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Walter L. Marble
Representing the
METROPOLITAN LIIFE
INSURANCE COM.PAN /
Life and Personal Aecidvn!
and ttealth Insurance
1904 Stevens Pilone 854
, ,ill, i, _ ..... : .... : ,I i ,i ,, i
Finds 'Happiness'
And Buck At Home
E;y l"ram,cs Radtke
Tcrniinatlng a strenuotl htlllL-
.... ing season hll'ing which Robert
................................................................................................ Bearden went clear to Montana
ROYAL ARCII
MASONS
Stated Meeting
OCT. 25 - 8 P. M.
* * *
MASONIC TEMPLN
1a'l Jordan, I:lgh r'Hest
. .,m
BUICK
SALES
and Idaim after the elu:dve buck,
he, returned home to find that
happiness lies right in his ,:own
bacR yard. Ile strut a four-point:
buck near %'ebb Lookout Satur-
day while out with a hunting t
partner. ]
Other lucRy imnters during the I
past week were Enlil Moebock,
ihed Zent.ner and Bill Goodpas-]
ter. Goodpaster brought in tim
biggest ont Of all, a four-pointer
weighing 210 pounds from Storln
King WilLie on a trip wil.h Howard
Lockwood and I)on McCotter.
Parents and friends of school
children ::tl'e informed that a foot-:
• . I
all qame wdl be played by a six-:
boy team frolu the Hoodsport
school at Brinnon Sai.urday at 1
p.m. Three peppy girls, Sharon
Evans, Sharon Winters and Rosa-
lie Larson, will act as cheer lead-
cl's. Everyone is urged to go and
support their tean.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Bayes
and fan|ily have nmved to Shel-
ton where Mr. B:yes is employ-
SHELTON- MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
i ii i
ELECTION SLATED DECEMBER 17
ON GRAPEVIEW FIRE DISTRICT 3
By Strlekland and Spooner
At a hearing regarding the
'(Jrapeview fire diqtrict petition at
tile Mason county courthouse on
Monday, October 31, a delegation
of Grapeview residents appeared
and spoke in favor of the petition.
The board of county commission-
ers voted in favor of the petition
and designated this district as
Mason County Fire Protection
District No. 3. Election (late was
set for December 17, 1949.
A IIALLOWE'EN party was
held by the Camp Fire Girls at
the home of their leader, Mrs.
Etherton. Games were played and
prizes given. The younger girls
who are old enough to be Blue
Birds were invited.
Those present were Carol Som-
ers, Kay Stevens, Patsy Palms,
Marilyn Hawson, Sandra Rice,
Barbara Etherton, Carol Burk-
hart, Betty I-lawson, Valdl Johan-
sen, Diana Hersey. Evelyn Bar-
rett, Diane Taylor, Joann Stevens,
Donna Nelson, Shirley Van Val-
kenburg, Judy Johnson, Sharon
Guy, Leslie Rice, Larry Etherton
and Mrs. Etherton. A very enjoy-
able time was had by everyone.:
(Evelyn Barrett is the new scribe
for the Camp Fire Girls).
Hallowe'en was celebrated by
Aberdeen visited the Dale Van
Valkenburg family over the week
end.
A VERY CLEVER masquerade
party was given by Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Luther last Friday evening.
Everyone came as a famous pet'-
son or song, and Mr. Frank Payn-
ton won top honors for guessing
the identity of most of the char-
acters. Fifteen guests were pres-
i ent.
Walter Eckert has been sick
i with the flu all weeR.
I Mr. and Mrs. Milton Staggs of
i Kenmore were week end visitors
of the Cliff Bam'etts. Mr. Stag'gs,
Cliff Barrett and Joe Tschida
spent Saturday and Sunday deer
hunting near Elms.
The Dan Taylors have just fin-
ished drilling a 68-foot well on
their place.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Merritt and
children helped Mr. Ed Merrill
celebrate his birthday last Sun-
day.
Mrs. W, S. Mitchell and Mrs.
William Spooner, Sr., entertained
at a Canasta party in Mrs. Mit-
chews trailer home last Thursday
evening. Guests were Margaret
Rice, Vi Barrett, Betty Taylor
and Ethel Buckingham. Late re-
freshments were served.
Thursday,
THURSDAY (TODAY)
November 3rd
IN OUR NEW TOY ROOM
AT THE TOP
OF THE
STAIRS
O
FOR OCTOBER
ARE AT AN
ALL'TIME
ItlGH
IN SHETON
am! Vicinity
SHATTERING
THE PREVIOUS
ONE MONTII
SALES RECORD
OF H NEW
BUR:/f00S
SEa? IN JUNE
OF 1941
®
SINCE
SEPT. 1
glJ!00K
l00hS
ALL OT00ER
00AKES
SALES IN
SNELION
AND NSON
COUNTY'
0
TIllS RESULTS IN
A LARGE
SELECTION
OF LATE MODEL
OUALITY
USED
CARS
Now Available at
Substantial Savings
To You at Prices
Below '£1mse In
Seattle Lots
®
You'll Ahva,ys Find
BOB ERVIN
MOTORS
lh.adquai ler for
Late, Modal Used
Cars and the Best
Deal In Town
ed with the Safeway store.
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Eby also
moved to Shelton.
Mr,,;. Flora Lockwood traveled
to hlllcl'ieall Lake near Tacoma
t'riday an,l called on the Rever-
end and Mrs. Paul Sweeney and
family. The Sweeneys sent their
kindest, regards and word that
they miss their recent neighbors
and friends.
Hoodsport school children had
turtles in each classroonl oil Moil-
day afternoon to celebratc Hal-
lowe'en. Plenty of fun and re-
frcMlmcnts were. enjoyed by all.
Mrs. J. H. Nance traveled with
Mr'. Etva Price of Shelton to De-
w:it;to Monday to be present for a
Tuesday birthday celet)ration t'or
Monroe Nance who has reached
tim age of 86 years, Included in
a group of friends at tl|e party
were Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler
Nan(e from Olympia. Mrs. Sauce
returned home VVednes,;.lay,
Mra. Fred Follette and Mrs.
l"ris(:illa Jeer;-; of Tacoma were
Sat;n'day dinner guests of Mrs.
lalic Abbey,
Mzs. Ella LuiH. is feeling bet-
tcr ug:ain and was able to attend
the school children last Monday
afternoon with parties in both
rooms. Games and refreshments
were enjoyed, amid Hallowe'en
decorations made by the children
themselves,
AN EXTRA Hallowe'en sur-
prise came Friday afternoon wllen
Mrs. Henry Bacon treated every-
one to dixie cups. On the night
of Hallowe en, several carloads of
"trick or treat" youngsters roam-
ed the neighborhood in various
disguises.
Mr. and Mrs. Orin Buckingham
are owners of a new Chevrolet
two-door sedan. Over the week
end they drove to South Bend to
visit Mrs. Buckingham's mother
and sister, and then to PeEll, to
visit her brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Kennetla Leevers
and Skipper visited Mrs. Leev-
er's mother, Mrs. Gaines, in a
Yakima hospital last week end.
Mrs. Gaines is improving but will
remain in the hospital .for at
least another week, after which
she will probably convalesce here
at the Leever's home.
The Glen Van Valkenburgs of
HOBBIES FEATURE
THE KEN LEEVERS family is
expecting guests from Long"
Beach, Calif., this week. They are
Mr. Leever's sister and her hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Ram-
linger.
The' monthly meeting of the lo-
cal fire department was held last
Tuesday night. After a business
meeting, a training session was •
conducted by Chief Les Rice. The
volunteer firemen meet on the
fourth Tuesday of the month. lr Im il I,
Don't forget: Nov. 4, Friday,
community club meeting; Nov.
5, Saturday, card party at the
school house; Nov. 7, Monday, --arnt..v--nwaa||]ti
grange meeting.
The new fire call is 872-R-1. /
Write it down in the front of
The answers to everyday k"
the
Kiddies
in!
InSurance problems*
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BUY NOW
on our
LAY-AWAY
PLAN
ervice: at ttoodsport Church
t:,oH1 Sml,.tay morning and eve- OF BELFAIR CLUB
mn; i,. Main is taying wm MEET NOVERER -q
tier. . ,
h'l lid "'r " 1 " "'" "( It" tobbles will be featured at the
'[ ', a 2¢1 S. 1., oy(1 WOl :( L t 0 n's
, Belfa r W me , Club meeting to
llale oh)sod l.her quick huleh btls- "f*'- a" m "",- s- ""
' "r I " ' oe I (m p. . weaneaay, o-
. css u}tt. sprmg. ..... . . Iwlmber 9. at Belfair school Mrs.
,3 O1'(1 Wit l'ecolve(l Dy rl'lentls :, -. a "at rJ**-:..,. .-__,__ "- --_-
I 11 , :'2 " . , ' , ,,: I Ioyu i1., nutu-ls eaunvr ot cur"
from lzr. mm vtrs. rleroer u:cK- amics at the Civic'Recreation Cen-
lll,:on who, a. week ago monday ter, Bremerton, will speak to the
were hc'xding' for Kentucky and chlb members concerning eera-
Tennessee where they plan to call mies as a hobby.
()n Mr. ;:l.il(l Mrs. Wally indersoll I %{v rahl, i,ao,l nvirrm
tt 1.]]tz:.tbethi,oll, They will spend ,i]a]r'n,;anles..nate"*oveITlara"
the winter ,t Pt Orang'e FI i,v, ; , - s
: .... . -. , "., Hobby Month, and asks club
avers. T. . nuth w expecea t members to brizm samnles of their
hmne Wednesday of thin eek hobbies Those obble Irl i
tl'Clli .[ !71111.%/ [;llll;l. ,'hc, I}.(|S bet.u ltlld crafts fiehl arc of particular
away sitice last ,hlne. interest for this occasion.
• • * .... ' • I Examples of knitting, crochet-
The (Sooowill truck will stop a in needlework of all kinds, cera-
ti,)odsp/)rt clmr('.b al 2 p.m. Nov- nti}s, leather or metal worlq wood
ember ,l. Anyone hax ing donations ] carving, weaving, painting, pho-
sl]ould lmw them at the appoint-ltography or literary composition,
ed spot in adwmce.
The Jlnior Wonen's Chlb which
r . , ,
n',,,t %ednesda. at the home of
Mt's. Blanche Calahan decided by
niutuat (:onsent to disband.
Vielim of lonsihtis this week is
Machalle l)aMcm, two-year-old
granddaughter of Mrs. Dana Cox.
HOODSPORT 4-1t'ERS
SELECT OFFICERS
By Frances Ihtdilie
Ol'ficer: ,elet.'te(l fro' tim Hoods-
nm't. 4-H Cloverettes, under the
leadelishtp of Mrs. Bcs:de lhtlc and
Mrs. Nancy ll'own alC: presi-
dent, (Jh.n'ia Bael'; vice president,
I,iht Linton, and sccretary-treas-
liP(') ', .i)ill']Cne tticks. Members are
]'at.y JCyl'O|]', L)nr]e.'m Hicks.
who is also publicity chairman,
Jtmnita L)v.y, Penny J-]rowll. Bct-
ly l[asl(ell. Lila I..J)lton Rol)cl't|t
Shocffler, Gloria Bner. Jeanne
Johnstone and Judy Halc.
Girls in this group who wish to
•'tttend the 4-H Achievement Day
affair :it Panhandle camp are
asked to nicer aL 10 a.lrL Nov-
ember 5 m front of Itale's store,
Mrs. Brovn and Mrs. ttalc will
.,ccornpany the girls. A big day
It4 [)l;Iniip(I.
Prize money won by exhibitors
in the recent 4-It tair will also be
distrflmted. (]irls are instructed
to Dr[ng sack ]llnches, Ice crettln
aIld coco;.I, will bc served by the
lea(ler's Cotlncil. Only regular
chtb rnenlbera nrc to attcfld this
meeting,
The ifood Canal American, Le-
gion is sponsoring this group and
will lie glad Lo ponsor all ohler,
unit if they can find leaders. The[
liext regtdar meeting of this
K|oup will be Novemoer 17 at I
hIrs. /I/ale's. Gir/s who wish to
a| t.end will be excused fl'Oln
l toodbpo|'t school at 3 p.m.
h)od Canal Garden Club I
) , 3
I ians I: oulsbo Journey
'['he Hood Canal Garden Club
lll('t a[ the holne o15 Mrs. Mabel
Arty in l"othtteh, October 6. Six-
t((.l' tatlie: were. on hand to eat
a delicious pothtck dinner. The
Is(lies vot('d to go to I.:)oulsbo Nov-
el|lbcr 3 to view a churcla of the
l,)t.: va icty to galll l([elts for
b;lh[ing the llood Canal Vo-
lJli,n's (qtlbh(,)use.
Pl,oKi.alli cllairlu/tn. ,[rs, Vii'-
JL Lllt;t DeBard, ,5.',ave an interest-
in4' talR on OIII' forest sei'vIce)
nwntioning the phmting of trees,
how lo,:)l¢out stations work and
how easy it is to start forest fires.
Next meeting will take place at
the home of Mrs. Vera Linscott
on l)ecelllbcr 3 for i)othtck lunch-
oon lit, [ p.iii.
Members wislling subscriptions
to tim Northwest (lardcn nlag;t-
zme at. the special club rate
' ]ll'/llld (" 't in touch with Mrs. Al-
e.± ,
my t4ill, club presMcnt,
The cross is the ecntr:il .mtblem
()f human history. Without it
t!tcr(" is neither temptation nor
glory.-. Mary Baker Eddy.
l will be of interest to all members.
Guests will be welcome and may
bring objects for display. Club
members are particularly urged to
round up hobbies of husbands and
neighbors to show at the meeting.
The business meeting will cover
a number of important subject,
according to Mrs, D. S. Edmiston,
president of the club. "Decisions
must be made concerning Christ-
mas wel£are, and a money-making
project for the year, in particU-
lar," she said. She asks a large
turnout of menlbcrs, .
GOODWILl, TRU(;K--NOTE
Until further notice those hav-
ing donations for the goodwill
should call, Mrs. John Mallory at
626-M. Thd truck will be in Shel-
ton today, November 3.
QUESTION: We've can'ied a
fire insurance policy on our
home and furniture for many
years. The policy must soon be
renewed and we think some
changes should be made in it.
Some of the insured property
a become almost worthless
bile some of the things, in-
cludlng the home itself have
greatly increased in value.
What should we do to arrive at
an accurate figure ?
ANSWER: First call in your
insurance agent for an apprais-
al of the house, then make a
complete inventory of your fur-
nishings and personal effects.
Be very thox)ugh. You'll find
the job won't take as long or be
so arduous as you think. That
inventom] and the inmwance
policy, after it has been issued,
should, if possible, be kept in a
safe deposit box. Then, if you
ever have a fire you can check
against the inventory and de-
termine your exact loss,
*If you'll address your own Insur-
ance questions to this office we'll
try to give you the correct nswere
and there will be no charge or obU-
gation of any kind.
Eddy Business Service
120 $outit Third Phone 540
Back to
Work . . .
Back to
School . . .
If hot weather . . . vacation spending . . . summer
amusement have made you a little lax about your
savings program, now is the time to renew savings
activity, or to open your personal svings account.
Savings here are insured to $5,000. Enjoy liberal
earnings, too, through regular saving,
Thurston County Federal
Savings & Loan Association
Security Bldg., Olympia, Wasls.
DIREGTOR8
CARITON I. SEARS K. L. PARTLOW
G. W. DRAYrIAM V. BRIDENSTINE
HAZEL WAX,MER FRED HOII H. ,C. BRODI
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LOOKY CHUG.CHUG
Locomotive's eyes roll 49
up and down when
pulled. Bell rings . • .
pistoa rods move in and out
as wheels turn.
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ELECTRIC STOVE
with Utensils 3, 8
ActuMly heats . . .
but can't burn tiny
flugersi quipped with frying
pan, two uucepans.
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• ROAD GRADER . . . An Exact Model of the "Adams"
Grader . . . Has an Adjustable Grader Blade.
• OBILE CRANE ... A Reproduction Scale Model of the
famous "Unit" Mobile Crane.
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SPARKING
MACHINE GUN
T.0oks like a G-MaI's gun.
Shoots harmless sgarks and a
loud rat-a.tat.tat
]9 eod is made when
trigger t puled.
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HOUSE with FURNITURE
FOOD
Built to soalo,
extra strong
sprig motor. Eht|
i on teh. ,
Riding
DUMP TI
E[Ss folding mt
kids can ride
steer it. Hu
lte
P L U S H A N I M A L S o. o, . =o. do. he=,, .,u'. =0095
ever seenl There are six rooms and an upetth I !
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_ I 98 n.-v, b.autlt11 .sliraed plastic TYPIWIIITIt,rl
rl;li furniture- a total of 32 pisces In all. Enttro It aetuall t. |
house is 12% ¢hes high and 28 lnehe$ In tEimandqmee ba
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