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PJ ]GHT THE MASON O1321 JOURN -- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 19,T
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I!it¢i!f__ | .... Cedar Cap NO. :IBO, Woodman" 6f", .; , '' 'r 'w" , . . .......
;:I../ 1, the World, at'.tts rellar meetingl / .... " • " • • • •l ill I • a i I7 IlL l •' II 11-
• >.'x" "'/. .' ' !//!::t:i:!/:!.:. - ; • • , - ,
i : I iiiii:., Lieutenant; Eli Robinson Banker, l' " _ _
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.... : ................ i:::::::::: ': [ii:' ....................... .- andpmnesA, L,follo edBell' Clerk, A supper at I" ' The i
.............. ........ , ....................... , .............. ....... Chr stmas Stor
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i! !ii!i,iiiiiii The Woodmen of the World is one ' I, €
'li of the strongest of the beneficiary/, ......
'.: orders, which has a big reserve gain-/4 * ........... -- : : : :- ....... - ................ - ...... -: - ....... - :-- ::
i"' ................. ed through its conservative methods .... .
,. , y find in the ast for the rotection of im 4 t Our dmplays of Christmas Goods are now complete and ou will
ember: and keen d'own its rates:0 , a very pleasing array to choose from.
-"-- :'--- I e<lar wamp ]n nen;on is .now z ',.
Ill - - - - -.-:-- -I years old and still has many of its • .....
.._-.-- ----_ '- - " i ' \\; original members among its 75." 4 , I', ' , Jr t-o ....
::i: '?':i: Just now a campaign is on to add , , " *
l / a classof ten new members out of q ' t0000tts tor Men Girts for Ladms
Nl 1 'f those in the vicinity who should have
llll Iil some protection'.=for their families,[. •
.' . , "I and a very low rate is given. Thisl" "
• , With bousands ot restaurants and, nearly every drug store now class will be initiated at the Oly4pia [4 t ..
Inuring a lunch, counter, one 'of the btggest industries m New York Camp on January 13th, at which the[' • /.-- - . :- _
Cily, is the daily manufacture of at least a million sandwiches. Scwnce full degree team from Tacoma will[ ' / ..- ..). -\\;
an/dinve'ntion haw stepp6d in: and now there are special maebmcs lut on 'the revised floor wok and a l b /11.\\;
:for cutting up bread, .ham, chicken, and for putting the sandwich to- big time will be enjoyed. Those in-L i [J
:pc,her and wrapping it in oiled paper; also the.re are tormulas fo terested should see Clerk Bell forl ', i 11:71|-Vigl[lllglk'//All
.making tle mor' liquid ingredients, like pimento cheese, in huge quan- information, ' ' ' , ['
.by gn6/'ial ar..Nnemen', w'*th Pcuar ,qcienc c.,' ',', " NEW CLIMXX'',NGINE J q. \\; l,]
:,- ' ' . '" ' ' ....... - ...... FOR SIMPgON COMPANY-. [, -L \\;X,dA:I,¢ "f"gk
Ph-, nmnlnvrnnt, mtuaho h rd nut to crack .... CAUE EXCITEMeNT J,
in, some sections, and one not appreciated in 8helton X new' Climigead'}omotive
.... , " f arrived by carf Moiiday'for the
where all our labor finds' stead_ employment. _Some o Simnson Lo-.i ' Colvinanv, direct '
the jobless men are what may be termed one-line men fron Cory, Pa. °, ad has een limber- /A\\;\'{(|lr
._ ,^. .,h;., a,;, ; fh,, 1;n., Know shovelers ed up hy the engineer who chaper- } fJ,k
..... oned it on the way. The new engine [Xl....
are in this class. The man who has a trade in reserve was given its first tryout on the Pc-
or is a "jack of all trades" is seldom found out of a job.
Buy early--buy wisely--buy in Shelton and you will
be as well satisfied in the end.
COMMISSIONER BLANTON HAS
ROUGH TRIP
County Commissioner Blanton'found
tt his duty to get out and cover the
roads of the southern section of the
county which makes up his district,
.but had his troubles reaching the
county •seat..,The road to Matl0ck
wa not pas
:so he started by Way 0f
the culvert on the
place washed out,
and come down
aces on acreUnt of
A. L, BELL
ABSTRACTS
REAL ESTATE
LOANS
INSURANCE
Threw Boy in Pig Sty;
Hog Devoured Him
A terrible crime has been re-
ported from Charleroi, Belgium,
where a farmer after capturing
a nine-year-old boy who was
stealing aDples locked him in a
pig sty with a sow and went
away without heeding the young-
ster's cries of alarm.
On returning to the pig sty,
several hovs lair, he found the
sw tearing tile last morsels of
• " IdSli /:dm.tlie' b6' b6nba'. The
,lfieier i,, Just ss thd' ;inelghbors
"@hr preparifig to lyncli him.
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;KLODT'S
Orchestra
Dance
0000D$[0R00
Refreshments
TICKETS $1.o0 PLUS TAX
Dv.c. 17
CityNeat &Fish Market
"NOW LOCATED IN THE NEW SCHUMACHER BLDG.
We Buy and Sell Home-raised Meat
Fresh Meats and Fresh Fish qf All Kinds Always On Hand
JOE RADICHAUD, Prop
At. - Sheltan,
Low Prices • Wash.
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i :)::: :0000rlWmflall
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t "caVv.N'"BY:"i:":'6. r! O. V,:SiV, LT6: !LODGE NO; 6 ':'
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I • ' ,b/:S00her, s00Or, hestra;,of Tac0ma
' CAFETERIA SUPPER SERVED BY THE REBEKAHS,
;g ' ",'- : ' ADMISSION $1.50: INCLUDING'TAX
ninsular Railroad Wednesday and
run into the roundhouse for the night.
Thursday morning a loud blast "in
our midst" startled the town and
everybody was out with a question
mark. The source was found in the
• ailroad roundhouse where an explo-
sion of gas had created the disturb-
ance and blown out a few windows
in the building. The firebox was
hot from the firing of the previous
clay and gas had accumulated from
a small leak in the oil line. When
the engineer threw in lighted waste
to stm the fire the explosion oc-
cured. Beyond singeing the engi-
neer's eyebrows no one was injured.
.On the same cmqerry shipment
came two Williamette donkey en-
gines, a yarder and. a loader for the
Simpson company.
C ttI'BTMAS were common
gifts
in Medle.val times. Accounts
teLl. of .the ¢haadlo' llltl, sl-
Lug out gra tl -to . e:.ryone a ,:pei.al
sort .of big, fiat candles ,-.whlch..were
burned with the Yte log .to light
the houses for the coming of a super- ]
natural Christmas visitor. The ba|-
ers also sent out "Yule cakes," or
"Yule babies,", which ware .little Im-
ages of Christ. This custom, In fach
seems to be even older, It being re-
corded on the old. Roman calendar,s
that on the Vigil of the Nativity little
images of the, Christ Child were made
In great numbers and presented to
the fathers i the Vatican.
Gradually the sentlmsnt of "Peace
on earth, good will to men and the
celebration of the spirit by general
gifts seems to have spread through
the other guilds, and finally to hays
become general.
In England today there is a survival
of the ancient custom practiced by
landowners of setting big sacks of
grain or other products outside the
gate that whoever came might' help
himself. It Is said that en extra
Christmas eve feed Is also ill given
to the cattle.
Vi,
ovzc- or sA'r.= or oou=r
State of Washington, County of Mtson.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant
to an order of the Board of County
Commissioners of said County, at a
meeting held on the 10th day of De-
'cemher, 1921. A. D., due and legal no-
tice thereof first having been given
according to law, in the matter of the
proposed sale of certain hereinafter de-
scribed property belonging to said
County. the Sheriff of said county will
at 10 o'clock a. m. on Tuesday, the 17th,
HANDKERCHIEFS
We have gathered them for
you with the fine discrimination
suggested by the study of the
preferences of men who use nice
judgment in choosing the small-
er accessories to dress.
Real Linen Handk'fs, each..50c
initial Handkerchiefs ....... 50c
• ' ' HOSIERY
Fine Socks in either the nice
silk or fine imported Wool Hea-
ther. Silks in plain colors and
fancy mixtures at 75c, $1.00 and
$L50 pair.
GLOVES
A fine selection of Men's Kid,
Wool and Kid lined Auto Gloves.
priced at
Kid .................... $3.50
Kid Wool Lined ......... .$3.50
Fine Kid Buckle Wrist, wool
lined ................. $7.00
Fine Black Kid, fur lined.. $7.00
day of January, 1922. A. I)., at the TIES
eront door Of the CoUrt Houle in said
County, offer for sale at Public Auc-
tion to the highest and best bidder A great selection to choose
therefor, all the right, title and inter-
est of the said county of :Mason in and from at 75c to $2.50 ,,
to the following described property to-.
gather with the appurtenances ,thereto, ' o "
to-wit: " ' "
I 1 Bagley Scraper; : ,., , ,), , b ** • o,,,,, • '
'..:1,,.SIx Horsepower Geollne Englr/..
',.1.'1600"Jb. Pile Driver Hammer.'
Terms of sale:' Cash" at :lme of,sale. " o
|'Dkte' 'at Shelt0n, Washington, this'
16th, day of :December, 192:, A. D. '' ' • , ,
,:,(Sel) • • , , 1ONE W,.,. :DOYLE, .I .
ei'k of:the Bqard of County. omml$-
I 'sioers' an 0,Cpuy Audlt6r.' ' 't
Phblih €Dee. la*-$-30 and Jan'.- 613. I
Publish five til,e,: .. , , , }
MILt20N5 OUT ON ,'ORK,
DISHES.
' , OUSE JACKETS
-. A gift of appreciation .is a
, free house jacket of .wool m el-
, ther brown or blue, trimmed
, . with plaid lapels and cuffs.
, Priced at .............. $6.00
, SHIRTS ..
' Dress Shirts, made of fine Ma"
' dras in pleasing colors. Also
the new colored and pleated bo-
soms and colored cuffs, the new-
est in shirt styles.
HAND BAGS
A very acceptable gift; we
have them in a variety of de-
signs in brown, grey and black
from $3.00 to $8:00 each.
HANDKERCHIEFS
We are showing a fine assort-
ment of domestic and imported
Handkerchiefs in fancy boxes or
individual packages ranging in
price from 20c to$1.25
LINGERIE
Ladies' silk camisoles and
combinations in a wide range of
colors and trimmings•
DRESS PATTERNS
A dress pattern in silk or wool
would make an admirable gift,
and very practical: Serges and
novelty suitings here in abun-
dance at prices that vill please.
GLOVES
Kid and: Wool!,. Gloves : in an
abundance of-styies and' colors
rightly priced and neweSfStyles.
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SLIPPERS
A wide range of styles and
colors for little ones, in fact for
every member of the family.
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We
plete
ther hosiery
up in
Silk hose
Heather
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com-
hea-
,:them
4
$4.
d $2.50. ,
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TOYS ,
This year we have assembled **
the greatest array of toys we **
have ever shown. Wheel toys **
of all kinds, mechanical and elec-
tric toys; dolls that will please. "
Pricesare remarkably :low. See *"
our big displayd, : . *