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September 18, 1947     Shelton Mason County Journal
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FRIDAY 00D CLEAN F COME ONE -- COME ALL AT MEMORIAL HALL Every Saturday Night lancing 9 P.M. to 1 NSORED BY GENERAL WELFARE elton Company OR SANDERS In Our Location on Mountain View THE OLYMPIC "ING ADDRESS N P.O. Box 598, les Welrauch PH{ 18 1947. Robert L. Pearson from Mildred divorces wer e E. Pearson, granting her custody signed by Judge of the children. Mason County Clayton Rank from Marian Saturday to Rank, and Ehner J. Yoshihara from Helen F. Yoshihara. Ehfistiau '00roLhers W I N E S .MIX CONCRETE Prefer to do Your Own Mixing SAND and GRAVEL =" OTHER CONCRETE PRODUCTS Pipe -- Culvert Pipe  Drain Tile Building Blocks SHELTON-IV[ASON COUNTY JOURNAL Burling Gets Fish On N-teenth Try Harold Burling was overjoyed Saturday evening because after all this trying, he finally caught a fish. The fish was a ll-pound silver and was caught while fish- ing witil Bob Bcarden. On Sun- day, Hurling caught a twelve- pounder. Champion fishermen for the week were Lem Roe and Mickey Morris who caught 271-1b. and 221i-lb. Kings near Indian Hole on the canal, with Hanson plugs. But the best fish story of the week was the one about Lee and Mrs. Hale. It seems Olga had never been fishing before so Lee- fixed her up with an old plug that he had discarded years ago and had kicking around in his tackle box, and an old hand line. While he was fishing away with his nice shiny fish pole, Mrs. Hale up and caught two lovely silvers weigh- ing around 13 pounds eadh. Lee finally managed to land one fish. We suppose he'll highly prize that old plug from now on, and we ad- vise Mrs. Hale to hide it. Dick Addleman and Frank Mc- Donald caught their limit of Humpbacks on the Dosewallops Sunday. Fishing on the Canal is im- iroved all over this week. Mrs. A. M. Loughrou of Los Angeles caught a 13 pound salmon Friday. From Lake Cushman resort we find that Mr• and Mrs. Gardner from Shelton each caught their limit Friday. Marriage Licenses Marriage license applications were filed in the office of the County Auditor this week by the following couples: John Howard Page, 22, and Carol Jean Remsberg, 20, both Shelton, September 10. Herbert Bishop, 19, and Lillian Keefe, 17, both Bremerton, Sep- tember 10. Norman Favreau, 32, and Ellen Bogue, 23, both Centralia, Sep- tember 11. Warren R. Earl, 23, and Janie Ba;:on n 2:'::tsnS::lt:: d :e;t:am: feAm;t?:. 19, both Shelton, Sep- , Bef%2•Me%°°a% , 1%3: ba iwl on Port Angeles, September 16. I00LASH! New Locatmn [ :e  A[ ;i, " AT 407 SOUTH FIRST I n ; NOW UF:::I with I ttm, ''--: ....  "" I 1 P. ' >:: O • L jew location at 407 South First Street--formerly Mitchell s 1  _fttl)4Lve Repair--We are going to carry the same complete line of I A  SATUIplus commodities. As in the past, we will do our best to serve I [ i (° B!₯!Oi!DoH0:ME   ] °f;)KWg " " i nlsh y°ur I ak € Home with a High Grade Material  N Head f:". I (' at a LOW COST• You'll be proud |  L .  of the good results! i !! /i -'.. T, -DA--,'r ,00% Lead and Oil, Zino Base-- a., , n i'i;i!iiiiiiii':!: : @Fiii., "-4 I/-XliII Outside Top Grade Surplus .................... )ll3ble en i  j !" , ::E S*TIN :::m° Gr°°"' Red ........................... Gal. $1. I  ,#fir' " II1"' I e , 0 value $4.95 , , , " ili It a .................. "ea. 79’ " :;:: ....... 2" - ............... I ,00,FE IIIlU I I Here You $9.95 I WLn ' hear d:t Whipcord $3.95 IIIIII I = === v = =" ding manufacturers ' Y y, all sizes :o 36 JJ]LI I UIII li , . , • .0 ,,,, Mscellaneous and Hardware Bargains ,,i1 Y'I Ith' MCGregor, 10"o. wool 6 95 Flash g hls, all metal 69 • has lu, t1::i,:;  : .... ........ " ............. 1 95 2-p ere ,Woo Underwear .................................... .. 3.50€ Ewdently nobody _ _ts10t .,, ,k" ............... :: .......................... :: :::: 2.95 i Mattre?nes, cotton filled ..::::::::::::::::::::::::: 4.95 =ut, u"'^"* -,*,-,-,TMTrXT v'rocfll° ,tP:: =’t= .......... " ......................... 2 50 ] Ja’.g  weB, good steel 79€ J  tl "' " ......................................... 5 Nylon Paint Brush •" ............................... wise you wouldn't kn°C,: e ;,: :; t ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 3:95 [ 12"_.Dividers, Oexto 4.:n.ch ::::::: :::::: ::: ::::: 4:5 ....... , . vOtl • . l fltll ,= new ..... . 2.95 6 . Lineman s Pliers ........... 98 USI: -'U'I'-I%'L%!  -t q •t. " .................................... 97’ 14" File, for, meta € J ..... H" VOtl, ' :]t e 'i "ad .................. : ...................... 1 49 I Push Brooms, 14". ............... ' ......................... 2t aroun Here, arch t, "  " lt  Wool b .............. - ...................... 5"95 Caw Hammers ............................................. 11 Sl ,. utton, sizes 36 to 44 ............................................. 1.25 194:7 model she lld 0   ' " ........ r ...... 29’ I Hammers, Ball Pein, 2-b ................... 1.29 YOU do . • • c *  . _. ,ro   (,I L --- D.D.T. BOMB -- 1-lb. CaDacltv tuna with the wrens * , ?v ;IJ ED INATOR FOR MOSQUITOES €,,== *----€ __ .€# , , AsA,, 5SRoACHES, ETC Good for ,x' ons' O'e and get a load .- __, Mu-.  ! H :y .'-.-'=-, v.:,-.__ -te Bargain for only .. =' -"" () i ,1 E 7 6x7 81/., xl0 9x12 10x12 9x ' " I'5" N 7600... and : k 'F CIALTY--Sizes 5x  "-''JIRE' ----"   15--145 X2 TE-MAN SERVICE i .avy Treated Army Duck--,r L-UWEST PRICES in Townl UNION DEALER  ' "- __ ,, . • WhyDOn _00,00'cemen,s Mercantile . , -_, J AI j. 8h=' WiRI T Confidence Our IS to Serv;oOU,,748 Mill I Whitewashes 0ffice To Get Jump In Simpson League Reed Mill No. 1 got the jump on its rivals as the new Simpson Logging company bowling league I made its debut Thursday night, plastering a coat of calcimine on the Office while the other three matches went to odd-game decis- / ions. t Accounting edged Olympic Ply- ]wood, Woodfiber shaded Reed Mill ]No. 2, and the Engineers nosed out Lumbermen's Mercantile in these matches with sco'ing gen- erally reflecting the lack of prac- tice and rustiness of the trundlers. A couple of former city league luminaries, Mark Fredson and Warren Woods, set the individual scoring pace, the former with a 575 total and the latter with a 244 single game which was the town's best of the week as he steered Woodfiber to its victory over Fredson's crew. Jim Dunbar and Jack Bishop set the tally pace as Mill one blanked the Office, Ken Blanchard and Merle Nebel were Account- ing's pacemakers with Dinty :Moore and Lou Lumsden collabor- ating to salvage the finale for AMONG YOUR Months later Mason County's 1947 Forest Festival is still get- ring national publicity in one form or another. Latest to come to at- tention is a picture of the Mason County Stationers' window dis- play which Won second place in the commercial division of the Forest Festival competition last May which was published in the August edition of "Office Appli- ances," trade journal of the office equipment industry. The display, arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Finn, featured a picture of the Rayonier plant here and products it manufactures, de- picting processes through which raw material passes in becoming finished products. "Office Appliances" circulates throughout the U. S., Canada, England. The same picture was also published earlier in "Pacific Stationers," another trade jour- nal with a circulation confined to the West. The merits of being father of baby daughters is the chief topic of interest around Miller's Men's Store these days for Stma Parker matched his boss, Veru Miller when Mrs. ]Parker presented him with a baby girl they have named Jan Louise at Shelton hospital last Thursday. Little Jan Louise, incidentally, arrived on her mother's birthday to make the joyful event all the more noteworthy. Bossman Mill- er's daughter was born last June. MERCHANTS wedding last night to Donn Nel- son. . :!: : :l: Shelton merchants are on the ball this year about Christmas and ]are wasting no time reminding ]residents of this trading area that l it's getting around time to be thinldng about those ever-trouble- some yuletide gifts. For the third week in success- ion The Journal carries a Christ- mas ad this edition, this time un- der the signature of Andrews Stu- dios with proprietor George An- ] drews calling attention to the fact t that Christmas portraits require earlier ordering than most gifts which Santa distributes. Top salesman in his district for August! Such is the honor earned by ,lack Manley, Mason County Elec- trolux agent, who received the fol- lowing letter from his district sales manager late last week: Dear Jack: "We are happy to announce that you are the winner of the picnic kit presented in competition dur- ing August to the sales represent- ative with the greatest increase in dollar volume of total business transactions over the average to- tal dollar volume of the past three months. You led all contestants with an increase of $1300." Mr. Manley also received a gold elephant, emblem of his company, for a watclI chain charm for sell- Plywood, and Babe Carlson and Jess Daniels producing the telling pins .for the Engineers with Jack Stewart nicking a 204 to save the middle tiff for the L.M. The scoring: Woodflber (2) Mill 2 (1) Handicap 426[ Handicap 327 Walton 451[L. Sergeant 487 Kalinoski 373] Drummond 396 Hanson 402 t J. Baxter 2781 Hunter 392[ P. Roberts 450 W. Woods 570 M. Fredson 575 845 932 837 2614 801 826 886 2513 Engineers (2) L.M. (1) Handicap 129] Handicap 315 W. Earl 417 IR. stewart 530 Avanson 4741Ashbaugh 260 B. Carlson 5211McCaslin 435 F. Snelgrove 4581J. Stewart 509 J. Daniels 526 G. Gustafson 489 851 834 840 2525 842 891 805 2538 Accounting (2) Plywood (1) * * * Like a lad with a new electric train, Roy Gifford is enjoying a vacation from his duties at the Olsen Furniture store this Week trying out a brand new 14-foot Thompson outboard boat in the lakes and streams of Western Washington, fishing and pleasure cruising on a trip to and from Astoria with Mrs. Gifford. Late in the week he plans to fly to Spokane to visit a sister• , * * '4: If you're the boss of your of- rice, you know what Ev Dillon and Joe Simpson are going through down at the Lawton Lum- ber Company this week with their secretary, bookkeeper, clerk and general information source, Mary Dobson, gone on vacation. And Walt Nash is suffering in ing more than 25 electrolux units in a single month. He sold 33 in August. Several legs were "pulled" around the Shelton Cash Grocery early this week by Donna Durand. Returning from her vacation trip i to Montana, Donna decided to re- turn some of the kidding she had received from the salesmen who regularly visit Proprietor ]lank Durand so borrowed her mother's wedding ring for a day and told them all she had been married during her trip and was now "Mrs. Brown." Most'of the salesmen insisted on kissing the "bride," of course so we kinda think they came out on the long end of the joke after all. * * d: After years of being so cramped llOOD CANAL COMMUNITY CIIURCII NEWS Reverend Paul Sweeney will at- tend the Baptist Conference at Wenatchee this week where his to be officially ordained into the Baptist ministry. During the time he has taken charge of the church at Hoodsport, he has been greatly appreciated by the local people, and has done a splendid job. Attention should be called to the fact that Sunday, September 28th, is both Rally Day and Pro- motion Sunday in the Hood Canal Community Church Sunday School. Each aepartment will pro- mote those eligible pupils on to the next higher departnlent, and appropriate recognition will be given those faithful in attendance during the past year. The aim is for an attendance of at least 125 in Sunday School that morning, so remember the 28th of Septem- ber. The Women's Society is proving to be one of the busiest organiza- "tions of this church. A few days ago they met and arranged for the shipping of a box of clothing to the E1 Nathan Children's Home in Alaska, and next Friday, to- morrow, they are meeting at the church parlors to can more :fruit land vegetables for the Elms, Washington, children's home. In- structions are to bring your own hmch at 12:30 p.m. and can in tile afternoon. On September 23rd the ladies i will go in a group to Elms to per- serially present the canned goods, and will also inspect the home at that time• Speak to someone in the society if you wish to go. At the regular meeting last Wednesday afternoon, it was de- cided that the society would con- tinue to sponsor the pot-luck din- ner, which has been held during the summer months, as a monthly affair on the fourth Wednesday evening of each month. These in- formal potluck dinners have prov- en very successful. Page 3 '" .'7. :.L..'.:_. : .... _. Are You A SEA FOOD ADDICF? Then Treat Yourseif To Your, Favorite Dish.-- Heinie Hilderman Makes a Specialty of Sea Food Dishes at the CHATTERBOX CAFE Third and,Railroad Stop 'n Shop at Miskella Supply CO. OLYMPIA HIGHWAY (Formerly Miskella Refrlgeratiou & Equipment) We are still handling the same lines and adding new lines to complete our service to users of Commercial Refrigeration H--a .... na, v.V.nai.=,, 01 similar vein while his bookkeeper he could hardly take a deen Equipment, Home Builders, Farmers, and secretary, Barbara Smith, breath Re c on e is c t " , Blanchard 465]E.Lumsden 386 oko- wo wo,-o -** ,,. ,- o- , y M.C k y . th,.- Butchers Supphes, Beer Sunnhes etc Nebel . 4541Rodenberg 283 ..................... s .... oughly enjoying the "wide open x-r  • . -- S " • ' " ' Kruse . 359 D. Moore 362 .- Ipaces of the backroom at hts Wrtte or Phone us (9690 Olympm)for prices, Jim Forrest 379[LLumsden 442 I • • m, [ McConkey Pharmacy now that the terms et ..... • - - "" 's-ace formeIl- occupied b- Bur , c. our salesman wtu cal it you wisn. H. Gruver 405]Fletcher 392 kdldi ,-dAlld I v " y v y - 837 891 834 2562 813 883 870 2566 dIGlllJ|]l l|lUll.% I goyne Photographers has been ,. ....  ........ v vvu V '1uP" VV V ' Mill No. 1 (3) Office (0) "" r ] utilized in the storage of goods. ICE3FKILEIA'I'ION -- PUMPS Handicap 515iHandica p 519 IRENE S. REED I * * * -- ......... . , Bishop 5251Funk 490 SCHOOL NEWS I A new neon sign decorates the /lunllnum lSUllUlngs allU neet Scott 423 C.Hokonson 392 Now that the various hi h front of the Killmer Electric store n,^, ;, - ...... D.Hokonson 419 Smith 456 school organizations have elected ! at 209 Cots street, having been -v ,- ano see our rew now Hoom at Mud nay "Y" 1 19 Batm 304 an hung m the past two weeks Tempe 3 " officers d routine class work is [ "  .. Dunbar 495[3ames 393 in full swing, numerous activities I-"--'- ..... -----------" ........ "-- 830 966 900 2696] 817 854 883 2554 are combined with each day's i1 .... l[ ---- work at Irene S. Reed High [i ' i School. 8-Game Schedule The school newspaper subscrip-II llg A • lm•ll n I itio campaign was conducted last , AkeadforBTeam week as a Saghalie Queen Con-[i PP--Ia _%fln.blila test Bette Rayson was elected./od' ," With a squad of 28 to 30 so h ....... ' • i .  "h ......... o,! nv em un vBcnuui illll i omores ana juniors uncter his t[e. posluon.Dy Lne o umor clas..ll$.r. .............. I1 .... U" I win' Coach Grant Packard is wmcn won one conesr oy senmg ll, ....  ,"J;; • nrennin the HiEhclimber B team 191 semester subscmptmns. " i1  ;,.. I for''" eight -2rqe-foo+ball sched The seniors sold 183 and soph- • i.>,,iL%,i 1  • ule o-enin  Se-tember 29 and con- omores 157 Bette's picture will [I [r ' Illl __ll ........ I • .v  v appear in the first issue of the ' ....... ' tmumg through Nov. 17. ". ,:  :.z, .-, The bulk of the s-uad is com- Saghalie and she win become anll  lllI%IFPRRPR I posed of last year'sjunior high honorary member of the Prossll i'b Iv JMuvv I school team graduates. Although umo. III '% - • the dates are as yet tentative and The first of the natioml as-ll .. 1 subject to change, the B team ,semDly programs, scneauiea uc-II  ,.-, i will come close to this arranze- tober 1, will feature El'man Gray, II ,.' .u • merit with most of the eames on South American marimba player. • !:i i/i I Mondav afternoons"  His specially constructed instru- •  I Septa29--Olympia here ment is said to be oue of the larg- • ,  a wy    w    • Oct' 6 at Ehna " est and most nearly pcrfect of all I1 llA It II, ₯ %: U iS 1 12 I' %: i h marimbas Oct: 13--Centralia ere " • il z,lme"/_,m V li A , / n 1 L1 u n • Oct 20 at Hoouiam This program should be as pop- • l [l v mo m    1 Oct.273-aAtbMe?dn::nS%nOre [ile°nrnalWiathsed;nro;SaPasth;ae !1 '% .... " ....... :::’' ..... Now Available in i Nov. 17--at Centralia. The .{uior class. la.y, 'Dums II  ..,,. .... ,.,.. ......... (.,.,., • ber 28. Regular rehearsals are ,".  @.: ' Heavy Program of directed by Mrs. Ollie Cleveland II i • 7 m  . The cast includes Mildred Dug: li .% • er K le W ''   ":':- teaver Trannln g , en Gohrick Har y ivell II %, €€1  • ...... 12"1" t'9 . Lorraine Frew, Nedra Downer, II  ..... .,v I .. "me mos indenture program or Chloe Dickinson, Shirley Bailey, {I :" • rive [rapping oz Dearer in,.uamage Leonard Speece, Dave Iyan and in Y 71 • areas ever conauctea in tHe stae Nadine Drake II ' at**v,,t • has been begun by the Washington The Girls;" Glee Club is a new I• [ " • State. Game .Department, w,th a organization in the music depart- II /,7 TWIN OR FULL SIZE I zuu lme  ew ox nree men en- ment his e r T rou is e gaged in the work, Game Director posedtof ya gire ho P'eheme/| I l)on W. ularKe. HaS (liscl0sea. dafty under the dlrection of M.r Working unaer the directmn of She'wood The Glee Club's first ]1 _ 1 O. L. Rester, Supervisor of Fur public appearance will be October II O• .... _ / 4 /. • __ I tcesoure r tne aepartmen% ne 6 f r . , when the girls will sing o thel• /f [ t#.[J,al#.J.F.. ',J.J_$.J.,4. 1'0 • men are aKing an average of 40 Federated Wnmel' C;ths" li -7 ' v......,.r,..,.,,...,, ,,,-,,,,,-,,,,,,,_ • , • beavers per week These fur T ............. ]1 --   I • " he Irene S Reed faculty bearers, caught in lowland areas stnt-a *h ..... ",th .... 1,1 ' I1 J ran p in high mou  Par h r v n]n  - country. In many instances, T.ne ber 11 ti [:![ll][l,'.:i:" :;.'::': : N • . --. e, ':!:!:!;::::::: ""' ' ' ,.:.",:' '::::::;:.:.. . :":!::!:!:f;.::i:!:::,",'.: amma]s are. being taken by pack The first project of the office II i!il I train moo their new headquarters practice class was selling ads for ll .  n.  ....  I re turda are so evenly dwded II Court gular session Sa y, . . "" ' , '.:ii::i:i::i!ii: : wiffh Judge D. F. Wright, presid- T].e f!rst .msue of the. student t• When have you had • ing, acted on four estates included P u.ncamn, -'.agnaLie, " ]s co $21 Ill n nn,wPh,dltv l|kg  • in the calendar istrmuea r'rmay, eptemper xo. Ill ''" "lffV "*' .... J .....  = .... -'  [ I In the estate of Pry A Hol- The staff for the first quarter is Ill this to furnish your   i brook annraisers B Franklin as follows" editor Shirley Dick- I • -. • "   ,.t_---  i Heuston, H. G Angle and Walter inson; advertising, Office Prac-I1 living room so eeon   1 '-- , d.  i A Maroon were a,nointed tire Class; news Frances Alger; I! am|elhr eld, NY° 'd  I Appraisers also were appointed make-up, Virginia Connolly; fen-II °cCrtr . 1 for the estate of Annie C :Ander- Lures, Chloe Dickinson and Nedra I• " .n''or l !1 son. They are F. H. Diehl, Phil Downer, sports,, Gene Wells and I! . ;;t I I C Barley and Herbert G Anle en.onricK files ann excHanges Ill  ubbett ;[Tne  U .. v  "  " - .  V TM OCCUr' 2 hanu" r Bett G]fford, circulation, Marcel [ ood c La Appraise s R. F. Eddy, Walter . Y "!l ps; ,,,, [ n Ma*oon and qorhevt. C', Anle ma Allen. Ill ,, matlm'- - r 1 were named for the estate of -.. -7---===---=-- .. il FOR FA,R FURN,TURE %;-  I Warren E. Abel. • . wmcago m v.t roues rom 2ew I • PRICES ALWAYS, -:o " n the esta e Haw xork City and 2274 from San In t of Albert L. - _ Ill FIRST TRY  ....... U kinon, the will was admitted to u'rancmco. Ill ' " probate and Helen Hawkinson ap- . ....... I I ' . • pointed executrix in an order ro people on earth have more Ill I signed by Judge Wright cause to be thankfu! than ours.]• A•   • IIII tlllik nlilni lllllll n o,.L00 li f )iY00Vi( I-IIMNi/IIMI- I On September 16, :Mr. and Mrs.- Springfield,-Ii-ms, was settled]• VIllO II  Ill'Ill I, VII NI/ill i Charles White, Rt. 1, Box 111-A iu 1818 and became capital of the ! • ' I bcame parents of a baby girl at state in 1837. 1 321 Railroad ' Phone'94 ,i the Shelton General Hospital.  n ,, ..... ---- Iowa city was the first capital • , i -- "SEE US FOR COMFORTABLE LIVING ' Alfalfa has a high feeding value of Iwa. The capital was moved• ,i and is rich in protein, to D2s Moines in 1857. - ....... L,'