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THE MASON COUNTY JOUIAL
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 192I
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SHICK'S
MILLINERY
I age.
WHEN IN OLYMPIA STAY il
AT THE
WILLARD HOTEL :::'
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MRS. CARRIE DIGGS :!;#
Prop. .* I
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, Zhe merchant without keeping']
books, goes into bankruptcy, how
about the farmer who doesn't keep
accounts, now.
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Mrs. B. Hardy and daughter are
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. McClure.
Juanita Hickson spent Saturday af-
ternoon with Emma and Ida Hense].
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Luther and
daughter Eleanor spent the week-end
with Mrs. Luther's parents at Algona.
Mr. Whiteaker spent the week end
with Mrs. Whiteaker at the teacher-
VOCATIONAL TRAINING
FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS
RED CROSS STILL KEEPS THE
VETERANS ON ITS LIST OF
ACTIVITIES
Not only is the Government,
through the War Risk Insurance Bu-
reau, caring for the disabled soldier
who needs hospital care, but under
the Federal Board for Vocational
Training, approximately 80,000 men
who, by their disabilities were thrown
Me-o-my,
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how you'll take to
a pipe--and P.A.!
Before you're a day older
you want to let the idea slip
under your hat that this
is the open season to start
something with a joy'us
jimmy pipeand some
Prince Albert!
Because, a pipe packed
with Prince Albert satisfies
a man as he was never satis-
fied beforehand keeps him
satisfied! And, you can
from bite and parch (cut
out by our exclusive pat.
ented process) are a reve-
lation to the man who never
could get acquainted with a
pipe l P. A. has made a
pipe a thing of joy to four
men where one was smoked
beforeI
Ever roll up a cigarette
with Prince Albert? Man,
man--but you've got a
party coming your way I
Prinea Albert is
Mr. L. P. Adams and Homer Adams
made a business trip to Silelton Mon-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Elson and Ida
Hensel made a trip to Montesano
Sunday.
Mrs. W. H. Hall and ch]hlren spent
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. E. P.
McClure.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Johnston, Ar-
nold Johnson and Mrs. C. Chappell
spent last Wednesday evening in
Shelton.
Mrs. Whiteaker and Miss Arnoh]
made a business trip to Shelton Sat-
out of their former occupations, are
being re-trained for self-support, and
an average addition o£ 5,000 o month
are entering upon this line of educa-
tion. They are scattered among some I
2,000 colleges and other institutions I
throughout the UnitedS tates. More I
than 3,000 have completed their /
courses, and have gone back to their I
homes ready to take up life as self-|
supporting individuals with useful-|
ness and happiness in store for them. |
Training is not merely oftered to t
the men by the Government but they
are sought out by the American Red
prove it! WhyP. A.'s Talk about a cigarette
flavor and fragrance and smoke; we tell you it's a
coolness and its freedom peachf
00RIN00E ALBERT
the national joy smoke
sold in toppy red
bass, tidy red tin#.
handsome pound
nd half pound tin
humidors and in ths
ouund crystal glau
mtdor with
• pongs moistenlr
top.
Copyright 1921
by R. J. Reyno|d
Tobacco Co. '
:t/lntou-Saloa
N,¢,
MANY STATE AUTOS
DODGE THE ASSESSOR
urday. Cross and persuaded of its advan-
All members of the Dayto Commu- tages. To a large number the oh-
nity club are urged to be present at stacles in the way of accepting train-
the regular meeting, Saturday eve-]ng seem insurmountable: They do
ning at8 o'clock, as important busi-
ness is to be taken up.
Ethel Kirk wa.4 on the sick list
last week. We hope she is better
Taking the smaller number (180,-
514), it is shown 43,343 automobiles
and auto trucks hid out on tim as-
SEPTIC TANK COST LIGHT
That it costs no more to build a
Comparison of the fl rues corn
not understand that tlmy are on- "' ' "g " " ........ n", th to
titled to eamnongni:ian 'ln,qn t'lw piled by Sunervisol / of Taxation ,h, sessOrs; on ept. 30 there were 46,- sepuc tank m nee cou n'5 an
• :.kl ,,_U L..--, .... --.--.: ...... ;--''' Milton That'che-' and *h ....... :"_'.' 401 known not to be on the personal connect with the sewer in many cases
blllle Llley are recelvln ]ns[rucLlon v t: ft:uf(I,'S oi
nor are they free from tlie hauntinl the state hcens department indicates tx o[Is, AS an avmage, valuatmn m the mty, was shown by Mr. Daw-
, o "' , . .'" more than 43 00 • ol z7o.48 was place(1 on nese cars , ,
worr5 ,-s to xhat g to bcome of . . . , 0 automobiles and b the state throe xxas a lo s o- a " d$ of Grays Harbor countv, who re-
their" families v'hile they are away I'a' ° trucks dodged the county asses- Y • -, .^ s I 'p: norts th ..... h a .... +,, a,,,+ r .......
Then thoro ,.0 '+h ,,.l,,, e +: ]sots nis year " proxlmaely .]z,uuu,uuo on personal ,- .... ,, ....... -y -, ........
,:.. :4. --:; -. .... ,,. ...... s ..... ', I There were" '*vlv ........ property values and a direct loss of that it cost him $55 to buihl his tank.
IatllllleS nemsetves. 'oreseeing all =--,*-*. ULOIllODIIeS • ' . .
these difficulties h, l,,h,.o r ..... land auto tcks reported bv the'asses- revenue to the state on personal taxes In the temze(l account labor was the
• ..... ............ /sors At the end of lO2O +ho =, next year of about $175,000, which b]g factor, costing $30, plumbing
u,eu u once eo ne amen(an e(lhad'issued 180 514 li - ;-" Y."" is equivalent to about 1 10 of a mill conections $9, conmete $8, and ravel
Cross for co-operation in nrovidin,(. . censes or nose ....... -. , • . : ..... " ' g
• ,-; .......... - • , , olwo 'classes of mator .,oh¢.. n,, vtotor vemele ngures also snow a $1. It r,.e na(t nad the time to have
,,t prSonal serrate anu along no v ..... ,o. ,.. •
-, " . tSet 30 of this .......... (hscrepancy between the number of clone the work hnnself the actual cost
hne of post-war activities has the l,P.'. year me number was licenses and th ^ numb^r ta --^a i ...... , ..........
• " • .aO J.,O g g 2kgO. VUUI(I lli£Ve oeen mucn less
organization found more necessary] ' ' i "
and satisfactory work. During the/,--.,
last six months nearly 90,000cases I[ ---== ................. " ........ =- ............................................
of this kind have been handled by .......................................................................... [I
the American Red Cross. 'l
From November, 1919,'until July /' ]kT CI •
ls 2912olan tfh:n2oera n iRnedra?r?:2 [ uur Ixew onowml! of
t ..t -- ,1,
O which an appropriation of $375,-
Your car is not complete without an
S & SPOTLIGHT
The Light that Shows the Road
Acknowledged the best on the market•
Let us put one for you today•
Price now $9.50 at
Needham & Clothier
THE AUTO ACCESSORY STORE SHELTON, WASH.
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1"1 alloweep
00ovelties
000 was made. Something more than
three-fourths of this was turned over
to the Federal Board to be loaned to
men who had actually entered train-
ing. The balance was expended by
Division offices of the Red Cross in
loans to men while their cases were
being investigated or to aid in 'care
of their families. The total number
of loans made last year was 32,495.
More than 85 per cent of these loans
have been repaid.
For the other soldiersthe boys
who went overseas never to return
thee Red Cross has performed a last
service by sending photographs of
their individual graves to the next
of kin. This branch of post-war ser-
vice was greatly appreciated by the
,relatives of the fallen heroes. Sixty-
five thousand, five hundred and thir-I
teen photographs wepe mailed out l
and only two thousand have been re-}
turned "marked "Unclaimed." I
PROCEEDINGS OF THE [
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS /
(Continued from last week)
Saturday, October 8, 1921.
Board all present.
Delegation from Victor appe:l'ed
before the Board asking that the Vic-
tor Road be built. Commissioners
advised that they Would ]0ok over
this road.
Claim of damages to car of Mrs.
Doris Fortnum, on Navy Yard high-
way near Belfair Gas station, pres-
ented by her atteorney, Aklen C.
Bayley. M.vd and carried that this t
matter be ferred to Mr. Lewis,]
prosecuting attorney, for investiga-
tion.
GIRLS' FALL COATS
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Is Here at the New Low Prices
l Hearing on the Victor Road held
;lat 2 p. m. Moved and carried that
l this hearing be continued until Mon-
We have a big assortment of Pum kin lday, November 7th, 1921, at 2 :p.m;
_ P Lanterns, {'l Claim for $100.00 on the Soldiers
Orange and Black Balls, Candy Boxes, Masks, /Relief nd presented by the Post W E ARE SHOWING a very complete line of Girls' Fall Coats at
Halloween Crepe Caps, Cut-Outs, Crepe Paper, {I Commander Moved and carried that
• i'/mis claim be allowed. ' prices far below former prices. A visit to our store will not be
Hearing on closing of the Anderson regretted if you are thinking of buying a girl's coat.
Decorated Party Sets, Place Cards, Tatlys, Post z road held at 2:30 p. m. Moved and
Cards and favors. , , @ carried that this hearing be continu-
ed until Monday, November 7th, 1921
; at 10 a.m. I PLUSH COATS
• In prepang for your Halloween $ ,Commissioners' special time allow-
e. as follows: . . I Plush Coats, ages 4 to 16 years, at $13.00 to $15.00
: festivities dont forget that we 4 s. w. Blanton, $38.25; Win. E.I
: Daniels, $31.40; W. A. Hunter, $37.50. [
can supply ttiese goods. Commissioners' regular time allow-[ ALL WOOL COATS
? ed as follows.
. , X Win. rE. Daniels, $26.20;; W. A. I All Wool Coats, some with fur collars and cuff, all sizes
; Hunter, $38.20; S. W. Blanton, $41.60.
The following funds from the fol-I 4 to 16 years, at . . . . . . $6.00 to $18.00
, lowing funds were allowed: [
i Road District o. 7 ........ $. s.5o/ All New Stock and Best Models
Current Expense .... ... ..... 803£2 /
uroaiStat rY Sh i ....... =°°° t THOMAS O 'W
' Road and Bridge .'........;.:' "88.86 " .
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• J o lop e 'NEILL .'. Shelton, ash
op ::::::::
lWOad District No 4
• . ' . • ....... 374.70 t . , "
: In&gent Soldier Fund $10000
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