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SHE], .TON-MA SON
COUNTY JOURNAL
# R. E. Grating
plasma: "summamsoficoum JOURNAL "Rain Should Mae 1
anniversary event.
a fly swatter for some time. He
Defense savings stamps may now
expects to take her out on a trial
friends
‘port federal building at 7
, September 3rd.
i, There will be some changes in
i the Hoodsport school according to
‘Mr. Goodpaster, who is at the
head of our local school. He is!
Published every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon I
Member of \Vashington Newspaper Publishers’
and National Editorial Association.
Entered as second-Chis: matter at the postoi‘t‘ice at Shelton,
Washington
Subscription Rates:
8 to sell always
genome is no FUN
Belching is disagreeable and of-
ten embarrassing. If you take a
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great success. i 1 V ,trip September 3rd. All kids who _ ibe purchased at
the Fir Drug
mation a bout 3 Consolidated with The Shelton Independent i wish to go
must be at the Hoods-l Store.
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Scribe Believes
By G. (la-Gray
Fir Drug Store
Celebrating his <21st
sary as a druggist in Shelton, H.S
t h e
Agate. A u g u s t 27 Agate
grangc is sponsoring a pie sociall
1, and entertainment program at the
l Agate grange hall this coming;
Saturday evening following the i
Assoeiatiun I
anniver-
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Hoodsport, August 26 —~ If youi
REWARD
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a. the manufacturei
. 7 ' ’BY MAIL: in Mason Couiitv (outside of Shelton city mail
carrier districts) , x i t‘r- h Cl ,- mor 0k. on a three—(lav vacation
to Smith E. Grenberg, proprietor of spoonful of Bisma-Rex in glass
revular busmess meeting, which. , ‘ _, . h . W: ,. ,0. . r ,. ., . p ,ml
9‘81 (“we “mug ‘1 e 0: l , . . . .
‘ starts at eight o’clock. ,%,’.‘ff,§“;rggifile',;gg
%tm§%:}ftsén7“:érgcar‘fi;“cwy’lingfi €23,538}. $0”;
lahoma, you will see a great ranch l, Lake. his last V§03t10n bCffOI'C
’ Fir Drug Store, is conducting 21 Of Water aftel meals: 37.011 can
01' Callous GREAT. house. In the center of this greatl School Starts-
Smlth Lake IS «’1 back-to-school sale this week. eXPEI StomaCh gas
QUICRW- Bls‘
, All ladies attending are askedl receiving their Journal by .mail.
CORN SALVE‘ to bring a pic Dancing will be BY JOURNAL CARRIER: m Shelton,
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,I. Git Mid/er “115- % enjoyed. The public is invited. The 0“ l
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E (me rdons Shelton , program is under the home econ—
GRANT C. ANGLE
89' lomics committee with Mrs. Jen-
Editor
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ibillions, and centralization of all power in
ington, and all industry in or near the big
lstill refuses to heed the appeals of the smaller
,. lcommunities for new and smaller industries of
lwar defense; and also ignores the lessons of the;
13¢ per month (collected by carrier)
1. EBER ANGLE
Manager
CENTRALIZING OF INDUSTRY
The administration which can see only in
Wash—
; ipresent war where bombs are wrecking the in—'
ldustrial concentrations and wisdom is scattering
them all over the country less inviting to bombers.
. ; It cries out for raw materials and about,
shortages of production yet gives its funds to big
cities, '
building you will see a great sta-
tue of a great man, Will Rogers.
[On the base of this great statuel,
you will see these words inscribed:
“I never saw a person I did not
like."
Well, that‘s how every one here
feels after this great rain. If
someone who hasn't spoke to you
for years, walks up, shakes hands
with you, talks awhile and goes
on about his business singing or
whistlingA-he isn't crazy or isn't
a candidate. It‘s the rain. Forest
fires are all out, pastures, hay,
grain and vegetables are looking
fine. Art Ammerman, our local
bean king, reports the value of
this rain upto fifteen hundred dol-
lars on his bean crop alone. Jack
Manley, our local electrolux agent,
is also our local tomato king. His
figures run about the same as Mr.
Ammerman‘s, on his tomatoes.
And we’ll be satisfied if the neigh-
bors garden keeps our chickens in
icouple of miles above Flapjack
.Lake, above the Staircase. Mr.
Goodpastcr declares he always
lLake. He took a half dozen cans
They‘re crazy about canned sal-
mon. There is going to be lots
‘of little fish miss their regular
feeds in Finch Creek when school
begins.
Gambling doesn't pav. We bet
an ice cream cone with a local
Scotchman that we wouldn’t have
half an inch of rain before Sun-
day. We had 51/100 Saturday. In— '
stead of expecting the ice cream
like a gentleman. he said he didn’t
care for ice cream but would take
at 10c cigar. Instead we gave his
three year old daughter a nice big
Vanilla cone as that was her fav-
orite flavor. She politely handed
it to her dad and said she liked
Vanilla best but thought straw-
berry would look better on her
eats fish when he goes to Smith‘
of salmon along for the squirrels.'
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Ina-Rex acts four ways to relieve
acid-indigestion. Go to the Rexall
Drug Store and ask for Bisma-
Rex — 50 doses for 50c.
Gordon’s
Shelton Pharmacy
Making this anniversary doubly
significant is the fact that Earline
Durand, one of the cmployes at
the Fir Drug, was born the same
day that .Mr. Grenberg came to
Shelton, thus making a “twin”
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Dependable Transportaten
' FOR COMFORTABLE TRIPS between the Pacific Coast and
Chicago, with accommodations to fit all travel budget, depend on the
luxurious, Roller-Bearing, Air-Conditicncd
NORTH COAST LIMETEEB
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For fast freight shipments depend on Northern Pacific Railway. I: has
angel. twmiy-
;industries for expansion in the cities which are
new red dress.
‘ ‘ _ green stuff until it rains :1 am. 1 ‘ii' d ii -' '
i l r at irh 'n.: 11:; Cu: ctds
. . . . 1b. V an better prepared to care for and house the 1n- one more
rain and the field gmen Thanks for the loan of your
giving?tiggspzréagdoxgégi-Zdntiwthzcixpcfblzmssigfhljlrzfziaiafqlggieifs:view;‘
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* I in the local fire departments goes ears ma mg urgent eman s on natura
resources 0 t is no territory :U\C’J ‘
I r the by the N. .
1flux of new labor by the thousands than a 6 ,down the road talkmg to
them“ o. c. GRAY. Ask an I“, remsemme ,0 MP
selves. However, the situation in,
‘smaller cities and towns to handle a few extra,
‘ ~ I the slave market looks better now
ihundred each, but in the aggregate to relieve the than for some years
past-
icity congestion as well as making the many new-l Joie Vail has lace?
bstandlng
lei“. industries possible for present more urgent gua’d 0"“ “5
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i needs as well as the future upbuilding of more new,
:cities and regional centers. ‘
._ We hear a good deal about “bottlenecks” of
lone sort or another, and of what the various al-
phabetical authorities are doing to speed up “war
idefense,” yet so far nothing has been done to help
idevelop the raw materials existing in our own
‘ istate, such as manganese, aluminum, magnesmm
-, i and other metals of urgent need and produceable
there, for these many conflicting agenCies are
fighting among themselves for control while val—
.uable time is being lost, ever more costly than the‘
istoppages in existing industry. l
solve your transportation problems
Try a Journai Classified Ad—-—
If you don’t think it pays to
advertise-~placc a Want—Ad in the
Journal!
Pokles (lt- 190
i, if Crackes . . . . 2—lbs. 19¢
f‘enex pkg. 250
E’s Corn
atches ctn. 170
ax Paper 125-ft. r01115¢
pkins pkg. 9c
Flakes . G-oz. pkg.
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i There was another “Versailles treaty” carried!
out on the high seas the other day, with all its im— i
.plications and possibilities, but unfortunately beg
,fore rather than after the common enemy has,
been defeated. As yet, Americans have been de-{
nied the inner details of the deal with England,
l and perhaps Russia, and this has much to do With
the unrest and division of sentiment and lack of
HALES and ELBERTAS
Lowest Priceva/n. Town
DON’T WAIT CAN NOW!
‘l \ ' ' ' » Golden Ri e Seedless
er 4 bars confidence which prevails at home. , p
f I“ e Bouquet Soap ¢ , Bananas . lb. 7;: Grapes lb. 71/252 Drlnk
SNO-COLA
.7 , I SUMMER VACATION 1s OVER 1: “Sunkist _. my a . MW“, 6
t i. ' 3 cans c ’ ————— _ . _ ' emons .. lb. 8¢ Onions
4-]bs. 10¢ F0, 23¢
v; The Labor Day weekend holiday is guilt aheagii Green Utah
f. and then the opening of school days for t e you , N I
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’ f Shortenin ,- 3_lbs 49¢ iof the land and work ahead for everybody:
The; Peppers C8161? - lb- 4¢ Beverage
‘3’ l e ‘ ‘ 55 ._'___._._._1__.__ ilocal schools are in order
and the prlosgect is tlfiati ’? Local 34% 3 “"§%f;,,‘..:§k5
1(){§E,,_“i§'g8 ,3}? 3,3,3
lthe facilities in Shelton will be amp e 0 care or V . , ‘ S. Q In 4 ts.
isuch new families as have come intof the fiom-l (JarrOtS Lefiuce '
' ' ' q ¢ ¢ . q 8¢
munity during the summer; at least i we ave! Local Tender E l B S . 9,
ireceived no share of the big spending now gomgi Cabbage Corn doz,
Milfggdonayu pmach ""
.on there will not be the school trfiutfiei Vl’hlckl)1 W111 Yakima 3mg
Yak. 35 lb b Wesson 0i]
"""""""""" " quart
47¢
beset the cities and districts W ic ave Ben ' 'ma ' °x ‘
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boosted by army or industrial influx. Tomatoes - - PBdI'S . . . . .
gilflffay salad 0“ --
The summer vacation season has been all t0_0l Pure
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short, as it always is, for those who can enjoy it Grade “A”
""" do‘z‘ 40¢
in full, and the weather has been about average Tagt Pound with;
""" " lb‘ 39¢;
with severa1 dry periods and a rain or two for FRUIT JARS doz. ‘ y
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7 l"
Ball or Keri- quart jars. .
JELS-RITE .. 3 for
Fruit Pectinwtl-oz. bottle ...........
' seasonal balance; but probably other parts of the
country have been busy as well and not the usual!
summer travel has been observed for the season|
Fruit Cocktail . . . 1-lb. tin 10c
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Marshmallows . . . Zfor 25c
lhigh places to consider the course and progress
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Seals jams and jellies airtight...
Fluff—i-est fresh tender marshmallows. l—ll). sealed carton.
lOf the nation in its efforts at war “defense, and
qa ' over the Northwest. allhforeign ktrahvel cutl 2 for ‘fun
Down" assorted fruits mixed for tasty i'i'uit cocktail. 16
ounces.
. Off there was expected to be a re t is Way Fruit Pectin—8417..
bottle . ,. , -
l of summer tourists and vacatlonlsfts but therel KERR LIDS doz gear-:‘s
l/é .were no more, if as many, vis1tors this summer as Reg} Km W “as. Pm
0, ,2 8 ’ U ‘ " . ' ‘ ‘ _ ‘
. ‘ . lb. 1 o I usual; but back to school days call all back home. JAR
RINGS doz t LunCheon meal I I I I tm 26c
, I ——--—-—-‘—“'—"—— I Jmkms m, Ringleadm,
jar rings Armour's “Trout” pure. spiced pork lunchPUn meal. 12
ounces.
\I E o d [ What this country sadly needs IS a Pause in PAROWAX 1b
. to determine if and what must be done to end thel
lust 2m 9:: up , , -------
' ——~—-————- {$13,511 if, bringing backfihelpu “3
“‘Qra‘e Whmhl cunnmnnnunrsh snmm California none, 5-“... 35¢
e backbone of it al . ‘ . , , . u r
d 50 l ‘ Brown Sugar .................... .. 3-lbs. 20¢
. Powdered Su ar .............. .. 3-lbs. 22
The prospect is for Milady to become familiarl Tenderlzed Hams lb- 35‘
Crystal Whiteg Soap __________ _. 3 for 11;?
Wlth the word “ersatz,” borrOWQd fI'Om the Ger- . Half or Who” I
I Swedish Mints ______________________ _. lb. 15¢
iman, not alone in the matter of 811k stockings but Shankless Picnics ll)-
280 Candy Bars ........................ __ for 10¢
in 11211118 pealliatps rrtiiiny othéar thlifslgg zfnéommon use
PArmOli‘: Tendered v Beech Nut Cigarettes ...... .. 2 for 25¢
11 now a co on IS isgu rayon an I I I I c S ecial Brooms
.......................... .. 29¢
pyltgln are coming to the front we must get used Cg; mfifsfifi! '
' Siiperb Soap .................... .. 50-oz. Tc
1 0 e substitutes. x LEG 0F 0. K. Soap .......................... .. 4 for
15¢
—_ Frankfurter: Mut n H . Oxydol .............................. _. 24-oz.
22¢
,, . Baer EripgyTCagdsd i Always 8. Treat MUT-rotht.) STEAKS an}; gellow
Corn Meal .......... .. Egg:
.1 “ I cc p e 0 un ay . S. ai‘lfla .............................. ..
5.
Due to 1:101:85. weather. va- 21¢ $313!?ch . I . b ggasglgafié‘
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"ill 3,353: $31,525:, of, , it White Beans --------------------
3-lbs- 25¢
p y g Rump Rst.
ll ‘ 22’s: of Sausage - -- “’- 25"
i i 6 en , eor e -
Ashbaugh announced this weekg. , an-e Beef Hahbut . . . .4 lb.
Golfer: wishing to enter the FRESH S'LVER
1132‘;'ifi‘fill’llgf‘sinl‘illch‘iER'CHED §
{é‘ffl‘V §
Baker rophy tourna ent in ' \ V ‘l' \ .
submit Qualifying card; throuaghl l ——_—————. salmon '
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next gulch—3:, he said. Prices Subject To Market Change Loaf 11/2413. ¢
“This newspaper favors ade-.
quate preparedness for National'
Defense and recommends that
eligible young men enlist in the
United States Army.”
America speaks! Answer the
call of your country by buying
Defense Savings Bondsand Stamps
for its protection and defiense.
