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10, 1946. SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
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)mers Are Very
0rk - Courtesy -
7e Have Given Them
Gain Many New Friends and
On A Policy Of
mesty and Reliability
rebuild all types of EnginesAUtO,':!
valve facing and seat grinding, d!ag
I, welding, machine work, b rar
0 C. NELSON-= :!'![
Lection With S. L. Pearson Local
' Kaiser-Frazier Cars and RototillerS
st and Pine Phone 676
Farmer
r Back Ache?
Feet Hurt?
tork Too Hard?
Lrs Too Long?
N'T NEED A DOCTOR.'
Need A
t You've Been Waiting
r. PEARs000Uted In Mason County bYl!i
LES AND SERVICE
LTON GARAG ]
D' COTA PHONE 5
Next Sunday
tr Meal from This i
Menu: '
Licken Soup Waldorf
us Tips Tender peaS
Entrees --
Lcken on Hot Biscuit. ........... $
ets Soured on Toast ................
, Chops on Toast, Mint Jelly-.
ibut Maitre de Hotel ..............
Steak, Tarter Sauce ................
Beef, Brown Gravy ................
' with Onions ..........................
ried Oysters .......... , ...............
ken Noodles ............................
3utterscotch Pudding
Steak--
Soup or Cocktail ,
m Steak ................................ .... 1.
Iteak .......................................... 1
Rib Steak ................................
r Steak ....................................
Chicken a La Maryland ........
--Salads-- i
ab Salad, Sliced Tomatoes .... '
Vegetable Salad .................... :i
a and Vegetable Salad .
'e Feature a Merchants
tnch at 55 cents Daily
PARTY PACKS--
1.- $6.50 in 5-gal.
Products MoFe Than Ever
lecentl x Reached Pre-War
,: ..:::.:,:.:::.-.:
from native agates, flowers; feathers and woods, which could
sold at resorts all over the west: Novelties fashioned of
shells which are so plentiful on Mason County beaches
may have a wide appeal. The list is almost endless- the
opportunities limited only by a designer's imagination.
The shop or plant devoted to the manufacture of souve-
nirs would add its important bit to community purchasing
power, just as any other factory, does. And further: the
souvenir becomes a permanent advertisement of the region
and stimulates new tourist trade for future years. The
"souvenir factory" develops in the same manner as any
HEN AMERICANS TRAVEL, they love"to collect
souvenirs- curios and mementoes of their trip. Be-
cause of that fact the "souvenir industry" is one which
does millions of dollars worth of business every year,
Mason County can- and should- share in this busi-
ness. For souvenirs and novelties are manufactured of
many things, including: wood and metal, plastics, fur,
stones and shells. And in this area we have suitable
raw materials plus the skilled workmen. A local
"souvenir factory" might make attractive articles
be shipped and
other factory, too--and is dependent upon the same essentials for success.
First, of course, there must be an individual or group of individuals with the
foresight and the ambition to "get things started." In doing so they must risk
time and money and work -- things which represent investment in their business.
Employees must be hired, buildings either purchased or rented, materials bought.
After all these things are done, there must be "something left over"--profit
for the owner of the enterprise. This profit represents the return on his invest-
ment, the reward for the risks taken.
This philosophy of "risk-and-reward" is a fundamental American ideal. It is the
very spirit of the American way- the way which allows any man or woman
complete freedom of individual enterprise.., freedom to work at a job of one's
choice . . . freedom to "go into business" if that be one's
Mason County-and all America--was founded and built on
the fundamental principle that any man or woman should have
the right to work--should have the right to start a business of
his own and to enjoy the fruits of his labor. As a result, no
other nation in the whole world can approach the industrial
might of America. In no other nation has the standard o£ living
risen so high for the individual willing to work for it. This
results from the American Way of Life, and is the pathway to
an even greater America. Why change it? ....
The sponsors of this series of advertisements devoted to com-
munity betterment are citizens of this community. They own
homes here. Their children go to school here. They have a deep
sense of responsibility to the individual citizens and to changes
which will affect the community. They are interested in devel-
oping a healthy community following the American Way of
Life, and thus keeping America and Mason County strong for
the generations to come.
desire.
The American system of individual initiative builds fac-
tories and churches.., stores and schools.., railroads
and parks. It gives men and women the incentive to create
these things, the .ambition to get aheacl, .improve their
economic positions, build their futures.
It is a driving force--the essential force--which will
make this community and this nation even greater in the
years to come. •
One of a series of advertisements devoted to community betterment.
SIMPSON LOGGING COMPANY • RAYONIER INCORPORATED • LUMBER MEN'S MERCANTILE • ROY KIMBEL ENTERPRISES • GEO. M. GRISDALE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY •
, COMMERCE • AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR LOCAL UNIONS OF SHELTN • SHELTON KIWANIS CLUB • WINE INDUSTRY OF MASON COUNTY
$HELTON CHAMBER OF