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SHIP YOUR FREIGHT
BY BOAT
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
WITH' DOOR DELIVERY IN SHELTON
Seattle Freight should be routed via Sir. Indian, Ferry Dock,
Tacoma Freight via tr. Skookum Chief, Milwaukee Dock,
No. 2
Time Schedule as follows:
Leaves Tacoma daffy, except Sunday at 5 p.m. for
Olympla and Shelton
&rrives Sheiton daily, except Sunday
CLARENCE CARLANDER. resldent
PUGET SOUND FREIGHT LINES
I I I I . _
SOUTHSIDE GRANGE
The Southside Grange ]net Aug-
ust 1, with 25 members and 5 vis-
ito2: present. The visitors in,
eluded :Mr. Collins and Mr. Swan-
son of Shelton Valley, Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Krniswyk and :Mr.
Anscth of Agate Grange.
County Agent Kruiswyk gave
a tall( ell soil conservation, land
clearing and the use of good old
barnyard manure.
Lecturer Fern Phillips prepared
the program.
Several new members have en-
tered the Grange recently.
The charter will be dropped for
Mr. Able who was a charter mem-
ber.
Mrs. Leilah Hootman was taken
to the new clinic hospital sudden-
ly for an operation.
We miss the Cooks and their
good music. Mr. Cook also has
been on the sick list.
Our next meeting will be Aug-
ust 15.
Tom, Tom, the piper's son
Stole a car and away he run.
But he was caught, as it came
to pass,
'Cause the cruising cop used
Union gas!
Union 7600 is' an entirely new product, not just a "souped:up"
version of an old formula. 7600 pals up with the new Triton
Motor Oil--the oil you change but twice a year--to form the
perfect fuel and lubrication combination. You can always be
sure of better performance with UNION products.
THE SHELTON GARAGE
Official Wrecker Service General Repair by
Phone 52 Expert Mechanics
I
OLD MR. BOSTON,SAYS=
Whisk00y.0000ise Old Sah00
would envy Rocking Chair's flavor!
To give their whiskey this same
mellowing motion ashore, these
skippers lashed a keg beneath a
rocker, And today, my Rocking
Chair %Whiskey xecaptures that
mellower and deeper.
flavored smoothness1
When American dipper ships llke
"The Oriental" were beating Eng-
rh land's best ia the China tea trade
% races, Yankee skipperS took along a
_'-., keg of whIky, The
" rock and r611 l/rbduced
x ,2 , a moo/her, rJcher tans/
The secret is rantrolled agltatioff in my s lee LI
blending process. You'll notice immedhtely t: te € r.
for,see =si,. i. know you'll l.e, e Sinooth
and
Mellow
,,,. of m, .o,ktn, Ch.'r.' as Ocean.Reeled
Vhlskm of Old
($L97 /$aaa
',',ii[//Im lm Plus lO War Liquor Tax
[ TItlN005 THEY SEEM
(Continued From, Page :t)
strike this nation with super-sonic
speed and with weapons that could
lay waste great cities, manufac-
turing center and transportation
systems by a single bomb. Of
course the Adjutant General is
"tooting the horn" for the Na-
tional Guard, because it is to his
isterest, prestige, position and
authority to bring development to
that corps, but everything that he
says is possible and could happen
Zo this nation as did destruction
of the American fleet at Pearl
Harbor when all leaders, govern-
mental, displomatlc and army and
navy thought it would be impos-
sible.
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@
HE state's military leader, for
purposes of illustration placed
himself in the position of chief-of-
staff for the Russian Dictator,
with orders in his hand to destroy
the United States. His first move
would be to inject agents in
American institutions, labor or-
ganizations, service, fraternal and
social groups, for the purpose of
destroying faith in our govern-
mcnt and to create confusion.
With that executed to the degree,
thought necessary, he would then
unleash his modern weapons of
war to complete the disaster. He
described what could happen in
the state of Washington, a prime
target, in his mind because in our
land-locked harbors perfect bases
could be secured for consolidation
and organization of invading
forces. First a bomb would be
dropped on Grand Coulee dam,
wiping out that monument and
unleashing its high wall of water
that would go raging down the
Columbia basin, bringing death
and destruction to all cities in its
path as far as the ocean at As-
toria, carrying along obliteration
of the atom plant at Hanford.
Then a bomb dropped on Seattle
would complete the devastation
to industry, shipping facilities and
airplane factories with one
dropped over at Bremerton for
good measure and an end to a-
base that could give service to a
fleet. With all of this would come
a general scrambling of the pop-
ulace, seeking some place of relief
and grubbing for food. It is not
a pretty picture and has some-
thing of the dramatic and thea-
trical about it as General Llewel-
lyn pictured the possibility of de-
bacle, but there is some founda-
tion for his statements, because
he speaks from knowledge of of-
War y:g00rty:2t t00i200i2. %
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Scaled l)roposals for the furnishing
of five (5) Timber 60'x8". Arch Tcco
roof Trusses, or equal, as per bidders
design F.O.B. (with supervision fox'
cre.ction) Shelton, Washington, will be
received by the City of Shelton, Wash-
ington, until 8 P.M, August 25, 1947,
at which time the will be opened and
l'ea4 aloud.
Trusses to be assembled and to in-
clude struts between lower cords of
Trusses. cross bracing between Trusse, s
in alternate bays and Truss Anchor-
ae te the wall. Lumber to be Par.
215,219 or better according to W,C.
L,A, grading rules.
. certified check ill the amount cf
5%' of the total ]aid .must' acc6mpany
each proposal.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
Dated this 12th day of August, 1947.
ALMA If. CATTO,
City Clerk.
8-14-1 t
r SHELTON.000N COUNTY JOURNAL
Published every Thursday morning
Member of Washington Newspaper Publishers' Association
and National Editorial Association
Entered as second-claus matter at the postoffice at Shelton. Washington
WILF01D JESSUP and WILUAM M. DZCKZE, Publishers
Bessie Hall, tusiness :Manager
Subscription Rates:
$2.50 per year -in advance: 6 months $1.50: outside Maon County $:6.75:
Matlock
Mrs, Augnsta Partman arrived
home Thursday after spending the
past two months visiting her sis-
ters in New York.
:Mr. and :Mrs. Bill Black are
the proud parents of a baby boy,
Gary William, born Friday; Aug-
ust 8.
Nirs. Lloyd House and daugh-
ter, Gloria Valley of Tacoma spent
Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Mz. T. Ward' of Tacoma and
her grandsons are here for awhile
with her daughter, :Mrs. Lillian
Portman.
:Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Adams of
Eatonville brought back the lat-
ter's mother, Mrs. Sam Nye, who
has been with them the past week.
Mr. and :Mrs. Don Nye, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Nye and son, Bill, Mrs.
Rachel Valley and Mr. and Mrs.
L. Rossmaier and family attended
the funeral of their brother and
uncle, William Hye, in Centralia
Wednesday.
Notice of Sale of
National Forest Timber
Public notice is hereby given
that pursuant to the provisions of
Section 5 of Public Law 278, 78th
Congress (58 Stat. 132; 16 U.S.C.
A. 583-5830, and the Cooperative
Agreement for the Management
of the Participating Forest Prop-
erties in the Shelton Cooperative
Sustained Yield Unit entered into
by and between the United States
of America and the Simpson Log-
ging Company, dated December
12; 1946, all live timber marked or
designated for cutting and all
merchantable dead timber located
on an area embracing eighty-five
(85) acres, more or less, in Sec-
tion 36, Township 22 North, Range
8 West, Wynoochee River water-
shed, Shelton Cooperative Sus-
tained Yield Unit, Olympic Ha-
tional Forest, Grays Harbor
County, State of Washington, will
be sold to the Simpson Logging
Company, ' Shelton, Washington,
September 15, 1947', in estimated
amounts and at appraised stump-
age values as follows: Approxi-
mately 600,000 feet B.M. Douglas
Fir, appraised value $11.70 per M
feet; approximately 20,000 feet
B.:M. western redcedar, appraised
value $8.15 per :M feet; approxi-
mately 10,000 feet B.:M." Sitka
spruce, appraised value $5.10 per
:M feet; approximately. 100,000
feet B.M. western hemlock, and
other species, appraised value
$4.00 per M feet, In addition to
the appraised values, $0.15 per :M
feet B.M. will be collected for the
Shelton
Lodge No. 65
I,O.O,F,
Meets Eei.Wednesday
I.O.O.F. HALL
V'-t .......... ceived in the office of the Fdrest
i-,ng emoers wm oe r' ' "
- -'i ........ Supe vmor Post Office Building,
uora ally welcomea ,,,,m,io xXr.shin÷^n _ ^. ^r
W S R^XXDI x ,v "-',a v ....... s ............ v
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GTy OvV. .... *,.., Aug 30, 19 . Dated August
,--r--- 12, 1 47. T. G. Watson, Acting
Ruby Rebekah Lodge fftesm Forest Supervisor, Olympic Ha-
econd and Fourth Frlday innal Forest
Mary Dobson, N.G. ..... .
Elizabeth Butler, Secretary _ 8-14-21-28--9-_4-4t
Lamon's Trail and Guide Service
Headquarters 1019 Cota, SheIton Phone 77i
Trail Trips Into He,rt of Olympics
BASE CAMPS: Staircas6 Resort, Lake Cushman,
and Waumlla Lodge, °oft Angeles
Discuss Your Hunting Trip Plans
With Us Now
FOUR 10-DAY ALL-EXPENSE ,'rTRIP'S SCHEDULED
NEW FRAZER00MANHATTAN
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY GUARANTEED
N AMERICA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL AUTOMOBILE
t2€, 'Tzt*l' ,
NO PREMIUM ASKED
NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED
otal cut of timber to be deposited
into a cooperative deposit to be
used by the Forest Service for
paying the cost of slash disposal.
If requested by the State of Wash-
ington or by Grays Harbor Coun-
ty or by any person deemed to
have a reasonable interest in the
proposed sale, or in its terms, a
public hearing Will be held in the
office of the Forest Supervisor,
Post Office Building, Olympia,
Washington, on the 15th day of
September, 1947, at 2:00 o'clock,
p.m. Requests for public hearing
will not be considered unless re-
COMPARE
THE RIDE
120 EAST PINE ST,
676
S. L. PEARSON tt SON
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE: Wood range, practically
__n(hw_ R.t:. 2,_ Bc?x_75: .......... $8.-lJ-21
FOR SALE: Small furnished home.
will accept cheap cm" In trade. $1.000
for quick sale. 400 E. Pine Street.
$8-14-21
F-OR---SAL- Wood or coal circulating
heater, large. Mrs. McAloon. 505
Fairmont. ' 8-14-21
"FOR SALE : erie Mal/ogaiiy-gidss pan L"
el door. Phone 171. (28-14
FO'I-'--SAL'J i--16-in-.- V-g--whehls." Per-
shall's Associated Station. 3/. miles
Soutt on Olympia Hiway. 8-14
FOR" S/ LF --A-e'ricaiV sad d l/( /'ol, i ng
mare. new saddle, bridle. $235. P.
D. Griffiths. Star Rt. 2. North Shore.
Belfah'. Wn. 8-14
FOR SALE: Flat rim sink. 20x30. and
track. $10. Phone 403-R. K8-14
WANTED: Secretary for Lincolu
School. Phone 537-R, Dick Hud-
son. 8-14-28
WANTED: Man with saw to fall and
cut several second growth. Cash or
share. Inquire W, D. Listen, Rt. 3,
Box 211. 8-14-21
WANTED: 2 or 3 loads manure, also
bred does, prefer White New Zeal-
and. W. D. Listen. Rt. 3. Box 211,
Shelton. 8-14
FOR SALE: 2 Jersey cows. Star R.
2. Box 97. S8-14
WANTED: Capable woman or giftfor
part time housework and care of
child. Stay nights. Inquire Journal
office. \\; tfn
FOR SALE: One Ford 60 engine, ra-
diator and transmission, $60. needs
some repairs, but is complete. 120
E. Pine. Kaiser-Frazer. B8-14-21
"SECONI)-H-A-ND man's bicycle with 2-
speed gear. Also 2 water tanks 30
and 40-gal., large porcelain baQ1 tub.
Phone 231-W. 8-14
a FOR SALE-'6 acres on Hood--¢a-l -
mile north Twanoh Park, 200 ft.
waterfront with tidelands, gravity
water. 2-bedroom furnished home,
2-story double garage, concrete con-
structed, full size room above. Own-
er, Rt. 1, Box 347, Union. evenings,
Saturday and Sundays. 8-14-21
,I I I I
FOR SALE
5-room modern home with 3 bed-
rooms, oil heater, automatic gas
hot water heater, gas range. Dou-
ble garage and nice yard with lawn
and flowers. Also has new build-
ing on property suitable for store
or reconversion to rental dwellings.
Located close in and ready for im-
mediate occupancy. Better check
on ,it at once. $9,000.00.
2,000 ft. of waterfront, 60 acres of
land partly under plow, about 500,-
000 ft. of timber. Fine home with
outbuildings located about 3 miles
east of Shelton by water. This
property can be subdivided into
tracts. $22,000.00.
4-room modern home with large
Unfinished upstairs, full basement
furngce, hardwood floors, good lot
and garage. Also extra lot with
property. Located 5 blocks from
center of city. $9,900.00.
40-acre farm with 5-room house
and outbuildings, about 20 acres
under plow, with some stock and
machinery. About 9 miles west of
Shelton. $4,000.00.
Herbert G. Angle
Hood Canal Waterfront
Houses
Thursday,
Lots Only o
110 ft. wide by 350 ft. deep on
the. water side of highway. Spring
water piped to lot, 'beautiful se-
cluded cove with fine gravel
beach, $3,30-0-00.
250 ft. bulkheaded waterfront next
to State Park, $15,000.00.
154 ft. waterfront, vicinity Happy
Hollow, $4,000.00.
Several 100 foot waterfront tract,
$4,000.00 each.
* $ *
Several fine resort properties.
d
Frank Nosworthy
UHION, WASH.
Telephone 441
8-14-28
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commonly used. :For lmnel
trucks.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our heartfelt
gratitude for the sympathy, kindness
and assistance, also the beautiful flor-
al offerings given us during the loss
of our loved one.
William Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Farley
Mrs. Phyllis Clayton.
M EMOItl ES
No longer, we follow tim upland
streanl
No longer, the trail through the
:Purple Heather
Or pause to rest on tle rocky beaclI
Our al'nl In arm together
We loved those scenes of ancient
Lore
Oil nlountain, glen. aud rugged shore
You travelled many a 1)leasant mile
On your beautiful path through life
But now. like a snowflake on the '
river
A In0ment whltq then gone forever
Your time has conic and we won't
forget
Tide happy laugil, and enddaring
smile
That gift so rare In human llfo
I know you are resting, safe in
your little niche ,
When life fails me you will find
me at you)" side
Our spirits united which none can
divide
Our al'nl ill a|'l]l together for ever-
lllur0. W. 2.,
L.M.Wttestos¢: 7,
.... the" 60,000 people worklr
$ 130 So. Thi
rs... Millions of
to bulld buildings
to meet the
telephones and
not come from trie-
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to everyone who w
for such a lett
speeding this y,
fol
Has Sixteen.Inch Fro.t whee,
V StreamlM¢
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It's got everything! Easy.r011ing ha,t1
rubber tires, Rubber grips and pedals,
The beautiful Symons" home, corn- Vorite iett
pletely furnished, 215 feet water- An entirely
front, 5/, acres, live stream. $26,- Beautiful Roman gold start yourC
metalustre finish. Power.
500, terms, • • smoother ( W"
' ful, well-built. Air-electie say0 gasoline,
Hice home with fireplace, oilheat, ton. . to you
some furniture, 100 feet water-
front, 2/fi acres, exceptional view
of Olympics, ,$10'000'00", • Large, Retire'° ':'Jr
New home, fine view, good gar-
den spot, near school, furnished, Smor, F St¥]t €\\;\ //
no waterfront; $5,250.00. ' €
Partly furnished home, fine view, GRILLE "
200 feet waterfront, vicinity State
Park, $10,500:00. * GUARD0000
New roadside restaurant, all mod-
ern new equipment, living quar-
ters, 400 feet frontage on state ]]]
highway; also includes 24 acres st . ,.--"Se
upland with estimated 200 M b.f. v ag 0 t
standing timber. A real good buy . l:[ea Y g ...lsd
at $6,500.00. Ouaraned chrome plating, htghl..^,, uPlate[10** ;-2
]god enamel strip0s, Gives ......... .€
good pxotectLo. "- all tall pipes,