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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
December 16, 1921     Shelton Mason County Journal
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TH00;00,00SON COUNTY JOURNAL --7.-: V  &apos;%t:'.T; ' %'/ ...... -L-' "- ." . __-- . - • ?/"[i 'i', T C. ANGLE & SONS Publish era - ' EER 0i; CA : SHINGTON STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION Bntered as sond-vlass /matter at t,he postofllce at She/ton. Washington 'Pub!ihed evexy Friday morning. Subscription: DomestiC;-$2 per year. Foreign, $2.50 in advance (All Pavers discontinued one month after delinquency) THIRTY-SIX YEARS "YOUNG" The annual event for The Journal at the Christmas season, is the whizzing by of another mile post in its career, and this week marks the advent of Number 36. Thirty-six years seem and are a long time in the life of any newspaper, and especially so when among the many changes wrought by Time the same hands that ushered into life the swaddling infant still have a large part in moulding its affairs. The Journal has kept pace with its community and as the years go by it marks in its appearance whatever changes for the better have come to Shelton and Mason County. While our older residents may feel that the ,improvements of the year are almost too small for no- tice, reflection :will convince them that no single year in all the 36 has been-entirely lost, but each has some small , ,gain to,show, and that Shelton today is a community of which itsevery, citizen can well be proud• Neither hs Maso" County as a whole a record to be ashamed of, -- " tsome sections have'advanCed faster than others, but the ,foundation has been laid ' $0r future progress and: 1922 promises movement all alJng the line, the forerunner 6f renewed life and vigor• DISMISSSCHOOI:!ON ACCOUNT OF FLOOD l SUPT. GILBERT TO BRING RAI- NIER BASKETBALL TEAs HERE TONIGHT School was dismissed at 10:15 Men- (lay morning on ac'count of, the floods about tow -rod in the country. Part of the Glee Club will giv a few selections at the Community Sing Sunday evening. Le Circle Francais had their reg- ular meeting Tuesday aftellmon. Af- ter the business meeting an interest- ing parliamenatry drill was held. The entertainment committee appoint- cd for January consists of Mable Schumacher, Dorothy Gorrell and Mihlred Kealy. The Senior assembly program was well given considering the absence of a few of its entertainers. Its main features were two plays per, trayed bv Olive Shafcr and Clifford Dunbar, in "How the Noise Began," and F'rank]in Feiser and Lillian de ChamplMn in "While Breakfast wait- ed." The teachers entertain-today; Friday night the basketball teams; both b(;ys and 'irls, will meet the Rainier High School teams at Earl, I win hall. Supt. Gilbert of Rainier, formerly ' She]ton. will accomoanv his tc.ms. The local teams are planning a light banquet for the visitors in hens" of Mr. Gilbert. A fast boys' game is ex- pected as Rainier defeated Yelm by the long end of the 66 to 2 score. + A few of Noah's problems may be 'While The Journal is 36 years "young" today, so umlerstood after reading a little Shelton. and=Mason County are young, --on the thres- about the recent voyage of the White Star liner Medic, carrying a cargo of - h01d"6'a new era. birds, beast, tish and reptiles to Eng- land from Australia. C1 .,' • 0., I : A !, ,).FOR., SALE: Caw, No. 1 mflker,.gen:LtlmmlHIHLi!JtBI, MiHUmllmmHmmllk |[I.Q.QITI_flJ/.1. flQ tie, 7 years old, fresh this month ' " ,mo norse avout 11 years old, ---- --' " 1 Hodern Business | FOR RENT: Five room house on good condition, work single or [] Cota street. Mrs. Mina Livingston double. No badhabits.. Mrs. Allie  " - Shelton. 12:30-3t Ahl. EIdon. 12-30-3t io.-Tc:-od Sow, .el-FOR SALE: One Float House, 12ft. i x 26ft. with large porch and,wood- * igible for registry. Address Henry I shed 12x20 ft., on  sled runners. 'E Priszner, Mat]ock. 12-16-1t I Also 1915 Buick 4 in good condi- tion, good rubber, priced right. Write or see Ralph Nelson, Camp 2, Shelton. 12-2-23-4t LOST: Pair of child's shoes between L. M. Store and Shelton Valley. Finder nlease leave at O'Neill's store. Mrs. Wm. Huntley, (P. O. Address, Shelton). 12-16-1t FOR RENT: Small furnished house. See Mr. Pearson at L. M. store. 12-16-1t I WILL TRADE well improved 40 acres in oo(1 community for Ma- son County timber land. Write R- 1, Journal, Shelton. 12-30-3t FOR SA'LE: One Jersey Cow, eight :years old; heifer and horse Walter Vaughn, Capitol Hill, She]ton. 12-30-3t. FOR SALE: O. I. C. Board fifteen months old. $25 takes him. F. Ed- ler, She]ton, Wn. (Union City road). 12-16-1t Studio rooms for rent. suitable for office purposes. This office. FOR SALE: Fresh Jersey cow, War- ren Lincoln, Potlatch, Wafih. . 10-14-tf ]:t used to be a fishermen who were the champion liars, but now :it is the men who tell how many miles they got out of a gallon of gasoline. PLANTS AND FLOWERS Seasonal plants, flowers and bulbs of all kinds furnished at reasonable ices. Send in your orders to Esther unson, Shelton. 8-19-tf $500 REWARD For informationng to the arrest and conviction o£ persons "rustling" cattle belonging to the undersigned. J. G. MacRae, A. H. Eells, J. Edmis- ton, O. Aubol, Wm. McDowell, W. A. Hunter and O Bishop. 7-8-tf H. SALTER PRACTICAL DECORATING PAPER HANGING AND KALSOM IMING Post Office Box 503, Shelton, Wn. 2-11-Jmo. Demands ') Accuracy- --_= , _-- Speed-- I_ = - Reliability-- -=__ i These are all present in --;• [] Title Insurance, which of- . [] fords absolute protection at : []-- less cost, and no abstract E: [] required. . --: TITLE INSURANCE [ F= ABSTRACTS OF TITLE -- [] ---.__ [] : _-ffi Mason County -i - Abstract & Title Co. -i (Under State Supervision) --= _E Shelt0n, Wash.  'llllllillllllllllli|lHIIIIIIIIIIlilllllllllllll..  WANTED--Clean cotton rags, large,. enough for press rags. Journal office. PUT UP IN BEAUTIFUL BOXES--A REAL GIFT Fob Gold or Silver Pencil Moore Fountain Pen Beautiful Scarf Pin Link Buttons, silver. $1.60. Link Buttons, Gold Filled,. L $2.00 to $3.50 ink Buttois, olid:'Gold, $3 • to :$1BO0 " , ¢ Gold Tie Clasp Emblem Gold 0jla Pin Smokimg lile{ llver .Novelties rinket Box in Myrtle Wood Trinket BOx In Silver rrtnket Box in' Gold Silver Photo Frame Military Set, Real Ebony For Dad Gold Knife, $2,50 to $9.00 Fob Vest Chain, $3.00 to $25.00 Belt Buckle ard Case Fountain Pen Gold Pencil A Good Watch Big Ben Clock Smoking Set Silver Flask Signet Ring Emblem Ring Safety Razor 75e Put and Take Top 25 to. $1. Belt Buckle with Monogram Leather .BeR. 0c Link Buttons i, Stick Pin $1.50 to $20.00 Tie Clap Emblems Carving Set Silver Photo Frame Smoking Stand Locket or Charm For Mother "fte hat V.ast,, Cameo Brooch. $4.00 tO $30 Other Brooches, $1.00 to $10. Bar Pins, 75e to $10.00 Lavaliere, $4.00 to $35 00 Pearl Beads. $6 00 to $25.00 Neck Chains. Solid Gold Lingerie Clasps, 75c and up Emblem Pins Bacelets Ear Rings Finger Rings, $2.00 to $2000, Bracelet Watches. $12 to $40 Silver Thimbles Cream Jar Fancy China Nut Bowls Sherbets, Cut.Glass, $3.7.5 and Gob]UetPs, $2.75 emd Up " Cut Olss Bowls,: $3 and up Water Sets $5.00 and up Jardiniere, $2.00 and ,up Vases, 40c to $8.00 Silver Set Silver Waro Tea Ball Tea Pob,' $6.50 up Silver Pyrex Pie Plate, $2 up Casserole, $3.50 and up Mantle CloclL $5.00 and up Bread Tray, $300 and up Fruit Bamket, Silver $8 up Silver Vase. $0 00 :.and '.up Toast Set, $6.00. and up .... Sandwich Tray, $4.50 and up Salt and Pepper Set, $1 0. up Serving .Tray; $2.00 and up Cuckoo ClocR. $7.00 and up Comb; Ivory; 400 and trp Hair Brush, Ivory, $3.50 up Sterling Novelties. 50c to $1.00 Diamond Ring, $2 to $160.00 I. N. WOOD, The Gift Store "GIFTS THAT LAST  Store Open Evenings Tili Christmas we are ;licenses while there are only 1500 Andersons. What has become of the old "Seattle Spirit," asks a • paper of that city? Possibly the answer is that too mny of its old4ime hustlers have passed to their reward !and the newcomerS!are imbued with the idea of letting :the other':fetl0w do it," and then "do him." : ';: . The City is ,.grown-up town and the metropolitan daily ely the llage newspaper grown up. Both came :from very small beginnings so there is hope for the rest of us. , ,,: Le's be thankful for the :bit of paved highway we have, t $ about the only piece of mad.. m Mason County the :weather lman-cguldn't phase, for t needs no repmr. C Only.:e:a,o shopping days to comlblete your hristmSs engements. . ............................... fa, b If the boss is "cross with the help, !t's a pretty sure sign that he's get- zing, even for. the somebody.at home that's "cross" with the boss. • A Velocipede is :lust 'the .thing for that boy for Christmas. Three sizes; C_oe in and see them. Needham & C1bthie, Shelon. , , ..... ' .' The Clever llar KnOwS,, l t.,,,, him' tmyway," ., , '  . j:? :: . pre. ale few better comedians thaii+a little man'/who has :lust been equipped Wth,an overize job. FXRMs FOR. 'SALE . 30 acres jn Dayton valley, 12 eul- =tivated, firet-clas land,, comfortable house and' barn,  $2300• 80 acres Beevil|e, 20: Cultivated, fine soft, good house, barn.and chick- en house, With 500 thickens, 4 head stock., Will consider Tacoma or Puy; allup Property ` $8000• ," A!e eversl ,ot"farms, : readJGUeStttmeg00hrough it has be00n •t.oyzh, and !t will still I gg:ot,",ggh ° dT°gedetawo  =: be tough:fr s0me']0r a-While bUt:ff:t"here is hght ahead; [cuui-forr :¢ea  "ha .... " '   I mely limited, andwe be,  nep,saenany. ; ' ' + t:lieve ,that a ]ae prdpor¢ion of ore; ' T e h "  ....... resperous itizens are ' ettmg ahead  h 1 !s mn rathe one who s hit the hardest He.r __: ..... , . • . is b' ' " .... :' ........ .me)s wmcn are avove r.eproacn • t . Cat Iee no light because he cnnot meet and .are. n .o way at vai'iance wit : the }tS:Y. a:nd,he s te o-e'Wha2 ,.+ ; I me .est. meresta of soclety.--Yaki, ; , mempmya over the rough tzmes has always been a l o. s. SAZAAR aT UNION i hg problem. Howee, the number is slowly bein¢ cul. Ve 'ieo oO   • down and that bfers'iopd to the others. The New Yab 'tnd the.danal dlstc last Satur- ' .... day vening wit,l ,a. bg bazaar at /holds 0ut:muchpromise for everybody, . ,:, = !.'i Union(",pyaried and lively pro, ;:L' ..... " "'+" i. ", ':, - '- gram ncluoea a minstrel show ana - - - .- -. a numaer of other features which ' The life-long controyersy between the Smiths (in- took well • uding :(Yu Billy ) and the Andersons, appears to be . . - - " ,* - • .... .  connrmed bachelor thinks mar- •settled in favor o me ormr cmn, a leas as lar as ried life is a harried' life, • the state of Washington is concerned. The record shows that 201 Smiths are enrolled as the holders of auto BEAUTIFUL GIFTS "ARE For Her Wrist Watch, $12.50 to $50 Latusca & PHseflla Pearls, $6.00 to $25.00 Diamond Rings, $3'0.00 tO $175.00. Diamond Brooches, $15.00 to • $50.o0. Diamond Lavalieres, $2.00 to $40.00. Brooches, Cameo "Brooches.  -- Nugget Jewelry. Gold Knife : Bracelet. .Neck cb'ala, ay'libre, .. 'Y 01d Penc: Gold Lingerie Pins. Penoil Ribbon. Fountain Pen (Moore's) Pendant or Cross Emblem. ,- Ivory TraY. Ivory Glove Box Cut Glass Vases. 25c to $10. Cut Glass Ben Bons Silver Baskets Sliver Spoons, Forks etc. Baby Ben Clock Mahogany Dresser Clock Gold Jewel Box Silver Photo Frame Cut Glass Cologne Bottle For Him "lfte That ast" 12 Size Gold Watch, GrUen. . Elgin, Waltham Folding Gold Comb Gold Mounted Clgaret Holder Sterling Bel Buckle Gold "Inlfo * Signet Ring Waldemar Chal, $$ to $251 Among the passengers were kan- MORE: PAVINGI/FOR . 1922 ,, garoos, wallabies, rat-kangaroos, ban- v ',. • :,,/,":: ,. : " . _ _ " dicoots, wombats, opossums, flying :. . l.;.f.,, trwiu oe gDo0+newS o Mason County ,that more squirrels,, parrots, cuckoos, cass0war- ,  , -I.A-J.,¥ l-JJkA .... ' ..... " ; ' : ¢ "" F # $¢4 ' ; ' . , -. . ies, tizar(ls, carpet snakes fishcra es .. pawng !is m prospect or the O!ympe highway,next sum, swans ....... ;' n,,,   " : mer wtho:ut wmtlg {a  a$oli[othe cofi4m¢ less- shlnmg starlings, Tasmanian devils :'  , .  : '.,',,'  .&.2',i,,;. :;.',...,'.. ,:::,;.,,', • ..... - , ..  ca-  '  i: lature,,'thatbv eGmfi d :,+•:2--1 "'land emus. •Altogether, there •Wre " • .'iT  . , ,, m. , i. six miles of the highway already prepared can be hard- wd creaturps.  ...... , . ,  Otll[1 l-lUllUy - iSinished next year extending the pavement almost' to; '"rh'd dilties'of che{5 Suc'h a cGrn- i' . " ........ ) ' , ' ' -, . ..... ,. ,. ., ,, ,.- ..... ""  pany was varied Ty ical menus" re " " . " , ,of ,€ ,agreement MasOn+ Guun will fare even be"r,]Paru(-Use:-w°ud: r6.h.nysuch 42t" ¢] " ' ' ¢ :' =' $ ' ' .... '  "' ''' = ] "  = = ': ; ;""' ":'' " :+ ' i ""'""'' ' ..... b " ' '  '  t  (I'Y  ' , qeer;, arl.bailed e s," , ., , • , , I ...... ,, ' • • ', • ' , ........... ; than uh4ehe plan under wki-h,.hb-ere orii-: , currantS, 'ap'les c;e 'cshed BJ ],  ' "/ ..... ,  .,: ' , Let,,Us Supply Y0urNeeds ', " x:;, +,,:' :=,* + cult,,he1 : b  . , .... , , . . ,  . .;, ..; ,, v..... , .; • .. .., .. ,,.T cen r or :.: , • ..... . , , - ee -  We haven hand a lar e stock of be n • .....  ),  ,,  .,.  . • . ,- . ,. flying sqi,rels ed¢led w  ' .............  zt 'fGke that the' 66ii Yh %,;;0d4;;,..d :. Vt, wlmay; be-=-banana:s a'd  la T "e "--=" .m.  __.  -specmt, canme an, swees oI all kinds for he _ y are htfl flnlsheB the,sooner troubles on h,e/but rejoiced 'n ,l .... t,, .'t] ................. :, h0  y,, ade and are prepared to furnish it count  ....... ) ' +' .... J A& honey-eaters apparently ate no hofiey: .......  .... ' '  lids • tr ..... ............ ', . "' , ,  ...... . . , 7 . ' • : #.' ,  .--" ......... -  , -  . . ". ' "" , iroads will be ended:fdra!long period atd'khh attentfGn r,L dried flies, hard:boilede a!;' BARRED ROCK ,  for specml occamons.:  ofcounty offieials and the rex: funds •;at ;thei dinosal,i] itis .i)sii- *-* -" ....... ,, . i I]', ,, and  --:- .... : : ..... <can be directed to other county,roads .I:t, s,.therf0re[:l were ,not sufficiently sopbisticatedt,oJ[ WHITE LEGHORN i  We al.s0 have a larg e assortment of ppes, clgar  of interest to every citi e of the coun to coura eil expec sucn rich and varied dteit•| ' .-. - --_ _' - b an cigarette nomers, Kmves, purses, bill books { ...... "'' " '"<' '"  €';" '+ ;"  _ g ';]Spcializati°n'ma'V)have°tens°"/" 0CIkEIJL ''  'a " ..... ° ' '" "'" th+pg:especmily when federal ahd,t, aid iSP°P ular in thgse'days as it is n w  " ........ nd other leather articles and novelties which 'i!,aibl/,:/:;ii,  LI  " :' .... ,<: :! i :::. %: . ii st!!l, we a(Way d!d. Lgard him/as!l ..... FOR SALE , I t make approprmte Christmas gifts for men and i:i . oati e to be' favored 'while Withholdin :its 0wn] ' = i i I ,, 'ancestors:that have won see-' ]io -- E M FOR HOLIDAY PARTIES-- fdnIs.rom some share m the nrogram and the Count.,] , .......... : ¢ | ,eal egg-laymg 'contests, - [ ; ' " , :B ard has made, an excellent rran.erent in order t] ' " WUKI0000(;, .. ! The Supply Is Limited ]  . ' continue pamg, workon the highway 'early next year.] A man is qs saying in:a m Once, . I : D00,,lon00 • ', = ,, , [speech,, in, Seattle . the other dy'. . / I ** . L£ttil l(lUlOU__l[ ;1''  D ' " I r : .... ¢' " ' -- " -==' ,, . :: [You cant get ,rch "by working: J.R. DODGE , • ,. uur people can contemplate furmer paving opePa=rYou've, got to do it by workirg ], . ,  ............ I, ..... :: uons on the Olympic highwk more cheerfully than here-[t,__ Doubtless ,man ,fok*tues r :- -: °' ,O'r ' 'mPa' 'Wn:" 4 I : Shelton Washington • ..::'. .... ' veen pna up Oy cunnin a . " ' , ..... , " ..... --.--- tofore, smce stat and ,¢0:ty officers oromlse that flntrigue, hnd 'it is Tea¢6nabl- gert? ' ' : ...... ] :,- .<...,. ,...  ..... , ........ , ,u-;-uu uubuur, Wal De possible nereaier.  ' but ........ .:,,. who worgs aria saves. -o---,o-r. ....... ' ..... , , , " ';':'" ,. ; ' - " • i ..uuuar a clay Will lie1;, accumu4 , , . ¢' , , , q ' '('" ' i I '),' --   : llate 'a .mi)li0n dollav#'eli <ghort 'of .="., .". ..... .. " ..... , . ...... .' ' .' a mllhon das He e ?,. ** i ON, T'A'K)I #'DAll-lr ' ' "'., . Y. w per, there is ................ ' .;,h,,%,,.,,.,.p>._:_.. _ .... ___. , .. '  r? .t"'u'XZXLJCa., , : , no parcular, . ,, reason, , why, a rban ............. ,. , .. ' ..... " ...... - - - . . ,, . -; ., ; .  +- ......  , • sh0.0m wR,, fr, srrmlL wags and .. . ,' • ' Well, thIng are :lookm:.;a.htte better," s a corn-,save but little in ,this age of the =' " ' :; .son expression owadg,.;;hat tate of mind in itself o°ralJe?id,. he :l fd i • " : s .helpful, beeaU it engenders cbnfidence which is a w°rl-,:,'Grl)understandinghasalays I t 7 chief necessity of normal business, :says the' Industrial cet,aath:je_is__n°_citizen in the t ] "' X?..1.1.. . ,,:..,:, ,, ,.';' ',, • ,,. .:',::, ,' , • . -z,. ,  rwces are more in  ; vvzxl'y,. " '" "! ":: <,',, :, ' .' .¢ , " ,  . , uemand than the ,100,000.man, and ( The Cycle of depression, deflation, uneasiness and it is a wen now fact that highly capable ':mefi have po trouble to get ....... - r.,.-¢,,, :: distrust must be foll(ed'by ju'st the reverse; boom times capital whenever they want it. Many Our Store is full Of fhe Gift Merchandise• Our prices are the lowest in come after hard times .... The bg problem of all has been, growingmen who richhaVe actually'!axge incomeSearn aIIandtheyare the Puget Sound country for the same class of wares. Remember, -of I course, that 6 'weathering tle unpleasant period of, get, . T b¥ pegorra s elwice woh closing or/t. atl of our Fancy China and Ivory• ' .... th6 "cioe'fisat6n. Y[an'y men are Fr Cand