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IKELLA RE-
QUIPMENT,
the Highway
Box 612.
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NOLAN
Walter
Professional
' FREE
Write P.O. loX
B. Fl.anklin
ATTO R N EY"
Courthouse!
phone
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Personalized
servl
Address:
Rt. 3,
Phone:
CRAIa
ELECTRICAl,
]Eliot Electric
Title
phone
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Army truck,
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Shelto (near
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rove St,
138-29
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: Cash at
ON
V
Angle Building,
ATTORNi
119-121
Bell
ALDEN C.
AT1
Title
Opposite
Phons 23 "
T
ood lockers.
3tier 1, It. F.
Rt. 1, l(ix 13,
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r located on
highway 14A
, known as
fement furn-
and urnish-
nni lg watei',
lights,, oil
€ facilities,
$25 to $32.50,
W. A, Beak-
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RENT
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four lllOn t h.
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fry arrange-
Kieburtz,
8-20--9-12
I
Office at
29, 9a6.
ROBERSON PLUMBING
--- AND HEATING
PIIONE 685
222 South Second Street
Open for Business
In Our Location on
Mountain View
ton Lumber
Company
DUe to present centurions our services
Viii be limited for some time, but as
Soon as possible we will handle a
:0replete line of building materials.
P.O. BOX 598
Sanitarian Leaving,
Not Health Officer
Through.a misunderstanding an
arti(.le published recently stated
that Dr. J B. Eason, Thurston-
Mason County Public Health offi-
(,vr, would no longer be with Ma-
.;o11 colnlty. It was mean£ that a
m,w sanit:n'ian would be reqnired
In Mason county as Thurston
county would reqnire the services
¢)1 Civu'les Reagen, present dis-
trio| sanitarian, for fnll time. It
is the duty of the sanitarian te
inspect for all health conditions,
the water supply, or anything else
pertaining to the health of coun-
ty residents.
Dr. Eason wiil eontinue to act
as the Mason-Thurstol County
v v v v v v v,q v vv,m v V v,..,qv
H00dsp0rt
Friday evening, August 30tb.
will be the big rally meeting of
the Fireside Group. All the young
people from Taeoma and Shel-
ton who have met with the Hoods-
pm't group are expeetea to be
present.
The speaker of the evening will
be the mnch-Wked Rev. Edwin L.
Coy (otherwise known at l]ddie).
There will be special music from
Tacoma and Shelton and a peppy
song scrvice. The Fireside Group
is giving an invitation to attend
to those of all ages who would
be interested in eommg to the
Rally..& capacity erowd is ex-
Public Health Officer. pected.
'r' A group of young people went
to the "Youth for Christ" meet-
APPRAISERS APPOINTED in at the Baptist Church on Sat-
Judge Wright Saturday during urday night.
Superior Conrt appointed George Mr. and Mrs, Richard Bates
Adams, William E. Stevenson and were week end guests of Mr. and
L, A. Carlson appraisers in the Mrs. Harold Sund
William Sandholm estate,
HOME
LOANS
A birthday party was held on
Friday afternoon in honor of the
13th birthday of Leslie Robbins.
Those present were Kenneth Ev-
ans. Richard Hunt, Glenn Lock-
wood, David Hagen, Oliver Gray,
Dick and Jack Siegel, Louis De-
schamps and the honor guest.
Mr. and Mrs. D: C. Mathews
sp6nt Monday and Tuesday in Se=
attle 'visiting friends.
Mrs. Mary Ohm|t, who has been
in, the hospital for several "weeks,
,came home on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kovess
and three children visited frnm
Wedn£sday to Sunday with her
brothgr, ,Cal Wilson and family
hndher parents, Mr. and Mrs. C,
F. Wilson of Potlatch.
uMr, and Mrs, Hill Drpha and
Ernest, have returned home after
a weeR's trip to Oregon and Call=
forna.
MrS. Will Lunt attended the
Remember the Dance
at Delight Park
Saturday night.
is George Sylvester Rake-
Who failed to have us fix his brakes
"k Convenient Terms
" easonhble Rates
"* 10 i)ELAY
Mtksoi Co m.ty Sav!ngs
& Loan Associatmn
Title Insurance Bldg.
? '
I
e your
Deaier for
prompt, low-coSt setvice
Thlngs
-out headlight bulbs,
or latches, broken
wipers are small,
repair jos that, if
Your car in for check-
these "little things."
Ford parts and ac-
are yours at mode-
'Tain't Funny, McGee, ! A
• • /FZ* -,¢,,/,e,% No Jive Wanted Here
Not when t's you acre /z.'/////)]" " '* r
., . '" J f]";L.! Ifyourfantwheelsareget.
dent. So brake,checkUp I ting pigeon-toed, or if the
and brake jobs are getting I ..:7 steering wheel "jitter-bu."
• ." • P-;( // :'.7*_',. , , ,. .. o
top prmnty in our shop. I you need a,heel ahgnment,
,That's one way we are co- i ([ k, [11"' You'll save rubber, save your
operating m the coUnu:y ) m n
' " " " I h MKIIIIIIII. temper, a d save a possible,
wide campaign to make ' t(l accident. Drive in and let us
our streets and highways I kkfl --ake ^ "-" .......
safer. Come in today. Let I )....a. assembly checkup.
R brakes '///z///'#/#/z''
us check Y?U * " I
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" J . ' "i "" ' '' ; ,,
I factory-ira,ned
aL=!=:-- ===- __-- - -- --- I, chanics know your Ford car , . 7"
J/ I best...have special Ford I sapre' ...,_
y',mm,,-,- • euipme...use factory- |. i2,'Z"Ce i
I Genuine Ford parts. Let s ]l.). FFd q£.7_'sL, :.
o,mrx,,: . check over your car to keep ][ -7 -'= ugl''| !
", ] it safer to drive and keep it ff,, ,.
--,z'/ _ resale value up. Bring your. " : ..... i " *flx,]
• ,-.-a ,) ,, ,,
" I Ford back home today.. "'
For promibt Sbrvice Foirl00 Priced
FORD DEAL[R
EE YOUR
AI Huerby Notors"
Authorized Ford Agency
Fifth and Railroad Ave.- Shelton- Phone 16
Marine Cadet Corps
Applications Oct. 1
API)lications for aPl)ointment as
cadet-midshipman m Lhe U S.
Merehant Marine Cadet Corps
must be mailed before midnight,
October 1, to qualify for the semi-
annnal eutranco examinations to
be held in civil service centers
throughont the nation OrL Novem-
b(:r 6, ]9,16, it was announced by
Commal(lev E. G. McDonald, U
SMS. District Supervisor, 1000
Geary Street, San Franc|see. Cali-
fornia. Candidates |el' appoint-
ment will not need any Congress-
man's recommendation.
Honorably discharged veterans
of the armed forces and the mer-
chant marine up to the age of 24
as well as yuths 16//,; to 21 years
of age aye eligible. Seniors still
in high school may apply now,
take the examination; and com-
plete their studies to graduate in
December, before assignment to
U. S. Merehant Marine Cadet
Corps School on February 1, 1947.
Complete information may be
obtained by wiring or writing the
Supervisor, U. S. Merchant Ma-
rine Cadet Corps, Training Of
ganization, WSA, Washington, 25,
D.C.
Past Matrons' meeting at the
home of'Mrs..Steve Ahl of Tahuya
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Frankie McCotter and Dale
returned to Taeoma after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. LoeR-
wood.
Marjie Jackson has returned af-
ter spendilig a week in Portland.
Ore., and the week end in Monte-
sane, where she attended the ded-
icatibn of "Flet Park."
Mr. and Mrs'. Henry Moore. of
Portland, are visiting with Mr.
and. MrS. George Jackson. Mrs.
Rozert E. Locke, of Quinault, is
also visiting with the Jacksons.
Mrs.WiR Ltlnt arid Mrs. H. E.
Lockwood spent Sunday and Mon-
day in Tacoma.
Mrs. T, B; Sith enterLained
with a dinner Saturday eveninG.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Robi0son of Lilliwaup and
Mrs, Katie Abbey.
Mr, and Mrs. Henry McClana=
han attended the wedding, of their
nephew, Byron McClanahan, to
Betty At|wood, of Shclton,
Others from Hoodsport attend-
ing the wedding were Mr. and Mrs.
HfR, Dickinson, Gordon Dickin-
son and Mr. mid Mrs, Hugh WoN
cott,
Miss Hazel Cox was married
last Tuesday to A. E. Dahlem,
2/c P of the battleship New Jer-
sey.
Mrs, Robert McClanahan, of
Ely, Nev., is visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry McClanahan.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Ahl spent
unday with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd
ouse of Tacoqaa, Frank Ahl re-
turned to Greyland where he is
clearing land on their newly pur-
chased property.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Bleecker and
Mr. and Mr Cecil Ziimer were
week end guests of Mrs. Hazel
Bleecker,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lord and
son "Skip" of Camp Five were
Friday night guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Ahl.
• lY[rs. Katie Abbey, Mrs. Ella
Lunt and Mrs. Auie Dickinson
v vvvvvvv,I),vvvv vvvvv
Unioii
"Union City Original" has been
soraewhat nlolu'nfnl this p a s t
week On Tuesday of last week,
about a:a0 in the afternoon, sud-
denly and without warning, there
was no water and it did not come
on mtil the next morning about
7:00. One resident }tad just made
l)reparqtio)m for a nice dituler, a
pie ready for the oven, whcn the
hoL w:tter tank started rumblitg
like a steam engine. He quickly
pulled the fire and ran to the
falteet where not a drop of water
came out. He looked around rue-
fully at his dinner to be; get-
ting hungrier and more thirsty ev-
ery minute. His neighbors, wire
have their own water system, were
out of .town so no hope there. ]Fie
ate a cold. dry lunch then thought
of the tavern where he hurried
for a cool drinl( only I;o find a
sign on the door "Closed---No Wa-
tel'." Disconsolately he looked out
ovm" tim beautiful eanal--":Water,
Water Everywhere and Not a
Dro I) to Drink," It was hot that
afternoon. He started out trudg-
ing ahmg the highway and after
over a mile of it; im came to "A
House by the Side of the Road"
where he, panting and exhansted,
found sustenance. Another honle
on the hill had a bucket of water
under an outside tap, handy for
stray dogs and cats, but it was
better than nothing"an4 With 'gn
electric 1)late got along. Two,fam-
ilies were away all, day and came
home in the "eve)ling dusty and
weary thinking "No Place" Like
IIome" until they found not a drop
of wa.ter :ht their cars again ,with
all availabie containers tliey werit
seeking water, No report:tias becn
received as to thc difficulty. The
supply tanRs .are all finislled and
being used but the intale aitd,out-
let are still open wboden t/'ouffhK
Quite a crew wason a few, weeks
ago puttingin a puSe lini but they
are evidcntly needed on the pow-
er lines. Local men ,were later
working but they also have .bcen
taken elsewhere. The vegetable
and flower gardens are droopy but
as we have been saying f6r years
"Maybe next year it will be bet-
ter."
The bicycle Miss Elin Strandin
bought in Sweden, when she was
there, has arrived and she is now
going places.
"Mac" McVay and several naval
officers of Bremerton "Sekiued"
last week. They went on the Mc-
Vay small cruiser and encounter°
ed some bad weather--fog that
made navigation difficult but they
caught many salmon.
Mrs. Ray C. Yost of Medford,
Ore., and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Car-
rigan of Los Angeles, Calif., are
visiting theisister, Mrs. Guy Al-
lison. With their brother, J. A.
Mearow, already here they have
had a complete family reunion,
Mrs. Allison is entertaining her
guests Tuesday with a luncheon
at the Athletic Club in Seattle.
TKe rodeo attraete( man'y from
here both Saturday and Sunday.
Sunday it was said "Most of Union
was tllcre. Miss Jane Aldrich and
Gene Stark were in the parade.
Mr.-Stark also had horses in the
rodeo.
were afternoon, guests of Mrs. Bee [ The McVays spent the week end
Ah} on Thm'sday. I. at the ocean and the Andersens
We Pay
CASH FOR
BlackMrrieS
Price lb.
Delivered to
6Lb COUNTY FARM
(Isabella Valley - Rt. 1
Box 216-A)
or 8¢ Lb.
t these pckup points:
MST L6'K--P,one. , F-23
SKrK0.IISH -- Phone 216-J-I
KAMILCH E--pho,e 2
(Price' SUbject to
.... larket Changes)
Thursday, -saimrday
Theres No One
Like Her
;'GtLISA"
starring Rlta Hayworth
Sunday - Tuesday
September 1 - 3
Barbara Stanwyck
"THE Bi00mE
WORE B00TS"
Robert Cummings
Wednesday Only
September 4
TWO FEATURES
Alan Ladd
"THE GLASS KEY"
"HIGH
EXPLOSIVE '¢
i ..... 'g I'TT g ..............
were with relatives in Seattle.
Tie "automotive" sign of Ural
Bittle has been taken down and
he is moving his family back to
their old home in Toppenish. They
will be missed as they have taken
part in all com'mmtity affairs. Mr.
Bittle was a ntember of the sehool
board and an officer in the Sun-
day School.
I. P. Callison has offered to
show his pictures at the Masonic
Hall here as a benefit for thc
benefit for the Hood Canal Wo-
man's Club and also for conserva-
tion of ur |rests. These pictures
represent much expense and risk
of life. Many of them are of Nor-
thern Canada and Alaska and
scenery from all over the United
States as Call|sons are extensive
travelers. Arrangements are being
made now for Thursday evening,
August 29th at 8 p.m. with hope
that the troll will be available that
evening. Keep your eyes and ears
open for definite announcement as
you will not want to miss this
opportunity. ,,
Ed Hgaas says troubles,never
come singly." He went to Brem-
erton Monday to see his doctor
about an eye infection.
Matloek
Ttere will be no hot lunches
for the first few days of school.
So children must bring their own
lunches.
Nfatlock Ladies Club met Thur-
day and birthdays for JulF and
August were celebrat0d. HoitesSe
for the day were Madge Kingery
dnd Dora, Herring. ;Final plans
were made for the fair, ugust
29. The nickle exchange was taken
by Madge Kingery. •
rs. Alta Watson and Mrs. Bes-
sie Evers and girls Diane and
Sylvia of San Francisco', Calif.
were recent visitors' ith their,
father J. W. Green'and family;
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dean /nd
daughter Patty of Olympia calied
at the Don Nye home Sunday.,.
Those attending Ponona Gr*
ange Sunday at Harstine Islarid
were Mr. and Mrs. ,Ed :Valley,
Mr. and :Mrs. Earl lilishop, lYIng.
Augusta Portman and Mrs. Sain
Nye,
:Mrs. Lillian Portman received
word last week her ,nother, i?Ii'S.
T. Ward of Tacoma had a slight
stroke. She is able to be at home
however Lillian spen t a few days
with her. The Community extends
their sympathy to her.
Gene Nye is spending the Week
at Camp 5 with Jolm Stevenson.
They plan on hiking on up to the
lakes.
M:rs, John Derrick and children
,of Camp 5 drove in Thursday
bringing a lovely birthday cake
and ice cream and surprised Mrs.
Earl Bishop as that was her birth-
day. Latter in the day Mns Ida
Lunquist and Mrs. Betty Le Garde
and girls called.
GIFFOR.D WILL PROBATED
Judge Wright signed an order
Saturday in Superior Court lad-
mitring the will of Vernon S. Gif-
$ord to probate and appointed Al-
berta E. Gifford executrix of the
estate.
Ruth Jacobsen
Wins Pin Prize
First competitive bowling laur-
els of tlle 1946-47 season fell to
the fair sex when Ruth Jacobsen
captured the inaugural handicap
singles tournament which marked
the reopening of the bowling al-
leys last Thtirsday.
With a 672 total comprising
games of 167, 153, 152 and a han=
dicap of 200 pins, she bent out
John Dotson and A1 Fez'rier for
first pze Monday. Dotson was
second at 171-190-206-90---657,
while Ferrier was third with 225-
163-192-65--645. House prizes for
best single game scores were cap-
tured by Emery ,'Lindeman's 250
mid Evelyn Smith's 241 scores.
AUTOMOTIVE PAINTING
GLASS INSTALLED
RIDLEY'S
Body and
Fender Works
PICKUP
and
DELIVERY
SERVICE
/ORK GUARANTEED
1 Mile South On
Olympic Highway
ROGERS BROS. GARAGE
Phone 218R-2X
UNITS
Are the founddtion
of an end't/'ping
structuro, we; ue
the best iriar.
ials, every u,ni:
stamped for your
protection. A n d
"q'U r' worim@dslp
assures 'ybu. of .h¢
best dollar-f0r.dol.
lar value In elae
building material.
MASON
MATERIALS
Successors to
SHELTON CONCRETE
PRODUCTS CO.
PHONE 123
7th St. Bridge
, t ,
LITTLI CR
HORNER ,' :
LET'& CLUB TOOETHER ANO
ET OUR. PIT(;RER IN THE •
Symphony r Jive... what
kind of reoords do you like
to har? No surface nolle
or.needle chatter but cam.
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tioal accuracy if your radl0.
gorer IS se ected' t
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Tr.y.,The',, .(omo Hits. f0om
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Gaff@ii In' ¢Rain
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Sa Oboitnight
Temptation
Goodbye Sue '
l:m Goa Love Tha Gel
I] I Loved You
ore Tan You know
T}] T.End.o, T,'ime :
Thdt Feeling in i he Moon,
light
5-Pocket Souvenir A'[bums :,Og:
May Fill With Vour Own
Favorite Perry Coma.
Selections ... 75¢
IIIII
BECKWITH'S
SHELTON MUSIC, STORE
120 Railroad Phone 143
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THE ARMY HAS A
GOOD JOB FOR YOU!
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TO FORMER ARMY OOCUPAINAL S}E¢IALIST$
GOOD jobs in non.cornmisdom)d ;gra&s are being
offered now by the Regular Army to qualified former sericemenI.
Veterans dischargcd on or after May 12, 194,5, who enlist
or reenlist for 3 years may be e],li ted in the non-commissioned
grade for which qualified :prov,ded this grade is not higherF
than that held at time of discharge, and pro ided .float at leat 6
months of former servicewas in one of 4,00 des!gnllted militat'y
occupational speciahie in "which enlistment s*inW desired,"
• Important, interesting j0bs are open in lun,ttas of ski|h.'
and trades in the Army, with splendid training aad,ditucation:"
advantages! These are in addition to free food, hounding, clo$:
O
ing, medical and dental care, l w-cost ,nsuranca.
There's advcnture, travel, education, a secure and profitabl
future in this vital, realistic profession. Get full details at your
nearest Army Recruiting Staiion.
Highlilhts 6f Re=uilar Army
1. nlllstments for 1Va, , or 3 Qb',"
"Z6af|; ( ILk;ear enlietments i6mitted
|dr ihdh'now in the Army with 6 or
moe months of service.) pay (based upon
to all men who
2.' nlistment a e from 18.to .34
years incluivo (17 with 'pateat ' rnliet.
€onsent) 'except for men now'in the " 6.' Option to retire at hslf ay '
riny/vlo may reonlist at ai$.iti, for the rest of your life aft)r
and former sorvice men depending yeare' servlce--inerealtng to,hre|
on':leiigth of aervice, ql.arter| 'I.Y after ',ltts'serie.
3. A reenlistment bonu o[ 5) Atl lrevtoiI ective feder&t military '
fdr each year of active eervJce Slice servie ;counts t'owadL tl=tirement.
auch bonus was lalt paid, Or since , 7J (3:! B I o. R|kitl Ienefltl al-
Ibet entry into service) p/o'id6d sure for mbn'lio 6n]iet n or bef6"re
reenlistment is within 3 months October S; 1946. '
after last honorable discharge. 8. Ch,ctta €; btmn¢t of ferric0
" 4. 'A furlough for men who re. and overieei theatdr "(0f'those tiil
enl!t within 20 dayl. Full details of Open) on 3-aar e n|iitments. . ,
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NEW PAY SCALE ',,".,, ..oM.a.., ;
' - ' Ittmre',,,arwca l.ae;.VlqYlt¢i' ":i
,.m.o. to c;o.n., roo, M,,/tr Seea.t %%
C=re;l"6dgtng' Midlc=l,k and l)e,tal or Fir=t ;ergeant 165,00 $107,25 plOp.Gpi
Tecimica[ Sergeant 135.00 87.7 'I11,.
In. ddHIon fo pay shown #t Staff Sergeant . • 115.00 74.75 129,$)'
'Ih}':'20% Increass for Sarvlce Sergeartt .... 100.00 65.00 .112,:I!
Ovti.as. 0% if Mamber of Corporal ; '.', • 90.00 58.50 lOI,2
Fly|n or Gilder Crews. % In.
crease In Pay for Each 3 Yearl Private First Class. 80.00 52,00 9.01):
of Servica, Private , , , , .00 . 84,3'8
Listen to "Warrior# Ol Peace, )'
"Voico ol €he Army," "PxIy I | )
$ , nd. Oa, isWti- 1
rher Sporf$" evtdW" and "Spot-
liht Bandg' on your radio.
Jnllst now at ¥ur neares Army Iecreltlng Sfaf/e. and "Ma&e I a Milllenl , ,
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