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Thursday, November 20I¢NDvember 20 1947. RI-IELTON-ASON COIrNTY JOURNAL Dagc.17,
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" ..... H [ I Gene ][nsu! Wins Pelt ,
. ..=, Painters m Homes I E W00LL!S NO. 7 IN HOUSL PLAN SERIt,S, BUILt .. = . . ._ •
Ji [] _== PPY Given Warflin00: ON LOW, RAMBLING LINES, A WELL:LIKED FEATURE iIii|,lin,l;itt |/e?, ., OGGIH@ SUPPLIES
ggett xwenty X'ears ago tae i,,Ijl [] [] I JlLSlk " " , .......
• . . " ..... .... ..,,. ,., ..,. ,.... " , , contot si)() ('i'( I I II ; '(] I l ) '
I °f00l00m00s:.°00I00IMl UAY [Bv State Droctor :,: : = :++:: ' : : 'i';
meet- [ famousu:::n: 80 collision policy. • ] .I .... 2 i ; "' : : / L,..': • "" ;" "": .... " (,I vled" " 1 .......
i r to of thousands of State F child s'end m ,ered b le td )oi's( - ,: "' :: / ..... "":'" ' " ' : ; '" " " . Game l)v<)tector. wilh two yent ': - . '
Lulu eraswear°b th¢StateLy 00MONY ,.., ; .: , ........ ......................
hold ne when hc chews on the corller .. ", .,.,,! .; ,,x; " -, i .. •k '.' ," ,::,* ..... ,: " " :..,, (,xpe£it,l]('Q }li(i o'¢('t"'. CA:I'I t-[(l- '" "
• { ofDrot¢ctinvottrcar. AI: J'-'"L Iof°hi ,. crib V i1 -€' 4 ':., './ : -,. ' gatt <,f Ftaymend :u G(u:e 11","] c '
N
_ agent is as near as your , " "/]]*//r I g • y • , - • . / . . :::..-. :.+n::: : :;:.= .-.+: ., .:......:.:: .;-:..:. ,......, : . . , , , • ,
2'k,t ':' .i/Ill., ( " " or he'd of the SLatc Health De- >,,::,. .
Cib (((((/ A .... " ]'i.q ., , ...... .., ............ - .................. - ...... "- "'-. + '/-:4 "': • , "" . l'l"(l ['('Llt'" ( l,'lIl' Lllr(I • '
' )ailment S ldllSt l hy l(llC + +%.-:)- ;....e.^;:-.x :.W... . .+. .......... ":.'v. -• ....5 ... x. - . .. . . '. . . " '" . ....
l De STATE FARM INSURANCE r; J -- *la nti "on the crib ..... ,.."L..,:.i:2 , . ............. & :i:i ~. - . ..it.) _. ............ r [Y."IIL- .... ' I
Te Worlds LargelfAufo Iss , - . ufaetulels no\\; l(t,lyH 1LSO h,ad- .El; """ ..'.-':v'. :fi :" "' "'':?,-. ....... : "z-: . .... :' ' ...... ' ............ ': 1;un i(r'lin( r T{ 3 e -ieh .ccollci .IT. . --
. • . . o.. ,> ............................... f : .... ..... , ,, ,-..,.,, ....... :::.:. ;;.,,,: .... ,; ,., ..... I ....... Lml,s, Chains etc,
make ' free paint. Bat when pmntm a €: .+ ....... .:::.:::, ...:.,:, ;%: [':e.;;' .......... ...U:.z. .,. 5e,,.F . ".,e ,, ..... . .... ,,
. doric at home )alcnt,, mu.t be .''> .,N..+ .... '>et' ..... ., .... + : .-,' ' ... Z ,*. ' ....
' / . " :g"..c:": .'. .... :;'- .... :"" ...... -z...: ..., . . - : . I ..... . :,,.!tend.
, +, / may have a lead base. ' .::.,.-.,.,;.::. :+" ..... :': ...... r:.:* ".: ...... • ....... • '
.'--/ " paints (s,,(h as house paints)are :: .' Z..i!!::....t/},:! :;;:.:i..<..:.:i:":.:i:! .... ..." ...... ,j' [ :,n:,tml !n'o,teetori;' ;.:.ch(,ml ctt Lake l gil! M Pt:I:II g IlTfl IflAN
: k which, if applied on a crib, could HOUSING PLAN RVICr', Inc. 180t NU pc}t judging contest "flso was held, (fornlerly Olympia lPeed Storc)
Handle
With
Care
Is the by-word
here! And that's
yo u r assurance
your preolous
wearables will be
carefully and
thoroughly olean-
ed and pressed to
your complete
satisfaction,
OYESWE DELIVER •
LEANERS &
Phone 86
for that new look
.., high, high.
atformers
n your choice of two delightful styles
tailored bow pumps or high.riding
alized slings. Yours in mink brown
forest green, calfskin, black suede
,atenL leather. ,.
our experfs.
your washer
lt*s a lot easier to
clean, when your
pleasant-
noise tells you it's
expert check-up,
and lubrication.
tronble. Phone
.' We service ALL
of washers,
BROTHERS
S:t. Phone 334
be dangerous for your child.
The doctor advised parents to
buy a special can of lead-free
paint when planning to paint or
repaint cribs at homc.
With this precaution you can re-
lax--yore" child won't be poisoned,
'Kieburtz Permanent €
Homes Bring New
Building Ideas Here
• ,T. Richard Kicburtz. who has
built ten homes on Angleside. has
just started four new homes of
concrete construction which he
calls "Kieburtz' Permanent
Homes," embodying some new
ideas of building, heating and oth-
er conveniences.
They show a marked change
from conventional home building
for permanence, and will help re-
lieve the housing shortage in She]-
toll.
ICYCLES
pardng stand
new handsome B. F. Good-
is "prewar plus'...
"new construction lea-
mean easier riding...
$4.00 down
$1.50 a week
+s4t,50
TH AND )TA PHONE 754
THE WILLISChapman & Evans, well known
architects, recently made a study /or thc Anth- LJ,'. c p,o.c -
racite Industries to determine the little details of
popular acceptance while others with substan- : .............
tidily the same living accomodations seem to' l
leave the public cold. They leai'ncd definitely that'r-:tl-- ' ' ..L. ' '
many people ike oW, squatty houses that give [^ff*, ] .... :!. -]
the impress on of hugging the ground, l / t '
In thc Willis designed by Chapman 8. Evans ('[1' @i! l
this popular feature has been accentuated bye; ';i ..... .---r---::- ............
extending the kitchen wing's long sweeping roof %Ku ,,.,./ [ .......
# "'i
line clown beyond the dormer that lights the :r,r:5"r Lon.
dinette to ,within.four feet of the ground. By the -L l']
i ,-
adroit use of dropped levels the added space k i
serves to house the cellar steps and is lighted ""."=°2"';' ;,*'i
by its own window underneath the dormer. "" * ......... '" .... ""
Another preference, indicated by the study,
was a leaning toward thc spread-out Cape Cod
or Ranch House styles featuring sheltered court,
garden or patio, Inasmuch as these types cost
more per square foot of space than do the more
compact designs, The Willis is a practical com-
promise. It gives the appearance of rambling
without departing too far from the economical
square. It permits a front terrace sheltered on
two sides and a porch sheltered on three.
J
Hospitable, friendly and livable, The /Villis is
a mellow house. It should prove an ideal home
for the family that can fford to spend a few
dollars more than the cost of the minimum four
rooms and bath bungalow. It was designed to
FHA standards and its eectrical layout carries
the seal of approval of National Adequate W'ir-
ing Burcau. Detailed Architect's blucprints and
pecifications frcrn which the house may be built
cost $7.50 pcr set, and may be obtained only
from Housing Plan Service140 Nassau Street
New York 7, N. ¥.
For two years I lived in a shore
cottage in the lake country of
Northern Indiana." There were 500
summer homes about this one
lake, which was only 485 acres in
extent, had a muddy bottom ex-
cept for a couple of artificially
sanded beaches, and was fringed
with second-growth oaks.
Most of the owners of the homes
about that lake were Chicago peo-
ple. Every summer Saturday they
drove out 90 miles through heavy
traffic to reach this patch of
weedy water and little trees, and
every summer Sunday they drove
back the 90 miles into the grime
and heat of Lake Miclligan's Cin-
der Shore.
Fresh from the Northwest. I at
first marvelbd at the cffort ahd
expense .that these Chicago fami-
lies would bear, when the visible
physical return seemed to be so
small.
BUT EACH FAMILY had ach=,
ieved a refugc from the workaday
place and routine of family liv-
ing. For each a dream had come
true.
Every man dreams of a haven
of happiness at the end of a trair
in the deep, dark woods. For each
of us the fancy roves far out and
away, to the green places, where
the air is cool and clean, wherc
the-trill of the robin and the lay
of the lark replace the shop whis-
tle and the alarm clock,
And at least the oaks were
green and the air was clean and
fresh for the begrimed Chicagoans
who carnc out for week-ends on
the fnuddy shore of our Indiana
lake.' At least for a day the chil-
dren were in the woods out.door.%
off the dirty and dangerous
streets.
ZITH MOM, it was still the toil
of housekeeping, yet a change.
For Dad there were reaches of
the lake remote from the blastn
of thc radios in shore cottages,
where one might drift ill a boat
under an unsmoked Indiana moon,
and where one could enjoy the il-
lusion that the only thing that
mattered in the world was catch-
ing a three-pound small-mouth
bass.
roperly anointed agaiust mos-
quitos and fortified with beero,the
man from the b{g," brutdl .city
would relax at last in the eventide
and feel close to nature. Sueh
rnoments were worth all the ma-
terial cost. thc time and trouble
of driving 90 miles out to the take,
And then, back in the thick of
the workaday grind, the worst of
it was made supportable by the
certainty that, come Saturday, the
old bus would be rolling down to
Indiana again- and thi time,
surely, the bass would be biting
hard.
MAN TVAS ]VIRST a nomad, a
being who lived by hunting in the
woods and fishing in the streams.
The mere settled and stable his
worlcaday life becomes, the strong-
er h':s age-old urge to move on, in
the way of his remote and shaggy
ancestors. Then, now and for-
ever--the pursuit of peace and
happiness.
So we put such names as
"Shady Rest" and "Happiness Ha-
ven" on our summer cottages and
cabins, though we never think of
the like for our homes. It is be-
cause the place in the country,
the shack in the woods, the cot-
tage by a lake, is nearly always an
ideal realized, a dream come true.
u t-e.-pen'ng ,, is an expression of an ancient
yearning of the race, of the rest-
, .less roving springtime spirit of
mankind. It is poetry of a kind
common to all, which has the .pew-
= er to transfigure an unpainted,
.unsealed shack into a refuge and
November 21 heavy-ladena haven where' for the weary and.
"The cares that Infest the day
I . - , Will fold their tents like the
Arabs,
And as silently steal away."
, 1948 Buick To
Introducing Introduce New,
LEO NOVELLI Different Drive
Flint, Mich. Nov. 3--]Buick an-
nounced today that it will intro-
duce a "completely new and dif-
ferent" type of automatic trans-
mission in its 1948 line of cars
scheduled for introduction in Jan-
uary.
Harlow H. Curtice, Buick gen-
eral manager and vice president
of General Motors, described the
ew B u i c k transmission as
"Buick's answer to n o-s h i f t,
clutchless driving."
"It eliminates not only the
clutch but all gear shifting, even
automatic," Curtice said. "It.rep-
resents an entirely new advance
in driving simplicity."
The new Buick transmission, to
be introduced initially on Road-
master models, is a development of
t'he principle employed in the
transmission sed on the fast,
hard-hitting "Hell Cat" tank de-
stroyers built by BuiCk during the
war.
Curtlce said the tooling, program
for manufacture of the new trans-
mission here, costing several mil-
lion dollars, is "well advanced."
Curtice reported, that Buick's
Former Chef at Town Ranch in Seattle, The Ranch on
tuer[ th¢' Everett Highway, Sir Francis Drake Hotel in S.F.
-= a Girl Scout to weal tb¢ ':' SPECIALIZING IN HIS -
martest thing a-foot o "'
. Made to unusual stand ' ..
=d tiber're .,, i' . aatmnally Known Steak and Chicken Dinners
ad offering you the Finest Food anywhere in the Northwest
s7.ss ,
Brown Gang :" NEW MUSIC featuri00 Jerl Wel00
.m,, Station KOMO
=tad IIIS ORCHESTRA
"PARTMENT formerly at the CHINA PHEASANT in Seattle
FOR RESEIVATIONS phone OLYMPIA 9090
Located at the MUD BAY "Y"
"%
ished 1895
./
Instructor Jobs
Examinations Open
:Federal Civil Service annomtces
e'xaminatlons for appointment to
the positions o,f Instructor Educa-
tion Retraining, $264,t to $3397
wa; Irstruetor-Supervisor, Educa-
tion Retrmning, $3397 p/a .... Chief,
Education Retraining, $149 p/a;
Instructor Short Retraining, $2168
to $3397 p/a: Instructor-Super-
visor, Shop ?.etraining, $3379 p/a;
and Chief, Shop I:tetraining, $4149
p/a.,
Persona who desire permanent
positions will have an opportun-
ity to file for a Civil Service ex-
amination leading to probational
appointment with permanent clas-
sified Civil Se.rvice status in these
i)ositions in the Veterans Admin-
istration in thc States of idaho.
Montana, Oregon and \\;Vashing-
ton.
Applicants must be between the,
ages of 18 and 62. exccpt tha
tlese age limits may be waived.
for veterans and under certain
conditions for war serwee indefin-
ite employees.
Further information on these
examinations and the necessary
applieation forms .l'or applying
may be obtained from the Board
of U. S. Civil Service Examiners,
Veterans Administration. Branch
No. 11, Exchange Building, Seat-
fie 4, Washington; the Secretary,
Board of U. S. Civil Service Ex-
aminers, at any first- or second-
class post office; or from the Di-
rector. Eleventh U.S. Civil Scrv-
io- lordon. Room 4. Central Bldg,,
Seattle 4,'Wash. Applications for
u'ese positions will be received un-
til further notice.
F produetioa, which eontinues to be
limited by the availability of cold
rolled steel, reached a total of
27.173 during October, bringing
total 1947 model output thus far to
224,113 units.
Nick P:llnwr el Prosor and Cat']
Cr(;nse of Sea Ltle. confounded the
other "vxperts" of tlle game clc=
l)artmenL by getting perfect scores
in Lhe judginK event,.
ACROSS FROM SAFEWAY
O'Ncil Building Phone 378
the ta00k of the coffee steps!"
"That's ths new cab
that 'breathesP It
'inhalss' fresh air
--'oxhales' used air
--draws ie fresh
air that's hasted in
cold
t fOrCOS out
air."*
"Try that scat. it's fully
adjustable.Thsytetl ms it's "Take a look .at lh cab, all
got 12 inches more foot one piece. Nola rivet or bolt.
room and eight inches Thers's 22%'0fbatst' vistbi{Ity
more seat ng apses, too. --and oven rtt0re,'with Chess
rsar-orner wl ndows l"
"Ysn u0ht to oat a
look at that nsw frsnm,
It's REALLY builtl"
''This beats any
truck rvo ever
aacnl Why, it's
built to du ANY
johV'
"Have you sssn that nqw
Chevrolet truck, Mac?
It'B the truck with
AdvanOo Dssignl"
'Tho eab's sps¢latly
mounted.,, on mbbor I It
I)racticalty e[iminatss
road-shock and vibrationl"
"I took a Issk under ,the hood
and, boy, it's stJl! got that valve-
in-head onginel it daes mare
work on less gas than any other
engine of its sizs P'
"" ";; *Freh.alr heating and eutllatlnO system stionar at sxra cast.
, Choose Chevrolet trucks for Tranmart=tlon$1 There s a new Alvanee-
Design Chevrolet truck to meet your,haullng or delivery requirements--107 models
and eight wheelbases. See them at our showroom . . . see the cab that breathes,"
CHEVROLET
CO.
First and Grove SLrees Shelton -- Plmne 777
I ..............
GENBINE CHEVSOLET PARTS
MADE RIGHT- FiT RIGHT- LAST LONGER
,, , , ....... v n - ....
See Us For Any Chevrolet Part You Need -- We Are Gird to $orve You
i i I i ii I ill IL U[r ii . - -
CHEVROLET FAN BELTS
Engineered to fix Chevro.
let Cars and Trucks pcr-
fcctly. Guaranteed for
long life and to perform
perfectly. For all models.
RADIATOR HOSE
Don't leak out your anti-
freeze with bum Imse.
) Let us chcck your cool-
ing system o,.v.
, STARTER ARMATURES
MaMmum crar&ing speeu.
'I ik. lreiaion made. Factory
N"I' i Guarantce. For all Chev-
\\; 'i rolet Cars and Trucks,
IGNITION COILS r
Wound on automatlc ma-
chines f o r uniformity.
Thoroughly tested to in-
s u r e high-test quality.
Guaranteed 100% ntis-
factory.
I
BATTERY CABLES
Fully insulated a n d
protected.
AIss Starter Cablo
CHEVROLET• MUFFLER
Safety sealed against
leakage. The finest that
yott can use in your
Chevrolet. Gct the best.
BRAKE SHOE ASSEMIILY
Built especially for Chv-
rolet Cars and Trudks.
Easiest to install.
Wcather-proof. Long life.
We carry a big stock.
CHEVROLET AXEE SHAFTS
mmmmmm C.h r o m e -
nickle steel.
" ,Carefully
heat-treated for long*life. For all
makes of Chevrolet Cars and
Trucks: Excellent stock always on
hand, .
i I n II
CHEVROLET RIHG 6EAR
ANO PINION
Factory machined Rears
. . Nickel-Silicon-Molyb-
denum StecL Vcry hard
and tough. For all mod-
els. Big stock now, Gct
the bcs.
CYLIN DER* HEAD GASKETS
Dcsigned to fit per-
fcctly. H c a t and .t.
watcr resistant. Very ---- -
finest gaskct for
Chevrolet Cars and
Trucks,
SEALED BEAM HEADLIGHTS
Morc light properly distr|-
buted is thrown on road aur-
"faces. We have big stock .of
all kind, of headlights bulbs,
etc., for Chevrolet Cars.
CLUTCH DISC AND
FACING (
Made especially for
Chevrolet Cars and
Trucks. Smooth actionlong life.
AIways replace clutch parts wth the
genuine Factory Product.
PISTONS AND RINGS -n-''
EIectro-platcd cast iron
pistons for long life. ald
n balanced =ets, Samc
as.. original equipmcnt.
Fits pcrfect[y Chevro-
let Cars nd Trucks.
CONNECTING RODS
Produced for Chevrolet
Cars and Trucks. Bear-
,ngs spun.ln.. Greatest
strangth a=d toughness.
Precislov manufactured.
lrtdivldusliy packed•
VALVE SPRINGS
Sp'ecial e!ign g/yes rTLr
freedom Item flutter
Made of
pring, steel
PISTON' RINGS
It is ImPOrtant that Piston
gins alway be used. Chev.
roictpist0n rings fit.
WATER PUMPS
Yactory engineered for
Chevrolet Cooling Sys-
tem. Let us check your
pump before putting in
Anti,Freeze.
WE SELL PARTS TO ANYONJE
We Invite the Owners who do their Own Repair Work to come to
Us for Their Parts
We ore always Gad fo supply Independenf G=rages w/fh
Chevrolef Parts
00hevro00et Parts is 9ur B.siness -- Hot a Sideline
Nell Chevrolet
First and Grove Pm',:s Department Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Phone 777 or 778