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March 6, 1947     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Thursday, 6, 1947. CLAR'MEL iNN Saturday, March 7 A New Menu Designed for Your Pleasure STEAKS • CHICKEN ® SEA FOODS Seven Days a Week - 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. "A Dining Adventure In Scenic Surroundings" Now Open for Business f l ,.. In Our Location on 00lnteJui(ce°r.95. €). qt. 33¢[ Mountain View y,s G,ant S,zo 006-o001 he ,mate Jmce .... 47!00 S iton Lumber n-Aire, Fancy (Doz. 2.05) 20'i! 'apefruit .... .2/001 . Company .e y Gold, Whole (6 for 1.65) 2^/ )ricots 30-oz. can stone Elberta Halves 2§ "0', bby's Peaches .. for $2.05) ira, Italian (4 Cans 95¢) 29"0[' une Plums ..... 2@ raid Bay (6 Cans 85¢) hey Spinach DUe to present conaztions our services Will be limited for some time, but as SOon as possible we will handle a complete line of building materials. PHONE 657 P.O. BOX 598 L LOW PRICE )RICOT ALVES lay, U npeeled (6 Caln$ 1.45) -OZ. CAN 25;¢ Highway, ments 19- OZ Heinz Cream Of PEA SOUP .... ll-oZ, Chicken-Noodle Campbell's SOUP Boy-At-Dee, 8-Oz. SPAGHETTI Worchestershire Sauce, 5-Or. LEA & "PERRINS Golden Grain, 1-Lb. Jar Chicken & Noodles r Moneta Brand, 11-Oz. CHILI SAUCE t (No. 4 in the Mason County Creamery Scrapbook contest for $60 in cash prizes.) "B" stands for Beauty-r-you can be A kid that looks as good as we. Drink plenty of THIS MILK each day, We got our rosy cheeks that way. Levy PRICE 00STYLE SPECIAL Truck Overturns, 2 In Hospital, 3rd Jailed As Result When their sheet metal works truck from Aberdeen overturned Thursday evening about one mile this side of Union, Alvin Hurlbert of Aberdeen, driver, was taken to the Bremerton hospital suffering from scalp lacerations and a back injury. Eero Meirla, of Aberdeen, and a passagencr in' the truck, was lodged in the Mason county jail charged with being drunk on a public highway in a car, and Ross McHenry of Union, whom the two men had picked up near the Webb cut-off, was taken to the Shelton hospital suffering from fractured ribs. The two jkb- erdeen men have been working at Aldcrbrook Inn near Union. The truck failed to make a curve and skidded on the highway, land- ing right-side-up, across the lane of travel, according to State Pa- trolman Harold Leonard, who in- vestigated the accident. Patrolman Leonard also stated that Hurlbert will be brought back to Shelton as soon as he is able to be removed from the hos- pital for further questioning. NSL Insurance Liberalized By New Legislation Legislation signed by President Truman February 21 further lib- eralized National Service Life In- surance for 10,000,000 World War II veterans who permitted their insurance to lapse after discharge, Theodore Sowers, Veterans Ad- ministration contact representa- tive at Olympia, said today. The new law granted General Omar Bradley, veterans adminis- trator, authority to determine N SLI reinstatement conditions by -administrative regulation. General Bradley immediately declared that veterans may rein- state their "G.I.': insurance until August 1, 1947 merely by paying two monthly preimums provided the veterans are m as good health as at the time their poli- cies lapsed. The decision gives Washington veterans alone another chance to reinstate $1,000,000,000 worth of lapsed NSLI without taking phys- ical examinations to determine in- surability, Sowers, commented. A previous deadline for reinstating NSLI by comparative health state- mcnt expired February 1, 2947. "The opportunity to reinstate National Service Life Insurance without physical examination vi- tally affects many thousands of veterans ad.their families in this state," Sowers concluded. "We urge each veteran to investigate the advantages of his government insurance." Full infDrmation or assistance in applying for reinstatement of NSLI may be obtained by writing or visiting the VA contact office at Thurston county court house, or the VA regional office, Federal Office Building, Seattle. Belfair qr vv v v v'P'V'qr v v .v 'v v''qr-r .(P'-qfr VVVl Mrs. Rosa Mann had the pleas- ure of entertaining over the week end Miss Elizabeth Juesckli of Milwaukee, Wise., and her fiance, Victor Sokolouski of Bremerton. Miss Juesckli is a noted singer. of Milwaukee. It is hoped that Belfair may have the pleasure of hearing her beautiful mezzo so- prano vome ill the near future. She is charmed with our coun- try and hopes to make her home here. One baby shower is a thrill but a double baby shower is a sensa- tion. Two young mothers-to-be and 35 guests can verify that. The shower was held last Wednesday afternoon, February 26, at the lovely home of Mrs. George Pope honoring Mrs. Donald Beck and Mrs. Harold Allen. It was given by Mrs. George Pope and Mrs. Dawn Eddy. The gifts were ex- quisite and practical. Fortunate indeed will be the little new ar- rivals. Games were •played and refreshments served. Tantalum has been discovered in quantity by prospectors near Ross Lake/ Northwest Canada. This hard metal With a high melt- StTELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAIJ I THE FORUM-00 Shelton, Wash. Editor Mason County Journal, Shelton, Wash. Dear Sir: I wish You would[ k write an article in The Journal[ on humanity to animals. It happens so often out here, t cats and dogs are dropped from l cars by people living in town, I who get tired of caring for their pets, especially if they get sick. This morning a sick pup was left in the yard and the party drove off quickly. We have dogs of our own, healthy dogs, for we love them and care for them. I wonder if people who do things like that ever stop to think not only of the trouble they cause others but that a dog croft exist without help from we humans, cats can take care. of themselves at the expense of our game bird and song birds, but not a dog, especially a pup. If people are tired of:their pets and can't find a proper home for them the .thing to do is have a vet put them out of their misery. Sincerely, . JOSEPHINE CLARK ,qr v ,v v v  ,qr ,qr ,tcv ,qr v ,qr ,e  'v'vv v ,qr.v,qe,11 , Grapeview Howard Seiners was elected last Saturday for a three year term to the board of directors of School District 54. Cards have been sent out to everyone saying, and we quote, "Don't miss the 'Baby Show! Com- munity Club, March 7, 1947, 7:30 p.m Bring babies by special re- quest only." This promises to be interesting and of course the show will be held at the school house. The Red Cross drive is on, as you know, and as there will be no house-to-house canvass this year, Grapeview is meeting this obliga- tion through its various clubs. We have been reminded to ask those who have not contributed to the Red Cross this year that there will SCHOOLMAN PENS SMOLDERING ARTICLE ON SMOKING PROBLEM The extra curricular interest in his pupils shown by Bruce Schwarck, princii4al of Shelton Junior High School, was express- ed in an article written by him entitled "Do Your Pupils Smoke? Ours Do" and published in The Clearing House, a national publi- cation for junior and senior high schools. The dilemna of school teachers Norman Bill Asks Pilot Plants For Wood Waste Uses Washington, D.C., Feb. 27 Congressman Fred Norman today introduced a bill to set up pilot plants in the Northwest, to de- velop new uses for wood and wood waste, and improve present forest products. "This is a bib to create 'new job' factories," Norman explained. "This measure authoress the Sec- retary of Agricluture, through the Forest Service, to establish and operate pilot plants in Washing- ton, Oregon and Idaho to explore new uses for wood, improve pres- ent practice and to develop means of utilizing wood by-products now wasted. This may be done in co- operation with colleges, private industry or independently by the Forest Service, but the bill con- tains a safeguard against govern- ment competition with private in- dustry. " "In plain words," Norman said, "this means that the pilot plants will be only used to discover new wood products, and develop pres- ent processes to a point where industry can take over. This bill will increase the value of the state resources, and in that way will provide both the workers and operators with more income. It will create two jobs where only exists today. °neI expect both tle Forest Ser- vice and the forest industries, in- be a booth at the Community Club eluding their employees, to sup- meeting next Friday evening port this bill," Norman stated. "It is certainly designed to help Mr. and Mrs. Ira Palms enter- them all. I can envision a time rained Olympia visitors on Febru-, ,, he- with low cost h, dr- eo*ri  ary 16th m honor of th birthday l o r new we .... i p we , 0u prouuczs, m- of their daughter, Patric a. Those rr.qd farm nrnchwfin, n Ch enjoying the party were Mr. and J,',m'n"';'",' Mrs. Win. G. Palms, Mrs. Marie] ''l"'indri "'-''o' r:2 Jones, Gary Jones and Patricm nrosneritv will bein for Wash Palms, besides the host and host-. -" ¢ .... ." .... " mgon ann ls sister smes ess. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Palms spent ] . " last Sunday in Olympia with Mr.[ anw arm- ars'" wm."" G. Palms ann ................ vr .'= ............... ........ iede [ Mrs. Hathe F. Roundtree was ann mrs. win. cnn r. ...... r" hi fo  -l appointed adminmtratrix of the 'rea cnwlnn nu t s 0; aE] ........... Juanita Roundtreo estate and her nlgn senool ms weeK ana nas Deeni h.. ,,,o +  cgnn , , .. Messrs. Les Rice, William Sore- son Saturaay. ! ers and Wed Etherton, officers of JOSEPH MARSH ESTATE 1 our fire department, drove to Ar- Judge Wilson Saturday signed lington, Wash., one day last week ! a decree of distribution in the Jo- to look at some fire trucks which seph W. Marsh estate during Su- were for sale. They were quite oerior Court. satisfied with one. only to find out,- later that it had been sold all the time, so they are again on the look-out. Carrel Bush was on the sick with the flu for a few days week but we're glad to say he's up and around again. Mrs. Frances Spooner went to Tacoma to help celebrate her grandson's birthday. This is Jerry Campbell who visit out here quite a lot. Barbara Etherton is the latest one reported as having the chicken pox. We always know it's turning Spring when our summer campers start coming out week ends. Last week Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hansen of Seattle spent Sunday at their summer home here. Their place is next to Merritt's. Russel Stock and Mr. and Mrs Russell Stock are really doing a fine piece of landscaping around their house and store. They arc going to have a beautiful corner. One of the notices in the news box at the store sounds interest- ing and we are printing it here in its entirety. "Two of our friendly neighbors from Alln admit 'the first thing they read in The Jour- nal is Grapeview and Allyn news so we think Marvel Cleveland and Winnie Peterson should hear of themselves in Grapeview news oc- casionally." Well, there you are girls and if you have any news to spare, we'd be so glad to have ih provided, of course, that it is O.K. ins point has attained an impor- )RN tant place in chemistry, medicine wtth the AllYn reporter ' and electronics. Grapeview Women's Club met at ome, Fancy Gardensifle ,   the home of Mrs. W. E. Reeves last Friday. It was a beautiful en 1.75) (15 ;a day and a lovely meeting, '. CAN 3 C N We thotight we were bragging a I)o's and Don'ts of Life lot whenwe toldyou lastweek . l/ that :Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lombard ! I have a new Gibson tractor. Well, dk now it turns up that two more  folks hve new'Gibson tractors, too, thd Buckingham's and the Luther's. Folks are just too mod- Marydalc, Fancy, 2 ,  Sweet Potatoes :o est. We said to Mrs. Luther "Why doesn't someone tell us these I!:Z:  :e ; :CiS ry :itm ci; things," and Mrs. Maginnis piped Chili Sauce 1 up and said, "We've got a new tractor, too. It's not a Gibson, it's Moneta "':" : ' a Garden-Aid,' and we, trying to ON:T t ann sa v  old bills, be funny asked if it was any re- lation to lemonade and she said Libby's P INEAP] take the chance of financi I loss. "No, but it's orange colored and Libby's fancy, Pineapple -- it goes like this" and she raised and Pineapple. limited  her arms out in front like she was * * * • * clutching a couple of handle bars • and started across the room to La _ demonstrate how her tractor works and we feel quite sure that if we hadn't stopped her she would have plowed up Mrs. Reeves' beautiful carpet into some very an-beautiful rugs. Word comes fl'om College Sta- tion, Texas. from Mrs..James Bentley (Marion Lombardl that she and Mr. Bentley are getting along beautifully. Marion is so happy about a real good fortune. Several of the girls took examina- tions for the office of secretary to the commandant at the Govern- ment Radio School which Mr. Bentley attends under the G.I. Bill and--yes, you guessed it, Marion was chosen for the position and she likes it very much. JOHN WILSON ESTATE John Simon, Lee Carlson mid Hugo Glaser were appointed ap- praisers of the John W. Wilson estate, last Tuesday during spe- cial session of Superior Court, with Judge D. F, Wright presid- ing. DO get automobile and fire insurance and protect yourself against these tragedies. I}o look us up. REASONABLE TERMS Eddy Business Service Curio Shop V:¢ MILE SOUTH OF UNION Phone Union 426 Something New Something Different From Old Mexico Sport Jackets For Ladies Consider them for your Spring outfit. Sequin Embroic Braid Brilliant Colors Aztec Rings So-called Aztec ring is large, massive, tartling. For men only. A New Shipment of Weaverware 120 Third Street ' Pflone 540 a junior high student, wrote this ad, which is entered in our contest. him if you write us a letter or card telling how you like it. Thank you mess Service.) in preventing students from smoking cigarettes was described by the principal of the Shelton school, who placed' part of the i blame for the smoking problem upon the vast advertising cam- paigns of the tobacco companies. "It pays to advertise and we (the teachers) have the strongest and best advertising agencies in the world to combat our every effort. There is far too much money against us- and money keeps driving its point home day after day and night after night, and on and on into the years un- til our young folks are completely indoctrinated with the idea that to smoke is only natural," Mr. Schwarck explained. Mr. Schwarck concludes his ar- ticle with a question to all school officials asking' if the school pro- gram can be so strengthened to combat this billion-dollar adver- tising enterprise that is breaking down the health teaching in the sclmols. AUTOMOTIVE PAINTING GLASS INSTALLED RIDLEY'S Body and Fender Works PICKUP and DELIVERY SERVICE WORK GUARANTEED I Mile South On Olympic Highway ROGERS BROS. GARAGE Phone 218R-2X A FURNACE 15 LII,E A HUMAN BEING--" IT WILL TREAT YOU COLDLY UNLESS YOU PAY IT We've Just Received A New Shipment of ADMIRAL Table Model Combilmtion RADIOS and PHONOGRAPHS lllfflll( @ You can bet it's not by acddem that RPM Compounded Motor Oil keeps your motor cleaner, #yes it longer Kfe. Tbls oil's especially compounded to end carbon trouble, prevent cor- rosion, stick to hot spots that ordinary oils leave bare and exposed to wear, to fight oxidadoa and to elinnam air-bubbles that would impair circu- lation. Best of all, RPM Iotor Oil rut-proofs as it lubricatel C. C. Cole 122 South Third St. Shelton - Phone 87 unfll IGNITION CABLE SET R¢place worn 95e up spark plug cables • . , increase engine effi. cigney. Distributor clips, rubber nipples lneluded. Better Performance 2.59 Play safe , . . replace that old, worn fuel pump today. Long life, dependable. They'll Last Longer ]FAN Replace that worn, frayed fan belt now! 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