The Daily Chronicle from Centralia, Washington • Page 13

I OPEN 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. A WEEK PARKING FOR 400 CARS OPEN 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. 7 DAYS A FOR 400 CARS -OEgN IP A.M.

TO 9 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK PARKING FOR 400 CARS-- UL UJ in u. 2 I iu flu i IN CASH PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY WEEKLY. Beginning at. 3 p.m., Monday, February 23rd and continuing through therrmonth of March every Saturday at 3 p.m.

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Blanket Remnants Excellent for Crib, Car, Bed 1 00 Ib. CAMP OR UTILITY BLANKET WOOL A COTTON Refliilar tt.tt SPECIALS From Our Upstairs Bargain Basement LADIES' CLEAR PLASTIC RAIN BOOTIES While They Last Plat Heel Only! GENUINE NAVY SHIRTS LIMIT-6 TO A CUSTOMER are on. tin fit medium large! Don't let the itrict ftd you th.se are top quality We guarantee you CANT MAT THIS iUYI each 29c FORTEX RUBBER BUCKET Unbreakable Rustproof Ideal for use selt water and acid. l-Ot. Reg.

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Reg. ea. SPECIAL ONLY CLEARANCE! One Lot of Pullover and Vest Type MEN'S SWEATERS and S. M. Valuft to Your DEAL BUCK! i APPLIANCES 0.

Yes, all you have to do is buy ANY G-E Appliance shown in this advertisement and you will receive a second appliance for only One additional dollar per month! For If your monthly payments on your first appliance are $15.00 You need pay only one additional dollar per month or $16.00 per month for both appliances. That's a big deal for a buck in any language. FILTER FLO WASHER Slmpl. Oni Dial Operation Givti Cltintst Clothes in Town. MATCHING DRYER Operates on Household Current or 220 for Faster Operation.

ONLY 19300 WA 4St BUY a 2nd APPLIANCE FOR A ONLY MONTH ONLY Mod.l DAlil5 BUY a 2nd APPLIANCE Sir $1.00 A MONTH MAKE YOUR OWN DOUBLE SELECTIONS FROM ANY G-E APPLIANCE AT GORDON'S LAX 11 DIAL DEFROST Refrigerator Magnetic Safety -1 i Door Full Width Freezer Buy A 2nd Appliance For ONLY a MONTH SPACEMAKER RANGE Automatic Electric Speed Cooking i'Automatic Oven Timer HERE'S A PERFECT VALENTINE GIFT! This Is A Bonofide Offer- No Gimmicks! Yes, this Big Deal for a Buck planned to help YOU life even more TODAY! Payments on individual items are figured on one year contracts with 2nd item added. Both are scheduled on 2-year contracts. Modtl $198.00 Buy A 2nd Appliance For Only A Month BE A SWEETHEART FOR A BUCK SP40 GIVE HER A NEW G-E MOBILE MAID Portable Dishwasher Mobile Maid needs no installation rolls where needed The finest Valentine's Day Gift evert ONLY $198.00 noon BIG 10 CV. fT. UPRIGHT TWICE AS MUCH FOOD WITHIN EASY REACH! 10 fOUNOS -Vt'r TM tt- Of FIOOI lNt Kiut fGiUION ItWFEIMgl ONE.YiH ON lt I oTECfiot unto-m mr WAIIANTT AGAIN!) FOOD S'OllAtf Vf TO WIN PICK UP YOUR FREE TICKETS NOW AT GORDON'S! Remember-Just $1.00 A MONTH BUYS A 2nd APPLIANCE! GORDON'S APPLIANCES 73 73 V) I Dally Chronicle, Thursday.

Feb. 12, 1959 15 a 70 3 79 73 I 73 2 79 Hearing on Tunnel Held At Olympia OLYMPIA (AP) Using motor vehicle funds to finance construction of the proposed Naches Pas) tunnel might delay the project for many years, State Highways Director William Bugge said Wednesday night. Speaking, before a hearing of the House Highway Committee, Bugge added it "does not seem likely that Congress will add any more highways the Federal Interstate Highways System at this time. But Bugge said the answer to' the financing problem might be another survey a toll project. A recently completed survey showed that financing the tunnel as a toll project would not be feasible.

A fourth way to finance the project--with private capital--was pomted out Tacoma Port Commissioner Maurice Raymond. He said a bill now before the Senate would make this possible by permitting port districts to participate jointly in bridge and tunnel projects. Bugge added the project might be accomplished similar to how the Tacoma Narrows bridge was built when Pierce County put up 1V4 million dollars to get the job started. The chairman of the Seattle Port Commission, M. J.

Webber, told the hearing the tunnel was needed badly to enable Puget Sound Ports to compete with Portland. Other supporters included H. Dewayne Kreager, director of the Department of Commerce and Development; E. M. Weston, president 'of.

the Washington State Labor Council; Lars Nelson, State Grange master, and Goodwin Chase, president-elect of Tacoma's National of Washington. Gov. RosHlinl expressed his support for the project at a dinner gathering prior to the hearing, saying he considered the Naches Pass the proper and 'best route for a tunnel 'through the Cascades. Wakeathoh Concluded POCATELLO, Idaho (AP) Jo Warner, 23, a determined disc Jockey, slumbered in a. music store window today after staying, awake nine days to win a regular job.

She gave up'her wakeathon at 10:20 p.m. after spinning records in the music store window for 202 hours, 29 minutes and 40 seconds. The stunt was staged for Radio Station KYTE and the March of Dimes. It won her a job at the station where her fiancee, Benny Farah, 21, is employed as an announcer. After Jo wakes up, she will collect a batch of prizes put up by local merchants.

She and Farah will be married Doctors who examined Jo.just before she fell asleep said they noted no ill Jo was put to bed in the window by a nurse who attended her during her stint. Jets Blamed For Rumbles By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Several sections of the Pacific Northwest trembled Wednesday night under explosion-like rumbles. The noise sounded like sonic booms to residents of Seattle, Yakima and Oregon City, but the Air Force suggested they were probably caused instead by speedy jets "kicking in their after-burners." This operation gives the planes an explosive burst of power. Jets were reported over ths cities on practice missions at the lime of the booms. But Air Force officials said the planes are forbidden to exceed the speed of sound--or break the sound barrier -below 30,000 feet.

The booms were heard over Seattle about 5:30, at Oregon City about 8:28 and at Yakima (around 9:15 p.m. Qkeh Right Hand Turns OLYMPU (AP) By a 91-4 vote, the House passed a bill Wednesday to allow motorists to make right hand turns against red lights. hand turns against red lights" into one-way streets would also be permitted under certain circumstances. The bill also legalizes'the action of certain cities that already permit left right hand turns against red signals, Rep. Mike McCormack, Richland Democrat, said.

Gives Up Post SPOKANE (AP) Mrs. Hugh W. McElroy resigned Wednesday as executive secretary of the Spokane County Republican Central Committe after whit she termed i party policies disagreement with Chairman Robert T. PARKING rOft 400 CAES OPEN 10 A.M. TO P.M.

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