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. -'ll,..J.l [Hary Hurst were appo!ntea ap- • i •
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er i 9:45 a;m. - Morning:.Worship.ll a.m..' /.,uugc .¥:r!g!lt.aj)pol,,t.;d-Is. A: slel). :... . " .... . -- Tc(marFridayo .An lnvolun.tary Ore[i-Oil an L'Wash]agton,'accold -
..... . . • ^ Carlson aammzsv'ator,oz.u}e.sst,?cl Don't tm'n. re ste, e.ping ;pills,or petition in bankruptcy'was*filed ing to tie annual wildlife report
.... Every.Wednesday, Evemng,ar'a:oo of John-'A. 'Roles during Super]or[help. Drugs will only lead to trou- against the company hy Seattle just issued by the Regional Fo-
used Dy
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zing -
YOU'LL find sone
BARGAINS in
FURNITURE
$
HAVE a complete
EAR LY American
SUITES all the WSl
:3 :l: $
2-PIECE bed an ddl
PRICED ,'tt only $
6-PIECE twin-be
Methodist Church
'AFriendly hurch in a Friendly Community"
Fourth and Pine
unday School at 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a. m.
8ernn Tepic: Special Music
"Four Soldiers At the Cross"
I'IARD'vrICK W. HARSHMAN, Minister
Parsonage 320 N. 4th Telephone 276
00Chu :-"
rch of Christ, Scientist
SH ELTON
e
Branch of
-.ut.er Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Boston, Mass,
Subject Next Sunday:
...... ' "SUBSTANCE"
FOR ONLY $144,90'
=•,,..-.. SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 9:45
...... ' "Z /%% MORNING SERVICE AT 11 O'CLOCK
theIll:,ll.:,E'DA EVENING MEETING AT8 O'CLOCK
SHOULD
see
, .,...'gttoOro rn maintained by this church at 302 Alder Street
* * fftdaiiy, except Sunday, from 2 to 4,o'clock
hoom fl , a, Wednesd - "
NEED be( ' All-- .... ays from 6:4 to 7:45 oclock.
.,, , =.re C0rdiall , z
, • * ::il "" Y invited to attend the services and, v s t
e i#I the Reading Room
FOR THEY core C
' "i HURCH AT 302 ALDER STREET
STYLES... sp Annual M; ;. v Con
vention
...... .,, ...ss.00nar00
OR P00NELS
.... ,,,.; 1 4 GREAT DAYS --
you March 12 to 16
ANY
PLAN
:= , . ADDRESSES, SLIDES, COSTUMES, MOVIES
FURNISHING Y Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Miss Prince.
, Friday, 7:30 p.m., Miss Prince and Rev. Burnette
.... ' Sunday, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., key. Burnette.
SEE US for '[ce
,'. .'TY2,ma, South MT. VIEW ALLIANCE CHAPEL
: .... 'merica - Rev. Thee. W. Chapman, Pastor
COMFC
321.
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WALTER
G MARCH 1
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(ALBI) TERH
THE RHYTHM
The COLORADO
OUNT TH
a lot of ways,
Buick--
gs-to.come in
g, follow-
rs; sleek lines, broad
action,
packed with
equally ready,
for creep-speed
quick-paced emergency
:'Perfect poise--with
for solidity--
around' on soft coil
precise and exact-
gine toler-
thanin airplane
floated on new
Court Saturday. ' ble in the end. creditors. • ester, Portland, Ore.
----V ..... ,, I Dr. J. L Jones of the State February 10, Mason County The report estimates that there
Treasurer S. E. Smith seized the are 67,000 blacktailed deer, 161,-
WORSHIP HIM
IN SPIRIT
and
IN TRUTII
at
Assembly of God
Tabernacle
710 Dearborn Phone 476.M
Rev. Sam McGill, Pastor
DR.
MICHELSON
A./Converted
Jew
Hebrew
Christian
Hour
Coast to
Coast
Address P. O.
Box 707
Los Angeles,
Calif.
Silent Zone mountings for tautness
and quiet--everything from rear-
axle strut rods to water pump seal
all tidily buttoned up to give you
the best to be had today.
Youdon't have to be told how
eyes follow you when you're be-
hind this wheel. You can sample
for yourself'the great ease of this
gallant traveler, the comfort, the
room, the thrill-of-a-litetime lift
that answers every nudge of your
foot on the treadle.
Ecuador, South
America
I-ealth Department said recently
that people should correct the
cause of their sleeplessness, not
attempt to get around it With
drugs. "People who use sleeping
pills are leading abnormal lives.
They may be losing out on good
sleep partly because they don't
go o bed early enough or eat
meals regularly and don't live a
regular life."
According to Dr. Jones, who is
chief of the Division of Preven-
tive Medical Services, sleeping
tablets should never e taken un-
less prescribed by your family doc-
tor. Most commercial sleeping tab-
lets are drugs which relax you
artifical!y, dull your nerves and
induce sleep. Constant use of
these drugs will slow your re-
flexes and make you mentally
dull--over a period Q time your
whole character and per.qonality
may deteriorate. And really exces-
sive use of sleeping pills can lead
to death.
Next time you start to reach
for those sleeping pills, plan in-
stead how to improve your liv-
ing habits. Cultivate natural re-
laxation, have regular hours, and
cut out the pills.
Calvary
Pentecostal Church
120 East Pine St.
Sunday School9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship---ll:00 a.m.
Sunday Evangelistic, 8:00 p.m.
Wednesday Prayer Meeting,
8:00 p.m.
Friday Regular Meeting,
8:00 p.m.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Rev. R. D. Caddy, Pastor
First Baptist Church
J,I). Bovee, Pastor Fifth and Cots Streets
Bible School 9:45 a.m. - Young Peoples Meetings 6:30 p.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Service 7:30 p.m Topic: "Why Every ChriStian
Should Be Lootdng for the Return of Christ."
Why wait for someday- when
that someday may have to he fol-
lowed by more waiting between
order and delivery?
Why not call your shots now-
and make sure your future will
be bright and happy?
We'll take your order any time--
what's wrong with right now?
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4CCOItirE --_ FENDE,( $ ' PlREBAI£ pOw£
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on fhe elf fw]c e ,._
You've probably, even
BOB I00.ll¥1N MOTORS
, 633 South First Street, Shelton ' Phone 673
minirg property near Hoodsport 000 mule deer, 6,000 Roosevelt
in lieu of $3,000 in unpaid taxes, elk, and 21.000 Rocky Mountain
The property is valued at $75,375. elk on the 19 national forests of
Distraint proceedings were author- the North Pacific region. Big
ized through a "jeopardy act" game animals suffered more from
which permits county officials to the rigors of winter in northern
take into possession land or prop- Washington than in Oregon dur-
erty which has deteriorated thvu ing the 1945-46 season, it is said.
neglect and disuse. The property Increases are shown in bobcats
and the equipment thereon will be and mountain lions, but coyotes
held by Mason county for an up- are decreasing. The report notes
propriate length of time and the little change in the number of
county has first option to dispose fur bearers. In numbers of skins
of the property, harvested, muskrat ranked first
mink second and raccoon third.
Washington issued 2,516 trapper
Coast Guard Academy ncenses and Oregon 2,394. Beav-
er are reported to have shown a
Scheduled May 7, 8 substantial recovery on areas
Washington, D. C,, March 10 where the tularemia disease took
Congressman Fred Norman an- a heavy toll three years ago.
nounccd today that the annual Hunting pressure in 1946 was
competitive examination for p- the greatest in the history of
pointments to cadetships in the either state, say forest sup, ervis-
Coast Guard Acadmey, will be ors. They estinate that 56,000
held on May 7 and 8. The exam- fishermen, 156,000 big game hunt-
ination is open to all physically ers, and 25,000 small game hunt-
qualified young men in the United ers used national forest land in
States, military or civilian, be- Oregon md Washington for their
tween the ages of 17 and 22. who favorite recreation.
are unmarried and meet the speci- Winter reports from several
fled educational requirements. Ap- forests indicate that big game is
pointments are based on the re- in good condition.
sult of this competitive examina-
tion,
Successful completion of the , ,- ,ara"ev;ew
four year course at the academy,
which is basically scientific in v,,,'v,r..v',,,'.v..-v,,vv..''.'vvv
character, leads to a bachelor of Grapeview Community Club met
science degree in engineering and last Friday evening. These mect-
a commission inthq regular coast ings are certainly well attended
guard, and a lively .interest is taken in
Detailed information and appli- the subjects brought up for 'dis-
cations are available by writing cussion. Because of the date of
to Hen. Fred Norman, 1038 House their next meeting falls on Good
Office Building, Washington, D.C. Friday, they changed the time to
March 28.
.vv.,.rvvvvv-_ .. The Baby Show, which we told
Cloquallum you about last week wan a scream.
In fact it went over so big that
..vv.v.-..v,.,.v..v--vvv there is some talk of having a
(By Marguerite LeGault) repeat performance. To really de-
The long anticipated day has at monstrate that this is a "corn-
last arrived for the Cloquallum munity" club, Mr. Web Etherton
folks. We are asked to turn out announced they want volunteers
to finish the slashing and get ready to get togther and prune and tie
to dig the holes for the light poles Ted and Mrs. Rauschert's grape
to be set. All those who wish to vines. All who are interested arc
work on the project will please to be at Ted Rauchert's place on
turn their names in to Mike Zelc- Saturday morning, March 15th. As
nac or the power committee, you know, Ted had his leg ampu-
Andrew Hilboki was a caller at toted a short while ago and is un-
the Arthur Hilboki home Sunday. able to do his farm work at this
Mrs. LeGault was an Everett time. We think this is a very
visitor last week and also called kindly gesture on the part of the
on friends and relatives in Seattle men of this district -- there are
and Tacoma none finer anywhere.
Albert-LeGault had.e misfor- Mrs. C. J. Mathews is visiting
tune to fall on a log a break three] her marrieA son in Milwaukee,
ribs and also bruise his hmg. He l
is now under the doctor's care , I wise'
Gerald Finger, meteorologist, is
The bingo party given by the[ still in Daltar, West Africa. He
Cloquallum Grange was well at-[ expects to be finished up there
tended and everyone seemed to en- however and back in the states in
joy the evening. There will be an- about three months.
other invitation extended soon foi' ' Mr. and Mrs, A10lconek, Mr.
an evening of pleasm;e with bingo Ind Mrs. Elmer Wesserling and
and music included. Mr. and Mrs, Bill Sund helped
Mrs. Fern Annensen is on the Mrs. Ross (Mrs. Okonek's and
sick list and also her youngest Mrs. Wesserling's mother) cele-
daughter, brute her 70th birthday on Sat-
urday evening'.
Mrs. Leonard Anderson, Mrs. Ar- A very lovely stork shower was
thur Hilboki andMrs. Alvin Nagcl given for Mrs. Dorotly (Burk-
were Shelton business callers Men- hart) Westfall by Mrs. Richard
day. Coleman and Mrs. Gerald Finger,
Earnest Loertscher, James Peine, last Thursday. Prizes for guessing
Eugene Anderson and Bill Ridly games went to Mrs. J. C: Lom-
wt to Copalis Beach Sunday to bard and Mrs. Frank Paynton
di' clams. They all got the limit with the door prize going to Mrs.
allowed. Charles Schwinn. The• decorations
Among those who attended the were appropriate tothe occasion
bingo party were Mr. and Mrs. --large baby basket piled high
Rudy Locrtscler of Montesano and with presents, an umbrella made
also the Hartley Loertscher family of crepe paper, typifying a show-
from Shelton. let, of course, a short clothes line
As some of the past news of in- hung across a corner with tiny
retest in our district has been clothes pins, place cards of" tiny
crowded out for two weeks and cradles. One of the amusing
our community readers are wait- things was the guests were asked
ing to learn about these affairs, I:to write two names on slips of
will again endeavor to tell you paper, one a boy's name and one
about them. l a girl's. One guest wrote Adam
The Joe Whiteing family was and I Eva. Thos enjoying the of-
very agreeably surprised by mere- ternoon were Miss I-Iattie Barker,
bets of the 'Cloquallum Priscilla Miss Clara Eddy .and Mesdames
club and other neighbors wfth a Frances S150oner Louise Spooner,
housewarming party the early part Andrus, Sarah Hansen, Rice,
of February. There were about 45 Bucldngham, Syrjala, Inga Lore-
or 50 guests present, gome few bard, Pyanton. Eckert, Reeves,
from the Hatchery Grange were Stratford, Hilda Okonek, Stock,
also there. The evening was spent Gertrude Lombard, S c hwin n,
by listening to music played by Wren, Merritt, the linnet guest
the Joe Whiteing family. Arthur and the two ho,$tesses.
Hilboki and Bobby Shonac were Bobby SchwiiEn and Chester
there with their accordions too and Hansen made an overnight trip to
also Bob Gliger with his jungle Seattle Thursday and Friday,
drum. Many lovely and useful Mr. and Mrs, Charles. Chester
gifts were received by the host of Snohomish visited Mr. and Mrs..
and hostess. Charles Lombard a week ago
,,The John Whitein family are Tuesday.
very happy in aWictpation of the I Mr. Howard Cook is tain fly-
homecoming of their eldest son, ing lessons under the G.I. bill.
Francis, and his wife and child. You may have seen him darting,
She is a native of Italy, They have back and forth across our sky
also had word that their youngest on ecent Saturdays.
son, George is to be married in Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lombard en-
Texas before long. Hc is serving tertained Mr. and Mrs. Orin Buck-
with the 13 S Navy. ingham of Grapevlew and Mr. and
John Hilboki, and sons, Andrew l Mrs. Earl Parks of Olympia at
and George, were among those who dinner last Saturday evening. Mr.
received twenty-year membership and Mrs. Uhle joined them later
pins. Arthur, another, son, was in the evening and they playeff
• also at the meeting of the Frater- cribbage. The occasion was Mr.
I nal Order of Eagles to help enter- and Mrs. Buckingham's 23rd wed-
tain the members with his accord- dine anniversary.
ion music which is much in de- Warren Sund, in Uncle Sam's
mand both in Mason and Grays service and son of Mr. and Mrs,
Harbor counties. Oscar Sund, is on lfls way home
Cupee Hilboki was the proud from Japan. He expects to reach
winner of the fish derby which this country in a couple of weeks.
was sponsored by the F.O,E. in Though Warren has enjoyed his
Montesano. He won the high stay in the far eas, like so many
powered outboard motor. The fish of us,' he has learned that there
that was really the winner was a is no place like home. Incidentally,
twenty-pound steelhead salmon, we might add that Warren has a
The ladies auxiliary of the Clo- very happy dad and mother.
qua llum Grange will meet at the Mr, and Mrs. John Reeves (our
place desiated at eight o'elqck W. E. Reeve's brother) spent
Friday evening (the Loertscher Monday and Tuesday visiting
home). - here, This is the first time they
A change of plans has been made have been together in ten years,
in the labor situation on the power We haven't said much about
lin4. The work is to be done by Dean Buckinghan lately. For
a contractor from Oregon. But months he has been going to
anyone who wishes to do so may school at Bremerton under the G.
sign up to work for him. Itds to T. bill, coning home on week
our advantage to have as many ends and going back to the old
as possible to turn out for this grind on Monday morning. It's
work as it means the line will be wonderful the way these young
thru in thirty days or so. At least fellows take up a course of inten-
that is what we are told, Ve have sive study after their eight years
one fish story in the column. Do in the grades and four years of
we have .two ? Or have we at last high school. More power to them.
reached our goal. Also anyone
having cedar poles suitable for FLOYD WATTERS -STATE
light poles in or near the district Julia Watters was appointed ad-
wil!..please report the size and ministratrix of the Floyd Daniel
amt 0f poles to the power corn- Wattera estate during Supeicr
mittee, Court session Saturday.
L-EE LOGOIA & HIS ORCHESTRA
Cafe - Dancing 'Til 2 a.m. Sat., & Holidays
POPULAR PRICES
L. A. Welsh, Prop.
MORGAN LUMBER
OFFICE QUARTERS
AT 1324 OLYMPIC HIGITAY
$
OO
PHONE 656
HAULING AND BUILDING SUPPLIES
Now on Display
This year we have made a special effort to ar-
range for you the larget displ/y of Easter cards
ia Shelton. You wil,1 find a complete assortnmnt
of Easter cards to choose from, and there are
appropriate cards for everyone, and a large selec
ti0n of gifts. Make it a point to shop early his
• year for your exclusive Easter cards at
MASON COUNTY STATIONERS
JOE. D. FINN -- LOCALLY OWNED
118 N. Second St. Phone ,302
\\;
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non.immersion unit operates black in.
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Heater is your servant for 20 years and
morel 0rdcr yours today.
Shelton
B. W. SOPER
Gevey Bui4ding Phone 15,W