Mid county journal v 24 no 7 jun 22, 1950 by Pacific Lutheran University Archives

Largest Circulation Of Any Third Ol(lss We.~kly Newspaper, DistriJ>utf;!d

llY

U.. S. Me1il11

The State

Section 34.66 P. L. & R. Tacoma, Wash. U. S. Postage Paid Permit No. 595

Two Offices PARKLAND

Boxholder or OceMpant Rural Route

TH MERIDIAN ..

Garfield St., P.O. Box 702 e Eve. GR 5582

GR 8667

PUYALLUP

Thursday, June 15, 1950 Puyallup berry growers a r e - - - - - - - - - - - · · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , not in an optomistic mood this Georges Second Hand Store is year. To old timers in the Valley ~\N EDITOIU.A1, the reason is obvious. The black- an interesting spot for the shopPUYALLUP SCHOOLS per. George invites you to drop berry crop will be next to nothOfficia:ls of Puyallup's eprth· ing this year. Rassberries will do in a11d0 brouse-no high pressure better. Crop estimates ruri from stuff when you inspl~ct his fur- quake cmd fire <;la:maged school 50 to 80 per cent. High prices niture, stoves, tools and other system _will J~e watching the are expected. Strawberries, now barg::iins. developmg drive to put over being processed will be short Inghams Motel Cafe is still Referendum 7, 8, 9 and HJR 10 at the polls in November. These with prices up. Peaches grown winning new friends with fine in limited quantity will bring food. Folks will travel further measures pro7ide 40 million dolgood prices for the Yal<ima Val- for a good meal than for almost lars for common school conley supply was hard hit by the anything <:lse --and why not? strnction, 20 mi.Bioµ for higher severe winter. Add up the gains educational institutional build· Ray's Camera Shop reports ing and 20 million for state in· and losS'PS however. and come up with a short crop of fruit in the eamera rental prog-rain a big stitutional co;nstrudion. HJR 10 the Valley harvest. success. Ray has 5 camera's in would allow o:n additional five ca111 ornia, ~ in Montana and 1 per cent indebtedness for school Pony Lake Park has bought in Haw::iii as this is written. districts so they'd have more itself an outmoded fire truck Ray claims his camera's are see- matching funds for school build· which will be used for entering the world even if he is too ings. taining the kids. Imagine tak- busy to take a vacation. Ray ofThe mied as outlined by reing a camera shot of Junior fers camera's for rent at 10 cents sponsible officials ••• elementdriving a real honest to Gosh per day and apparently Puy- o:ry and secondary schools will fire truck. You can do it at Pony allup likes the idea. need 12,000 additional classLake Park. rnoms; state hospitals and corNancy . I,ee, the ..._-._ ..._ ..._ ..._ ..._ U. U . - . - . 'l!ll.-. ..._-.. 'l!ll. '! rectionc!l institutions are filled l\flm:tin twins with their older 1111 ~5 P.er c:ent beyon~ capacity ~nd sister.• D.· iana. •Clar, are all llugust 1iJ! JJiiilt,. II I:! II ~ mstituhons of h!gher learmng ,, "lrlM D' . . _. b f 1111 J)lll need mo-re fm::ili.ties for medical. i:.,u -·'·'·n. cana VvL11 e our Ill' REOPENED U. NDER NEW MANJ!.GEMENT dli ag~ic.u!tural,_ .tE:lacher and other. ye~rs oJ:cl A.-.· ugt.1st lG and the d ee g ie 11.. d 11111 trammg foc1hbes. , twms wlll be two August 25. IP ~ase &C'J!Cn . Cllif SIS One of the arguments being They. are tile children of Mr. !Ill Each lllll put forth: For every two people P' ay (IJt 1 p • M • d in Washington in 1940 there are i Puyallup is gjI'OWing. More child· IP three here today. Census fore- ren . register· each yecrr for adSALES HELD RAIN OR SHINE [11 c_a:sts indicate a total popula·' mittance to .• Puyallup Schools. Located at 98th & Pacific directly behind the id hon of_ i;nore ,than two_ and a I Then iadd he····.·.f.. a...·ct. tr:at Puyallup Serve-Your-Self Gasoline Station. IP ~alf ~1lhon. Tne state lS grow-: schoo.s have·. ··. been. hre and ear11111 l.P Open Daily 8:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. Consignments Accepted. di( mg s.ill. I thqualte .dam.•. age.d and yo~. ~an . !llll Locally the Puyallup School see why Puyallup school officials 11111 ,• • •-.. • • • •-. • •.,....-. • • '& • ..._ 'Uil system faces ~he same problem. are hopi.ng for. state aid.

'B.-.. p ac11F1111c AUCT·ON. HOUSE' J

Sale

ues Eve. at 7 P. M. Saturd

IT'S A BABY GIRL PGr kl an d . ' A daughter was born to Dr. and Mrs. ·M. Steun of Parkland Report er Says "" C\t Tacoma G~Jleral, ~Veqnesd_ay, June 14. The HLtle miss is bemg

.· e I Th

, A surprise handkerchief show- J weJcor:,ied,.., by a brother, Andy, ' er was given in honO'' of Mrs F and her '"'randparents, Mr. and ' . ' · · lVIrs. 0. G. Steun and Mrs. Preus, Van Rheedei: of 117_th St., Park- all of Parkland. land, who is leav1ng soon to "' "' "' make her home in Astoria, OreGUEST OF' RELATIVES ·gon for two years. Those who Mr. and :Mrs. Eldon of Parkcame to surprise her Wednesday !and spe;nt last week end visit· evening were Mesdames E. Flat· mg relatives and friends at Laness, 0. Olson, B. Giles, E. Mac- Cross, Wn. Kintosh, C. McKinly, J. Lindell, ------J. Jones, V. Manning, Patrick· FOR ~ALE-¥,i 3.cr~ room home & Edna Olson, Penny Manning 3 p1e~e bath, Wired for 220; and Mr. F. Van Rheden. Refreshelectric hot water heater. ments were served and the Nice yard. Garden spot. Chickhonor .guest was presented with en House. Near school and bus. many nice hankies. 805 13th · St S E Puyallup, Phone 5-5994 Puyallup 9c8 and

Mrs.

$115 This is complete to the wall. Nothing left out; tubing. trap, valves, etc., 1st grade all the way through.

i FRISCOH PAINT f Par.ch & Deck Greym 11

! Outside ,.,:

$67.96 A beautiful white enamel tank. Fully auto· matic, guaranteed. We found some more at this price. The manufacturer says we should get $97•. 50 for these. lOOOW • 2000W elements.

DOUBLE COMP .. SINK

5 Year, 50 ft. 5.45, 25 ft. 3.25 Plastic, 50 ft. ......................6.95

40c up

PIPE. GALVANIZED fuH 1/2n........11c fte Leng,ths 3/4n ______ J5c ft .. We Cut and Thread Pipe. We gotta make a little profit some place, so we charge more for cut pieces.

HERE S OUR BIG BRAG

LAWNMOWERS

•Mixing Bowls Set of3$1.94

Dairy Thermometers ·29c

i :

.,•

You Know-Little Paint Brushes We've Sold Hundreds at lOc

It's a good one too. Has a

platform

ii i

for

pails,

etc.

Very light in weight. WE DROPPED THE PRICE A DOLL!\R FOR ra1s SALE.

Rubber Dust Pans ...........97c Ever See One, Good.

$2.25 to

White Elamel "Step on" 12 Q. Gal$2:91 Container

Electric Fann 8 lnch11 $5..81

Old New Price Price Bent Grass Special 7 Blade $19.72 $17.00 Blazer 5 Blade, Wood Hdle. $17.00 $13.60 Homestead 5 Blade, Steel Hdle. $19.42 $15.74 llll have ball bearings. We just want to sell 'em NOW!

How much did that chicken weigh.

Get a

$7. 50 Borge Utility Scale :+ $4. 50 q.

: 5 ft.. Stepladder. $3..95

Kitchen Garbage Cans

Hi-Speed, Quiet. No Radio Interference.

Ice Cream Freezer $9.71

Generars Heavykote Paint at $2.99 Gat MARK·ING BRUSHES Sc

Etched-Clear

Heavy ·Crockery 11

All

June 23 and 24 .We'll Let. You Buy

LIGHT WEIGHT HOSE

6 Glassesu $1.94

•

9648 Pacific Ave.

Ice Water Pi,tcher &

FRIDAY & SATURDAY

Here is $1.70 in your pocket. We have sold wheel barrows at $11.65. Others sold the same barrow up to $14.95. Bring this ad with $9.95 plus tax and you get a good garden wheelbarrow at a wholesale price.

10 Year, 50 ft. 7.95, 25 ft., 4.25

GR 7302

l..IGHT FIXTURES

;: 4$11,

Flat Wall- Oil Base-Beautiful Colors

r1~he

20% OFF

Kohler $67.96 42x21

For A limited Time Only

QUANTITIES LIMITED

•

Installed , . . . ., Terms

You figure the net price. Bedroom, Living !'.·. ··Room, Hall. White Enamel Flourescents. 24"-'-

.We think we offer a better value in this paint than others do at their $2.25 gal. We're talking about t h e footage covered per gal. and the number of years this paint will serve you.

Brand New $169 Chevc Engines

VISIT P.i.RENTS Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carlson and son, Gary, of Seattle are visiting at the home of Mrs. Carlson's Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hauge of Parkland ·

White ....$2..91

Deck faucets, basket strainers. Cast iron, P trap, con. Waste.

Peeuess No. l Irrigate $1.94

l'.t1arti.n,

: Everything-1 /3 Off list

40 GAL. ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC

HOT WATER HEATER

VII i 1 ! ~am

(Blanche and Bill) who reside at 2~1 4th Ave. s. E. The I\fortins r'""r.:ently opened a modern restcmrant in the Bus Depot. Bill has bi:en in the .restaurant bus.iness m Puyallup for the past 26 years. Photo. by Ketring

At BATHROOM SETS

U4 E. Main et Phone 5-.7622 Evening Phones

AND YOU'LL KNOW

!•

l Gal. "You Turn It"

BAMBOO RAKES, 29c

1 Power Mower ........$89. 50 We sold the same mower last year at $117.50. Better take advantage of this offer.

25c Package. Dissolves in 4 Qts. Water. Really "REMOVES" Wax and Dirt

DO YOU EVER BUY

We SeH It at 29c Pt..

f Old English No Rub Wax

ii Garden ~::; r~: cks 2..1sc •

The Cleverest Hanger for Shovels, Etc. Keep the Tool Space Neat

Fuller's 15c t,., 35c

TRASH BURNER $2..50

CANDLES

Black Iron-Looks Like a Garbarge Can With a Lot of Holes in It.

10" Taper, Old Ivory, Reg. 15c, now ................ 9c 15" Taper, Old Ivory, Reg. 25c, now ................ 15c 15" Taper, Red, Reg. 25c, now ................... 15c Buy the Red Ones For Christmas

GRASS SHEARS 97c

Double X ·floor Cleaner l9c

True Temper $?..30

"A Disston Product" $1.0:i up

Srr,..,.:w...,.qt

$2.52

··LA.wNMowiRs'dl • Machine Sharpened • I'll

J & L SERVICE 98th & Polk Street

•

• .,.

GR. 6848

•

11!if

Tru·Temper $'1.46

$3.09 to $7.95

..................... .

;,,--,.

FOR PROMPT SERVICE Phone BR 5856

Portland Avenue

Cleaners 3014 Portland Avenue

3/4" 35c .....,.,..'C~

---HECKER--·---THE WRECKER USED AUTO PARTS

Airport and Canyon Road 4723 or GRanite 6264

IGRanite

14" $2.28 SMOOTH

Edson M. Case ATTORNEY 114 E. Main • Puyallup Phone 5·5292

Plumb $1.35

$1.46

Sheetrock Taping LAUXTEX • SANITAS PAPERING • PAINTING Guaranteed Workmanship Reasonable Prices 5-7344 Puy. 5-6094

$1.2'5 up

BIXBY Guaranteed RADIO

MIDLAND

Repair

FREE TUBE TESTING Call GR 8309 Waller Road, 3/4 Mile South of Airport Road

BEAUTY SHOP GR 5289 For Appointment BLANCHE SIZER, Owoer

l Window frames Cut to Size 1 Pacific A venue <ft'!ll"lll'I!

a~d

Bundled

$lJ)0 ea .

1x3 Fir Fig . 4 Ft. - $9..flO per 100 Clear Grade

GRarnte G

___ . ---· ____ · __ LUllll>EHC:O./j\,

·1·

News..Of Sum m.. I"t

M"d

Mrs. L. E. Hart (Helen Beel<-\ Central Ave. I family, Mrs. Eva Schmitz. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cuff. We are 2 C .t I Th d 22 1950 lund) and son from San FranMrs. 0. Engstrom returned' Mrs. Vera Huntington from sorry to report tho.t lYlr. Cuff b I ouniy ourna I urs ay, une ' 1 Mrs. M. s. Rau cisco, are. visiting her parents,. home after a visit in San Fran- Racine, Wis. is visiting at the ill. Rt. 3, Box Z5'l·A, Puyallup Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Beckland on I cisco with her daughter and home of her brother and wife, Mrs. Dean Gibbons has re· I ceiVf'd word from her Jrnshanct. j,. "Ill. lllli. . _ -w,. ·e.-. -4 '8. Major Gibbons, ot his il.rrivcl 0t lilil !!Ill Ladd Air Force Base, America's " ~ fartherest northern base. He has t!ll · !Iii been assigned to Headquarters lili li!li Squadron, Mil.itary _Installation, Gil 11!1! 5001st Composite Wmg. 1119 llljU! DI! Virginia Irish was pleasantly iii • surprised when she and her fi"· Jlll ance Gene Armstrong drove to .Thurs., Fri. Sat. June 22, 23, 24. Tacoma Friday evening to visit Gene's sister, Mrs. Carl E. Myers, • • 109 East 36th St. and found a Walt Disney picture in colorJ' group of friends who had gath· ered to give a miscellaneous • And • shower. The guests were Mesdames Frank Facciala, C. W. 111 Casner, Harry Hendrixson, John 11111 Wm. Boyd Holt, John Hall, E. D. Armstrong and Miss Notah Armstrong of - Sun. & Mon.. 25 & 26 Tacoma, Mesdames David Arm11 1 strong, Homer Armstrong and J. James" • W. Smith from Morton and Mrs. In Technicolor Robert Balmer from Orting, the 1111 bride's mother and sister, Mrs. • Mark Stevens - Colleen Gray ' Casper Irish and Mrs. Noble Parham and daughter Lind a from Summitt. After an evening :JOHNNY of games and the opening of ~Tyrone Power-Edward Arnold. many gifts, the hotesss, Mrs. §Ill Dorothy Lamour • Meyers served a late supper. Doz. Nest F!iesh. Large The wedding date is June 30 and dTue. Wed. Thur. June 27, 28, 29. the new home will be in Morton. Deepest sympathy from old THE HOUSE OF • friends and neighbors of the • Lester family go out to them on • STRANGE·RS . the tragic death of Dave Lester, • Edw. G. Robinson who was born and raised in the Susan Hayward Ill' Collins district. The family were ill! real pioneers of this district, I'll' AND • coming here 59 years ago from Tacoma. They settled on the homestead now occupied by a daughter, Mrs. Rose Erickson, dNever Forget. Bill Robinson,, ·wwmm&&i.Zii&&liAlkL&&&L 3ECTN'l.1Lt && ll!M'lll¥" mw at the corner of Gardcnvalley p Lena Home, Cab Calloway Rd. and Collins. Besides his wife lb. fresh Ground the Way You Like Ht Flora, he leaves four sons of the home on Gardenvalley, Francis, Jerry, Ronald and Roger; four brothers, Tom of Steilcoom, Jack of Tacoma, Ray at 84th and Canyon, Ralph, Garden valley Rd.; FROM Mrs. Maude Madden of Enumclaw and Mrs. Rose Erickson of the old home. The funeral was Government Housing held Tuesday in Puyalup. COFFEE 2x3's, 2x4s, 2x6s, 2x8s and · The Sumner Bible School op sheeting, $65 per M. ened at the Summit Church Mon day, July 19, beginning at 9 3" rough-in complete, $15. o'clock to 12through to Wednes- lfz" pipe, per ft., 12c. 72 '' and 3/4" nipples, $1.00 day evening, June 2.8 when there per doz. J will be a demonstration of the work done by the pupils. Par- Pioneer Flincote roofing at a saving. ents are invited to this meeting. The school is under the direction Ceiling insulation board.. $55 per M. of Rev. Butler, assited by Mrs. 4'x6' insulation sheets, 30c ea. Foster Allen, Mrs. N .. Gjuka, Mrs. COFFEE Ralph and Mrs. Vaughn Red· 5 acres of bldg. material re.ady to go. mond. Billie Danies and George TALL TIN Wam:relin will have charge cf See, McDOWELL and SAVE the Junior Recreation and Miss Ruth Clayton the Primary and Beginners. All children in the neighborhood are invited to at-111 s Blks. up from Milton center tend. Milton, Wash. WA 8582 !'

w"'

The Park•illl nd

T·h8'l:lll·re

CINDERELLA

Borrowed Trouble -

;~~:

' wm

Sand ~

An~PPOLlo•

GRADE AA

Nestle's Chocolate· Chips

:As~~n~~~si~E~!~~~u-

..------------

2 For 29c

•

Building Materials

Betty Crocker Soup

2 Lbs.

3 pkge 31c

2 Lbs.

PET MILK

2 for 2lc

McDOWELL'S

SEPTIC TANKS

112 lb. Can

Hershey El

··

Contents Hauled .Away

GHIRARDElll

l Chocolal

For WHITER 0 BRIGHTER · CLEANER WASHES USE NORTHWEST'S OWN

·NU BORA SOAP Giant Plu:J.

1 LB . CAN 47c FISHERS B[END FLOUR 10 lbs. 79c 25 lbs. $t 89

5 c

RECOMMENDED FOR AUTOMJl.T!C WASHERS Contains Glycerin-Nature's Finest Hand L,otion A Beautiful Petalware Dish l.n ECich Package Start Your Set NOW -'}

Process-Lustri~

AUTOBRITE Can .... l ..19 ~mz

4lim

Home of

Lincoln

:FISHER S

District

:Next to Summit Trading Co. tc.rn 7136 We Deliver

PEAS ....................2 Cans 29c M&F

~•++•++••~···••++++

!Summit Feed Co.

Nearby

Del Monte Early Garden

GR '7414 Airport & . Canyon Road£

...

Bank in the

pfiWf!TilM

Summit View Service

You'll Like to

with Less Effort

LiB1

M&& t t i

Champion-No. 2 Can

-'l4 cup Pct Milk

3 tablespoons tinely

~·'Si cup watc,r;

Summit Farm

LB.

Pure Ground Beef re Pork Sausage Summit

Pork-Our Own Make

SAGE

lb Slc

Kettle Rendered

cut pimiento cup chunk·

style tuna

M¥~~111LL

iii

trnmr,

1IJt

LINCOLN BRANCH

Vegetable Soup ...2"'25c Ff&&&:&&&

•

lliliili

lb Ile L ard Sum!11it farms- lb . C rkSteak ·Gramn 49 Fed

J&kih

VEAL LOAF Can ........27c

Turn on oven; set at moderately slow (350° F.). Grease a 1 Vz-qt. loaf pan. Heat to boiling a mixture of milk, water, cheese and . butter. When cheese melts, remove from heat, Mix in bread crumbs, onion, pimiento, tuna, salt and pepper. Fold in eggs and macaroni, Put into greased pan. Bake 1 hour, or until firm. Turn out and. slice. Makes 4 servings.

Libby's-Small Size-No. 1 Tall Can

BUTLER ·s. GARAGE

150 Ft. East of Summit Trading Co. On Knapp Road

RIPE OLIVES ....................21c

GR 8209 l block No. Airport Road on Canyon Road

Evergreen Salad Dressing Qt., 37c ~-----------~~~-~-~ t . ;ft_!t.l ' ,,. _,, :::=,1, ',,.~1 • •

• Save A, !di Biii

summ1t Ii

11111

•·

·~'

. ,.

, . _, , - , ;(" ,., : , '- Lum b er a 'l#~~ 0---A·--:_ .

.;.,

111111

Iii

~ ~

- * Good Usable 2x4 s-Per M $41 d :

Camels11 Ctn.......... 1. 89 . ................. , .. .'.........-.................... 19c

: -k 1/4"x4'xll' Sheet Rock

: Per Sheet ....................................................$1 . 60 -

Empty spools placed

d : ~ Cedar ~ence Posts-Each 35c • - ~ 1x6 Slightly Stained-Per M $68 : : ~ White Outside Paintu ga1:-s2:9s fl • No. 2 and No.. 3 Shiplap :

over

nails used to ' hang clothing w i 11

GUM ................3 for 10c All Varieties

protect clothes f r o m

BARS ................4 for 15c

tears and rust.

54 Varieties

NO SALE TO DEALERS

. :

GR:~~N:848 ~

jf/

JERRY·s BARBER SHOP

Pet Milk, Chunk-Style Tm1a, Macaroni;. American Cheese, Bread Crumbs, Oni@n and Eggs.

WE :RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES -

Rt. 13. Box 420. Tacoma -

Libby's

% teaspoon salt batter or margari."'te few grains pei>pee 1 cup soft bread ' 2 slightly beaten eggs. crUlllbs 2 cups cooked, 3 tc..blcspoons drained macaroni jincly cut onion . "~1':<! u,,

Pkg.

You Can Be Sure H You Buy Your Locker Meat Here. Guaranteed Satisfaction. Your locker Meat Cut & Wrapped le We Buy Hides Curing & Smoking Summit Farm Style Pound ....................................................,.............-........... 1c

Bill RUSHTON S Knapp and SERVICE · Canyon Roads

3808 So. Yakima Ave. Member Federal Deposit !nsu:rcmce Corporation

You will need:

In Approx. 3 to 4 Lb. Ctns.

Country Gentleman White-

E£15J£i£i4£4iJJJJU)JM!dk&AM£&#Mf!li!'l'§iW&Mflil\Rll\if" ......LillUM

l cup di~ed, American cheese l Yz tablespoons

jijNM@&·

LRMA BEANS .................... 10c

Campbells

Broadcast: June 24, 1950

@@i

Q~~~r~Y

CORN 30l Can ....2"'25c Tama llVfo1carroni Loaf

AUTO PARTS • OIL - ACCESSORIES

GAS -

GA 7334 8230 So. Fawcett If No ·Answer Call BR 1153

10 YEAR GUARANTEED

Silicone

DON REDFORD

GARDEN HOSE .......6.98 ·;me:~

··------·

CLEANED

GATES

One Half Mile North. Of Summit View, On Canyon Road

11:

• id

Time Plan Loans ~ ~

SU~!!LB~~m'!!!~ co.:Ill

Rt. 13, Box 398·A Airport & Canyon Rd. We Deliver - - Rain or Shine

GRanite 8605

Ill

~------------------

Mid-County Journal, Thursday, June 22, 1950-3 BATTERY REPAIR WELDING AND RADIATOR REPAI

ilet Tissue

\X'ork Guaranteed

BA~lEY

Brown and Powdered

V.J'ElDING 1014 E. Pioneer Puyallup Phone 5-5351

CERAMIC TILE

MJB

COFFEE 2 lbs.

Bathrooms, Drainboards, Etc

BERT McKENTY & C 0 TILE CONTRACTORS D.B.A. Vern Brazeau and Bert McKenty 1207 So. K St.

Yes, :Boysen Tru~Lite is just the thing for smoky, dingy walls and: woodwork! Easy to apply ••• dries overnight ••• washes almost like a china dish ••• and one coat is usually enough. 'O'se Boysen Tru-I.ile in ' kitchen. bathroom. 011 Per Qt. woodwork, for painted furniture ••• everywhere · • you want a smooth. Per. Gal qlossv enamel. finish. Te1! fme colors. also white,

;mallOW'S

SHIP VIA AUTO FREIGHT

~ny

To Poiz:t In The U.S.A. Daily service from Tacoma and way point.s to Kapowsin

$5•18

Outside Paint for an Entire Average 1112 Story House, $45

MA. 4122

Bisquick

Radishes .... 2 bunches Sc

72ND & PORTLAND AVENUE

t "Y", Spanaway. f 1 1

GRAHAM 194:

FRESH

•

1111

Bro.::7.

HI 7200

Prices Effective June 23-24 JIJJIJllllllllJIJlllllllllllJJIJIJtllllllfJIUllflltllllUllllllllll

LB.

BEEF

Sliced Bacon

}

llJllllllllllllJllllHlllll1111111111UlllllHllllllllllllllllllllUl1llllllll

Silver Salmon

Cold Pop

ICE CREAM

Any Amount Open 10 AM to 11 PM

McCay11s

•

otney

!With Trim $79.SO;J )i I+ 3 Pc. Bath Sets $119.50

. ~................,.....i

Light Groceries -

40 Oz. Pkg.

Long Green Cukes lb. 9c

PICNIC SUPPLIES

THE MONTH

bite King

Phone 5-61710

5 FT. RECESS STEEL BATH TUBS

Near . Roy +GR 8357

Soap--L~j!! Pkg_:_ -·~~~-·

Juicy Oranges In Shopping Bag, 8 Lbs. 57c

INTERURBAN AUTO FREIGHT

Lady Assistant

i iSO. END PLUMBING i Home of Schorn Paint

and Eatonville

We Have 1322 Colors to Pick From in Our Inside and Outside Paints

PAY US

i l

$1 49

MORTICIANS

Cantaloupe ____ ......... Jb. 6c

~. . . . .~#+#4'

.----------·-

l Lb.

BR 5017

Puyallup

.37

·Campfire

I\Vrigley &Clements•

•LITE

«I

•

........ ~,,-AF-'-::.

Ice r;..f" _,. ., .· f, ,,,,,, Creamery · .. ":· .• :... . Garfield St. Parkland

LUCKY SALES

Detller

And SERVICE General Repairing WRECKER SERVICE 135th & Pacific Ave.

ONE£GG IN AND PURINA THE FALL IS GROWGNA WORTH TWO D£Vf.LOPS IN TME HOSE: PULLETS

FOR EARLY FALL EGGS H -·111

SPRING!

.. ..

Pullets laying 21 extra eggs in the fall-when prices are usually highest -are worth money to you. Purina-fed pullets averaged 21 extra fall ,eggs more than those fed straight grain. Come in today for Purina Growena.

AVE NU FEED STORE 9Bth & Pacific

GRanite 8641

------------------y

FRENCHbS

•

3·4x8 No. 2 Cum. Cedar Bevel Siding, Per. 100 Ft ..... $13.00 1-2x8 No. 1 Com. Cedar Bevel Siding, Per 100 Ft ... _....... $14.00 • 1~4, 4 to 7 Fo~t. C&BTR. VG Hemlock Flg. Per 100 Ft. $16.00 lxlO Knotty Pmc Panel, Per 100 Ft... _............................... $18.50 • 3-16 Plastic Coated Veneer, per foot ._ ........·--·-"· ...... _._ ......... _lOc

VAUGHAN'S VALUES

' -

GARAGE & TOWING •

24 Hour Towing Service 10006 Pacific ~~enue Expert Repaumg

GR.. 8177 PARKLAND

AUTO

PARTS

WHOLESALE RETAIL In Connection with

f 11.I .cm.f..·A·RKLAND FUEL OIL & SERVICE STATION

i; I ii

}

I Iti :

i: <t

~;;;;?

'<•;;:;:;:;:-

Now, real smoke· less broiling-juicie1', better tasting broiled foods •••

withlessshrlDkage.

NO SMOKE •NO SOOT NO STAIN

"Speedomaster•'

.- ....·••

TWO OVENS ... FOR

umta are super-fast

TKEPRICE OF ONE

EASIEST TO CLEAN

Big Banquet o-;;:;; I>l us fast Thrift Oven, no extra cost!.

••• and .they give more pan contact.

1 tf ..

Distributors of Standard Oil Products PARKLAND, WASH.

A REAL OIL BASE WALL PAINT!

i........... ................................

Wholesale Meat For 1000 Lockers Custom e CUTTING ct ALUMINUM FOIL WRAP o QUICK FREEZE e CURING & SMOKING Slaughtering by Appointment A. J. (Slim) STERN, Operator

VAUGHAN'S

-------------~----~

UNN'S HATCHERY-,

$4G08 Per Gal

flnilghe111.

Ill

BRED TO LAY

\+ + +I + + + + + ++++ + + + + + + + I I

PROFIT MAKER REDS New Hampshire, Parmentem: & Golden-Broad Chicks

Your Fuel Oil and Appliance D~aler

Pochel Distributing Co. 140th AND PACIFIC AVENUE GRanite 8624 (If No Answer, Call BRoadway 5140)

. ..-----· .....----...- -.--...---

LINN'S HATCHERY I

Rt. 2, Box 100 Phone 5-6272!' Puyallup, Wash.

~~~~

-tHRIFTWAY STORE

YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE AT YOUR

For The Fastidious Women

THE WAHL 30 MINUTE

IDL

All Chicks Guaranteed for livability and Production ~

HOME HAIR DRYER OPEN EVERY £VENING UNTIL 9:00 P.M,

A. B. HITCHCOCK INC•• OWNERS 5421 PACIFIC AVE.. HI

2') ,dfl

PACIFD~. AVENUE LUMBER CO. • 84th & Pac1foc GA. 3133 d

11012 Pacific GR 7111

W. ITH THE. PURCHA·S· IE OF ANY MAJOR APPLIANCE

Res: WA 5308 8405 Pacific Bus: HI 5942 ~ ~ ~~

,. : • d. Storage

r•

: R·O·•G.E.·R•'S RADIO AND APPLIANCE

:I e a l "Vllollzltd Oil"' baM paint that. coverlil most cmy surface Ill_ one coat. Ccm be washed peatedly - c:md paintltd over without 11trealdnq. Try Iii 0Da8-'YOU11 never 1111e any othM. Come11 In Flat. Seml-O:lollll and GlOlllll

9 NEW M. OD. ELS $.129.• 95 UP.. EASY TERMS Philco 408 Shown 1 $349.95 "' . A GIFT FOR THE JUNE BRIDE

8-~12

PARKLAND LOCKERS

OPEN ~VERY EVENING UNTIL 9:110 P. M.

With Pressurized Helmet Simple-Quick to Use

SEE BT TODAY

of Mrs. Shan.drow C!nd. they had not seen each other for 15 years.

4-Mid-C.ounty Journal,Thui:sday, Jane22, 1950

M:ovn:

Collins News

RIVER ROAD

By Mrs. A. O. Anderson GR 8389

TOMMY MARTIN Auto Parts Parts... half price. Used cars, trucks bought for parts. Valve and seat grinding. Auto and farm machine repairing. Used & rebuilt . genera· tors. Trailers & hitches built. Good used tires, $1.00 up

Acce1~t111g

Mr. and Mrs. George Shandruw of Collins. had as . their hou~e guest durmg the fust week m .Tune Mrs. Tom Brourrs of Pueblo, Colorado. Mrs. Brourrs is a niece riff'

!iiiV

"'~

H ~-~ • · ©lll'fiu

Phone 5.5397 Puyallup open 6V2 days 11th and River Road

·;;v-"'

Gl!etP"'lt.RG~'S

;:)eCO&'h;;a .;ii'll'Cre We Buy, Sell and Exchange Furniture © Stoves 61 Tools 1

,_-~_~\.-

STEWART 5 ~ • ' · !. PUYALLUP. WASH.

1 ~

______

___ r/)

1''

DANCE · ·. · . ·

~ ~

CRISS AND HIS . VAllEY RAMBLERS . ; Modern and Western Dance Music L1.mcruL A va1 1a bl e - Door prizes •

! i

f ! f I

•

· ··

•

Adwm;SH)n 75~-Every Saturday Night ff! !!.. • A. 0. u~ VI. HaH-.>:l)out1rn Pr©lerae

+ t

! + ! ! .;

! ~ t

CANYON

.FISHING

....

J:~· ~.··~;··:~:•+++• ········.·····~1 . ·:}<.·-~iJiiriiillatllJJ: . . .• . •, -.. .~· ···.··.olll!lllllllo.···ta• ~ _._'::_'~t~~

i GR 7511 •

SPANAWAY FOOD CENTER

Span.away

~lle~~iec~rnrrie~r~g:{~i~flt~~llc~~:

Sliced Bac:on ······--············---·--···--·----····-·--·-·-·-·······---lb. 34c

.............................................~

s5t1

11 Olhy ....... .

NOTHING DOWN 'JO [)AYS FOR 1ST PAYMENT

w InclOW screens ®

A· n d

oors

· ·

Re.screened for as little as ............................................... ·~$········••++++++++++

:r 'iUver R.ot11d

Phone Puy. 5m7141

p· UYAlLUP ·

SHEET

\ 209 W.

llhll.=

REPAIRS

)______

~--

RANGES .. WATER HEATERS SMALL APPLI.A.NCES

* * *

CUT UP FRYERS-SURE

NOW

perr mo..

OR.KS

J i

~C:Hlse 0

Washington, tJ:ieyMw1ll Sale ,.~ETAl sem, end a week or where more with rs. from the . ,Bake . . . sponsored · . · . , sister Mrs. Winefred by. the Lames Auxiliary June 17 I , .· . .· . .• . MP.:11can s • at Rhodes Bros. M1naker. ,,, * * * ," A profit of *$27.00 was reported j Wednesday morning Mrs. L. R.. · Field left for Portland, Ore. , 1; wliei:e she will ~ttend a family · reumon. Mrs. Fields expects to return home Friday. i EDW. STARWICH, OWNER * * * Mr. Dave Lester, uncle of Mrs. ' Ed Hoffman of 72nd and Canyon STEWART Road, died Friclay .irom injuries received in an auto accident. The Canyon Road Blood Bank was I Phone 5m5404 open to Mr. Lester, who received I 3everal transfusions before his death. Canyon Road Extends 3ympathy i:o i:he surviving relatives of Mr. Lester, many of whom are Canyon Road residents. 11~~

Heart cf California Center Cut No. 2 Tin AH Green Asparagus -·-·-··---·-·------·························:.;:·23c SMALL FAMILIES Libby's !Ba.1ffet Pears --·-·-···--·-··---·-···--------··-·-········--2=27c + Libby's Buffet Green Beans--·-·--------·------·-..·----·2-27c libby s. Buffet Cream .Style Corn............ 2.. 19e t Sunshinle lfrispy Sodas. 1 lb. pkg. ··········-'·····-25c Del Mente Regular Coffee........................lb. 67c Lettuce -··········--·····---·-·-·····-····------··--·---·-·-···--·Per head 4c Cucumbers ........ ·-·------····-·--·-----··---·-··-----···--·-······· each Sc New Spuds ··---'·····--·--··-···-···--···-·-------···---···-10 lbs. 33c WATERMELON. ICE COLD-fRIEE •• if you gue. ss. the e.xact weight. Pick your size and ,guess what it weighs.

Mrs. Clifford Djarf · Mrs. Everett Millican with her. struction company. children, Dale and Me-egan, left A call for bids for sale of vaMonuay morning for New. H~l~- --

OHOP LAKE

. :··.

f orr averra9e.2 lbeorroom ,JI

ROAD

BEAUTIFUL

PICNICS

ASBESTOS SIDI

Sewer Systein

IDEAL SWIMMING

?I ~ t

:~.o .. o-.o ........ C••C••O••O•>O••O••&··· .....o ..o ..o ..o .. o .. o .. o••(h•A••OH0H0••0••"4•1h•O••D.....o .. eue.. C••l>••Q .. G••G ..0••0 ..... o ........ o ..t

p INT

JOHNS MANVILLE LAST A LIFETIME

'!''"c•;eue<•&••G•~O••tt.,~oOneo~o .. O•·~euo .. oo•C,.SuCl••.0••0••.'l!.,O••l!totC••&••O••Q••l!,.O••&oolfuo"B'"6"0••0"0"G .. ouG.,0••9 00 Q••¢1"'0"e..

! i~ ~ !

Of lnsJ!ectors Bef?re

Review

AUTO WRECIUNG

Council Awaits Report \

Tlle movie sponsorecl by Collins PTA and shown by. J\1rs. Lester Smith, in Collins Gym Frlclay June 2:3 at 7:30 PM is as follows: Main feature, "Jungle Goddess,' cartoon, Andy Panda in "Meatless Tuesday," serials last chapter of "Fighting with Kit Carson," first chapter of "Ace Members of the city council rious timbers from Wildwood Drummon,'' mystery serial. Ad- and Mayor Mac. 0. Stevenson Park and Maplewood Springs, mission is adults :30c, children are resolved Puyallup will have on a cash and percentage basis, to 12 years 15c. a workable sewer system before following a recent cruise of salformal acceptance of the system able timber in these areas, will RECREATION PROGRAM The sumn1er recrf'ation pro- is granted ~ontractors. n was i b? made. by the .city clerk accorgram is now on at Collins School agreeu unammously at the lost I dmg to mstruct10ns set forth by \vith Mrs. H. E. Nusbaum as rec- council meeting to lay over ac- the council. realion leader. The playground ceptance of the. sewer until a . Current bills to be paid from opene<;I June 19 and there will b.e complete report is made by Lhe city funds were presented by i1~~p~cting ?ngineers as to the Grc?n anc;l approved PY the coa varwty of games, etc , unnl crficiency of the present set up. unc11. ObJect1011 to the cost of August. Hours are from 12:BO on Complaints from sections of emergency r·epairs in the amMonday, V\Tednesday, Thursday Etnd Friday and on Tuesday from the city concerning conditions of ount of $800 to police cars was th·e streets following laying of voiced b]{ Councilman Al Barcm. 2 Pl\ 1. The Collins Recreation Council sewer pipe especially 21st St., Work on all city vehicles is preSJ)Q ~1_SQ r S a 11ar d b al 1 tea ffi w~ lli Ch N. W. have been made to the sumed to be done at the city will play at various places dur- cha.irman of the street commit- shops, council members con.tentee. Ted Schroeder, it was dis- ckd and not by private garages in;Y, the summer. Arrangr>ments closed. Residents feel they sh- except i.n extreme emergency. a_re being made for transpor~at10n to games and for details ould not be liable for damage Tlw bill was allowed after it done to parkings or be caEed was pointed out all vehicles opon tl:iis or any other. question re- upon to remove debris from their· erated by polic'2 and fire depgardmg the summer program, left by the construction artments must be in working please call Mrs. Nusbamn at property GRanite 7980. Everyone is in- company. Schroeder is of the op- condition at all times and the inion cost of putting streets to municipal shops were too busy vited to attend and enjoy the rights should come from t!1e to do this presumably necessary recreational program. s·ewer fund and not frorn city work. street funds. A motion instructl'!.TTEl\JD i31\.LL GAMt-: The Cub Scouts pf Pack No. 92 ing City Clerk Harris Green to , accompanied by leaders and pa.r. inc,i~iire as to the legalty of such ~1111111 en1s attended the ban game m acuon was made. Green stated a letter had been Tacoma Saturuay evening and saw the Taco1na Tigers l)} ay tl1e sent to Stateside Construction Company listing repairs Lo streTri State team. ets which the council deems neeIN OUR NEW cssary. A time limit of ten days . 1 was. given the ~ontractors to LOCATION make reply and smce that per~ws iod has expired, council mem18 bers voted to call for bids for the

The one good thing About our store Is people who

C:ome back for more.

AUTHORIZED SALES and SERVICE for WESTINGHOUSE APPLI.A.NCES

Friday evening the Canyon Road Boy Scouts wil! canvass the neighborhood for u::;E!d paper and 'Tlagazines. Anyone .who is not in the immediate Canyon Road neighborhod or w.ho , thinks he may be .missed-Si".l;j,D.1Cl call WA 8025 after 5 PM. · The scouts made $18.55 on a scrap metal drive last week. Jimmy Collins, Pat Bacon and· Chris Hauge helped to collect and load the scrap which was hauled to the "Torthmnst Pipe and Salvage Co. by Cliff Djarf.

CITY 108 W. STEWART

Look For Willie Every Week. Regularly Appearing on Page 7.

TELEPHONE PAYMENTS

PHONE 5·7323

Lumpy Pillows

ZA·ClEANIN6

S~immit.

are now being accepted

BOYLE1 S PHARMACY 3512 McKinley Avenue

for customers in the district of McKinley Hill and Vicinity

YES-there's more to Muroza pillow cleaning than you'd think. Not only is eve,ry pillow made sweetly dean, thoroughly sanitary -. but actually SOFTER, FLUFFIER. MORE COMa FORTABLE as well. For prompt serva ice, Call NOW. GArland 4413.

~ ---------~--~--~~ 2 Ft. High x 5 Foot long Section -

Bills may be paid between the hours I 0 A.M. and I 0 P.M., Monday through Saturday I 0 A.M. and 9 P.M., Sunday

ROUND POINT PICKET FENCE For Lawns, Flower Beds and Playpens

* PAYMENTS * MAIL

$1.49 Per Section

-, \ -

- BASKET T L UMBER CO~ -

"Muroza Pille>w Cleaning is done lby special ma•

steam fi:>r seven minutes1 The result-a clean. sweet sanitary pillow. And be-

~------------~---~~

chine. Ticking is washed separately, and every last leather is thor· oughlir sterilized !n live

cause all accumulated dirt mid grease is washed away,

SAWMILL, RETAIL YARD 96th & Portland Ave., Midland ,

should be addressed

AND HARDWARE GR 8438

··-;~~i~~·-···"f5ANCE··-1

~tJlf-4<•! ~~~~t\~

The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. 734 St. Helens Avenue Tacoma, Washington

THANK YOU , _. ..

,,~'Tallboy"

Guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Djarf last Wednespay was Mr. Dick Sanders from Western Washington College at Bellingham. Also fr om . Bellingham came Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hickenbottom, and in the evening the guests were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Anderson of South

co.

Do Away With Hard,

GRAVITY OH.

ANNUAL STAG PARTY PLANNED BY LEGION Efficient and quiet, this central The American Legion Annual oil heating system circulates Stag Picnic for members only llwice the air volume of space will be held Monday, June 26 at heaters to give complete COl'.Jld Wildwood Park starting at 4:00 · fort. Hides safely in corner; o'clock in tile afternoon. It is hoped the members will come closet or wall, fiush against and bring another Legionnaire combll.8tible materials! Geil with him. For this get together full information TODAYI the cost will be about $1.00 to pay for the food. ' Sunday, July 2, the Legion will hold the first of a series of summer cruises on Puyet Sound on the Legi\)n sponsored Sea Scout Ship Outcault under the IORLD'S LARGEST llANUFACTURERS AHO command of Skipper Paul McD&IHE£BS Of WAD Alll UEATlllB SYSTElill Kinney. The object of the s e cruises is to raise funds for the upkeep and maintenance of the Scout Ship. For information on VALLEY SHEET METAL Puyallup the above, members please call 327 N. Meridian one of the following: CommandPhone 5-2434 er Ted Blumstrom, 5-6601; Darrel Wilson, 5-2414; George Fortier, 5-2641; Les Robertson, 5-7406; P,,111 Pi>::irson, 5-6982 .or Howard Ertle, 5-6705.

PUYALLUP

VTI

* * *

Phone GRanite 5689 13022 Pacific Ave.

E.l E CTR IC

SATURDAY

...... ·- ... -...

i~tfi«u:.

.......................................,....

~ "·~'-"'~ ·~"~·.

Modem & Old Time Dancing Good Music By

llae Pacific· Telep b.0.0~.aud Tel~graph company i).~, .'.; .•. :·i•_,

HAR~ISON'S

! 0

11111111

the leathers are lighter 4 iluilie!!-"Ji4e new".

u~allu

...

-ANDURY

ORCHE~TRA

BENSTON ·GRANGE .

. 1

"f/llll1\''- , :..,

. , < :<~~,

,1,w-.

't ,,.:; ~~~:...:....~~~

J\dPiission: 75e. Tax incl.

; .'l'C4tl!I M~ lliY(civ t~/Johnson's . Corner{ t.urll left.~n !lew · · ):Uw,ai for P/11 •miles

·,PU¥ALLUP 5-6651. .f .i

1~,···{..'.,J''-:,

\1';!

r,c-=====

Mid-County Journal Classified Ads Are Read In 12,582 Pierce County Homes Every Thursday SOc minimum per issue, CASH IN ADVANCE (Charged ads 25c extra}

.. "'

to cover cost of publishing the

follov,;ing in your Want .lld section.

issues.

SPECIALS

Brown & Robinson Realtors ~signed)

--~--·---·~----~--~-

PARKLAND If you prefer, you may bring your ad to either of our convenient offices at 114 East Main Ave. in Puyallup or Gar-

field St in Parkland. ====::::==::::::::==::::===~~

l W ANT~D-Or:e ·

acre or less withm 5 miles of Puyallup or Sumner. Phone 5-6322. 9p27

Many attractive homes - some on acreage. 85 ft. frontage on Mt. Highway suitable for various types of business. 3 rm. home. $7,850.

Call Jennie Grodvig, Realtor SPANAWAY AUCTION - Every Parldcmd Realty Co. Friday. Cattle, block bogs and Insurance of all 'l'ypes veal, sold by the pound. Also Notary Public poultry and rabbits. Misc. Est. in Parkland Since 1941 goods sold from 12 noon to 2.1 SUMMIT DISTRICT GR 7232 days GR 8210 eve. & Sun For hauling call GR 6895 or :~ ACRES, 2 Bedrooms, 3 Piece 208 Garfield Street Roy 7-J-2. Jctf bath, $650 down. Full price -- --$3,250. Call Dave Fortier, HI CLEAN 1 Bedroom Home on 4 nice lots. Garden spot. Fruit, 5214 or GA 0365. grapes, etc. 2 blocks to city bus~ Value $5,000. Will sell, 10 ACRES-$3,000 ROOFING AND SIDING. - All but prefer trade. Want small types. Free e~tamates. Darwin 15 MILES South of Tacoma, 3 home on 1 acre or more with F: p,,1f'hins, Phone 5-7° 0 Q room house, b a r n, s m a 11 some garden soil, out of town Puyallup. 3c10 chicken house, all fenced. Call on good road. Not over $6,500. Ralph Decl\:er, GA 3415, eve. DOWNSPOUTS F. Morrison, 1317 E. 66th, TaGR 3284. 2 IN. ROUND, 10-ft. lengths, 99c coma 4. 15p8 VETERANS Cash and Carry I HAVE A Duplex All Appraised HYDER FURNACE CO. and ready. I can sell for $500 1513 Pacific Avenue MA 4767 3c6tf less than appraisal for closing FOR RENT - Partly Furnished duplex. Private bath. Garage. costs. Let part of this pay for GENERAL GUNSMITHING-Your 618 14th St. S.E .. Puyallup. all or have extra income by 7.7 Jap Rifle rechambered to putting another rental unit in 30.06, $5.00. 300 Savage, $13. basement. Call Rex Rector, Proof test. Miner's, 109 5th St. GA 0365. For Rent S. E., Puyallup. 3-c52tf 3 ROOM CUTIE e Tractors e Tillers 1 fl VENETIAN BLINDS 1~ BLK. TO BUS and Store. Just e Paint Sprayers Flexalum - Plastic Tape one year old. Call Dave For8 Cement Mixers • LINOLEUM tier, HI 5214 or GA 9365. e House Jacks Pabco : .A.rm.strong East "C" St.-$3,700-$600 Dn. e Lawn Rollers Free Estimates e Elec. Drills e Skill Saws ALDERMANS 2 BEDROOMS, Living Room, DinCID Car Polishers HI.2200 5425 Pacific Ave. ing room, kitchen, 3 p i e c e • Lawn Fertilizer Spreaders 3-ctf bath, full basement. IMMEDIii Gaxden Txaciors ATE POSSESSION. Call Ralph IF LONELY Write Ruth L. 411 Belt Sanders • Drills Decker, GA 3415. Eve. GR 3284. Wade, Box 607, Vancouver, Wn. ct Concrete Wheel Barrows an old reliable Club. 15-ctf McKINLEY HILL • Regular Wheel Barrows A LOVELY Buy in a 3 Bedroom 4111 Step Ladders HEMSTITCHING - Gifts for all bungalow in a nice district. e Extension Ladders occasions. Maplewood Specials Tree Pruners Clean, lots of built ins, good ty Shop. 1202 West Pioneer, cement basement, double ga• Hand Cultivators Puyallup. Phone 5-2448. • Post Hole Diggers rage, nice yard. Terms. Bal3-c52tf e Pipe • Vise • Dies ance $38 at 4% interest. $1,000 would handle this. Call Rex HUTSON TANK CLEANING Rector GA 0365. And Many Other Items Septic Tanks • Cess-Pools cleaned. Contents hauled away SOUTH TACOMA-IMM. POSS. GA 7038. GR 5467. Jctf NEAR Business Section, Lovely P A IL M E R 'S clean 2 bedroom home, good UPHOLSTERING - And RecoverllOS River Road.. Puyallup cem.ent foundation. Price ining. Will call with samples cludes stove and refrigerator. and estimates. Work guaranCall Dave Fortier, HI 5214 or WANTED - by elderly couple teed. 27 years experience. GR 0365. by June 1, 3 or 4 room house Elrey Upholstering, 8237 So. furnished or partly furnished. Park Ave., Phone HI 6862. Jctf 2 ACRES-ALLISON ROAD Prefer 6th Ave. dist. Good refCHICKEN Hatchery-10,500 Egg erences. 646 So. State St. __10-p7 SPECIAL - 4-yd. loads Top Soil capacity, 3 s ma 11 chicken delivered, $8.00. Pit run gravhouses, b rood er house, all el $5.50. Washed sand & grav· equipment, good 2 bed rm. el. Driveways a specialty. Puyhouse, garage. Priced to sell. allup and vicinity. Al Apple, Call Ralph Decker. Eve GR WASHING MACHINE PARTS Phone 5-5692. 719 7th Avenue Largest stock in town. Repair3284 or GA 3415 days. S. W., Puyallup. 3-ctf ing that pleases. B. B..'s WashIMMEDIATE POSSESSION er Service. 3722 So. G. Ga. 5155 SA VE MONEY on Clock and SOUTH END-Nice 2 Bedroom Jctf Watch Repairing. Charley A. home, 1 acre, part furnished Daw, 330 1th St. S. E., PuyalSTOVE REP AIRS Largest $4,250. 102nd & Ainsworth. Call lup, Wn. Phone 5-2238. 3-ctf Rex Rector, GA 0365. stock in northv11-est. Hyder Furnace, 1513 Pacific Ave. MA CANYON ROAD PIT - Bank run $700 & MOVE IN 4767. Established in 1872. Jctf gravel delivered in valley $5 GI EQUITY in McKinley Ave. ----4 yds. Loading at pit, 50c cu. District. 6 years old 2 bedroom WASHING MACHINE APPLIyd. WA 7902 or GR 8095. 3-p55tf home, hardwood floors, auto. ANCE REP AIRING. House mrs= f '!®'ff?<: 00'.P~ oil furnace, ven. blinds, sideWiring. Adams Appliance walks, sewer in, garage. AdService, 1504 East Pioneer, PIER.CE COUNTY dress 4005 East "F" Street, Puyallup. Phone 5-7395. 4-ctf 2 blks. to bus and store. Call REFUSE COo Rex Rector GA 0365. 12 - Used Cars Weekly Garbage Collectiom MEDOW PARK GOLF COURSE Phone GR. 6191 GOOD 3 Bedroom Stucco Home, large living room, dinette, lots of built ins. Full base, 1 acre of good soil, large double garage. Call Dave Fortier HI 5214 or GA 0365.

Real Estate

3-Business Services

10-Rentals

•

11-Repair Service

4-Fuel

For Sale

SAM'S FUEL COo GR 7334

FARMERS

PARKLAND $1,000 Dn. IMMED. POSS. 7 LOTS, Comb. Living and Dinin groom, kitchen wired 220, 2 bedrooms, some furniture, barn, garage. Call Ralph Decker eve. GR ·3284 or GA 3415 days.

ATTENTION

•••••••

SERVICEABLE

9-Real Estate

n .......... l!I

n.tt:u1

COME EARLY

DuSell & Gifford Motor Co., 200 East Main PUYALLUP Phone 5-7725 Open Weekdays & Saturdays

46 FORD Club Coupe. Radio, heater, w. washe1s. Only $995 Lucky Sales & Service, 135th & Pacific Ave. GR 6191. 12c7

FOR SALE-18 Inch Single Bottom Case tractor plow. R. C. Batesman. Rte. 1, Box 206, Eatonville, Wash. 13p9

BR 2171 FOR; SALE-By owp}et 5 acres in S.uVirpit. New .qtchard, ·. 5. ~oom bungalow. Cori:crete walks\ garage with concrete floor: $6,500. Call GR 4265: ·....... . . ···· · 151>7

I i i

AUNT SUE'S BAKERY GOODS

"Served Bound i

;

The Clock"

;

Wedding &

Party Cakes

Governor Langlie appears to have employed good political strategy in calling the special session of Legislature in midsummer. The governor can convene the law makers, but can't control them once they are assembled. They can consider whatever legislation they wish and there is no statutory limitations as to the length of the session. Thus the chief executive is always faced with the unhappy prospect of an out-of-control, runaway legislature when considering a special session.

i l ! i

I ! ; WEEK END SPECIALS

.tt.

Macaroon Cup Cakes fl-ruckleberry Coffee RingsJ .i+•GH0HG••Cl••0H0••0••0••0••0••0-•G.o0••0••0••0••0••0••e.•O-.O••&o•tt

have to come eventualy.

* * *

EXCITING NEWS

BRED DOES & Young Does. FOR SALE - Model A, Double Phone GR 8231. 15p7 transmission tr a ct or. A 1 s o sprinkler irrigation sys t e ril ONE AX. MIN. Rug & pad. 12xl4 6 months old. Will go with any with 10 sprinklers and 600 feet color. GR 8455 or see at 809 irrigation pipe. Melvin T. AaSo. 110th. berg, Rt. 1, Box 139, Eaton15c7 ville, Wn. · 13p8 FOR SALE-2 Wheeled Factory FOR SALE: 11 laying Hampshire built luggage trailer. GR 7783. 15p7 hens. $1.50 each. Phone Puyallup 5-2243. 1417 5th St. SE, Puyallup. 13p7 FOR SALE-2 Washing Machines $12 and $20. 1 spin-drier with BULL, BOAR & GOAT SERVICE pump. Phone Puyallup 5-5160. 15p7 General Hauling. A. Schwerzler, 84th & Waller Road. WANTED-RIDE TO SEATTLE. GR 5134. Jct1 Hours 9 to 5. Will consider earlier hours. Call 5-6104 PuyDEAD STOCK REMOVED WITH· allup. 15p7 OUT CHARGE. Highest prices pai:d for tallow, hides, grease SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE and bones. PUGET SOUND 0 R T R A DE. Repairing all makes. L. Jurgenson, 1 block RENDERUfG WORI{S. Phone west of Summit Trading Co. LAkewood 2434. J ctf GR 8479. FOR SALE-Fat hens and dressed hogs for your loclwr Buy Personal now, while prices are low A- 17 live or dressed. Phone Puya11up 5-6440 13p7 INFORMATION WANTED - ApFORD PLOWING, LEVELING & proximately 2 years ago Mr. MOWING - No job too small Jacob Hess installed a foundaDon Abbott, GR 8869. Jc45-tf tion under the house of a widow living in the Parkland or FORD PLOWING, DISCING, and Spanaway area. It is vitally LEVELING. No job too small. important to the welfare of Don Abbott, GR 8869. Jc45-tf Mrs. Jacob Hess that this lady be contacted. Anyone having GARDEN, BERRY PLOWING and any information about her Cultivating with horse. Phone present residence or address, 5-5680, 1015 9th St. S W. Puyallplease call Puyallup 5-5770 up_ 1'3c7 collect or Tacoma Granite 6231 17 p 10 FOR SALE-215 Acre Farm, 80 cleared. 2 modern houses, concrete block fruit house with freezer unit. Barn, other buildings, machinery, 30 head cattle. All goes. Will trade or sell dozer with blade, ditcher dirt FREE LUNCH scoop_ 2Vz mi. north of Eatonville, Farm to Market Road, free Parking William Petersen, Rt. 1, Box 309, Eatonville, Wn. 13p7

WASH. CO-OP FARMERS ASSOCIATION

i·

13-Farm Ads

........

j••0HOo•O•o8f•CIHOoo.S••D••D••O••D••Go0••0••0N0•+•0•-0-•.. •o--D••_V,

The Washington National Guard association, composed of practically all guard officers in * * * the state, is concerned over the With a hot off-year election injection of politics in the mil· ~oming u~ this fall however leg- itary department. islators will probably be loathe This column has long been to ?ally too long at the state concerned with the situation capitol: Many of them are up ~or. and, in fact, one of the reasons reelect10n them.selves, . wlule J it was begun was to point out REMODELING, new construction, others. have .an mterest in the the dangers of that particular homes, stores, garages. Paint- campaigns of.. ot!:er~. situation. It is encouraging to ing, planning service. No job . ... ... ... . find that someone else is wortoo small. For further informa'.fhey will also hesitate to ried about it after all these mot" o f FII brmg up extrnmely hot contro- nths. 11 8 6 1 n ca rom to · 5272. versial issues so close to election The state military code was 15-c51tf time. _All in all it appears th~t designed to keep the military _S_L_A_G_L_E_G_A_R_D_E_•N-S----T-1-ie_G_a-rd_e_n Lcm!;Jhe, u~able .to control his forces out of political battle, in the valley. Potted plants, special sess1o_n ~u~self, has en- but the law has been intc:rp~eted cut flowers, perennial plants. ~isted str~teg1c t1mmg to do the so J;>roadly as to make it mefSee the peony garden in Job for him. * * * fect1ve bloom. Pick your peony roots . . Unless some means can be for fall delivery. Iris now in It I~ unhkely ~iat the stock- found to place th~. nationf!-1 bloom. Pick your colors. Peter- ~ol~ers of the Puoet. Soui:id Nav- guard on a non-pohtical basis son Road off River Road; at !gat10n C?mpai;iy will give ser· the proponents of federal guard 23rd St. N.W., Puyallup, Wn. 10u~ cons1derat10n to the gover~ control have a most effective 15c8 nor~ proposal that they bypass talking point for removing the _ _ _ _ President Alexander Peabody organization from state control GARDUATION GIFTS. Also gifts and accept a state offer of be- entirely and making it a comf~r all o~casions. Ope!1 eve- tween. 3 and ~ million dollars for pletely federal force, as is the nmgs until 7 o'clock. Highway the firm's mtra-statc vessels army reserve. Variety Store, 7025 Pacific Ave. and facilities. ---~--Tacoma, Wn. 15p7 I The intra-state ferries alone --· · were appraised by an unbaised PUBLIC CONCERTS TO BICYCLE REPAIRS-g~rnranteed, firm of experts at close to a $7 START TUESDAY work, reaso1:iable prices. New million valuation, and the ships Free public concerts by' the and used bicycles. Spanaway have an insured value of nearly Puyallup summer band will be Cycle Shop. 15c':f $10 million. This doesn't in- held every other Tuesday, startBARBECUE Equipment, grates, c11;lde the value of docks and ter- ing June 27, it was announced by Edward Krenz, director. There grills and doors. Hyder Fur- / mmals. . . nace Co., 1513 Pacific Ave. MAJ ~dd to tlus the fact that Cap- is no fee for summer band. 4767. · 15t6tf tam Peabody has won all of his skirmishes against the state I b" ~----~ . - - FOR SALE-Electric Range old- in the long and involved battle er type, good condition. Round of the ferries, and we can only oak table, two wheel trailer come up with the conclusion '50 license, all weld fram, good that the Blacl{ Ball line stocktires. Dishes. Utensils. Gr holders will stick with the cap5198. 15p7 tain and hold out for a more ·· Al . reasonable offer, which will To all new car buy13rs. ;Now SEWING and terat1011s. Reas-1 1 1 you can buy your new Nash! onable. Call LA 8632. 15p9

FOR SALE-Extra Sturdy Auto trailer. Reasonable Phone Puy. FOR SALE-One Floor Furnace $50. One doe rabbit $3.50. One 5-2243. 1:.!p8 door complete $6. 8827 Pacific Ave. HI 207115p7

FOR SALE-Hay stumpage. Timothy, red top & clover. Route 5. Box 135. Puyalup. Pholll" Puyallup 5-2572. 13p9

FOR SALE-House. 4 Lots. InFOR SALE-2 Bedroom Home, quire at 421 2nd Ave. N.E., newly .decorated. Attached gaPuyallup; 9p9 . rage. One block from school, Tacoma . . . 2 blocks to city center. Im· FOR SALE-Modern 2. bedroom home, nice Jot, shrubs, large mediate possession. P h on e •garage;; 2033 4,:4th St; N. E. 52170 Puyallup. 407 2nd Ave. Puyallup. · "' '~"~; · 9p7. _ N.E. ot phone 5-7263. -., :}:(: ,. ;·; ·<f~·::'./:;L::.::~. ,..:· _~ll·>li{;'.1J:.,if!j}:; _....,', {1~o*~'i.fi)~j,'Jt£:;; :.~:~-) i

TWO GOOD CLEAN AUTOMOBILES

Prices Are Right

I U II IC'

6311 McKinley Ave. GA 3415 Member Tac. Real. Estate Board

$1,695

15-Miscellaneous

1!1:-.1. ..... .111..lll!m~

"8" Sedan

FOR SALE OR TRADE F 0 R BEEF STOCK-Sears Roebuck double unit milker outfit complete, excellent condition, and Economy King separator floor model. Route 3, Box 245, Puyallup. 13p7

....

8-Wanted To

McKinley Hill

1949 Hudson

From The Capitol

16 -

Resorts

WA N'l'Rn-T.nt<: of nPonlP tn pn.

··jo'Y-olir 8anay-beacl1eS. sliaae

When You Come to Tacoma Have Lunch With Us and Park Your Car-All At Our Expense

COMMERCE STREET

..,,......_,,,11.

Pt-.. IRdwy .r.n'

!TACOMA ll. WASHINGV!/Mll l

lli.lliftll"'lli V"'ill"~

AIKl"'L I I a; At the factory for

.only

$1m599! IDon't lose m.:mey on your ,trade! You ge.t the biggest 1 allowance at Auto Sales and/ Service. Just think! You get1 as much as

Expert Lube Jobs

$300

Next Time Your Car Needs A Lube Job, Drop in and See Otto

over book value for your pres. :ent car in good condition, on' :the New Nash Ambassador.I Hurry while this offer lasts. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!

For That Extra Surge

of Power-Try Chev:ron

OTTO

EDINGER

AUTO SALES I &SERVIC

303 West Main Puyallup Phone 5-6693

11th and Stewart N. W.

J___

IL FOR

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY

2 by 4's

SHI PL p t'

All Grades at Lowest Prices

i~ tu

and green grass and picnic facilities. Point Ohop Resort on beautiful Lake Ohop. 16c7

PACIFIC AVE. DISTRICT $2,950 2 BEDROOY!S and Den in this DRY UPLAND SLAB. Call R & R clean little home with nice Fuel. GR 4711. Jctf yard and large garage, handy to bus and stores. Why rent. FOR SALE - Dry Forrest Wood. Phone GR 4743. Jctf I I ALSO have a 2 bedroom cutie in Parkland-priced at $3,200. Buy Call Rector, GA 0365. WANTED TO BUY - Poultry of all kinds. Call or write Duguay'sJ :Nurth ruyallup. Phone Puy. 5-2353. Jctf

1949 Kaiser Sedan $1,550

•

~---~----~------

ROY MILL WOOD Hand Picked and Sorted to suit your individual heating needs. Ready To Burn 11.t Once

FRIDAY & SATURDAY

';f

INSIDE SCE

SPANAWAY LUMBER CO.,

2-Auctkms

Mid-County Journal, Thursday, June 22, 1950-5 ji

SPECIAL

This

MID-COUNTY JOURNAL P. 0. Box 509 Puyallup, Washington Enclosed is

FOR SALE-'37 Hudson Coupe FOR SALE - The best drugs •· BROWN & ROBINSON '46 motor. Built for the road. Realtors at the lowest prices. Pay phone $125. 307 7th St. N.E., Puyallup PARKLAND RENTALS. 4 Units bills-get money orders at the after 6 P.M. 12p7 plus 3 room cottage. Gross inParkland Pharmacy, on Pacific come $175.00 per mo. Price Ave. at the new bank c<:>rner. 1947 H.D. 74 OHV Cycle. Sell $13,500. Your prescription is quickly or trade. GR 6191. 12c7 and carefully compounded at SO. 1l3TH. Parkland Corner Loyour Rexall Drug Store. The cation, only $9.450 for this FOR SALE-1950 Half-ton Chev· Parkland Pharmacy. 15-ctf rolet pickup. Less than 4000 neat 5 rm. house with well miles..Tacl{'s Tavern or 319 lanc!scapec! yard. 5th St. S.W., Puyallup 5-5866. 83 & THOMPSON. New 4 Rm. 12c8 home ready for pleasant livWood lathe per 100 $1.35 ing. Only $8,500. FOR SALE-46 Chev. Pickup. 4 No. l CEDAR "SHINGLES-speed transmission, good mot7813 SO. YAK. Full Basement, $10.50 per squai:e or, body and ties. $750. GR hwood. floors. 2 nice bd. rooms, WE CUT GLASS 7136. 12c7 Lot 100x130. Price $9,750. 6 NICE LOTS Parkland, Water & 45 CHEV. '12 Ton Pickup. $699. Lucky Sales & Service, 135th & lights. Wi!l sen all or part. Pacific Ave. GR 6191. 12c7 1701 SO. 54. Neat 2 Bdrm. Home on 2 corner lots, dbl. garage, Mt. Hiway at SPANAWli.Y full basement. Pr i c e on 1 y GR 8235 We Deliver $6,850. --·-.,, "~£-!-Sl&'L~E~.~,it\~ 15ctf WE HAVE FARMS from 5 acres to 360 acres. Come in or call LANDSC~PING - Tractor work, for information. !op s01l, ga~den \\'.Ork, rockeries and pat10s bmlt. BR 2352. 15-ctf WATCH REPAIRING _All woFk guaranteed. New location. 11220 PACIFIC !I.VENUE Mobley's Jewelry, Pacific Ave. GR 3341, YU 9221, HI 1361, at 104th . 15-c50tf LA 3066

SUPPLY COMPANY Old· ·Fife' ·square

'Phone Waverly 8725

son11;:-~dai;~~~s· 0f~~;f{!?nJh~~~- 6-Mid-County Journal, Thursday, June 22, I 950

Waller Road-

YOU

By Mrs. Verne Fogle GRanite 5210

recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. _E. Thompson. ,. Mrs. John S1errnan, former Five Explorer Scouts of Post Waller Road resident is in the 23, with Dick Metc_alf as giude, N. P. Hospital with a back inleft S~turday_ mori:-mg on a two jury, suffered when a horse fell weeks vacai10n tnp. The Scouts I on her. Mrs. Sierman is known are 1:'om Farley, A 11a11 Heinz, to all as the "Lady Mail CarMelvm Bradley, Ron Fogle and rier." Douglas Howard. Their trip will take them south ~o Sarr FranA-1 Auto Wrecking c1sco and they will return by way of Montana, Idaho, etc. USED AUTO PARTS They will visit the Oregon GR. 3366 Caves, Crater Lake, Yosemite National Park, Death Valley, Grand Axles • Gears - JR.ear Ends Canyon and Yellowstone NationMotors - Transm1!19ions al Park, Salt Lake City and Heads - Whee~ ; Tx-ailer Axles many more points of interest. 13818 Pacific Avenue 11 Gene Weeks was scheduled to make the trip ·with them, but was unable to do so because of an appendicitis operation: I a st week. He is home now and getting along fine. The boys had a busy day Fri· I Carefully day. They had their pictures taken for the Tribune while pur. Prepared chasing their travelers checks and then were treated to dinner at the Top of the Ocean by Mr. Fresh Insulin at Down ToW!1 Metcalf. Prices. Pay Phone Bills Here A very pleasant week was Tincher's Pharmacy spent at Pullman by Ethel Vasicko and Betty Jean Geise. The 8239 Park Ave. HI 3344 girls attended the annual 4-H Across St. from Fem Hill P.O. camp. The George tl a z en family, long time residents of Waller Road have sold their home. As US FIRST • • • yet they have not purchased a new home, but will do so upon For Plumbing • Heating Mr. Hazen's return from back East. He and Miss Marie Hazen or Septic Tanks are making the trip. Mrs. Hazen is residing temporarily at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Carl Richardson at American Lake. The Hazen family will be missed by all. Plumbing· & Heating The strawberry fesival was well attended. Mrs. Gusafson reGB 8088 Rt. 3. Box 580·A lates they served over 300 people. was ideal. We/ ii knowThe all weather who attended enjoyed themselves and went away feel· ing better !mowing they had PARKLAND TAXI · helped such a worthy cause as the Orthopedic , Guild. Daily Vacation Bible School is And now in full swing at the Waller Road Community Hall, under the supervision of the Waller Road Sunday School. If your children are not attending, feel free to send them next week. They will be taught by very capable teachers. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Husted and family took time out last week end to enjoy a short stay at the If No Answer Call GR 6704 beach.

ELP

I· .

•11,.0••0••0"0••0••0 .. ll••O••O••llll••O••O••G••O••O••O••O••&••D••lt•-G••O·•O••

s doz.

(

u er ·Pocik&Beans2-29

Paper Napkins 2-23 Roll

Silk

Tissue

Luxury

c ESE

CANTALOPES ........Lb. 7c

CUBE STEAKS ........LB 69c

New Shafter

Pure

POTATOES ....................Lb.. le

Ground Round ........ Lbe 59c

,TOP=

PURDUE

SAVE MONEY BE COMFORTABLE WITH

Pacific Avenue at Brookdale Shop: GR 7450 Res: HI 6190 ALL AUTOMOBILE, MACHINE AND GARAGE WORK FOR SALE OR TRADE - 37 GMC 2 % Ton Flat Be~. 2 Speed Rear End. $300.00

Installed by a Dependable Home Owned ·and Operated Firm VALLEY INSULATION CO. 5·6732 720 E. Main, Puy.

FILL UP Summer PRICES

INSULATION.

Heavy Pl.aner Ends, Core Blocks, Coal, Old Growth Cordwood Nubbins and 12", 14", 16", up to 2 ft.. $10 ed. SMALL AND LARGE LOADS

Established 100 years in 1990 Fuelphone Ma 1137 401 East 11th, Tacoma

DORMANT INSECTICIDE PRUNING & WEED CONTROL WHITE WASHING

-----

•at ta tQE!lll"

With Beautiful Cabinets

eveloping

Film

"IN AT 10. OUT AT 511 Only Place in Puyallup That Can Offer You This Service

Ansco, Kodak Film per roll up from lBc

Ray's Camera'fShop 200 S. Meridian Puyallup

"Tickets Stamped Here"

rt&t. HD

"8AV :>tH:>Dd &V96

.1aqmnri: uos.1apuy

CUl\fA S.N'1W H!>IH 3HJ. .jlsag aq, A.1110 asn

lNIVd OJ. :llWIJ. :l!HJ. SD MON

BUY THE NEW SHELVADOR ' Gives up to 233 more space in the cabinet-easy to reach-easy to !!Ne..; no stooping clear to the floor ..

~size

'Uf' ,.,- l!il

Vil !Iii

GR 7372

BROWN and GAMBILL

1750 9th St. S. W •• Puyallup e BASEMENTS o CLEARING

More power means more business, more industry, more jobs, more homes. So, here'a more power to you from Tacoma City Light ••• for a better life for you.

3526 McKINLEY AVENUE MA 9877 61 BR 9121

outh -

CLAY ROLEY AGENCY

PARKLAND. SHOE STORE

LESS THAN THE DAILY COST OF ICE

As High as $7Sc00 Trade For Your Old Box

Parkland Brookdale Elec. 13022 Pacific Ave., Evenings till 8

nd Grow

Poll-Parrot Shoes For Boys and Girls Parkland Shopping Center

INSURANCE 98th & Portland Ave. GR 8501

AS LOW AS 25c A DAY

Cl!> BACKFILLS e LEVELING e DRIVEWAYS ETC.

Estimates Cheerfully Givere Phomae Puyallup 5..2452 or 5..5437

Stan Sather Service

Watch The

the new 1950 Model C:B-9, 9 Cubic Feet Capacity.

NO CHARGE FOR MOVING

QUICK DELIVERY

GARFIELD VARIETY STORE

~~~

.......

~~~~~~~~,,---~~~-

The Store of Satisfaction 326 Garfield St. GR 9948 Parkland

EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR Spanaway PLUMBING

Highest Quality At Moderate Prices

ALVSTAD MARKET

College Dress Shop

231 Garfield Street

Parkland-Brookdale Electric

In The Parkland Shopping Center Meats & Groceries

Capable, Licensed & Bonded Union Electrician 13022 .Pacific Ave. GR 5689

GARFIELD ST. In The Parkland Shopping Center.

WIRING

"Everything For The Builder" PLUMBERS and ELECTRICIANS AVAILABLE 136th & Pacific Avenue GRanit~ 8669

PlumbiSOUTHi~ENDP ~LUMBiNG 1

GRanite 6301

GR 835'7

Near Roy "Y" Spanaway

Graham 194

...

" '

JOHNSON'S DRUGSTORE For Your Drug Needs Opposite the Post GR 7333

COLLEGE CLEANERS GR 5361 Free Pick Up and Delivery 11416 So. Park Ave.

.,_ QUALITY MENS WEAR

MODAHL AUTO PARTS

MA 4147

GR '7583 GROCERIES

SPANAWAY G

MEATS

!28th and Pacific Avenue

Propane CHILDRENS WEAR

KNEE HIGH

MENS SHOP

CHILDRENS SHOP COMPANY GR 8624

Parkland Centre Bldg.

MA 9039

GR 6547 PRODUCE & FEED

BARRETT'S MARKET

..-

140th & Pacific Ave.

TRUCKS FOR RENT

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL "Everything For The Auto Owner''

PARIU.AND

Parkl.and Shopping .Center

Model lumber Co.

AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE WORK!

GR 862411

Garfield Street

Build A New Garage Use Our Easy Monthly Payment Plan $ 100-18 payments of .... $ 5.99 $ 200-24 payments of .... $ 9.1,8 $ 300-30 payments of .... $11.26 $ 500-36 payments of ....$15.97 $1000-36 payments of .... $31.94 Let Us Help You With Your Remodeling Problems 2424 Bay St.

ART'S SHOE SHOP

Paint

MOUNT.AUN VIEW FOOD LOCKERS Remodel, Repair or Repaint

LA CROSSE PRINTING CO. On PLC Campus GR 71 tton In Parkland uu

DISTRIBUTING COMPANY • 0 140th & Pacific

CUSTOM MEAT Fresh Eggs • Locker Rentals

Airport and Pacific Ave.

YOUR PRINTING IS OUR BUSINESS

POCH EL

GR 5689

Airport & Spruce GR 7031 &lf2 Miles East of Pacific Ave.

.fr

Your Fuel Oil & Appliance Dealer

SASH & DOORS

BROOKDALE LUMBER CO..

!).

PARK l AND CLEANERS :.

PAUL'S SHOE REPAIR

·---------------

2nd & Pacific Spanaway GR '1005

But, there'a more to the story. To continue to bring you adequate power at. the nation's lowest rates, Tacoma City Light must continue to build.

GRanite 7929

II V iii fl

141 st and Pacific Ave.

CABINET SHOP

Your Tacoma City Light delivers more energy per home customer than any other utility in the United States. We're proud of that record.

SPANAWAY TEXACO SERVICE

ll1ili

llfil

l Mile South of Parkland

RH ONES

GAS • OIL • ACCESSORIES

. . 98th & Pac1hc Avenue "4 • ,_, "&. 'B. '1!111!1.. ' a 'a.

RAii MFC_

----...

STAR GARAGE

CUSTOM BUILT POULTRY AND RABBIT EQUIPMENT GOOD SHEET METAL WORK

Iii

~""' ~

~ • w,,.

JU1'1IBd

NOW IS THE TIME TO THINK ABOUT THAT DRY-FLOOR WATERING TROUGH

'IOIJu.

•

AMBULANCE SERVICE GR 8192

Pacific Mutual. Fuels. Inc..

ORE,O

•

IP 18 Years Exneru~ncellll ii1S Ir '1 !ll!Complete A:utomotive _Repair1111 • and Radiator Clecm.mg 1!'11

.!ilil:!=eeeel!il=l!ill!leee="'

RUPE MACHINE WORKS

I!Iii._ 111& '&. •

anl McGEE GR 7SS 0

SEE

WALLER ROAD

---,--·-----·· --··

Red Shield 80 Count

COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CANNING SUPPLIES

FOR SPRAYING

Save One Half We

GRanite 8356

Furnish Everything

Coast

Driv.. ur. Self Co" HARMON'S SERVICE Jim Harmon, Mgr.

2112 Jefferson

I JU E 24th -- Plan Your •

Park Entrance e RANIER NATIONAL PARK

340 Camp Elliott 350 Cedar Park

Ic./""'lmc

Ill

rip

31 O National

"" ,,Jl

33 Copper Creek Cafe O

•

ALDER LARE

ELBE 9

[j 30

<t1,

~~~ ~o,

Rainier National Park again will be open to the public from June 24th to Sept. 4th. This fo:mous park embracing beautiful Mt.· Ranier has long been a Mecca for tourists and local people alike. With its unsurpassed grandeur it has become famous the world OV· er. Beautiful Paradise Inn and Lodge will again be open to give the same courteous serv· ice and good food as in the past with all traces of last w i n t e r ' s snow damage removed.

<t.1,,.

"'CSJ-

8<'0 ~8 :i-e

1 Bulk Ice Cream- qts.11 1/2 9at.: gal

19 Chevron Gas-Oil-Accessories Expert Automotive Repairs

22 Flavors-Packed for Your Trip to the Mt. 11

LOVELAND GARAGE

ROUCH S ICE CREAMERY 8038 Pacific Avenue

Open Sun.

11 A. M. to 12 P. M.

With 7600 Gasoline

2 Tank

Mt. Hiway at Loveland

The Ideal Place To Stop l

Notice the Difference on Your Trip

AND STILL GET HIGHEST QUALITY Open 8 A.M. till 12 P.M. Sundays

Be sure to plan a trip to the park this summer. On this page you will find listed many businesses and t heir location shown, who will en· deavor to make your trip more pleasant. K e e p this page, referring to it on your trip.

DU DUCK INN

82nd and Pacific Ave.

STRETCH YOUR DOLLAR

When You're Hungry Reasonable Prices

ROGERS SERVICE CENTER

O.LA GRANGE

GR 6385

Mt. Hiway at Loveland

DINE AND DANCE AT THE

GAS-O.. LENE Al.LEY

TIMBERLINE DRIVE IN

lOOth and Pacific Ave.

Mt. Hiway as Indicated on Map

WE NEVER CLOSE

22 SHELL GAS AND OIL

BREAKF,A,ST-LUNCHES-DINNERS Home of the Tenderet Steak

BUNGALOW TA VERN & CAFE

Groceries, Luncheon Meats, Ice Cream & Cold Pop

l07th and Pacific Ave.

Place

Van Burenws Service & Grocery

FILMS - SUN GLASSES AND COMPLETE DRUG SERVICE Open Evenings Till 10 P.M.-9 P.M. Sundays

PARKLAND PHARMACY

King's

Cabins; Rooms

Mt. Hiway at Rocky Ridge MOBILGAS Credit Cards Accepted

23 Time Gas & Oil-fishing Tackle

The Relcall Drug Store Mt. Hiway at Airport Road-At New Bank Corner

Lakewood Service &

GROCERIES-TAVERN 1

JOHNSON S CORNER

6 You Go Farther with Mobil Gas

Mt. Hiway at Benston Road

,Camp Elliott lf4 Mile Outside Park Gate

Cede

3 MINUTE OIL CHANGE

24 Complete Automotive Repairs

ANTLER'S SERVICE

THE Al.NOR

114th St. & Pacific Ave.

Cabins - Rooms ·Sport Shop Pic:.•ic Supplies

Hunting & Fishing Licenses

Reasonable Prices

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

FOGEL 'S STORE

TOURIST INFORMATION

Gateway Inn

BENSTON e

Mt. Hiway

GLADLY GIVEN

LEWIS RICHFIELD SERVICE Garfield St. & Pacific Ave.

Gas-Oi

PARK ENTRANCE

roceries-Cabins

For Good Food and Courteous Service-Stop in Coffee Sc-Open 7 Days a Week

Top Quality Gas For less

Lakewood Service & Cafe

SAVE ON OILS and GREASES IN BULK

LOGANllS SERVICE

10 YOU CAN'T BEAT TEXACO

and Grocery 21 ' 0 Timebrline Drive In

A Good Place To Eat

m11

SPANAWAY TEXACO SERVICE

22 1110 Van Buren's Store

Mt. Hiway as Indicated on Map

Mountain Highway at Orchard Hill

All Foods Home Made Our Special-Wild Blackberry Pie.

'\,,~i(J...,,.:,.6>(!,

KING'S PLACE GAS

Mt. Hiway

9-¢-CJ-g.:;, ~e"" 9-¢- ~<><:> +o'>

OIL

-y04 '!f';,"P

@GRAHAM

,•

~v'ti.~'O

Good Fishing, Boats for Rent Mt. Hiway at Spcmaway

Sleeping Rooms · Lunch Room

12 Have you got your tackle Bud? lj'"' Glass Rods Made to Order

ALDER LAKE BOAT HOUSE

29 Chevron Credit Cards Taken

8th & Mountain Hiway. Spanaway

Groceries, Meats, Picnic Supplies Ice Cream, Cold Drinlcs

76 Products-Gas-OH-Etc.

CRANEY CROW INN Here's Your Chance to Get Gas, Oil, Groceries, Cold Pop & lee Cream

I-WAY SERVICE

Mt. Hiwav l Mile Past Rov "Y"

18 Mobil Gas-Groceries- Ice Everything to Complete Your Picnic Lunch Open All Day Sunday for Your Convenience

KUPER11 S KORNER AT LOVELAND

Logan's Service O Lewis Service D Alnor Cafe O Antlers Service

SHELL GAS & Oil

e PARKLAND O Parkland Phann: acy O Bungalow Tavern & Cafe

NATIONAL, WASH.

32 Chevron Credit Cards Taken

3 Gas·O-Lene Alley

CONFECTIONARIES-Light Groceries, Cold Drinks

BUSTER CONNALLY SERVICE

Rogers Service Center

WASH.

GR 8064

17 Oh! Oh! Forgot Something! MT..

Shea's Tackle • S PANAWAY Iii D Bargain Basltet Spanaway Texaco Service 11

NATIONAL GARAGE

mmyn Service Station and Cafe ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PRIVATE PARTIES

0113 12 o

CONFECTIONARY

LUNCHES, DINNERS-HAMBURGERS TO GO

16 Chicken and Steak Dinners

1? u

ELBE, WASH.

Mt. Hiway at Roy "Y"

A,,

JOY'S GARAGE

CHEVRON SUPREME GASOLINE AUTO ACCESSORIES . Rt. 1, Box 476B, Spanaway, Wash.

-~·

.,,..

Rogers Grocery

AUTO REPAIRS-WELDING Open Every Day

Atlas Tires and Batteries

Anderson s Chevron Service

~J'

O "Y" Service Station and Cede Anderson's 01114 Chevron Servi

30 Wrecker Service - Elbe 2311

13th & Mt. Hiway. Spanaway

Located at Roy "Y" on Mt. Hiway

04.

ALDER, WASH.

Picnic Supplies and Delicatessen Items

ALDER STORE

1l Groceries - Ice Cream - Film ROGERS GROCERY

~ ~A

Alder, Wash.

SHEA S TACKLE

~:O'

. .c,;,0 .~Sv !:t~ ~,Q • ~

VISIT ALDER LAKE

Restaurant Souvenirs

Mt. Hiway as Indicated on Map

Hours 12 Noon Till 9 P. M.

Fogel's Store

SCHEAFER11S GARAGE

'A Good Place To Eat

GAS-OIL-AUTO PARTS

Corner Airport & Pacific Ave.

DINE AND l)ANCE

<·-·

To Seattle

Chicken in the Ruff-Rabbit in the Hutch Double Thick Steaks

COPPER CREEK CAFE

TACOMA

3 Miles East of Ashford

34 Modern Cotiages-Rooms Creamer's CEDAR PARK LODGE ~f

Mile from Paradise Entrance to Mount Ranier National Park for Reservations Address Ashford, Wash. Phone National 786

~-··

To Seattle

Roush's ce Creamery

a_.:...Mid-County Journal, Thursday, June 22, 1950 ' State· Farm Mutual Insuranc~ FORREST LEONARD AGENCY GR 7222 Office: Blue Spruce Motel

Spanaway News

SPANAWAY ::> 6 .lU HAS NEW OWNERS Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stansbie of Toledo, Oregon have purchased the Spanaway 5 and 10 and the Lake Shore Apartments. Mr. Stansbie has been in business a number of years. He is a former mayor of Toledo. Mrs. tansbie was personnel manager for a J. C. Penny store in Oregon. Their daughter and husband will also be a part. of the firm and they will operate the service station adjoining the 5 and 10c store.

NOTICE WE ARE NOW OPEN FRIDAY EVENING

. 1 p. m. to 9 p. m. CLOSED WED. AFTERNOONS Regular _Hours 8:30 a.m. to 6 p. m. FULL LINE OF NEW AND REBUILT SHOES. EXPERT REPAIRING

PAUL"S SHOE REPAIR Mt Hiway SPANAWAY

* * *

On Tuesday June 13 a group of gals went on a boat excersion trip to Victoria B. C. What with tea and crumpets at Crystal. Gardens, 5 hours in Victoria. and./ 2 full dinners on boat with four waiters everybody had a wonderful time. Those making the trip were Mesdames Emerson Tarpenning, Ed Flannery, Harry White, Oliver Omat, Louis Sym· mons, Bob Steidel, Jack Hendrickson and Buelah Ballard.

* *

d•es .. cn.·p.·tion .of.the "se.Jf-clean-. Ing" action. «k Bt!lllllful a11d durabh• • • • 81111'18

f f i I

'!,..o ..e•·•··• ..•••O••OooO.•O......Gl .. O••O..o .. o .. e•oO••O••O••O•••·••••O• ....... a.•o••• ..••••••o•••·•o.. o••o•••••O•-O··•··• .. •··•·•O••O•••··•··•··~

---·--·-·----.

No.. 2 Tin

• I

Lb.

•

Lb.

tsom Grain Fed

STOCK UP FOR SUMMER SNACKS AT OUR SPANAWAY STORE

A 'f OUR PONDERS STORE

OLD STYLE ---

BEER

CASE Of 24-$2.35

California New Crop

lb.

Plus Deposit Also Ranier, Olympic, Etc. Darigold

Tall Tin

Nation's Taste

46 Oz.

CANNED MILK ..............l1c

ORANGE JUICE ............39c

Happy Vale

Dependable

Tall Can

6 Oz.

Hershey's

Big Value

Hunt's

14 Oz.

Crackers 1 lb.. pkg.. 25c

All Popular Brands

SUNSHINE

Party Mix Candy lb. 29c

............ ................. ~

French's

Sunkist-Large Size

Ihm

SUNSHINE KR!SPY

FRESH MILK ........................17c

Spaghetti & Meat 2..49c

eam

CATSUP .......................................19c

Qt.

Ctn.

TURNIP GREENS ............15c CHOC.. SYRUP ...................17c

Full Qt.

large Green Slicer

No. 2 Tin

Mushroom Sauce ......JOc

NALLEY'S

PICNIC SUPPLIES

9 Oz.

FIREWORKS

MUSTARD ................................l5c

Top 9uality

!>""'~

CIGARETTES ................$1 . 89

: :

Short Ribs

1/41s Oil Maine

MEDOSWEET

+ + +

for Braising

Yo~lve Been Waitin for This

SALAD DRESSING ....33c

i ii

fh~e

Dawn Fresh

lb.

E I

Take Advantage of this Offer

PINK SALMON ...............39c

······-·---~---

True Codu Fresh

Small and Lean

Mr. R. W. Arney wishes to thank the good people ' i of Spanaway and this surrounding community for f their whole hearted and generous support, toward t the success of the Spanaway 5 1 & 10 and will ap- t preciate the same support to the new owners, Mr. t and Mrs. Ted Stansbie. f

Fresh Dressed Red

I ¢

r-----~~;;·;-;~~;;;···----i !

~!liilli:Wlllilll!lli!llllll

&LELJ

lb.

$5 ._,5

PHILIP HARDWARE

fi!

PA.RKAY

Club

SMORGASBORD PLANNED , Corne to the Smorgasbord at Benston Grange Hall, Sunday, June 25, from 2 to 6 p. m. Among the Scandinavian foods to be served are lefse, fattigman, Swedish meat balls, spiced meat roll and pickled herring, as well as old favorites, such as turkey, ham and salads. This is being planned by the Weyerhauser Ladies Aid under the leadership of Mrs. Kenneth Jordan, president, and Mrs. Ein- · ar Larson, arrangements chairman. The price is $1.00 for ad· ults ·and 50c for children. Benston Grange Hall is reach· ed by turning east at Johnson's Corner on the Mountain hi-way.

£ sk& J~Wii&

WWW

* * *

Birthday

SPONSOR BANQUET The W. S. C. S. of the Fern· white, ataya white hill Methodist Church is sponRes.lets rual, rot, and decay soring the annual Brotherhood *.· Ex. c11llant caverage and hiding Father and Son Banquet, to be 1' Alsa avallable In held in the Parish House on popular "sell.,,<.J Monday, June 26th at 6:30 p. m. cleaning" tints Gal. An interesting program Carnival of Cartoons has been aranged by Mrs, Virgil Flynn to entertiJ.in those from 6 months to 80. Mrs. Rolf Peterson is kitchen chair· BR I man. General arangements are 3109 being handled by Mrs. Virgil 2215 Pacific Ave. Flynn, Mrs. Wayne Griffen, Mrs. W. J. Miller and Mrs. Gladys Morse. Call GArland 5973 or GR· 1• anite 6964 for reservations.

* [

tu 21~s.

Rejoicing over the arrival of a new baby girl with name of Laketta Marie are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bae~. of* 6t~; and East F.

The

Saturday nite at Metropolitan Par.k. Will have good eats and music. Charge will be 50c per person. Dancing begins at 9 o'clock. Everyone come and have a good time,

At the last Community Club Meeting the radio which had several chances sold ·on it was raffled off by Herman Fuchs and the lucky name drawn was Mrs. Rose McClure. The money from this was to pay for the street lights. The meeting was called to order by it's president Mr. Bill Righetti. A movie "Secret of the Masters" was shown by Mr. Arnold Larson, and Bob Shelar. The name drawn from the fish bowl was Morgan Webb. Hostesses for the evening were Mesdames Don McLellan, Ernest Tarpenning, Bob Steidel and Clifford Anderson. THe next me· eting will be held the second wee!{ in July with hostesses Mesdames Mike Kirby, Bob.• Rhone, 0rville Winston and Chet McAtee.

Fireman's Auxiliary held an· other one of their card parties 1. Friday evening at the fire hall. I Winners high for ·the men in 500 were E. H. Joneschild, second S. M. Christensen. Ladies' 500 won by Mrs. Laura French with Mrs. Vernie Braghetta second. In Pi· nochle high ladies Pearl Seneff, second Mrs. Mary Hendricksen. Men's Pinochle 1st by Oliver Omat and second ·Loren Buck. Door prize was won by Mrs. Pearl Seneff.

!Du Pont 40 Outside White .House Pam.·t keeps your house looking "freshly painted" for years! See the label for full

the home of Mrs. Emerson Tar- i Tarpenning, Walter Ellis, Jack Loveland Ladies Aid will meetWandajoy and Dixie Davis of penning honoring Mrs. 0 ma Kanton, Jack Splane, Ed Flan- at the home of Mrs. Ed Flannery\ Fife have left for three weks.' Peterson's birthday. Present were nery and Charles Thrassel. Plans at Elk Plain this afternoon trip through Montana. Mesdames E rn i 1 y Ball. H. T. I were made for the next meeting (Thursday). * * * Pillsbury, Doris Omat, Robert at Wapato Park. * * * Let's all help out the fire dept. Manning, Robert Schultz, Ernest * * * by attending the square dance

1lC

California Bullnose

GR.

..................

.................. Prcces Effective June 23rd & 24th ~~

Betty, Hedy, Ava, Rita, Lana and Mae are in town. They're down at Avenue Feed Store where they make a beautiful bevy of chiclts.. Yes, that's exactly what they co:e . • • pullet chicks that are growing in a pen in a showroom ..of the store. This Pullet Parade, as it has been named, is being conducted to show how a good ration and good management practices can help in raising big, early· laying pullets. A contest is being held in connection with the Pullet + Parade to see who in the community can judge the pullet + that will lay the first egg and at what age she will lay that : egg. Prizes are: 1st Prize, 50 Chicks; 2nd Prize 100 Lb. Bag + of Growena and 3rd Prize, Self Feeder. Contest entry blank::; : are available at t'he store and there is no charge for + entering.

Will the first egg be laid by Betty, H.edy, Ava, Rita, Lana or .Mae? Down at .

! ~~~NUE FEED STORE

98th & ••

GR 8641

they're feeding them Pu:dna Growena and waiting an· xiously to see. . · . . .

'.!:

e:ac~aa

&.a~ca6..J1~.Aa.a..a.

a.aa

a:.::1.i#.a.'l!li..:11

;

JIM

•

SPANAWAY WN . ·GR.. 8205

+ +

..•. +

..,... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .i'

PONDERS coRNtR

MUUNIAIN Ml·WAI 11

HI-WAY 99 LA 3975 Open Seven Days A Week 9:00 A. M. TILL 10 P.. M..

9:00 A~ M.. JU..&. .10 P.. M. We Reserv.e ?he Right l"'o tirnit Quetntities

...

No Sale To ........... m.