Mid county journal v 24 no 30 nov 30, 1950 by Pacific Lutheran University Archives

Section 34.66 P. L. & R. Permit No. 595 U. S. Poskxge l!-illd Tacoma. Wash.

Two Offices PARKLAND Garfield St•• P.O. klox 7!J.2 111 Eve. GR 5582 CLOSED WEDNESDAYS

Rural Route Boxholder or Occupemt

GR 8667

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PUYALLUP

Auto Prodraction

UC E. Main ell Phone 5-7622 CLOSED SATURDAYS '

Say: "I Saw It In My MID·COUNTY JOURNAL

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Cherry N1.at Angel Food Cake

Shopping Days

Puyallup's B'1 K.Apartments Open North PayaHup I ~cu;.·1~aiied?-~ For Public Inspec:;tion, Saturday ~!;!i,,!i. .~~:~s;r,

Yes, it is reliably reported that car production will be drastically cut very soon, due North Puyallup P.T.A. is go- ' to shortages developing in ing to have a Western Carnival, steel, chrome, copper and Friday, December 1. Admission ,other materials. If you don't is 10c and you don't have. to be 'need a car now, well and ··present to receive the door good, but if you do you can pr<izes, there are four door prizes. get immediate delivery, or The Carnieal starts at 7:00 retain with a deposit, your p. m. Tickets can be bought wonderful new from any 5th or 6th Grader. I Door prizes given by Larsons Market, Duguay's Poultry, Nielsons Ready to Wear and Twin Cedars Nursery. The Carnival will be held at the School gymnasium.

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TIME TO ORDER FRUIT CAKE 209 So. 84th Hillside 4072

Use Our Easy Lay Way Plan

Electric

"LIFE OF JESUS CHRIST" TO BE SHOWN AT PARKLAND LUTHERAN CHURCH; DEC, 3rd The famous Hollywood Pilgrimage play "The Story of the Life of Jesus Christ" will be shown on the screen at Parkt land Ev. Lutheran Church; sun-.,, day evening Dec. 3; at 7 p. m. Here is a picture you'll be '. talking . about - long after you· have seen it! For emotional power; for dramatic sweep; for. tender pathos; for crushing tragedy and majestic triumph-, this protrayal of the life of lhe Savior is unexcelled.

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Appointments NOT Necessary 109 East Stewart, Puyallup

Drive to 303 West Main in Puyallup to-day, or call 5-6693

Phone 5-7413

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AUCTION TONIGHT 7:30

Our Auto Insurance Rate for the protection you need is only $9.90 every six months.

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CUPS & SAUCERS 1..95 to3..95 BONE CHINA. Finest English 19-ade. A wonderful gift

99c

PEARL HANDLE KNIFE Sportsmaster Outdoor. Leather Case

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TOY ELECTRIC IRONS

98c

They really work

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DECOR

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A very colorful and useful gift

Thursday Nite is Bargain Nile

100% PURE PREPARED UNC:ONDITIONALL Y GUARANTEED

arnters' Mutual Insurance

XMAS TREE LIGHTS .. Per Globe

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Household Goods

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HEATING PADS .. .... ~$>.2S

ELECTRIC. Fully automatic

Buy Gifts on the l.~yaway Plan Small Payment Down Holds Anything

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ALL NAME BRAND OF PAINT FOR LESS 1105 River Road, Puyallup Phone 5-5501

4x8' 1/4n MASONITE PANEL WOODm per sq. ft.. 91/:zc .... 4x8• 1/8 TEMPERED MASONITEli per sq& ft.. 111/2c LOTS OF PARKING SPACE IF YOU CALL WE DELIVER

Old Fife Square • Phone WA 8725 Your Lumber Merchant

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1 Puget Pow. er & Light co.' citizens .in the city askii:g The council at present has its I a long, bitter and costly con-I sold large its in the cit~, and c~rtam other or workmg toward tins end. No hands more than full wrestling demnation suit? Does any te_m . to varwus Public Ut1!J_tiy °:reas outside the mcorporated e~fort was mad: to get the. with police, sewer, and i::arbage emergencr exist . that justifies ~~stncts, b?th_ by condemnat1o:i (by Tony Zehnder) passed and rushed a proposal to limits. · . I ;iews of the citizens or other problems. Why are they m such. hasty actwn of tlus sort? . . d negotiatwn, and that it . . the December g baJlot, to con- . This is very unusual, consider~ 11~terested groups wh~ wou~d. be a rush to put forward a proposal I It is true that the Puget will probably sell the rest of The Puyallup City Council demn the properties of the. mg the fact that no group of vitally affected by this decision.. that would involve the city in Sound Power & Light Co. has (Continued on Page G)

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Mrs. Alic-e Ralph was pleassurprised when three of \her sons came to visit her, all , at the same time. They were:

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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ralph and family, from Winlock; Mr. and Mrs. John Ralph and family, from and ·Jess-e from

Ses Pccilo, California. Grandma to her while she was i·ll. * * :;: Ralph also wishes to thank all Mr. and Mrs. Ray her friends and neighbors for all the beautiful cards (52) sent turned from a business

2-Mid-Coun+y Journal, Thurs., Nov. 30, 1950 Free1;1·ates, Oregon, returning they visited relatives in Portland, Oregon and The Dalles, bringing a sister, Mrs. Nellie Crum, home w.ith them for a visit.

The Elmer G. Carlson OrthoP'2dic Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. Joseph Elyea, Monday, December 4th at 12:30. They will make their final plans for their Christmas Bazaar, lo be lwld 11t the Summit Trading Co. Dt'ec•rnlicr 7111 and Slh. The proceeds of this sale will he used to help build a Children's Hospital in Tacoma in the near future. \

* ''' * Tvir. and Mrs. Wm. Simnns drove to North Hollywood, called there by the death of Bill's Father. .Returning to Longbeach, they visited Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tippie (Mildred Bibby).

' DeBois ' ' Mr. and Mrs. from Alderwood Manor and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ard from Bremerton, were guests of Mr: and Mrs. James Bibby over the Thanksgiving holiday.

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JERRY'S BARBER SHOP 150 Ft. South of Summit Trading Co. On Canyon Road

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RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES Locker Beef, Pork and Veal. Custom Slaughtering, Cutting and Wrapping.

Canyon Road, Ne"t To Summit Trading Co. We Deliver GR 7136

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Pet Milk, Chocolate Morse &s, Vanilla Puddi,ng Powder, Brown Sugar and Nuts.

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Miss G-eorganna Martinson, niece of the A. Martinson's of Pennsylvania Avenue, from Pencer, Il-finn., is visiting here for the winter and is attending Puyallup High.

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Ju_ne ·Dillman and Peggie Ralph returned to Bellingham Nor.ma!, Sund~Y: after spending theu Thanls:sg1vmg vacat10n.

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Barbara . Toburen was pleasantly surprised when a group of mothers and daughters surpr.ised her at the home of Mrs. Clarence Ralph with gifts for her future home. There were 25 guests who spent an enjoyable evening playing games. Late refreshments were served by the hostess. The wedding date is December 30.

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Television and

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Thanksg<iving with their son. family, Mr. and. Mrs. Clinton and family, in Seattle. Brown of Spanaway.

Jack Ladys Auxiliary. To Hold Cake Sale "' * '•' The Ladys Auxiliary, unit 104, VisitinJ' In Prineville, Oregon Fleet Reserve association, will . Mr~. Cnrl Fyn hoc .Tr.,. reez.·ntly hold a cake sale Saturday, De'·IJc•nt a week or so visiting her. cember 2nd, at the Midland Food l-''uc•nt,_;. Mr. and Mrs. Martinson, Market. Mrs. Lena Malik is in in Prineville, Oregon. charge.

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Visiting Frcm Port I.udlovJ' Mr. 0. W. Drown, of Port Ludlow· spent last Wednesday eve:rv:rrs. Franklyn Turk ning and Thursday E1orning a1 Garfield Street, spent the home of his grandson and a.i

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~roinurro\v nig:ht at 8:00 p. m. will he th c second in the winter scri·c•s of card parties held at !he Canyon Road Community hall and sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary. High and low pr.izes will be awarded in Canasta, Pinochle, and 500, .if desired, and a door prize will be awarded. Refreshments are also included . in the '10c admission price. Mrs. G. A. Carmack and 1\frs. Fred Patrick will again act as general clrn·irmen for the affair, and will be assisted by the following: Mrs. Paul Bacon, prizes; Mrs. James Carlisle, scorekeep· er; and Mesdames Wm. Mildon and Carl Munsen, refreshments. Refreshments will be donated by members bf .the Ladies Auxiliary.

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PLAY FAIR. 15 Oz.

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$5.9.5 CHAIRS

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Seats

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€1 Irons e Guns 111 Bicycles 111 Radios <11 Dishes 111 Clocks <!ii Wagons . e Sleds <11 Refrigerators

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PACIFIC AVENUE

OPEN EVENINGS

Daffodil Aerie To Be Hosts To

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tices,. which would bring in new zendam have been presented and.· ·· badly needed revenue to with the Initiative 178 for which the state treasury. they clamored so loudly, their Fortunately for the state's real _,problem has started. It retaxayers, the new alignment of mains to be seen whether they power in the legislature will can really savQ the state $50 probably insure that these func-1 million a year in reduced weltions are carried out. They are. fare costs as they· promised they crlready authorized by law, but. could. previously the appropriations to carry them out had been red- , lined by the Governor. He'll ~ 1lll D. '1§111. 'lllllll. 'ell-.. '& 'i!lilllo. Wiid probably have to do a little 1111 Ill' horse-trading this time. Iii'

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Daffodil Aerie No. 2308, Puyallup Eagles, will play host to aN business and professional men of Puyallup, Sumner and Orting, during Merchants Night, Wednesday, December 6th, at 8 o'clock p. m: An evening of entertainment has been planned for merchants and their wives, as the Eagles go "all out" in extending their hospitality to all persons engaged in business in the area of the Daffodil Aerie. Representatives of the Lodge are this week extending personal invitations to all merchants in these three towns. However, if you are a merchant, and for some reason, are m'issed by the pe:rsonal representative, you may accept this notice as your invitation and join 'other me.rchants of the area at Eagles Hall in Puyallup, at 200 E. Main, above Gifford Motor Co., at 8:00 p. m. on Wednesday, December 9th.

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top 64th & Waller, Road . WE RESERVE THE BIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY & SATURDAY, NOV. 17 & 18 for salad and the main Committee in. charge at Andersons' to be Betty Anderson and By Mrs. Verne Fogle N~ncy <i:nd Gloria Bostwick. They Mrs; Chet McAttee December 8th is the date set will f1111sh out the meal at the for the Progressive Dinner, spon- Gilbert Carlson home on Carlsored by the 4-H Lq.ssies Club. son Road where entertainment Tickets will be on sale by all will ~ollow the dessert. Commitmembers. tee m charge at the Carlson The young folks start the home, Eleanor Gilreath, - Mary evening by arriving at Leo Farley and Barbara Spiller. Marshall's place on Vickery Rd. . It looks like a very gay time at .5:15 p. rn· for tttl:!first course. m store for these 4-Her's and Committee (JI;arge there to be their friends. 35 cents is the Ruby and Mary Marshall and price of each tciket. Bar.bara Tharge. The.n they will The next 4-H meeting of the to the . Ellis Anderson Lassies Club will be at the on Ghering · Road· I home of Mrs. Gilbert Carlson on

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Among the barber shop quartets scheduled to take part in the third annual Parade of Barber Shop Quartets, at the Puyallup High School Auditorium, Saturday night, will be the MountainJUres from Enumclaw. The. Mountain.cAires are northwest District Champions.. Pictured, from left to right, they are: Eddie Hotten, tenor: Tom Han· sen, baritone: Alan Cromwell, bass; and Mel Olean, lead.

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CONGRATULAT~ONS

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All VARIETIES OF FISH!

Small electrical appliances make wonderful gifts that last .and last. look over this ad for gifts that are appropriate For so many names on your list. ..,,,.... .....,.._.......,......,_I ~

Radios $19.95 & up

Irons $12.95

Powerful 3-band .11.M ·FM radio in beautiful plastic case~ Available in ivozy or mahogany color.

A fast heating, efficient" iron with large sole plate. Has heat control dial, 3-lb. model, 110 V. AC.

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Thr>se, Bln:i;certain pro. posed actvities of the state land 0£fice-li1e inve.nrnry of s.'tate re· 1 sources, for instance-are not j. inst mo.ney down .the dra. in. j . They are sound business prac·

ELECTRIC SHAVER Sunbeam $24.50 Shick $22.50 Here's a man's

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2 Quart Covered Sauce Pcm_ ... .$5.50 10 inch Skillet... ............. $7.50 4 Quart Covi=red Sauce Pcm...... $7.50 6 Cup l?err::olator ............ $8.25

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tive and legal staff required to ccury out this responsibBity. The Secretary of State is authorized to collect the value of all unbranded logs for the bene-1 fit of the state treasury, and to . license and collect fees from outof-state corporations doing business ·in the state of Washington. Governor Langlie vetoed the funds required to carry on these activities, although they would bring in many times the amount of the cost of administration.

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The Attorney . Gc,ncral is charged with prm;r,cnting pc;rsons or firms guilty or fraud or larceny against th·c state. In cases of misuse of state-owner.I resources he is the official responsible for getting restitution and turning the damages over to the state trcasqry. it :ls only good bu.siness to

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Faced with a Clear mandate from the voters for economy, the legislators probably won't be· in a mood to throw the state's funds around promiscuously, but a little more expenditure en the part Of some of the elective officials would result in tremendously increased incomf' for the state treasury. Many of the elective offices are primarily revenue producing agencies, but Governor Langlie overlooked that fact in many cases. He appeared to be so anxious to deprive them of possible patronage that he vetoed their appropriations on a wholesale scale.

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Considerable compromise may be expected in 1951 legislative matters. Republican Governor Langlie still holds the powerful veto axe, although the Legislature will be a Democratic one. At the last session, with legislative majorities split, the Gov. was able to financially hamstring the other elective officials, who are all Democrats. This time the Democratic officials will be backed by a ,solid majority in the lawmaking chambers, and will be in a much [ b,etter position to make their demands stick.

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A great amount of organiza· tional work must be done by Democratic lawmakers before the Legislature meets. Democrats regained the control of the Senate which they lost in 1946 and Will also hold the upper hand in the House. House Speaker, Senate Pro-tern President and majority leaders will havve to be decided upon before the opening gavel bangs in January. Democratic majority in the Senate is slim and party men are anxious to effect a smooth-running organization to ensure maintenance of their leadership.

We are pleased to have been chosen to help futnish your new B & K Apartments

lations

Dec. 1st • 2nd.

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to MERLE and STEVE

Puyallup 5=6097

In Seattle veteran King County Democratic Club President Geo. Ryan will also be retiring from office this month. Ryan, who has served 15 terms as head of this key party organization, has been warned by his doctors to slow down. His successor will be chosen on December 9.

GJ3ES'f of LUCK to

.25th & J:. Pioneer

Rt. Sa Box 72·A

Friday Saturday • Week Th_IS 10 a. m. to 6 p. m.. l arge SfCC k ;ll!e 0 f Merehan d

l.NSIDE A number of important changes will be coming up inside the state DemocraHc organization between now and January 8, when the Legislature convenes at Olympia. Among the most important decisions will be the selection of a state party chairman. The regular term of Chairman Art Garton expires this month . Party insiders still won't haz. zard a guess as to who will be p-icked to guide the Democratic Party destinies for the next two years, but behind-the-scenes moves arc under way.

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McCAY'S ICE CREAMERY

friends and

Theatre

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Now Langlie and Social Security Director 01- II'

On Saturday night, December 2nd residents of Puyallup and vici;1ity will have their forst opportunity of hearing. Barber Shop Harmony at .home, when the Mt. Rainier Chapter of the December 2nd at 10 a. m. The Society for .the Preservation and girls are asked to bring a sack Encouragement of Barber Shop lunch. Singing in America, Inc. (S.P.E. B.S.Q.S.A., Inc.) brings to the * * * Mr. George Kohl, who resided Puyallup High School Auditorwith his daughter, Mrs. Ray ium their third Annual "Parade" Steadman in the Vickory Road of Barber Shop C'1uartets. district, passed away recently. The S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. is an InMr. and Mrs. Steadman and trenational organization founded daughter Sandra, have gone to 13 years ago in Tulsa, Oklahoma Wisconsin for the funeral. and has spread to some 500 chapters throughout the United "' .. * Mrs. Haryey Weeks, Sr., gave States and Canada with an esta "Get Acquainted" party re- imated membership of 32,000. The Mt. Rainier Chapter was cently for neighbors of Mrs. Ben Peters, a new resident of the organized three years ago and community. Invited to spend the draws its membership from PU)" afternoon were: Mrs. N. J. allup, Sumner, Auburn, EnumEngles, Mrs. C. W. Lasham, Mrs. claw and Buckley. It boasts of Jack Heath, Mrs. Floyd Cox, Mrs. a 25 voice chorus and two orR. Geise, and Mrs. I. Evensen. ganized quartets; The Pug:tThe ladies had a very enjoyable Sounders and The Mountamtime, topped off with refrsh- Aires. The latter are the present Northwest District Champions ments served by Mrs. Weeks. and have twice represented the ~ . District at the International ConHeartfelt sympathy is e.xtend-1 test; Oklahoma City, in 1948 and ed to the Sullivan family on Buffalo, N. Y., in 1949. the sudden de~th of '.Vfr. Joe The show, on .December 2nd, Sullivan, long time _res'.dent of will feature the local chapters the Waller Road District. Mr.· own Chorus. and Quartets, to. Sullivan passed. away ~ast Sat- gether with the Seattle Chapter urday. He resided with Mrs. chorus and some six or seven Sullivan at the family home on other quartets from various Ghering and* C~rls~n Road. parts of the District, in ~ . ~ro. . gram of Barber Shop smgmg The W. R. Grange Auxiliary reminiscent of. the Gay 90's. will meet at the home of Mrs. Barbershoppers from coast to H. Ro,µse on_.Vickery Road De- coast take pride in being piocember 6th for a noon lunche.on. neers in. the nostalgic wish to This will be the Annual Chr~st. return to . the . pre-aton;-day~, mas gift exchange for the ladies. further eviden,se of which is * * * • . . · foul1d in the. r(!yival of 40 year ·something special fpr Waller old popufar i songs and the Road Sunday School for Dec. 3rd. square-dancing. craze. The slogMissionaries George and Doro- an of the Society is "Keep thy Drotz Johnson will have America Singing", and is based charge of most of our combined on the bel<ief that a singing Naservice next Sunday. Dorothy tion is a happy Nation. has returned from work among You are advised that for an the people of Assam, India. She evenin" of real enjoyment, the will have pictures, slides, arti- show ~n December 2nd at the cles of interest, and thrilling Puyallup High School Auditorstories from her work among ium is a MUST, the Assamese. She has informa- _ _ _ _ _ _ _, - - - - - - - . , . tion from this area which was SAY "I SAW IT IN THE devastated by a violent earthMID-COUJQ'::sl' JOURNAL quake: Dorothy was formerly ~,_..;,.;.......,.,..·Ul.!ii;'.°'...,.....,_....,_...., from Puyallup; George is from Rockford, Ill. Soon they will be returning to Assam. This event will be a highlight of the year. Make sure you pass this -information on to your ·j Garfield St. GR 8205

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to any

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A FRIENDLY HOME OWNED STORE

MAGDANZ LUMBER (r1 H'ARDWARE COe1 11401 Pacific Ave.

Open: 9 i:i.m. to 8 p.m.

Gr 5538

Blg Sale en Tricydss and V/agons

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Save the evening of December 8th for Puyallup ·Hi's Senior Class Play. This year the SenParkland. Home .Site iors will present "Laura" . . . • CHOICE corner lot, . 70x150. and whatta gal she turns out to Lights and water, good close be . . . but see the show . . . it in location .. N. K . corner of rates your support. 104th & B St. Lot all clear, ready • . for building. New homes all Jack Ba~l I? pet rattles~ake 1s around. Priced at $900 for still o~ display at Jacks Sport quick sale. Call Dave Fortier Shop .here in Puyallup. With its HI 5214 eve. or GA 0365 days. 29 rattle's ••• this nasty little. South Tacoma • $4,950 pet is. safely inc:losed inside a SMALL DOWN, 2 bedroom home glass l:ase and makes a fascin2 piece bath, living ... room, .ating nature study. kitchen wired. 220, auto. hot If was our mistake . . . those water, full bar;>ell}ent, 4 lots, Bathroom Scales offered. by Colegarage, chicken. hou. se, lots ()f man's··.·.·... H· ardware last week fruit. Call Ralph 9ecker GA $6.49 were really and ·truly bath0365 · Eve. GR 3284. room sto()ls. . . and were very $2,000 Down lovly tqo. See them .at Colema:p's 1 IF YOU WANT a nice home in a They'.ll make you an unusual top district with 2 finished and very useful Christmas gift. bedrooms and room for more And while you're buying .at upstairs, call me at. once: .Liv- Coleman's Hardware Store; in' ing room, fireplace, dining. spect their electric roasters; Cofroom, nice kitchen with good fee makers; electric toasters; large nook. Basement with bone china and g.ift glassware autp. furnace and workshop, displays. Coleman's will take garage, .beautiful lawn and your order on the lay-a-way view. Call Rex Rector GA 0365 plan. Makes buying easy. Narrow's Moor NEW. 2 .bedroom rambler, livdng room Hix23 with picture window 5x14 that gives a grand "CROSLEY INVADES CITY." view of bridge and the water. This headline carried in an exSeparate dining room 9x11, tra of, one of Seattle's daily tile kitchen, with scenic out- papers,· created quite a stir. look of sound. Tile bath, auto. Francis Nordyke of Parkland· heat. This home is very mod- Brookdale Electric Co.,. told us ern, built this year, located on the story behind this· headline. 15th and Aurora Ave. Many It seems Crosley's General features that must be seen to Sales Manager and Vice· Presiappreoiate. Shown by appoint- dent of AVCO, W. A. "Bill" ment. Call Charlie · Fulwiler, Blees was the host to over 500 GA 0365. Crosley Dealers of the North• Like A Good Buy ___ _ west, who converged on Seattle lOOth & King St. • $4.500 and the Civic Auditorium to witEASY TERMS. This is a nice ness the dramatic stage show 3 bedroom home about 10 presentation on how to "Open years old, wired 220 and part the Door to Greater Profits and furnished with electric range Better Living". This was followand oil circulator. Nice dinet- ed by a reception, banquet and te, some outbuildings and ex- Vaudeville .Review at the Olymtra land. Call Rex Rector GA pic Hotel in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Nordyke and 0365. Close To Bus and Store Ben Thompson, Mr. Nordykc's asLOVELY small home on good sistant, attended the gala affair. foundation, ·includes 2 stoves, lovely place for young or old. Call Dave Fortier, HI 5214 or GA 0365. South Tacoma . • $500.00 Dn. 3 ROOMS and bath, wired 220, cement foundation, on sewer, and bus line. Call Ralph Decker, GA 0365 · Eve. GR 3284.

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Sodas Swift

..27c · . 12 oz. tin Corn Beef __________ 47c White 1112 lb. btl. Karo ---------·--·---··· 19c Hill Billy 5 lb. tin Syrup ---------------"·-69c 1

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Carrots c-~-------2 /15c ctn. Tomatoes ____________ 23c

U. S. No. 1

10 lbs.

Spuds ________________ 25c

Sunshine 2 lbs. Party Mix __________ 55c Swift completely cooked picnic lb. " Ham __________________ 49c ·Drawing on

Table. Lamp Saturday P• m.

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SHORTENING • .. .. .. • .. 89c MEAT .,

GROUND BEEF • • • • ~ lb. 5sc SKINLESS WEINERS • • • • lb. 49c PICNIC HAMS1'11pre-cooked • , lb. 49c BUTTER, Maple Grove , • • • U>. 64c

PRODUCE lb. 17c 3 for 25c . Nc:dley's lumberiack SYRUP

BANANAS GRAPEFRUIT

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

Lincoln District

FOR PROMPT SERVICE Phone BR 5856

SPIC&: SPAN

LINCOLN BRANCH

Cleaners

3808 So. Yakima Ave. Member Federal Deposit · Insurance Corporation

3014 Portland Avenue

CUSTOM MEAl

TRUCKS

Fresh Eggs • Locker Rental!i

MOUNTAIN VIEW FOOD LOCKERS

FOR RENT

IUrport & Spruce GR 7Q31 2Ih. Miles East ~f Pacific Ave.

MA 9039

Save One Half

.11.U.to Radios, Portables. Table

Models, Consoles, Record Players and Radio-Phono Combinations. Hot Plates; W a f f l e Irons; We Repair them AU.

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those 6-Mid-County Journalr Thurs., Nov. 30, 19 50 !away ive steps

Puyallup And Municipal Power (Continued from Page 1) i1 s holdings to a group of Utility Districts after an act of the last legislature is validated by the Suoreme Court. The power compai}y is not going out of business when this matter is settled. There is no rPason why the people of Pierce County now being served by Puget Sound Power & Light could not form a 'Public Utility District and take over this part of the system. Such a district would also be· come part of the r.U.D. generating pool. In this way we would have the . generating facilities

Yea.

struggle and almmrt choke fircm

attacks of Bronchia1~ARthma tey-- NRPJ:JM P...ON INHALATION Thert:ipy. SPA8MZ

OOlfALLlf RELUllVl!lID Vtl!TUIN l l\llN· IJTB. ~ .t. wha.t ;rou hava trW e lluRr ikopeleftS your ~ d!Wd~ iriTI! Sfit.. NEPHRON l1rrom yomr ~

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Driv.. Ur-Self Co.,

Call GR 8309 FREE TUBE TESTING Waller Road, 3/4 Mile Sou.th of Airport Road

HARMON'S SERVICE Jim Harmon, Mgr.

2112 Jefferson

as well as a distribution system to serve this district. How would a Pierce County Public Utility District compare with a city operation? The City Council's proposal would chop a piece out of a wc11 intergrated, complex power system. The power company would ask, and get, hundreds of thousands of dollars in severanee damages. These often cost up to a third of the cost of the system. A condemnation suit could drag out over a period of two or three years, starting in the local courts and wind up in the Federal Courts in San Francisco. The city would start from scratch to pick up a manager and a crew to run its little island of power. It could not afford to hire the kind of technical management, or keep an inventory that a county.wide public utility district could. Another point is the city's relations with its trading area. They are looking with apprehension at having the Puyallup city 'C<mncil dict11 ting tlwir power nePc!s, without hav· ing a voice in the matter. Sun~ ner and Buckley have turnecl thumbs c;lown on the municipal power. and will be included in a Public Utility District. If Puyallup isolates itself in a municipal operation it will lose rural I rade. PubHc power has advantages to offer the people of this area, but they will certainly be lost if we at the same time throw

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Says Willie

Try mine, you'll find It's sure a dilly.

Mile East of Orting Music By

Cherokee Jack and the

Rhythm Ridin°

f'hone GRanil:e 5689 13022 Pacific Ave.

w~"'anglers KMO

5 P. M. Dancing 9: 30 to 2

COl!LEGE ClEANERS MA 9!3'77 €ll BR 9121 3526 Mo::KXNLEY AVENU!O:

Edson M.. Case ATTORNEY

Puyallup

Save Utter

Phone 5-Sln

BERT McKENTY &

Now Is The Time To Lay-A.Way

J ERWIN S 1

FINE CLEANING

All Types • Free Estimates Gutters & Downspouts Remodeling

Keys

Darwin E. Hutchins

LINCOLN CYCLE SHOP

Phone Puyallup 5-7888

LAND CYCLE SHOP 433 Garfield St.

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RAU MfGa COa l Mile Sou th of Parkland

141st and Pacific Ave.

GR 5772

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1750 9th St. S. W •• Puyallup 111

Daniel's Jangles

DRIVEWAYS ETC.

NO CHARGE FOR MOVING

Now Christmas is here

And you 1 re hustling and hopping,

Estimates Cheerfully Given ~ ~(i+ff

Going far, and near To do your Chris/mas shopping. Here's a tip when you're weary At close of the day, Eat in comfort and leisure At Daniels Cafe.

Phone Puyallup 5-2452 or 5-5487 ii

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DANIELS CAFE ULTRA MODERN

I 12 East ,Main

AIR CONDITIONED

Puyallup

IN STOCK Or MADE TO ORDER give Mom and the whole family, t?o . . . • is a brand .new electrical work saver. See our wide selection now. AH famousname makes . . . All newest models.

USE OUR EA.SY, LAY-A,,.WAY PLAN

Superior

oor

or ONE EVERY TEN MILES or Would you rather have one coordinated electric system .in a Public Utility District covering all of Pierce County except the ·area deriving power from Tacoma .. De you v1cn11t a smaH unit the size of Puy"' aHup or do you prefer a Public Utility District where three commissioners elected by the people can operate. a large efficient system with firm power and with the cooperation of other Public Utility Districts in the Northwest Power Pool.

te icipal forPuvall NOW=

Your Fuel Oil and Appliance Dealer

GR 7372

HI 1261

ARK

.GIL & KATY BE!!:EMANS Owners

SJW:t: TIME BY USING RAU'S DRY FLOOR WATER TROUGH

CUSTOM BUILT POU'L'l'RY AND RABB!,T EQUIPMENT GOOD SHEET METAL WORK

ROOFING & SIDING

Bicycles Painted

761 So. 38th St.

TILE . CONTRACTORS D.B.A. Vern B:razeau and Bert McKenty 1207 So. K St. BR 501 '1

SCHWINN Pay As You Pedal Plan

Phone HI 8321

e BACKFILLS LEVELING

GR 5361 Free Pick Up & Delivery 11416 So. Park Ave.

Stan St1:111ther Sen1ice

Lady Assistan'!

Easy Terms On

For Courteous, Dependable Service

If you want service first,

Bathrooms, Drainboards, Etc

Bookkeeping

BROWN and GAMBILL

6 Blks. up from Milton center Milton, Wash. WA 8582

CERAMIC

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

McDOWELL1S

MORTICIANS

GR 6264

Pairb

Pacific Mutual. fuelsu Inc..

MAIL .. ME .. MONDAY

LUMBER DROPPED No. 2 and Better 2x4. per M ............................... .$78/ No. 3 Shiplap, per M ........ $'11 , Studs, pex M ....................... .$50 · Dpuble Sinks. ...................... $26 Gas Majestic, like new $99.50 Water Pipe, ~~" to 4". Floor Furnaces ................ $175 Tubs, comp, ........................ $85 Sewer Pipe, ft. . ................. ..42c Pioneer roofing. roll & thikbut I 4x8 Sheathing Board per M ............................... .$65 3;4xl0 Short Cedar Siding per M ................................. .$60

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And Tax Service. For Independent Business AU Records Kept. All . Forms Prepared One Low F.ee. Clear Monthly . Statements. Complete. Efficient, Modern

Auto

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DANCE Saturdaym DecG 2 Crocker Grange

BUILDING . MATERIAL

114 E. Main • Puyallup Phone 5·5292

2nd & Pacific . Spanaway GB 7005

Anytime For INSTANT SERVICE

important progressestablished by the private company itself. The Public Utility Districts have local ownership and con· trol, and as soon as they get Hock Island and the rest of Puget Sound, they will have .ioJnt transmissions and generation. All these factors point to better service and lower rates than a strictly small local ownership. It is very important that you go to the polls and vote against the council's power proposal on December 9th.

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98th & Pacific

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