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i .... No dryingl i!::!ii:il V;i: Ii!i &apos;III "!: NOW.' 7 ADMIRAL REFRIG- ERATORS PRICED AS LOW AS DUAL.TEMP AT o coils to draw out food moisture! fresh even in uncovered dishes! Ifrleraor with a 20  below zero built-in Holds 70 Ibs. of frozen food. ROOMY DUAL-TEMP |LE(TflI( II II I II Soviets Thwarted BELFAIR WOMEN'S CL[* ]*B AI)I)'S rl'ttt3 S N Says Frank Bishop 18 NEW MEMBERS I PRIN(, In Kiwanis Sp ch ..,. Mr.00. M.r,, ee With 18 new members ad(led to t.ributi(ms of (,ff¢)rL fo}' elltl) lilt!rip Thwarted in their efforts to its roll, Belfair Women's Club elos. dominate the most of Europe by ed its spring membersh@ driv(, bets to nmke tcwar(I her pto.iect the success of the Marshall Phm, at the Jane. meeting, held Jun¢ b; dm'ing the mmmmr Ill(ruth::, Mrs. the air lift and the Western Pow- at Belfair school. Shackleford semued names of ,d- m's counter blockade, the. Soviets Mrs. Henry SChOlllblll'' c&p- Ilntecl',j ho v,'ill [:];e :,::mph)s o( were forced to turn to China for tained the victm'ious temn durin,, C:mal vatm' at (liffm'eni t)(,int; their next field of operations, but the two-month-long drive, wlich for analysis. (:on}l)aring, ltoo: they will fail there also. That is was conducted in competitive fot'r Carrel to Ix)i K Isla?a[ Sout]d, MF;< tile conviction of Frank Bishop, }with club members divided all)ha. Edward Cokelet described water well known Mason countyfl}mn, helically, into two groups, Win. n'(dlution she uhscrvcd ( 'in res- as given members of the Sheltonlners will be guests ot the. loser:; i(le:me on the New York body of Kiwanis chlb at their regular weekly luncheon meeting. Mr. Bishop reviewed the Atlan- tic charter, predicted its ratifica- tion by the senate and then re- viewed the defeat of Russia in their efforts to control Europe; He fm'ther stated his opinion that there was too much of a temper- mental cleavage between peoples of Rnssia and the Western Pow- 'ers to allow for anything of a un- ion ever. I The history or China for hun- | dreds of years has shown that any i t aggressive action in that country ] has always been overwhelmed, by " the vastness of the country and the placid resistance of the peo- ple, and Mr. Bishop believes that l Russia will meet the same fate, which led to his definite conclu- sion that the international picture of today is much relieved of its tenseness. The sackbut was an early form of trombone, according to the En- cyclopaedia Britannica. Shelton I.O.O.F. ' No. 62 Meets Every Wednesday 8 p.m. I.O.O.F. HALL Visiting Members will be Cordially Welcomed THOMAS 5. WATTS, Jr., N.G. Thomas C. Myers. Secretary Ruby Rebekah Lodge No. 75 Meets 2nd & Fourth Fridays BEULAH HELSER, N.G. HELEN COLE, Secretary HOME LOANS * Convenient Terms * Reasonable Rates * NO DELAY Mason County Savings & Loan Association ,T.YILTON-MA,ON COTYNTV .IOURNAL Page "/ I I II I r I I III I " ............. I ..... ' ......... I I I I I TIIINGS AS S00!5."d Sheiton Ble,,smLs ( * 7iIIILID'  TF.)Hi p:l;:'! I) i;(!,'n 1 I':HI:;[ !lT"I [ to ihel' :11'I l'qV (llIiics, :ill(] hi: l.clic.r h;l:; b¢:,l ;L;-} signed. Tilt, x.\\;e IA:drict ;,:,- ' !'illeCl' shHtl })Ft)J)llb],, ]HI\\;'{* I:) l'Nlll- }[illlizi ilillbq,'Jf t\\;ltl the I)!'olo:vll befol'(' II drcish)ll Cllll he lllll (lo. Tilt  ]Icxt [)!'(;('{'dul'c ill (he lll;:lI t' i will I)e it lt!COllllllcnd{(il)ii fol el a4li i q. ttle Iw(Lh':l h.¢ the t:"i]',: 0 ll', I lle(q ':s, liSt(hi ,\\;'!iJ C }I ( ( ) l.. I'C;S I (!tll lit:it;t! ()1" \\;vithilo!:| :tl)l)l'Ov/tl :t'(t al')l)l'opFi:tl,l<)II:;. T)'h' (),ltlllitl('F  (ll" (Olilllltq'UO iS i¢('('i'ill;; il: (!Vt t>I] ; ihe lll:llt(,l' H'tl :hall ;lst;isl ihr (mgiil('('?; ill ;ilL'/ \\;\ IV IH)S::i])l[" I h;tt will hel t ) l]lem hi '1: :ll<i!l.,, t : ' dot'i!-;ion. A lmLiti()n .ig'ti*'(l l)y a rolll],! ]Ulll(ll'(!d l'o::i(lell[; ,)r 'I(,: ll- lain View, a(iditio;l ha: boon pcc- :::t!:l [ ,(I t() l[l' 1..(:1 l' [ O!" l'l  Let( )} l Co|tnty (2ol :?1"11 iss 1G rl 91': :, ;!:]iill!!, i thai y, rollp lo i)roceet! \\;vilh ::t!c'n lo, gal tcchnic':lilie:; ::i! will all,)w the incol'p(uttioll of Indeprnden(:(, ,'1 :,t >;O n (,ol in ty, V;I s hi 1 l.,,t t HI, ;k ([/ItC fol' a tl!;ll'lll[ O1 1]1( IIt'\\;V con!lllllnity vill ]/t)t l)e :et unUt Sllch [inlc L% h( IIL'L,tH' l}:ty t)9 inspected, in 'all )l its legal :m- l)ect.% by the Cotlilly Attorn,,,y. \\;,Vhile there Ira:; hco!l soltle disei!s- 8iO'I Of ii nll)venlollt for the o3t:ib- lishl'llent of ! 5eptt'ai.e conF, IHIlliLy ' by s(lnl( r(,sidilliS tlf 1M(utlltin View sec!tiol2, it was expected that , l}ll':'el' glxt)il.yel,S of trhc &F!: \\;VOIlId I)I'OVtlil ill prc\\;*eIHing d('veh)plll(,!It of the l).)()t','l"!lli. The seoli,)l (:h)c.: , not have ;: high a:s:x:;,-;e(l vahm- ti(,i, and legal taz lilnitn.tions wol.lld l)Vevet( the eslahlish)':iel?t or I)I'ovisimls for luucll of lilly- thine in J.hc \\;vay ti' ('(.)il]mlln}Iy S:l'vic,':% sllch as :3treet:; atld al- leys, l)olice :tlld fir l)roteetion or any (1' the other liling,4 t:lmt arc part of nu!nicipal obli:n.tion.; I(; their ta×payers. If the tlql:e of the propose(I eonmmnity is ::igni- fictttll, it could pogssibly tne.'n that: there is some (:le:dro on the i)l:[l'[i of Mountain View [)eoph:, to be "independent" of their neighbors in Shclton. Tins is; the time of the year I wllcn those of its who &re fa- tilers, tread lightly a]'ouiM the house and speak in a whi.;per. "We would cut the kindling if there wa: stl('h to cut, and Woltld l:tI:e ollt the ashes without :t cmn- plaint; give Die othcrt of the hoosehol(l  [irsff peck at'thc d,gily ncv¢;papor, iwlp with the dishes and go about lhe honw e.hores with t)leasantne:;s and disp:tch. Like a youngster before Christmas we nre looking forward to next Sunday and hope that we will not be for- gotten by a choice selection from the haberdasher or other gift nlai't that sleeks things of interest: to the "old man." Sunday is "ICa- tt)m". Day" Itud while we p.lay SCot'l' :tt the orx-t:ion or ;t n'leF- t'handisin; an(| )'ollotional stllllt, it i.': nice an(l appreci:tted to lie renmmbered by the kid., on the , IlnnivcF;-qtry of lhc even{. CAII) or," 'rid N fib, VO W ]:-i}  It ('X pl'.',q:¢ dlt' I !?,l't fr[l N'l't/ti|lldr hH' Ih' !3;N]l;ll}y. [,illt]lV'F;, atl(I :l:Sist;l!l(,,, llls, [[t, ]n:itfli]'lll fhr- Ill ,r[.,t,}llL.,,; !gJV:]l IU: (hlir;; !}l,, t'::: Of t)l}'* hlvl'd I|](', at a club picnic to be held ::t watcr, and emphasized lhe desir- Twanoh State Park, July 13, with ahility of prevention of pollution Mrs. Cecil Clark, captain oi! thv in the Canal. losers, as general chairman. A guest of the evening wa:; h.I:. Mrs. Armas Makela, club mere- It. W. Hender, secretary of the bership chairman, annomtced l)lan:; ncwly-i'ornm( Bear C,'cek C(;m- for a club directory to be is.quell mtmity Chlb, who dese)'ib(d t|) the in the fall. \\;¥t)men's Club meml)er:;; the 1):'(| - As chairman of the committee .ie('t of her organization, a clui) to "Keep Hood Canal warm.:: house being eool)er:tively built f)r Clean," Mrs..G.G. Shackleford re- eonmmnity use. She e×ten(led an ported that the Mason County invitation .to the ground breal<in,\\;l Health Department plans a survcy ('eremony and carnival, bekl Sun- of sewage disposal systems on the (lay, June 12, at the (dub hou,m, Canal to beginimmediately, g.rounds Suggesting several helpful con. "Blossom Time in Washington" '" -- and "Mysteries of Plant Life," t\\;,,,c) informative color fihns, cot, slit ut- Seattle Chamber Men ed the evening's prograna. Serving Tour Heavy Logging strawberry shortcake nnd eof;ee Operations Wednesday ftoml , a nag t, ede,k,a table w<'e mscesses Mrs. foy Marcy, Mrs. Three dozen members of the Dan Griffiths, Mrs. udolph Sund- Seattle Cimmber of Commerce st'.'om, Mrs. Jack Morgan and wound up a three-day tour of Mrs. Fred Heintzc. Olympic Peninsula Forestry oper- _ ............................................... ations by visiting the Simpson Logging Company's Grisdale con,- COMMISSIONERS SET munity and Woodfiber plants Wed.. SEVERAL HEARINGS nesday afternoon. The visiting businessmen heard FOR MASON COUNTY a talk on tree farming' and forest County commissioners have five fire suppression methods by Oscar hearings slated for Jtln and :;ev- Levin, managing forester of the eral coming up in July. Lyle South Olympic Tree Farm, at the O'Dell, chairman-of the t)oar(I, re- Mobray Lookout. George L. Drake, ported that colltnlisioner; al'e Grisdale division manager, and Bill very busy lhese days. Bryan, U. S. district forest rang'. Next Mondqy there will be el', escorted the group throvgh three hearings. A ses:don to con- .............................................. sider Jens Hill's plat near Mason Forest Festival lake is slated for 10 0.m., and a hearing on er, tergeney funds for the county supcrintendent of Nets Good Profit :0000hools is at am A herd-law hearing involvin K ((?ontinued r,.mn page ]) sev2ral p:trties ill the Matlock greater Festival for next year. area will t)e held at 2 p.m. Mon- Te start next year's Forest Fcs- day. tival, leaders are going to organ- On Monday of the following ize early. Instead of waiting un- week, June 27, a meeting will bc til January of 1950, the chiefs will held regarding streets and alleys meet this September 'for the all.. in tle Schttltz addition at 10 a.m., total meeting of Forest Festiwd auda hearing on food handling is Association, Werberger said. slated for 2 p.m. "When school takes up in Sep'- A hearing on the wtcation of tember, we're going to elect Fes- Canal street for a distance of 170 tival officers and start plans roll- feet in front of block one will be ing for the 1950 presentation," held at 2 p.m. July 7. Werberger stressed, adding', "it All the above sessions will take will make the whole effort much place in the eommissioncr chain- easier." bet's at the county courthouse. CHAMBER MEN applauded A1 Huerby and Joe Hansen of the v,,v..,,, ,,,,v,v,,v,vv,. finance committee and Werberger Coming Events and his other committee heads for * * " the fine show of May 12 through vv,,vv,=,,,,v,n,,,,,,=,,-, .... 14. Following' the finance report, Thursday, June 16: Zonta club, Andrews showed the Festival noon hmchcon, Shelton Hotel. movies. Hearing on Burton Kreidler peti- Officers to report for a meet-- tion, 7.30 p.m., courthouse ing of Festival Association to re- Friday, June 17" Tuberculosig! vise by-laws were announced a. Association cxeentive board n,e<-'t- Joe Hansen, C; R. Lewis,Hokie izg, 12:30 p.m,, courthouse..I/mi, American Legion baseball, Sheltol Spread By Pair ' tl',lHL1}ll,'i I',,l)t i*:!)'' 1) lcl', \\;V[leo OIl{' (lf 111;' tll,'|)i}lOlq ! IO\\;"':llOIliP ! t':l::: i:ll {' N\\; ''::,iI:)il i tlml Ann :i/ui llill [;a(('hoh,i 'A ! '.-',lit'lit,I! \\;,¢(!l't' t h:;e ]'!'iontb;. F, LrI.'s :ll ICv:ln;:'i]lc, 111., qlld i.:+rliJ-; m, i';[ut;.. ,',qive(t },(ylmod o>: i)Ol'iqlcO.: frd' I' r.  1;::%,., \\;vhl) ,;It(' tivc'd ill 3 )Ih t(l\\;',';i;. Ill th0 !:il('.' ('it 5' thr /-:helt,m co/H,, .- itoFlell,'o(] ;171 i:l(ih!1'/[ H" th:II '.';lt/l- qlLl!:t :':Hl[h:!lli ]D):'}i,;!i[ t:]" .V!],']l lli:ll'V i,:li"; ! ;d,'} ;';iV;:l:{'(t iq Ihr' tiw:l \\;\ ll }1!)11[ {: h(;[ ('1 I';) J,?1 ;l\\;*:lil;ll)l¢', :l t'()]lt)]:l!' ;;[ 'CI!Q',', ' [) J\\;ll. ;l|l(I 5l's. I:ha,R ILll'tl('[/ OV(W I}w key.; it) JliF, ]]OIISC it) 1}ICll] whih h(' ;Itld his \\;','if'(! V.(q'( ()(1( (}I t¢\\;vll for lhe ])erio, t i1 whi¢,h the V, re I'C Vi::4i t Ol':l. 311l. li[:l(!l{ enjt)y,d :;evcr:H days uf r'.'utitmhf:, with I)oyi(d I:htu]ly; ¢l['l:t!l' tht! l't!ci()ils :]ll'ilD?'- cr:, 511'. :thl Mrs, t:ll:tir \\;:Ve]clh t(|,)k the .Sheltol, couple on it t c.ql- plete auto t,'{ur of i;:arlington, N::.,bvilh,, Tcnn., I)irthpl:tce of ,f[l'. II',{€:¢.'.% Ii<)lhel', \\;V}S l'lexl !)]1 tlie ;l;!:nda, with attu;l(tarlce at a uleetill4 O( (]lll'iIhe)'!Hlld M,'l:(llh L()(toe No. 8, ill which his l)l()tlltq"h; ftlttlel' hall })cell I1 lift! Illo!tl]:)cF aud had hehl every office ['FOD1 Tyler I. the '3"lad d(,?.rtm, one of lt'e lti?,hligits of the ,'i..;it t,) lh:t city. New Orleans l)rovide(1 another interesting stopover fro' tiw lollF- inv Sheltonians, then fore' (lay in l'hoenix, Ariz., \\;vere spellt vi,g- iling lhc forlll01' ;Sholt,:m re'-;i(!ent::L ]{t'. all(I IMI'S. I-i'u'ry i'err3, who own atxd (:)F, evate llt(:' "(;tew:k',' Court" t,)urisi ('chin:;. AT PASAi)I,;NA, Calif., lhey spent a. weel.: w}h Tr:< ]"]:tcl.;'r sisleY l:t!t(I ]]ll>[];ll(i lncI visited I1UHltq'()IIE ohl iowa ilei;fhl)o.':.; llow c.lired in S<tll.;!;')'ll Caliiorma, The lasl leg of the return lip, llllt(IO }3y qO(lh(::t'13 l)aeii'i: fl'o/I! California Io 'V :is hill:.4/(m, 2\\;h, tlack ¢te:;cl'ibe(1 a:< the [tl()/q ;:r c.!]- ic of tile entire 8,(i0(I mile< NEED A PLUMBER ' Phone 4S ,i. L. CATTO IAIi)WARE to FENCE POSTS and other EXPOSED WOOD Pentachlorophenol, the chemical that i)otects many power and telephone poles a?ainst decay and termkcs, il r,nw available in a sohaion for treat, ing post and tlmbcrs .imlfly by soak. its;:,< Even whcn applied by brush or swab, Pcnta Preservative lengthens the life of woods used for sills, steps and ,.......,,,,m,..,, l!-'l :t]) kills chicken tnitc.% :i t('zmhr. and powder post I)cetlcs, You can buy Pcnta Pr('cr', alive irl gal- lon and 5-gaHtm cans. FARMER'S SUPPLY • "Hiilcrest - Phone 812 1title Inlurano BIdi. Hokonson, A1 Huerby, ltLdy Wet'- VS. Tacoma Post 1:¢8, 8::]0 p.m., Mr. nn,t Mrs. |]ll'l'y )"S'o[I(' , i. i. "*"* '"'""* , in" Beautiful ,99, to$149 berger, Ed Faubert and H. E. Loop Field. ' ........ ,h.-.. L),.ha l¢,)h,,rts :t:,l fa,,ily. :' :: : Lakeburg. Saturday, June 18: Town learnt OUr Sl]Icere • Appr ......................... 00ClatID00 • • i ......................... All 00Ar0und ...................... I'i .... hil l-les a good send, baseball, Sunday, . 8::),0 Cheer Journal church Pt g e,: Shelton p,m., June SeOllt Loop 19: vs. Father's F'ield. don't Port , Towrt- i f°rgct i Day. "'i { "[NI()N NO. 1800 [ (yARIEN rI  " Meets  '""' (  | ]l #  - " l b  USr gh i 'L-a-r ' Monday, June 20: FIre-prevcn- I 2rid and 4th Wednesdays I tion planning confc]'cnce, Statel " at / ' * Fire Hall at airport. Couttv corn - . Eagles' Hall I/ missioners meet, 10 a.m., e(urt 8 P. ).L / Ir recen, opening, which ho,tse. P.U.D. 3 commissioners, 81 Hall Open Daily / p,m., P.IJ.D. Bldg. Junior °Legion was successful beyond our most optimistic hopes, was so only baseball, Shclton vs. Rhode: Post 1':30 A. M to 9:00 A. M, / of Tacoma, 8;30 p,m. Loop Field. Monday thru Fridays ]1 of the splendid cooperation and assistance of .... ' Tuesday, June 21: Kiwanis, no(,2a 'Hall Phone 984 f i son ight C can Legion Post 31 honors 30- es. Phone 743-VV ,* 2 f:t?.r.e  --=* year Legionnaires, 8 p,m., ¢I,m(h'., Harold John Wr arisen ial Hall." City commissioners, 2 " "" p.m., City YIall. First day of Who did the carpenter work and super- who did the cement block and brick Summer. " _ -_- _ . - " vised construction, work. Wednesday, June 22: Active club, 8 p.m., Bichsel Bldg. " Norman Anderson who did the concrete work. Ray Wheatley ho the plumbing and heating in- did allations. Grant Lumber Co. "fr supplying our lumber needs. Hollis "Bugs" Daniels. ! who did the painting. Lloyd Pecotte who did the electrical wiring and fix. ture installations. Shelton Hardware for supplying miscellaneous hardware. To All Who Sent Flowers To Our Opening To All Who Visited Our Store Opening Day and accorded us such a splendid welcome -- WISH TO TAKE TIIiS OPPORTUNITY AND MEANS OF EXPRESSING OUR SINCERE THANKS TO ONE AND ALL Who Had Any Part in the Grand Opening of 'The Dairy at First and Cedar Streets WALTER MIX, OWNER Harold Johnson, Jr., and AI OilS, Operators i i i  ii* Obituaries I I! MRS. FIA)RENCE A. RICHESON Funeral services for Mrs. Flor- ence A. Richer.on were held at 2 p.m. June 14 from Witsicrs Fun- eral home with the ltcverend C. C. Haug of Montesano in charge. Mrs. Richeson died June 11 at her home near Deckerville. Mrs. Rieheson started the first Sunday school class in her area and taught for many years. She was born February 5. 1883 at Westport. Minn. he came to Deckerville from Vashion Island in 1923. ' *, Surviving are er husband, Grant Richeson, Deckerville: mo- ther, Mrs. Henrietta Bigelow, Olympia; two daughters. Mrs, ,Ruth Smith. Snohomish and Mrs. Ester Spence, PbulSbo; a sister, Mrs. Lela Bigelow, Olympia, and five grandchildren. Burial wns in Shelton Memot.ia] Park. GLENNA MARIE DUNDAS The infant Glenna M. Dundas. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dundas of Olympia. died in a Shel- ton hospital June 10 a day after birth. G:':,.veside servmes were. hekl June II at Shelton Mnmorial Parr with the fteverend Warren :lad in charge. Surviving arc ,the mother nnd father. Mr. and Mrs. Dunda. Olympia; grandl>arcnt:. My. attd Mrs. (.;lenn l)unbar, Santa Bar- • bara, Calif,, and Mr. and Mr,q Thomas A, Dundas. Ncwport, Oro. ............................... MRS. DAVID 'IL'DER Graveside services for Mrs. Dav- id Wilder, 73. were held at the family lot in Memorial Park Junc 3. Mrs. Wilder died ]Iay 31 in Aberdeen and the funm'al was bold there. She was formerly a resi- dent of Shelton. Surviving are fete'sons, Hudson, Cap, Donald, Morris and' Dick, all of Aberdeen; three daughterm Mrs. Gene Kemp, Aberdeen, Mrs. Hazel Jarbo, Anacortes, and Mrs. W. M. Lawhom, Bakersfield Calif.: a sis- 10 the Corner of FIRST & CEDAR $79 to$109 FLOAT-IN-EZ':the perfect POSTURIZED seating comfoct for the 5,-foot light-weight and the 6-foot heavy- weight. Like floati,g on a cloud. Many arm styles in Modern, 18th Centu,,y and Colonial with appropriate fabrics for all. *Trade Mar'l< rep,istm'ed. OTHER I{0(.KERS Ell,( M $39 GO I0 CHURCH SUNDAY Olympic Furniture Co. 321 Railroad Phone 94 SEE US FOR COMFORTABLE LIVING