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The new white Siding adds great- i time. lcatch. or salmon last Wednesday.
Mr, and Mrs, Les W ‘ as- v
y 1y to the appearance of the house. l Mrs. Jean Davies and small I Mr.
Carlson’s many friends are daughter Frances of yT‘ . .
.-.. - Mrs. McCloskey was hostess daughter Karen are visiting at:glad to
see him able to be en- spent; the week end as w'
-"“ “ for the Red Cross sewing group I Oak Harbor with her sister,
Mrs. Ijoying fishing again after his re- Mr. and Mrs, G, Kammeref-E ,,
b the afternoon of October 11. After ; Tommy Boles. Margery and Al- l cent
severe illness. 1 i"
, 5.1...i:";‘;i-::.. i.
Pearce’ sons of Mr' and Mrs' own needlework as there was no '
ents, Mr. and Mrs. V. Lockwood.
Frank Pearce, spent their fur- . , . ‘
,lough of 14 and ten days respect_ «Red Cross work to do at that Ernest
Wgotr rrnlce . .1
ively, visiting at Dewatto andw
Potlatch. Bob came by train
from the Naval Training Center
at Farragut, Idaho, Jack ,travel—
ing by plane, came up from San . l. 1:
i
i
T y Elizabeth Hussman a delicious dessert lunch the la len durin
_ , g their mother s absence, I
“E Pouatch’ oct' 16 BOb and Jack dies busied themselves with their
l are staying with their grandpar— i 3:..."
1 J.
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“Fred
Norman
IS THE HARD—
EST WORKING
Man that South-
west Washing-
Francisco where he arrived re-
cently after a two-year’s period
of service in South Pacific wa-
‘ters. The two young servicemen '
departed Monday to return to
duty. it
Mr. and Mrs. John Rodgeberg
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in il
Bremerton. While away they were l ‘
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hob- ‘
son and Mr. and Mrs. James Sis- j
ley. I ‘
I
Ivor Konikson was one of the
lucky ones in securing a much
coveted deer- Last Sunday he got “IT IS MY DUTY to point out to the
people
a 150-pound buck. .
Mr. and Mrs- Dodge spent Sat- of Washington that there is in our State, as
t t H O
urday shopping in Olympia. . ‘ . 011 ever sent 0 ,
Mr. Ra Cook and Mr. Calvin 1n man others throu hout the nation, a g-
c k dyf '1 t th k Congress”
0° “i”? “my 5"” -8 We" 11 camoufla ed force hich 'f
not clear- '
end Visiting the Neil Simmon's We g W y 1 Hon. Fred Norman, M. 0.
home. The two Mr. Cooks are ' ' ‘ ' . '
NPACMCEMPLOYHSARHN brothers of Mrs. Simmons. ly identified for what it
actually IS, has
“Wm Miss Katheryn Wilson came out. power to thwart the efforts we have
made Says Hon. Joseph Martin, Republican ,oonveni
THEMSERWCE or SUPPLYH"'DAY AND from seatue to Spend the week '
' Leader U 5 House of Re resentatives ~
NIGHT mzv ARE CARRYING our THEIR end at her beach cottage. . SO dlllgently
to meet the demands Of gOOd ' ' p '
.i ,. Mr.adMs.Rthhrd .
.131??? 32.?“ 31112.9423233 °f Chehglisi View 3i§fi°rscatat§2 sound
government and a succeSSful con" NORMAN MERITS YOUR VOTE IN T '
50m
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Kon— ' - I'
mm OF “00,5, ARMAMM mu, iksm Mrs. Schrader is Mrs. vers10n to Peace when
war is won. NO DE,
CLOTHING AND 0mm ESSENTIALS FOR Konikson's mOthffr- l '
A” moms. Gertrude Sullivan, of Allyn, * ' .
Egggth'ggggiay mght at the Huss' K 8- P M (Paid Advertisement)
‘3 on
Neil Simmons is busy improv- HIM ' ' ' on
UNION d b t’f ' h' . . i ,
‘ Mcmc mg an can 1 ymg is home > ‘ _ WM — v w“ _ d“ g ’_”
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The ’Climbers get a chance for
revenge this Friday when they
meet the Raymond Seagulls in a.
return engagement on Loop Field,
the game beginning at 1:30 p.m.
Shelton's players are eager for
another chance at Raymond, who
beat them 8 to 0 in a game which
saw the Highclimbers put out one
of the poorest games of the sea-
son. .
Most of the Shelton cripples are
back in shape again, except for
Dan Smith, stellar kicker and
passer, who is still favoring an
injured knee. It is doubtful whe-
ther Coach Hermes will take a
Congressman
red Norman
Football
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Our Next‘ Lieut. Governor
Take good look at this ad. It has lot to do with YOU and your fob. Likely
you won’t see it again—unless you read the magazines and newspapers of
finance 1
and industry. It's advertising this section of the country—inviting
industry and
capital to locate in post-war Washington.
Next to winning the war, the biggest problem facing the citizens of the
North- _
west is to prov-de iobs by keeping the wheels of industry turning ...ofter
victory.
This ad we're showing you is one of series to help solve this problem.
The ads
are running now in national magazines and metropolitan newspapers—paid
for
by the Puget Sound Power & Light Company and the three other
business-mon-
oged electric companies of this State. ‘
Candidate for State Auditor
moms McLEAN
This campaign has four purposes: . . r .
‘I. Help those who now have iobs to keep ’ 3. Keep our war industries
from becoming Candidate for CommlSSloner 0f Publlc Lands , r '.
them in the post-war period. “ghost plants." ‘ .uv“
veterans. progress they have made. ' l (i
For greater Washington tomorrow! ' | gaed 61!? in “ ward:
PUGET sounn POWER & LIGHT COMPANY .‘i I g,“
Frank McLaughlin, President ' p.
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2. Create employment for returning war 4. Help business and industry retain
the