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TiUlrsday, Decenber
hants The latest news and
Jour- scandal----from 1897--are
ants" Lafe Rcdafe's
stories ew?ry week in
gEAR'S EVE
,NCE
,,water Camp
.m. to 2 a.m.
ORCHESTRA
,amps $10.95 pr.
EAT COVERS, $14.50
tOME
Lamps
.30
LECTORS
kR RADIOS -- $54.95:1
GIFTS TO CHOOSE FROM
( SUPPLY
.=ss0ries, Oil, Tires, Batteries
/
}ALE AND RETAIL
Phone 126
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of giving--Christmas trees,
:hts, stockings filled with tokenS: i
tS to show our care and affectioo
e dan offer--the finest herita€ : ::
generation--is a better
in the future.
"Peace on Earth". May this,
lized.
LS better world let us help 1
may continue to have the Free"
=t. get .them he free to use jt
iot with others who have
' may If..,
lm that have made/kmeriO : {
ve in--can join co£operativel
conduct their individual
-this wlH tm our most
:this Christmastide.
amilies, operating tber
ss and working togejber
to.operative assoction,
raples of Free Enterprise,"
December 18, 1947.
Rau's Chicken-Dinner-Inn i
HOOD CANAL
MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW FOR
Christmas Day Dinner 1
Serving From 12 Noon to 8 P.M.
p
MENU
SEA FOOD COCKTAIL
BLACK OLIVES CELERY HEARTS
VEGETABLE SALAD IN TOMATO ASPIC
CARROTS WITH MINT GLAZE CANDIED YAMS
MASHED POTATOES GIBLET GRAVY
HOT DINNER ROLLS CRANBERRY SAUCE
CHOICE OF
Roast Hen Turkey, Old Fashioned Dressing -- $2.50
or
Butter Fried Chicken -- $2.25 and $2.00
DESSERT
"STEAMED CHRISTMAS PUDDING with SHERRY SAUCE
or
ROQUEFORT'CHEESE AND WAFERS
COFFEE TEA MILK
TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE FOR ANNUAL
SHELTON-MASON C0uNTY JOURNAL
New Year's Dinner Dance
DINNER- DANCING- FAVORS
GOOD MUSIC
PHONE UNION 294
40 and 8 Sets
Christmas Party
Members of Mason County Voi-
ture No. 135, Forty and ]ig'ht, will
be entertained at a dinner cele-
brating the Christmas season'to-
morrow night at their club rooms
at the Hotel Shelton, a communi-
cation from Correspondant keg
Sykes announces.
All members, properly regaled,
are expected to attend, with a
refreshment hou F planned for 6:30
o'clock, the dinner and business
session foltowing. The session
will be the final get-together of
the Voiture for 1947.
USE JOURNAL WANT ADS
First and Grove
PHONE 162
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GO-DEVIL
COASTER
WAGON
Usually $9.95
SALE PRICE
$ .95 .....
00!
4-H Members Get
Christmas Gifts
Of Prize Ribbons
Santa Claus paid an early visit
to three Mason county 4-H mem-
bers. The three were poultry ex-
hibitors at the 2nd Annual Junior
Poultry Exposition which was held
in Seattle recently.
The boys are all members of
the "Junior Livestock Club" of
Skokomish Valley led by :Mrs.
Theo. Ritchert and Mrs. E. Fourre.
The following members exhib-
ited and the awards are Donald
Fourre--blue ribbon, Plymouth
Rock trio; William Dunham--red
ribbon, New Hampshire trio and
white riblon, New Hampshire pul-
let; Geary Sailer---red ribbon,
White Rock pullet, red ribbon,
New Hampshire dressed fowl and
white ribbon White Rock pullet.
Cash award won by the above
boys was $12.40.
County Agent Andy Kruiswyk
has expresRed hope that more :Ma-
son county 4-H members will ex-
hibit at the exposition next year.
Harstine Island
Firestone CRUISER BICYCYLES before leaving for China where he
NC: Will be stationed for some time.
, ' Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rutledge
of Alder-Brook had their grand-
son, David Spear, and his wife and
• GIRLS' 24-I ZE children, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Kimbel and their boys, Don and,
Reduced from $58.95 Ray, as dinner guests Sunday last.
I Edward Kneeland spent the
. TO OUR .AIl d'bk week end at the Highlands.
CHRISTMAS PRICE...,fs Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Clover
spent the week er, d in Olympia
visiting with Mr. Glover's folks.
/ Corky Karnes went to Seattle
with his grandmother to take in
the holiday sights of the city.
GIRLS 26-INCH SIZE Mrs. Grewwe is Corky's grand-
Reduced from $49.95 mother and has been spending the
past week with the Karnes 2am-
fly.
reSt0e TO OUR 43 0 Three dairies have new milking
CHRISTMAS PRICE..._____=____ parlors, or at least soon will have,
. for the Hackerds and Northover
dairy has one •under construction
and will soon be in working order.
:: BOYS' 26-1NCH SIZE BOYS' 26-INCH SIZE zf our milk is up a bit in price we
, should not grumble too much. The
Reduced from $69.95 Reduced from $58.95 / otherDavetWOswanson,are KarneSthe Raleighand SlateXS.man,
called at the Highlands and on
TO OUR 4 1 TO OUR others in the Valley Monday for
CHRISTMAS PRICE .... • CHRISTMAS PRICE .... a'P•4dP the last time. Mr. Swanson has
been our Raleigh man since 1929.
He joined Shelton Grange 403 in
the early 30's and took an active'
]fl part in the Grange and being the
iyS, 26-INCH SiZE--Usually $3"50"77 for Xmas *38 95 master for a number of terms.
......... • Mr. Swanson will go back to En-
umclaw, Wash., where he and his
family lived before coming to Ms-
"-" son county and Shelton.
restone TRICYCYLES ' "
Go Down, Ioo . . . Holsport
One of Hoodsport's oldest living
residents has been ill in bed since
,6 - -, Front Wheel. 10 95 __ Tuesday of last week.age Mrs. Mary
,lc d Jane Kilby, 86, was feeling
• slightly improved Monday but still
)OWn from $12.95 to .............. " unable to be up. Her daughter,
, Mrs. Alma Heath of Vashon, has
• been attending her mother and
95 will remain until she is better.
The Hoodsport school Christmas
a Front Wheel. $12 program will be held Friday, De-
from $14.95 to .............. " cember 19, at eight p,m. in the
sclol house gymnasium. Every*
one is invited. There will be no
school after December 19, until
January 5, 1948. Those who are
to participate in the choral sing-
ing group for Christmas Eve are
$] 95 to meet for choir practice in the
HI-BAttER SCOOTER school basement at 7:30 p.m. on
Friday night so as to be finished
OUR SPECIAL before the school program begins.
SALE PRICE " Mrs. Flora Lockwood, Mrs.
Mary Nance and Mrs. Ella Lunt
traveled to Seattle Thursday to
, call on Dr. and Mrs. John Richter.
Mrs. Nance left Monday morn-
These and MANY OTHER Christmas Gift Bargains will ing for Woodson to be with her
help make your Christmas Shopping easy and economical daughter and family, Mrs. Fred
Siegel, over the holidays.
at the Mrs. Josie Lassoie is entertain-
ing her daughter, Mrs. Elden Roh-
inson, and family from Bonners
STORE son,Ferry'Idah°'°vertheh°lidaysea"
[] . . Mr. and Mrs. J. F, Smith and
':, family spent the week end in Ta-
coma visiting relatives.
Bruce Johnston is home from
Mrs. Wills Ann Smith received
many lovely and useful gifts at
the bridal shower in her honor last
Thursday.
The Harstine school is putting
on ts annual Christmas program
this Friday evening and will be
the first time a Christmas tree
could be lighted electrically for
the occasion.
Captain Earl Harriman is
spending a week or more in the
Shelton hospital, and he left the
Ferry in the hands of Second
Captain Clyde Harriman.
Mrs. Lewis Williams, Mrs. Gor-
don Simmons and Mrs. LeRoy
Fessler spent last Saturday in
Olympia doing their Christmas
shopping.
Mrs. Mary Carlsm and her
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert McManany of Aber-
deen, had their Christmas dinner
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Carlson of PickeTing.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Glaser of
Cosmopolis and Joe Glaser of
Bremerton were Sunday guests at
the home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hugo A. Glaser.
• Shelton Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Karnes were
much pleased last week wlen their
roan bossy brought twin calves
to add to their herd.
The 4-H club met with Mrs.
Bob Evans last Saturday and
those attending from here were
Mary Ann and Hewitt Slater, Bob
Hiester and David Jacobs.
Mrs. W. Hiester has been on the
sick list for more than a week
and missed the installation of of-
fleers last Sunday at Shelton
Grange in Shelton Valley. The
day being nice many Grangers
turned out. The Pomona put on
the dinner---free and very good.
The,.hall was nicely decorated.
Mr. Hiester and Walter Cooke
helped:with decorating:of the main
hall but Mrs. Lula Jones gets the
credit for decorating and making
the center pieces for the tables.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Warren's
son, Delbert, who joined the Navy
early this fall, was home on leave
Plaque Honors
t War Dead
High School -
A plaque honoring 32 men from
Mason county who gave their lives
in the second world war was pre-
sented to the Irene S. Reed high
school student body at a ceremony
in the high school auditorium on
Friday, December 5.
The handsome plaque was pre-
sented by Dave Eager, president
of the boys club, on their behalf,
and was accepted by Mel New-
man, president of the student
body, on behalf of the students of
the school.
TItE PRESENTATION cere-
mony opened with a march played
by the high school band, then the
plaque was given to the students,
followed by additional talks by
Principal George Hermes and As-
sistant Superintendent of Schools
Homer C. Taylor.
The program was concluded by
two numbers sung by the school
CapeUa Choir, directed by Lynn
Sherwood.
Most of the wives and relatives
of the men whose names appear on
the plaque attended the ceremony
by special invitation.
three week stay in the Shelton
General Hospital where he was
treated for a back injury sustained
while working in the woods at
Camp Grisdale. It will be two or
three months before he will be
able to return to work.
Hugh Wolcott, with his friend,
Beb Levenhagen, came to visit the
Lloyd Wolcotts over last week end.
Mrs. Katie Abbey entertained
Reverend and Mrs. Paul Sweeney
and Johnnie Boyce at dinner on
December 8, the occasion being
the Sweeneys' 14th wedding anni-
versary.
Hales store will remain open
until 6 p.m. on Sundays through-
out the winter.
Clarmel closed December 15 for
the winter season except for spec-
ial dinner parties. They plan to
open about March 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Dickinson of
Seattle were visitors of their
mother, Mrs. Mary Jane Kilby,
on Saturday.
The blue spruce tree in front of
the William Gilbert home is be-
ing strung with outside Christmas
tree lights in celebration of the
Yuletide season. Windows of Cal-
ahan's store look festive with ar-
tificial frost on the windows and
Christmas trimmings with spec-
ial lighting effects. A beautiful
tree has been decorated in the
Rainbov< Fountain Lunch. Every-
one seems to be getting into the
spirit of the thing out our way.
naportau rooa
In hospitals milk is ar important
food and is also used in pharmaceu-
ticals.
Hoodspot Commercial
Club Planning Singing
Choral singing: a Hoodsport
Commercial club project, will be
enjoyed at Hoodsport this Christ-
mas. Practice, under the direction
of Richard Bates and the Rev.
Paul Sweeney, begins shortly af-
ter 7 p.m. December 19, so as to
precede the school Christmas pro-
gram which starts at eight.
Additional 0ontributions from
the Commercial Club toward the
spirit of Christmas is the white
sprayed Christmas tree, with al-
uminum stars on the school house
bank, which is a part of a shep-
herd scene.
The plywood wise men and
lambs were painted by Mrs. Nan-
cy Brown of Cushman and are
being floodlighted from Archie
Calahan's store.
Among the guests at the De-
cember 8 Commercial Club meet-
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Sven Lar-
son, recently of Shelton who have
moved to Potlatch and are look-
ing for a site to start a bakery
at Hoodsport.
Southside 4-H Club
Sets Christmas Party
The Southside 4-I-I club meeting
on Monday will combine a Christ-
mas party and play in the evening
session. The meeting will start
at 8 p.m.
The last meeting of the club in-
cluded demonstrations by Jimmy
Miller, on fumigating seeds, and
Allan showed how to make can-
die-holders from logs for the
Christmas season.
The Southside orchestra, led by
Mrs. Hurst, has been very suc-
cessful. Members include Pat
Hart, Elinor Brumbaugh, Betty
Newman, Allan Brumbaugh and
Jimmy Miller.
Club Reporter Roberts Ward
has reminded members to "bring
your Christmas cards for the par-
ty."
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AT HALF PRICE
A Small Radio and Phonograph
Combination Set
$27"50
for ................
We are going out of the radio business and have only
two of these sets left. Place your order now to insure
delivery of one for XMAS.
S. L. PEARSON & SON
120 E. PINE PHONE 676
ANNOUNCES
His Pending Appointment
To Be Effective January 1, 1948
AS SHELTON AREA AGENT
for
WESTERN UNION
4r NO DELAY
Mason County Savings
& Loan Association
Title Insurance Bldg.
and
RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY
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Balloon Dance
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Dayton Conlthtmity Hall
SAT., DEC. 20
As Successor to
Harold E. Lakeburg, Resigned
Office Quarters for Both Agencies
To Remain in the
TITLE INSURANCE BUILDING
--AND--
Transfer of the
HERBERT ROTTER
PUBLIC ACCOUNTING OFFICE
SUPPER WILL BE SERVED
from the Covey Building
Modern and Oldtime Dancing ' to the " "
GOOD MUSIC
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