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Page Eight~ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ” Paul's words to Timothy, “Goc hath not given usythc spirit 0: fear; but of power, and of love, Ind of a. sound mind,” constitute the Golden Text in the Lesson-iAugust 23. pl" special $ .00 “Back-to- cho Crisp, washable prints in pret- ty stripes, gay plaids and dainty floral designs make up our brand new shipment of children’s dresses. They are very well made and yet they sell at the low price of only $1.00. We feel this is one of the finest specials we have ever offered. SPECIAL! on satin Slips Lace Trimmed! Just the Kind for School ‘z Sizes 1 to 7 You Will Want Several of These at This Price! ..,. a: in... .. ' l and , 0 New Spun Rayons C Part Wools 39 inch . Plaids C Plains , 54 inch FOR SKIRTS AND narssrs These Beautiful fabrics are ideal to make shirts and dress- es for that girl going to school. Sew your own school clothes and save!! , .oo Sermon on “Mind” in all Chris- tian Science Churches, Sunday. :Union News Is i Ross and her daughter—in-law Mrs. I "Bud" Ross returned Friday from}as Clerk elect for nearly four, ,fine fishing. 'Cushman hospital, feeling much iserious as reported. He is having aqt three years and whom you ; Sam“ teeth puued With expeCtation Ia)ll know is efficient and courte- i 0. getting as fit as eVer. .home again and M1" Jonesiis to which may be either foreign 0r; , :be up and around. .army life interesting but the heat - f . 1 _ I‘ ' is not so pleasant. JOYed workmg m you p601) 0 .Saturday and Sunday in Seattle 'fiShmg bl“ did "Qt have as gOOd me to come home after the war M38011 County Savings luck as many others. 1 Tuesday shopping. I inews notes for a number of yeas seizures—MASON COUNTUQIJRNM Friday, August 2L1. ’ RETURN FROM TRIP sPFEDER I INED LET “non D1? ‘ Mrs. D. M. Wolfe and randson C fl i i" S Burnett returned tfijs weekl Brought before Justice M. C. Accused of allowing ' lfrom a six weeks vacation tripiZintht‘O 0“ a Speeding Charge by operate their automobll ‘ .. to Portland and Eastern Wash—3 PatI‘Olman William Frender, R. W. R. Bell and- Arnold " ,l ington, where they visited rela-: Cody 0f Belfall' posted $10 ball each brought before J11 Zinthco and forfeited ‘ SentfiB_y Scribe; Union, Aug. 18 fl Mrs. Thos.‘ I am an candidate for nomina- tives' While in Portland and East' 3 WhICh was forfeltcd' ; crn Washington, where they vrs1t-. 'W-WWWWWWW A‘vflrrm-W—r'v" ~ tion as Clerk of Mason Coririty,3ed relativeS While in pox-tland‘ 3.1::-spigzinggoggdtgibgi 3:33 a p0siiion which i iiiiii they visited Mrs. Wolfe's soni WW\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\NllllllllllllllHiIII////////////////Wflfll \ fJohnny Files. Mrs. Wolfe’s father: W. H. Worden of Touchet, Wash- 722W 65755? [5405? lington returned with them because it’s summer home here. “June” alldldeputy for nearly nine years and ,_ ////////// Neah Bay Where they had some i years. I have been sworn into thei Arm and anticipate being called' Henry Allen has returned from ’ any {mm During my absence, Es_ . . ther Roles, who has worked with better' H‘s C‘md‘t‘o" was not as me in the Clerk’s office for the i i i l l l l A: Hid H O M E ous, will be your acting Clerk‘l L A N S Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones are When I am called for active duty, ill/l g IOTT QU 'DO'ERS' TR ‘ unty‘s fil‘ ,_ . for offici 0f deferri tiVo servi . son of M ‘ FUiott and x s Mcrcant . domestic, my salary as Clerk ter- Wgrd has. been .I‘eCe'VSd from minates and I get a private‘s pay, Edwm Martin who is stationed at l which for women is $21 per month. camp CTOWder' MO' He finds For over twelve years I have ell-, O Convenient Terms Men cheer Old Sunny Brook for its genial quality and all-around routine». 0 Reasonable Rates have tried to give you efficient , M1“ and Mrs' Fred Short Spent service, pleasantly. I can assure visiting . NO DELAY you that Esther Roles will give H . you the same service. I have en- Mr‘ .and M15‘ Ray Sturgls 0f joyed working with you when We i Olympia and Lud Andersen spent have had juries, etc. I hope you several days laSt week at 381‘” voters will make it possible for i as notifim . ‘5 .WCf‘k " the offic Ly. i lhstruct< ' , , Is Septc .‘:-.‘i g‘ " api'llicatior is over and continue to work for W‘\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\MillI & Loan Association Mrs. Rose Robison returned . 5 KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOUBON HI K‘ R. ‘ . you and With you in Ma on W 5 BY B h er . M , , / . candi “35:33), Mfg'orzndBllillgse. 3331‘??ng County. Sincerely Tltle insurance Bldg- 90.4 Proof National Distillers Products Corp., New York, ebthrolug son for about two weeks. . ’ . \\ 0a" t | The Glen Coffee home. formerlyl C1310 Eng6159n //////////////////////////////I'///lllllllNHllillllllllllll\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\“m McLean, r owned by Morris Johnson, was i _m‘—“~—"—""w > sold last week to A. Galyean of Montesano, who plans to make some improvements. 1 “Open House" at the Albert, Bpr sn'l When looking for 000" VDhl HIP R] Neigel n JOhnson home brought togeuwl' don't. overlook qualitY' “tam. relatives, neighbors and friends 1 'fi lshed a from abroad last Saturday and a few pennies saved 0“ , “6 shooti Sundayi ti ; rkansas, ‘ at the expense oi quau g to a If.“ ' ’ pay a disappointing "‘ of the Si » ‘ . “' wr' . Belfalr Woman s . i i “a recoifi“ . . Rather, look lur qua” 3' ‘tOry H‘s . i; i is and you‘re bound W V‘ ‘ not only :' a billioz By Everett“ Z_ Baldwm economy because. quaint" hing gun I Belfa‘ir, Aug. 19~Mrs. C. J. , . .. l, , tail. '1 ,name 0) Irving who was scribe for Belfair suns ""my’ t‘lhu’ _‘ :“lgnla on i . meats—guarantees 59/ ' S; V has announced her marriage to R. r , TRAIN J. VanLoan on March 8th in The tlon. Come. here 10 .. R SERV] Little Church By the Side of Road 5 he 0113, Cal m Seattle“ right quality at t b high so Mrs. Alice Emmert and Mrs. F. A. Ori were in Bremerton on price—that the only ‘h ECONOMY in meat b Little Miss Daisy Mae Emmert who has been very sick With a in by a J Week: bronchial cold is much better at this writing. 1' L o u B ._, I In New Miss Estelle Bulduc spent a c ’r Was tr: week recently with her sister Hel- I I I I Fisher,g lbs 1‘ p: . g _. - ' k. a i . en in the Dalles, Oregon, return- ing home so that Mr. and Mrs. Bulduc could spend a week with Helen. They returned Saturday. Garland Crosswhite and girl friend, Miss Florence Glenncross and mothers, Mrs. Crosswhite and Mrs. Glencross, motored to Mt. Rainier Sunday. Kraft 1-lb. Brick . . . American, Brick Swiss CHEESE . . . lb. 34c Tillamook Bulk 24-lbs. $1-00 $3.313 Homelike._ 49-le $1.49 ’ ‘ 8‘ School 1‘ ' ,7 L, i. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McKel- I am tr vey are the proud parents of a . .~ Twenty-l daughter born to them in Louis- IP as. camflmm n iana, where M3. McKelvey is sta- 1 i‘figd as a tioned. Leonar is a former Bel- . - . i i II I finii ifair boy. Van Camp Quick Cooking cans . . hand wm Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Mann are —————— ~~<~~v~vgf———~- ., out The at Soap Lake for a while. 3 ' ,‘ygéir mon‘ Mrs. Rose Wolf who is now liv- ; .T $150,; POTATO ‘CHIPS’ NALLEY'S ing in Olympia visited Belfair on Sunday. LIBBY'S The Burton Michael family' have moved to Wenatchee where Mr. Michael has been for his health the past few months. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Clark of cnso ‘ or (min “M e i Pkg.1o¢ 3pkgs25¢ 2 for 43¢ 3 ---- 7 ¢ii: if: Tacoma have bought the 'Michael _N_~____‘_;__/ ». h201‘s and place. i . ROSEDALE No 1 TALL .f- r- by 2 Mary Ruth Michael, who is em- ' . . .__..____.._________._/ 1c81‘s are, played PEACHES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2 cans 25¢ will remain here. ' ' ' ' ’ s o iegter of , Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Sund— __ ," A ." strom spent 5 days last week visit- EMPORIUM SOL”) PACK No' 2/’ cans Your: ing friends and relatives in Ta- coma and Olympia. Mrs. William E. Baldwin and sons David and Jerry visited Mrs. Virdon Savage in Shelton Monday. Mrs. Joe Hackott. who has been in Seattle caring for her father, was ordered home for a rest. . Howard Rose celebrated his 45th . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 2'canS RegWazfllgteéirgrfiléated7¢ 4V\Ee, SPERRY _O'z i_0z. . “1:03:11 ROLLEDOATS...............9-lb.bag 45¢ , ‘» wggk frttm M.D.TISSUE....................3rolls 25¢ ' H 'é’éitvi‘éayaAiifi‘éi; lfiii‘iskivi‘fsai’iifiii F0“ H°T “"5 onea‘ "‘ and baked a big cake. Those pres- . . I t I . ... 6 Rosedale L -. at C ent to help celebrate were Miss ' ' ' ' ' ' ' NO. 1 2 , . \- Mary Lou Rose of PeEll and Rod- cans R S]! i i l"INDINt ney Rose, Larry May, Carl and Kenny and Mrs. Lucy Foster, Ka- tie and Paul Foster, Donald Wells and Mrs. Rose, who gave the din- ' ' ner and Howard Rose, the honored \ i guest. Miss Katie Foster visited 'the . Glenncross girls, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Trick and sis— ter Miss Mitchell, last Week. Miss HOMELIKE «FLOUR . 49-lbs. $1.49 311____,/ Quart. ‘ Pint. . ., OVER THE TOP . 1 °°mp1eti also SANDWICH SPREAD Ruth Glencross returned home - r with Katie to stay a week. S u n S h l n n. “3011 ft Jesse Foster was home Friday. an wi visiting friends and relatives. 2_|bs_ Krispy Crackers. ' ,: ldendai A 71/2 pound. son was born to 2_.bs_ Grahams i 11:11: in i i a v Wednesday morning at the Shel- ‘ 3 his 0 ton hospital. His name is Duane BOth b? the U, William. for _ (18’! com; H1 H0 BUTTER WAFERS lb. 21¢ "i as a‘ Tahuya Votes Hyde Park English Type... lb. 28¢ 3 l i l i l l I Mr. and Mrs. Virdon Savage’ mil. B A BY B E E F Tahuya, Aug. 18 —— The school l Roast . . 11). 33c consolidation election last Satur- day was very tame. Only sixteen pURE U. S. No. 1 Yakima Gems R ; votes being cast, all negative. ‘ .i’: i of H8 pointed to fill the vacancy on the lb. ' ' ' ' ' ' 2:01:33 (:11 school board caused by the resig— I I ' 1 Yakima Netted GemS. U. N0. 2 i 1,12, are ] nation of Effie Knowlton. v .‘ I:Ol‘eigr Viola Anderson enjoyed a two day visit with her soldier brother E'Zké‘y BEEF ..................... ..... .. lb. 13¢ TOMATOES . . . . . . . . . . 3-lb5'v 2, $1,333, a Red Ripe "he U. s, Lilly Sebring has been ap- . who came over from Port Town- p 1 send for the week end. Cello . 1“: one i Our one and only logging camp I i p . a in s has been shut down on account of ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " lb‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . 2'lbs' e13 belii drg wage: n .S.on a mot r tr.p Fresh Seedless ' “Ithagivec . . u 0 l O 1 ' e 1, to Michigan to pick up a car.for ND ---------------------- .. lb. 801mg“ 80%v‘bggn'available hoUse that is Ass°rt°d Sunkist N ' ' ' ' ' ’ ‘ ' ' ' 6- . fit foIr occupancgiubgtween Belfair LUNCH MEATS ....................... _. lb. 35¢ a‘ Us! large 5‘29 1 .. LgUl-J and ahuya is i e . ‘=. G Mrs. Knowlton has received Pa'd , h word that her son, Willis, was DOG FOOD ........................ ._ 2 cans 29¢ n W . . . . . . . . . . . V. I fume among those rescued when his , ~ ‘1 3 311a Yellow 1 .3 Il‘lzl‘lo ship was torpedoed and sunk in ' ' av, the Gulf on July 22nd. PICNIC HAMS """"""""""""""""" u “3- 29¢ C 3 Van We Mr. and Mrs. Finch are the x - - - - - ‘ “g a parents of a new son, born Sun- Any Slzei Flrm ripe fruit . ._ ; Me. day. August 16. Mrs. Fay, of Seattle, is enter- taining friends at their Summer home here. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stolze and son Charles celebrated Mr. Stolzes day off Monday by going to Brem- erton. A postman's holiday. LUBER’ EREFINTILE Journal Want-Ads—Phone 100 I