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March 3, 1949     Shelton Mason County Journal
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__ur&apos;dny., :qarei *,  9'i.0. SHELTON-MA,ON. COl 7NT¥_ JOURNAL CANDIDATE FOR SCtlOOL I)II{ECTOI (School District No. 309) l)irectors District Nol 3 A. L. GLENN "Blacky', Glenn has been a resident of Shelton for 30 years and knows the score. Has had 2 children graduate from Shelton High School. Has the coura9e to openly face and overcome difficult situations. A leader in his community. (Paid for by Friends of A. L. Glenn) It is gratifying to see people of Shelton chool District 309 taking a much greater lan usual interest in the school election to e held this Saturday. Several Very capable people have filed for the of- fice of Director. In the interest of the welfare of our Children I have studied the qualifications and back- ground of all candidates and can wholeheartedly rec- ,Ommend the following candidates who aFe all oldtimers in Mason County who now have children in our schools or have had children graduate from the Shelton schools. I recommend them because I believe they will most adequately represent the piople of Dist'rict 309 and give the most impartial efficient administration. ar Director District No. 1 Jesse Baxter 0r District No. 2 Earl Mallinger 0r District No. 3 A. L. Glenn ar District No. 5 W. F. McCann This is an important election and no citizen who i.!nterested in our schools and the welfare of our mtOren should fail to vote Saturday. Sincerely yours CHARLES R. SAVAGE r tor thc youngsters, witi fun and , prizes I'n' all. The grange will i idsn hold a St. Patrick's dance OU March 12. : The money from tile parties will i he used to put a new fhmr, badly i needed, in the hall. A grange committee met at the E. W. Taylor home to discuss I t)lans for reorganizing the dis- i tricts hnd.building a new school m Kamilehe. Those present were ' Mr.- Goodpaster, E. V¢. Taylor, i tert Rau, Row Carr, R. Kelly, Dan i Woods and Lcn Cole. Coffee and (,ake were served later in the evcning, Mr,' and Mrs. Glen Ellenberger i*md children of Renton were vis- , i itmg Mrs. G. Ellenberger to help ! her celebrate her birthday. Later I it, the day they had birthday cake at the E. W. Taylor home. Mr. and Mrs. Welter Ellis of Seattle helped on the occasion as they were at the Taylor home over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Buzz Cole and daughter of Tacoma were visiting over the week end at the Len Cole home. Mrs. A1 Schiller re-cntered the Clinic Monday for an operation. Mrs. W. Origgs passeti away early Monday morn!rig after a long illness. Mrs. E. C. Taylor is visiting a few days in Seattle with her sis- ter, Mrs. J. Arnold. The Fifth Degree Team will practice in its hall Thursday at 8 p.m. More people in Kamilche re- ceived phones this eek and are very happy to have them. Mrs. Orace Petty and Mrs. L. Cole are runntng in the Oyster Bay district for school director. LOST SOMIiYrHING ? Recover. it through a J'ddrnal CLASSIFIED ADVERTIS]fENT. " |THERM0S !! I 'Kamilche Grangers TRIllS/IS THEY SEEM ("t l -] I D** i ((2¢mtinu,'d fr, ml l)a;4e l) * i  1)||| 0 the An(q can Legmn tl fm th( ;,crte(lul g , . • ' : .... , : past 30 .years, .... those l)ri 1. .I>lcs. o...+., n. March 4 l.*,,,e been ,,,,,sol. ,dhe,'od t,. I(iIL.I Ult ' /Many l)coplc hav( ('rit, iciz,,d Le- ! A Bingo party will be held on glen members :is b('inK tmdis(.i- I i March .tth at 8 p.m. at the Pro- plined and too fun loving; (thet's gress Grange hall. have said that the orgnnization's i There will be a special table;leadership was iml)elled I)y poli- l00|resfon¢ i ileal motives, while st ill <Khel's have aceuscd vett.ralls ol treasul.y robbing, hilt the }listory of 30 years of effort by the L('gion ill Shelton stands in answer' to the critics. Many Rood things for the COlnnlunity have conic as a reslllt of their idealistic ambitions and certainly the cause of American- ism have been advanced by their acts and example. Slclton's Fred B. Wivell post on Tuesday night honored their 30 years of organ- ization here and the men who have served as post commanders during that long period. O IXTEEN years ago Franklin D. Roosevelt was given pow- er as Presideut of the Unitecl Statc after he hilled the people of the nation by his dulcet tones that said: wages were tom law for the workers, too many were ill housed and ill clothed, the farmer was ill treated and with- out the modern facilities possess- ed by other and more fortunate citizens, monopolists were starv- ing out the little fellow, and many I of our people should be assiste(l With social gains, He had sixteen years in which to correct those abuses and ,hortcomings, and the New Deal made such progress, besides changing the characters bf people to the extent that many are nov" convinc.ed that the gov- ernment will take care of them through any circumstances. Now comes President Harry Trulnan in his January 5 State of the Un- ion message which outlines his "Fair Deal" program. He says in effect : "We are suffering from exees- siveiy high prices. "Ore' prochmtion is still not l large enough to satisfy our de- mands. "Our minimum wages are tom low. "Small business is losing ground to growing monopoly. "Ore" farmers still face an ira- certain future, And too marly of them lack the benefits of modern civilization. "Some of our' natm'al resources are still being wasted. "We are acutely shm, t of ('b,o- tric 7Dower. although the means for developing such power ore abundant. "Five million families are still living in slums and fire-traps. Three million families share their homes with others. "Our health in far behind the progress of medical 'science. Pro- per medical care is so expnsiv( that it is out of reach nf a great majority of our citizens. "Our schools, in many locali- ties, are utterly inadequate. "Our Democratic ideals are of- ten thwarted by prejudice and in- tolerance," Panhandle Group Holds Conference i d SCtlS;CC;;: '' }',',2'"';12;;7;,' ' +m- mer cam]) dates were set; at ',hllv 18-22 and the Mas(m cmmt.y dates were set for.July 25-29. Menlbor: decided timt because of illsltrall(:e restricti(ms the canlp slmuld nev- er be rente(l to any outside grOllp. Bill Looney, leader of the two coulli ieS llow 'l-It forestry pro- gram made a report on ftlturc plans. The first camp, which had been originally scheduled f(>r Jan- uary bllt postponed becallSe of snow, will be hehl Saturday and Sunday, March 19 and 21). The forestry program will 1)e eon(hlct. ed for 4-H boys from the two Cotlnties who are 14 years or older. Looney is a forester at the South Olympic trec farm. Other guests at the meeting in- cluded Oscar Lcvin of the South Olympic tree farm; Dave aame editor of the Simpson Lookout; and Robert Trcnckman, St'., from the Satsop Valley. SON BORN Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Northncss of 2028 Hay Street b(,came the )arents of a son born Fcbrlmry 24 at tile Clinic Hospital. The new arrival weighed 8z pot|nds. WILBERT S. CATTO Representative of EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Life Insurance & Retirements Aldercroft Nursery Phone 591-W BEAUTIFUL FLOOR COVERINGS Make Such a Difference In Your ttome's Appearance! CHOOSE THE COLOR AND PATTERN To Harmonize Best In Your Home From Our Fine Stock of Enamel FLoor Coverings Asptmlt Tile Rubber Tile New Plastic Linoleum Imported Burlap-Back Scotch Linoleum INSTALLED OR LAY IT YOURSELF • Easy Terms -- 3 Years to Pay Lawton Lumber Owned anti Operated by Everett Dilhm and Joe Simpson 420 Sourly:First St. Phone 56 OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL NOON '---- i i i i the most magnificent array of sport shirt ¢olors you've ever seen Soft pastels. Colors that sparkle like a gem. lqaming 9.95 hues as briglt as a sunset. They're all here in our famous Stradivari Shirts. Pick several for different occasions... subdued tone5 for leisure..• brighter tones for golf and / 1 F a m o u $ • sports.., high colors for hunting and resort wear. But Firestone T"°S w°rds c°m'g 'r°m the color isn't dm whole story. The Stradivad Shirt is champion of the modern "Fair qtudity-plus. The cream of American ,ihirting fabrics. Deal" sound so much like those that came from the originator of Piped seams. Meticulous care in buttons, needlework, the "New Deal" of sixteen :vars ' ..... i .+ i: , , STANDARD=, " =. v..=,,TIRE ago, that most people are ioing ,; and all dctai/s. Itrs a shirt you*II,wear with pride for  5, ) to wonder just what has been town or country, business or leisure. ® hi ii'l=h accomplished'during the past six-  teen years and when the eorrec- tlon of such abuses and improve- DURING OUR LEADERSHIP SAtE meats of our American system Your Choice of 19 Colors t J (::US and situation was it, the 'hands ' Fine at :,i1:(,l, YOUpay iii1. = of Mr.of Roosevelt and Mr. Tru- Miller's Men's Shop man. Just how long the Ameri- i can public will follow th*e 'Pied I 'Ca,,g'kfa,' Piper such promises is hard to t , Only Plus Tex understand and determine, but[ some return to individual initative I Sfielton Hotel Building Phone 609 • 6.00"16 seems necessary or we will go SaveSave--Save at thie reduced like other nations who depended price! There's no inflation, in Firestone Tire prices ! You et silent tread ! .C,,ve-|,ipping "aatety suonlde;! Famous Gum-Dipped eor ooy! Lifetime Iguarantee! Buy aud save today . . . and you'H etiH have new three on your ear OQ' next spring. I D H I MISS THESE HOUSEWARES BAR6AINS! • Reg. $309 Bueksaw, wi, th 30-in. blade .......... $1.69 Trade.In Reg. 98¢ ThermometerS, indoors or outdoors 59¢ Reg. $5.95 -Piece Knife Set ..................... $2.69 d..pLOW&N¢li i" TOUH. OU.A.LE. SER,.CEALE '1 AUTOMOBILE SEAT COVF_JS I; D Yottt. aid ]Battery " For oupes, uoacnes and Sedans " [°=-a., .ram '8.4.5 to $14.S ! 00.'e$t0.e st= Tn=s= "A-DWAR| VALUliS! ' '11 : ....... tt ] i.A T T E R Y >:::::::s ...... . ..... ......... , ..... ........ :..,.. :s:...R,'....  ......... ,.::.,...',::. :::: Get this 14-eiece %,I$c1, i Big 15-Piece 1/4n. Square Drive SOCKET WRCH SET Square Drive SOCKET W R!iiN CH .SET 'ormrZy Z3.95 Reg. 16.95 Value 8€tl • no= o,ay ational Reduction I Famous Gilbert llRM CLOCKS 'lrly Sell .for 2.39 Now so strongly on their leaders, Ii . i ii Oldsmobile Means More Car For Your Money -Futuramic Design, Hydra-Matic Drive, and High.C0mpressi0, "Rocket" Engine! := , _====-- a,. tI, IVlIRII--We will deliver all W O.!ohis at be lieat imibl date el with lUteduetlo,. ICII--We w;ll charge no nto than the delivered prices susgested by klsmoJafle,]lo of Genersl Motora. Buyer will reeeiv¢ au lzJm=e Dill o1[ sale. II!IADIIN$--We will tak your order and deliv yohr ear without requiring a trade-in. However, we have many vahmd used car cttomers we woldd like YOUR to eupply, and we will give you a fair and reasouahle allowance on your present car. FINANCING--You ;nay pay cash for y,)ur new Olds- mobile or finance it wherever yo] wish. We will be glad to furnish low cost tinance and insurancc. terms. ACCD$ORI|$--All cars are delivered with accessories as ordered, and prices are tigured to cover these. We will add no "extras" except timse customer orders. 0 L D S M O B I L'E D|AL|R At these Shelton Del. Station Wagon , 3355.1(] Series "98" Club Sedan ......... Y,7959.10 Deluxe Club Sedan . 3033.10 Sedan 3033.10 Deluxe Sedan . 3107.1(] Del. Convert. Coupe 3486.15 Delivered Prices ! Peel off Your Car's Winter Rust and Mud with POLISH AND CLEANER FOR ALL FINISHES and CHROME RUST REMOVER Now Only 49 MORE AUTO SUPPLY VALUES Reg. 98¢ Underhood Light - , 59€ Lumbermen's Mercantile 1Fitesfone00 DEALER 311 Railroad Avenue Phone 305 7 " Prices include radio, Condition-Air heater, defroster, rea¢ fender panels, turn stgnol, de luxe steering wheel, horn butlon, electric clock, automatic glove box tlghtond, on Series "98," Hydro-Matte Drive and oil filthY. Series "7G" State and city taxes, if any, extrc Club Coupe ..$2250.4S Hydra-Motlc Drive optiona at e,tr Deluxe Club Coupe ....... 2343.10 cost on the Series "76." White side- Club Sedan .......... 2280.80 wail tire; Optional at extra cost on Deluxe Club Sedan ...... 2370.10 Town Sedan ........... 2339.45 oll models. All prices sublet, to chang Deluxe Town Sedan.._2433,10 without notice. Prtcos may vary s(ighIly Sedan ......................... 2350,45 in adioing communities becaus oF Deluxe ,edan ....... 2442.10 transoortatlon chorues. Convertible Coupe ....... 2608,10 t IB NELL CHEVROLET CONPANY Phone 777 or 778 First and Grove Streets