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This is the textb(lok season.
One glance at the offices of
Cou:aty Schoal Svpl. J. E. Martin
.and City Scho(ll HIJH. H E. L,iop,
lc, ts the eat ouL of ltm l);ig, or
takes the veil off the s(as(m.
Salllt)le, f-lets ill" textb(oks ire
arriving m nearly every lnail
from publishing coinpmiies all
over the country, And tile duece
ff it is. the two superintendents
agree, the sets are ulliformly ex-
cellent, ITlaklrlg it extremely (Ill'-
Unde FullSwing ""'"""' ........ ''+ ..... '+ .....
r presston find t;qorlonlie injusti(.p.
They wanted to e:;t;tbliLh them-
,'v., lvo. where, they could t,nj'ay mt
Ollly [)+ilitictl liberty and l<,lil4'i+ll,\rnnduis re shown ns they took their
drily automobile trip n,oun¢l WashinI{hm shortly after the 82-year-
old jurist ann(".lll',2d his rel]r(,n]cnt from the Supreine CourL
Knotty Prot)lems
0f Agriculture
In County Aired
By CLINTON ()KEI{Wi'ROM
lift)tin I y AK'ellL
At the |'ariil .lll(I holiit • pro-
1 ralli piallliing coiiiilii I 14,o ill),('[-
irlgs rnal]y iiltt, rt.slilll4 lnc{+q h;ivo
been pointed out relative t++ ;J.,-
ricultur( of Mils(ill CI)llllty. The
('ommittees Itre listing the ])l't)b-
lems of the c(Jllliiluililit,.<l a, ii(I
COUnty atilt e,(JtlsiderillL,, p+s:qible
sohition to these problems.
The problenls coosidered hav(
been relative Lo dairying, beef
cattle, swine, shet,p0 pldlitry, liir-
keys, fol'll[c croiis i'Cl'¢':l] ;lii(I
huh slid lrec frui Tile pro-
ductioli t)f tilers uid b(+tter qtial-
lty l>oug]latt ha,:g (,tlliil. ill f ,) r
colllider:lb]t, discus;ioiL Ill this
c, onl'leetion 'rellLel' yic]dil i)er ItCl'l,,
wlts pointed (in| fin ill.ecss} LI".
This is to L)(" l,c('ttriltilis}led
tllroug]l beller liiali;l?,-einiit, su(,n
;Iv pasture rot:ilion rcllovatiorl,
resee(liug :ili(I use (1; pllosphtos.
With the Ulq)ticaliou f tile tll ):-
phate tile alll(3Ull L ,it h,Numes
would be iner('{Lset[, t[lllq llllpFO%] -
ing the quality i)f lho Ieoll. It.q/,
of ;lilag'e With tilSl) ('oll:-;ider-d :i,
an essential pail ill dairy ltlltll-
at4 ew£elll. I inprtwei quality of
dail*y herds lhroul;4h s(,h!otioli (If
bt,tte, r Hires is also iiq.essary
(;onirnitlee int:li bt,rs fcll [hat
Ill(, lossil)ilii.lt, s tor tact,f, sheep,
and swhio ILre vt.q:'y limited, The
l.lossibilitie )1" pt)llltry ii<l hirkey
productioli show favorably if ¢co-
lion'lic cotitims will Wii,rrallt if'.
The pro(hlel,ioil ill bilslf fruits
is base(1 >n the IIt'le];tlllt Of lUVti,l
winerie,q+ It is jl(m<+.;ibh , I h a t
the aerellgo (if grape,s anti h)Kiul-
I)errles may be in(r0iise(l [o ineot
the local d' ll,lui.1, , ltere :lgaill,, it
wits felt that with proper fer-
tilizing ttle .viehl pt.,r :tcl'( i+Itil be
tl]creased. Vvill t.er i,(ivi,i- crops
lwing t)lnved urJdt'F HN l{-reen
has developed a IIt'w nation, not ina[ltll'e, ;lll([ the use ¢t ph,.+qltillte
oBly in a physica,1 se, rise bill al,qO wliN rel:onirltend(!d ;l i'iivtlr;t, ble
in its mental and lnoral charac- i )ra('tice>%
teristics. The iiiterlnarrying ell The possibility (it s+ml<' :LI'CtlS in
L h t+ different nationalities with the coulity j)r(Jch/cillg pe'lcht, s wa.s
A picture that makes you frill 'file )ber- nlnoo llr qdv h.
in love, With life,,. I Is00 young Oregon filbc!'tlt ttmt
AIs- ............. , [ are ahowing good growth, and Lhe
--mn,M ur /ra- /i owner pias to develop his nur-
MATINEE SUN AT 2 15 P M r le and make
* : " "]lsery on t la ge sea , , '
I I "it his future business,
Lhc mixtuz'c of dispositions, rep-
+esentative of eacll erie, produced
a new people, with pliaat ehar-
acteristics+ Therefore the com-
)osite chara,cter of our population
is due to the different elements
wtltch have contributed to the
making of the American people.
Our civilization is It rich &lid
colorful one; our culture i'+ as
composite as our pe()ple.
The amalgamation of the s e
people gives us today a nation or
religious tolerance, political free-
dora, a.nd social equality,
Holly, Filbert Nursery
Started On Oberg Farm
Herman LoreTIzen. was ill from
Agate district today showing an
odd holly leaf bearinff t fairly
good picture of an Easter bunny
in a yellowed spot on the leaf. He
is engaged in setting out 340
young holly trees for his neigh-
bor, C. W. Ob,rg, of' HoquiP, m Mo-
tors, who is getting a good start
on nursery development, The
trees I;ing set are of the Eng-
lisl variety, and preferred fur
:ommercial purposes.
It[no considered. Because of the
ah'ca(ly over-supplied niarkel; it
wits considered advi.:able to keep
away from i'aisinK a pph,, ] and
cherries with lhe (,xt'tpiitm of IOP
home use [tlld spe(',hll Ir:tde
SHELTON-MA.qON COUNTY IOURNAE
i ii i • i i - - ill ----
Masonic Program
Features Account
(if Famous lMge
TW(I second degrees were con-
tel'red by M/. Moriah hldge last
night tl. its armual George Wash-
lligloit hireLing :l Masonic Tenl-
pie, which was featured by a talk
by A. O. SehunuiOiler, Rrtyonier
electrician, (llIa visit lit, lnade tO
ttlt} (}oorge Wtshingtoli h)dge, £tt
A lOxalidrh-i, Vii'girlie,
l{e described the, Masonic hilll
of Alexandria and many of the an-
tklUeS kept there. The chair that
George Washington used to sit in
as lie presided over the Masonic
nleetblS of tle. early da.ys of the
United States Is now encased in
141ass. Schumacher sltid, because
visltlll's defa.ced it bttdly taking
S()llVelllr pieces froln it.
A reproductiou (if the chair was
made and the original put hehind
ffhiss.
BIrTTON blAKERS FN VITED
TO PORT ANGELES LODGE
Their reputation for "making
lmttons" is spreading so tire But-
ionnial4ers team of Mt. Moriah
Lodge is getting invited around to
placeS.
Zresterday an invitation to pre-
sent the "button degree" at Port
Angeles Marsh 18 was received .....
slid accepted. The invitation came
zi,s a result of the fine program
the Mr. Morial team presented
:It I+ort Tow/ls(Ind seine weeks
;t(;.
! Tides of the Week]
SHELTON, WASH. |
Ily lf. N. I.),lH. of ('oinliierce I
! ___J
Fri. Low 3:2(; a,m 3.9 ft
,+,
14'etl 24 }ligh 9..,Ja.nl. 14.31t,
Low 4 : IO p.nl. 1.6 fl:
llit4h I(1:31 Irltl 12.4 it.
Sit['. LOW 4 :l{J :l.ln. 5 0 ft.
14"Pb. 25 t-tilth .0:57 ;tAil 14.() ft.
l,tlw 4:58 p.m 1.2 ft.
High "l I :,*]9 p.m, 12,',I ft.
.SUn. Low .i:0:, ;t.lil. !' 9 fl..
I4"4't). 2G lligb 10:34 :t.i,l 1.3,7 ft.
Low 5:53 l),rli. 0.9 ft.
Men. High 12:59 I.l.lil, 17+.'1 I"L
Feb. 27 Low 6:09 a.m. 6.S ft..
High 11:28 a.ul. I."{.4 ft.
Low (1:5(; t' ,n. 0.5 ft.
'Pus,% I.ligh ?.:24 a.m. 12,7 ft,
NEW BY-LAWS TO BE
CONSIDEBEI) MAll(ill 4
At Lhe next regular commtini-
elation of Mt. Moriah Lodge sche-
duled for March 4, t new vet of
by-laws will be presented for the
nlenllcrship's approval aud adop-
lion.
75 Moose Attend
Ilomecoming Fete
Confined to members of the
hldge and their families &lone, the
anntl<tl Moose homecoming ball;
quet and program of the Shelton
lodge Tuesday evening drew a
erowd of 75 persons.
Talks by City Attorney Charles
R. Lewis on George Washington,
and by ex-mayor L. D, Hack wel-
coming tile homeeomers aud eulo-
gizing the spiiit of fellowship t(
be found in the Moose lodge were
features of a higllly interesting
prograln arranged by Nolan Ms-
SOil.
]lhtess prevented J. A. Campbell
of Tacoma, former president of
the N. W. Moose Association, from
fulfilling" his engagement as the
hon-lecoming speaker,
There was Method
In Madness, Maybe
If you're a cake eater you'll
envy J. E. Martin.
The .county school superinten-
dent recently complimented the
14'ob, 2t4 Low 7:29 a.nl. 7.2 fl,. Grapeview Mothers' Club for put-
ltigll 12:30 I).ln. 1:/.2 ft. tins out the finest display of cakes
l,uw £:(11 p.ni. 0.1 t't. he had laid eyes on and set tooth
Wed. l/igh 3:36a.ni 13.4 ft, into hi his frequent visits to vari-
March 1 Low :47 a.nl 7.0 ft. otis ctmnty school gatherings. The
High t:42p.m. 13.2ft, remark found its way into the
L;w 9:03 p.ni. -0,3 ft. public prints, aa such things some
times do.
en i • •
Announcl g
Reduced Gas Rates
TO BECOME EFFECTIVE MARCH 28th, 19:1+)
Cook with Gas and Save Money
' e
l'ak+, advantage of these new h)w l'ate, s
Free Installation
, , , . ( , '' t l'ad(-in,!..
on :dl new equipm(aat and liberal ,ill )wallc( , on
SHELTON 6AS COMPANY
Now Martin has M1 the ladies
trying to out do Grapeview cake
bakers, A typical example was
the piece of cake which arrived
in the mail the other (lay from
Edna M. Conner of the Agatel P.-
T. A. "Isn't this just a couple of
nitches above that Grapev[ew
cake," an attached note asked.
Robert Fieser Is
Winner Of Bicyele
With a brand-new, streamlined
bicycle t() show for his efforts,
Robert Fieaer, 8-year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fleser, 803
Cots St,, emerged today as the
winner of the Young Btminees
Buihlcr's catnpaign taged by,Me-
Builders campaign stage l)yMc-
Conkey's Pharmacy.
With nearly 40 prizes being gi-
ven away, every participant in the
contesl received some award for
his efforts.
14"olh)wing young Fieser to take
Lhe fir:it Len '" ,'
plIz(.,s in the contest
were Shirley Clay, Janice King,
Je.ui Fish, Harohl Lambert, Her-
by' Angk,, Billy Valley, Billy
Boo(h, Jovita Duraild and John
Gunter,
C. C. COLE, Manager,
122 So. Third St, Pho)ie 8711
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You'll feel i)ett('r..,
look Sll'i:U't'r and
ther(?ll h(? : s})rin£' in
y011i" ,{0]) wtlen yell
shed wint;0r- weary
clothes and (h)i: a new
Spring sui(.
And if you're looking for finer
. • . longer wearing clothing--
CLOTHING WITH EXPERT
CRAFTSMANSHIP -- you're
sure to appreciate the wide
selection here. We strongly
urge you to make an early
choice and AS A SPECIAL IN-
DUCEMENT (To March 4th in-
clusive).
We are givinlt'--
ABSOLUTELY FEEE
with Each Suit An
ELECTRIC DRY SHAVER
29.5O
AND
32.50
Serve Interesting Dinners During
In other words: SERVE TASTY SEA
Get the tang of the salty sea into your Lenten
delightful combinations of delicious foods selected
fine stock of quality merchandise.
PRICES EFFECTIVE FRI. SAT. &
(No charge for alterations.)
1-YEAR
WRITTEN
GUARANTEE
Saimon <,. /
"Golden Anchor" Columbia 3
River. 151/2-oz. cans. " cans .....
71/z-OZ. CANS, 2 for
Minced Clams, 2 for .........
Sea-Shore--A Grays Harbor Product. Tall cans.
Tuna Fish, 1/z-size 15€;3 for.
Fish Balls, 2 tins ...........
In Bouilllon. Fine quality Norway--No. 1 size,
B&M Fish Flakes, 2 cans ....
The solid meat of codfish and haddock. Cooked
Tu.a Flakes, 3 cans .........
Mid-Pacific, light meat.
Alaska Red Salmon, 2 for
Reliance--Have a few cans in house for emer
Sound Brand Salmon, 4 cans.
15V-oz. size.
Pearl
Shortening, 4-lb. pkg. 41; 2.lb.
Broom, with Toy Broom, both
"Little Royal"--New stream line, soft tip, light
Thompson's Double Malted
Chocolate flavor, and handsome
Pocket Knife, both ..........
Med. Size Triple
White
DISH
16
N.o. 1
Pot
For
Emporium, Solid pack. 2i,/2 size.
Qualily Meats
Prices Effective
Fri. and Sat.
CHICKENS.. lb. 23c
Heavy local.
Colored Fryers t,. 30c
ROAST BEEF ........... lb. l
Go're. Inspected Baby Steer.
BACON SQUARES ........ lb. 18€
PURE PORK SAUSAGE ... lb. 21€
SALT PORK .............. lb. 19€
COLUMBIA BACON ....... lb. 29¢
Lean, Sliced. No Rinds.
Lard or Shortening ...... 2-1bs..21€
Carsten's Pack.
Bright Fall "'- ..... =
SALMON ................. lb. 15¢
FRESH SMELT 3-1bs 25¢
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Reg. price of pa
Oranges 2-doz ,
Sunkist--The world's finest, richer juice, finer
Potatoes, 50-1bs .............
NO. 2.
Carrots, bunch ..............
Fancy Bunch.
Macaroni or Spaghetti, per bag
3-1b. Cello bags.
Wide.
Egg Noodles, l-lb. cello bag ..
Fisher's,
Pancake & Waffle Flour ,./10
For Extra Special Dinners Try Our:
FROSTED VEGETABLES AND
(kept in cold storage)
On Order--
CORN, PEAS, ASPARAGUS
STRAWBERRIES, RASPI
FANCY DELICIOUS APPLES and D'ANJOU
Our Shipment Of:
New Garden Seeds Have
Get your Sweet Peas, Garden Pea=, & Onion Sets in
1ST NO. 1 GRADE SELECTED 2-YR.-OLD
BUSHES. 10 varieties 3 for .....................................
Lumbermen's Mercantile Co.
Your (7omplete I)el)artment <Store "WHERE QUALITY MEETS
TOMATOES .. 3 cans 31€
Irradiated for health and Babies.
Carnation Milk 4 cans 25€
Sugar Peas.. 6 cans 29€
Argo or Country Crest. l-lb. cans. Doz ............................... 55¢
Spinach.... s cans 29€
Vel Vita pack. Large No. 2z size. Doz ............................ $1.09
I SPERRY
DIFTI
Complete selections of Worsteds, twists, gabardines, in stripes,
herringbone, plaids and checks. Single and double-breasted 49-LBS.
models, plain or sport backs. Sizes 35 to 46.
BUY THE SUIT YOU WANT ON OUR EASY CREDIT PLAN! 24-1hs ....
I i ill li
White Corn. s cans 2Sc
No. 2 size. Phillip's or Ever ready. Doz ............................... 93¢
DiffFTED SN0W FLOUR
LWhile they last)