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sideration is Senate Bill o. 234,;
’iiitroduced by Messrs. e andI
I Ruth Louise Youngblood, 14-jRoselhni of Grand Coulee he Se-l
More than 700,000 Boy Scouts
had some camping experience dur-
ing 19-10.
Consolidated with The Shelton Independent
Entered as seatmld—clnss matter at the postol‘l‘icc at Shelton,
\V'ashington
Subscription Rates:
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and National Editorial Assopiatlon.
TWO VICIoUS MEASURES
Harold Cleveland of Allyn, has,l
bid logging adue and moved to
Port Angeles Saturday where he
has accepted a position with the
Angeles Furniture company.
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vday—old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.‘x attlev respectively, 1 ' I I
Em“ C‘ Youngbmd’ died at Shel'l The bl“ relates to “can”
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ton hOSIntal VVCdnesaay' fan" competltlpn’ d‘scmmmabpn,
regulations forbid residents 01’ Shelton served by city mail carrier from
Rites will be held Saturday at‘and practices in connection wrthl
rim-plying lhm- Journal by mail. _ ‘_
two o’clock from Witsiers Funer- I the sale of certain articles and:
(1)5}?3Q?:E-fi‘ffkff‘ffifihigftlacén shellon, 2o¢ pm- monrh
(collected by earlier)
lal Home. The infant was born at, commoditiesand the rendering on; ‘
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IYelm last February 12. 'ccfiain schices. th h H b it TlieSdily
afternoon
- i 's a, measure a s.ou( ea
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lingSEZdizetgianlagsfgis55:31:31,} studied closely and intelligentlyl
CRANT‘ AT‘GLE
Mrs Edwin Youngmood' of 'Shel; by all legislators (and
citizens)," thm‘
'ton and Mr and Mrs Walter Mi- and subjected to the most thor—f ..
Chel of {Chin laugh kind of debate. Designed 05-, ‘1
tensibly to give protection to cus-:
tomers, careful examination of!
, . i the bill reveals that it will, if pass- 3
Logger Moves ed. do quite the contrary. It’s in-l —'—
T0 Port Angelesf£33293fife§:_§$f§h§;§§:h°0fpgggfg Among the many
measures now before the
ers and merchants an pretty mucnllegislature are two Whose passage would
seriously
Eligifiigle;or°gg£§itth§y frfitfgfggg'mamper retail business and
whose effect would
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enterprise, experience andiuhmately extend into the pockets of every mm-
3.3.:
Cents"
Ladies 10¢ l thoughtful buying-denying thcmident in the state. We refer
specifically to the
b.f‘ts 'h'h‘ vbi .» . . .
we 1 W 10 mam y store tax bill and the bill amending the state
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doinn' l’llSillCSS. It’s aimed at, am- ,4 - '
" out the chain stores and enact a punitive tax
MARCH 2r-—-“Fathel'. ForgiVe Them?" Lllke 23:34‘ imcnts for
the purpose of showinga
partments sell much faster thanl
passed on to consumers in thelChain b h 1 t 1
form of reduced prices. Y 4n,“ 1 e as 8 IS-
, Senate Bill No. 234 even gocsifcu Trade Frances ACt passed y g
‘so far as to tell store proprietors ‘dture-
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G T 1 ”’ ong other things, the “loss lead— _ _ _ . .
0 0 em. wggcliroag'ectdgsfgibgd astirwlagainst them.“ It is
discrlmin-atory legislation of
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U . , t , 11.00 a m most as de‘éined m the abflfss J ithe rankest sort
and is being strongly opposed by
"many Morning Le“ 6" semces’ ' ' if The acthwmtmg
mag: it illegalltradc organization, farmer and labor groups from
or a mere an 0 ar i rarin sev- ,
regatc cos-ts of conducting his eiti- an pirgs Stage" th St F I T ade
i 6 ll amen mg 6 a 6 air r
MARCH 9+“With Me In Paradise!” Luke 23:42.43. Mower cost in one
particular de- FractheS Act iS mOl’e subtle but no less V101ous in
MARCH 16—~“Son. Behold Thy Mother!" John 19:25—27.
'partment. +when nearly everyone] its immate effect upon busmess and
the public
MARCH 23~“Eli, Eli, Lama Sabachthani!” Mth. 27:45-46. MOWS tha»
Kim's—H Signagfihig‘stlj’thhn 11938-19 30 Floss;l in others
find cfopsequcnlt-lpractically every retail establishment would be
__H s inis e ." .0 n : . y 6 margin 0 proi can )e: ' . - - s. .
APRIL 11 tGood Friday, 7:30 p. m.)—/“Into Thy Hands isrnaller. Hence it
manifestly is un—l upselc Its requlremgnt that nO‘a‘rtICIe may be
My son-n2" Luke 23:46. .genr to, ,compfl gdpropngator to} sold for
less than original cost plus a percentage
$233 $311 Odepgggengjnerl representing the total cost of all operation of
the
ibusmess. Other requirements of the ‘proposed bill
bfing and maintain an action 01, would bringendless controverSies and law
suits
actions to enjoin and restrain anyDtO harry busmess men everyhere.
The Lutheran Hour
DR. VV.’\LTE‘R A. MAIER, 276 radio stations KMO, KOL,
Sundays at 1:30.
If the bill is enacted, any per-l
how they shall estimate costs of! former is another attempt to single
“SEVEN WORDS OF JESUS”
tirc business into different depart—
articles in some 018" generally. Present merchandising methods of
son or any trade association may;
“Nation 0" “Nations "f any 91"" The result of both
bills, if they should become
Sunday Evening Services, 7:30 p. in.
“THE WORLD TODAY—A CHALLENGE
TO THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH”
visions of the act and aISO recover
damages. But the person or asso-
ciation which starts an such ac—' ' '
tion need not me a bong. ore for nearly every article of merchandise they
Thus it would be possible {oi-ghave to buy.
MARCH 2 :‘The PoliticalAVVorldi’ H
figggifigmgéal‘éfgg:“3:30;?eggs: To offset these great losses there
would be;
32:2: 1:7 gulps/gorilla! WOW ual‘ly oblige; a loEg—cstablishedionly
the diminishing returns from those estab1
9 com or an re ua e mere an. . sl ' ‘ '
MARCH 23__7“The Economic World” 0,. firm}; believed havtc
aifig‘gfldilshments who were able to weather the storm of ;
MARCH 30_,.The Religious World, I... (tilteCEacgncOltillliubergigplillcidl
tog-«(2., axation assessed against them With the apparent.
APRIL 6~~“The Religious World, 11." Where the ledge“ might be
regipurpose of forcmg them out of busmess.
tained a long while, to the great: We feel assured that Mason County’s
delega-
disadvantage of the individual 01':
company. If an alleged violator isl
found not guilty he may not sue:
for damages. I
Passage of Senate Bill No. 234
not only will further clog up
courts but will increase the state’s‘
administrative expenses consider-
ably and Serve to create more tur-
to such discriminatory legislation as these pro-
Bible Class, Sunday School
lposed measures.
Every Sunday, 9 :45.
MOUNT OLIVE LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Shelton, Hillcrest, on Olympic Highway.
While February may be winding up in three
mil in business wh. h t days of rain it must not be forgotten that almost
last is beginning to efjo’y: C1335 the whole month has favored with
sunshine and
to—normal pulse. The measure willjdl‘y days, quite in contrast
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.accomplish no good; it will, on the5 '
other hand, invite racketeering. ther for the same perlod'
It’s one of the most noxious "*— M
bills ever introduced in the Wash- ,
ington legislature.-—Olympia, Feb-l HOME NATIONAL DEFENSE
ruary 27, 1941.
R. C. MUHLY, Minister.
Residence: 1517 Division—Phone 395M.
The American Legion is urging the signing
up of ex-service men in a home defense organiza-
g; tion purely voluntary in character and Without
‘; remuneration, but designed as the name indicates
l for defense of the folks at home in case of emer—
igency, and to keep an eye out for other groups
L. The men of the World War are now beyond
‘the years for draft service although some have
'~j» ; enlisted for such service as their ability and ex-
;ylperience may permit, but most of them are just
EGGS Wheaties . as good men-as those sent away to fight the coun-
WE BEDEEM ~ try’s battles, and could do a good job around home
Grade “A” Lge. Pkns- if the situation becomes more acute later on.
This and kindred patriotic organizations now
:- being formed all over the country will serve good
i purpose as a home guard When it is finally realiz-
ed how extensive is the subversive infiltration,
particularly in high and unexpected places and
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" ANDY
Nalley’s Chevelle
4 ' ¢ among people who do not realize the forces that
s. Bars lead them or the direction they are going.
, ---------------- While it is known that the FBI has been
Gold Label-«BAKING~ checking over the‘ records and actions of those.
3_1b ¢ who have been more or less open in recent years
c a Can‘ 2, in advocacy of un-American ideas and have a line
»_ g , . . ton danger sources in case of war; ex-officio
.XL Brand ‘_ ' . I, . i. groups must guard against undue suspicion
of
* ~ ‘» r ‘ . . : s a. w innocent citizens which could only
complicate
E e 51,10, moves for national protection and defense.
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Large Can . i v ‘ IS
TOM 4 . 19¢ The debate in the Senate on the so-called
, _ Bars ................ .. “lend-lease” measure indicates a Wide
variance
HAPPWALE *— i, v. , of national opinion on. thcwisdom as well as the
safety of the course being taken, but behind all
the opposition lies a lack of confidence in the ad-
ministration and the desire that Congress as a
body shall retain'at least a few of its legal pow-
. ers to declare war if and when that last resort
“ shall come.
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MACARONI ., . -r . .
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17,. humus 24b. 25c
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are ......... 13¢ uEw spans Selbs. 25c
OYSTERS.
people in support of the administration andin
criticism of some of the more arbitrary moves,
1 which is reflected in an apparent failure to got
3 “all-out” support frOm the industrial and labor
groups charged with national preparation for de—
No.1“
. , American interests; the people have done their
F"" Sh”me Bag 1 part by supplying unlimited funds, and Would
APPLES . ._ . . . . 290
I . playing their full part in the program.
Cans ______________ ~ Gbaranteede—sc-Ibs. 43¢ , ~; _ we— ": .
__ I , While those who stay at home are making
S 5" 0 good money and demanding more, it may be won-
14m Shopping Bag . dered What the lads who have been pulled away
Fancy 25¢ ' from job and home by the draft at $30 a month
Cans .............. .. I, . I, . and “found,” may be thinking about
them these
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and Manama"
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{Tahuya'Has Many
law, would be the loss} of many outlets to consum- l
tion at Olympia will voice their united'opposition’
l which may have more or less subversiVe motives. ,
This may appear to be a lack of unity of the,
fense and, if the worst comes, for protection of I
have more" Confidence if all other agencies were
Thursday, Fcbruary ., Sda ,1;
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!the hospital and her daughter,l Under Scouting supe ,
Mary Frances Sabisch, of Port-1136 Boy Scouts were
land, is making her home for the swim in 1940.
gpresent with her mother. ‘ e
Irving Kusch, a Chicago fl'lendS
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Dorothy Thye, spent the week- 3
: lend at the South home. Mr. Kusch 1
‘ By Mrs V I Knowlton lis now employed-in Seattle.
l Tahuya, Feb. 26. —~ Well, wei camel
I v n erin ' st wha‘ to ex- .
lam wo d g 3” L In,lfrom Tacoma in a new Chevrolet
poet in the Way of weather. {l . _ I
!the last fifteen minutes there has .gggufi‘rs Taiégliswasvo
Zoggesen‘
ibeen the following assortment of: MI, and Mrs Jack King are]
lI}:rsaafgogiliznqitagitglfdriLg“gigg‘:lalso in possession of a new car
of V ‘
:Birds,” you know those lit tle I Lhe AMERICANA bland'
lblack-headcd rascals that alWayS.i Mr- and MW- Al Tenney came "‘
Mr.
driving proudly home last week,
and Mrs. Crowell
lcome before bad weather, a Bluelout_ for ,t-he honday bUt mum” joining 1
lBird, a flock of RobinS. tWo Jays ltheu' 93:13:“ tg‘k’l dang?)
to rema‘g 1“ l 3 late on t
and a few ulls. An wa , if‘Overmg 8y ave secure al 17M
ism.ng has notghcamen ityis Xcanm icaretaker to keep the place in l ,‘
School S!
ting" for on George Vvashingtonis Ereadlness for their next VlSlt. ;
‘ dwelling
birthday Helen Huson gathered a‘; l March 6,“ f for the
or the a
lblooming Trillium, and on Mon-l For young men at colleges, who 1
may. Sylvia Godwin took her twolwcrc Scouts, there is the Alpha 1 to 5 p.
m3“;
lnewly—hatched ducklings out forlPhi Omega, :1 national service, A, .A.
Add, district’,
:21 Fide- Frances HUSOH has baby lfraternity operating on the camp-
omls“'on' ‘” We’ltuali;
‘ChiCkS almOSt on their Own, andluses of 87 colleges and universi-E __
Nope
;the Wheeler Spring shipment oflties
ionc thousand pullets has arrived.)
‘All sure signs of Spring. Almost?
forgot, or was too modest to.
mention. the grand rush of horsel
back riders.
Mrs. Worth, a cousin of Mrs}
:Sebring from Aberdeen, spent the}
‘wcekend with her Tahuya rel-l
,atives. !
Lieutenant and Mrs. Frank O'~~
Laughlin of Fort Lewis, entertain—l
ed Major E. J. Pennington and
Mrs. Pennington’s aunt Murrayl
,and Miss May Hanson and Harry
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NOMY halos STORE ., s
Gum&Cand-y filter 9
Smoking Tobacco 3 sacks
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'H. Cherrowith of Seattle over the} an;
weekend at the McColloguh cot-
has 1 Cigarettes carton 1e
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l On_Friday last, J. W. Huson
drove to Mount Rainier for a bit}
of skiing taking with him his two-
sons, Johnny and Donald; also
gClarence Reimcr who is visiting
lhere from Iowa, and Milton Ames,
of Bremerton.
Henry Wheeler is reported to be
the lone case of measles in this!
district during the recent epidem-
lic.
(Popular Brands)
EPSOlll
SALTS
5-Lbs. 19¢;
MINERA
OIL
Gallon 1' -
(Bring Contain“), ngh
!mclédys Rendsmd _is bowie-:31: 2 pkgs. Geo. Washington; 9- ’ese‘ 1‘
SEND ma ms Genuine Briar Pipe .............. .. both for. (
y Parke-Davis ,1 7y ‘
l .. r“ ‘ATA LOG lrradol A (hospital size) .................... ..
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Diem“, PRESCRIPTIONS at LOWEST PRIC _ nmh
Local FILSON Dealer P O V B.“ t L If P Th at will
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. FILSON co. *5 . 1,
Store or to Mrs. Berg at ,Her Home
SECOND AVE. at MADISON » SEATTLE V g
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GRADE “A” LARGE
EGGS
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SPECIAL LENTEN OFFER!
Betty CASSEROLE BAKINGS
12 Crocker Casserole Bakings 40_0Z pkg.
Newest l—Dish Meals
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AY; Silks.
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F. A. Spaghetti .......... .. 3 cans 25¢ \
P&G Soap .................. .. 10 bars 35¢ ‘
Corn Flakes .............. _. 4 pkgs. 25¢
' Tuna .............................. __ 2 cans 23¢
Crab ................................. .1. can 22¢
Matches ........................ ._ carton 15¢
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FLOUR
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Roast Pork 19 Eli“
VEGETABLES
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I Rhubarb Halbs. 15¢ Sausage 2.111325 ., :0“,
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, Oranges 3 doz. 49¢ Frankfurters lb. 1 sun. h
Salt Fat Backs . . . . lb. .9,
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Lemons doz. 19¢
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