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P ]8 I ........... " ooNs00 By RALPH emd HARRY "He thinks it's a SLOW LEAK • , . I'm waitin' to see!" We like to see yotl around... but we won't keep yon wait- ing for service! e OOLE & MYHRE MOBIL SERVIOE week for doing nothing but mess- ing up her room and sassing her nlother. I think that's pretty darn- ed good pay for that kind of work, don't you ? Piggy Bank Poppa Dear Piggy, Excellent pay, to say the least. Until she assumes a little more re- sponsibility and shows the proper respect for Morn, keep your hands out of your pockets and extend no more charity. If this cut in pay doesn't work try belting her tqgllt in the chops. It may give her a complex of some kind but at least you'll be getting something for' your money, Dear Adam, I like peanut butter and mayon, naise sandwiches. My Mamma says I'm silly and Just trying to show off when I ask her to make me one, I'm not. I really do like them. She said to ask you and if you think it's okay to have pea- nut butter and mayonnaise all straggled up together for a sand- wich she will think it's okay too flI-TELTON-MA,q0N COUITT " JOURNAL- Published in "Christma.ntow,n, U.S.A.," ADAMS WISDOM-" .... .... .... I=r ..., ..---,,,-- m m mlwmw vm w m | Around Mason County with How do I break my 12 year old old Penn | Cotmty Extension .gent daughter of contintally bumming i)ear Penny, " Yll Jane Jones Winasor me for money? She gets a regu- . Bless you, child. Unti! your let- You may think nothing will sti lar allowance of two dollars a l;el' came I man't even Know now people av¢(y fronl It television set • MOBIL TIRES • First and Pine Streets and she will take your advice and Deal' Adam, let me have one once in a while. My wife is no spring chicken so Phone HA 6°3906 I really do like them so please say to make her feel good, young; and yes. I am a girl. I am eight years flattered 1 bought her one of - - [, those semi-invisible negligee's uau- *V,-.:,; ......... ' .......... It ................... ',.,;...:,[ally dl,ped over the frames of --d| bubbling and wiggling young show [] [ B[ gh'ls. G$dzooks! I have loosed a BB I B[ monster. M. !ovipg spouse is five BII ,I B| feet tall, wide and every other di W , B[ mansion impel-taut to female van- D' [ ]| lty. The problem is this. She is ira. I | mensely pleased with the garment : .... , R|and struts about the house be- ... especially our donub OCTOBER IS DONUT MONTH . SUGARED a GLAZED . COCONUT • CHOCOLATE u . CINNAMON TWIST dz • OTHERS, TOO Plain Donuts ................ 60¢ per doz. BAKED FRESH DALLY AT to spell mayonnaise. I remember that when I was about your age I had some very strange likes and dislikes concret- Ing foodstuffs. I remember I hat- ed peas, turnips, spinach, and jells because somebody told me it was made out of horses' hooves. I lov- ed horses. I dearly loved to eat big, black ants, various grades of worms and pink thistle fuzz. I still sneak a small pinch of thistle fuzz once in a while. Tell Morn she's very lucky that peanut butter and mayonnaise is the worst of your cravings. (I tried one. They're good, aren't they?) Dear Adam, ' What is the difference between Puppy Love and Mature Love ? ; Amy Deal, Alny, I have never been very strongly attracted to puppies, amorously, that is, and r don't know what a Mature is. 'Fraid I can't help you much. Try a veterinarian. C Jeanne's Bakery... lleving she is a modern day Sal- sine when she actually more close- ly resembles a large, ungainly eausage. How can I tell her what I've todd you without running the risk of being assassinated ? Miserable Al'thur Dear Miserable, It won't be a case of assassina- ' tton, You'll be committing suicide. If you can't just drop dead unas- sisted keep your eye open and the next time she goes out to chop wood for the fireplace take that ridiculous nightie out of the .closet and burn it. Undoubtedly, she will permanently maim you for it, but that's better than a slow, violent death. In any case, don't send me any more problems like this. I like living, too. Dear Adam, My mother-in-law and I had a doozy of a row. Before it was over the battle included my wife, my two daughters, a neighbor lady who was attracted by the clamor, a cop some smart aleck sailed and our Siamese cat. They knocked the tar right out of me. My wife is staying at the YWCA. my kids won't speak to me and the neigh- bor lady has a fat lip. I was fined twenty-five bucks for disturbing Of Course 114 COTA STREET PHONE HA 6-2221 Open Sundays 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. but there's a lot. of mileage h,ft in the field of women's glamour. TIlE OTHER DAY tlae Bay- shore Golf Clubhouse was brim- ruing with women to Ileal' the lat- est direct from a teacher in a school for models. The ladies, I thought, had already learned their lesson on being attractive. Ahuost any one of then( could have stood up to have tier costume and ac- cessories counted anti come within the "well-dressed" total. Mind you, this was not an audi- ence of leisure class. Most were! women with growing children, new houses to support and certainly full days of work for them. Yet they came as examples of the very tiling that there were thez:e to heat .... good grooming, poise and well selected dress. When we were in Spokane last week at the Homemakers' Con- vention, Gertrude Dieken, a wom- an's editor for tim Farm Journal spoke. Part was on the impor- tance of homenmkers valuing themselves and not following the route of complete self-sacrifice that can make their family un- easy. Perhaps such interest in making the most of what each has, as shown by these golf club guests, is part of this "h)ve thy- self." Vera Troy, Bertha Taylor, Lil- lian Portman and Evelyn Bishop were our delegation to this con- vention. It is the Washington Stats i Homemakers' Council that start- ed in 1953 and now has nearly 70(}0 members. It's the voice of homemakers whose community clubs use Extension for their edu- cational programs. Miss Dieken ,A left some other plxffound thoughts with the women. She reminded them that our homemaking is be- ing done more with our heads than with our hands nowadays. Making wise decisions is the best skill we can have for this. We make our world with what is within us. If our world gives us a "beat" feel- ing we might scrutinize how we use our time. We all have the same twenty-four hours each day. The excuse, "I don't have time", really means, "1 don't have time for that". Keep track of how you the peace. The J.P. who eard the case warned me to keep my big mouth shut in the future. Now I ask you. is that fair? Healing Slowly Dear Healing, Yes INDEED this is fair. The law clearly states. "It shall be un- lawful to disturb the peace in the presence of a Siamese eat." I could not print the complete text of yotr fatty but my sweet li'l oi' spouse read it and she told me to tell you that you got just exactly what you asked for. Shelton, Washin Thur,da' complished with the completion of a 240-foot all-steel mainline railroad bridge st)anning Prairie River near Lake Quinault. Tile new bridge which took five months to complete, consisls of one 80-foot main span with two side spans at either end measur- ing 40 feet each, and crosses 50 feet above the streant bed. According to L. J. Forrest Northwest Timber Division Man- ager for Rayonier, the complct.ion of the new bridge represents an importanl step in the company's over-all raih'oad modernization plan. This plan includes the com- plete rebuilding of the company's mainline raih'oad and replacement of remaining steam locomotives with diesel-driven equipment. Ronald Mason Takes Army Training Ronald Mason, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Nolan Mason of Shelton, is now taking active training at Fort Ord, Calif. Ronald, a member of the Shel- ton National Guard unit, will re- ceive six months training in Cal- ifornia as part of his military.ob- ligation with the guard organtza- thin. Rayonier Builds IA Guy Wh° Can't Hell' Being Hum°r°us I TOP P.R. MAN DAVE JAMES 17th Railroad Span CONTEST MYSTERY CHARACTER An important step in the m(d- crnization of Rayonicr Incorpor- with the Independent nmkes him ated's h)gging railroad was :le- a I)redigal lwlton resident (Bet:k- DAVE JAMES Words llis Bread and Butter use your time for a week and then ask yourself, "Is this really the way I want to spend it?" ItOSIE SMITH and Mrs. Watt, health nurses, are doing recon- naissance for audiences for the wonderful film I have coming into the county from November 3 to 10. It's "The Medicine Man" made to tell people the story of the food quack. The American Med- ical Association is the producer. Call us if you want to use it. Another Christmas Gift Open House is coming. It's to be Octo- ber 27 at the Armory in Shelton. Mrs. H. L. Rendsland will be with us from Tahuya to show the fine points of making mosaic tiles. Clubs are offering demonstrations for many attractive gifts and .all in plenty of time for your own Christmas projects. Thanks to the know-how of fel- low County Agents, we have a good analysis of the difference of buying beef by the carcass versus by the cut in the grocery store. On a half carcass the saving not including locker rent or home freezer cost was 14.75 cents per pound. The total difference was $38.87 when beef was bought by the half carcass. We have these fi,nwes in more detail if you should cart; to ltave them. Try a Journal Want Ad with Jeweh'y, 13). When he mov- ed to Shelton recently he became an ex-Union reshh.nt (Waterfront Realty, 23. His home now is at 1520 N. 2nd (Kimbel Motors, 3) where you call phone llA (;-4784 (Johnny's Music Box, 15) to reach him. In his two separate chapters of Shelton residence he has been an at'tire ('ivie worker (Leroy's Tele- vision Service, 3), former Cham- ber president IEells & Valley, 22), and has carrle(l a heavy l,'orest Festival load ( LM, 22). Through his work with Simp- son he mites as a leader in his flehl (Timber Appliance, 24) and as a top PR mare (McConkey Pharmacy, 16). It also sees that he works hard at tree protection (Herb Angle, 23), that le rubs el- bows tlt VIP {Saeger Motor S h o p, 12), is Widely traveled (Sears, 20), and that he is in a sense a lobbyist (LM, 9). A man who has a "first" name He was r e c e n t I y promoted for Ills last name, Dave James, di- (L.M., 9) by Simpson as a result rector of Simpson Logging Corn- of his fine efforts. To become all pony public relations, takes the these, things Dave James became stage as the 17th mystery charac- a ..,lf-made.. top-grade, puhlic speaker (20th Century, 24) and a tar in the Journal's "Who's Who I4dented tastmaster (Kimbel Me- in Mason Colmty" contest, tors, 3) with a great, repertoire of Thirty-three clues in last week's stories (Herb Angle, 23) who edition should have made identi- seemingly can't help being hu- flcation simple. The problem was to find them all. morose (20th Century, 24). He has become quie a historian The one quoted to open this (Kimbel Motors, 17)withhiswrit- story was in the L.M. ad on page ings. All of this makes it evident 9. In other ads you found out he that words are his bread-and-bnt- was rulm on a farm (Prepp's ter (Seal's, 22). school menus, 5), his boyhood He has two children (Wheatley nickname was "Dgo" (Eells & & Keary, 20), Evan and Karen, Valley, 20) his middle initial is A both now in school, Evan at Shel- {Bill Johnson's Shell Service, 20), ton senior high, Karen at the Uni- and that he heg/m.his career in versity of Washington. Centraih (Kitsap-Mason Dairy, About the only frivolous hobby 21) as a newspaperman, attributable to him is that he He was raised in the Rochester love. ./uare dancing (LawSon area of Lewis county, which Lumber, 3). makes him an ex-strawberry Add 'em up and you have 33 picker (Waterfront Realty, 23), clues to the identity of Dave and might have had something to James, mystery character No. 17 do with the fact that he has a in this intriguing contest. distinctly characteristic gait (Mc- Now it's time to start hunting Conkey Pharmacy, 16) when he for new clues to a new mystery walks. It was at Rochester that character in this week's edition. he met his wife of Finnl.h extrac- tlon (Shelton Hotel, 20), a former school teacher (Waterfront Real- ty, 23). His long career in newspaper reporting f o 11 o w e d graduation from the University of Washing- ton school of journalism in 1933, making him a Ilusky alumnus (OK Rubber Welders, 20), and in- cluded stints on the Centralia Chronicle, Tacoma News Tribune, the old Shelton Independent, the Seattle Times, and as bureau chief i for the Associated Press in Olym-i pie, this latter position giving rise to the clue dt,w AP paychecks (Kimbel Motors, 20). The post ARE READ THE Skirts are shortefl N-TRIM PROGilA izes your figure TRIM's program of exercise. You ca off of your waiSt slenderize your pletely equipped you'll feel better 111 proving your figure, posture and vitality SLI M-N-TRIM. mation call today studio. SL 323 FrS HA THANKS FOR YOUR GRAND RESPONSE TO OUR OPEN We Hope to Serve You Often In the Future BURGERS , SHAKES • FRIES, ETC. THE BURGER PiT ¼-Mile Past South City Limits on Olympia WHO's WHO IN MASON COUNTY CONTEST OK Rubber Welders sports "nut" 2226 N. ulymplo Hwy. HA 6-4832 Evergreen Texaco FIRESTONE TIRES Motor Tuneup, Generators, Starters, Lubrication, Brake Relining 1st & Franklin HA 6-3031 Kimbel Motors CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH RAMBLER METROPOLITAN INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 707 S. First HA 6-3433 Manley's FOUNTAIN LUNCH "Shelton's Favorite" For Breakfast- Lunch - Dinner or Just a Snack 125 Cote HA 6-3953 Shelton Union Service • First in tlres--U. S. Royal • Economy Car Wash • Vacation Trailer Rentals • U Drive Trucks 332 S. First HA 6-8002 Shelton Hotel "If You Can Find A Better Place To Eat  Try ITS" • Banquet Facilities • Sat. Nits Smorgasbord • Blue Ox Corral We call him Willie Ph. HA 6-3341 Leroy's Television SERVICE Motorola Television & Radios "You Get Guaranteed Quality In Sales and Service" 2218 N. Olympic Hwy. HA 6-3172 Sears Catalog SALES OFFICE "8atlsfaotlon Guaranteed or Your Money Back" Evergreen Square HA 6-8201 "Look to the Finest First" at Eetls & Valley APPLIANCE CANTER 123 S. 2rid HA 6.4663 Forrest's Flowers AND GIFTS Cut Flowers- Plants Floral Designs Flowers and Gifts for All Occasions Flowers by Wire In the by-line business I Rex Floor Coverings Mason Floor, Wall & Counter Coverlngs HA 6-2292 1723 Olymplo Hwy. N. Timber Appliance Authorized Dealer Salea & 6ervioe Electrical Contmting Heating -- Wiring HA 6-4633 114 S. nd Bill Johnson's Sllell Serviee ',Service FirSt  BaiMaotion AlwaFl" GOodyear Tires NiL-Sllver Bat(ariel Fleet & Cots HA 6-390 813 Railroad HA 6-6513 Quality at Budget Prices MODE O' DAY Once known as a "cub" Evergreen Squa HA 6-8293 Kitsap-Mason Dairy "Good Milk Is Good Food" • Milk & Cream • Ice Cream • Cheese • Butter Third at Grove HA 6-4473 Les Fields Auto Parts INC. Complete line of parts for all oars & trucks Automotive Machine Shop Tools -- Batteries 229 8. First HA 6-3351 Waterfront Realty featuring 'PREFERRED PROPERTIES' Developers of Highland Terrace Marden M. Stroud, Broker 226 No. First HA 64535 Depart- ment Store "Friendly 8ervie Since 1895" J & J Service "The Best Friend Your Car Ever Had" Island Laker MS. Yew HA 6-3969 THE BEST IN Insurance Coverage & 8erloe Angle Agency Insurance - Real Estate - TPII 4th & R.R. HA 6-/ Evergreen 15ae| Co. Dlwel OH & Stove OII AUm=t Refill Service 8t9 S, First HA 6-8103 BOON'S Plumbing, Heating & Sheet Metal Contraoting -- Plumbing Supplies  Oil Burners Furnaces 623 S. Flret HA 6-3483 Fessler's ICE CREAM CENTER "Ybu Can't Better The Best" Premium Ice Cream At Less than Popular Prlou 422 N. First HA 6-6575 C. C. Cole & Sons DISTRIBUTOR Standard Oil Procuots "Trouble Free Fuel OII Sevlo@ for the Home" Eats by words 118 S. Third HA 6-4411 ¥ Wingard's Sport Shop Complete Flshlng and Hunting Supplies "Take Along A Buddy" All Resident & Non-Resident Licenses 2210 OlympTc Hwy. N. HA 6-8672 Saeger's Motor Shop • Johnson Outboards • HomelRe Power Saws • 8kaglt Boats Sales & Service Hillcrest HA S-4602 20th Century Tludftway DAIRY QUEEN "with that Country Fresh Flavor" 1st & Cedar "Where Every Customer Is Important" HILLCREST Prepp's Rexall Store 'In Buslned8 for Your Healt," SHELTON, WASH. Shelton Electric 419 Railroa@ HA 6-6283 Kiwanian Westlnghou Appllan0es The best courts no more Whestley & Kamry Co. "Service and QbJlity First" U Plum.fl -- Heating Piper  Paint €ontracting 817 8. FirSt HA 6-4553 M. and S. Food Store Quality Food  Low Prioee Free Delivery 120 Cots HA 6-4892 Treasures raincoat. UW class of '34 2nd & Cota HA 6-6311 For over 24 years It ha| been MoOonkey's ,or Brup "Two Locations to Serve You" 306 Railroad 329 Railroad HA 6.3466 HA 6-4466 Make-up's important to him. Johnny's Music Box 429 Railroad HA 6-4302 Pianos • Organs Accordion Lsssone Band Instruments Sheet Music Photographer, of sorts. Beekwlth's Exoiualve Dealers for BOWLING IS FUN Open Bowling for the Whole Family Friday Saturday, Sunday Likes to bowl Shelton Recreation 128 N. FlrSt HA 6-62S2 Budget Shop and Decorating Center Across from Evergreen Square Lawton Lumber Co. • C & C Paints • Building Materials • Tools  Rentals 420 S. First HA 6-4303 Thackeray Electric Co. "Electrical Contraotors" Lighting Fixturee Electric Heat Wiring Supplies and Repalre 217 Cota HA 6-6477 129 Railroad HA 6-3283 ,#-,e Western Auto Supply "THE FAMILY STORE" WIZARD The Name tur Quality 315 S. First HA 6-6183 Bitner's Broiler "For Fine Foods at Reasonable Prices" 102 S. First HA 6-4223 Doema't emoke Whore !o Look for Olues... Copyright 1959 by B. Reinhardt. All rights reserve& Clues may be hidden in ANY ad in this group ad. appears in any of these ads, it means that additional that merchant appears elsewhere in this issue of the paper, tional clues may be hidden In any of those ads also Clues will be scattered.., there may be from one to any ad  or none. This is a contest of skill -- and we our best to outwit you. We invite you to do your best to RULES Is between the heavy issue. You may enter at 1. This l a family fun contest ]- wish! There are no tries welcome from every member of entries will be accepted the family old enough to fill out his tries will not be or her own. You MAY submit one en- bsr of the family may try per person at any or all of the tries for that family. Sponsoring Merchants whose ads are 12 must be accompanied in the row that is heavily bordered 6. This week's contest this week  but only one entry per receive this issue, person at anF one store (more than ).m. Monday of the one will d/sqalify all entries of that time (5 p.m. next perann for that week). Anyone may drawing will be held. enter unleua member of your family drawn that correctly in employed iy the JOURNAL. Sport- WHO'S WHO will win sorlg Merelumts and their famil/es entry also lists every (and their employees and families) are ads of Sponsoring most welcome to enter EXCEPT daring NUS of $35.00 "will be the week that the Sponsoring Mer- ever this BONUS is not chant's store is featured, added to next week's will continue to grow 2. Nothing to buy. Use any slip of Wtnning the BONUS paper for entry blank. DO NOT put FECT list of clues your eltry in an envelope. Not neces- ber, and all copied ssry to be present at the drawing to win. 0t necemary to be a wubscriber 7, At unannounced time to the JOURNAL to participate, the contest, a special held to determine the 8, O'S %'JO may' be anyone In MYSTERY JACKPOT. the Mason County area, Clues to his will take place (or her) ldenflty will be hidden ONLY drawing is completed. in ads of 8ponsorg Merchants (this regular drawing will means any ad' In this section or any for the drawing of the ad of the same merchant elsewhere in 3ACKPOT. Winner of the the paper). When star(s) appear in JACKPOT will be the any ad In this section, it is your warn- drawn (after completion lug that other ed(s) of the same mer-idrawing) which has chant (in which there may be clues) rect identification of appear elsewhere in the paper. Clues and a perfect list of will be scattered--many ads will have will not be held for no slues, while others may have as POT every week. many a five. This Is a contest of skill, and we intend to do our best to outwit 8. Every possible you. We'll be delighted if you succeed taken to prevent in outguessing us, in spite of our best that might be mistaken efforts! errorless typography GUARANTEED (by 4. If by coincidence, the name of the fisher of the WHO'S WHO (or other facts about judge in all questionS, him) happen to appear in news items, is final. editoHal matter, or other places in this newspaper, these will not count as Family participation clues, for chance is win ttm wife, husband, or 5, TO enter, write down the name youngster MAY spot S you think the WHO'S WHO is. List miss! all the clues you can find In all the don't enter! ads of the Sponsoring Merchants in . . Rmornber, you this issue. Don't forget your own name and address!l Then. drop your entry Got any Perry Mason at any SpoMoring Merchant whose ad hlnk YOU can P ]8 I ........... " ooNs00 By RALPH emd HARRY "He thinks it's a SLOW LEAK • , . I'm waitin' to see!" We like to see yotl around... but we won't keep yon wait- ing for service! e OOLE & MYHRE MOBIL SERVIOE week for doing nothing but mess- ing up her room and sassing her nlother. I think that's pretty darn- ed good pay for that kind of work, don't you ? Piggy Bank Poppa Dear Piggy, Excellent pay, to say the least. Until she assumes a little more re- sponsibility and shows the proper respect for Morn, keep your hands out of your pockets and extend no more charity. If this cut in pay doesn't work try belting her tqgllt in the chops. It may give her a complex of some kind but at least you'll be getting something for' your money, Dear Adam, I like peanut butter and mayon, naise sandwiches. My Mamma says I'm silly and Just trying to show off when I ask her to make me one, I'm not. I really do like them. She said to ask you and if you think it's okay to have pea- nut butter and mayonnaise all straggled up together for a sand- wich she will think it's okay too flI-TELTON-MA,q0N COUITT " JOURNAL- Published in "Christma.ntow,n, U.S.A.," ADAMS WISDOM-" .... .... .... I=r ..., ..---,,,-- m m mlwmw vm w m | Around Mason County with How do I break my 12 year old old Penn | Cotmty Extension .gent daughter of contintally bumming i)ear Penny, " Yll Jane Jones Winasor me for money? She gets a regu- . Bless you, child. Unti! your let- You may think nothing will sti lar allowance of two dollars a l;el' came I man't even Know now people av¢(y fronl It television set • MOBIL TIRES • First and Pine Streets and she will take your advice and Deal' Adam, let me have one once in a while. My wife is no spring chicken so Phone HA 6°3906 I really do like them so please say to make her feel good, young; and yes. I am a girl. I am eight years flattered 1 bought her one of - - [, those semi-invisible negligee's uau- *V,-.:,; ......... ' .......... It ................... ',.,;...:,[ally dl,ped over the frames of --d| bubbling and wiggling young show [] [ B[ gh'ls. G$dzooks! I have loosed a BB I B[ monster. M. !ovipg spouse is five BII ,I B| feet tall, wide and every other di W , B[ mansion impel-taut to female van- D' [ ]| lty. The problem is this. She is ira. I | mensely pleased with the garment : .... , R|and struts about the house be- ... especially our donub OCTOBER IS DONUT MONTH . SUGARED a GLAZED . COCONUT • CHOCOLATE u . CINNAMON TWIST dz • OTHERS, TOO Plain Donuts ................ 60¢ per doz. BAKED FRESH DALLY AT to spell mayonnaise. I remember that when I was about your age I had some very strange likes and dislikes concret- Ing foodstuffs. I remember I hat- ed peas, turnips, spinach, and jells because somebody told me it was made out of horses' hooves. I lov- ed horses. I dearly loved to eat big, black ants, various grades of worms and pink thistle fuzz. I still sneak a small pinch of thistle fuzz once in a while. Tell Morn she's very lucky that peanut butter and mayonnaise is the worst of your cravings. (I tried one. They're good, aren't they?) Dear Adam, ' What is the difference between Puppy Love and Mature Love ? ; Amy Deal, Alny, I have never been very strongly attracted to puppies, amorously, that is, and r don't know what a Mature is. 'Fraid I can't help you much. Try a veterinarian. C Jeanne's Bakery... lleving she is a modern day Sal- sine when she actually more close- ly resembles a large, ungainly eausage. How can I tell her what I've todd you without running the risk of being assassinated ? Miserable Al'thur Dear Miserable, It won't be a case of assassina- ' tton, You'll be committing suicide. If you can't just drop dead unas- sisted keep your eye open and the next time she goes out to chop wood for the fireplace take that ridiculous nightie out of the .closet and burn it. Undoubtedly, she will permanently maim you for it, but that's better than a slow, violent death. In any case, don't send me any more problems like this. I like living, too. Dear Adam, My mother-in-law and I had a doozy of a row. Before it was over the battle included my wife, my two daughters, a neighbor lady who was attracted by the clamor, a cop some smart aleck sailed and our Siamese cat. They knocked the tar right out of me. My wife is staying at the YWCA. my kids won't speak to me and the neigh- bor lady has a fat lip. I was fined twenty-five bucks for disturbing Of Course 114 COTA STREET PHONE HA 6-2221 Open Sundays 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. but there's a lot. of mileage h,ft in the field of women's glamour. TIlE OTHER DAY tlae Bay- shore Golf Clubhouse was brim- ruing with women to Ileal' the lat- est direct from a teacher in a school for models. The ladies, I thought, had already learned their lesson on being attractive. Ahuost any one of then( could have stood up to have tier costume and ac- cessories counted anti come within the "well-dressed" total. Mind you, this was not an audi- ence of leisure class. Most were! women with growing children, new houses to support and certainly full days of work for them. Yet they came as examples of the very tiling that there were thez:e to heat .... good grooming, poise and well selected dress. When we were in Spokane last week at the Homemakers' Con- vention, Gertrude Dieken, a wom- an's editor for tim Farm Journal spoke. Part was on the impor- tance of homenmkers valuing themselves and not following the route of complete self-sacrifice that can make their family un- easy. Perhaps such interest in making the most of what each has, as shown by these golf club guests, is part of this "h)ve thy- self." Vera Troy, Bertha Taylor, Lil- lian Portman and Evelyn Bishop were our delegation to this con- vention. It is the Washington Stats i Homemakers' Council that start- ed in 1953 and now has nearly 70(}0 members. It's the voice of homemakers whose community clubs use Extension for their edu- cational programs. Miss Dieken ,A left some other plxffound thoughts with the women. She reminded them that our homemaking is be- ing done more with our heads than with our hands nowadays. Making wise decisions is the best skill we can have for this. We make our world with what is within us. If our world gives us a "beat" feel- ing we might scrutinize how we use our time. We all have the same twenty-four hours each day. The excuse, "I don't have time", really means, "1 don't have time for that". Keep track of how you the peace. The J.P. who eard the case warned me to keep my big mouth shut in the future. Now I ask you. is that fair? Healing Slowly Dear Healing, Yes INDEED this is fair. The law clearly states. "It shall be un- lawful to disturb the peace in the presence of a Siamese eat." I could not print the complete text of yotr fatty but my sweet li'l oi' spouse read it and she told me to tell you that you got just exactly what you asked for. Shelton, Washin Thur,da' complished with the completion of a 240-foot all-steel mainline railroad bridge st)anning Prairie River near Lake Quinault. Tile new bridge which took five months to complete, consisls of one 80-foot main span with two side spans at either end measur- ing 40 feet each, and crosses 50 feet above the streant bed. According to L. J. Forrest Northwest Timber Division Man- ager for Rayonier, the complct.ion of the new bridge represents an importanl step in the company's over-all raih'oad modernization plan. This plan includes the com- plete rebuilding of the company's mainline raih'oad and replacement of remaining steam locomotives with diesel-driven equipment. Ronald Mason Takes Army Training Ronald Mason, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Nolan Mason of Shelton, is now taking active training at Fort Ord, Calif. Ronald, a member of the Shel- ton National Guard unit, will re- ceive six months training in Cal- ifornia as part of his military.ob- ligation with the guard organtza- thin. Rayonier Builds IA Guy Wh° Can't Hell' Being Hum°r°us I TOP P.R. MAN DAVE JAMES 17th Railroad Span CONTEST MYSTERY CHARACTER An important step in the m(d- crnization of Rayonicr Incorpor- with the Independent nmkes him ated's h)gging railroad was :le- a I)redigal lwlton resident (Bet:k- DAVE JAMES Words llis Bread and Butter use your time for a week and then ask yourself, "Is this really the way I want to spend it?" ItOSIE SMITH and Mrs. Watt, health nurses, are doing recon- naissance for audiences for the wonderful film I have coming into the county from November 3 to 10. It's "The Medicine Man" made to tell people the story of the food quack. The American Med- ical Association is the producer. Call us if you want to use it. Another Christmas Gift Open House is coming. It's to be Octo- ber 27 at the Armory in Shelton. Mrs. H. L. Rendsland will be with us from Tahuya to show the fine points of making mosaic tiles. Clubs are offering demonstrations for many attractive gifts and .all in plenty of time for your own Christmas projects. Thanks to the know-how of fel- low County Agents, we have a good analysis of the difference of buying beef by the carcass versus by the cut in the grocery store. On a half carcass the saving not including locker rent or home freezer cost was 14.75 cents per pound. The total difference was $38.87 when beef was bought by the half carcass. We have these fi,nwes in more detail if you should cart; to ltave them. Try a Journal Want Ad with Jeweh'y, 13). When he mov- ed to Shelton recently he became an ex-Union reshh.nt (Waterfront Realty, 23. His home now is at 1520 N. 2nd (Kimbel Motors, 3) where you call phone llA (;-4784 (Johnny's Music Box, 15) to reach him. In his two separate chapters of Shelton residence he has been an at'tire ('ivie worker (Leroy's Tele- vision Service, 3), former Cham- ber president IEells & Valley, 22), and has carrle(l a heavy l,'orest Festival load ( LM, 22). Through his work with Simp- son he mites as a leader in his flehl (Timber Appliance, 24) and as a top PR mare (McConkey Pharmacy, 16). It also sees that he works hard at tree protection (Herb Angle, 23), that le rubs el- bows tlt VIP {Saeger Motor S h o p, 12), is Widely traveled (Sears, 20), and that he is in a sense a lobbyist (LM, 9). A man who has a "first" name He was r e c e n t I y promoted for Ills last name, Dave James, di- (L.M., 9) by Simpson as a result rector of Simpson Logging Corn- of his fine efforts. To become all pony public relations, takes the these, things Dave James became stage as the 17th mystery charac- a ..,lf-made.. top-grade, puhlic speaker (20th Century, 24) and a tar in the Journal's "Who's Who I4dented tastmaster (Kimbel Me- in Mason Colmty" contest, tors, 3) with a great, repertoire of Thirty-three clues in last week's stories (Herb Angle, 23) who edition should have made identi- seemingly can't help being hu- flcation simple. The problem was to find them all. morose (20th Century, 24). He has become quie a historian The one quoted to open this (Kimbel Motors, 17)withhiswrit- story was in the L.M. ad on page ings. All of this makes it evident 9. In other ads you found out he that words are his bread-and-bnt- was rulm on a farm (Prepp's ter (Seal's, 22). school menus, 5), his boyhood He has two children (Wheatley nickname was "Dgo" (Eells & & Keary, 20), Evan and Karen, Valley, 20) his middle initial is A both now in school, Evan at Shel- {Bill Johnson's Shell Service, 20), ton senior high, Karen at the Uni- and that he heg/m.his career in versity of Washington. Centraih (Kitsap-Mason Dairy, About the only frivolous hobby 21) as a newspaperman, attributable to him is that he He was raised in the Rochester love. ./uare dancing (LawSon area of Lewis county, which Lumber, 3). makes him an ex-strawberry Add 'em up and you have 33 picker (Waterfront Realty, 23), clues to the identity of Dave and might have had something to James, mystery character No. 17 do with the fact that he has a in this intriguing contest. distinctly characteristic gait (Mc- Now it's time to start hunting Conkey Pharmacy, 16) when he for new clues to a new mystery walks. It was at Rochester that character in this week's edition. he met his wife of Finnl.h extrac- tlon (Shelton Hotel, 20), a former school teacher (Waterfront Real- ty, 23). His long career in newspaper reporting f o 11 o w e d graduation from the University of Washing- ton school of journalism in 1933, making him a Ilusky alumnus (OK Rubber Welders, 20), and in- cluded stints on the Centralia Chronicle, Tacoma News Tribune, the old Shelton Independent, the Seattle Times, and as bureau chief i for the Associated Press in Olym-i pie, this latter position giving rise to the clue dt,w AP paychecks (Kimbel Motors, 20). The post ARE READ THE Skirts are shortefl N-TRIM PROGilA izes your figure TRIM's program of exercise. You ca off of your waiSt slenderize your pletely equipped you'll feel better 111 proving your figure, posture and vitality SLI M-N-TRIM. mation call today studio. SL 323 FrS HA THANKS FOR YOUR GRAND RESPONSE TO OUR OPEN We Hope to Serve You Often In the Future BURGERS , SHAKES • FRIES, ETC. THE BURGER PiT ¼-Mile Past South City Limits on Olympia WHO's WHO IN MASON COUNTY CONTEST OK Rubber Welders sports "nut" 2226 N. ulymplo Hwy. HA 6-4832 Evergreen Texaco FIRESTONE TIRES Motor Tuneup, Generators, Starters, Lubrication, Brake Relining 1st & Franklin HA 6-3031 Kimbel Motors CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH RAMBLER METROPOLITAN INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 707 S. First HA 6-3433 Manley's FOUNTAIN LUNCH "Shelton's Favorite" For Breakfast- Lunch - Dinner or Just a Snack 125 Cote HA 6-3953 Shelton Union Service • First in tlres--U. S. Royal • Economy Car Wash • Vacation Trailer Rentals • U Drive Trucks 332 S. First HA 6-8002 Shelton Hotel "If You Can Find A Better Place To Eat  Try ITS" • Banquet Facilities • Sat. Nits Smorgasbord • Blue Ox Corral We call him Willie Ph. HA 6-3341 Leroy's Television SERVICE Motorola Television & Radios "You Get Guaranteed Quality In Sales and Service" 2218 N. Olympic Hwy. HA 6-3172 Sears Catalog SALES OFFICE "8atlsfaotlon Guaranteed or Your Money Back" Evergreen Square HA 6-8201 "Look to the Finest First" at Eetls & Valley APPLIANCE CANTER 123 S. 2rid HA 6.4663 Forrest's Flowers AND GIFTS Cut Flowers- Plants Floral Designs Flowers and Gifts for All Occasions Flowers by Wire In the by-line business I Rex Floor Coverings Mason Floor, Wall & Counter Coverlngs HA 6-2292 1723 Olymplo Hwy. N. Timber Appliance Authorized Dealer Salea & 6ervioe Electrical Contmting Heating -- Wiring HA 6-4633 114 S. nd Bill Johnson's Sllell Serviee ',Service FirSt  BaiMaotion AlwaFl" GOodyear Tires NiL-Sllver Bat(ariel Fleet & Cots HA 6-390 813 Railroad HA 6-6513 Quality at Budget Prices MODE O' DAY Once known as a "cub" Evergreen Squa HA 6-8293 Kitsap-Mason Dairy "Good Milk Is Good Food" • Milk & Cream • Ice Cream • Cheese • Butter Third at Grove HA 6-4473 Les Fields Auto Parts INC. Complete line of parts for all oars & trucks Automotive Machine Shop Tools -- Batteries 229 8. First HA 6-3351 Waterfront Realty featuring 'PREFERRED PROPERTIES' Developers of Highland Terrace Marden M. Stroud, Broker 226 No. First HA 64535 Depart- ment Store "Friendly 8ervie Since 1895" J & J Service "The Best Friend Your Car Ever Had" Island Laker MS. Yew HA 6-3969 THE BEST IN Insurance Coverage & 8erloe Angle Agency Insurance - Real Estate - TPII 4th & R.R. HA 6-/ Evergreen 15ae| Co. Dlwel OH & Stove OII AUm=t Refill Service 8t9 S, First HA 6-8103 BOON'S Plumbing, Heating & Sheet Metal Contraoting -- Plumbing Supplies  Oil Burners Furnaces 623 S. Flret HA 6-3483 Fessler's ICE CREAM CENTER "Ybu Can't Better The Best" Premium Ice Cream At Less than Popular Prlou 422 N. First HA 6-6575 C. C. Cole & Sons DISTRIBUTOR Standard Oil Procuots "Trouble Free Fuel OII Sevlo@ for the Home" Eats by words 118 S. Third HA 6-4411 ¥ Wingard's Sport Shop Complete Flshlng and Hunting Supplies "Take Along A Buddy" All Resident & Non-Resident Licenses 2210 OlympTc Hwy. N. HA 6-8672 Saeger's Motor Shop • Johnson Outboards • HomelRe Power Saws • 8kaglt Boats Sales & Service Hillcrest HA S-4602 20th Century Tludftway DAIRY QUEEN "with that Country Fresh Flavor" 1st & Cedar "Where Every Customer Is Important" HILLCREST Prepp's Rexall Store 'In Buslned8 for Your Healt," SHELTON, WASH. Shelton Electric 419 Railroa@ HA 6-6283 Kiwanian Westlnghou Appllan0es The best courts no more Whestley & Kamry Co. "Service and QbJlity First" U Plum.fl -- Heating Piper  Paint €ontracting 817 8. FirSt HA 6-4553 M. and S. Food Store Quality Food  Low Prioee Free Delivery 120 Cots HA 6-4892 Treasures raincoat. UW class of '34 2nd & Cota HA 6-6311 For over 24 years It ha| been MoOonkey's ,or Brup "Two Locations to Serve You" 306 Railroad 329 Railroad HA 6.3466 HA 6-4466 Make-up's important to him. Johnny's Music Box 429 Railroad HA 6-4302 Pianos • Organs Accordion Lsssone Band Instruments Sheet Music Photographer, of sorts. Beekwlth's Exoiualve Dealers for BOWLING IS FUN Open Bowling for the Whole Family Friday Saturday, Sunday Likes to bowl Shelton Recreation 128 N. FlrSt HA 6-62S2 Budget Shop and Decorating Center Across from Evergreen Square Lawton Lumber Co. • C & C Paints • Building Materials • Tools  Rentals 420 S. First HA 6-4303 Thackeray Electric Co. "Electrical Contraotors" Lighting Fixturee Electric Heat Wiring Supplies and Repalre 217 Cota HA 6-6477 129 Railroad HA 6-3283 ,#-,e Western Auto Supply "THE FAMILY STORE" WIZARD The Name tur Quality 315 S. First HA 6-6183 Bitner's Broiler "For Fine Foods at Reasonable Prices" 102 S. First HA 6-4223 Doema't emoke Whore !o Look for Olues... Copyright 1959 by B. Reinhardt. All rights reserve& Clues may be hidden in ANY ad in this group ad. appears in any of these ads, it means that additional that merchant appears elsewhere in this issue of the paper, tional clues may be hidden In any of those ads also Clues will be scattered.., there may be from one to any ad  or none. This is a contest of skill -- and we our best to outwit you. We invite you to do your best to RULES Is between the heavy issue. You may enter at 1. This l a family fun contest ]- wish! There are no tries welcome from every member of entries will be accepted the family old enough to fill out his tries will not be or her own. You MAY submit one en- bsr of the family may try per person at any or all of the tries for that family. Sponsoring Merchants whose ads are 12 must be accompanied in the row that is heavily bordered 6. This week's contest this week  but only one entry per receive this issue, person at anF one store (more than ).m. Monday of the one will d/sqalify all entries of that time (5 p.m. next perann for that week). Anyone may drawing will be held. enter unleua member of your family drawn that correctly in employed iy the JOURNAL. Sport- WHO'S WHO will win sorlg Merelumts and their famil/es entry also lists every (and their employees and families) are ads of Sponsoring most welcome to enter EXCEPT daring NUS of $35.00 "will be the week that the Sponsoring Mer- ever this BONUS is not chant's store is featured, added to next week's will continue to grow 2. Nothing to buy. Use any slip of Wtnning the BONUS paper for entry blank. DO NOT put FECT list of clues your eltry in an envelope. Not neces- ber, and all copied ssry to be present at the drawing to win. 0t necemary to be a wubscriber 7, At unannounced time to the JOURNAL to participate, the contest, a special held to determine the 8, O'S %'JO may' be anyone In MYSTERY JACKPOT. the Mason County area, Clues to his will take place (or her) ldenflty will be hidden ONLY drawing is completed. in ads of 8ponsorg Merchants (this regular drawing will means any ad' In this section or any for the drawing of the ad of the same merchant elsewhere in 3ACKPOT. Winner of the the paper). When star(s) appear in JACKPOT will be the any ad In this section, it is your warn- drawn (after completion lug that other ed(s) of the same mer-idrawing) which has chant (in which there may be clues) rect identification of appear elsewhere in the paper. Clues and a perfect list of will be scattered--many ads will have will not be held for no slues, while others may have as POT every week. many a five. This Is a contest of skill, and we intend to do our best to outwit 8. Every possible you. We'll be delighted if you succeed taken to prevent in outguessing us, in spite of our best that might be mistaken efforts! errorless typography GUARANTEED (by 4. If by coincidence, the name of the fisher of the WHO'S WHO (or other facts about judge in all questionS, him) happen to appear in news items, is final. editoHal matter, or other places in this newspaper, these will not count as Family participation clues, for chance is win ttm wife, husband, or 5, TO enter, write down the name youngster MAY spot S you think the WHO'S WHO is. List miss! all the clues you can find In all the don't enter! ads of the Sponsoring Merchants in . . Rmornber, you this issue. Don't forget your own name and address!l Then. drop your entry Got any Perry Mason at any SpoMoring Merchant whose ad hlnk YOU can