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COLD DAYS AHEAD
OIL BURNING
SPACE HEATERS
WOOD and COAL HEATERS
MEDIUM LARGE EXTRA
SIZE SIZE LARGE
$5995 $65.95 s67.95
THINGS AS THEY SEEM
(Continued From Page )
J6urnal offers tim an occasional
voice for such and even though
we may be in disagreement, that's
what makes a horse race. What
either Mr. Robinson or I think
about pressing political and social
problems of the day will have lit-
tle or no effect on the course of
history, bt for my part I am
trying to see some good in the
people and things around me and
trying to look with good nature
and kindness during times when
blackness seems to be everywhere.
A bit of tolerance for everybody,
their opinions and likes and dis-
ikes would seem to be a good
hilosophy in tl]e'se troublesome
Ames.
O
UT for the inability of County
Commmsioner Roy Carr to at-
tend a meeting called to select a
state senator to succeed to the
)ost made vacant by the resigna-
tion of Dr. Black of Port Angeles,
State Representative George Ad-
ams of Mason County might have
been the selection. State Repre-
sentative Francis Pearson of Port
Angeles is the new state senator
and a, replacement for his job in
the lower house is to be named
st a meeting of the county com-
missioners of the three counties
of the district on October 9. Com-
missioners Dickinson and O'Dell
of Mason county attended a meet-
ing last Thursday night to name
the state senator. Lined up with
tim two Jefferson county Repub-
lican Commissioners, Dickinson
snd O'Dell caused a deadlock at
the meeting by their championing
of Adams candidacy. Clallam
county's three commissioners and
the Jefferson county Democrat
sought apopintment of Pearson.
After a period of deadlock, Clan
lam county put the hammerlock
on their opponents by a threat of
defeat f0" ,Mason and Jefferson
county candidates at the next
election, so opposition to Pearson
surrendered. Selection of a repre-
sentative to suceed Pearson will
be made from list which in-
cludes Mr. Sanderson or Howard
Dougherty of Clallam county or
tBllly" Bishop of Jefferson eoun-
y. Other names may be entered
into the contest before the meet-
ing. Mason county officials hoped
tlmt politics would not prevail in
the selection of a new state sen-
ator, but the greater voti:g
strength of Clallam county decided
the ssue.
TOTEM
CURIOS
New Baskets
PACIFIC OIL RANGE Grass Baskets
Sweet Grass Baskets
Swamp Grass
Mountain Grass
Baskets
Cedar Root Baskets
Split Cedar Baskets
Raffia Baskets
Hard Baskets
Shopping Baskets
Picnic Baskets
:11 a.m. until 8 p.m. daily
except Monday
¼ mile South and West of
Union, Wash.
NEW, MODERN -- FOR GOOD COOKING
KITCHEN HEATERS
WH,TE ENAMEL $57 95
BLACK TRIM ..................................... |
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ELECTRIC HEATERS
BERATED BERSTED
600 Watt 1,000 Watt
$5.39 s6.35
EASON A,R $24 95
Fan Type Heater ............................... m
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
Established 1895
' STARTwlTH LARRO'
STAY WITH LARRO
The simple Larro two-
mash turkey plan lays
a sound foundation for
profit. Helps your
poults develop into
sturdy, large-framed
birds capable of mak-
ing fast, economical
weight gains. Saves
work. Both mash and
grains are hopper-fed
all the way. For weight,
finish and profit over
feed cost feed Larro--
the Larro way.
FEED DEPARTMENT
LUMBERMEN S
MERCANTILE
Established 1895
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
Fair Had Number
Of Mason County
Exhibits, Produce
A herd of Mason county Jersey
cattle, teams of 4-H Judges and
many contributors of produce
were among the representatives of
Shelton and Mason county at the
Puyallup fair last week, Andy
Kruiswyk said yesterday.
The Western Washington Fair
had one of the largest showings
of dairy animals in its history.
Dairy cattle from Canada, Wash-
ington and Oregon were shown.
Wivell Herd Shown
Among the exhibits were 10 head
of Jerseys from the H. M. Wivell
herd of Shelton. The Wivell farm
scored the followingt 2nd in coun-
ty herd; 4th in Get of Sire; 5th
in Mature Bull; 5th in Produce of
Dam; 7th and 8th in Five-Year-
Olds; and 10th in three-year-olds.
This is a very good record from
one herd showing in such keen
competition.
Winners of the county 4-H
judging contests competed at the
fair last Monday.
Girls Judging
The Junior Home Economics
judging team from the Little We-:
men Club led by Mrs. Eric Sjo-!
holm, Marilyn Bailey, Barbara I
McCoy and Zanie Campbell, scor-,
ed a red ribbon. The Senior Home
Economics Judging Team, Barbara
Newkirk, Leigh Hunt and Irene
Eddy, of the Belfair Belies, also
scored a red ribbon.
The garden judging team, Char-
les Brown, Donald Johnson and
Gerald Richert scored a white rib-
bon and the dairy judging team,
Earl Minor, Roger Richert and
Cecil Campbell scored a blue rib-
bon.
Others Place
Millie Dugger, County Home
Economics demonstration winner,
placing third tn the senior group,
scored a blue ribbon, and Audrey
Bailey received a red ribbon, plac-
ing fourth in the junior agricul-
ture demonstration contest.
There were more contributors
to the Mason county booth at the
Puyallup fair last week, besides
those mentioned in the Journal.
Mr. and Mrs. Swiger, Mr. and
Mrs. Butler and Mr. and Mrs, For-
rest contributed flowers and other
produce to the booth which scored
second in all-over competition and
first in arrangement.
Correct Name
An error was made in last
week's list of contributors which
should have read Mr. and Mrs.
Lam'ence Gosser instead of Coffer. I
Lee Huston and Andy Kruiswyk, ]
managers of the booth, expressed]
appreciation to everyone who had
contributed enabling the booth to]
make such a fine showing. J
Landers Offices Close
Oct. 11, 13 for Seminar
Giving their patients phmty of
advance notice the D]'s. Glenn V.
Landers ;renounce their offic(,s in
Shelton, Oly]lpi and Tacoma will
be closed bot! October 11 and 13
to enable the entire staffs of all
three offices to attend the l.hree-
day seminar to be conducted in
Olympia Octobcr :11, 12 and 13 by
Dr. Carl W. Lange of St. Louis,
Mo., originator of the Lange fus-
ion visual training technique and
instrffmentation, whiel Dr. Lan-
ders Sr. pioneered in the North-
' West.
About forty Washington optom-
etrists have signified their inten-
tion of attending the seminar.
.....................................
Criminal Cases
Tried Here in
Superior Court
Three criminal cases were heard
in Mason county Superior Court
Saturday, and all resulted in de-
ferred sentences with six-month
arobations given the defendants.
In an action charging Joseph
Duffy with "encouraging the de-
linquency of a minor," Duffy en-
tered a plea of guilty and was
ordered to pay court costs and
given the deferred sentence and
probation of six months with or-
ders to report to the sheriff
monthly.
In a second action, Richard Al-
len was charged with "indecent
liberts," and also entered a
"guilty" plea and was given sim-
ilar deferred sentence and six-
month probation to the sheriff.
In the third case, Wayne Jos-
lin, Lloyd Gibson and John God-
ding were charged by the state
with "carnal knowledge." All en-
tered pleas of "guilty" and were
given deferred sentences and or-
dered to report to .the sheriff on
probation for mx months.
PARENTS OF BOY
Mr. and Mrs, Everett Hurst of
Star Rt, :1, Box 32, became parents •
of a baby boy born to tiem at the
I
Shelton General Hospital Septem-
ber 20•
Changes Made
At Police Station
The familiar blue "put-put" op-
erated by Shelton's traffic pa-
tl'olnlan has a llevv driver now.
Russ Gunter, former parking-
meter checker and speeder watch-
er, resigned from the Shelton po-
lice force last week to join the
U.S. Merchant Marine.
Replacing Gunter on the traffic
beat is Wilfred Christensen, a
long-time resident of Shelton, and
the new motoreyele patrolman.
25 1947.
Christensen started Wednesday, of September and October for i0a M
and this is his first time on the
Shelton police force, convenience. ; A N A h
Another change was recently :i ;
revealed in the local police station or 19-F-3
also, the initiation of Betty Dud- {,
ley as the police clerk to replace MT VIEW LOCKERS
Mrs. Cain, who resigned about
two weeks ago.
Mrs. Dudley will take your H.F. BOYSEN . PHONE 6 2.R, '
parking fines with a sympathetic
smile whenever you forget what
I
ATTENTION
: ent, Walls, Floors, Driv,
COmmercial and Resider
FARMERS AND HUNTERS t¢':'y!| .nd Roe, rami.g. Cone
The Mountain View Lockers will s tlhe job by Master local Craft=
open on Sundays through the montl| WASHED SAND AN
/
*m nt Fall
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES:!] Beautiful Spr
SEPARATE BUT ALLIED FIRMS UNDER ONE ROOF
WE HAVE IT--OR WILL GET IT F01 0
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NEW Vz h.p. GENERAL ELECTRIC SA2,
MOTORS .................................... i .... -lr- /
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G. E. LAMPS 7 watts to 500 watts |
Fluorescent in 6-14-15-20-30-40-100 watt sizes |
How About a s
PORTABLE ELECTRIC HEATER ........................
Quality
Fixtures Appliances Supplies
ELECTRIC HOT WATER TANKS
All Models, Gould Water Pumps, Any Size
COMPLETE-INFORMATION ON ELECTRIC HE/t'
E.A. 0
Phone 645
QUALITY
ELECTRIC
WIRING
Guaranteed
Material
and
Workmanship
--C. P. Eliot
e
O
re Have These Bu]
In Single or Mix
HO=00 FEED
(formerly Olympia 1
ACROSS FROM S/
0'Nell Building
Registered
Electrical Engineer
Title Insurance Building , Shelton
4-H Teams Go To
Yakima State
Judging Contests
Mason County 4-H'ers are at-
tending the contests akthe State
4-H Fair in Yakima this week.
A garden judging team, includ-
ing Charles Brown, Donald Jolm-
son and Gerald Richert, from the
Skokomish Go-Getters wilt com-
pete Wednesday, September 24.
Audrey Bailey, of the Little
Egypt Club, will give her Agricul-
ture Demonstration at 3:00 p.m.
Wednesday. Millie Duggeff, of the
Knitten Kittens, gives her Home
Economies demonstration on
Thursday morning.
Donna Scott, from the Dayton
Aggies, wilI compete in the Bak-
ing Contest, Thursday afternoon.
Betty Newman and Virginia
Seay will participate in tle Din-
ner contest Thursday evenig.
On Friday, county blue ribbon
wmners in the cost,He selection
contest, or dress revue, will dis-
play their handiwork. They are:
Pat Hart, formal; Joan Sjoholm,
formal; Viola Knudsen, afternoon
dress; Nancy Cox, cotton school
dress; Betty Henningsen, school
dress; Dorothy Shoemaker, school
dress; and Janet Hunter, school
,dress.
In addition to tlcsc contestants,
a number of Mason County 4-H
members sent exhibits to the state
4-H fair.
There will be a meeting of the
4-H leaders' council on Tuesday,
September 30 at 1:00 p,m., at Mid-
dle Skokomish school.
The group will make plans for
the County 4-H Achievement Pro-
gram next month and for reor-
ganization for the new club year.
Two Homes Burn
In Nearby Fires
Three fires were reported by
the Shelton Forestry Service office
this week, two of the houses
which burned completely,
The first house which was de-
stroyed was that oawled by
Roy Petty near Kamilche, which
burned about 7 a.m. Friday. The
fire was attributed to a faulty
chimney flue.
Another house fire caused by a
faulty chimney near Kamtlche
burned a huge hole in the roof 9f
the Dave Whiteneer home before
it was brought under control. The
forestry pump truck mid crew
went to both fircs.
The third fire, which destroyed
the home of "Swede" Peterson on
Harstine Island, was reported late
Saturday night. The home was "
total loss, and for a time was be-
lieved to be endangering the sup
rounding territory, wardens report-
ed. The cause of tile fire was un-
determined.
Dr. Shimcl} Returns
To Oregon University
Dr. Joseph Theodore .Shlnlel
today is treading again tim paths
of college days, attending sessions
of the annual alumni meeting of
the University of Oregon dental
school at Portland.
Graduates of tle school take
ovcr the institution today, Friday
and Saturday and conduct their
own clinics.
Dr. Shimck will attend his class
reunion dinner tonight and the
banquet session of his fraternity,
Delta Sigma Delta, oa Saturday
night.
T
MONTROSE BUTTER Sweet Cream, Grad.
"AA". Highest qual-
ity butter.
FRESH COFFEE M axweHills' 00'lb 49c
House, Vacuum Can, •
NOB HILL COFFEE °° uxo blend
oo,,oo lb. 42c
(2-1bs. 81€)
TOP LINE PRUNES o, e0 prunes2n
IOc
check
needed
bag
• " Co o" "AA" Small .& .......
CA M EtS ctn. 1.59 °" "
wasn. " "" 9 ULr* ...... , /
][GGS dog ........... o Westag, imitation" lOOfS
PUgDIID Mill/ Evaporated ,ta,,. 11 Royal Satin, 3.Ibs. - " " the inside
VIILIIUU ITIILR (Case 48 $5.28) -II-Jl= SHORTENING 1.00 v'All][J/k ....... too. Let
Ritz Crackers, or Tea Timers .... lb.
P I C N I C S S P A R E R I B S Mrs. Wright's Bread .................... 1
Short shanked, 4 59 ¢ Pork, lcan and 49=
to 8-lb. sizes, meaty.
PER LB. PER LB,
• T-BONE STEAKS ............ "good" lb. 79¢ "Comm'l" Ib. 69¢
• SIRLOIN STEAK .............. "good" lb. 69¢ "Comm'l" Ib. 59¢
• SHOULDER ROAST ........ "good" lb. 51€ "Comm'l" lb. 43¢
• ROUND STEAK ................ "good" lb. 77¢ "Comm'l" lb. 67¢
• FRICASSE FOWL, N,Y. fresh dressed ........................ lb, 39¢
• EVISCERATED FRYERS, Manor House .................... Ib, 75¢
SEAFOOD SPECIALS!
ROSEFISH FILLETS, Atlantic Whitefish ........ Ib, 39¢
SOLE FILLETS, pan ready! ................................ lb. 38¢
KIPPERED COD (Finnan Haddie) .................... lb. 49¢
FRESH OYSTERS, for oyster cocktail! ............ pt. 65¢
FRESH CRAB MEAT, for crab salad! ........ Y2-1b. 65¢
' '" 25*
JONATHAN A[ PLES
New Crop, fcy and cx fcy (Box $2.79) ......... 3-LBS,
TOKAY GRAPES S ¢
Calf. best! Selected Red Flame Table grapesl ........ LB.
HUBBARI) SQUASH 3¢
Also Marblehead. Thick mcatcd, Economical ........ LB,
POTATOES, U,S. No. 1 Netted Gems (100.1b. bag 3.89) lb. 4¢
APPLE CIDER, just bottled (_ gal. 49¢) .................... ga1.'75€
HONEYDEW MELON, or Casaba Melon ........................ lb, 5¢
ALL GREEN CELERY, crisp stalks .................................. lb. 5¢
LOCAL LETTUCE, solid large heads ................................ lb, 5¢
CABBAGE, solid heads, mild .............................................. lb. 5¢
DRY ONIONS, Yellow or White ........................................ Ib; 5¢
OREGON TURN'IPS, Oregon white, topped ................ 2.1bs. 19€
Jiffy-Lou Puddings or Jell-Well ....
Sandwich Spread, "Lunch-Box" ......
Fox Cola, Lime Rickey, Orange
29-oz. (plus bottle deposit)
LIBBY'S
SUNSHINE
CRACKERS
Krlspy, salted sodas
2.lb. pkg. 45 ¢
SPRY
SHORTENING
Pure, easily digested
3-1b, can 1.06
stars
REG.
BAR., ......
Tasty
prize in
5V=.oz. ..
PKG ............... '
Prices start Friday, Septembe¢ 26, 1947, s,
changes• We reserve the right to limit
to dealers,
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