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:Page 14 SHELTON-MAS0N COUNTY JOURNAL .................. Thursdayil!!:'::
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recently purchased several lots on cal ersey
ni0n the brow of the hill above the old
Dealer
.... for
LAUNDERALL
Better Washing •
Results •
Greater Safety
k Larger Capacity
Greater Economy
: Pre-Soak/ng
Eliminated
High Pressure Gun-Type
Oil Burners
FOR FURNACE CONVERSIONS
We have a few Johnson & Crane Co.
OIL BURNERS
for Immediate Installations
Calvin Wilson Co.
HOODSPORTp WASH•
i r ii i,i i i i iii
Bulldozers have been busy about
town. Lyle Blttle has had a road
put into his mill. His neighbors,
Harley Neldon, James and Fran-
cis Wright, continued on the good
work and now have a good en-
trance to their property. Mr. Nel-
don also had the house and con-
tents, where Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Wright have been living, moved up
to the James Wright property just
back of Lyle Bittle, also had land
leveled for his new home. Extens-
ive work has been dope on the
:lch()ol grounds. The entire play-
field has been smoothed over, a
deep ditch dug across the upper
part and tile put in just above the
school building. Albert Mei'cier
has had a road put in to their
camp where he and his Wife are
now spending a vacation of seT-
Ill I I
HOME
LOANS
Convenient Terms
Reasonable Rates
NO DELAY
Mason County Savings
& Loan Association
Title Insurance Bldg.
Kent home, has had it all cleared
and a road built to it.
Gent Mason of Oklahoma is'
visiting at the home of his broth-
er, Nolan Mason.
A happy "Gabfest" occurred in
Mrs. Noble's attractive apartment
at Olympus Manor one day last
week when her two sisters, :Mrs.
Sophia Ecton and Mrs. Hannah"
Billi}ghurst of Tacoma visited her.
Cards have been received telling
of the birth of Michael Scott Mc-
Henry, July 1st at the Shelton
Hospital, an eight-pound 10-ounce
boy. His father, Carrel McHenry,
is in Alaska fishing. Mrs. Mc-
HenzT is living with her mother
in Shelton during his absence.
Mrs. Bird McDuff of Seattle has
been a guest at her brother's
home, Douglas Grout, for a couple
of weeks.
Word has been received that
the "Bull Moose" manned by ,Capt.
Louis Pfundt, and a crew of six
arrived at Ketchikan on the 12th.
They had a fine trip up and by this
time are probably at the fishing
banks.
Last Thursday evening a very
happy surprise was staged for
Mrs. Harlan Blake at the home
of Mrs. Allan Rau. She was in-
vited to meet Mrs. Rau's sister-
n-law, Mrs. Russell Viger. When
she arrived a large group of her
friends were assembled and the
table laden with attractive gifts
for her. Court whist was played
with high honors going to Mrs.
Vern Wyatt and low to Mrs.
Wright Carlson, Others present
besides those mentioned, were
Mrs. Richard Buechel. Mrs. Lee
Gott, Mrs. Curtis Grout, Mrs.
Frank Nosworthy, Mrs. Larry
Scheel, Mrs. William Wing, Mrs.
George Latimer, Mrs. Harry Maw-
on, Mrs. tester Bonner, Mrs.
Gene Stark, Mrs. Merrttt Stark,
Mrs. Clyde Boyle, and Mrs. Steph-
en Viger of Shelton. The cut
prize was won by Mrs• LesSer Ben-
Hits Big Time;
Gets Gold Medal
Midge, a 12-year old registered
Jersey cow owned by Wivell dair-
ies here produced enough milk in
the last year to boost her into the
Gold Medal certificate class, ac-
cording to the May records of the
Dairy Herd Improvement associa-
tion released last week.
Midge produced 506 pounds of
butterfat in her last 305-day lac-
tation period to make her eligible
for the gold medal, and put her
in the same class with Beauty, a
grade Guernsey owned 'by R. J.
Bidstrup of Wapato. which gained
the gold medal distinction for
producing 5,000 pounds of butter-
fat in her 14-year lifetime.
i Top producing cow on DHIA
test in the state during May was
'Rose Arbour Beauty Spofford, a
six-year old registered Holstein,
who produced 21,940 pounds of
milk containing 784 pounds of fat
on three times milking. She is
owned by George Resell•n•, Van-
collver.
Second place went to Snookle
an eight-year old Guernsey owned
by Berthold lnglin, Olympia.
Snookie produced 728 pounds of
butterfat in 13,514 pounds of milk.
Last year she was one of the high
producers of the year with a 305
day record of 732 pounds of but-
terfat.
Topping the four-year old classi-
fication for the month was Avon-
dale Design Pinnacle a registered
Jersey 'owned by A. J. Wilson,
LaCenter, with a record of 10,583
pounds of milk and 595.7 pounds
of fat.
The three-year old section was
lead by Posch a registered Hol-
stein. Poseh, owned by A. J. Ga!-
lacher and Son of ML. Vernon pro-
duced 13,415 pounds of milk and
596 pounds of butterfat. The fu-
turity class of two-year olds was
BLANKET
KEEP WARM THIS WINTER
With An Automatic
ELECTRIC BL00, Kff
GENERAL ELECTRIC .... $n.9.excise "
UNIVERSAL ....................
Use Our Lay-a-way Plan and BUY. NOW
PRESSURE COOKERS
Universal 2-qt $11.95
UNIVERSAL 4-qt $13 50 =
WEAREVER 4-qL $14 9S
CANNING SUPPLIES
KETrLLS--- JAR-FILLERS
3O
is the vacation
b many fellow
Lg their annual
jaunts
gen-
sights
and eper-
The Jour-
ation to vaca-
staff members
to recount the
for pub-
)er. Your
in knowing
and people
recounting of
so just
as you go
Ling, whip
Journal
pub-
will elim-
of telling in-
and will
You Are Invited
ner. A delicious buffet lunch with
Mrs. Larry Scheel and Mrs. Gene
Stark in charge of the, urns, com-
pleted a delightful evening.
"Bill" Thompson has been under
the doctor's care this past week.
Mrs, Ira Morse came home from
the Shelton Hospital Sunday,
bringing with her her son, Teddy
Robert, who was born the Sunday
before. He will join brother, Ter-
ry.
Our First Navy
The United States navy came
TO ATTEND into existence in 1775, when small
vessels were armed to intercept year old son, David. Sunday, the
supplies for the British troops in 13th of July. Those present were
Misses Karen and Andrea Knee-
Boston. Before the end of the land, Louise and Sandra Paulsqn,
OPEN HOUSE
rying 1242 guns, had been placed Dianne Kneeland and Mike Glover
in sel,vlce• and the honor guest. Ice cream
and cake were served and games
played.
DANCE Grange this T]mrsday and as
there will be important lusiness to
attend to we hope to have a good
000000SPITAL EVERY turnout. The wiring of the hall is
done. There is, however, other
iN work to be done while the weather
is good.
CL The 4-H Club held their picnic
at the Slater home last Saturday
• and although the rain dampened
their outside play some, they re-
port a good time. Dale Belling
SATUROAY fresh-airgaVe themtaxi.rides in his Model T,,
The Kimbel boys haxe been
spending a week "at Alderbrook
S Fifth and BIrch StrcetATURDAY.JULY , with Mr, and Mrs. Rutledge.
S Mrs. Frank Warren spent Wed-
MASONIC nesday of last week at her sis-
ter's place in Belfair.
Cbas. Baker has been ill for the
lq TEMPLE past ten days but is now at work
again at the court house in Shel-
UNION tile ton.
Mrs. Charles Bake]' called at
Winsor
home
BETWEEN I0 A. M. AND 4 P, M.
ill
Shelton
one
day last week.
The Karnnes entertained friends.
and relatives from far and near
the past two weeks. One a broth-
Music by
The Esquires
DEDICATION CEREMONY 3 P.M.
At. ed/00
headed by Lady a registered Hol-
stein, owned by Albert Steffen,
Monroe, with a production of 500
pounds of fat in 13,114 pounds of
milk.
Speckles, a 15-year old grade
Guernsey owned by John Hallen,
Mr. Vernon, was tops in the vet-
eran class of cows 12 years and
over, with 586 pounds of fat in
10,531 pounds bf milk.
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Shelton Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Glover en-
tertained in honor of their five-
Dancing 9:30 to 1:30
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A New Hat.A New Suit-For Your Home
e !
n I
)UV
,me !
depends upon the quality of paint used. m
Fine paintlasts nmch longer than cheap' I RE-R00F NOW--
paint and the labor cost--the greatest I WHILE THE .GOOD WEATHER IS HERE.
costmaplttjob ;sthesame
..... ' :" " -" '" " I We Have All Kinds of Roofing Supplies
! ,00OLUO,NO ' '
M u rp00y I OLYMPIC PERFECT-FIT S}IINGLES
A Paint for Every Puree and Purpose 1 ,
COMPOSITION
SHINGLES
• In many colors and designs
,arc iiac high-grade paints that give you ,i , , n -- n , .
• , , I and OllEk TYPES O SIHNGLES
true economy. They do a better job, ast 1
, ,v c BIo ROOF STAIN
hmgcr, and are true to color. '" c re "o }. n .....
' I , For added protection
mend them, ' ,
LAWTON LUMBER COMPANY
" ()wtd and Operated by Everett Dillon nd Joe Simpson
420 South b'irst St. CLOSED SATURDAY AFTERNOONS , Phone 56
.2= .1111 li IIII __ , , n H t I I I I=1 I I II ] / " L[,
er they had not seen for a decade
whose lmme is in California.
Your correspondent was in town
on Saturday and got in on two
birthday parties. The first one at
rs. C. V. DeRosier's place. They
ow live in the first Angle home
on Cota Street. There she met
her niece, Mrs. Gee. McFetridge
from San Diego who had just or-
:fred with her three children,
Phyllis, Peter and Ksthlyn, and in
the evening a birthday party at
the Winsor home in hono'r of Mrs.
Loui Winsor whose birthday is
until August 7th, but the cake
COPPER WASH BOILERS iit more inter-
. i.r r Mason county
looking to the
areer that of-
LAVATORY WASH BAS00 ,e., adventure
With the many
fall to the lot
' :ed States naval
.=d art excellent
SNALL SIZE .............. $11,0 Ooplishing sueh
:'I;k COngressman Rus-
T aT'fr C'TrT: $4m d /'l,0Wea;n° noes that ne
l l! .............. .IL [•@V . d,..:'.aca mree appoint-
LESS TRIM |tl011S-¢'. at A:nnapoi-
' ue made from
!- you
. i d' g men of this
early set-
respect,
and can
RODS
REELS
Shelton's
were
of an
and sincerity
*rmount the
day along
difficulties
rig. They
out their
and started
the years,
and
and ice cream tasted just as good
as if it had been on the riglt date.
of Shelton
of
handed
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are bei
of And
been d
progres
Acco
visitor
drews,
Portlan
est Ser'
vice pro
Franeis
rived at
Othei
were C
coast:
Seattle;
Gamble
Talbot;
supervi,
U.S.F
A. Hall
and R[
Portlan.
Simp:
ficials
which
honored
baum,
J. Mac],
Levin,
South (
on•or
Deggell
pia, an
ager c
plant.
The
ing disc
dents x
by Mel
ployee.
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It look€
wa vii
on(Is," ,
Journal
He ac
idents
saw the
Shelton
noon ,
tory di,'
Two
week t]
ing dis
rier, .
Wells,
Marine.
The f
objects
said th
and re
three r
The
flight ¢
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rhythm
jects d
from ea
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riarstlne lslan(l
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,.: 4nn. Jo'mson, Mr. ,and ------ . alL2: } "_uaL
Mrs, lrvm .Wingert and Sundius Is' ,x ,,Ul :cnter e
Jolmson attended the funeral of ...... he=land Park. ]Retreat
thext cousin, Mrs. Anion Hen- ]]]41 'i a parm[ Baptist
""" " " " .TO part in )
his p , Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe ' i-" - ' -
page. ' i" "ooust ann the sta
Mr. and Mrs Gunnar Io s ' .... hel led ,
• • . : hn, Oil . , .
were out on ,t sl h " . nelton, ]Sldnvin'.
g t seeing trp s f I ..... ="
Sunday touching, at Gig Harbor, . , or the get- _
Ollalla, Port Orchard, and Belfair a UE w m=, . . ,, ..... ,( [ ) A BOY
before returmn home ason c
• " g . .'. a ounty A be,
• ' ay to renew [ Perry
hter " " AM
PING SUPPLIES , Oe,,o,,,
Mr. and Mrs. C. J Corbitt and ) go '
.nent Frioav the ...... :. '
and:rM" r'Su'fi?s?" . . °a,.i...... ....... Hunter s and Flshermens Guide Maps
entertained at sup er Sunda r '= 4 %
rs P y M . . , . --
and M • Glen A. Harriman, Jr., ' ' i
and .on of So.thside and Mr aud [ermls Rackets and Balls ...... ,% -'
Mrs. LaRdy Fuller and famiiy of -- __ . . ':!: I
pickering
Guests at the Hu¢,o A Glaser Golf Clubs, Bags and Balls : A,. %"
me over the wee ' ; '
he k end were Mr , ",' , IV"
and Mrs. Vincent Glaser and Miss B ': ,
TaMargaretcoma.] Glaser and friends, of ass Balls and Gloves • v" "
Mr. ad Mrs. Martin Goetscl 'r .
,d daughter. usi., were Sielton [ La g.e Assortment Salmon Plugs ' [ 0x. --
,hoppers Monoay g . __ . ,,: auy 3 DAY
r a,,d Mrs a,,y Smc Slee In Bags
as .;As l.t we!'Lr" i,l:. d. I1 P ' Air Mattresses !:[t
B:We understancl there is to ben ' HAROWARE OEPARTMENT " '; 't"4l .
new sumnler hol}le at'Point Wil-Im . :,;l t m --- n
SOn. 13:. and.Mrs. Harold ')a,vis nm _ _ , n / m /
of Sea€tie DR(1 a load of lumber )n In Aria.,# - #/ ':! _ --
delivered Sunday. 1• -- m/ .mimlm , ell. ,[,,E .x.
Dave Render of Seattle is spend. In g@, aS ". ,,'i'm O,P" n/Via,, ,, , ,,r, F .;J¢ , 7 ANY ITEM 1N
m " Ove. ': {i.'
led by Mrs. Mamie Nicholsoi of ' " "" ' "
Agate, took Mrs. Nellie Hile and Jm Estabhshed 1895 :lll_ n k.•
chiiclrcu home to Hoquiam last im , - T?,ule o .n
Weancsday. [ i i: m a ] V Ig, ml
to. =.i!dtnu