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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
January 14, 1921     Shelton Mason County Journal
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PACE SIX " I I I • ,, i u l i ,, , ..... / W NT¥.¥EARS-A0000 (From Jouial of January 4, 1901) James Campbell came in from Port (;amble Wednesday. He reports bus- iness as lively at the mill with plenty of orders ahead. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Bannse of Bu- coda spent New Years in town. Miss Clara Ansorge returned last night from an extended visit in the East. Miss Ely Miles, Miss Rilla Bruce and Mrs. H. Gamble of Tacoma and Miss Mabel Browner of Olympiaweze guests of Mrs. W. H. Kneeland this week. A. W. Callow was ifi town Satur- day, being home for the holidays from camp near Aberdeen. ,A family reunion was held at the Callow home- stead during Christmas week. Aaron Kirkland has leased his farm in the upper Skokomish to W. C. Fiak. The loggers have been straggling back to town, but work will not be- gin before Monday. Chas. Bloomfield and Miss Myrtle Gingrich were married at the home of D. M. Duckworth at Kamilche on January 8th. A. P. Peterson entertained the In- dians of the Resmwation at a feast on Christmas day with a Christmas tree at the church in the evening. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Will McDonald gave them a warm recep- tion at the Kamilche hall last Friday. (From Journal of JanumT 11, 1901) Ole Hansen is building an addition to his home on Grove street. Thos. Lumsden has been quite sick during the past Week. Miss Iva Crouch returned home from downs Sound last Saturday, ac- companied by her friend, Miss Fqora Griffin of Tacoma, who will spend several weeks in 'town. Misses Tressa Huntley and Grace Currie left this week for Olympia to attend the Sister's Academy; Miss Adla Taylor of Kamilche to attend the Olympia high school. Misses Ada and Eva Myers and Carrie Robinson also left last week for Whatcom Normal School. B. S. Barger has purchased the lots and dwelling on Fifth and Franklin streets of G. B. Gunderson. Miss Bertha Latham was home from school at Tacoma to spend the holidays. W:vman-Brttol Comoany. 1107 Broadway. Ncw..York City ,., i Co ty Co de ' un rrespon ace and new year in. Those present Were I t jMrs. Slingsby, Mr. and Mrs. Kertz, VICTOR tMr. Vaughu, Jack Henderson and I Willie Be, nston. A very pleasant Ct evening was spent. (Too late for last week) Miss Enuna Larsen was up from Detroit last week to attend the Hen- derson (lance. Mrs. F. M. Sisson and daughters gave a ball on Wednesday evening of this week at the Victor school house. A large crowd from Allyn was pres- ent. Several from this side attended tl( leap year dance at All yn on New Year's eve. The Misses Woodbury and Nuby returned Saturday to resume school work in their disticts. Mr. and Mrs. K. Dahl took dinner at the Skene's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson and her sister and children were dinner guests at Ke'Ytz's on Sunday. Mrs. Christian Smith had her cou- sin and family of Seattle visiting at their, home here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith and Mr.. A. J. Shngsby and son Ken- charming daughters dehght:fully en- of Mrs. Henderson. Sisson and daughter Helen and Mr. Miss Iva Nelson is still quite ill. She had as callers on Wednesday Mrs. K. Dah]. on Friday Mesdames H. Dahl, W. Henderson and A. Slings- by and on Saturday Mrs. Kertz. Her many friends are hoping for her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Ms. Henderson invited in a few friends to see the old year out and Mrs. Kertz and Clayton Vaughn. Mrs. Carl Smith callect at the Nel- son home on Monday. Andrew Nelson took his sisters, Miss Nuby and Miss Peterson, for an auto ride Sunday. Desk Memorandum Calendars 25c, 65c, 85c and $1.25. Journal Station- el.w Shop. 111111111111111111111111111111 t 'm E :| | J m z HOW TO EDGE A PHONOGRAPH Follow This Way of Brunswick Owners Before you buy a phonograph, we suggest hearing several. It will be to your advantage to make tone tests for yourself. - Please do no think that this is difficult or that it takes a musically trained ear. In over .300,000 homes music lovers enjoy Te Brunswmk because they have followed the aSove advice. Critical people have chosen Brunswicks because they have come to appre- ciate the betterments afforded by the Bruns- wick Method of Reproduction. You need only hear The Brunswick play several selections--you need only compare it w!th one or two other phonographs and you will appreciate the tone qualities brought about by the Brurswick Method of Reproduction. E Come in and find out for yourself. You can- = not afford to make a mistake and it costs you m nothing to be sure. _= Models$115to $260 in stock. E g THE MASON COUNTY JOUXN&L I II * * MAY BE SECRETARY I AGATE i OF AGRICULTURE I  ..:g:iii!'"" ..... (Too late for last week) fi:::i ...... The play at Agate hall January the first was a great success, and there was a full house. Only four girls and four boys were in the play which lasted two hours. All the actors performed well. Those taking part in the play were Misses Beulah Whaley, Clarica Wood- all, Mable Schuntacher, Grace La- Eocque; Will Matthes, Bud Daniels, Young Bates, Bobby Meacham, and all were stars. There is all kinds of weather down this way this week, even California and Alaska weather. Mrs. Fannie Johnson and daughter Jenivee took dinner with her mother Mrs. Diggs Wednesday evening. John Mitchell and Mmin Johnson made a business trip to Shelton Wed- X..T. nesday. John Mitchell was in Tacoma last week., He went by boat but came back by auto, and says the roads are The secretary of agriculture in something awful, the Harding administration may Chas. Edgerton went back to camp eme out of the south, ae*ording Sunday. . to report, from high Republican School opened again 'Monday, after sources. The man is A. T Herr having ten days vacation, with a of Rntneky. one of the most sue- decrease 'in attendance, eessful "dirt" farmers of the Mr. and Mrs. Ira Libby were Shel- south who owns and operates a ton callers on Monday, regardless of big farm and plantation near the weather. Louisville. Mr. Hert was a mem- Mrs. Kinnie is staying with Mzs. ber of the 'Republican National Diggs for a while. Committee and was very actlve.m Mrs. Harrier visited Mrs. StotsbetT the recent campaign. Tuesday of this week. CharMs Edgerton and Mrs. Diggs and Jenivee Johnson visited at the WAR ON MOLES NETS Mclntosh's home one evening last week. Mrs. ]Iclntosh sorved a nice PROFIT FOR FARMER lunch. Th Grange Aid will hold their ........ regular meeting at the Grange hall Fur of Animal Found to Be of I January the 13th and elect new Omers. Considerable Value. Tlm (]range will hold their regular ,. .... ,r... -. . meeting Saturday night, January 8th i ...... ':" .... and install their new officers. Mrs. Chas. Wiss is some lonesome Annual Damage by Rodents to Crops since the girls went back to town to and Grain in the United States Jl school. Roughly Estimated to Amount .... to $300,000,000. "t:' 'i' ..... .... 'i:: ....  ..-7--- I Molesldns ohtaliid from animals VICTOR I ] t killed In tile crass(l( f;miered hy tile ,:. ,:, biological survey, United Slates De- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Henderson and partnlent of Ari(!ulttlre, ttgallst crol)- son Jack were guests of Mr. and deslroying IlllIlllllls ]lllve lietted $50,- Mrs. Nelson Friday evening. 000 to $(;0,o0(i a yKtlr to flu'lners of Mr. and Mrs. l;'rcd Sisson ,lr. went to Bremerton Wednesday and to Ta- Oregon and Washington. Moles and coma Saturday for medical aid for the in|lny kinds of rodents do serious Mrs. Sisson. damage to grass and grain, llll(] a canl- On F'i(av evening Mr. Larsen I)aign of extermhmtlon was started took some of the Victorites to the against tlmm through co-ol)eration of dance, at Detroit, but owing to the tile biological surw,y and the states lack of nmsic they retraced early, relations service. As a by-product of It proved a very unprofitable trip as extermination tim fur of the mole was Mr. Larsen lost his rowboat on the found to be of value. The pelt of way. We wish both Detroit and Mr. Larsen better success next time. the northwestern re(de is superior to Saturday afternoon Misses Mary that of tim Keotcb mole, which Is gen- Smith and Ruth Woodbury called on Miss Iva Nelson who is still ill. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peterson were .,,qa.. guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Sisson Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Kertz spent Satur- , .......... . ! . Mrs.(lay eveningKnute Dahl.at the home of Mr. and : z:.ii Mrs. J. W. Henderson entertained :. /.:!!#iiiii!i Mr. and Mrs. Kertz Mr. Vaughn and Mr. and Mrs. Knute Dahl at dinner Sunday. Mrs. Skene had as aftelmoon call- ers Friday, Mrs. Knute Dahl, Miss llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I Mary Smith and Miss Ruth Wood- -- bury. FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 192f 1 , I € "Try It Out Yourself -/ t sa the Good Judge And you will find.how i ,. much more satisfactmn i little of this Real Tobacco I ) gives you than you ever 1 I , got from a big chew of the ordinary kind. The good, rich, real to- bacco taste lasts so long you don't need a fresh chew nearly as often. So 1 it costs you less. ! ,,,- .,(_. Any man who uses the i  ; Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put up in two styles W-B CUT iff a long fine-cut tobacco RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tubacco Better than Pills WILL to V0U NEVER wish take another dose of J pills after having once used Chamberlain's Tab- lets. They are easier and more pleasant to take, more gentle and mild in their action and more reli- able. They leave the bowels in a natural condition, while, the use of pills is often followed by severe constipation, requiring a constant increase in the dose. Ery bottle guaranteed by your druggist. • "ne tofitl tmhual damage by rodents to crops and gralns in tile United States Is estimated roughly at $300, 000,000. This Is being cut down hy systemalie poisoning campaigns in various sections. The terrltbry cov- ered in tllese campaigns in the last year [mounted to about 34,000,(D0 acres. The saving to crops in the destmction of moles and of such ro- dents as prairie dogs. gq-ound squirrels, pocket gophers, and Jack rabbits is estimated to be $10.000,000 a year. LOGGED-OFF LAND \\; Logged-off land for sale to actual scg'ers. Price $3.00 per acre and up scc(, 'ding to location, topography and char;,cter of soil. Liberal terms of l,:,ymmt and interest on deferred ¢,vyn, nts at'the rate of. six percent vcr annum. Liberty bonds taken in payment at par. SIMPSON LOGGING COMPANY ijI iiii IIIiiiiiiiiiiii!11 i iiiIii 111111111111111111111111 II iiiiiiiiiii i iIiiiiiii 11111111111111111 iiiiiii i i i11 = ffi = -=-== HOTEL SHELTON --= Some American Moles Are Larger and Have Finer Pelt Than the Europea Animal= Which Now Furnish the A dance was given Saturday eve- Bulk oq the Worr#e Supply of Mole- ning in the Victor school by Mr. and skln BILLIARDS AND POOL--A CLEAN SPORT ' Mrs. Skene. About thirty-five were j Confectionery, Cigars and all Soft Drinks ! present and a very enjoyable eve- erally used' for fur garmert. Tle -- stovening WaswhichSpenthasbYbeenall. unfortunatelyThe new oil nortllwestern moleskins have recently ------ --E 'delayed so lon, arrived just in time sold at from 50 to 60 cents apl,ee ad  EDWARD H. FAUBET, Mgr. _- to be initiated that eening and it a.ve been  great demand. _-- . ___ surely turned out some good coffee =- = " ' ' with the assistance of Mrs. Halve( PROFESSIONAL CARDS ---- -- Dahl. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111I1"1 I Maxwell Maternity • " 711 West Fourtl St. J E CONNOLLY Mrs. Frank Helin andson Herbert Phone 981 ! ',= • motored to Montesano I;riday. OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON Mrs. A. J. Beck and Dora and Isa- bella Rediska spent Sunday with Mr. Sh it d and Mrs. L. E. Anderson. 0ce Phone 441. Res. Phone e on et an ' " list the past week. PkrlIon  " Eldridge Evers of Montesano spent j --==.xo=a=za= ce ant the past week visiting relatives and JSt*eceeding and located in the friends in this vicinity. [of the late Dr. Wells. Ass Bateman called on Win. Re, J diska Thursday evening ..... About four inches of snow fell in r J.T. SHIMEK - ' this vicinity last week and there is still a couple of inches left. Mrs. A. S. King and son Victor and Eldridge Evers were callers in Shelton Friday. Ahur Galyon and Katn of Mon- tesano c'alled on Rediska's and Gill's last Friday. Win. Rediska slent Friday after: noon with N. C. Nelson. 110 YEAR OLD INDIAN DIES.. Clmrles Stoticum, cousin of Chief Seattle and grandson of Chief Kitsap of the Puyallup tribe of Indians, is dead at 110 years of age at his home on the Puyallup reservation.. The aged Indian died JanuaL 6 and will be buried at high noon Sunday at the Puyallup reservation cemetery. This [ndian "City of the Dead" is the only common property remaining among the Puyallup tribe of Indians, it is said. Stoticum is survived lv .his wife and many relatives in various torts of western Washington; Mathematical Educator helps: your ',hild learn the multiplication table. Something new. 75c. Journal Sta- tioneT Shop. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured DENTIST Poatofflce Building, Shelton, Open 9 to 12--1 to 5 Evening by appointments. A. L. BELL Abstracts and Surveying Draughting, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. Horn Bldg. Shelton, Wash CHAS., R. LEWIS ATTORNEY--AT--LAW, Phone 463. SHELTON, WASH. (Rooms 7 & 8 Lumbermens Bldg.) ALDEN C. BAYLEY LAWYER Mason County Abstract & Title Co. Bldg. Opposite State Bank of Shelto, PHONE 231. Shelton, Wash. Passengers, Baggage and Freight by LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a local disease, greatly influ- enced by constitutional conditions. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE will cure catarrh. It is taken internally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the • .. System. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE • . -... _ Is composed of some of the best tonics 1" ' •  • ' t"t-- . lknown, combined with some of the best II ,., = ,,.Q . I 4- 4-I I. ,'T- h I"t  ]  I blood uurifler& The perfect combination OU UlIII .TLettXUXaty ..xxup  =_ of the'Ingredients in HALL'S CATARRH , ---- MEDICINE is what produces such won- .... , , '  [ _Jderful results in catarrhal conditions. ...... --- [ Druggists 76e. Testimonials fre. i|||||i|il|[|||ll|'il'|ll|llllIllilllll[lllllllmlz`t '"" F. J. Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo, (k REASONABLE RATES PHONE 41. D. E. BARRETT GRANT C. ANGLE Notary Public Real Estate, [nsurance and Conveyancing Fire, Life, Health and Accident and B0nd Insurance. JOURNAL OFFICE, SHELTON SAVE YOUR SHOES by letting us repair them at the proper time. It means a great saving at the present price of shoes. You can rely on our work absolutely. We handle a line of the best loggers boots and heavy and light work shoes at prices that are lower. , H. M. ROSEHOLT, SHELTON STR, S. G, SIMPSON i ii i i I i THE SHELTON-TACOMA ROUTE Single Fare $1.51. Round Trip $2.72 (Daily excels(Sunda) Leave Shelton 7 a.m. Leave Tacoma 8 p. m. The morning trip. Connects with the l:o'clock Tacoma to Seattle boat at Municipal Dock. Passengers from Seattle to Shelton should take the steamer leaving Seattle at 1 o'cloc p. m. Seattle freight should be delivered to Pier 3. SHELTON TRANSPORTATION COMPANY