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We don't just
TALKServke
We get it d000e!
Maybe yoii'v he!tatit tb
put your washer in for erv=
JOe for fear we might be slow
in idshing the wbrk. PleaSe
don't Worry about/hat. We
ARE busy of course, but we
make a rule to finish each
servlce job WHEN PROS-
ISED-4and as early as pb-
slble. Phdne us today.
NAsH
BROTHERS
123 S. 2nd St, Phone 334
Marines Appoint
Local Recruiters
A directive recently received
from Headquarters, U. S. Marine
Corps authorizes the appointment
of Vohmteer Reserve ReCruiting
Officers on a localized basis by
the various Reserve District Di-
rectors.
In line with this procedure, or-
ders have been received by 1st Lt.
Roy E. Ahderson USMCR 12'0(}
Chestnut Bteet aid 1st Lt. Emery
E. Clokett, USIVCR, 120 E. 10tli
Avenue, bth of olYmpia, Wash-
ington, from the Dit'ector, 13tll
Marine Corps Reserve District,
[Seattle, Washlngt0iL appointing
them Vohinteer Reserve Recl'ui-
ing Officers in,the Tlmrston and
Mason Counties area with author-
ity to effect reenlistments Of for-
mer marines in the Marine Corps
Regerve.
Enllstm.ents In the iai'lne Cot'p
in the pat requiie tee ihdivtdual
lh Phauy casds tb make a relativ'ely
long trip to th'e neae§t Marine
CorIS leci"uitin SthUoh at Iris
own expehse to complete the en-
lititmen process. Und the pres.
cnt mTangement appltcant will
be sWmTL it and their ehtistment
paj)ers cqmpleted in th'eir home
tokens with n0 travel or inconven-
ience involved.
Atiyone interested in beqbning
a member of the Marih'e Corps Re-
sbrve is advised to contact Lieu-
tenants Andersbn and 'Clokett for
further' inf0imation.
BALD PoPr REsoRT SOLD
The Clint HafiITy R e s o r
changdd hands receiitly when it
was purchased by Mr. and Mrs.
Kenileth Rothlein. The flft'een
cabiils are to be reihodeled, clearied
and painted.
COiJRETE WiLL LAST
Our blook are going fast, but we
are enleaV0Hng t0 build up a
sizable stock.
BETTER SEE US IF YOU NEED BI.0CkS
BAYS1DE CONCRETE PRODUCTS
' ,+, + , i L ' ,
Sports Wear For The Sportsw se
J You'll Find a Wide Assortment of
sPORT COATS .
and JACKETS
In All Colors, Styles and Sizes
"=v=VrEU =:
the local eommurity helped Ed-
Ward Okonek celdbrate his birth-
day a week ago last Sunday at
his beach home. A delicious lunch
was,served. The honor guest re-
ceive'd some vl:/ nice gifts. Ed-
ward Okonek. St., and Al Okonel¢
went fishing at Sekiu and brought
back a load of sahnon.
Guests at the AI Okonek home
were Mrs. Bernard Welch and
Mrs. W|lllral)l. TtVelk' fikib:atYdh
are fi§hing in Alaska. Other
guests were cous|tl/0f Mrs, RbS
from Deep River. rs. R:Oss, hb
is MrS, A10konekq rh'0th'e, i|l
leave loon for her home in Mich-
igan after sRelfling" a year. hre
with hr dadhtei's, Ms. A1 (k:
onek i's. Wesserl!ng and Mrs.
Welch.
MrS. Margaret Rice entertained
three tables at Pioochle at ler
home last Ttitirs'da., inJtead bf
the uual two. Guests were Mes-
dame Ruth Ether.ton, Betty Tayo
lor, iadalynh StiSek; tb 'Cobk,
Winnie PeterStii% Ann Westberg,.
Ethel Buckingham, Sarah Han-
sen, Jane Mitchell, Ja}e And rus,
Vi Barett and Mrs: Ribe. 1Wrs.
Jane Mitchell won first prize
again and Mt's. Buckifig'harh, the
first
won con-
dation prizes
and
Mrs. Eekert
their
While
with somh
week, Bryan
leg just ab'bve the iikl*e.' ,. ..
Mrs. Vl'arrett, with ECe'lyil;
Billy and Idbby, speht t Week in
Seattle vlsitig relatiVeS, ......
Mr. anal MYS. T. W. Ellis .'Of Se-
attle speli Saturday with h
Wren family. They iitlth4: Wth'
them a lot ol raspei'iies.
Miss Lbi-dtta O'LOugljlin aid
Mrs. ena Jbhno,l hlid Vidl
rethhli, Satui'dy dn ,trip
"around the loSl." Tde§day Miss
O'Loughlin moved from the Wes-
serling place whereshe has lived
all winter While tachihg our
school. She will spend the sum-
mer in the okahogan cotintry.
Ttih flretnah's hll Wits Well at-
tended last Saturday e¢ening at
Victbr. There wii1 b hnbther
dance Some place, Same Spouse 5
on ,thdr 26th Julius Stock and
.Web Etheit0h ,are the dfice cora-
l nittee fdr 5u r Comitihtty Club.
RLTON-MAJON Cor/wT¥ JOURNAL
i , , ,, , i i i i i i i
!
TRAVEL PROGRAM FEATURES MOUNT RAINIER
AND ALL BALL GAMES
(Across from Junior High)
Many of the all-time record number of tourists and
vacationists who plan to take tq the open road this
v[a are expected to include Washitlgton's world-
Us Mount Rainier In their travelS,. ,This picture
I the snow-capped mountain is one of a series of
R00ing Ciub Will
H00)lti FirSt Session
The fiewLV Clihbii Roping Club
,will h0id its first r0p!ig. Session
t the llhfl), tare r eo ground,
A. lIn reg0rted eStbdRy. :
Formed to gih "local men and
women a chande to learn to handle
a lariat, ttie orgahizatf0n is invit-
:ome out and
a special in-
to the ladle§.
Anyone interested in watching
the roping session toinorrow eve-
ning is invited to come to Island
It looks as though we are en-
]ar'ging our borders somewhat.
That district which we used to
kriw as Detroit is just full of peo-
ple--m0stly from Tacoma. The
place is growing so fast what with
all the campers and a few per-
manent residents.
, Mr. and Mrs. Sam CHppen and
two daughters Merla ani Diana,
fifty-four full-color photographs of scenic vlews of
the West that Standard of California will dlstribiJte
to remind travelers of beauty spots they should visit.
The o company rlans to give away 27,000 000 copies
of the photographs through its various retail outlets.
DE. rLROY EATS
have moved out to thpir summer
we-+
t9 spend most of the SummeP:here.
irs.. Cyippen'a sister, Mrs. Ralph out on, a mLq'hty, prc-Christmas
here als0. She and her htiband all.ou the theme of Patti Bnfiyan,
1
are moving frem Callforntit to patron saint of hc. hnnber induh-
Paul Bunyan's ltomecdmidg.. •
The biggest and best story 1're
heard on Paul Bunyan for a long
time is simple news. It tells that
"Paul Bunyan Days" are to be
celebrated in Tacoma through July
14-20, sponsored by the Young
Men's Business Club. Ig's high
time. I say, and all men with rcal
hark on tllem will shout amen.
Other sections have gone far
ahead of us m exploiting tlc Paul
Bunyan woods leg'ends.
Little Bemidji, Minnesota, has
publicized itself nationally on the
Paul Bunyan theme--and hy use
of a giant statue of Paul and Babe
the Blue Ox in concrete, of all
things I
Promoters in Milwaukee, Wis-
consin, have obtained national at-
tention for tourist attractions of
the Badger State througlk a Fra-
ternal lodge called Mystic Knights
of the Bhm Ox.
Even in Gary, Indiana. a center
of. steel production, the merchants
MORRIS
Olyinpia. . try! This, while the West was do-
:::d':a2:A=$ Brick Ice Cream Mr. and Mrs. Emme.tt E]dred ing nothingL£tboilt Paul and l,tbe
(formerly 's Wear> H€ Made. Celebrated their wedding anniver- in its many blossom, parsnip, rom
sate at :their home a :week ago and oystel/ festivals.
123 Railroad Ph0ne 494 ake -- Pie --C0ffee last Sunday. , But now Tacoma is handing the
, mmm i ; m Tom Cutter, uho owns the place hero his due, a real homecoming.
7T - .... . - -. which he calls Vulture's Roost, is The Lore Grows . . .
spending part of his time in olym- Paul Bunyan is my business.
pia where lm is cmployed by the Like tl;e loggcr who'holds cut-
Eagles Lodge. Alyn'l--
Juvehile Department: Kay Ste-
vens celebrated her ninth birth-
day wth a pai'ty at her hpme on ,,v,,,,, ..... ,,,4,v,,-,-
Jily 12tti. Just about all the girls Mi's. Howard vVoodard, Clar-
ahd boys of the gi.ade school at- ence, Esther and Beverly, are now
I IS ot ended. EVelyh Bfirrett w0n first vacationing in Denver," Colorado,
isrie for carrying a bean on a and Will visit with relatives and
kfiife, ahd Barbara EthertOn, friends there for several weeks.
ahd Rice and Diana Taylor won Mrs. John (Frances) Tuten was
honored at a bridal shower last
first, second and third prizes, re-
p;pectively, for. putting Clothes pins
p. a 0ttle. Mrs. Ann Westberg,
ho, they tll us is very good at
this Sort of thing, hhlped Mr
Stevens,
. it Would seem we are going to
]ive quite a primary grade, in
school next fall. The names: Har-
ley, Somers,. Leslie Rice, Larry
Etherton, Archie Gilbert and Rich-
rd Ok0nek, :it seems to us that
oiiae Of these we.re babes in arms
i]Ust a yeiT short• time ago but
that's the vas, it goes.
Drily Barrett is spending a few
days with his gi'andparents in se-
Are You A
FO00OI)
ADDI00?
Helnie Hilderman
Makes a Spbbialty of
\\;
Sea Food Dishes
dt the
TMrd and R=Ulroad
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. C. L. Wilson. She was
presented with many lovely gifts
in the presence of 25 guests. All
enjoye a potluck hmcheon. Mrs.
Bill Reno an'd Miss Shirley Wilson
we ttte tgstesses.
We arc gld t o have Mrs. How-
ard C0dk and her children back
• 6 6 6
... to pdy an extra price s0'0000ething r00lly
good, The difference between good pfiiitiiig and
poor planting is not in the price yoti pay bat iii
the skill of tli00 pfl00ter you chOose.
N
We hR!ie been printing fop iaiy years, We have kept "
U @ith th( Changing trends of piintifig t:yl htl ve, tdel
that we can safely iiy. that bpr wo/.k €oi4pete§ with the best,
not only in quahty bu in cost.
WHEN YOU NEED PRIIPIiG AGAIN
GE YOUR FULL MONEY'S WORTH AT
The j 0 U R N AL
Phone i00
ovm" hind and is amazed that trees
do grow, I wonder at thc spread
of the Bunyan legends.
Right now I have a hand In
three books concerned with the
old timber tales. One is a new
book called "Paul Bunyan's
Bears." which is now making its
t)ainful way through the press.
Another is my old original "Pmfl
:Bunyan." first published in 1925,
and now in the works for a new
edition that will appear next Jan-
mary. A third is a collection of
Bunya1 stories fronl wtrious
sources, with an introduction as
my t)art of the job. I have heard
runlors of others
Out of a file of sample items I
cite a Ivortune Magazine article
on "Paul Bunyan, Giant"; a South-
ern Pacific national magazine and
newspaper advertisement that pic-
tur(s Paul Bnnyan and Babe ill
the making of the old Oregon
whale corral at Coos Bay; a full
page poem fronl the New York
'I?imcS Sunday ]Vagazine entitled,
"Paul B:myan is Back"; an Es-
in our €ommunally again. They
moved into theh' present home on
July '4th and are now comfortably
settle'd. Mr. Cook is still in Ahs-
ka.,
The Community Club will meet
next Wednesday, the 23rd. ISe-
member the date and corne out.
Rev. Johnson will conduct pray-
1947.
AT LAST
YOU CAN BUY AN A
GARAGE OR SHOP
FOR
ONLY
F.O.B. SEATTLE WAREHOU$
WHO HAS
OF HIS OWN
biAS ONE
NG UP
See Our Sample Garage all Set
Price includes all hardware, fraifiiiig
cut---and Overhead Door and
NO DOWN PAYMENT 3
$16.60 Month
MISKELLA
AT MUD BAY "Y"
PHONE 9690 - OLYMPIA ',!':
Sheiton
Company
FLOOR SANDERS
In Our Location o11
Mountain View
ON THE OLYMPIC Ht+mO!,l
Box 5S, s#!
I
MAILING ADDRESS- P.O. pH0 '
Charles Weirauch
quire irtiel, "Paul Buflyan on " ' +
Saipan"; f Ford Times piece, _'
"Paul Bunyan Was Ire First"; I '
a great farm magazine's quarter "
pag+e ad in the Chicago Tribune,
headed, "This Coh)ssus Makes Paul Molthoid ROOfing P ltt )
:BunVan a Piker," with two-thirds I
of l'he space a picture of Paul :P -'
Bu.y... Double Craft Sheeting S
...+..+..ore o, .o '1
sam° might be shown. Skill Drills LaWil
Word ot' the Sa('hem . . .
Now the young business men of :wer and Hand Grlll"I" vi'
Tacoma ha:e eitercd the claim
that the Tacoma is. the true home JLt
of Paul Buny'm; L & i [
Their autloritv is tire nnques- Amepeo Garden Hose la
tioned :achem of lumber history
and forest lorc, Stewart Holbrook.
ecently in the New York He,'- p rurin'-lb"s ..--a vden
aid-Tribune, Holbrook gave some
other Pnul Bunyan books a, chilly
:nlff or two and min'e kind words.
He said I had the real Paul LaWn• Seed and
snagged. And ilion tie told where
the real Paul Bunyan came from.
"Mr. Stevens simply picked his
Paul out of an old pile of Doug-
las fir slash he found in a clearing
on the west slope of Moun Rain-
ier (Tacoma), not far from Ohop."
That is enough for the young
go-getters of Tacoraa. They chal-
lenge all t:olncrS lo show strong°
cr home c.laim on mighty Paul and
Babe the Blue Ox.
Auto Owners Warned
They May Face Fine
I
Weedicides
Power Hedge I
OLYMPIA
O'Neill Building, FirSt & Rillr
Admiral
TOMATIC
ELEtIRIt-
Sever
H (Sam)
ILL and
Announce the re-op
M. K BARBE
In the anne
THE SMOK[
110 FIRST STREET-
m
BONELESS B
Wake up fb[ks!--fiee
Time the day's work was
OUR MILK brings you st
Makes your work teem
(This iS No. 24 in Ma
creamery si'apbook
in cash 1;
LI
00OOnd 29
PICKL[
BEEF TO
17 years.
The Vaughn team in their game
with Silverdale V.F.W.'s won by a
score of 9 to 8• ltst Sunday. Tlmy
play again next Sunday at Silver-
dale,
MOVING AWAY. ,
Good luck to you--'and make
the Job eas|er for yourself by
letting us take card of the
transportation of your ef-
fectsanywhere in Washing-
ton !
SItELTON
TRANSFER
.... 221 S. 2nd Phone 66
For correct in[o;rac, tion contact youI
oearcst VETFRANS ADMINISTRAw
+ l'lON)'offie.
date of sale.
The larger penalty may be
waivhd if tlm motorist can show
lcgal proof that his auto has been
in storage up to the time applica-
tion is made for new license plates,
]VIrs. Panley added.
ON YOU G[ INUPANCE AP09
m'aL lj8¢tlY tNCOME
PROC13DH FOR OU
@
er service on Thursday night, the Ill Bllying Late Plates
17th, in the Allyn Church. Mason County Auditor Susie E. GRADED Gee
Mrs. Gene Scherfenberg and Paulev warned motorists today
children of Bremerton spcnt sev-that t+ley must face a $3 penalty SHORT
era! dtys last week witl tier par- for buying 19,t7 license plates after
ents, Mr. and' Mrs. Austin. the legal datc for obtaining plates.
Mr. ahd Mrs. L. H. King visited She also pointed out that there
his sister, Mrs. Frank Blair, at is a $1 penalty for the transfer Of
Walls Walls over last week end. title of autos sold if the transfer 29
This was a happy occasion as Mr. is not made wiLhin 30 days Of the Pound
King had not seen his sister for