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Last Saturday night, October
5th, the Grange held its annual
Booster Night and a record crowd
was in attendance. The lmll was
packed to capacity and everyone
enjoyed the program which was
planned by Marie Sallee. the
Grange Lectm'er. Cake. ice cream
and coffee were served at the
close of the evenings entertain-
inert, Master Howard Bailey gave
the opening address followed by
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOTYRNAL
rherm silent
operation at
ion Way and
m 7753.
ll-15tfn.
Motor Sales
ssories. First
595. 7-4tfn
N air cooled
Binger. Le-
• y, Olympia.
ll-15tfa
gentle, ear
: or in har-
.e 1, Box 50.
J10-3-17
LC.A. Victor
new. Phone
n, Rt• 2,
10-3tfn.
nmage Sale.
oher 25 and
on Meat and
T10-10-17
Capitol Hill
Buck Arm-
[A. 10-S-17
('.oat size 40.
at 1409 Rail-
E10-8-17
bed springs
eels, bhlocu-
:. M10-3-17
wood heater.
double bed
s and glad-
m, two miles
ty. 10-3-10
ack Possum
14-16, Prac-
)urnal office.
T10-3-17
DUS
ATIONS and
for appolnt-
ummit Drive.
$9-26
'ETIME sup-
r profitable
Mason Coun-
,ltal required.
od reference.
vire McNESS
423 Magnolia
i0-3-i0
£S OF: Re-
Home freez-
coolers, etc.,
d insulation,
: meat saws,
'actors. Kohl-
rices right--
KELLA RE-
fiQUIPMENT,
the Highway
Box 612.
'2/'/-t f
_ . . q
D
tchine. Phone.
10-10-24
sy Dachsund.
Ion Rte., 10.i
s aud fobs•
• 10-10tln
thnc steno-
enced steno-
FI0-10
inff, all sizes.
peeled. State
earliest ship-
artin Co.,
fiend 4, Ore.
i I0-I0--Ii-21
?
gD
to start
t. 25 .and
yard help
[ female.
DDUCERS
cling as
&NTED
domew at
fert Office
Dffice will
5.
10-10-tfn
ii i
dn machine.
ann price in
:hott, Belfalr,
I0-3-i0
:1941 Harley-Davidson
torcycle, Bill White, talk fz'om our county agent,
Ave. Andrew I<ruiswyk, Jr. A quartet
FOR SALE: enameh I of girls. Francy Johnson, Naida
first house Barrett Nancy Cox and Shirley
in Skokomish Bailey from the 4-H Club "The
Star Rte. 1, Box :111. Knitten Kittens," sang "To Eeaeh
Gratitude H, own:,, Mr. Hays Davis sang
carriage with pad. a bass solo and for all encore
road Avenue. played a beatitiful number on the
large sis 7!.: saw.
bR
SALE:
heater. Ph°(I Two original skits by members
circulating
15w3. -aACE,--- FRED AND GUY BECKWITH of the Grange, a black face num-
FOR SALE: box--------pl=ing 'l " ber and a hill-billy comedy, kept
wood legs. lnouire r'rm I' Wish to take this opportunity to the audience in an uproar.
gcant at 916"ay- A group of 4-H younger girls,
FOR SALE: M'one large "Tile Little Women," gave their
ial wood circulating !!i: thank their many friends original interpretation of "Little
Chas. H. :Baker 1] :'' Red Riding Hood." The Sokom-
Phone 14F6. L. for "- " " " "" " " "-
[ .............. .o,o tne wonqerut l:rlDul:e pals ish Junior Club. another 4-H
F''!, group of young people, pantomin-
--:w; __' °"n°"':'!i J..Ck," " , . . theed audienceS°ng titles, as soon as the
i of 'sang it, accompanied
by Mrs. Mildred Monroe.
Three members of the "Knitten
Kittens" 4-H sewing club have
just returned from the State 4-H
fair at Yakima. Francy Johnson
and Shirley Bailey entered the
costume selection contest. Each
FOR SALE: two girls his last rites, rcceiwd a blue ribbon on their
One brown winter
summer coat. Very. entry: Mildred Dngger gave a
$5.00 each. Inquire demonstration on how to make
' shoulder pads. She also received a
FOR SALE: 14 ft. • blue ribbon. Our valley is very
boat, suitable for proud of their young people and
Box 191, Arcadia. we feel they deserve a lot of
FOR SALE: 5 credit for devoting their time to
volt motor. W d - ante- such useful things and we feel
their leaders deserve much credit
FOI'£ SALE: four
boats, $30 eacl, for their time and efforts.
Hood Canal. Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilson of Lake
Quinault visited the O. K. Wilson
FOR SALE: lovely
English plaid coat family last week end. Cpl. Ky-
girl age six. Hat
Call 310M.
• ton Wilson is also enjoying a visit
.. with his parents. He arrived home
bab) crib, "
'OR SALEcollansibl e, bal-l,.,. ,--- last week from Tokyo with the
$20. Also 165. i 720 M. P. Battalion.
,'0 o." M|aa Tar....A.-- Mrs. Fay Johnston is visiting
FOR SALE ]i,rc,':,,/ .v, W ViEtltrD her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
coal heate, [ Fauver. Fay had the misfortune to
Call at Route i,I3o ' fall and break her foot but is able
Road. " ; _ I1
FoR
0____ BOOK BINDING
one Libraries and Schools
SALE o " --_
Bull, 9 -rues, ]l
.,ear M00tloe00, STEAD00" --SongSBooks and Prayer
FoR 00ALE: map00b°00r;00 WORK
three maple straLg} , --Periodicals, Magazines 1946.
swing rocker AJ]Y''' Newspaper Files (SEAL)
apartment over wcstr .... tfe- --
Wcst¢' ort to Sawmill Office or Person- --O,d books repaired and RODNEY P.YKER.
rebound, State Supervisor of Hydraulics.
10-3-102t.
Office, Simpson Logging Co., Prices Reasonable
.,O, 4784
SMMONS
Wash. Karl Krupa IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON MASON
Bookbinder COUNTY ' '
Route 1--Box 114 Shirley LeGarde Shook, Plaintiff,
JOHN BY Raymond, Wash. Rex Tro" Sho-oS'-Defendant.
i THE STATE OF WASHINGTON to
ATTORNEY. A ......... the said Rex Troy Shook, Defendant:
200 East P¢l within sixty (60) days al'tcr tile date
,-,'u"-. .............. ........ ::"&'. ..... :v.,,, .... • mons, to-wit: within sixty (fi0) days
Shelton, Wa$ of the first publication of this sum-
a$r the 12th day-of September, 1946
-•. and ueZedad the above entitled
and answer the complaint of Plain-
tiff, and serve a copy of your almwer
npon the undersigned attorneys for
plaintiff, at theh. offiec below stated;
! and in case of your failure so to do
judgment will be reudered against
Ponal ea_ l.'. ?li," you according to the demand of the
........ )'}:. ce,nplaint, wllich has been filed w th
|he Clerk of said COUld, The purpose
-Td:l'. m" this a,li m is to ohtaln a ,lh'orce.
Write P.O: i WRIGHT & MALLOY
Attomheys for Plalntff
' , Office: Angle Building,
with 00,,00,00O00washington.Mason County,
B. Franklin IS brewed SEI'7"E 9-12-19-26--10-3-10-1%2:1--7t.
ATTORNEY" " ii, NO'rlCl, "TO (ONTRACTOI{S
t01ii State of Washington
CourthouSe, sl¢l Office of The Deparunent of Game
, 515 Smith Tower
Seattle, 4, Washington
October 7, 19,i
Director of Game at tills office up t[
A:: 1046 for the following work and will
;'" 2:00 P.M. Thursday Novtmber 7,
the]] and there be opened and puh-
licly read:
Servie
Construction of the Mason County
Fish Hatchery, located near Shelton
Washington, Inclusive of buildings, as
Address: set forth in Addendum No. 2 oi' the
Phone •Rt" 3,Shelto.Bo" HOPS
. specifications._ The principal items of
work are: W, xeavatlon and fill for
' " hatchery, site, rearing Ponds and race-
, ways, rmna_e:. and water systems.
[k5';.,js,t[mUuqn system, septic
. . m u was aria curbs, road sur-
• ac_mg,_eree .e.hannel change, clear-
mg ann•.gruolng__ of hatqhsry site.
v ttuc. s reslaenee, duplex,
garage, warenotlse and public rest-
looms. The contractor shall furnish
CRAIG P.
ELECTRICAL l
Eliot Electric
to get around w,th the aid of]David Burrowes
crutches.
Last Tuesday evenhtg Mrs. Ha,'- llCh pi Of
old .,,nte,.. Mrs 00a,,l .t, ater and,.00..am 011
1Vfrs. John Bollinger were co-ho.t- .
esses at a surprise party on Mrs. I Conservation
Lawrence Putvin, Many beautiful ]
gifts were received by the guest David Burrowes of Sequlm, Re-
of honor• i publican candidate for tile legts-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Minm' and I lature along with Captain E. H.
children drove to Aberdeen Sun- Faubert of Shelton and Merle Huf-
day and visited Mr. and Mrs. I ford of Port Townsend, has an
Vern Hawk, formerly of the val- outstanding record in behalf of
ley. a program of conservation of
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Sallee had game, timber and national re-
as their dinner guests Sunday, Mr. sources and has been a champion
and Mrs. P. D. Sallce and Mr. and and will continue to work for new
Mrs. E. W• Sallee and daughter industrial development in the
Evelyn, all from Olympia. Olympic Peninsula,
Mr. and Mrs• Arvid Johnson had Ir. Burrowes was to be in
guests frmn Seattle over the Shelton today in the interests of
week end, his candidacy for the legislature
, from Mason-Jefferson and Clan
Shelter Guernsey Cow ]am counties.
Mr. Burrowes was born in Clan
Sets Butterfat Record lain county and has lived and
Peterborough, N. H.--The first worked on the Olympic Peninsula
daughter of the registered Guern- all his life. He mmcessfully own-
sey sire, Bammr of Delphi Dell, ed and operated a logging bust-
owned by Fred R. Bell, Shelton, ness. for 35 years without labor
Wash., has completed an official strike, forest fire or labor lien.
herd improvement record. She is His official record constitutes sev-
four and one-half years old Bell en years on the Sequim city coun-
Acres Della which produced 11, I cil, 10 years on the board of direc-
187.4 pounds of milk and 565.0 i tors of the Port of Port Angeles,
pounds of butterfat. This cow was ] past president of the Northwest
milked 730 times while "on test• I Rivers and Harbors Congress, past
This record was supervised by[president and secretary of the
the State College of Washington , Port of Port Angeles and presi-
and
reported to The American Ident of the local Truck Loggers
Gtternsey Cattle Chlb for approval Association. He has constantly
and publication. ' worked for the conservation of
game, timber and national re-
I sourecs worked and will
and
has
• COlitinue to work for new indtls-
I trial development on the Olympic
Pmifisula.
He is interested in new school
legislation, it] particular increas-
ing the salaries of public teach-
ers and increased appropriations
to rural school districts. The pres-
ent per capita method of distribu-
tion of school funds is a tremen-
dous disadvantage to the small
country school.
APPRAISERS APPOINTED,
Judge Wilson appointed Fred
L. L,utz,, Enoch A Luldrickson
and George Milosevich appraisers
of the Mary aude Buding estate,
NOTICE TO CI{I,I)I'rORS
IN'rHE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
IN PROIIAT E
In the Matter of the Estate of John
J. Jolmson. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed and has
ualificd as executor of the shove en-
htled estate; that all persons l]'ving
claims age nst, said deceased are
hcl 0y required to serve the same,
du veri[ied, on said SWEN JOHN-
SC , or his attorneys 0f record at
tte address below stated and file the
same with the Clerk of said Court,
together with proof of such service,
within six months after tlle date of
first publication of this notice or
the same will be barred.
Date of first puhllcation, Octnber
10, 1946.
SWEN JOHNSON.
Executor of said Estate
Address: Roule 2. Box 152
Shelton. Washingt,n.
WRIGHT & MALLOY,
Attorneys for Estate
Angle Building.
Shelton, Washington,
10-10-17-24-31--4t.
----------NO--% ......
NOTICE OF IlI']ARING (}N FINAIJ
ACCOUNT, itEPOitT AND PETITION
OF EXECUTORS FOR SETTIA,'MENT,
DISTRIBUTION AND DISCHARGE•
TN, THE SUPEI-IOR COURT OF TIdE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF MASON,
IN FROBATF
In the Matter of the Estate of Oliver
Bisho;). Deceased,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
Melvin Bishop and Kntie Eells, Ext.-
tutors of the above entith!d estate.
lmve filed herein ti]eir fimJ account,
rep6rt and pcLition for final settle-
ment and distribution of the remai)Rl-
ed'bf the estate of said d0ccascd per-
star. wherein lhe Court is asked to
appl'ove said filltti aCCOUIlt and re)ore,
and make a final distribution oi the
estate, and discharge ! he EXocutw;,
NOTICE IS FURTItEI" GIVEN. thai
in accordance with fill ol'dcr of .¢3/1id
Court nlRde al](l i,ntcl'ed on the 5|]1
t €
day of Octobn. 194{i. a heari0: will
be! had bef(}t'e t]le Cour| on S:ito Iina/
account, ret)ort and petition for Iinal
distrihut on on Saturday. the 9th day
of November. :19-16. at '10 o'clock. A.
M., on said day in the Court I,Ot)lll
of said Court in tbe Court House at
Shelton. Washington.
Dated this 5th day of Octeber. 1946.
(SEAL)
CLARE ENGELSEN,
Clerk of the Superior Court
of the State of Wa:dfington
for Mason County.
ALDEN C. BAYLEY.
Attorney for Executors.
Title Insurance Buildings.
Shelton. Washington.
10-10-17-24-3141.
late f %VaMdng|on
OFFICI," OF SITI'ERVI.qOR
OF 11YDRAIILIf'g
Olympia
h'oTIcE OF %VA'I'I,:R RI(;IIT
AI'PI,ICATION NO• 7,145
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that Tom
Sergeant of Shelton, State of Wash-
lngton, under date of Septemher 13,
1946, iiled with the, State Supervisor
of Hydraulics, Olympia, Washington,
an application for a permit to divert
Lhe public waters of an unnamed
stream tributary of Paget Sound, ill
the amount of 0.1 second-foot, sub-
ect to existing rights, from April 15
o October 1 of each year l'or tim
purpose of Irrigation and continu-
ously for domestic supply that th}
---approxhnatc point of dlversidn is
located within SE] of NW" of ,-
,.- } ,, ..... -
tlon 17, Township 20 N., Range 3
W.W.M,, in Mason County. A map
silowJng the location and plan of said
diversion ' and the place of the Pro-
posed use is on file in the office of
the State Supervisor of Hydraulics,
Olympia, Washington, together with
such other hormation as is required
by law.
Any person, firm or corporation
whose right will be injuriously af-
fected by said application may file
with the State Supervisor of Hydrau-
lics, at Olympia, Washington, such
objections or representations, in writ-
ing, as he may desire to nmke, within
thirty (30) days after date of last
publication, which date is October 10.
1946,
Witness my hand and official seal
this I7th day of September, A.D.
v ,v v .r v,,r v ,v w ,r v v ,v.,v ,v v v ,,r ,v ,v, -.-v v
Harstine Island
Mr. and Mrs. Robert MeMnnemy
and two children of Aberdeen,
were last Wcdnesday gucsts of
Mrs. McManemy's parents. Mr,
and Mrs. August CarJson.
Mr. and Mrs. t-iorbert Spahr
and daLIghter of Tacoma are
spending the week end with Mr,
Spnhr's rnother Mrs. Lc,)La String-
er. nt Point Wilson.
Mrs. JalYles Archer (',;llYle honle
from the hospital Saturday after-
noon with that new daughter and
will spend a few days at the home
,el' her parents. Mr. ald .M.vs. J.
Pnul Smith,
Mrs. l,eona Otterstad and son
• Donnie of Aberdeen. spent last
I Wednesday at the ]arl l-lart'inlal[
]lonte.
\\;tc ;ire pleased 1.¢) report h's.
Willx Mills impr0vmg quite ra-
pidly.
Mr, and Mrs. Hugo A. Gl'tser
entertained over he week end
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Glaser and
son of Tacoma. also Helen, Mar-
ffaret and Dick Glaser of Tacoma
were at the home firesidc,
The young folks of tlte Island
sponsored another one of" their
enjoyable dances at the hall Sat-
urday night.
Mrs. Oscar Jacobson returned
home Sunday from Randle where
she has spent the week at her
son's home, Mr. and MrS, Wilbert
Jacobsen.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Bergeson of
Bayshorc Road, were Snnday eve-
ning gucsts of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Harriman and family,
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hitchcock
attended the livestock show in
Portland Saturday with Dr. and
Mrs. Ben Briggs of Shelton and
also visited with Mrs. Ben Brigg's
parenta of Portland
Ted V. Hile arrived from Los
Angeles carly Monday morning at
the Earl Harriman home where
Mrs. Hile and son have been liv-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Winston J. John-
son of Belfair brought Mr. J01m-
son's sister. Mrs, Porter and son
of California, for a week end
visit at their Island home.
AUTOMOTIVE PAINTING
GLASS INSTALLED
RIDLEY"S
Body and
Fender Works
PICKUP
and
DELIVERY
SERVICE
WORK GUARANTEED
1 Mile South On
Olympic Highway
ROGERS BROS. GARAGE
Phone 218R-2X
Sand .. 1
Washed and ave.
JOHN'S CREEK
SAND AND GRAVEL CO.
Locally Owned and Operated
I]!JBINE,3 PHONE 19-];'-,'1
EVIN[N(g PHONE 655
Shelton; Wash.
--='=i:::: =/=:: ::: =-;;=, :,::: "t-:----r:':: --::--7 :::'=: ::::::J( =-
Winorko
FROZEN FOOD
DISPLAY CABIN ETS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Quotations On Custom-
Built Freezers
Wingard-York Co.
INCORPORATED
lt & Mill St. Phone 662
Hew Open for Business
In Our Location on
Mountain 00iew
Shelton Lumber
Company
Due to present centurions our services
Will be limited for smnc time, but as
soon as possible we will handle a
complete line of building materials.
PHONE 657 P.O. BOX 598
'SPEEDY" by Olympic Motor Sales
[SPEEDY- [ DOIq T 6EE ," DIIPCT M "TO?
[/ "TWo MILE; 00NEe! ..P""
If-lOW THE SERVICE DeP'T. Of: L.T.e FOLLY Fad) . t.. "T.eM "(o0 TLQM O'F ., €.
000TSR s00Les
, ' :
npage. Write
|, ShelteR, or
L10-S-17
e or two bed-
cmerton 3728.
C9-26--10-:10
isinessman in
of two bed-
:emily in or
,e 28.
W9-2ff--/0-10
• ge quantities
at $40.00 per
:out, t, F.O.B.
'rompt Settle-
now be ship-
acoma at rate
asand. North-
Tacoma, Wn.
9-12--10-17
EES
number one
ed in sell-
contact C.
few Street,
9-12--10-31
[ woman for
[ care of one
d salary. In-
4-11tfn
)rl as oyster
Call long dis-
Llect. ask for
10-18-tfn
hep wanted
ff¢,8 Shop.
5-tl
rses foi'. Mink
a Mink Farm,
fllect, l-lifo
:APLE, TOP
, short haul.
.odd and Itl-
3f Shelton.
8-29tfn.
ation
lth tomatoes
Rent station
tment paid a
no-fertilizer
rofitable was
ion of 500
0 pills 500
ed as a side-
r cost $20.80
39 per 0ent
on a late va-
that on an
might haste
Title InsuranCe
Phone 45
Charles T.
Virginia C.
Angle Bull}ling,
Telephone
CHARLES
ATTORNEY
119-121 South
Bell
Shelton,
ALDEN C.
ATTORNEY A
Title
Opposite First
Phone 23 "
FUNERAL
Licensed
W. A.
Phone 180--
ELLIOT
A,ountln g
Bookkeeping
123 4th St.
Office at Ang le I
...says ANDERS ERICKSON
Brewmaster CO/.U00B/A A/.E
"It takes the finest hops of uniform qual-
ity for us to maintain our 'Top O' The
Tank' texture and flavor. That's why we
prefer Washington State Hop Producer's
Co-Op hops !"
Leading Brewers of the No0000o.
' r, ay, "O. K."
Leading brewers of the nation say that
Co-Op hops prove that "Grower Control
Works." The patronage enjoyed .by the
Washington State Hop Producers, coupled
with the return to the grower of the greatest
part of the brewers hop dollar, makes pos-
sible the continued high standards of quality !
WASHINGTON $TATI
HOP PRODUCERS, Int.
Yakima, Washington
all labor and materials,
All bid proposals shall he accom.
panied by a proposal guaranty In the
form of a certified cheek cashier's
clleck o r tlash. Payable to 'the T,:,,'asl
" u tate of Washington ifi
at] amount equal to at least five per-
cent (5A) of the anmunt bid. Shot ld
the successful bidder fail to enter into
such contract and furnish a satisfac-
tory perforqmnce bond within ten (10)
days from Pate tle notice of award is
made, his bid proposal deposit shall
be forfeited to the State of Washing-
ton.
Envelopes containing bJds should he
plainly marked as to contents.
Plans anu specifications may be ob-
tained from this office upon deposit
Of ten dollars ($I0.00)" which ,:,.r*
snail ne refunded upon retmn''" ....
" ' ,,,, plans
and specifications not late], than Nov-
elnber 14, 1946.
DON W, CLARKE
Directo of Game.
10-/0-17-24-3--4t.
NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION
FOR ESTABISIIMENT OF COUNT
in ,TH MATTER OF 'THE PETI-
TION of H, E. Lockwood, et al, for
the establishment and location of a
County Road in Mason County Wash-
Ington.
NOTICE IS I-IEREBY GIVEN that
H. E, Lockwood, et el, have filed with
tho Board of County Commissioners of
Mason CoBnty, ,'Washington, a petition
to have ettblimted tim following des-
cribed County Road in Mason County
Washington, to wit:
ColPmenchg at about the line bs-
tween Sections 7 alld 8 Towllship 22
NOt'}, Ran.g'e_4 W.est on the present
otlta ForJ ltoad, thence Easterly
along the U. S. Forest Service e
limlhary tn'vev of L.=._" .I' -
ulnn/tn 13am
Detour Road across the North Fork
of Skokomish River below Cushman
Dam, and.ending at the Lake Cush-
man Count" Road near the S E
corner of NW_/t.NE Section 9 'wp'
zz, tange a w, the whole dfstance
be!ng about.24 m.lles and said road
oeulg UU Iect in WlGth.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN,
that in accordance with said Deitiou
said Board has entered an order fix-
ing the learing on said Petition for
the 14th day of October, 1946, at the
hour of 2:00 P,M. o'clock, at the office
of the Board in the Court House at
Shelton; Washington, at which ttme
any person interested in said matter
may appear.and be heard by the Board
for or against the granting of said
petition.
DATED at Shelton, Washington, this
16 day of Sept,, :1946,
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS. OF MASON" COUNTY,
WASHINGTON.
By HARRY DEYETTE,
Clerk of the Board.
D/26-10-3-10-St.
Until it leomes, keep your
old ear on the job with
Hudson Protective Service!
Have your car inspected tegdlaxly--and serviced
expertly.
That's Rale No. 1 for motorists who are on
the new car "waiting list."
It's a long list this year--for never before has
there been so great a demand for Hudson style,
quality and performance.
Of course we hope you're scheduled for a
beautiful new 1946 Hudson one of these days,
But until you get it, let us keep you in the
driver's seat with prompt, expert Hudson service
---moderately priced.
That's the commonsense way to assure safer,
more dependable ransportation, as well as higher
value for your car when you come to trade it in.
i , I
Your neighborhood Hudson dealer is one oJ 3,000
selling and servicing this great new car,.. Choice
of Super-Six and Super-Eight engines . . . All
potndar body styles . . . Nine standard olors,
/our 2-tone combinations.
HUDSON
OLYMPIC MOTOR SALES
627 SOUTH FIRST STREET PI4ONE 5.95
l Ill Ill J Ill
J lll I II I