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Casein extracted from milk is
the basis of a bouillon which has
a tic.h, befy flavor but no beef in
its content.
HOME
LOANS
. Convenient Terms
. Reasonable Rates
* NO DELAY
Mason County Savings
& Loan Association
Title Insurance Bldg.
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
• " III . II .,
Schools Asking for I Wilbert Catto
Shrubbery Donations
A,t effort will be made this f0pens Nursery
spring to beautify some of the 0'n Bay Acreage
school btlildings that lack shrub-
bery. Anyone having shrubs to Fruits of a year's work have
spare tlmt would be satisfactory begun to bear for Wilbert Catto
for this purpose should contact with the first commereiai returns
R. W. Oltman, superintendent of now coming in from the nursery
schools, hc has been shaping on oseveJ
acres of Hammersley inlet water-
Hilicrest Hardware m)nt property.
Remodeling Finished Titled the Aldercroft Nursery,
Remodeling actions which have Mr. Carte aims to propagate all
been in progress tim past several his own stock eventually but in
weeks have now been completed at getting started has been fortun-
the Hil]crest Hardware store, ] ate in securing a large variety of
Owner Jint Roush reports. I clean, healthy stock from leading
Nir/e new fluorescent lighting Northwest nurseries despite the
Tixtures have been installed and a acute shortage during the War
wall separating the merchandise years. He will carry a complete
room from the repair shop has line of nursery stock, greenhouse
been removed, increasing the plants, evergreen shrubs, and
available space and improving fruit and shade trees.
greatly the store's interior ap- At present the Aldercroft Nur-
pearance, sery has 500 Oregon field grown
rose bushes of 40 of the best var-
#OURNAL Want A(IB are used Dy ieties available for marketing and
belated Yule celebration marked
the first occasion in four years
when the Bead family have all
been togetller.
Four of the five brothers are
n6w in civilian clothi'ng again af-
ter longservice with the army
and navy. LeRoy, chief commis-
sary steward in the navy, is now
stationed at the Puget Sound na-
val shipyard. He will be accom-
panied to the family reunion by
his wife, Ruth Ann.
Roy, discharged infantry private
first class and twin of LeRoy, is
now employed in the naval ship-
yard and is residing with his wife,
Pearl, and tbeir young son,
"Butch," 2..
Billy, former IM 2/c in the
Bead Family, Reunited After War, Eats
Christmas Dinner at Belfair Feb. 24
A belated Christmas dinner for now employed by the Seattle Ice
tlte "battling Bead brothers" was Delivery and is unmarried.
held last Sunday at the home of Charlie, :[el'frier arlny ('m'poral,
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert recently recovered from an at-
Bead, at their Belfair home. The tack of recurrent malaria and is
rcstinK before ceturninK lo a civil-
iqn occupation. He is ulmlarric(I.
At one time durinK the war
LeRoy and Billy were aboard
ships :mchored a few hundred
yards al)art during tim battle for
Lnzoll, but colll(l 11o[ have it re-
union because of the situation be-
ing critical in the zone. At the
same time, Chariic was only about
a mile away with an army heavy
artiUery unit.
Arcadia Economic Club
Slates Coming Meeting
The Arcadia Economic Club ntet
with Mrs. O, J. Archambault ca
Tuesday, February 19. This was
n special meeting with Miss Fox-
well giving a demonstration on
....... scores of your trlend a g'Bbd lifie of shade and ever- navy was discharged last week making slip covers.
green trees. Tile Aldercroft Nur- after spending 22 months over-
sery is agent in this area for seas. He is married to tlm for- About 16 members were prcs-
Buckley, Nirsery fruit trees, mer Jean Stevens, of Belfair. They ent, Mrs, Arehambanlt served a
P GenuineA .'l'y S ' L;gat6d a "after'mile bey°nd have a daughter' Sharlene' 2 years h°t hmche°n at n°°n" After theFavorsl
nortl Fairmont Street, the Aider- Bob, former army sergeant, is served.
Sav.a-ge . The next meeting will be March
a-d croft Nursery hs a 20 x 40 green: 8 at the home of Mrs. Art Swear-
- -- house, 900 feet of hotbeds now ingen. There will be a demonstra-
plagted, an4 will cover seven
Strictly =res when completed, Mr. Catto Loan to Britain tion on tieing springs in furniture.
This will also be the birthday
Said. He Drned the nursery bus-; mi meeting for those whose birthdays
• loess while Workhig for the Bon-'As Econo c Aid are in March. A potluck lunch-
nell' Nursery in Seattle. He has " con will be served at noon.
i
vv v v v ,q)..v,v'v ,q).,v v v . v v' , v ,,it ' v v'
Matlock
Grangers, don't forget Grange
Saturday night, March 2.
Albert Winkleman passed away
Friday at; the Shelton Hospital
from a heart attack at the age or
72. Ite was born in 1-3crne, Swit-
zerland. At; the age of fonl'te(?n
be ('Alnlc t(/ MtlSOll county and
made hi:; home first at Cam 1)
then fqrnled the fat'm formerly
owned by the N. C. Nelsons fro"
ten ycars. For the past 30 years
he has lived on his farm in the
Beeville district. Mrs. Winklmnan
is survived by three sons, Edward
of Olympia. Frank of Shelton and
Robert at home, three daughters,
Frances Harris of Montesano,
Glennie Kelly of Camp 3 and Elsie
Wolliver of Tacoma. and 12
grandchildren and he also has two
brothers in Switzerland The
community extends their sympa-
thy to the family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dietz, Fritz
Paul and Mr. and Mrs. James
Nee]', all of Olypmia, Mr. and Mrs.
L. Rossnmier and children and
Richard Neer spent Sunday at
Capolis Beach.
Troop-i0-0.Lays Plans
For Next 3 Months
Plans for three months ahead
were laid by officers of Troop 10
meeting at the home of Gerry and
Jim Hart recently. A scavenger
bunt last Tuesday was the open-
ing event, with a camping trip
for March 9 and 10, and Parents'
New Motors
• Direct from Factory--
• Not Rebuilt
• Not Reconditioned
@ STRICTLY NEW
FOR ALL CHRYSLER CARS
and
INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
KIMBEL
MOTORS
Chrysler- Plymouth - International
306 Olympic Highway
IN
WAR
THE RED
CROSS
livd in Shltoll siDce 19,34 and is
pi, omlent in Masonic !dge ac-
tivities.
Pentecostal Church
Has Guest in Pulpit
' Rev. William J. Caddy of Se-
:attle will be guest speaker and
,,.ger at the Calvary• Pentecostal
Ohurch of Shelton Sunday, March
3; for both 11 a,m. and 8 p.m,
servides, according to Rev. Rich-
ard I. Caddy. Tbe public is Tel-
General Repairing
WE!DING
LUBRICATION
Tire, Battery Service
BITTLE'S
REPAIR SHOP
At Union, near Schoolhouse
Ural E, Bittle, Phone Union 350
NOW IN
P00CE
SERVED
the
WARRIOR
Washington, D. C. (Speeial)---
Appr0yal of the proposed loan to
Grdat Britain will metal more pay-
rols for American Workers, Rep.
Charles Savage (D., Wasb.) de-
clared recently in a radio address
over the Mutual Broadcasting
System.
Rep.. Savage went on to point
out that unless Britain receiws
the 10an, she may be forced to
make preferential, trade agree-
meats with her colonies, to whom
she owes nearly 14 billion dollars.
Thi could amount to a shut-out,
as far as trade is concerned, With
the Unite4 States and could be the
beginning of a new economic war
that might eventually endanger
world peace.
Representative Savage a 1 s o
pointed out that the most import-
ant commercial fact about Brit-
ain's trade relations with the
United States is not that we are
compett0rs, but that Great Brit-
ain is the largest single foreign
customer for American products.
Anothca" important fact is that
Great Britain has for many years
bought much more from us than
her.
Remember your Red Cross was with him . . •
on Leyte, at Iwo Jimo, in Anzi'o . . . or was it
Normandy ? Wherever he was, the Re Cross was
at his side when he needed it n,at, That same
down.to-earth friendly c0nnset a,nd helping hand
• . . that warm and htman touch which hpe4
him through his darkest days and months . • •
will stray with him in 1946 and for as long as he
needs it . . . if you help.
To whom can he turn o the advi he may
sorely need? For assistan¢ in fig his ¢lim? "
The Red Cross has his aswers. Wleo can he
get the ready cash he may need tQ te him over
until his bnefits start to come through? The
local Red Crtss--your Red Cross.
There's a Chapter in every community.
Through it you can give him € strng shoulder
to lean on .... a steady hand to guide him. For
it is your contribution that k¢PS the Red Cross
at his side. Remember, you are the Red Cross
Give Now!
This space Donated to the Red Cross bf
Members are urged to come
early and visitors will be wel-
comed.
Taylor Radio Moves
To Fourth and Cota
New quarters are being taken
up by the Taylor Radio Electric
Night" March 19 the next attrac-
tions.
A farm home or farm building
catches fire every 15 minutes dur-
ing the day in the United States,
and the cost of these farm fires
]totals around a (tuartcr of a mil-
lion dollars each day, reports the
Sales & Service at Fourth and U.S. Department. of Agriculture.
Cota streets in the Bell Building ....................
in the corner space once occupied
by the old Shelton Dairy but more
lately used only for storage.
The Taylor Radio ScIwice is
moving from its location at 123
Cots street to the new quarters
March 1, Proprietor Garold Taylor
announced thk week.
No. 1777.
NOTICE TO CItFDITOIlS
IN THE SUPERIOR COtIR'r OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
FOB. MASON COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate of
WARREN I4. STETSON. Deceaased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: that
the undersigned, Fhn'enee Kendall and
Georgia Loretta Seeley have been ap-
pointed Executors of the Estale of
Warrell I-I. Stetson. (h,eoased. and that
all persons having claims against the
said estate arc lmreby required to
serve tile ssme, duly vel'Jfle(I upon the
said Executors or upon their duly ap-
pointed agent or attorney, J, W.
(.)'aham, Suite 5 Covey Bldg., Shellon,
Washington, the same having been
designated as tile place for the trans-
atttion of the business of said estate,
and file tim same with tile Clerk of
above entitled court togetller with
proof of such Sl}l'VlCP within six
months after first publication of this
notice, to wit: February 21, 1946 or
said elainm will be forever hnr,'ed,
FLORENCE KENDALL
GEORGIA LORETTA SEELEY
Executors of said Estate.
J. W. GRAIIAM Ath)rney for
Executors. Suite 5 G-ovey Bldg.,
Shelton, Washington.
2-21-28--3-7-14- 4t
STATE OF ASIIIIGTON
g)ffic, of Supervisor .f tly(lraulics
Olympia
NOTI('E OF IVATER R/GIlT
AI'PLICATION NO. 6882
TO WIIOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that Emil
Johnson of Olympia, State of Wash-
ington, under date of February 2.
1946. filed with the Stale Supervisor of
IIydraulics, Olympia, Washing'ten, an
application" for a permit to divert the
public, waters of na nnnamed spring
tributary of Deer Creek in the amount
of .01 second-foot, subject to. existing
rights, h)r the purpose of domestic
supply continuousP,, that the appr(x-
imate point eft d'iverMon is h)cated
within NW! of NEq (ff Section 36,
Township 21 N,, Range 3 .V.W.M,
in'ffason Cotulty. ,A nlal) showing the
location and plan ,of said diversion
and the place (ff the proposed use is
on file iu the office of tile. State Su-
rvisor of 1Hydraulics, Olympia,
ashington together with suel other
informati(m as is required by law.
AnY person, ftrnl or eorl)oratlon
whose rLght will be injm'iomly af-
fected by, said applicati'on may file
with 'the State ' Supervisor of Hydraul-
ics, Olympia, Washington, uch objec-
tions or representations, in writing, ,as
he may desire to nmke, within thirty
(30) days after date of last publication,
whieh date is February 28, 1946.
Witness my hand and official seat
th s 6th day of February, A. D. 1946.
State Supervisor of'l-Iydraulics.
RODNEY RYKER.
2-21-28-2t
NO. 1748
NOTICE OF HYARING ON FINAL
ItElOll AND I'ETITION ]FOR
DISTRUcU'rlON
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY.
IN PROBATE
In 'tlm Matter of lhe Estate of
ROBERT E. EADS, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
George R. Ends, Administrator of the
estate of Robert E. Eads. deceased,
has £iled with the Clerk of the above
entitlel .Court his Final Report and
Petition or Distribution, among othm'
things sking the Court to settle and
approve said Final Report, distribute
the property to tie persoms thereto
entitles and to discharge said Admin-
istratm'.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
tle said Final Report and Petition for
Distributkm will be heard on Satur-
day the 30th day of March( 1946 at
the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
at the Court Room in the Court House
in Shelton, Washington.
Dated this 3rd day of February,
1946.
CLARE ENCELSEN
C erk of Mason County, Washington,
(SISAL)
CHAS. R. LEWIS.
Attorney for saidEstate
119 Smtq 4th Street. Bell Building
Slelton, Mason County, Wa.shingten.
2-283-7-14 -21-41
NO. 1789
NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO
PRESENT AND FILE CLAIMS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASIIINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY•
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of ISAAC
S. GOSSER. Deceased.
NOTICE IS' HEREBY GIVEN lhat
tle undersigned Lawrence Gosser has
.been appointed and has qualified as
Administrator of the estate of Isaac
S. Gosser, deeeased and thst all per-
sons havi*4 claims against the said
deeeascd or the said estate arc here-
by reauh'ed to serve the same duty
verified with the necessary vouchers
al, tac]ed upon the undersigned Ad-
ministrator of the said estate or his
attorney of record at the office of
Chas, R. Lewis, 119 Soath 4th Street
Bell Building, Shelton, Mason County',
Washington. the same being desig-
nated as the place for the transaction
of tle business of the said estate, and
file such claims, t:oether with proof
of serviee wllh the Clerk of lhe shove
,nlitledhCourt wilhin six (6),months
after th date of the first publication
of thi,q notice to-wit: February 28th.
:19,16. or all claims not so served and
filed shall be forever harred.
LAWRENCE GOSSER.
dminLstrator of the Estate of Isaac
• Gosser. ,deceased.
CI:IAS. 1., LEWIS,
Attorney for said Estate
11.9 South 4th Str0et, Bell Building,
Shelton, Msson C,)unty, Washington,
2-28--3-7-I¢-21-4t
ORDINANCE NO. 415-18
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO
THE FI RE DEPARTMENT OF
TIE CITY OF 8ItELTON. THE
MEMBERS TttEREOF. AND PRO-
VIDING FOR THE ENROLLMENT
OF EVERY FIREMAN IN THE
CITY OF SHELTON UNDER THE
RELIEF AND COMPENSATION
PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 261
OF THE 1945 SESSION LAWS OF
TE STATE . OF WASHINGTON.
DILCLARING AN EMERGENCY
AND PROVIDING FOR THE IS-
SUANCE OF EMERGENCY WAR-,
RANTS IN THE SUM OF $150.00.
THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF SHELTON DO ORDAIN AS
FOLLOWS :
SECTION I: Every firenmn, botl
paid firemen and volunte,er firemen,
of the City ,)f Shdlton shall be en-
*'oiled under the Relief and Compen-
,'ttion Provisions of Chapter 261 of the
1945 Session Laws of the State ef
Wlslling(oI], . for the pnrp,ose of pro-
riding prote(,tion for all such firenlen
and their familiets from death or dis-
ability arising from thc periormance
of their didies as firemen: provitled
vohlnteer lnelllbers Of the Fire De-
)artlilcnt shall not exced 25 firelllen
or each 1,000 pOllS]alien or fracthm
tllereof, and provided further that in
no case shall the membership of the
Fire Deparhnent of the City of Shel-
toll be less than 1,) firemen.
SECTIQN II: That the City of
Shelton shall, on or before the 1st
Slay of March. 1946. and m or before
the 1st day of March of each and
' ('very year thereafter, pay to the
Tr(m:surer of the State of 'ashington
SUCll alllounts /IS inay be due under
said Chapter 261 of the 19.t5 Session
Laws of the State of Washington.
• SECTION III'. Ther is hereby
c.reated and established a Board of
Trusll,es I'or lhe adlllillisirath)n of
said Chaph'r 261 or tlw 1945 Session
LaWs of the Slate of Vashillgtoll.
which said Board shall consist of tim
,ayor and Chairnmn of tim Board of
he City Commission of the City of
lhelton, Washington, and the City
lerk. and on(, men,bet' of the Fire
Dl)tli'tl]len| to be elected by the illenl-
hers of the City of Shelton Fire De-
partlllt'llt, havillg tt ternl of one y0ar
and annually thereafter, Such Board
of Trustees shall perIorm lheir duties
as provided bv law. The board
of Trustees shall have the power to
nlake provisions fo," the enlploynlent
of a regularly licensed praclieing
physician for examination ef members
of the Fir., Department making appli-
cation for nlombership, at a fee of
$3,00 for eaell fireul[ul exanlined,
whh.h said physician shah visit and
exallline all sick and injured fircnlen,
alld t)erfornl his other dulies as re-
quired by law. A majority of the
:Boar, d of Trustees shall r.onstitute a
qu()rUlll, and lie bushlcss shall be
transacted when a majority is not
uresent, and lie claims shffll be al-
lowed when a majority oi the Board
does not vole in Iavor thereof.
SECTION IV: That an emergency
exists that could not have been reas-
onably foreseen at the time or the
adoption of the 194,5 Budge.t, and that
emergency warrants in the sum of
not to exceed $150.00 be issued for
payment to the Treasurer of the State
of'Washington as required by law.
SECTION V: That it 'is necessary
that this ordinance, take effect im-
mediately for the nnmedlate preser-
vation of Lhepublie health, peace and
safety, in order to comply with the
laws of the State of .'ashington.
Introduced in regular Commmsion
meeting this 13th (lay of February
1946.
Passed in regular Commission nleet-
ing this 19th day of February, 1946.
F. A. TRAVIS,
Mayor
REGINALD SYKES
Commlssloner of Finance
and Accounting
ROY J, KIMBEL.
Commiseioner of Streets
and Public Utilities.
ATTEST :
ALMA K. CATTO,
Actin City Clerk.
(SEAL)
APPROVED :
CHAS. R. LEWIS.
City Attorney. 2/28-1t
Thursday,. .,.,, Februar_ rsday' February 28, 1946
I
', NOTICE OF LEASING OF STATE U M A T I S M
I
LADS First Baptist I n d A R T H R I T I S
TO ALL WI-tOM IT MAY CON-
CI,]I{N I I s is L ) ' ' 'it 'V, T at 1} , J. O. Royce, PJ
following described land," situated in
Mason Comity, 'Wasifington. will hc Snnday School al .sUffered for years "rod %lT] S0
offer(,(l for lease ,m 'ru,sd.tv, lhe 2rid C]ases for all ages. l[lkful that I founci "" ' -' -
day of AI)ri], l,q,16, al |ell ()''h)t'k gl.lll., .} * ._ I relict lrOlh
I Jn front of the C(mrt House ul" A'htsoll MorninK rorsbip [hterrlDle affliction th'tt I will
(:'o(lll[y, at I.)lll)lic .ttl('ll()ll to [ho hi'h- ly
('st bitlder. Na('h bidder will t,, r(,(|tlii'cd Jtmior - ]nterl Y answer anyone writing laC
to deposit a certified cheek, ccrtifieat( Young People ]]tee;c"] OrmatlOn. ]V[rs. Anna Pautz,
) " toJ°x 825 Vanco
[ ¢)f deposit l)ayable to the (?,,unLy Au(I- welt( :he extended ,o , uver, Wash,
i|or. ()F ('atl. eqllat ill aillOtUlt t|) Ill(}
first year's rental t)17 such land ia ac- people.
eordanee with his bid. tog'eth,'r wilh Evening Service P
$2.00. tile statutory fee lor issuhul: a
lease. Irtstrumental
' NO llnprovenlents shall be placed {,11 in (l Con gr egatiol, al Steam
State Lands except by written per-
I mission of the Commissioner. Gospel
No lessee shall without the written U.R.
l eonsent of the ColllnlJssioner renlain
ill poession of the land or iITnprove- •
'merits, after the expiration of the
lease.
I APPLICATION NO. "27,3 (To Lease, MOTORS
The tide lands of the second ('lass. UNITY AND
sitnate in fr)nt ,)f. ad}acenl to ()r
aatti,g apon U,e fonowi.g described CHASSIS
uplands in township 2a north, range 420 Franklin S
',l west. W. M,. 8 p. Ill, '
Lut 8. section 19. h)t 5. section 2{)
and that portion of the tide lands in Supply CO.
ft'olit or lot 9, secti, mt :, lying fast and Mill Sis, Phone 550
of the east line of vacated State Oys-
ter Reserve Plat No. 133 pz)duced
across the tide lands, with a total
frontage of 50.76 lindat chaired, more
or less.
Subject, however, to r'ht of way
.. ,, w. o. ,.,, .,.. SHIP YOUF
272. 273 and 274 filed Deeember 15, Friday--Teach
1930.
Term of lease: 5 years. Leader M.
Annual Rental: $100.00.
Oysters on the above land raised at 1
on day of .-,&re.
Located o the westerly side of
Hood Canal at LiLliwaup, in north-
eastern Masoa Comity. t
NOTE: Lessee intuit be a citizen
of the United States or have declared, FAST FREIG:
ia good faith, his iRtention to become WITH DOOR DELl%
such,Chpter 50, Laws 1921.
Tile above described lands will be
leased, subject to all the terms, con- ii ttle Freight slould be rout
ditions and reservations oI tlle stat- ," racorna Freight v,a Str. Sko(
u,tes, now provided for the leasing of
'hool and Granted, lands. No
lOTE.--Receip.ts for deposits made
with applications to lease luay he nsed
by applicant only, as cash on date
of leasing.
Witne my hand and, seal of office
affixed this 23rd, day of February. 1946.
(SEAL)
OTTO A. CAS
Commissioner of Public Lands
of the' State of Washington.
2-28---3-7-14-21-28-5t
Welcome
TO THE
Church of Christ
10, a.m, and 7 p.m. Each Sunday
Bible Study, Friday, 8 p.m.
2021 Hay Street
Shelton
C. S. Hamilton, Minister
CIvary
Pentecostal Church
120 East Pine St.
Sundy Sch0oi--9:45 a.m.
iVorning Worship--l1:00 a.m.
Sunday Evage]istic, 8:00 p.m.
Wednesday Prayer Meeting,
7:45 p.m.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Rev. R. D. Caddy, Pastor
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
of L. D. S.
Sunday School .............. i0 a.m.
at
Odd Fellows Hall
Listen to
Spoken Word and
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
KIRO--9 a.m.
Sunday
Pres, A. L. Ferwerda
Phone 296J or 52
RADIO
BIBLE Cl
KVL 570
Saturdays 11
SHELTON.
SERVIC
Sunday ........................
Wednesday ..................
Sunday. School .......... '
Reading Room at
302 Alder StW$
Open Monday thru
2:00 to 4 P'¢.I
Wednesday Eve
6:45 to 7:45
Sunday, Mar
"CHRIST JE $0
I '
Christian Science Llte
milable at all time
Church or on request
Branch of The otlle
The First Church 0
Scientist
Boston, Ma
MOUNT OLIVE LUTHERAN CHIfl
HILLCREST--ON THE HIWAY--SHELTOI
Sunday School and Bible Class 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Worship 11 a.m.
The Lutheran HourK V ISunday 7 p.m.
The Rev. WALTER M WANGERIN, Pasto,r
705 Dearborn St., Tel. 395M Clurch Office Tel.
First Methodist
"A Friendly Church in a Friendly
Fourth and Pine
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Sermon Topic:' "Christ's Answer to the Wage
REV. HARDWICK W. HARSHMAN, Pastor
Parsonage 320 N. 4th Telephone 276-W
Time Schedul
Leaves Tacoma daily, exc
Olympia a
Arrives Shelton da
CLARENCE CARL
S0UN00
I
u) ' .... _'.:' j
of l
-by financing the hc
monthly-reducing mot1
tested plan. Loans mac
old-fashioned mortgage
advice and helpful s
People who know an€
Problems.
Dir(
HAZEL
' %V. DRAHAM
If, ' flARTLOW
V. RIDENSTINE
4:
Thurston Count)
and Loan
Telephone 7551
Olympi
re Rea,
Don't be Fooled by Signs of "
YOU MAY STILL HAVE TO HUNT UP YOUR
EAR MUFFS AND RED FLANNELS .--
So
When
Your
Supply
Runs
LoW
or
29Z
and let us fill up your tank with better burning, cleaner, more economical
ASSOCIATED AUTOMATIC BURNER OIL
We have a supply of STORAGE TANKS from 50 to 1,00.0 gallon
for new oil burner installations.
FRISKEN OIL COMPAN'
Mason County Distributor of Associated Oil Products
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