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WANTED
FIR CONES
are in the market for green Doug-
or contact our office in the G0vcy Building,
8:30 A.M. to noon daily.
Farm
Olympic Tree
P.O. Box 86
SHELTON WASHINGTON
Drilling
Wells-- Test Holes
Drilling Co.
LAURENCE BEDELL
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Phone 1024
Route 3, Box 101, Shelton
Frqrqrvgrqvvvqrq
DEWATI'0 NEWS
By Anne Y, King
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hamlin and
two daughters of Seattle spent the
l,abm- Day week end in Dewatto.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Ilanilin's mother, Mrs. Clarence
Williams, who lived here for many
year.. Mrs. Williams was tile
guest of Mrs. Lizzie :Bedell while
visiting here.
William M. Nance was in a Se-
attle hospital for a week and has
now returned to Dewatto looking
very well once more. His niece,
Mrs. Elwl Price of Shelton, spent
several days with him and he
plans to accompany her to Shel-
ton for t short visit. His brother,
P. W. Nance of Olympia, and his
sister, Mrs. William O'Brien of
Port Orehtrd, visited him over the
week end.
Guests of Mr. mid Mrs. l#rank
Pearce for the Labor Day week
end were Miss Margaret Anderson
and Mrs. Pearce's sister, Mrs.
Johnson of Seattle.
Eight salmon were caught by
the fisherman having the most
luck over the three-day holiday,
the largest of which weighed about
18 potmds. That fortunate fish-
erman was a man from Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis and
family of Port Algeles stttyed
with the R. W. Kings for several
days. Mr. Ellis is now principal
of a Port Angeles school and on-
LINES" ASSURE OUALITY
Delta Woodworking Tools
SHELTON- MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
NE CLUB MEETS TODAY,
ISLANDERS HAVE BUSY WEEK
By Mrs, Earl Harrlman Shelton and their sons Charles
The Harstine Women's Club and David. Others were Carlon.
meets with Mrs. Lila Peugh on Barton and Dennis Percy, algol
Thursday, September 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Carnes and
baby of Olympia were week end
guests at the John L. Hiteheoek
home. They came out hlst Thilrs-
day evening to show tile Iiitch-
cocks their new car.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. George Waite anti
children and Mrs. Paul Smh
spent Sunday at Quilecnc as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Arch-
er and children.
This Friday night i grange
night at the Harstine .schoolhouue
basement.
Carl Mattus of Tahuya has
been putting a new roof on his
house on the island, where Mr.
and Mrs. Thor Johnson'are living.
Vestet' Farrell of Osborne,
Wash., came over Sunday for a
visit at the Hugo A. Glaser ilomc.
$ $ ¢
Mr. and Mr,. M. L. Fesslcr and
son Jon took Mr. Fessler's ftt-
,her to Portland Saturday, re-
turning home Sunday evening.
The Widing family is moving
hack to Seattle for the winter so
the daughter can attend school
there.
Art Wallis of Bremerton was
a Sunday evening guest at the
Martin Goetseh home.
Mrs. Mary Chapman and son
Phillip were Seattle business
shoppers last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matson
and family now of Olympia spent
Saturday night at the Arthur
Wingert and Mary Beekwith
honles.
Mr: snd Mrs. Charles Allison
entertained recently at the "Big
Maples" Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wit-
ter and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. AI-
Myers and Jacuzzi Water Pumps ten of Sea.ttle.
. Slmday they had ;Is guests Mr.
and Mrs. Frank A. Travls. of
General Electric Appliances
where im once taught school.
Burton Anderson of Shelton was
a guest of his sister, Mrs. John
Perfection Oil Heaters Matso., the wee,, an. ,Io at-
tdnded school in Dewatto some
years ago.
Mrs. Earl McLaughlin of neat-
Are All Distributed In Sheiton By Ue spent a week with her sister,
ARE . R. w. King. while recuperat-
ing from an illness.
SHELTON HARDW Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Beebe over the holiday were Mr.
snd Mrs. Gordon Morris of Enum-
' claw, Mike Blum of Brcmerton
103 RAILROAD AVENUE PHONE 232 and English of Wlnlock.
Mr. ttnd Mrs. Bill Eul of Seattle
were among tile fishermen in De-
wa,tto last wcck end.
t
WAGES" TAXES" MARKETS" BUSINESS
You C an Spare
A Minute
Old Man Motorist has had his fun whiz-
zing all summer long, top down and hair --
what's left of it fluttering in the brcezc.
Now there is reason to check that rush.
Schot)l buses arc on thc highways again.
No driver has business so important hc
caimot givc duc consideration to the school
bus and its sunny-faced young passengers.
Parents who .send their children by bus do
so in faith that drivers will obey the laws
and stop wherever a busqs loading or un-
loading.
Iratfm rules arc postcd on tlic rear of
every yellow-bodied school bus. A stop sign
flags out from the driver's side when traffic
is expected to halt. School authorities and
parents will appreciate your careful observ-
ance of school bus Warnings.
J
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SIMPSON LOGGIN0 COMPANY
.- IHII, TON ,(INn MeCLIAt¥,W_ASHiNOToN
of Shelton
Mr. and Mrs. loscoe Page ;tml
Marlene were Sunday dinner
guests of their son and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Denzel Page. On their
way home they had supper with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harrinlan.
* * :It
Mr. a.nd Mrs. Earl Gillcttc and
son LaiTy spent Sundtty in Olym-
pia at tile Charles Seward and
A|TOn Kanouse hollies.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimbel and
family called Sunday afternoon
at the h'vie Wingert l|ome.
Mr. lind Mrs. Thee Waitc of
Shc'lton spent several h0tLI' at
their island sllnln'ler home.
We were shocked to hoar of
the passing of Mr. William Ycck,
Sr., in a Shelton hospital hint Fri-
day ",fternoon. lie hall been mak-
ing his home recently with his
son Jack Yeek and family of
Agate. It has been quite a num-
ber of years since lie lived oil the
island.
Mr. and Mrs. John L, Hitch-
cock and. son Lyle ant1 Mr. and
Mrs. Mel Carnes and belly of
Olympia. picnicked at Lake Cush-
man Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Iiarriman,
Jr., and children of Southside
were supper guests at tile Earl
Harrinnttt holue last Tuesday eve-
ning.
2 Men Chilled In
Canal When Boat
Capsizes Offshore
By Mrs. H., E. Griggs
What started out as a llleasure
trip Saturthiy wound lip with
sonlo thrills and spills for Hank
Turtle and Ben Johns. Starting
across the canal in a small bent
with a higlt-speed motor they lilt
it swell and were capsizetl.
TIlE BOAT l¢O1.,LEl) over
three times I)efore Ben col|hi get
t firm hold on it. With Ben cling-
ing to tile boat aml Hank eling-
ing to Ben's foot, ihey were soon
rescued by a party fisiaing nearby.
Both were quite chilled hy the
cold water hut suffered no ill
effects from their exciting trip.
Fishing has been rather spotty
this past week hut some fairly
good catehes have been nla(le.
Friday' Johnny Lentz of Shcl-
Ion Caltgllt seven nice sHlnlon H, lld
he Petnrnc(I again Sunday to l;l]l(I
a 9t",-II). King. i
IIARRY I,ATIIAM eltll.',]ll the!
largest stthnon (21' the week, ;t
23 piRIntP.'I'. (]etwge l!]vans, Of Ta-
eonla, landed Iwo, ea('h weighilg
four pounds, g, C. Belulont, Sr.,
and son of Taconla were otlt and
eanle in with a King weighing
D pOllllds. "tte(l" Wilson hool¢ed
at 7{.= pounder, and Chauney Wahl
of Galvin one weighing 5 pounds.
Mrs. Tommy James and two
children of Bremerton are visit-
ing at the Bill Cuziek home. Mr.
Cuzick is the father of Mrs.
Jal|les.
Mrs. Hera Stahl anil .'.,n la,lCoy
Silent Wednesday il| C.entralia.
Ivall |4"l'(,(I ;illd Eilgene i)Hl'chell
of ('ilehalis drove up Friday ew-
ning for sonic week eild fishiIw,.
MI{, ROIMEI{TSON retllrned
here b'ri(lay night frunl ICiehl|lond,i
Calif., where Silo hits spent sonle
Lime visiting friends and relative,s.
Mr. l.h:hardson accoull)ilnttRI hCl'
here for a visit.
Mr. anil Mrs. Blister I illllSOlI
spent several days here l/lst week.
They visited Fred llaltson, father
of Buster.
.lohnny 13oyce of Ib.oilSl)ia,l , who
will devote his lhne io Bihh'
Sellool work ;tlllOng the chihlren
t"n this vicinity, enlrefll;,hlc¢l Ix!Hi-
dents of Minervt 1}eric with a
S/lOFt sol'vice and ;I ln(ivillg pie-
ture show. The ])hq[ll'es wel'e of
Yukon territory, I',.(3., %vilel'O ]1"
WaS fornlerly engage0 ill Btlde
st!]leo] work [tlll(}llg |h{; na|ive
children of that Ills(riot.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry IHmle of
OlSqaq)ia and their two sons and
wives, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S.
Ithule (if Olymllia . and Mr. mid
Mrs. Robert Reed .H, huh: (if Ta-
eonui, spent" Sun(hl.y here fishing
aml ended their (lay with a picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard (?rollick-
son :lnd Mr. and Mrs. Jerry tie.:
gall i}f Brenlerton were visitors
of the S. E, Grigg's Slulday ltf-
tornoon.
Air Drift
HELTON AlltPOICT NEW8
(h.}d weather for flying over the
Labor I)ay week end f(anld nlost
of the light planes at Shelton Air-
port wingi.Iig through tile air. ]Jot
sun reSlllted ill hunlpy air CUI'I'CIIS.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Braun fbw
lu lm Angeles last Thursday in a.
Cessna 140 aml r,'turned to Shel-
tim Tuesday. They visited riend:
while in Southern Califoruia. The
wee|hot WaS exe¢,llollt ;ill the wuy.
ROY NYE AND llarry Hay re-
ceived in.iwdx.-lfilot lieellse8 last
Itrl(lay aft orlloOll, I.a kin; |heir
flight tests i'ro,u Exalnincr lon;t
Nye of Olylupia.
I,.',lliot Merrill, chief |e:;t pi!,,t
for Boeing Aircraft ((}. iu /"Ic:d|l,",
fh'w to (.aBIp ¢'ri,sd;lle hint Wec.k
to itrqmvt the new lauding .'drip.
AhJo looking over I.he :.;ll'Jp was
Mr. M(-I.)tlffey, airlu!rt in:.;pect.r
• Lnd ellgillepl" for CA A.
l>iloL Warrcu I",llis.n i:; lumm
fr,}lll hJH sl)rayil]g and (hi:Rill/., job
in Montana.
NAVY PERSONNEL from S',uul
[',in|. ]ble at *qe;/lle w,'re :dtll,:
airport 'l'ue.'day I. 14ive it a i[uar.-
Lerly [ns]lcct[on. 'ri|t,y eHltHf'llf, e(i
tl lh' cherry alqc;tral,(.e t)f the l
IMttill llB;ht l',iOlit thaL I''C'?/Q1J"
Wa'; i u.inLcd.
;heltt,n All: f.;ervie b,:a I..1;on
over |he tp2rdt.i,,p, t,g th,.! A;;'utff[
(;ate to S/ltq,,!y ct,Uee and dt,i,'.:.h.
mit. to all'lHOll alld trlud=,, ltr.
[!Pl'th,£ l'hllltpa Wat ihe IllaIIARFI'
ot the cat'e.
IL is sml to see l),:ople S(llm.ndw-
i itlg' hie,icy and l',now yoLt
caunot
hlp them.
L 1 ' : t C "l L
I I _ iii ii i . I . L [. I II ' ] _
STOIA(E
TAN KS
50 TO 1000 GALLONS
For' New
Oil Burner
I u.,;tallation
Courteous Service
For Efficient, Prompt
CLAY
BRICK
COIIIIlI()iIS,
Scratch, ROIila, llS
AVAII.,AI00LE
In Shelton
A New Buihlin 9
Material Scrivcc
receatly ;2d dcd
for this coin-
munity's c o n -
venielIcc by
E00cellent Weather
During Week End
Enjoyed On Canal
By Mrs. S. E, Griggs
Grand @eather over the w€','I¢
end was truly ideal for the throngs
of people that flocked to the
beaches for carolling, fishillg and
picnicking.
Traffic was terrific I" r i d a,y
night, Saturday and Sunday and
many people who ha(ln't made res-
(,rvations at the variotu; resorts
and hotels were i"orc, ed to return
to their hollies.
Miherva heath was filled to (:a-i
pa.cily, all available eahins beingl
filled, and the park full of week
eud carat)ors. Fishing was good I
all week and seam very good I]
catches were made.
The larg'cst sahnon huuled dur-1]
ing the week was take by C. 1).
Snlith of McClcary, a 27,;,-pound
king. ' , I
Johluly
LellLZ and qOlll Ogdell[
ttUg']lt 9 kings, raBgilig ill weight
(
from .1 to 6 pounds.
Stturday Tom Nelson, Ed. Car-
ney and son, Pat, came in with 6
kings each. Toln and ToDi Nel-
son and Leo LaBissoniere. lan(led
10 kings, the largest 27 ponnds.
Forrest Ballard and Los Mc-
(3hoe drove to Seattle on a buM-
ness trip August 29.
lIr. and Mrs. E. R. |Q'o;;t of
C'entralia t/itched their tent hy the
brook that ripples, through Min-
erva park uld camped and fished
from Monday till Thursday.
Bill Cuzick and family returned
to their home here from Grand-
view wimre they spent the sunlmer.
Bill Ewbank and lm], Don
Tornquist of McCleary, enjoyed a
week's vacation here.
Oil August 31 Mr. and Mrs. Ard
Ewbank and daughter, Karen, :Mr:
and Mrs. Walter Tornqutst and
daughters, Mary Crol and Shir-
ley, and son, Joe, Mr. and Mrs,
Charles George and 80Its, David
slid Jlmnlv, drove over from Me.-
Cleary to ;islt ttl; boym They all
enjoyed a. family picnic.
Mrs. Ed Carney entertained a
lmmber of tile children here at
a wiener roast Saturday evening.
hiehlded alnong the guests were
Red Ward, Tropha. Barb:ira and
'l'anya Fields, Reba Cuzlck, 13ill
Ewhank, Don Tornquist and Eddy,
Pat and Sns[tn Ca.rney.
A luvely birthday l)arty was held
at tile h[)lne of h's. Ben .Iohns
honoring little Dickie Johns on
his birthday. Those attcndinv the
party aud each. taking l)icl<ie n
hirthduy Gift were Gussie Twiddy,
Miug Toy Fields, t{lehard and Rob-
ert Millet', Dick, l)nsly nd Mar-
]t,lle ,]OhllS, MIs. .Ioims served
the chikh'en a lovely birthday fake,
dessert alld punch.
Mr, and Mrs. Pau{ I"iehls and
family Rnd BeLty arK] Billy ],iel¢Is
and Curtis Purdlle of l.)s Angelt,:,
Calif., motored to Olympic Natiou-
al Park Saturday. Mr. Purdue is
a brother of Mrs. Paul Fields.
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Keel) Them Warm ' and l'retty
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. @ In l,'all - and - Winter Coals l)esigned
tO (,lve Long Service at l,¢on0my Prices
... Sooner th,HI yoU Icdhze . . . lhcr¢'ll
%,
I)e a I.;hill ill the ilii' , , , titlle tOf Lhe
youllflstcct+ to (ion wal'nt winter cOaLS.
C, ct thcill rc,ldy now Choose IF0111
( t)lW C;u'eftiily culled .'mlcction of coals
Leggillg • t well-insulate(l: c0rnfortablc ;lll(I prct-
j ty! You'll bc happy "o know . , .
that our prices are Io :r tlh.ln cvcr
Brin9 Lhc ki{hlie h'l 1 tay,
(00)pts
All wool l'leeve
with ca peht
collar and
hood. Colors
Royal Bhle
& I)eep H.ell.
Sizes 3 to 6
s17.50
Full I|ack
(bats
III all wool
fleeel; with
velvet trim
co]blr and
hoods with
leggings to
match.
Sizes I to ,1,
0017.50
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I lAI, wilh Fur Trinl
AND EAIi MUFF5
tty Mdl{larct O'lJrlcn illld Ilitlilie|h Taylor
ll iniliorl(ilit {o c!lilildet! yulll' little
gii'l', winh'r w:rdrlblx
iI,00 :i ', s2,50
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