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December 1.4 1939 Wonlan Wins&apos; In Football Contest mounceraent that Mrs. M. L. of Shelton had won a prize I)rifted Snow Flour Foot- Limerick contest was made by John Dotson, local Safe- manager. virtu5 of her winning limer- Mrs. Fessler will receive $25 of groceries from the Safe- store, Mr. Do|son said. WHAT CAUSES Up Nights? firing up night, may be 1astute'| of qllggiMl kidlleys. If cx- /tid i)|hl" ,/4sl, aro 11o| [OrJy [!limit)areal other (Inn g,r t|IKI Zllty L|)|)OD*I" :t I't tl I'll- /-'f-----AT THe MOUNTAIN VI]EW (:HAPEL [ m R. W. Brcsslcr, pastor . Order of services of Sunday, I December 17: i Bible School 9:45 a.m. I Morning Worship 11 a. m. Aftcrnoon service 2:30 p. m. Young People'..service 6:30 p.m Evangelistic service 7:30 p. m. Special services each evening at 7:45 p. m. with Perle Poe, evange- list speaking. Come anti bring some one with se[,nty or t'r,,quorlt fh)w, back- yOU. Old time preaching. Heart IIT'L,:5.Y;:,'Y;I',:;;),..''",?<II"?,: s.i'ehing, soul nsplring and st,r. 11al hplp salxh as bowls. (lot /tiring mes,ages. x or I'{|'},I,YI'S from al{y drug- Seek ve the Lord while He may lt' n(,t l)l,,asvd in 4 day8 Y('U,'!I €,rI bt,.'lL Locally lit l,'ir l ,,'tl Ig { "fi'jole, i " I MOUNT OLIVE LUTHERAN o-An's "Out ALE HFT SUGGESTION OR HER REAT AVING 0 YOU! BOUDOIR E SLIPPERS ¢ 1"99pair to : KAYSER'S ;SILK HOSIERY 89 ¢' 99% UND-SLIPS ¢ to -- 1. 99 each LADTEi N''IE S ¢ to 2 .89 LADIES HOUSE COATS .49 4.s9 to SILK DRESSES .99 to S "89 LADIES DRESS COATS .89 to 25 .89 ;HT BAGS .89 to 9"89 DRESS SHOES ,99 to .$..q9 o-An'S CHURCH R. C,, Muhly. Minister ' 1517 Division--Phone 395-M Morning worship every Sunday at 11. Sunday School at 9:45. The Children's Christmas ser- vice will bc held December 24 at ]0:30 a. m. Chri.stmas Day services at 11a. m. Dare to do right, dare to be true! Other men's failures can never save you: Stand by your conscience, you. r honor, your faith: tand like a hero and battle till death. Shelton BA IVrlST CHURCH J. O, BOVEE, Pastor. Sunday Bible school at 9:45, Classes for all ages. Mrs. Walter Moultrop, Supt. Large Adult Bible Cla. meet- ing in the Library Building, J. O. Bovee, teacher• Every one wel- come. Morning worship at 11. Junior, Intermediate and Sen- ior B.Y.P,U. at 6:15. All young people welcome at these services. If not attending some o the r group, make our church your church home. Evening service at 7:30. A cordial invitation i extend- ed to all to join us in our wor- ship. MISSION Assembly of God 222 So. 2rid Street Sunday school ........................ 9:45 Mrs. Otto Graffe, Supt. Morning service ................... 11:00 Evangelistic service .............. 8:00 Tuesday, Bible and Prayer .. 8:00 Thursday, Young Peoples .... 8:00 Bill Graffe. leader. Saturday, Childrens church .. 3:00 The Woods Evangelistic party is with us and will be having ser- vices every night this week. Spec- ial music and the old time Gospel preached, You are invited to come and enjoy the services. LUTHERAN CHURCII. R. . ;MUHLY, MlniJfr. 1517 Dlvlsio-none 8954M[ Next Sunday morning at 11:00 CALVARY I'ENTECOSTAL CHUItCH ]20 E. Pine St. PASTOR GEe. M. NYE, phone 479 Sunday Services: Sunday scnool, 9:45 a. m., tiar- vey Biehl, Supt. Morning worship, 11:00 a. m. First Sunday each month is Communion. Street meeting, 7:00 p. m. Tllr, I IrON-MA SON COUNTY ,It) I IRN AIJ Evangelistic service, 7:45 p.m. Week day .rviees: Tuesday, Young People Myg, 7:45 p. m. Thursday, Cottage service at the Whitener home at Kamilchc, 8:00 p. m. Friday Mid-Week Gospel serv- ice, 7:45 p. m. Radio broadcast, entitled "The Voice of Calvary," each Thursday at 4:30 to 5 p. m. over Station KGY, Olympia, 1210 K.C. This is Former Resident Of Mt. View Dies In Tacoma Nov. 22 By Mrs. Carl Morris ML. View, December 13 ..... The sad new;] was received here this l week of the death of Mrs Ber-I nice DiLoreta of Tacoma," who passed away November 22 |el-i lowing a goiter operation. De-I cea,ed was the daughter o{ h's. Jessie Stevens, a former resident: here, and will be remembc,'ed by many fricnds here. She was al.,o the granddaughter of Mrs, Maur- ice Dunbar, at the Harold Dun- bar home. Evangchsuc services at the Mt. I View chapel are drawing largd crowds each evening to heat' the message. delivered by Evangel- |st Poe, of Olympia. Services will continue all week. i Mrs R D Brown, Mr. and Mrs. I L. Gt.l'dner and daughter Mary i Ann, were Olymi)ia visitor Sat- i urday. { The home of Mr. and Mrs. M. ;Patterson is unrier quarantine on a request program and wc welcome account of measles in the family. any requests,' just address your Lloyd Pierce, a former well letter to: Voice of Calvary, KGY, known Shelton revident, but now Olympia, Wash. from Quesnell, B. C., made a brief ------ {visit here the latter part of the CIB[]glSTIAN ,cIlrgNc, [week visiting at the home of Mr. Service every Sunday mornln 8 [anti Mrs. Ira Yule and made a. at 11 a. m. Corner of Third d ]greeting call with many old time Alder streets. Sunday school at friends. Mr. Pierce, driver f.r a B:45 a, m. truck, was making a trip to Van- Dec. 17., Is the Universe. In- eouver. B. C.. for a load of cya- eluding Man, Evolved by Atomic Force  Wednesda evening services at 8 p. m. Reading room Wednesday 6:45 to 7:45 p. m.; Friday, 2:00 to 4:00 p. m. Public cordially in. vtted. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Robert Brumblay, Ministcr 9:45 a. m,, Sunday School, Har- vey Beal, general mperintendent. A departmentalized school, with classes for all ages. 11 a re,--Preaching Services. Prelude, "Awake With Cheerful Heart," IKirkpatrick) Miss Eileen Runacres, Anthem "So Panteth My Soul For Thee, O God" (Wil- son). Sermon, "Our Reading Diet," Dr. Robert Brumblay. 11 a. re.----Worship of The Junior Church; Mrs. Robert Brumblay, director; a church composed of boys and girls between the ages of six and fourteen, with their own worship program. 6:30 p. m.--Weekly Meeting of nide anti took tile opportunity to make thin flvizg visit with rela- tives and friends Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Winga.rd and son Mervie, are new re,|dents on Mr. View, residi)g in the Les- ter Chase home. Mr. Wingard is employed in the grocery depart- ment of the L. M. store in Sbel- ton. Guests at their home Sund:tv were Mr. and Mrs. H B. Treff from Bremerton, gratviparents of the Wingards, Miso Loretta Shumaker and Alonzo Kopperman spent Sun(lay in Gig Harbor visiting with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Finstad and daughter Marvlin. Miss Cora Dins. rude. from Mt. View and mother Mrs. Olene Finvtad from Spok'me, spent the week end visiting with friends in Sheridan, Oregon. They 'stopped for a brief visit in Long- view with Mrs, Kerney Melby, their mother remaining for a week s visit with Mrs. Thee. Steen, a£tcr which she will go to Sheridan and Page Three 31)8 S *" ................................................................................................... chool K,d Q d ,le,t, i,'.:t S (',herokee l.dian Jailed ]a . . , , , . , p uince An ,v.. at; Wild , ,,st beginning t.o r{pen for the set:- Reg,ster Bikes! VorI,,rse'lhettNov. 20. Blackberry !,rod time in 1939. ,)arc A,lams, .......... ' Theft llf ;I W()II;lll'S {)ill'St! I:I'()IWI B1 i Wi te ,',.- . ploys, t)rought a ',ample io t,)wI| A g,)odlv p(,rti(m ,,f ,h,'lton's ia tlillcr(':d bu:,in,'ss ho,se hurl N,,- 00][!1 11 ll r ,,,,,.v ',,,, p,'o:,e.te, l ll,,,, t,, ril,v youthful p(*puhtLion, :it least that ivembe r 20 h,nded David LaChanc(L of .{tinier hiv.h age and under, {(Jher°k° ln(lian, in tit(. Ma'd(m .... Parker, Peninstilar l{ailway exv- iltilizes hicy(:ltm for tran.'q)oz'Latiou. I (J(,unly jail lnst niR'ilt f, flh:,wing 11i3 'l'hc:e set, .level and h,wer .tlti- i cutive, who ill |l.l|'ll hrotlKht th0ln judging by the bicycle regi.qtratiou drive Police Chief [Lay :;t:trwich [arrest a.t a Lo.qt l'rairi,:, cabin by rude l,)ealities whieh are boasting' {lilt.() the Jmlrnal office, ,,h('riff G(.',,e Martin aod Deputy ()f their spl'in K flowers in wi{.'ter And then there ti'e the bh)sroms recently c(>ml)h:ted io the city [ Fred Hicks(re. h'tve another ;trgumelit to cite now Ion the Japmese quillcp hu.h at lhe schools. lie sai(I yestevduy be, ha:, 30,q t Petty la.rc(my eha.rges are I.o he iu their p,'de t)ver thc Northwost':. Lantz Vqiss home atop l:lillcrest to filed tod;i5,, l:fihl we:tther tiffs winter. lend it., supp,n't to the mild whiter boys and girla bikes registere(i (m his files in the city h;t{1, ll'l(' hi.rPer The $.'i cash which was in the lPz'on the L)xt)w country up "pointer,'.,.with-pride." portion helollgillg to jllniol- high l)ur:e had beeu :|)en. Stml'u :I0.i-. . .......................... students. The police chief said li- tin ,uid, but the. purse was recov- crnses will b(, di:;tributed to the ered .... ,'egistere,t hike .w,,,.,'.", l.fte,' the ..................... lmngshorenlens' Annual 13enefit f..st .f the ye.,' N C The bicych" registrntion wa:, Mrs° T. B. Smith (:onling  made t)y Starwich a.a pr.teetion Back Here To Reside against theft and as an ti(l in re. revery of the Wllee]3 in case of A conmlullit'ation received by the|, LII,' ,Ital,'I,a] today from Mrs 'P, B. SATURI)AY ' 16 .................................. DE(EMBER prov0d alld ;th]e to }!e tl I) an(i SnliLh, ftH'lYl"r Potlatch residellt, ' 9 / around. Her m.,ny friends u'e glad brings word of her early return ': Auspice I.L.W.U. No. 1-47, Olympia to see he{' out again, a. resident of M;,.son County, Lhis Pete l'iller is redeeor,tmg th0 time at Hoodaport. TURKEY DOOR PRIZES inter|,:' of his ',Ltractiw new M1.. Since tim death of Mr. ,;milh View home, by paioting and var-here two years ago Mrs. Stall.): SCHNEIDERS IliS]lillg" the walls a.n(l ceiling', h&s boon living with rolative.u III The new a.ddition Lr) the It. E. Pennsylva.,fia and California. She ,,,..we,. borne is .earh,g ,:,,ml,'t,. is now ,,t ,.on00 ,00e,,ch .er car,, Musi I)v ____Red SvDher tion while the sities of the house toda.y mentioned a visit she paid C _  are beinff fini:ded wilh ,hin;le, to Mr and Mrs. Ted SRelsey, whom mqking a decided imt)rovemenL to ,she found in goo(l health itlong' Aclmiss}on ,¢2¢, Dancing] 9:30 'till 2 Lhis prcLLy new home. with a 1 Lhe fa.mity, iH H II I I I I SIX DAYS OF BARGAINS FRIDAY THRU THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15-21 Soda Crackers 2 lb. pkg. Glencoc fresh salted soda crackers The Young: People. Devotional{make her home with her son, Ben 100 lbs 10 lbs 5 Period followed by an hour of BibleFinatad. Cane Sugar - ,. 5.29 - ,, c Study, conducted by Mrs. Robert[ Arriving from the far east, at Brumblay; topic, "The Sermon t)n] Cleveland, Ohio. Thursday, were Pure cane, fine granulated. Stock up. The MountY Counsellor Of The E.]Mrs. Frank Kish and Miss BCU- {/ Tin 9 L. Chapter, Miriam Beal. {lab Vig, who came to make a Tuna Flakes No. c 8 p. m,---Young Peoples' Fire.] three month's visit with their Mid-Pacific Tuna Flakcs. 7' ounce flat tins. side Hour. . ]mother, Mrs..C. Vig of Mt. View. Sunday, Dec. 24, 7:30 p. m.---' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dunbar S pkg Annual Christm.sr Exercises of the were visiting in Tacoma Sunday. eedless Ratsms 4-lb.. 19c" " Fancy Caiifornia Scedless Tomato Juice 26-0z. Tin 9€ Sunday School. A varied and in- They were accompanied home by teresting program is being pre-[their mother. Mrs. Mamie Dun- pared, vis4tbar' WhOat theWil]Dunbarmakehome.an extended Czisco Shortening 3-lb. 49€ Foursquare Win. Jackson is improving his Shortening--purc vegetable in, sealed tins. GOSPEL CHURCH cabins by adding new porches in Bu[tt£r wrO egbaOnta ,. No,!2t/ ,C 910 E, Dearborn Ave, the back. lihmdy 0rvJoea: . ] Howard Yule spent the week " " " , 10 a. m., Sunday school, W. T.[end in Seattle Xns shonpin. } n 8hoar, superintendent. { Mr. and Mrs Gus Skerbeni Tomato Sauce Tin 3c 11 a. m., Morning worship. [were dinner guests of Mr. and . • • • w 6:30 p. m., Crusaders I Mrs. Adolph Koppcrman Saturday Taste Tells--spicy, pure tomato hot sauce--reg. 8-oz. tin Xmas Feature Look for "Season's Greet- ings" when you want the biggest value in holiday candies. Sunny Dawn--finest fancy pure tomato juice. Box ..... Box... the sermon theme will have to do with thc place and opportuni- ties of the Christian youth in the Church today. A group of young people will sit in a reserved ec. tion and sing their youth hymn. Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9:45. The weekly at- tendance now averages well over a hundred. Ladies' Chorus meets eve r y Thursday evening at 7:30 under the direction of Miss Alda John- son. Adult Membership Clamms arc now in session every week. Junior Choir meets Mondays at 4:00, Saturday at 9.30 a. m. Children's Catechism class ev- ery Saturday at 10:30 a. m. "Thc righteot cry, and t h e Lord heareth and delivercth them out of all their troubles," Psalm 34, 17. St. Davids EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services and sermon 7:30 p. m Sunday at Memorial Building, T. E. JESSETT, Vicar, AGATE SUN'DAY SCHOOL StSnday School at Agate school house every Sunday at 11 o'cloo W. G. Brown, Supt. All axe In, vlted to attend. MATLOCK CHURCH SERVICES REV. C. C. HOAG, Pastor. Sunday School at 10 o'clock and church at 11 o'clock at Old Grange I-Iall at Matlock FRESH With Caramel Icing 29c 59c A deliciously tasty applesauce cake made from red, rips Washington apples and topped with a tasty oaramsl icing, Shelton Bakery 7:80 p. m., Evangelistic service. Tuesday: 7:30, Choir and Orchestra prac- tice. Friday, 7:30, Deeper teaching and prayer. Everyone within reach is mot earnestly and cordially invited to nd these service. . and MRS. W. B. LAMBERT, Pastors. ZION TABERNACLE 3rd und Grove |Streets M. OLSEN, Pastor. Sunday school .................. 2:00 p.m. Afternoon service ............ 2:30 p.m. EVening service ................ 7:30 p.m. Wednesday: Prayer meeting ................ 7:30 p.m. Everybody welcome. St, F_lwaxd's CATHOLIC CHURCH Winter schedule for massc at S.Edw'ard's Church is as follows: 1irst mass 8,00 a. m, S,econd maim 10:00 a. m. _W#ekday .mases 7:45 a. m. 'Eiventn'g devotions and benedic- tions 7:30 p, m, • CatecaMsm instruction for chil. dren will f011ow the high mass. Ihst¢iiction In Church history and b|bl0 htst0ry for high school 'studentS, Monday evenings, 7 to Sp.m. Any changes from the above or soeCial devotion will be announc- ed on Sundays. HO()DSPOR" uMMUNITY SUNDAY SCHOOL Meets at 10 a. m., In the scho(, bllding, Classes for all ages. All welcome. OAKLAND BAY SUNDAY SOH[OOL Classes for all on Sunday, 10 L.m,, at school building. Every. one welcome. CHRITILAN SCIENCE "Is the Universe, Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force?" will be the subject of the Lesson-Set- men in all.Churches of Christ. Si- entist, Sunday, December 17. Golden Text: All thy works shall prae thee, O Lord; and thy saints shall bless thee. They shall speak of the glory of thy kingdom, and talk of thy power" (Psalms 145:10, 11). Among the citations which co:n- priseo the Lesson-Sermon is the following from th0 Bible: "Through faith we understand that tle worlds were framed by the word of God, so that things which are seen were not nmde of things which do appear" {Hebr. 11:3). The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian ,Science textbook, "Sci- ence and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "The Scriptures are very sacred. Our aim must be to have them understood: spiritually, for only by this utdetndinSf can truth be gaihed. Th0 true theory of the uni- verse, including man, is not in ma- terial htvtory but in pirit*ttal dee velopmet". (p 547:23-27). evening. Andy Hansen has added to thc convenience of their attractive Mt. View home, by making a new driveway. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Villerny of Renton are new residents at the Idyllwild, where they will reside while clearing and improving the 40 acres which they recently pur- chased. Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stacy were business visitors in Olympia Sat- urday. Dinner guests at the Stacy home Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Loom from Arcadia. MT. VIEW NEWS Amatcur hours beinff sponsored by Sears Tavern in Mr. View every Thursday night are gaining in pop- ularity. A large crowd was in at- tendancc last Thursday night to enjoy the songs and musical num- bers being put on by these ama- teur players. J. Jarp, a recent ar- rival from Michigan received first prize last Thursday night and H. Cook second, whi]c several new performers will be added to the program this Thursday night• Mr. and Mrs. Albert BaH and d&ughter of Bristol Bay, Alaska, who have been visiting cast of the mountains at Spokane, are spend- ing a few days, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Anderson in Skoko- inih valley and was assisting thc Peterson boys in the Mt. View cabinet shop Tuesday. Howard Sweet and family and Ted Swb.et and family who have been residing in Mt. View. have moved to Hillcrest. Mrs. Art Taylor. Mrs. Grace Patterson of Mt. Vicw and Mrs. W. C. King of Shelton were busi- ness visitors in She{ton Thursday. Mrs. Kate Cameron Of Till|cure Beach was a guest of Miss Shirley Harris Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. George Jadin. of the golf course were dinner guests at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hall and family Sunday evening. Mr,.,, Ted Haddlx and d')uhte, "- in-law, Mrs. Harding, were busi- ness visitors here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T. Rtchards of tim Skokomish valley were gue,ts of Mr. and Mrs. OWen Pigmon at the Pine# Saturday. Mrs. Ruby Moore, who a,ecompanied them, remalned for an over night visit at the Pig- men home, returning home Sun- day, Mrs. Terrell and daughter Rose from Shelton were greeting old neighbors and friends Sunday. They were guests at dinner at the home of Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Cal- lanah, and supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kindred of Belfair are new revidents lo- cated at the Pines. Mr. Kindred is logging in the Webb Hill district• Mr. and Mrs. Lester Beard" and son-in-law from Belfair are also new rsldents at the Pines. Mr. Beard is a logger employed with Mr. Kindred at the same place. Mrs. W. A.""wAnk: Who ha UKULELE BROKEN; 2tin 15¢ DOLES FCY. SLICED, 2/ tiu 19¢ ROSEDALE Sliced, 1¼ tin 3/25¢ Doles Pineapple Juice, 46-oz... 21¢ Silverdale Tomatoes, 21/z tin 10¢ Tendersweet Corn, 303 tin 2/15(.' Cherub Milk, tall Tins3 for 19¢ Fresh Eggs doz. Grade "A" Large ................... Bria)'gate Green Beans, 2 for 25(,' Lipton Tea, ¼-1b, 21¢; ½-lb. 41e Argo Corn or Gloss Starch 3,/'25¢ Calo Dog Food, 3 tins .......... 23¢ Jell Well, assorted2 pkgs ..... 9e. Zee Tissue Paper, roll ............. 4¢ Lux Toilet Soap, 3 bars .......... 17¢, Lifebuoy Soap, 3 bars ........... 17 Camay T.oilet )ap, 3 bars .. 17¢ Rin,so or Oxydol, 2 pkgs ....... 39¢ Macaroni or Spas., 3-1bs ....... 17e, Stellar Tissue, 500's .............. 19¢ Orange Sale Swcet, Juicy Sccdlcss Navels. Kccp plcnty -on hand. Lge. Size reed. size 2-doze 35¢ 3-doz. 39¢ @ FRIDAY - SATURDAY ()NLY 7, [ amous Fresh Produce Iceherg Lettuce, head .................... 5¢ Fancy Ripe Bananas, lb ................. 5¢ Emperor Grapes, lb ....................... 5¢- Yak|ms Potatoes, No. 2's; 50-1bs. 48¢ Sweet Potatoes, Ex. Fcy; 6-1bs. 25¢ Arizanfi Grapefruit, 12 far ........... 29¢- Sunkist Lemons:, Ige. doz ............. 29¢ Dorothy Duncan The ideal gift box. Fcy. Ch0- colates. 1.00 Tin Hard Mix , y (AND Your chOice of satin or broken Iard mix. Walnuts, 2-1bs .... 35¢ Mixed Nuts, 2-1bs.. 3;)¢ Brazil Nuts, 2-1bs.. 35¢ Fresh Peanuts 2-lb. 25¢ Most little piggies go to market, but only the finest, plumpeut young porkers are selected for Safeway markets. Pork Roast lb. 12€ Fresh Picnic StyleShort Shak. Pork Chops lb. 18€ Se{ected Center Cuts 21€. Leg of Pork lb. 1Sc From Grain Fcd Pig Pork, HORMELS Delicut Ski,nned HAMS Ready to serve. Whole or half. VEGETOLE SHORTENIN(, 4 lbs .............. 39¢ Rtch--CreamF All Purpose Armorer's Star Picnics .......................... lb. 23¢, Ready To EatNo Shrinkage. Bacon, whole or half ............................... lb. 17c Center Cuts 21€. Pork Sausage ............................................ lb. 15¢ Freshly Ground, Seasoned Just Right. Fresh Oysters .......................................... pt. 19€ 14-Count. Bottle Free.