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Matlock
By DORA HEARING
MATLOCK - The annual
event of "'Bringing in the Yule
Log" will be held at Schafer Park,
Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Everyone
welcome, ladies please bring
cookies.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Cash were
host and hostess for the Pinochle
Club Saturday night and five
tables of cards were played. High
Score went to Bill Barnes St. and
Mary Chappell, Pinochle to Sue
Barnes and Edward Valley, low
score to Kathleen Barnes and
Edward Valley. The next party
will be Dec. 19 with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Barnes Sr. host and hostess.
The Moody Science film will
be shown at the Matlock
Community Church Sunday at 7
p.m. The name of the film is
"Red River of Life".
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Helin
spent Saturday in Olympia with
relatives.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. tterbert
Helin were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Trimble.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Bozatth
were Friday evening visitors at the
Elvin Hearing home. Sunday
afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Evers, Alberta and Roy were
callers at the ttearing home.
The community mourns the
death of Mrs. Donna Singleton
who was 91 years old and lived at
Matlock since 1918. She leaves
one son Chester Singleton of
Livermore, Calif.; two daughters,
Mrs. Lottie Ford of Matlock and
Mrs. Lois Simpson of Bremerton;
two sisters Mrs. Myers of Calif.
and Mrs. Ethel Magill of
Vancouver.
Mrs. Augusta Portman and
Carl Portman spent Thursday at
Elma with Mrs. Thelma
Leortscher.
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Rossmaier,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bradberry and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trenckmann
attended the joint installation of
officers at the Progress Grange at
Kamilche Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Haskins and
family were Sunday visitors at the
R. E. Bradberry home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valley
attended the wedding reception
for Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Whitmarsh at Hidden Haven
Saturday afternoon.
Kevin Howard, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Howard, is at the
Orthepedic Hospital in Seattle and
is seriously ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Singleton of Livermore, Calif. are
spending this week with Mr. and
Mrs. I. C. Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hearing
were Tuesday evening dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Walker.
We want to welcome Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Barnes St. who have
moved to their farm here from
Mercer Island.
ENTIRE STOCK
LADLES PURSES
REDUCED ONE DAY
REG. TO 2.00 VALUE
ONE SIZE
REG. 2.00
FAMOUS BRAND
LADLES PANTIES
REG. TO 2.00
LADLES NYLON
REG. TO 7.00
FLANNEL
REG. TO 5.00
PEIGNIOR SET
REG. $25.00
OFF
REG.
RET.
Grange Plans For Its
Annual ihristmas Party
By MARY VALLEY
SKOKOMISH - The
Skokomish Grange will hold its
Christmas party this Friday
evening, starting with a potluck
dinner at 6:30 p.m. After a short
business meeting there will be an
exchange of gifts. The ladies are
to bring a gift for the ladies and
men gifts for the men, not to
exceed $1,
Miss Edith Johnson will be
guest speaker at the Skokomish
Community Church this Sunday
evening at 7:30 p.m. She will be
returning soon to the mission
field in Columbia, under the
Evangelical Alliance Board.
Mrs. Ida Johnson, Mrs. Mary
Valley and Mrs. Marie Miller of
Yakima, who has been the house
guest of Mrs. Johnson, drove to
Seattle Wednesday, where they
attended the Ice Capades at the
Coliseum. Mrs. Josephine Cole
was unable to accompany them
due to illness.
Savings Bond
Sales Reported
"October s~es of E and H
Savings Bonds for the State of
Washington tot',tied $5,531,980
compared with year ago sales of
$6,512,614 . . . a decline of 15.06
per cent," Mason County
Volunteer Chairman Harry James
announced. "However, October
1969 sales included Freedom
Shares totaling $690,140, since
discontinued, on June 30, 1970,
so a true comparison of E and H
Sales reveals a decline of only
4.99 per cent," he added. "'Mason
County sales totaled $11,177," he
continued.
Mrs. Arvid Johnson
accompanied her daughter, Edith,
to Scandia Sunday, where Edith
was guest speaker at the Scandia
Bible Church.
Arvid Johnson is spending
several days at the home of his
son, Stan, at Toppenish.
Thirteen members of
Skokomish Grange attended the
Installation at Progress Grange,
Sunday afternoon. Deputy Martin
Auseth and his wife Gyneth were
the installing officers.
The Skokomish Grange Ladies
Auxiliary held its annual
Christmas dinner party Saturday
night, at the home of Mrs. Phyllis
Brown on flood Canal. (;ames
and visiting were the diversion for
the evening.
Mrs. Edna Hunter of Shetton
was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Hunter.
Weekend guests of Mrs.
Mildred Tanner were Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Rowan and daughters of
Everett and Mrs. Ruby Fulton of
Tacoma. Sunday they celebrated
Mrs. Tanners birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Deyette
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Anderson and family of
Monlcsano spent the weekend
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Deyette.
THESE BUYS!
"TOUCH-DOWN"
FLOOR TILE
PIONEER
Week of Dec. 14-18
MONDAY -- Meat & gravy,
mashed potatoes, buttered
corn, peaches and milk.
TUESDAY -- Navy bean soup,
crackers, meat sandwiches,
apple & celery salad, apricot
pie with cream and milk.
WEDNESDAY -- Spanish rice,
buttered toast, buttered
spinach, carrot sticks, jello
with fruit and milk.
T H U R SDAY -- Beef stew,
crackers, raisin-orange muffins,
vegetable tray, fruit salad and
milk.
F R IDAY -- Pizza, buttered
beans, Christmas cookies,
carrot sticks, ice cream and
milk.
Supplement your chiM's
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for an easy tile cleaner,
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in spray can & guaranteed by
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woodwork & furniture
look for
"PANEL MAGIC"
in hanay spray can &
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Olympic Hwy. S.
ShMton 426-4282 i
MEN'S &
FAMOUS
WATCHES
REG. TO 69.95
TO
TWO LARGE RACKS
LADLES GOWNS AND
DRASTICALLY
ROBES
SHOE DEPT.
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Regularly $12.00
by
• BLACK
• CHESTNUT BROWN
Vba,,r, Cela~ese" Arnet hnmg topped with
sueOe Italian made eyelet speedlace t~e
~ceberg seals Ken tru~"
Regularly
$12.00
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DRESS COATS
COMPARES TO 100.00
REG. 49.95
ENTIRE STOCK
LADLES COATS
RACK I
REG. TO 23.00
RACK II
REG. TO 34.00
RACK III
REG. 16.00
LADLES 3 PC
WOOL SUITS
REG. 49.95
LADLES 2 AND 3 PC
ORLON ACRYLIC KNITS
SUITS REG. TO 26.95
BLOUSES ..... .........
REG. 8.00
LADLES
CARDIGAN
REG. TO 12.00
LADLES SHELL
PULLOVER STYLE
REG. TO 7.00
FAMOUS BRAND
FOUNDATIONS
BRA - SLIPS - GIRDLES
LARGE WOMEN
REG. TO 16.00
COCKTAIL DRESSES
AND PANT SUITS
REDUCED ONE DAY
LADLES CAR COAT
PLAID -- NYLON
WET LOOK
REG. TO 48.00
LADLES NYLON
TOW BELTED SKI
COATS REG. 28.95
LARGE RACK
LADLES DRESSES
REG. TO 12.00
LARGE ROUND
RACK LADLES
REG. TO 10.00
LADLES PANTSUITS
REG. TO 35.00
COORDINATE
TOPS
00
OFF
REG.
RETAIL
99
99
OFF
REG.
RET.
RET.
00
AND
O0
PANTS
00
BLANKETS SPECIAL
72 • ,iO REG. 16.95 NOW
108 x 90 REG. 21.95 NOW
LUXURY POLESTER
KNIT FABRIC
REG. TO 7.95 YD.
YD.
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STANDARD SIZE
BED PILLOWS
REG. 4.98 NOW
GIRLS' SLEEPWEAR
BRUSHED
ACETATE
AND NYLON
REG. 4.00
BUTTERFLY PRINTS
TOWELS REG. NOW
BATH ..... 2.65 ...... i.66
HAND ..... 1.80 ...... 96¢
WASH ...... 75 ....... 44¢
GIFT DEPT.
GIRLS' PANTIES
REG. 69
GIRLS' QUILTED
SIZE 4 - 14
REG. 7.00
ENTIRE
STOCK
ONE DAY SALE
OFF
REG.
MDSE.
GIRLS' BLOUSES
Reg. 4.00:
REG. TO 3.98
SLIGHT IRRS.
KING SIZE
PILLOW
REG. 6.98
GIRLS' TIGHTS
Reg.
3.00
For
GIRLS' HEIDI VEST
4-6 71
Reg. 3.50
THERMAL BLANKETS
WASHABLE
ASS'T. COLORS
REG. 6.98
GIRLS
DRE:
FAMOUS BRANDS
DINNERWARE
3 YR. REPLACEMENT
GUARANTEE
GREAT SELECTION
REG.
RET. GIRLS COATS
ONE GROUP
COOK WARE
EXTRA NICE
OFF
REG.
RET.
WASHABLE PILE
4 TO 6X 7
REG. 20.00
BATH ROOM
% OFFREG.GIRLS' WRANGLER !
RET.
CHATEAU AREA RUGS
21 x 34 Reg. 5.94 .......4.88
27 x 45 Reg. 8.98 .......7.88
36 x 54 Reg. 14.98 ......2.88
Lid Covers Reg. 2.99 ..... i.88
CARVING KNIFE
SET 8 PC
REG. 12.95
3 TO 6X 7 T
REG. TO 3.50
BOY'S CREW
PR.
FROM PERFECT WOOLEN MILLS
33-1/3% WOOL - 33-1/3% ACRYLIC
33-1/3% NYLON BONDED
FABRIC
BOY'S 3 TO 7
SPORT SHIRTS
FOR
BOYS BELTED
CARDIGAN
REG. TO
6.00
3TO7
REG. 5.00