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T)u.u'sday, Januaryj hursday, January 23, 1947.
-,,,, so,,,,n, m,c,,i, .................... ,, _ ,, """ Record Crops D
ue
sewing, or after .eight or
of stitciing Universal Pumps ................ : ...... To Conservation
• " ' Crowded out last eck) r T T T
E --" T I M PIPE ,y aruerite eGaut) lueasures in use
S A V . The Baldie family are .looking Soil-building practices carried
rorwaro LO YIIOVIIlg into their souse . - . ,- . - ,-
"' q "h - • -" - il" ou uy zarmers Snpm gel mUCh
S A V E T I g] and y, tey nave I ecem:ly Du [ of the credit for this year's record
TAKE a" FEi ne]e .IohnM e 'an ovn ey zamuy" "" were crop production,, according to Bert
b,,siness callers o ^b o-, +' Rau, chan'man of the Mason Coun-
ITr, T, ..-. :.. .- .............. ty Aricultural Conservation As-
nrst oI the weeK. sociaton (AAA) Committee.
Mrs Alex Annensen has been , • • -
• " ....... 'Conservatmn farming results m
BREMERTON - S IIINLTb
on tne sick ist the pas week ............ ll as -ro*e^'i--
:!:22!15 A.M. 5: for Comp,ete ,nsta,,ations Mrs. Bob Galigher is in the Shel- aDenlerY'in sa ]nd p/odZtv;t v
ton Hospital where she has recent- ¢ ......... *,,ear" he said "
"5145 *5:
6:15 61 e unflerg°er%on?°rn operatmn. "MrfRau pinted out that 40%
• 7:00 *7: , . pc s t o so za a e of the county's farmers put soil-
' 71° i ualvln Wilson Co. goo _ ............ building practices to work on their
-'me rmcnta mo met w.ecl.nes: farms during 1946. These farms
any i lasL weeg. It was Qeelae(1
I 8:45 80; HOODSPORT . PHONE ,0 to do our cleaning and painting of reprsentcab°:n 60 per cent of the
10::00 10: the cottage this coming Tuesday county s "P" n benefits all of the
10:45 10j .... , Those who vohmteered are asked nservau°•-in-'more and bet
t t o ' peop eoy prowa g -
[ 11:15 1t! .. no o f rget their brushes and €__ ......... ssurin the con
mall n , v er oou, wmle s -
I 11:50 12 Gf -- -- s _ .ca s .... r. t,e,ma oer: tinuous productivity of our farm-
I 12:30 P.M. 1i [ /,#[ scner has very .... gracmusiy ozerea tunas, .... ,..r.a ..... rau asserted. "It
1:15 ]'
€
to the cotta that da -.. taes amm u, "
fir. to cook a mce. droner and._ bring at ............ and one half
;,, - REPglR| gratemuy:" accep,ea.ge y wmenwas acres of land. to oroduce_ the food
1"45
.... , • Bob Chanman was hm ..... and clothing needed by one. person,
I 3:00. i ff O "h - - - -- " --"'" whereas National surveys indicate
e wee ena zrom e'or. ,.ewis that vith land losses due to ex-:
I 3:45 $] - . ,, ---l . where he is stationed wth the cessive erosion we are fast ap-
I 4:15 -[|di,l.[U/ Engineers of the U S Army . ' • •
[ 4:55 l I t | .1 a k k[_=]'/M/ Tired of her dral coat "_ _ _ proachmg the point where we will
5:30 .. . • _ =-__ ...... o zaea have little more than the two and
[ 615 '-' '" ---*::,.k 1DraOWeai2%enrU/ Dame .a.ure one-half acres of reasonably good
[ 6:45 8lllll= . .. . .... y nersez m:a land which nutritionists consider
I 7:30 * ,, m,,. m%mlWwn? °r2 ena go" i rne as the absolute minimum necessary
i 'i'8:00 "P'-'-'-,eer--manent '[[Ll-t a sin Pas the oa" " " pJ: D sy to furnish an adequate diet for
I "8:30 8eP. airs That Will g " a S atreaay cov- each -erson"
ered about three inches deep "" P " - "" on
I i8:45 Otlast the Tire eo John - - - ' mr. rcau expects more mas
. son has oeen ousy on Cou ..... "-"-'-e art in the
I 9:15 "9 Kl, ,---" h " . ny rarmer to t v
t e dea of better telephone serwee 1947 ArieuPural Conservation
I "9:30 9 ,v AI-- lltil for our district "
I i10:00 JOJ_ V I Jam s P " " -- Program (ACP) than ever before.
10:30 -['10ft jt&, uest et thrmIe°u;'ac°m is a About February 1st, county and
11:4511:15 f,R,s,,..,r,TIRE.¢,.,[*lt caeren ele lJ%ek Business !l begin getting together Wirth
I ° i ......... : ...... :'" community ACA committeemen
• " a hers to work ou next y
The passing of Mrs. Mary Gunt- conoo,-,of- --- . -icated
I * Daily Except Su la ..... er P ........... v .............
arkard Stewart whose demme Each farmer will be ,iven an on-
[ € Sunday Only zlklLl(-]l]l:. ['N was noticed in last week's Journal .... ,P l n"
i $12:40 on Monday ! 528 ^,- . - .... was sad news " r ...... pormmty to sign a 'arm 'x-a
ac-uaintances %o o m rm.enas aria which will indicate his intended
I (Sunday night)_., 'YmOlo Hiway (Hillerest) she at one tim refill t-'district; as participation in the 1947 ACP pro-
i ----" PHONE 585
BLACK BALL "'r --1 -- anere., gram, and will also make him
tede thnavonT°[: sc-ner ........ a eligible for Federal financial as-
}
11 ]la'.''*a'== -- . , ; _ . sistance for approved soil and wa-
.. _ nUrreSsaty- dane reporea a very ter conservation practices that he
Tac0macoach Sta! "'rs a;'ie" l'- - carriesoutduringtheyear.
.a . U ve em WhO was re- 2VII ..... that con
• ". tau polm:ea ore; -
tPgrrntedodng¢:rselldh%takffn+ a siderably more land would have
.......... "%. " been cleared in 1946 had land
|||" Mrs Andrew Nelson, the oldest - g quip uu ueuu
go o me nospzm zor an operauon cleartn e i-m--* .... vailable
charte" e ........ anu a much greater amoun oz
i (::AN IgKIrM ID Pr[scil[mclr]ernt" " °ne i°°quallum "" """ lastfertilizers would, have been. applied
Motor
dent of same ¢m .... H.. year if tAm materml had been
Transport N ENDURE member and at the ripe old age ame. _
' .......... =" avail-"
-'LES - SHELTON - OLYMPIA ,,---.
u- FHE MEN WHO of eighty is still going strong and , ....
South Bound ' North --- would attend every meeting if she nel[omans njoylng
could posmbly get there
........ Lv. 9:15 a.m. At, 5:3 'OUGHT TOGETHER " . Vacation In Phoenix
Zary Walko and son, William, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Angle have
9:45 a.m. 5:08
10:40 a.m. 4:25
11:31 a.m, 3:18
11:41 a.m. 3:12
12:10 p.m. 2:45
........ Ar. "2:45 p.m, Lv. 2:05
and From Bremerton at Juncti
d From Port Townsend at Qull¢
TON - SHELTON - OLYMPIA
DALLY SOUTHBO t
Leave .... Le=l
helton Shel
7:00
9:45
,:15 a.m.
':15 a.m.
:30' a.m.
:30 p.m.
:45 p.m.
:45 p.m.
Leave
Bremerton
8:15 a.m.
1:1:0{1 .a.m.
2:00 p.m.
*3:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
9:00 p.m.
TOGETHER
JOIN THE
COUNTY POST
NO. 1694
were dinner guests of the Joe
Prince family in Malone.
Earl Graham of Tacoma was a
Sunday visitor at the A. E. Hlib-
oki home Sunday•
Mrs. 'Glen Johnson and son,
Dean, were callers at tAp John
Macoviney home Sunday after-
noon.
Harstine Island Dance
Scheduled Saturday
Special ferries leaving the main-
land at 8:30 and Harstine Island
at 1:30 a.m. will carry dancers to
and from the big dance to be held
at the Harstine Island Community
Hall this Saturday evening, ac-
cording to Pauline Archer, secre-
tary of the Harstine Social Club,
sponsors of the dance.
joined the Sheltonites now sum-
mering at Phoenix, Arizona, lo-
cated in a court adjoining the
Harry Perrys, where the Coles and
Howards are also sojourning.
Transient travel is very heavy and
the courts are filled at high rates,
and term guests are discouraged,
but our visitors are taken care of,
and are having a good time and
hot weather. On the way South
the Angles visited Mr. and Mrs.
Walt Pickins (Jo Needha), who
are building a new home at Mon-
rovia.
MERRILL SAEGER ESTATE
Saturday during Superior Court
Judge D. F. Wright appointed
George Adams, Myrvan W. Wivell
and George Cooke appraisers of
the Merrill Saeger estate•
liday service.
r Work a Specialty
LT YO'UR LOCAL AGENT
You want to Buy
A cow, or
a horse, or
a pig, or
iaybe
You Want to Sell
A mule, or
a goat, or
some chickens, or
:aybe '
You Want to Buy
A car, or a
bicycle, or
a tractor, or
aybe
You Want to Sell
Some furniture, or
some lumber, or
some clothing, or
aybe
You Want Some
Property or you
have something
you don't need
aybe
You'll Call 100 and
try a Journal wat
--Well there won't I
be any maybes ado
what ll happen!
Just try it once.
he Journ
with a
Graded Good
Beef Shortribs.. lb. 29c
Blade or Arm Cut
Pot Roast. ..... lb.45 c - c:,,',':R
CUTS
(]round Beef ... lb. 39c
.... lb. 43c . ,o. c,0. 59c
Pork Roast
kinless
Weiners
H°me.Pac k
Kraut
....... lb. 45c
Fresh Iaily
Oysters: ....... pt. 65c
Sliced Bacon ... lb. 69 c
MARCH OF DIMES
LB.
55c
JANUARY 15-:
Established 1895
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
i i i ,
Page 3
Quart
8¢
Plus Bottle Deposit
REFRIGERATOR
PURIFIER
Ls PUR-O-DOR
3.49 BUDS
Absorbs ll Food
Fisher's
ZOOM
Pkg.
22c
Odors--Enjoy a Clean,
Sanitary, Odorless
Refrigerator at
All Times
2 for 47c
Island Bell - A Mason County Product
GRAPE JUICE . qt. 49¢
Round Rolls 2 FOR
,SCOT]' TOWELS .. 25¢
PURE PEPPER AGAIN
WE HAVE BEEN PROMISED
ENOUGH FOR EVERYONEI
Marcoe's Peanut Brittle or Caramel Chews
CANDY .. cello bag 39¢
TOPPING
Marshmallow lg. Jar. 45¢
For Cake Icing, Desserts, Cocoa, Ice
Cream, Etc.
Hershey's
COCOA
8-oz. 13¢
WE'VE KICKED
THE BOTTOM
l OUT OF OUR
CITRUS JUICE
PRICES!
Now Enjoy Them at
LOW PRICES!
A Wonder Cleaner
A Local Product
$1 o,. $3 o.,.
2.65
U!CI]
WESSON OIL .. qt. 95¢
Pints 49¢
For Lunches PKG. OF 40
Sandwich Bags .... 10¢
Franklin
WAX 98¢
For Moth-Proofing Youn Things- 2 Sizes
• ' (
LARVEX $1.13 & 79¢
One Treatment Lasts a Year
Assorted Flavors
JAMS .... 2-lb. jars 61¢
C. & S. Brand -- With Pork
BEANS ....... can 13¢
Kraft Dinners. 2 for 27¢
Here's a clmc and easy way to
beau't/f/ your floors--at little cost or
effort, Franklin'= Rubber Gloss
CLEANER removes all dirt and old
wax--Franklin's Rubber Gloss WAX
forms o glossy, durable, slip-resistant,
washable coat of protection. No
scrubbing, rubbing or polishing neces-
sary. Buy the convenient combination
packaoe of Franklin's CLEAblER and
WAX today.
......... :., ,,,::,,y::: . .
FannxL,n''
"""" CI£AER & WAX
G LOSS
................................ J
PKG.
FRESH ROASTED
Peanuts
lb. 29c
WHEATENA ....
And Save 15d on your Coffee too! Just buy 1 large
package of Wheatena and save 15€ on a pound of ANY
BRAND OF COFFEE--Just tear off the box top and
give it to usit's good for 15€ off tle price of the
Coffee. This Offer good till February 8th.
GREEN TEA
BACK AGAIN'!
b-Lb.
.t,L.pjg.N:s ' 49c
Lumbermen's Mercantile
[ Estgblished 1895 .......