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:ursday, December 20, 1962
"'" 00arents of |;m+'
AYTON .... CongraLu]ation to
SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL--Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.", Sheltqn, Wash!ngtoa
Couples Become
Sons This Week
oils
RK. Whito,
ld Half and
+4.
'kg,. 1
15-oz
Loaf 29'
Large
,oo, 33'
and Mrs. A1 Ch:ppell who are
proud parents o a boy born
Ida,/, and weighing seven
ands and six ounces. He joins a
ter, Patsy. Grandparents are
and Mrs. Harry Matthews of
la and Mrs. Mary Chappell.
0ngratulatious also go to Mr.
d M:rs. Doyle Howard who be-
e parents of an eight-pound
teen-ounce boy Monday, Dec.
• Thomas Nee was welcomed
[our brothers. His grandparents
!Mr. and Mrs. Ted Berry of
elton and Mrs. Thelma Howard
ssaquah.
athering Sunday in the home
z'. and Mrs. James Hickson
e Mr. and Mrs. Allen l-llcKson
children of Lake Nahwatzel
[Mr. and Mrs. Don Cress and
lily of ShelLon for ice cream
cake in observance of the
day of Sheila, daughter of the
se who was 13 Monday, Dec.
and Allen Hickson whose birth.
.k. was Saturday.
Leonard, con of Mr. and
IX Dick Leonard celebrated his
+h birthday Sunday and had as
ttez. guests kis sister and fami-
|Mr. and Mrs. George Schnabel,
lten and Mike Bunnell of
t¢. Mike had spent the week-
with Tom as houseguesL.
,dies' Club met on the llth
!h Mrs. Walter Chappell as hos-
. The birthdays of Mrs. Bern-
Rishel and Mrs. John Rock
l'e observed.
UNDAY, MR. and Mrs. J. W.
Yson and Dave motored to Ta-
la and called on daughter and
l-in-law, Mr'. and Mrs. Clyde
,Pton also to Seattle where they
ted another daughter Mr. and
. Lawrence Bailey.
Ir. and Mrs. irving Jewett,
rett, were Thursday and Fri-
' houseguests of Mr. and Mrs.
rren Williams.
havon Young of Olympia spet
. Weekend at home. Sunday, she
: her mother, Mrs. John Young
:LOred to Kingston to visit an-
Sunday the Gene Hulbert fami-
ly, Shelton, were guests in the Al-
vin HulberL home at a gathering
to honor' Mrs. Gene Hulbert on her
birthday. Present also was Donna
Hulbert home on vacation from
Seattle Pacific College.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A_llan TibbiLs were their" grand-
:laughters, Audrey, Donna and Re-
)in Tibbits. On Sunday, they were
joined by Mrs. J. C Tibbits and
children, Chehalis and :Mrs. Willis
Tibbits and all accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Tibbits to the I.
W. A. Christmas Party.
On Friday afternoon, :Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Bloomfield and Susie
and :Mrs. Jerry Bloomfield motor-
ed to Bellingham and 1picked up
Darlene at Western State College
and they attended the basketball
game between W. W. State Col-
/ege and St. Martins to see Jerry
Bloomfield play.
Mortality, when St. Martins play-
ed Carroll College of Helcrm, Mont.
Jerry had as loyal rooters his pa-
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bloom-
field, and Susie, Mrs. Jerry Bloom-
field, Gerry Lou Wilson and Allan
McIrvin.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Todd visited
the Morton Adams on Stmday ar-
ts rnoon.
Mrs. Stun Dyson and Mrs. Noel
Sytsma shopped in Olympia :Mon-
day and dropped in to visit with
Mrs. F. A Schmidt of that city•
The Merlin Rickards family cal-
led on Charles Martindale of
John's Prairie on Saturday.
SATURDAY CALLERS in the
Pete Bloomfield home were Mr.
and Mrs. Verne Schuffenhauer and
children and Allan McIrvin, Shel-
ton, Mrs. Lea Bishop, Kamilche
and Mrs. Howard Wilson and
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Dyson visited
Friday night in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Ridley and after-
ward dropped in to see :Mr. and
Mrs. Noel Sytsma.
$00aff $tnT00$ 9]ye AI)I00I, IANC
Come in and )
see these handy ' ! GANE;I)tiNERS
household helpers I $10 95
by , ,
#S# A fine SUNBEAM se =e ction of
Brighten your-holiday kitchen
or dining room with
TABLE & GHAIR
SETS
from $3495
• _ - .... -- , ., - _ •
) Beautiful Selection
GLASS
TUMBLERS
set of 8 -- $398
POLE LAMPS
from $1495
TABLE LAMPS
from $9,95
• TABLE
i! t + ++o o
..... + SEWING MAGHiNES rom $1095
$209,95
_ - _ •
Occasional 45-piece set
- PILLOWS Brooklrk
from $298 DISHEo'
$29,95
• Deep Fryers
I ' " Food Mixers
• Steam Irons
Fry Pans
• Toasters
Waffle Bakers
• Osterizers
and other handy mall
electrical appliances
I SNAGK TRAYS !
$1295 !
• _ _
,,-
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\\;\
$
.4
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71/z'OZ" O , and Mrs. Ted Reynolds.
Pkg. i-t' € aturay evening callers in the
Our stock of electric
hel were Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
taback, Hoodsport. :+:':+::+.::.+:-:i!ii!i:iiii:!iiii!i!!:ii!i::il;ii /I./X|[] fillSMantle__for every room, ineVery need--Wall, Table, RCA Vietor
bIz.. and :Mrs. %Valter Chappel} tii!;:.izi:?i;i many sizes, shapes, colors -- REGORD PLAYERS
Itored to Rochester on business from : . . ."'--
!t Thursday. GREETING DRAWN BY MARY ANN TABOR
njoying an evening meal in the 5th Grade Evergreen 00o00oo, ,49, s $2195 up -++'2"\\;
} me of Mr. and :Mrs. Dell Adams Wh P ; from
e Mr. and :Mrs. J. C. Tibbits
children, Chehas. *+' -+% PYREX ,,: ..... +[
Itman am ors F i, -• GIFTWARE I
shore home of :Mr. and Mrs ...... . ' P ' .,. a0. . *5 '
o](t Livingston. i:::,,' ' ' ' ¢T
9heri and Carrie Chappell were 1 LB. - 2 LB. - 3 LB. BOXES
turday guests of the James ;+.: i: ii:: from $795 /:+:+o
+RE U ,ENS R ':+ :++"+' E
-son gi+. J .i: ............ : . and Sunbeam
UNDAY AIPERNOON visitors D ,C E D P RIG G.
+he P++,'t,+,,+ R+:,:+h+l horn,, were +I""' ""'' + bUV--O +'+OOOO+ -- + RCA Victor
+'+J' +]+ '1+1 ]++' [ 0 L+l'+ *'+++ '+ a*'d P +'J -- r+ ' ' vACUUM / 0LEANER ........
td'rerl of Shelton, :Mr. and :Mrs. ..-- R.A,I0S ,'++ ....... . $35 "--- 74495 _U +: •
JJJY Carlson and children, Taco-
000smet S _: + .
tel. • , : ; from $16 95
ec ets +
E I Complete Line of ZI \\; _ , ,+,, Presto
dAH 'S JOTTINGS coTY - PRI,+CE AT.ABE'',- REVLON -- W.ITE
GORNING WARE }, Popcorn Poppers
&roun Mason County witi [ SHOULDERS -- TABER -- CHANEL -- YARDLEY
County Extension Agent , from $200 __$95
Jane Jones Wind.or I L LOW PRICES ON ALL
.taallele+ctriccookingappllances U'| ELEGTRIG RAZORS . ++
.pete for the "gig:L dollar". Cornmg Electric
re are so many choices you
Electric
ably wonder if they will make rHUUL/|UH)
:liances+ kitchen+][+give.e of thermostaticallybeingdorangeportablehaeobsolete.thecontrolledandadvantThesethey M'|I|A" Fl[ml , • m l . . m i $398 $29s5 SPAGEfrom HEATERS$12 95
i$eh0!i 'L m cooking and they might be ,e eeause '+e )od tiy range. They are often a good she U.S. for be substitute can inadequate summer the Department getwiring what cottages, fOrfor she the may of a, range, wants ANti- bride Thi fre- 12 " Ra EASTMAN 8 M M (includes processing) e¢ h_ B" ,, [ b!: : • . • • 98 c ¢\\;x +,+\\;\\ / % , Nver, wom=n want+ an m4.95 -- HAIR meetrie DRYER $15.95 H+,m,to, m:mmu ":"'"" Be+,ch .
9 ,+ National Research Dzvi- B--W: : : :--19- --------------%-------------------------- BLANkETSAssorted + Colors
did some investigating on
; kinds of portable ppliazl Transistor Single -- Oouh,e
the most use and how they
ared with a range in cost and RADIOS
it took to cook meals, etc.
Per Roll
appliances that they recom- 120 -- s2o-- ,27 from $2395 from $17 95
7 l/Z -oz.
,. 59'
,.o,.
,on W
4Vraz.
Can 39 €
40-OZ,
,.n 39'
I
22-OZ,
,,, 35'
12-oz.
,+ 39'
as having the most vet-
use were the three quart
pan, the five quart sauce
)an and a portable oven
features.
heat controls were remov-
and each piece had a sel£-
lid. They found the port-
appliances required more
though less electricity to do
e jobs of cooking" as the
The cost differences in
ng small electric appliances
)ared to b-uying cooking
and a range were interesting.
appli:¢nces were:
ttLen:ils (cast aluminum) in-
single control ( inter-
and a lid for each
with the following costs:
Pan .................... ' .............. $ 21.25
seucepm ...................... 13.47
saucepan .................... 16.47
........................................ 64.95
..................................... +];
utensil and +:ange were as
( extra heavy 10
Dt .................................. $ 5.99
sa cepan ........................ 3.99
:u(epan 4.98
0 i|]ch ........................ 149,95
................................ $1(H.91
to $274.91
,k,. 49*
6 "+' +1
Bottles
Bottles I;,,/
7-OZ,
.+.,47'
,+ =1.03
,+ =1.03
.,°" '2 .35
Dacron Comforters... . zPe
BEAUTIFUL -- REG. $10.00
Blankets.......... +3 +"
REG. $5.00 -- VERY WARM -- MOTH.PROOF
Assorted
Chocolates
1 lb. $1.SO
2 lb. 2.95
3 lb. 4.25
5 lb. 6.96
Omo the "always welcome" gift...
fresh Russell Stover Candle=,
Your choirs of many assortments.
McConkey's
Drug
Center
in
Evergreen
Square
Phone
426-3456
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PLUS oodles 'n oodles
of "other items for you
to choose from, not to
overlook our stoek of
large appliances such
as TV (we have color,
too), Stereo, ranges,
washers, dryers, etc.
Greeting Drawn by JOEL BURNETT, age 10, Mt. View School
EELLS and VALLEY
APPLIANCE CEHTER
2nd and Cota Street Phone 426-4663
See Our Line of
TOYS
You'll find the •right
one for boys attd girls
of all ges on your
Christmas gift list+
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