SHELTON-MASON
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' :What Big Event This
OCtOber Nlnth Week? Use Your Noodle
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i What big event will Shelton
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Stamp Plan Here; 1
i use your noodle‘
Announcement 03th“ U- S DC“5 That’s right, provided you put
partm‘mt of Agriculture's bluc I a little vermicelli with it.
It's
1 stamp food list for October marks , Nationa} Macamm_Nood]e Week,
I the 9th month of food stamp plan ’ folks‘ so have your Shelton gr0_
Operation m Mason County- DV-r' I ccr supply you with extra tonnage
ing October, according to Howard I of these healthful foods.
T. Heun, Area Supervisorpf “13“. Let all who breathe partake of
Surplus Marketmg A-dmlmsna' these delicious dishes, and especial-
thlly apPI'O-‘ilméit'ely 4.1000 P9b110?ly those who are able to
tangle
ass1stance families Will purchase 1 them tightly enough armmd Um
$500900 .Of orange fOOd Stamps , fork so that they do not parachute
and receive $250,000 of blue food 1 Off into the vest pockets_
stamps free in the State of VVash-
ington.
The blue stamps are exchange-
the American Federation Of Labor h01d- able at retail food stores for any
of these commodities listed on the
ing its national convention in Seattle this week, October list: Com mm,
shell
Thursday, October-
PEAR RIPENING
CARE
Proper handling by
or is necessary if the,“
th!‘ grower is to be 3
pears are to reach the 'v ~
firm, juicy, buttery Ca ~
which they are faan
tails on the ripening '
winter pears arc '
Extension Bulletin
. may be obtained
agel'lts’ offices or
the Extension SchICe‘ . "
lege of Washingtony/,
COUNTY JOURNAL
First Hospital "ship Since ’17 SHELTON-MASONRCOUNRTY JOURNAL
} Consolidated with The Shelton Independent
Published every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon
Meiiiber of VVashinglon Newspaper Publishers’ Association
and National l‘lditorial Association. .
Entered as second—class matter at the posloffie'e at Slir‘lton,
VVashingLon
Subscription Rates :
BY MAIL: in Mason Counly (outside of Shelton city mail carrir-r districts)
$2 per year; 6 months. $1.25; 3 months, 75¢. Foreign $3.50 per year.
Postal
regulations forbid residents of Shelton served by city mail carrier from
1receiving their Journal by mail.
BY JOURNAL CARRIER: in Shelton, 25¢ per month (collected by carrier) I
or $2.50 per year ill advance.
Newspapers of the U. S. spend
more than 16 million dollars a
year for new equipment. according
to reports to the Census Bureau.
P“ T
RAMOUN
THEATRE
Shelton, Wash.
N01 ‘ '
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shows... We”, -. ,
BELCHING ls .- ,
Belching is disagreea- : '
ten embarrassing. Tf .
spoonful of Bisma-Rgx
of water after meals!
expel stomach gas ‘1“,
ma-Rex acts four Wa‘y'
acid-indigestion. G0 t" v
i r. 5k
Drug Store and 8 5”.
Tonite Only
J . EBER ANGLE
Manager
GRAN T C. ANGLE
Editor
DOUBLE FEATURE
AMERICAN FEDERATION PROBLEMS
I The proportion of foreign-born ‘
ipersons is reducing rapidly, ox-
plains the Census, because immi-
gration has been greatly restrict-
! some Of the abuses practiced in the name Of labor ' eggs,
raisinskdried prunes, hom- :gtézlngiesazlmaggggbiggegogiggz \Rex 50
gscféggls,‘
are being brought to attention for action and some
13,26;{fofiéufrlfihdrfivfiifile $3333 born because of their
increasing": 1 1 mphar. ', 0 1
Plus “THUNDER PRAIRIE [measure Of reform; the WGGk tWO Alaska (graham)
floiir, enriched whegt average age’ I 818 ton
steamers with supplies for defense camps havel
gle‘j‘f‘j;isiffgi§,§fg gflgfllfifig @1ng , . I, , , , , , ‘,
'
,been held up five days by petty quarrels within! apples, fresh
yorahgesvand all; I , Ohm“
,5 the unions and with no issue between the company {2221? Vegetables.
including pota- I H E A H F U l- W E R I. .1 Reasom
Orange food stamps are also}
exchangeable at retail food stores
for any and all foods for human .
consumption. .
“Increased food consumption!
made possible through the food‘
stamp plan guarantees a present
and future domestic market to
farmers everywhere,” said Mr.
Heun, area supervisor of the Sur- ;
or the government. One was because a waiter was
objectionable, the other because of a colored pan-
try boy; both objected to by the unionists.
Only last week a threatened strike of welders
which would have called out all ship building and
civilian yard workers of that class and tied up
much other works, was averted for the time being
COOKING SPECIA DE
(II-PURPOSE SET) 1
REVERE
Sula, BURNETT;
"MARI". WRIXOO', GEORG‘ (liVElANl‘
A new coat of white paint dresses up the former Clyde-Mallory
liner Iroquois, renamed the U. S. S. Solace, first hospital ship of
the U. S. Navy since World War I.
ALUMINUM BANDS WILL
hatcheries and poultry marketing
agencies throughout the nation
are being asked to save and re-
turn all used aluminum wing and
UKiFrEINCL Interest of football fans thru-
Iout the state of Washington will
icenter this weekend on the clash
Ibetween the teams of the Uni-
: . .
MRDIS'I'RICT KJR Carr in All-cast , . , , ,_ . . . .
‘ ATTORNEY". 0f web-5w. Battle BE “USED . , 31131109311 the Issue
of a separate 11111011 Wlthm the RES £3325??? heiémti‘itia§£?§li
i Poumb’ breeders! Commema AFL 18 left unsettled for future trouble.
There are attain the defense goal of ‘make‘
at this time a dozen or more major strikes in im-
portant defense industries, within or between the
America stronger‘ by placingi
healthful, nutritious foods in the}
homes of under-consuming fam-f
ilies.” War-aw“!
AFL and CIO for control of the workers, and
leg bands for reprocessing into
wing bands for future use as part
of the government’s plan to con-
serve the vital material.
Fred W. Frasier, extension poul-
It was pointed out that some
40 million acres of “export” crops
must find a domestic market.
‘versity of Washington and Wash-
ington State College at Pullman
‘, on Saturday afternoon, October
In. The game will be broadcast
(by Associated sportcaster Lou
:Gillette starting at 1:45 p.m., and
iwill be heard locally over Station
[KJR, Seattle (1000 keys).
apparently neither the organizations or the gov-
ernment are disposed to correct the abuses in the
tryman at the State College .03 interest of ending all stoppage and delays
in war
Washington, pointts 1:111; éfiagegvhffii production. '
iffrfi‘fifislgnban‘ilsy no satisfacn Some of .the higher leaders
have m a d e
tory replacement has been,f0und speeches fellcltatlng themselves over the
peace
ti‘fiewg‘éli’al‘fi'aé‘éiéhli rfigé'and patriotic
spirit which pervades in AFL un—
of aluminum for chicken_ wing ions, while several others have warned labor
bandsv Since the pmduwon Of over strikes and stoppages of work on minor is-
sues which have no place in the present emer-
gency; and Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
rrAre Sin, DiseaSe, and Death
Real?” is the subject of the Les- '
son-Sermon which will be read in
all Churches of Christ, Scientist,
Sunday, October 12. I
Golden Text: “Heal me, O
Lord, and I shall be healed: save
me, and ,I shall be saved: for ‘
thou art my praise” (Jeremiah
17:14). ‘
Among the citations which
comprise the Lesson-Sermon is
i The total annual factory value
of U. S. meat products of all
[kinds is shown in Census Bureau
‘reports at over three billion dol-
lars, or $23 per capita.
2.01. sAUCE -'
swu DOUBLE eons: -
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eggs is regarded as essential. (2 Q, cope“,
voiced a mild warning for fair dealing and ac- ti; following from the
Bible:
, . . . ‘ “ e sent his word. and healed
counting of_money, ridding unions of racketeers them, and (,6,in them from.
land subverswe elements; and ineldentally expres- their destructions. The
right-;'
ised the danger of the closed shop in many cases.
Although she did not express it that way, the lat-
ter is a. real danger in this period whe n the gov-
ernment is planning control and socializing of
all industry which automatically will control all
llabor.
all iniquity shall stop her mouth” V
The Lesson-Sermon also in-,
cludes the following passage from 5
the Christian Science textbook,l
“Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddv: “We are sometimes led
to believe that darkness is as
real as light; but Science af-
firms darkness to be only a mor-
tal sense of the absence of light,
at the coming of which darkness
loses the appearance of reality.
So sin and sorrow, disease and
death, are the suppositional ab-
I-‘QTT S'AUCE “POT
leous shall see it. and rejoice: and,
AND DUTCH oven
. Preserves minerals and vitamins —-raluifl5 '
and flavor.
. lndeslruclible—complele kilchen unit.
0 Always clean.
0 Won’t burn through.
0 Lasfs a lifetime—saving on food and
fuel pay for set
EASY BUDGET TERMS
ONLY
29.50
0n IIIWIIII SAVE AT our
20th CENTURY CASH STORE
' PRICES GOOD FRIDAY — SATURDAY MONDAY, OCT. 10-11-13
ré'in‘ ..
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? SPIGOT-SAVING — BUN GHOLE WASTING
i After the good tébpbnse following the appeal
lto the citizenry to dig up their old aluminum_sence of Life. God, and flee
as
there are more such appeals to salvage waste in, gggngfigipéggffg; before
truth
the offing, urging community effort to gather up —-———~»—-
—-—-~
old paper, rags, tin, copper and other things, and:
to threaten the people with coming scarcity.
Perhaps the main idea is to force the public
to limit its buying or go without many nec‘essi--
ties, and save their money for stamps and bonds
to speed government spending and buying up of
commodities far ahead of any real needs; urging.
civilian economy in the face of profligate example.'
Every one of the hundred federal agencies,
including each new one, has its staff of high-
paid writers to propagandize the nation, and 'the
result is tons of white paper wasted with printing,
KLEENEX . . . . 440 count 25::
Facial Tissues.
SUGAR . . . . . . . . lO-lbs. 61c
Spreckels Honey Dew—«Cloth Bag.
MINIT OATS . . . . 9-lbs. 39c
Alber‘s Economical Sack.
STRING Buns . . 3 cans 25c
Forest Pride.‘ No. 303 Can.
FLOUR . . . . . . . 49-lbs. 1.92
Specials for Friday and Saturday «LE
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FRESH LOCAL
GARROTS 5hunches lllc
PEACH
Home Style:
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Silk-Sifted—Centennial. 29I/2.Ibs. 1.02. which might better be consirved
before prin‘ging.
and burdening the free mai 5, to the waste as-
. I . I I I I I. ket ending. - DELICIOUS OR JONATHAN E --- t; ,.
“Luxury” No. I/z’s Cans. This newspaper With some 15,000 others
‘I -------- —-
over the United States receives this matter and I
Famous California Geffee . . . . . . _. 2 1'“). pkgs. can supply
at least ten pounds a week of better EXTRA LARGE STALKS
5_1£g££§§§ets Thrift-cc Coffee .............. .. 2 Mb pkgs. 33¢
paper than the ordinary dub can afford to use;
Gold Bar Coffee ____________________ 14b. tin 25¢ not to speak of the
books, papers and public1ty '
Only hand-outs which have cost thousands to write,
Ask yourGZOth Cen- Aero'waxl N0 R1113 wax -------------- (It 35¢ print
and circulate but only adds, to the horde on FIRM, CRISP HEADS
my men Lakota Wet Pack Shrimp No. 1 can 17¢ the payrolls at Washinhgtop.
b f 2 9°
- I Just now the mere an s are eginning to eel
JAM Pom) Pmeapple’. /2 "cm?
""""""" " 2 f0: 32¢ the pinch in
shortage of wrapping paper and bags, .
JEELY Royal Purple Grape Ju‘ce ------------ “ q ' and are warned‘
they may have to go back to; c
Bonnie Be'st, Asst. Crisco, (5-le. 1.25 ...................... ._
3—lbs. 63¢ primitive days and wrap their goods in old n%Ws— l- 0
, - -. , . z 1 papers, yet amen the Wee y grist is a 3-5 eet an ,
«v Jar 29¢ Arnlte :vax Paper
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r018 25¢ circular which: cogmes in a big Kraft catalogue FRESH’ LOCAL
TURNIPS d
Ems“, "4‘01' 22¢ -------------------- -- 69'0z' 62¢
envelope too tough to tear With one’s teeth, when‘ 5
. an ordinary N0. 10 envelélipef would suffice. All
of which oints to the nee o econbm in Wash- .
E A T ington, ifppaper would be saved. as lieu as the Fore/St Pride . 6
CANS' LakOta
‘ PRICES rm. SAT. ONLY cost of printing. ,
PRICES FRI. & SAT. ONLY . c
ROAST ' ‘ __ 1b_ Shelton merchants had the largest trade day ,
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' """" " ‘ in their history Saturday,
_following the payroll C B LUXURY BRAND
Gems No.2 Mt. Vernon. BEEF ROAST 2 ichecks of the five industrles 0f the
community, Assorted ,
. Fcy. Steer ...... .. lb. ’ ¢ during the week-end Which must have
totaled not
box . . far below $150,000. The Shelton Branch of the 4 1
New Jonathan “C” Grade lb. Seattle'FirSt National pald out in
CaSh B.___.___________a’rs """" “ CHALLENGER BRAND
' .not to mention the checks cashed on Saturday by .
Beef Rlbs -------------- -- “3- 18¢ the local stores and those which
went elsewhere. i _ ‘ I
ea. C “S” Ste” This proves Shelton’s Substantlal background of
DBI‘C‘OUS
Large Stalks. Perk Steaks ........ _. lb. 27¢ industry and justification
for more improvement ' PEARL 1 '3
- .. Y°ung Pig Pork- . and home building. ‘ LB, ________________ _, I
' p ‘6“
CRANBERRIES II. we Pork Roast .......... .. 1b. 23¢ I Shortenmg 4-Ibs.
Mistkm I Picnic Style-Short Shanks. i AMERICA CODDLES ITS ENEMIES .
, ‘ ' Pork Chops __________ _. lb. 35¢ After two long and
COStlyhearings the sec- BONNIE BEST
Lean and Sweet. Delicious roasted. l 0nd results in éhe decislotn thélt
tdhe Saj‘I'Cg-y ' i
I . ' ‘ For i . . agitator, is a ommunis an S ou, e e orte , '
'. ____________ __ 2 v P t B t ' '
No. 1. , Pull: £33k sans ' lb ?8¢ Ibut it is safe to say that nothing
will b2 done QT " u ter 2 Jar.
gabout it in this administration. Aside from this, TmANGLE FANCAKE
Eparticular case it may be remarked that in nOI
? other country may an enemy to its safety be per—
imitted to escape the. firing squad and continue!
‘ ihis pernicious activities.
Cflhh‘m‘
GAW ______ 39¢ Flou
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222.95%“wa 10-3bsr
