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September 15, 1949     Shelton Mason County Journal
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L. Marble the COMPANy Accident Insurance Phone 854 15 1049. lla. been ol]l:ll&apos;.c'd tc el/re for the expansion in c|assl'oonl space that D 'will be avail'blo soon. Some kin- Statf for the fnc- (lergarten Impils will be slP, rtod ill y :*'hools the new. Evergre,,n (trade S('ll,)(d bef<)t.e Ill(, elld of llle ]/Iollth. "I'() head the f:cullv at flu' W'A" .:cllool \\;'ill I)e '|',)1'('1' "lAo, Wlll llso is prR'wilmi over the SluAton eh,- nlt,lllll I'y schooJs. ./nck SV'IIISIHI, forlll("l' principal at ior*lc:l/lx School, h;is be(,ll nal'ned vie(, prin- cilml in cilal'ge of Lincoln Seilool, while Mrs. Ella Dennis has beel named vice principal at Bordeaux. & BUR,NEIT i¥0Ur Local SHELL DEALERS FIRST & COT A STREETS "Sc rvi('c Is ()u" Bmles,' \\; BTTELTON-MXON QOUN JOUTNAL i WEE SAILBOAT SKIMS ON LAKE " '' CAPSIZE IS FANDS I ILL DOLSN I By Frances Radtke Archie Calahan, Jim Dawson, Har- I Cushmanites were surprised on ry Pazorsld, Dan Anderson anti I Sun(lay to see a beautiful mtnia- i tur(, sailbo'd bh)wn by a stiff br(.ez,, over the water of Standstill lal<e. Folks gathered along lhe l)ank to bet whether or not it w(,uhI capsize when the sails Were blown nearly into the water'. Tiu trim little craft stood up remarkably well. It was later dis- covered i:o be the property of yOIlllg Jim Brown, whose daddy, with memories of his recently latmciaed thirty-foot cabin cL'uiser the "Volly" nmde this three-foot sailboat for his son to play with and christened it the "Follyette." Mrs. William Dean and son, Jimmy, have moved from La- Grande, Wash., to join Mr'. Dean who Wol'ks at Cnshman dam hunT- bet two and will make their home there permanently. Mrs. Robert Smith and son, Jim, of Potlatch spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peterson while Mr. Smith, in company with @ II f Shell Premium is the most powerful gasoline • • your car can, use! makes scien- crhde ES, many of today's englnes have been stcpped up . . . ihey call for more powerful gasoline. Now Shell gives you the most powerful gasoline your car can use--Shell Premium --it's "activated," No other fuel can top its power in your car! This is made possible by Shell's own, specially produced power component s anti by Shell's own blending methods! Actually, Shell splits molecnles to get more power for today's more powerful eng/nes. So you get a gasoline that's "activated" 3 ways! I. Activated for knockless power! 2. Activated for fast "getaway." a. Activated for full mileage. • Fred Williams, attended the Amer- ican Legion convention in Seattle. C.ahrh'm, Pazorski, Williams and Smith were all initiated into the Forty and Eight club during Seat- tle ceremonies. Mr. and :Mrs. Ray Peterson spent last Tuesday with their children visiting in qRacoma. Denny Sandvig recovered from a severe throat in time to go to sclmol Monday morning, but his FIRST METIIODIST CIlURCH Fourth and Pine Wayne Wright, Mlnisler We invite you to worship God witi its at 11 a.m. on Sundays. Sunday School is at 9:45 and there is a class for' you. The choir ts back on the job after summer vacation. Choir the atoms s formula for a The the most sister'. Julie, is now ill of the same l)ractice is Thursday evening at thing. 7:30. Come out and help. The Jun- Mr and Mrs Verse Hill left ior Chor meets Wednesday at Saturday for a trip to the ocean i 3:30. and expected to return home on[ The Young Adults have their Tuesday. I fit'st fall meeting Sunday, Sep- *' * * tember 18 at 8 p.m. for sociabil- Mr. and Mrs. Del Laramie and l iCy, refreshments and worshio. John traveled to Dupont Friday I The Youth Fellowship meets at and accompanied Del's mother, 6:30 each Sunday. TheL'e is a Mrs. Mary Laramie, to Seattle on group for senior' high and one for Saturday where she boarded a 1 the junior high students. train to return to her home in h'a Gillett, a returned mission- Yonkers, N. Y. Ray Martin of Salem, Ore., was a guest the past week of his uncle, Gus Pendland. Don Reader stopped Friday on his way home to Port Angeles from Grants Pass, Oregon, to visit with John Laramie. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reader were seen visiting about Hoodsport over Labor Day. LACK OF FUNDS CLOSES LIBRARY FOR HOODSPORT ' Hoodsport no longer has a branch library, at least for the time being. Funds wcre lacking for'the year which ends in March. It is not determined what other curtailments in service may be- come necessary, unless Mason[ p.nt. Tuesday. Midweek prayer county clubs and private citizensl and Bible study is, at 7:30 p.m. rally,to the rescue soon. I Thursday, " Next year it may run smoothly with Mason county's share of the yearly budget coming from cur- rent tax rolls within the forty mills. Due to discovery at the last minute of a legal technicality, money was unable to be budgeted this year, and 1.9 mills were re- moved from tax statements of everyone in Mason county due to this development. "We are in danger of dosing oth- er services. Some effort should be made by residents of Mason coun- ty soon to let the library board know that we intend to follow through to the best of our ability in raising money," said Mrs. Fran- ces Radtke of Hoodsport. OUR 'COMPLETE" SUPPLY OF FALL ROSES IS NOW ASSURED Including Quite a Few Varieties In Short Supply To keep from being dlstp- pointed come out and place your orders now. A FEW POTTED ROSES LEFT AT 50¢ TO $1,00 BELFAIR GARDENS I000 ft. North Allyn, Canal road Junction. , i i ii i I Ill It I . It ShaRon Lodge No. 1684 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE MEETINGSHELD EACH 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the' Month 8 p.m.--Fgles Hall Marvin Leman., Governor W. D. Coburn, Secretary aL'y from Portuguese East Africa, will speak and show movies and souvenirs Friday, September 23, 7:30 p.m. Don't miss iearing him. FIRST BAPTIST (,HUitCIi Warrenlisle, Acting" Pastor Ray Mainwaring, AMtant Sunday school chtsses for all ages, ,including babies, begin at' 9:45 a.m. Morning worship is at 11 a.m.. and Warren Hale will begin a series of messages in First Corinthians. Young People's services are at 6:45 p.m., and the evening' set'- vice is at 7:30 p.m. Ray Main- waring will bring the message. Young People's devotional hour is at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Beverly Heights Bible classes are at 7:30 Mrs. Roy Eells, Mrs. Verne Mill- er, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Bovee and Mrs. Hale attended a meeting in Tacoma Tuesday in preparation for the fall meeting of the Con- serVative Baptist Women's Mis- sionary grotLp. The Shelton Bap- tist Church will bc host to the group in October. Last week The Journal erron- eously stated a .potluck supper was given unday evening. It should have read "Thursday eve- ning," for it is not the Bffpttst Church's policy tohave things of that nature on the Lord's day. Ministerial .Group Plans Sunday School The Mason Connty Ministerial Association met Monday at the Baptist Church. After" a 'brief de- votional period and season of prayer, several, things were dis- cussed. One of those was a plan for a Sunday school teacher's and officer's meeting during t h e month of October. It is hoped that an outstanding worker and authority on Sunday school work can be obtained to bring" a message and lead in a forum. The next meeting of the asso- .giation WiLl be ..held orl. Monday, October 10, at the Foursquare Church. LEGAL PUBLICATIONS NO. 69657 NOTICE OF PRIVATE ,AI,I,: OF liLEAL FSTATE IN TIIF SUPERIOR COURT OF'TIlE STATE OF WASHIN(IT()N I,'(.)R KING COUNTY In the Matter of the Guardianship of IIAROLD lqORDAL. An incompe- tent person. NOTICE IS ltIEREBY GIVEN that in ('Oulldlance witlt the Order of COUll t'llterod ill the ah,we ,,riLl Lied caum,, the. undersigned Guardian will. .n the 10tl day of October. 1949. sell the followh4" described real ,,state ill [asoll Count.)', Was]lingtoll. Tile East 150 feet of G(,ernmenl I I L,)t 1, Section 15, and the North "  ............................ 100 feet ()f. the East 150 feet el / Government Lot 1, Section 22, • in Township 22 North, Range 2 ! at privat sale In Room 501 Fourth & ike Building, Seattle, King Coun- ty, Washington. All bids for sucb property must be in writing an'd ad- • dressed to the undersigned gaardian and delivered to her r to her at- torney at the above address. ,)1' filed with the Clerk of this Court. at or before noon on the 10th day of Oc- tober, 1919; the bids shall spo¢.lfy Oio tvrms of the offer and none shall be considered wilere tile offer is leas ,. than $2.000.00. DATED at Seattle, Washington tills 13th day of Sptember, 1949, JL,LL & COLE, Attorneys 501 Vourth & Pike Building" Seatth, 1. Washington. 9-15-22--1 FOR SALE: equity in new 2:bedr'ooil holllt: utility reelS, garage. Phoile 770W or lnqllirc at 131.1 Dearb.l'l.. • :1)o .Late to Oassffy IOR 'RENT: 3-room and bath, hou.;. automatic hot water, refrigerator, JO ff6P gas range and heater. Partly fti,'- nihed. Inquire A C. Wilkie. 7:.29 N(,. 3rd. 915 '"OR-LJ-" 1-941" le;r(l 4Ldoor, vel'y good condition. Very clean, good a/reamed tires, Might e,,nsider trade. Phone Shelton 704W. Hoodsport I3W. P9-15 I'OR SALE': large wardr.l.m trunk, good condition, two years old. $25. Original price $75. Mrs. I.,. An- /OSS----;//" " • 6',30t°nelll'p,n,.1430 Dea:born, cull AO.'traftPr "IOR BALl'J: fresh Gut, rnsey Cow. ,,,,,.. nlngs or S&turdays COntact John Eager. 8kokomish Vulley. 9-15 V6K---ff#r---hiln -f d  i  i i ,; d- - = room cottage. $35 month, lnquwe Baysh0re Store. f0ur miles north of Shelton. 9-15tfn. F0-R SAt, E: thfiTSus---d "wati--,TC_ light phtnt, good condition• $175. In- ........................ • ..........  quire Arlo Wingert, Route 2 IHat'- : atine I$1ald) Shelton. 9-15-22 "J W)NTED: /noth'r and daughter y passenger car engine  You'll see w;ndsh|eld w;pers house.Want 3Reliable.Or 4 Phoner°°m 779W.unfurnished waterproof . . . that can electricall operatedl Free fron, J9-15-22 water like no other car  engine pressure, they don't Stop" 7')R--gA],:--graih rai--d ste,,i's. ,when you need them mostl " 34e per pound and up, dressd. can sit all night in the heavlost Phone ,764R1. R9-15--10-6 yet start up instantlyl Tg-f9-Y-qtfCRi "-Xcel-" You'll see a car with SoLeLy Rim ease of the Wheels--blowouts won t throw a t;re THE BEAU1HFUL lent condition, trade for property ' (' pick-up. Pimne g89J. $9.t5 per/ectly balanced under almost any driving oonditionl :' C ] &AU, "Ib'()R--'S.-l---OR'--'rli(DE-{o'wrlTurner (Angle side). Inquire A."L'" two tots on 10th and14. You'll see 50 new improvements that LMniels. 827 Cots o1' phone 24M. , 9-15.29 the first safety cushioned  make Chrysler the most beautifully K6ff-X'l-5-TfA'iFb-(37-r ffS;:h(iin-i;i:tv- ever designed to protect engineered car todsyl .--:A Pl.easure • leges, Phone 699J or inquire tO0 Pine St. V9,15 to drive, thrifty to own. ynone,,letue i property: one at.re lake froatage an engine that goes 5000 bring yOU a ear. "% ROYALWINDIORSARAtOSA near Delight Park, 4-room hous needing an oil changel let the car pro.ve ._.m MI.I with electric rang,;, water heater. .......... ... - - --,.  oll heat. "$4500. "Phone 705R3, W9-15 gX N T'YE--.' -d-/Sii-Kb-ll-'i i; ni,;/i/ EX: NOTORS, 707 FI:RST STREI00 "'°'-' °'-"* *°- m 'ith .lmbltlon. This position perI[laaent ;lld .full time job. No experience necessary. Apply in per- son to Bob Evvin at Bob Ervtn " wRoOM" every Men We,' Ti ler dealer's 'TIIE SAMMY KAY] SHe ..... =,,.--,&': ........ KGY. 7:45 p,m. Motors. First. and Mill Stro,ts. ST. I,]IVARD'S CATIi()LI( CHITI¢(!!i Rev. Mark Vh,(.hnlann, ().,.|. Classes ill cal('cili.';nt :Ln(l (!httl'¢th an,, Bible ..,,,.i.i,,,,. ,,i :'"'"" morning at !):,15 o'clock lCr:d ri'% i'(''t lrit'h, ,dandi:lK :11 liw Mass is at 8 ;I.111. and ::,'ctm(l Ma.;:4 . cud ,,f i;u, ,.wc','t pea bed wiik'h 117 Cota Phoae 633 a]'t. :it 10:;l() a.m. 1 i;:,',, the :dh'.v (,I' lh,,ir" h-m,' Sernlon topic Sun(l:lv will be [ :tt <','e.lal and i'edar ,lr,..'t.. ' l" ' t i ( ' € " I i ' tS'" ' 1  €"  -- ............ lII II "I Believe, Anti Life" b:vorht,;-] " "  ' ' III ing, PAu'gatory, t.tell nd Heaven." :, fe\\; oil,, r tilint:, lhi, ,,c:Ir, hui . n, ,'o,',:, ',,, th,' udd,u alq,e:r- I I There will 'he an i,qt, iry cl:,..: :in,.,, ¢,I :, I,,. hill., ,,,a,,,,'e I KI]UI[IWI ] at 8 o'clock 'l'hursd:tV t,v:nin'<. ¢.o,'n w:;'. i:;d,q*,i a ,,urpri,'. t.  ll[¥11)l]]L.J ] A cal'd so('i:d L; beillg' ])1:ll]Ilo[ |heal. I I by the w,m,el, t,, i,,, ,-iv,, on lw i Vh,, .lli,p,' i in ,h,ri,,lv fh, | ] I"[KI'TI " evening of ,Sept,unb,.'l' :2!) in I}l ] " basenletlt of lhe church. :li;h :lu,I (vav%daah.d {:w [nll I l-J[JUqJll(I , . of ('orI, i-, .4il] : ll,'l'r'.' ,) t:r. • i ,h)hn |)o l(n'1', I'nt,r d,,Ih },111,, (':ll' tllt'X IdChod l'l'Otl I 3x,,,a.  L4  , , il I'c'dlw,d:' :u.rni.;,i .t,,; :I,, I ' 'lv Vo meet in Lhe l.(.).O.!'. [:dl l,nl :iL'i.l 'to:' tiinecr lat:'d | , on e(',ond :{trect. (Ol/le iLll(] \\;VOI'- ship with u; .11' you h t\\;'e < "j(I,,l :1,, flood :I'- tl u,,'d to i)a(.k 'l chIw('h llonle. " ] in Ioiva," liu' llv]Oll ['ollph, i SLln(tay se]loo] sl:u'ts al. 9:,15 ] ae,'t,'d. ! Modern Equipment a.m., and the :,,,'ning worship i,, I g at ll a.w.. Se,m,,n lopi,, \\;,ill h., !Vol'|{ Parly To Met'l: I Operated By ,,!i "Patches l),m'i Pay." 1"ol M:,t-[ ° " " '4 *" ' .... thew:, 9. 16-17. ' At Bm |haux ( l,,,d I xpe " rlCll0(" 'tl" ""1¥11 !1 ' There will be a P.ible study I ,\\; \\;'<)rl !):ll(V will .;:lth, r :( I ..... .... session at % p.m. /edne.:day, an;lll'('rdeau× .h.,,l :,, .q :.r:. the | FOR " Ill(H'llillRJ; Of ';:,II't'({;IV ;llttl ,tltl(l:t''  " ' choir pl'ac[i(,e is at 8 p.P.l. Thur..:- 1, [u',.c a ,hc!tcr Ill;' the childroll  • LAND CLEARING day. i w:ith!.; f,,r tl.,' ch,)l rms,,. . t't;,.',Sq,;.;,,,.: }?',;'i-(. ',,, ,h,, I'.T.A., ihe pr-i,",'l :tlr(,:(t,.' i:t,;'| !':. E. Fitch. lastor I he,;n, md tii¢, (t,ml.ta/ion (,,r Ih,' i • DITCHING Sunday school st 'L at ! :,13 I i 15 ' }) 60 I'()o! >dt'u('l'r. has Iw,,n § o'clock service'willSUnd'tYt)e?.inmt)rning'at 11 and¢:.(.h)ck•tl,o Ic(m:d,.:IL d __ ....... I• BASEMENT EXCAVAT- ill ING There will be an evenin,.' st'\\;'i(t . SheltolB ' at 7:45 o'eh)ck '  l()OI," :l| • BULKHEADING The Young' l'eoples group will gather nt (3:-15 o'clock Sunday -->.', N,,.62 '1| 'li, evening. Revival services will be con- ?eets l]t,ory Vc(hleday I • PILEDRIVERS ','. ducted each evening' except Sat- S p.m. | For Laud or Water . urday, fronl September 18 thrl.t !.().O.!". llAl.l, | Septenlber 25. q'he tZeveren(I %'. Visiting" Lleml)or. will 1)(, |• DUMP TRUCKS * B. Lambert, forlllel' paste!, \\;vdl Cca'ii.tily W,d,onled I For Hire , i)e the speaker. 'l'llM.:4 ,I. VATT:;. ,Ir.. N.G.  ' .... Phomas ,: I • PILING AND LOGS (]iiI{I/rIAN ('IFN(!E  For Sale "Metier" is the subjecl of lhe |.111) Rebekah Lodge No. 7.) I Lesson-Sermon Which vill I)(, rea,t Meets 2ud & b'om'ih [,'rid:ly.' ! PH()NE 601 I:T']IIIAII IIEI,:{I,'I' IN' ¢' D next SLinday in all I?)l'anches of III.'IA,]N ((H,[<, S,,.I.I, :1 'V The Mother Ctnu'ch, The Fi.t Church of Christ, S('ientisl, in ...... Boston, MassachLIsetts. Golden Text: l'sahns lld:7. "T, emblethouearti, WI () Th C '1 enco of tl, e Lord, at the l,re,e,,e,, tell n e ana of the God of Jacnt;)." */ The, following ve, se f,,.. Visit The Psalms is inchLded in the Lesson- Sermon: "Whfther shall I g(/ ..,.,,: o, ELDON HOTEL COFFEE SHOP [ flee front thy presence? If I ascend up into heaven, thou art \\;, there: ll:" I lnake sly bet{ in hell, behold, Lhou art there. It' 1 t.uie FOUNTAIN SERVICE SHORT ORDERS LUNCHES the wings of the morning. .nd dwell in the uttermost l);Ulr, of Also Board and Room by Day or Week the sea; Even abeT(, shall thy hand lead nit,. aud thy ri;;ht. ]land shall hold nte." From "Science an(l H(ullh wilh *,---- ..... , ...... Key to the Scriptures" by Ma,,'y --7 g/e F;4] ..... " Baker Eddy is the followi'ng ,:el:- relative statement: "In Spiri[ there is no matter, even a.:; in  ,, Truth there is no error, and in __ ,. 5[r[ ' O () (l " O  V i ' I ] ' i   * 'I'' ''  ' I ' ' " "'rr'" ,-,.pro, annl'ances-- - ,',xt psition, Lhe loLioll that there is HEARING AID BATTE'I'il " LAMPS -'6 tO 1000 Watts real subst:mce-nhttcr, tiw oi)- p0site of Spirit. Spil'it, God, is .... infinite, all. S1)irit can lmw, no opposite." MT. 0iJVE IAYTili:R.AN When Your Needs Arc For Ih'v. Villi:Lm 11. Albach, I'llstor """-'-' ANffI[[N00, ELECTRICAL Tonight: Choir llLeets at 8 p.m. Friday: Parent-Teacher A...o- ! elation meets at S p.m. at the ' . parish hall. "[ Sunday: Sund,'Ly school and VeK ','!AVK r, I=ULL LINE OF € ttdult Bible ('lass(,.,; si.art at 9:,15 ann. Servtces are at II a.m. The ";/i:';;','..: 5:,pplTr,: - F:;m'C:.; - Appliances observance of the 50th alnliveL.- .ary of Lhe Northwest l:)istricL f-or th3 H0aTc Suildtr -- or we will furnish will be celebrated. ralther Lea- gue meets at 7:q0 p.m an estimate for your complete job. Tuesday: The Sewing4 Circle will meet at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. W. L. Chl'istiansen, ]716 --- v,--,--- , ,- . . . Ridgeroad, Sunday school teacheL., EI,vATI{CLTY--xour 1es[ and Cheapest Servant! meet at 8 p.n), at the parish hall. " A "'q Wednesday: tile adult member- g3, /I I a-]'i'l$ ship class ,will meet at 8 p.m. at JLe .L I O K-AKJ[ J. toe cnureh office. Title Insurance Building PHONE 645 Shelton APPLIANCE DEPARTMENT TI4E LUMBERMEN'S MERCANTILE CO. SHKL',ON. ]ASHrNGTON l)].d ab]ished 1 Sfl5 You can't bclievc how wonderful Gladir'oning is until you try it--here's your chance. (]oLnc in for ;t dcmonstration--theri, if you. wish, we'll deliver a wonderful Thor Automagic ()lad ir(m to . our lmmc to tl for 3(') DAYS FRI'.'FJ. ne,G , limited tLmc--one in today. AI)solu¢cly no $ obligalion! World's blgges: .Ironer b¢r|ain at Come in Today ............ %