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LIBRARY BOARD MEETS
Tile Shelton Library Board with
Chairman Nell Lewis, Mrs. D. B.
Davies, Carl Quarnstrom and W.
L Jessup in attendance, held their
,,st meeting', of the year at the
library building Tuesday evening,
winding up 1947 atfairs of that
public, institution.
"l'le library building has recently
been rnoderrfized and redecorated
and prc,Jents a pleasing tppearance
to its llany users.
Scouts Schedule
Many Activities
During Vacation
Boy Scouts throughout he
Tumwater Area Council will be
especially busy for the next two
or' three months with three of the
year's major activities. The first
of these will be the ammal green
bar training conference to be held
....................................................................... in Shelton on December 29th and
t .......... Fai.,ank00.00or'00
i PUMPS
J
I For Every
| Purpose
| SHELTON
I ELECTRIC CO.
I_ Govey Bldg. Phone 154-W
I I
HEINIE HILDERMAN'S
CHATTERBOX
CAFE
3rd & Railroad -'Shelton
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lilll litllry 7
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1 lill,l.'7ll'llill, hill lht po{;llll b/Ig 1.t
till ltlltTl indfffqtilzabh nlusiclilll,
lh' IJh.tv4 on the illhR.
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hliiltlllh, lliolLlght ill l'Oll£hlSloll.
,Try Olll' " 'a- ' ix" lira, ocappillg
SYl%IoIrll <lid l,qtrn what m'al sails-
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RAUSCtlER & SON
1528 Olympic Hiway (Hillcrest)
30th.
The second will be the annual
mid-winter competitive rallies,
sections of which are to be held
in Central,a, Chehalis, Olympia,
Shelton and Morton. The dates
for these will be set by the district
commissipner in each district With
Scout" leaders and Scoutmasters.
The Green Bar training confer-
mice will bring together the troop
staffs of elicit troop consisting of
senior patrol h:aders, patrol lead-
ers, scribes, quartermasters, bug-
lers and other troop officials is
scheduled for the Christmas vaca-
tion.
Registration" will start at 1
o'clock at the old gymnasium. The
afternoori session will deal witlf
troop programs, troop formations,
etc. The evening program of the
first day will be Scout games and
how to play them. The next morn-
ink will be for out-door patrol
methods.
The afternoon will see a very
interesting field trip and in the
evening the banquet will be held.
The Scoutmasters and other troop
leaders are being' especially in-
vited to any or all of the sessions.
Council officials have asked that
each troop indicate at once how
many scouts will be attending in
order that final arrangements may
be made.
The third big activity is Scout
week, in celebration of the 38th
anniversary of the Boy Scouts of
America. A week of activities
from Febalary 7th to 14th will
feature potluck dinner by cub
packs, Boy Scout troops, senior
units and their parents and
friends. Some of these will be in
the form of joint affairs between
several troops with courts of hon-
or and achievement nights.
0akhurst Patient
Appeals for Aid
In Movie Fund
Duncan Eddy, a patient at the
Elma Oakhurst Sanatorium, has
made an appeal for contributions
to aid in the purchase of a movie
projector in a letter sent to the
Journal this week.
In his letter, which follows, d-
dy indicated that a projector for
use by the patients in the institu-
tion would give a boost to their
morale arid help make the long
convalescence pass nlore quickly.
Duncan Eddy, patient at the EI-
ma Oakhurst Sanatorium appeals
to the Journal ill a letter tiffs week
for a helping hand of voluntary
contrihutions to help the institu-
tion secure a motion picture pro-
ector whicl will do much toward
l%elping, the welfare of the patients.
Mr. ddy's letter' follows:
"1 AM writing this for myself
and the other patients here.
"We want to purchase a motion
picture projector for the entertain-
ment of the convalescent patients.
A gentleman Item McCleary has
heen bringing his outfit every sec-
ond Thm-sday for awhile, but as
it costs him about $15 for rental
and express of films he had to
stop.
We have a fund of m'ound $400
donated by Aberdeen clubs. Many
of us here arc from the other four
counties tllat use this sanatorium,
namely: Mason, Thurston Cowlitz
and Clark. %Ve believe that people
of these counties are not aware
of out" need here and would help.
A NOTICE in your paper might
enough donations from
clubs and lodges to get the extra
$200 which it will cost us to get
tim necessary equipment, leaving
some to defray the cost of film
rental.
Dr. John Stall, in charge of the
institution can provide furtlmr in-
formation to any inquiries."
ilsiportalil Jt'*ooo
In hospitals milk is an irnl)ortant
food and is also used In pharmaceu-
ticals.
Doings among your' merchants
SHELTON-ASON COUNTY JOUAL
AMONG YOUR MERCHANT
S l
is resigning to devote full time to
another business enterprise.
The new business aianouncemont
comes from the G & H Trucking
Company of Olympia, which is
opening a branch office here lit
Btlsiness changes, new business,
a business record, and monkey
business highlight this week's bus-
iness scene in Shelton.
The business changes hlvolve
new ownership and managelnent
for two established enterprises of
this community, details of which
are announced in separate stories
and advertisemer/ts elsewhere in
this edition of The Jonrnad.
Suffice it to say here, then, that
they involve the purchase by J.
Emmett Smith of the service de-
partment on heating, l)hnnbing
refrigeration which IValter Nash
established for his Nash Brothers
firm some time ago, and Herbert
Roller's pendirig appointncnt as
est employe in point of service
is George Gems of Shelton. The
firm is prepared to handl,, the
moving pf lumber', building mater-
ials, heavy machinery, agri(ultlll'-
al commodities and forest products
a3 well a, general item,; of small-
er si:ses and bulk.
Meateutters at Safeway are
without their head man this week,
and will be for the next month,
because Johnny Schnehler under-
went an operation for hernia at
She!ton hospital last Monday. The
Safeway meat department will be
under the supervision of Bill %Vhal-
220 South First Street to carry on
a local cartage and household
nloving service.
George Grim, R. C. Fulton,
llo/ner Fulton and liar(It Kllng-
hell el)crate the G and H Truck-
in Company while their old-
ey during Johnny's absence.
Speaking of Safeway's meatcut-
ters, among the four-man staff
is a talented free-hand artist nnd
sketcher in Bob llellinghausen,
who enjoys highly sitting down
with pencil and paper and sketch-
i
ing scenery. Very accurately and
expertly, we might add, having
SCCII sonic of his \\;vork,
[TlldPr the lleading of monkcy
business corne t.wo now comic
sLrips which this edition intro-
duces to its readerm "The I
Scream Kids" is a new strip span-
sored by Boh 13Inns of Binns Ice
Cream company, while "Mickey
and His Me" is another new funny
underwritten by Ja('k Manley, the
Electrolux agent for' Mason Coun-
ty.
These two newcomers join a
comic strip fan,.ily which already
includes "Speedy," sponsored by
Stan V, qfite of the Olympic Motor
Sales.
Still a third new comic will join
the family soon with AI Hnerby,
your Shelton Ford dealer, as spon-
sor.
MIXED NUTS 1-Lb. 40
I • I • • Pkg. C
STRICTLY FRESH (2-LB. PKG. 79¢)
FANCY PUMPKIN ,, ,,, • No. 2½Can 13c
LIBBY'S, MAKES 2 NINE-INCH PIES
MINCEMEAT. . . . 31-OZ.Jar 39c
VALAMONT, MOIST AND VERY TASTY
HABD CANDY...
SATIN MIX, 33 DIFFERENT KINDS
N alley's Fresh
Potato Chips. 5-oz. 23'
Golden Crisp
Ritz Crackers 1-1b; 29 €
Philadelphia, 3-Oz. Pkg.
Cream Cheese 2 for 35
1-Lb. 29c
Pkg.
Libby's, Medium;
Ripe Olives .. 9-oz. 23 ¢
Rose-Dale, 5-Oz. Jar
Stuffed Olives .... 23 ¢
Large 14-Oz. Bottle
Heinz Ketchup .... 24 ¢
MIRACLE WHIP ............ _qt. 65 ¢`
SALAD DRESSING (PINT 38¢)
CIGARE F2 ES ............. ctn. $.59
XMAS WRAP, CAMELS, LUCKIES, ETC.
FRESH BREAD ............ lge. 20'
MRS. WRIGHT'S, WHITE OR WHEAT
DINNER WINES ............ 5th 99 ¢
"ROMA" SHERRY, PORT, MUSCATEL
Thursday, December 18,,
i
WINES BY TH[
TOBACCO
December 18, 1!
Prince Albert, Velvct
Tobacco.. l-lb. can 81 €
TEA & COFFEE
Luxury Blend (2-lb. 99¢) - 1-Lb.
Edwards Coffee .. 50 ¢
Re, Tan, Box of Fifty DeLuxe, 1-Lb. Pkg.
Cigars ...... box 4.15 Nob Hill Coffee... 45 ¢
l
Van Dyck, Fifty Cigars
Cigars ...... box 4.50
CRANBERRY SAUCE
Ocean Spray, oelllea or Ill €
Whole Berries . 1-Lb Can JI- I
" .
CHEESE
Kraft, !/-Lb. Package
01d English ....... 37
Dutch Mill, -Lb. Pkg.
American Cheese.. 33 ¢
May.Bud, 11-Oz. Pkg.
Goudas Cheese... 47 €
SAFEWAY VALUES
Gum Drops, ,hocolates
Orange Slices l-lb. 39 ¢
Hamilton, Fancy Asstd., 1-1b.
Chocolate Creams 89 ¢
Xmas Peppermint Sicks
Candy Canes 3 for 25 €
Diamond, Fancy No. 1, 2-lb.
Large Walnuts .. 82 ¢
Canterbury, 48 Bags
Tea Bags. ctn. 43 ¢
• i GRAPEFRiJiT-JiJI(E---
Town House, Fancy Unsweet- t€
ened .... Lge. 46-Oz. (;an -=-
. (2 Small Cans.. 15¢)
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Mason County Creamery, Grade "A"
Fresh Milk. qt. ctn. 20 ¢ i
Mason County Creamery, I/2-Pint i"' '
Whipping Cream.. 30 ¢
AA Sweet Cream, Quartebs
Montrose Butter lb. 95*
ORDER YOUR TURKEY NOW!
Get a" Wash. Co-op Prime
Grade "A" Broadbreast!
"Prime" grade Hens or Toms in desirab, le sizes.
Safeway's price will be as low as any on Gov-
ernment Prime turkeys. We will draw at nc
extra charge.
L
:V
ittle Miss Hat Sh
Iaek and White P=
!oll Houses ............
011ow Dot Books
erland Alumi]
Alumil
iich Baby Doll
Peddle Push
Bears ..........
Clothes, small
Doll Sulky
Model Stov
PHONE 585 nas'sare reported,,AmongWeeklYYourinMerchants,,The Jour- 8/eu)ag U-l du soft She, Complete Satisfaction Guaranteed! DOllMachinesHOUse '..
......,._l.--..=.,.--<.,-,i,,- .............................................. ___°°'umn" o c , IXL Almonds l-lb. 49 ¢ HAMS Xmas Wrap, skinned hams, "Rath," "Hormel" lb. 63 ¢ ' r Sew, 1
Soft Shell, King Cole or "Diamond,', 10 to 16 POUNDS ............. ' ...........
ORANGES , 7¢ Large Pecans l-lb. 53 ¢ RfiAqTITD¢ Full Drawn, ready to StUff Tea Sets ....
r N u grade A .
Locke eats .,. Sweet Nave,s <'/, case ,2.,5; ease ,,.,9) ........ LB.. Oregon, Large. --"=0,,,,0 ........................... : ............. lb. 77' Tea Sets ......
CELERY , , 7,1//., Large Filberts.. 39€ .v D'lililr I Shoulder BladeCut. Commlgrade. 45* t"
Dir4' Ukl01 ("Good" G.ade Beef Roast lb. 51€) lb.
offered at California fresh crisp stalks. All green ............ LB. II / 'The Best" Brand .... o
THESE BIG SAVINGS TANGERINES 1file Brazil Nuts. l-lb. 43 ¢ llpi:n ]A'''][ Hormel Dairy and other lb. 89 ¢ [)
Jane Martin," 3-1b. 4-oz. qA'IIqACI7 All pure well sasoned lb. 49 ¢ i'
Florida, sweet, easy to peel oranges ........ . ................ LB. v Fruit Cake . ea. 1.29 ..o.,u..ii(l[,Do porkFr,sh ............................................................ Pacific Oysters, 59¢' i!:'
CRANBERRIES AI¢ 'Heinz Fig or 14W-O, UlOlr410 t0 12 per pint ...................................... pt.
by the Eastern Cape Cod, Late Howe variety ................ LB. -.. Plum Pudding ... 49 ¢ PfiRlf FHflPe Lea, center cuts :
Pork Chops
-.... ....r .................................... lb. 67€ I i:
GRAPEFRUIT .................... lb, 5¢
Marsh Seedless Lime Rickey 2 for 27 ¢ •
SHELTON MEAT & ICE CO. . FLORIDA "Fox" Co,a or
len,'l," 28 and 30 ¢ lb.
)IL;J..J It ........ • •
• ddP
hAlIY iH,l;i. Ol"
, nL BEH ....... 40 ¢ lb.
SKINNEI) VEAL ....... 36 lb.
r ", :1 ) " r ' ',1
ALL MEATS STATE INSI ECED
, " li Ji "N t
Available at Slaughterhouse on
lshmd L'l
La e Road
or'
TELEPIIONE 21 or 141
, >
• WINESAP APPLES .................................... I b. 10¢ (29-oz. bottle; plus deposit)
Fancy and extra fancy , Wash. AA Med ....
OO HUBBARD SQUASHcALAvosCUt up, bake in skin ................................ . lb. 3¢1b.39¢ - - Fresh EggSRainier, Sicks, Golden" "Age,dOz" 75*Olympia,___ Kj
..................... , ................................ AcmeBeer case 2.89 o.
California (approximately 29¢ each) t 24--11-oz. plus bottle deposit
• YAMS ...................................................... lb. ].2½¢ PRICES START, DECEMBER 19, 1947:
Famous East Texas, smooth even raze Subject to Market Changes.. , We re. "' -
r
O POTAI?OES lb. 5%t serve the Right to Limit Quantities. No
................................................ Sales to Dealers. '
U.S. No. 1Yakima Gems, large size A
SHORTENING
S p r y Shortening.
Crcamy, purc. l-lb. 45 ¢
3-lb. Can $1.29
SPIC AND SPAN
Cleans painted sur AII¢"
face like maQic. 2 forint: '-
CRACKERS
Krispy Sunshine
salted soda crack- 25 ¢
ers .......... l-lb. Pkg,
FACIAL SOAP
Woodbury's, for the skin you
love to touch.
Re0o,ar ........ 3 for 29 '
CRACKERJACK
Caramel coated pop- 5¢
corn! Fresh stock. Pkg.
LUX SOAP
Make sure of daintiness with
Lux.
Bat size ................. 15 €
SOUP MIX
Lipton's delicious Noodle-
soup 3 ,o,31 ¢
Mix ............
CAIVIAY SOAP
The soap of beautiful women.
Bath 15 ¢
Size
KARO SYRUP
LUX FLAKES/
and Domi
Hamilton Fo(
Uncle ..., ........
Star Baseball (
Board . ....
Ree "(Fireside
Bow1 ...;... .....
Co,n Syrup (1V-Ib. Blue For washing Fine .
Label 21€) 12-oz. ::
1,/=.,b. Re. .............. 22 ¢
SIERRA PINE .................... " :
Fragrance of the p i n e s. Puss 'N Boots. Purr-f ill
RegulaP
bar ..... :-.:..--.-. 10 € food! L
3
8-Oz. __ for
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