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Page  SttELTON-MASON COUN2 JOURNAL _ . _ . Thursday, lovembc, November 28 1.946. &apos;--'---" ..... " "---" -- llllIW  lIll UL,I oner reasons lot oeing tnanKlul %Jl Jr lulzlJ /)'UU,L 'ql kg*u T +  UJ-'aa-'-'LL 9 ...... room, ('Part hotlse, Shellon, Wash. Cal'- iIIN IIR iI? (Continued frmn page 1) at this season, I am grateful for  I  I i[C tTT4"t')l'4'-''li"lb--' T'lkT "H":T "I'II]'T ...... + tied. nl ul -- IIP / /a rlRlrlPl Jir] r eontraDtion.a Dlssure cool{- ]'J]n' .v .,]o,÷ a  .,,,t + /-I I !'/- I¥1 /l| , I I |1" II' I%1.1,| , I l|ll' Monday, .ugust o, ..+,, Allpllc.flions for licenses were ap- I I IIBI' THEATRE /k I I]U er. ......... Many have fallen vitim to of the ""accident.'•"'+"bI .................. would give n  .J. ,. --.. J...,.a, .L.. _...... ..... }loard met ill eontinued session, All proved as f,dlows: Ruel andA" Pierce,Julius   ¶ ' i With the official count of No- The official Mason County vote present as of llrevi-us meeting. Etdon Siorc, Lilliwaup, o TO MEN the uncontrollable, power of the Clailns allowed, and Russell Stock. GralleVicw Gr,,eery. .. :,, 2- forces of nature, destruction by cooker users+-don't try ro open lots released by tim county election county election board the bold face punt of $9&50 for week ending July Ro'xd I"ojeet No. 85, W, D. Brear, Th.rsda,y- .f @ Salnrday, Nuv. Edward G, Robinson, L , Give a Young, Orson WelleS Spencer "THE The Most Deceitful .. WolYan Ever Pins News - CartoO explosion and other mishap, but to be laid low by a couple of hand- fulls of plum pudding is certain- ly ironical, In any event the creator of this department is hav- ing his troubles this week looking through the mist of a burned fltce, resulting from a kitchen accident of late last wck. that gives a bit of experience and advice to' oth- ers to be wary of that modern delight of the housewife--.the pres- sure gadget that cooks ,neat and vegetables so tender in a short time. The Little Woman had mix- ed up a batch of plum pudding for the Holiday season, when she no- tired somethg wrong with the pressure gaue. Setting the con- traption to the side and taking off the cap, I applied myself to opening the cooker, with the re- Sult tbat,I got a blast full of Scalding plum pudding rl gh t Your wife or mother will be delighted t o have a S pen- t IX cer created Just for her. It will give her new beauty, new health---great comfort. FITTINCS IN YOUR HOME OR MINE BERNICE SCHREIBER 1416 Summit Drive Phone 799-JX Spencer tdividlsty Designed Supports For Abdomen, Back', Breasts BOOK BINDING --Libraries and Schools --Songs and Prayer Books --Perliioats, Magazines --Newspaper Fites --Old books repaired and rebound. • Prices Reasonable Karl Krupa Bookbinder Route 1---Box 114 Raymond, Wash. Irene S. Reed High School Presents a Winter BAND.CHOIR CC tlCERT In word of advice to all pressure the utensil when pressure within resists ordinary efforts of remov- ing the top. EPUBLICAN C o n g r caBman- Elect Fred Norman, in a ftna] visit to Shelton and Mason county tl, is week before going to Wash- ington to a,Tange the opening of his office before the next con- gressional term, baked The Jour- nal to advise Mason county peo- ple not to forget that he was go- {ng back to the National Capitol as a servant of all of the people and that no person should hesi- tate in asking his assistance in any matte,' that perplexed them, He said that goes for anybody and everybody--whether Republi- cans, Democrats or whether or not they voted for him. Norman was enthusiastically grateful for the fine support that had been given him in Mason county, a district he had written off as a big liability to his ambitions, be- cause of its being the home dis- trict of his opponent. The new congressman, who has just ended a two year period of private life after being replaced by Congress- man Savage, ntends to continue with legislation that he had spon- sored be/ore being defeated two years ago. In this connection he , will seek enactment of a measure that will create a pilot plant for research into possibilities of creat- ing commercial use of waste for- est p,xducts. It will be of help to the timber industry in that costs for adapting the manufacture of wood waste into useful commodi- ties will be established and ott*er helps given indury in this area. Congressman Norman will be as- sisted in Washington by a secre- tarial staff headed by Riley Eum- walt, Olympia, pioneer Washing- ionian and recently statistician of the State Republican organization. Mary Joe Donovan of Vancouver. who served the Norman office two years ago wilt again be employed, and acorliing to the newly elected congressman, every facility and effort of himself and office staff are at the (x>mmand of the people of this section. METZLERS HAVE GIRL A girl was born to Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Metzler I"uesday, Novem- ber 26, in the Shelton General Hospital. vember fifth's general election bal- boa t'd this week, the election of Stephen E, S,nith, retired Navy [ eel}Lain and Republican candidate, as county treasurer became of fie- ' ial by a 14-vote margin over Omer L. Dion, Democrat, who has held the office for the past twelve years. Figures reported in The Journal last week on the tz'cas- nrer's *'ace were correct, Smith receiving 2182 to Dion's 2168. • The election of George Adams, Shetton Democrat and incumbent, as the 24th District's third repre- sentative in the legislature was also affirmed by the official vote count in all three counties in the district ..... Mason, Jefe),'son and Clallam ..... but his margin was pared to a slender 41 votes in the final accounting over David Bur- rowes, Sequim Republican, who moved from fifth place in the un- official z'esqlts to a very close fourth, nosing out Dr, U. S, Ford, Forks. physician and incumbent Democratic legislator, According to, reports from Clan lama, nd Jefferson counties, Bur- rowes, who was in fifth place and 129 votes behind Adams before the approximately 400 absentee ballots in the three counties were counted, receivel 88 more absentee votes than Adams, Dr. Ford, who was in fourth place in the unofficial count beffore the absentee ballots were counted dropped to fifth place with the 6,608 votes compared to 6,693 for Burrowes, Ed Faubert, Shelton Republican, was sixth with 6,5,15 votes. The race for representative was very close with only 566 votes sep- arating Merle Hufford, the high man, ft)m Faubet%. te low. The following is the official count of the three counties includ- ing absentee ballots: Mas. CaL Jeff. Tot, Hufford ...... 1996 3391 1724 71tl Pearson ...... 2011 3863 885 6759 Adams ........ 2295 3518 921 6734 Burrowes .... 1883 3579 1231 6693 Ford ............ 1945 3732 931 6608 Faubert ...... 2258 3103 1184 6545 Standings of other candidates were unchanged by the official count, although all will show a slight increase over the totals giv- en in the precinct table printed in last week's Journal. Of the 7217 voters registered and eligible to cast ballots on November 5, only 4832 actually, did vote, according to the official cotint. Shelton New Gym • 00relie£fromheadcold I E J'OTT distres-$tart.$ tO come when [ lw(r I$'I rlV' you put a little Va:tro-nol mp.i; ' [ FROM SNIFRY, STUFFY OISTRES$ OF in each nostril: .Vat s rnore /uesday, Dec. 3 - ...... ] RA.  .£-- B--- • mauy colds ttom &i'oping if I BlJlllllllllel u+ in tinct Try it1 FolLow ! € WIL directions In package. VI) Olo p 1 }I-- 'sr Rm.r w.t. ] IBI Ia IaI l SUITED FOR HOLIDAY OCCASIONS BLACK and WHITE CHECK Jacket Skirt All made from 100 Per Cent Virgin Wool, Sizes 14 thru 20 22 98 at Only e Rayon Crepe DRESSES In aqua and black. Generously tailored with one- inch side seams and two-inch hems, 12 75 in sizes 12 thru 20. • Fast Color, Sanforized COTTON HOUSE DRESSES In red and white. In sizes 14 thru 42. with one-inch side seams, two-inch hems. Tailored 6.98 WOMEN'S APPAREL 1416 SUMMIT DRIVE PHONE 799.JX . One Block West of Highway.Between Elinor and Dearborn on Hillcrest totals as released this week by the name indicating the elected candi- date : U, S, SENATOR.-Cai. R, 2400; Mitchell D, 2010. CONGRESS ..... Norman R, 2082; Savage D, 2437. LEGISLATURE ...... Hufford R, 1,996; Pearson D, 2011; Adams D, 2295; Burrowcs I=L 1883: Ford D, 1(,}45; Faubert R, 2258. COUNTY COMMISSIONER (1st District)--O'Dell D, 2282; Eliason R. 1974, (2nd District) .... Dickin- son D, 2376; Hanson R, 1795. AUDITOR--Pauley D, 3178 (un- opposed). ASSESSOR---Paul D, 2888 (nn- opposed ). CLERK--D+eyette R, 3115 (up- opposed. TREASURERSmith R, 2182; Dion D, 2168. SHERIFF--Cole D, 2511: Orcutt R, 1989. PROSECUTOR Heuston R, 2972; Ryan D, 1474. SCHOOL, SUPERINTENDENT ---Goodpaster non-partisan, 2689 (unopposed). JUDICIAL (Position No. 1) Beals 2547 (unopposed); Position No. 2--Schwellenbach 2555 (unop- posed): Position No. 3---Hill 1774, Conn¢lly 1038. JUSTICE OF PEACE (Position .No. 1 ) ---M aooon 1169' (unopposed), laosition No. 2--Zintheo 1003. INITIATIVE 166 --- For 1245, against 3078. REFERENDUM 26 For 475, against 3516. REFERENDUM 27 .... For 750, against 3219. RESOLUTION NO. 9 (Amend- men*)--For 1863, against 1694. I Bird Authority "Tells Kiwanians of Feathered Friends Wfllard A. Eliot, who has been absorbed for over 20 years in a hebby of birds, becoming such an authority on the subject that his book, "Birds of the Pacific Coast," recently released in its sixth re- printing, has become an accepted reference over the nation, spoke on his favorite avocation at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Shelton Kiwanis Club at Memor- ial hall Tuesday. He was intro- duced by Emil Lauber, club's pro- gram chairman. Mr. Eliot, who started isis study of birds in the semi-tropical fast- nesses of Florida, captivated his Kiwanian listeners as he told of" the many species'and varieties of birdlife to be found here. He de- bunked much of the belief that birds are overly destmmtive, point- ing. out the beneficial activities that in many cases overcame their destructive habits. Mr. Eliot, besides being an au- thority on birds, has written a book on, trees entitled, "Forest Trees of the Pacific Coast." ql,-vv 'v v v "qi 'T lr 'NP" 'aP'V V'V'q'W"W V v'av'qr'f "v'ar H00dsport L, K. Hale of Tacoma was a guest of Stephen Hale last week end. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Brenninger were Spokane visitors last week to attend the wedding of Mrs. Bren- ninger's brother, David Hendry, to Violette Baldwin of Spokane. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. A L. Calahan were Mr. and Mrs. Robertson of Seattle and Mrs. Waiters of Chicago. Mrs. lobert- son and Mrs. Walters are aunts of Mrs. Catahan. Mrs. John Hill and son are vis- iting with the Emery Winters. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Van Laan- en visited at Vaughn the past week end with Mr Van Laanen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Van Laanen. Bob Bearden, Harvey Kellogg of Tacoma, Gerry and Wayne Cornwall of Lilliwaup spent the week end on the South Fork elk hunting with no luck. Also hunting on the South Fork were Joe McKiel and Hartley Bar- ber with no luck. Mrs. Barber visited Mrs, MeKiel while the men were hunting. Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of New Yo were visitors of EmezT Winters. Mrs. Lallathin, Francine Lalla- thin and Alfce Fjelilngr were din- ner guests o Emery Winters last Ttmsday evening.  tables of pinochle were played 'with the high prize going to Mrs. LalIa- thin and low to Mr. Van Lannen. . Miss Nancy Smith of Beacon Point was a house guest of Shar- on Winrers Thursday. Karen Kaare spen the weekend wiht her parents, Mr. and'Mrs. Maurice Kaare. AliCe McClanahan has returned from Seattle. Mr. adn Mrs. Fred Johnson were in Seattle and Poulsbo the past week ,end. Mrs, Lallathin, Francine Lalla- and Alice FJetlinger spent the end in Victoria. Week end guests of Mr. and rs. B. W, Bresemann were Mr. Mrs, D. W. Gleason of Ta- coma at the home of Mrs, Lunt. Mr, and M,r, 3oe Deschamps and family of Olympia were Fri- evening gests of Mr. and Ed Deschamps. Mrs. Archte Calahan and Mrs. Johnson spent Monday in Ta- coins. Mr. and MrS. Fred Johnson and family spent several days last week in LOngbranch. Peggy Hagen spent last week in l,elton with Norms Leigh David- son. Dinner guests Suhday of Mrs. Kilby were her son, Alfred Dickin- son, and Wife and daughters and Mrs. Philllp Abbey. An absentee wedding shower for Elizabeth Ililligoss Laughran was given at the home of Mrs. Phillip Abbey the evening of Nov. 19. Luncheon was served after a few ames and he g beautiful gifts were opened by Mrs. Laughran's moth- er, Mrs. Hilligoss. Fifteen ladles were present who had known Mrs. aughran since her childhood. The hewer Was given by Mrs. Phillip Abbey, Mrs. H, R, 1)ickinson and Mrs. Ella Ltmt. l{arstine ferry receipts in tho mn- 3rd ;'eeoJv(,(1 tlll{] tlwned ovor to Treas- ut'er fol' lhe {,redit (,f COtllliy t):ltt :Ftmd. ]Otlliitsnee ill lhe sltloullt ef $75fl.00 from Hobert Itedrick for skill ball licease, t.(ceiv(,d and tlll'O0d five1 + to Troa.'4urer for lile credit <If CLlrFont lxl}ense, In lhe ma(ter of n])p{lintment of County ExLension Agent, it,was nlov- od alld seconded that aDPointtlaent of Andrew Irruiswy{'k be al)proved, tMr- ricd, Transfer of license front Don R. aml ].alpll l-)rcsc(}lt to Don i'h'escol{, Canll} Watzel, was approved. This tl{' ng tte (line se for hear- lng on petition ol Genrge W. Dahl eL al for tim vacation oDc(rtain str(ets in Detroit Phd. No. 2, proper no*its ha\\;:illg +been 'lven a appears froln affl(laVll (in ]l[e and no erie appcar- il)g IO eb:}eet, it was nlovc{1 aIld SCC- (reded that the Order of Vneatitm b approved. Carried: 1esolutiou frolll Agate Grange No; 275 asking 1'0,' a Holfi'e Demonstration Agent for 2V[as{)n colnl[y, received. It was ntovod and seconded lha( at[lOll on this re.ohltlon bc deferred untiL a later date. Carrled. Call for bids nmde for the construc- tion of Ma.}n County l=otld Proect No. :.5. t:Hds io be openod Mon(hly, August 26th at 2:00 piml Carried. This being the time set for bear- ing on Petition of Oscar Ahl, et al, f()r the vacation ef certain Streets n Plat of McReavy's First Add. to ttoodsport. Proper notice hsvitg been given as appears /tom affidavit on file, Gordon Dickinson appeared to ebjeci, because the vacation el" thin stl,eet would leave him without a ]tleans of ingr(us and egress to his property located at ether end of this stlet, It was moved and seconded that heaxlng be continued one weck ).{7 Monday, AuK**st 12th. J946 at 2:2.0 pan. st} u to give interested parties time to agree on an easenlent ill. ({ther agreenmnt. Carried. Meeting continued till lamorrow. Tne[4day, Aagast 6, 1911; :Meeting' of {.he board All nembers present. Day spent in vonsiderlng claims, Claims allowed. Meetiag e0nttnued 'till tomorrow. Wednesday, Angus* 7, 196 BOard met in' continued session, All present as ef yestexday. Agricultmqst's report was examined and approved. Clahn. allowed. Letter received from War Depart- ment, Office. of District Engineer. stating that application had been made by P.U.D. No. 3 for permit to Install a submarine cable aeross Picketing Passage, and asking if board, had any objection lrom the standpoin ol nay- igation. It was moved and seconded that reply be ordered stating that there was no ob:ection. . . Meetiug contLnued till Monaay, Aug- ust 12th, 1946. Monday, August 1, 1916 Board met iu continued session. All' present as of previous meeting. Claims allowed : Harstine ferry receipts in the sin- punt of $84.25 for week ending Aug- ust 10, received and turned over to Treasurer for the credit of O0unty Road. Sheriff Wm. F. Compton having asked that Jath)r M. Kennedy be furu- ished with a phone at his residence, for the convenience of the Sherit:£' off lee, iL was moved and seconde( that same be autborized. Carried. Applications for licenses, as follows Rudelph Werberger, Rudolph ,Vcr- berger Winery, Win, F. Wolfe and Bessie rolfe, Tim Grove, were ap- proved. Petition of Fred W. Budtng, for the vacation of certain streets and avenues in Plat of Town of Allyn, was prcsented to the :Board. It was nleved and seconded that petition be accepted and that Monday, September 9, 1946 at 2:00 pnn. commissioners C0LI['J. roonl, court house, Shelten, WaYh., be designated as the time and place for hearing on same. Carried. This being the time set for con- tinued hearing on application of Os- car Ahl et el, for Vacation of Wash- ington Ave, in Hoodsport, from the westerly line ef Primary State Hwy. No. 9 Olympic Hwy, running there's Westerly and ending at the center line of vacated WiHard Avenue in Hoodsl}ort, petitioner appeared with his attorney, Charles T. Wright, also Gordon Dickinson appeared to support his opposition as last work. Clmirlnan Dickinson feeling that his personal in- terest along with his son, Gordon Dickinson, nmde it desirable that he disqualify, himself as Omirman of the board an{/ appoint Lyle O'Del! chair- man pro tent, to conduct said meet- ing, which was done, Pros. At*y, Heuston was also pres- ent, After Henmg to agreements pro and con and no comple, te agree- men* having bqen reached, it was moved and aecoded that hearing be continued till Monday. August i9th, 1946 at 2:30 p,m.-Carried. R. Troneknmnn, Mgr. Shelton Gen- eral Hospital, appeared to ask that a portion of hospital bill of Joy York be paid from the county's hosl)ital fund; It was moved aud seconded that payment of $1000 on said ac- count be authorized, uarriea. Endorsement of Resolution by Agate Grange, requesting, the appomtment of a Home Denl0nstration Agent for Mason county by Progress G]e No, 304 and by Matlock Ladies U13, re- ceived and filed, , ! :11 Meeting was continued till Monday, August 19, 1946. Monday, August 19, 1946 Board met in continued session. All present as of previous meeting, Claims allowed, n" Of Ferry receipts in the amou $69.7.5 for week ending August 17 recetve and turned over to Treasur- er for the credit of County Road, . Received from Gem M, Grlsda£e Cons't, Co,, $284.69 for EquipmenLRen" tel. which was 'turned over to Treas- urer for the credit ef Road Dist, No. 3. This being the time act for con- tinued bearihg on petition cf Oscar Alfl ct ai, for the vacation of certain streets in ISlet af, McReavy's First Add. to HoodsloPt Oscar Ahl appear- ed with his atorney Charles T Wright. An agreement' having been reacned between Mr Ahl and (]ordon Dickinson and Mr. Dickinson having withdrawn his Objection, it was mov- ed and seconded' that the foIIoing :Final Orer of Vacation be signed. Carried. Applications for licenses were ap= proved as follow_s: Tillie 3"arvis, ana Herbert J: B oack, Old Mill avern, J. R. an{* ana R0ught0n, Rough- ton's Service, Themas J Kennedy, Peek Inn Tavern. Petition of Jessie Bowen Pritchard et al, for the vacatian of certain streets :Fn.st Addlt.ion to LHiiwaup Fails, was presented to he board. It was moved and seconded that peti- tion o00jccep00o.l, mat Monday, Septemo ' " " 2:00 :P.m., commis- sioners court room, c0urthoue, Shel- ton, Wash,, be desigaaod a the time and place for near|g on :same. A copy of letter frexa I-iood anal Sportsoten's Association, Hoodart to Director of Pars, co Otto ase, Ol'.m- i Wash utgmg th t u a ...... ',  a a State Park be pronloied on toe. WeB% side 'Of :Hood Canal, received,. It was moved and seconded that this board endorse the Association's request as a very desir- able and an urgent need and hat clerk write Director of Parks accord- ingly. Carried. Waivers of claims for damages and censent to locate road from lansford Smith et ux, across tE of SW See. 36 Twp, 19, Range 5"Wet and also, C, M. and Leone :Farrow and James Mahoney, SW of SE of ec..36, TWP. 19, Range 5 West, received and ord ered placed of record. Emergency Resolution .re Auditor ap roved. * the matter of She)ton irport, the Board desiring to know public reaction to tile county taking over, i was moved and seconded that a public hearing be called at court house, in the court room, Tuesday evening, Sep- tember 3, 1946 at 7:30 p,m. Carried, ' Meeting continued till Monday, Aug- ust 26, 1946. Monday, August 26, 1.946 Board met in continuBu session. Present, I-L R, Dickinson, ehairmau; Lyle O'Dell, commissioner, and Ha,ry Deyette, clerk of the board. Claims + allowed. ' :Ferry receipts for week ending Aug- ust 24, in the amount of $37.25 receiv- ed and tm'ned over to Treasurer for the credit of County Road. Notice from Washington State 'Li- quor Control Board, that Davis Win- ery. Inc., Grapeview. have diseontin- ued lieensed operations and submitted their linsa, eveLved and filed. It war moved and seconded that bids bo called for Mason County Road ProJoct No. 86 (involvln tho placing ].8.6 miles non skid Singm Seal.) Bids Estinxale. No. ], Pr,!-Final, C{mnty CmLtraetor in ihe alll(ttlni ?}f $6,776.(;2, was al)l)r(we{I. Nntic(. front ()lvmpia Oil and Wood Prod*mrs Co., tl]8_t fuel oil prices had advane{,d 20 conts per bill. ¢iIl {leliv- erie8 (if B0 bbls. on ll](}l'O and on lesser deliveries. 33 cents l}er bbl. Letier fl'O]ll Otto A. Case, in an:dwer to leiter in rc establis]mu,nt of State Park on West Sido of ]I(/{}{t Cans], re- ceh, ed and filed. This being the time designated to open bids on County Road Project No. 85, the following bids were received and opened: Diesel Oil Sales Co, $60,- 638.00; J. F. Forbes $48.915.(}0. It was lll(}Ved and .seconded that contract be awarded to ,]. I0, IPorbcs, being the ]{)west and best bid, and that certi- fied check of Diesel 0il SMes, Co., be hehl until, successfttl bidder has qualified. Carried. Agrieulturist'a report for month of AIlgllst was |xaltlhle.d and apl)roved. Medting was (' }nt nued t II t(mtorrow. 'l?uekda', Aagtn;t 27, 1!)4(; Board met m continued session. All melnbel's were" pr(,sent. Ill llle matter of ,sges for road crews; it was moved and seconded that effective September ], 1946, tbat all road wages bc advanced $1,00 per day. Carried. Day s )ont on prelimiuary budgels. Meeting coniinued till Tuesday, Sep- tember 3, 1946. E()ARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- SIONERS,W.r MASON COUNTY, , WASHINGTON H. R. DICKINSON, rhairnmn Attest : HARRY DEYETTE}, Clerk. 11-28 Dunoyier Taxi Stand Now In New Location Dunoyier's Taxi stand is oper- ating from new quarters now, having moved from its former Is- ca,lion in the Shelton Garage across the street to Grunert's Chevron Service station at First and Cota streets, No change in the telephone has been made, the same 620 number holding good in the new location, Sunday ' Monday - De((elnber 1 - 2 Charles Boyer Jennifer Jones In "CLUNY Peter Lwford, llele er, Reginald From Margery Shl Best Seller! News Cartoon rednesday I}eember 4 Brenda Joyee - Don "DANGEI WOMAN" PatrieL Morrison, Howard, Samuel S. Too Dangerous To News and Selected Snbjects --COMING SOON "THE SHIP YOUR FREIGHT BY BOAT FAST FREIGHT SERVICE WITH DOOR DELIVERY IN 8HELTON eattle Freight ahouldl be routed via Str. Indian, Ferry acoma Freight wa Str. Skookum Chief, Milwaukee No. 2 p , Time Schedule as follows: Leaves Tacoma daily, except Sunday at 5 p. m. for Olympia and Shelton Arrives Shelton daffy, except Sunday CLARENCE CARLANDER, President PUGET SOUND FREIGHT UNES  :i} yOLI all we posibly  er calls, Mason County Steam and Dry Cleaners Phone 88 Select Christmas Gifts Early PRACTICAL ARDWARE USEFI ! SETS ' and a limited assortment Silver Dinnerwar Suitable or All Oooasie Give Him TOOLS To Win His Appreciation I J. L. CATTO HARDWARi[I[, 317 Railroad Phone 4B SHA  Model 1) FOR THE A We Are NOW Able, Our St To Offer In Shelton Of FINE W, Is Limi KUSAK il A CRYSTAL  SEE IT IN + 2 ¸ TWO "EXQUISITE PATTERNS FiE , i IVAN NEUENSCHWANDER JEWELER A.lio Bldg; Pho.e 74-W GII 129 Railroad