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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
December 16, 1921     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Thirteenth Gentu. USIC and song have always been associated with Cirlstmas. In Itoman-Catholic countries. as early as the Third century, it be- 'came the custom to usher ia the iChrlstmas festivities with musical masses. The practlee of singing carols or canticles was supposed to recall the "In Excelsls Gloria" of the ,ngels and the song of the shepherds on the first Christmas night. . k very old carol, published in, 1521, Lgives an amusing description, of church i revelHes i ' , ' ' A .wOoden child in' clouis on the)'l(ar, Sat, IAbout the which,b0tk,'b6y tnd girls do ' dance d ,timel Jet, ' I And; carols::illng: in' praise of. Christ. Th,:pri'ts dO' roar, loud[ ' V.,Oad atbut thb parents stand , o;seaheport and with their voice ' DO lielp 'fh'em,'and with hand. At/first, Carols were generally re- !llgious in character, and were written with Latin and English words in al- iternateHnes, or with a Latin refrain. 'The well-known carol i When Christ was .born of Mary free• dJ[n Bethlellem, that. fair cltie, I tJngels sang with mirth and glee In Excelsis Gloria. and another with a chorus, Christus natua hodlo • he babe, the co'n,  The holy one Of Mary, , i are ood examples of this class, , . -:ea: the? tefiiency f0. rlbadx be, lease nmrked, some of the carols g0 to b. very, peguliar,, in ethjeeti an  igreat "van$ "Of 'r,e,l¢'t,, th'•''pne carb, Joseph wits an 'old man, i An old man was he, , f/ ' Another re4e story of tl ,hephr,t  tc., l]eir,.ck s algal: , . '. A shepard upon a hill he mitt* d[e had on him:'hYs'tabard and hatt, Hys tarbox, hys pipe and hys flagatt Havilag'"ii,'lnfo,f the t  )@,m, and on ar!,,, Jtlssu! I off 'rhe my PYI, ..... "  ' ' "gl . '  Ri, " ; ' ',IBDI@T.ll i1,0 I00ll00fll, .... ,,., :;:.:,, !•.', ,-.t!' ' looked at, tha 9,f gene] t.aX$1,/tih can be holed"::fOr;ihl, ;:sOmew,Y, Of I.;. --," : :!! ........ , c ,.,  I.af.ha¢],...b. 'l.', .....  . il=fli%l.l/BM=% lnMnlll'// ...... .. .,== ....... :1 are probably mich:hglter, tha.toae getting more  money' ]s found,': . ii ' L' : Inn'' ':''''' " ' ' ] iall:-'7' - ...... -,er me neavy rain--• ,Vnsssa,.| |sassy:. ,vammaV/j,:{,.:, , 4bAlU :2kIeENIIGS In Mason. ContY,-. "' .:. ,  ,' The .. (oun Agent was an Island '| " MASON LAKE t l The raid' prevented some of the • .... .... . /, ..... . •[.. ........... ':,/,': .' : .... . | The logical 'way for ;the Island to %iisit0r Tuesday; attending a meetin '[ " ' '  "'-' " | younstsrs from reachin schoo the ..... .' .:. : ',': :;. :@;;.': ;, .:  .! ::.,/:i::/:. :../ .... e get .good roads vould be to donate at the cove. I $ ' "' '' ) --lfirst'of the weel g 1 IM,l_¢ia"nd ....... ........... .nnfi &lWv.¢: $.00i* ...... Mrs. Annabl'e' ..... A'fidrews. was. d one or more dayg"work by each I,€-, .Mr and Mrs.. Perry. Andrews are Mr. Benson. was a caller at the Mrs M L. Ho ' ..'.,.,,...: . .... ;., ::i:..'. Shelton v}s,tor Sunday 'and  while lander. But many of them seem spending a few days down the Sound Johnson home last Sunday.--E. C. Miss Eva",,,: ke and daughter,. :al:o w.|ui irle..Tu[etl{:ls, . .,. there vmted Mrs. Malpass of Arcadia s • gely mdifferent where there m thm week ' Mms Ethel Chapman took' "'a 'crowd Allyn Thursday evening, ;' : ' . : " : :' who is at the hospital' recovering no money in sight The custom of Islander to Shelton last Saturday night to  ^ ..... '- - • ...... " " ' donatin wor" " " a '" "' • . ...... -  ,,,,. ,. m]m nas been nawng : ......... .' zrom ,an operation. " g l oy men no reams m ,  I rake m me snow.--, t;. suite an amount of trouble with his -- • .......... '-- ;'J' Rumorhas it that some o  th ^ commo in many places but does not 'I nave taken eight bottles of  Miss Eva Blake and mother, Mrs -" rlglnal 'Shores .araomr ox are,s  '   seem to find a ac with Ta . • car lately. ' " Islander° toethe with the Chamber the Islanders p e some of onlac .and have actually gained 40 M• L. Hoke were in Shelton Satur- Mr. Alex Bensou and John Benson Was Almost Lost 819hi of In of Comerc in Olymnia are work • p unds m weight and feel better and day.--H. Z. were hel in r Mor " • , , .  , - . . • . p g M. an by re mr- mg to have the Island set over into There can be no doubt that the stronger, than I have felt before m - Miss EthelC!apman, a ccompamed ing the roads around here. hey Thurston County. Just why, does Island needs the roads, no matter weny-]ve years, says O. H. Ma- vY ner granctmumr, lvir. nas dons- certainly need something done as they are getting nearly impassable ,, n t'he '.'[*hlrteenth century the sa- ':;icred character of these Christmas :Isongs of• erols J v reued with, the ',llst , arol disuse, " ' t*arol$ but ushered in by the chiming of church hells, and the sallying forth of choirs which, clmated, .eir. Way..rqnd v, il- gs. • . rand their noses  from, eold.,@.nd " ',friendly (Tnristmas pdta%ions; Is"libw ' ialmost a thing of the Bits. "jCUSTOMS AND Numerous Yuletide:! Iemil Are Relics of Pagan Obrvanoo, £speilly II relics of pagan observances, the rellgidus system of the" ancient' Cauls and Britons• Groves of oaks "'= were. their ,hos,'a,glla:Y the acorn is found as a Christmas symbol on 'ome Christmasvgreetln, • .-although it is not used as much as formerly. Druldism conslder@d mistletoe mOst . mcred, and )vben go@Ing'bn/an #ak tree, paraslte/e it is, it'was Cut with ,: golden knife by a priest clad t a white, robe and .w white ..hulls were aaerifleed on "he Spbt: .... The: Yule log in/'.lglaud iS' a:..rllc .::f Druidism. Its name is considered • ,'a eorrulYtion of "wheel log;' a. wheel in Druidical symbolism':yp]fying the" ,march of the sun. The lighting of -the Yule log harks back to the sacred , r/ll,t.;.b}t' t.'.'D.rtlllsat,mi - winter-ln .,the round towers which ye remain ' In many parts, of .Great Brit, aln. Ireland. France and Spain• The use of the Christmastree 'has descend ed from the Germai] :'Dru'lds.('lhe dressing of the tree with caudles an( presents was a feature of their mid- winter festival.  " Ivy Is not used for Christmas dec orations, as It was once sacred to Bacchus and constituted almost thv sole leafy adornment' 'at the Roman saturnalia. The early Christlttr.,clergy desiring to wean the people from theh' pagan practice as far as possible, for- ! bade the use of ivy; :pd :tleprecedent ; still obtains. In. me41eval ,Europe d peacock was , the favorite" dish for Christmas dim • "I. ' Aft  "blng skinned "carefully, the blrd was cooked. aen the skin With the .plum,oge intact was replQced f and the,'blrd"served ' I,:' a ' mahri ' ai: nearly as possible resembling a2 life• . .: Mince pies are first mentioned in '1596 as in common use at Christmas times. Authorities' in the'ma%tr,, then said they might be eaten as early as ' Dedember 14. • L." . 9 ' A lot of me g_o st,tting around ,: the earth a if they '6aed it:wh0 are really so insignificant they've memtlXie wsumonial, ' "..? ............ • not appear, but some claim that the 'Islandis to receive better roads from such a. change, but to the Writer this does not seem probable as there how they 'come, but at present the only way would be higher taxes or bonds and no majority can be had in favor of either, so it would seem to be a case of wait. haffv, of Nashville, Tenn.Fir Drug Store. THE BRUNSWICK sn, made a business trip to town :at arday.--H. Z. l[r. George Johnson was a visitor at the C. A. Benson home last Sun- day. E. C. m many places. Madrona School. FILLERS--paragraph items etaoinr is only so much money from road Mr. Louis Wiss went to town on Your bad traits came from your taxes to be had from the Island and At present there are about sixteen Make it the family gift for the Monday in his two-cylinder Ford.-- ancestorsbut your good ones are all it would seem foolish to expect any miles of road on the' island and not year, a Brunswick Phonograph, or E.C. due to yourself. mainland people in Thurston County all of that is in condition to travel. : Saturday, Mr.Harry Zumwalt made - to share their road money with the and as the road money in this district records for the phonograph you have. Island m . . ., ................. a trip to Shelton with his bicycle.-- Nobody gets so in(ligaiit as a crook • , , a ouns o om aoout uu.uu or $50 ee our nne oz new runswics aiH Z • ' • who happens to be accused of some- Therlso....i another side...to be per mile of road, it .seems that little the Journal Stationery, She. p. "The school house roof had to. be thml g he hasn t (lone. ' i*;* ....... .... o ...... ....... ' " • "" : ', . " 8 More Shopping Days Till Christmas i i Just a Few More Days to Do Your Christmas Shopping. We Still Have a Good Assortment to Select From. .:. ' ' /" -, . ; . ." 'i .3 ' a'[-.. '. :, r :..,  ',,,. ,, ,  ' ' ' . ll .............  ' ., :...%,. ',,, ] , ,, . ' '  4"' ,'m.:-£22._ - ____-.._=  , ' / I I I '[a__9_t../-.  , ,lr-;,i'ifl.tIT' ' " t- . .......... , . .. , , . =  .......... :., Now is the time to replenish your ,.,, ..., ,-, .... .:. ...... ,, ..... • ....... .. ,.:, . wife's, sister's or friend's working ,: ,..ee..eur.,. roeey .iepartment.or your useful: ..: sale and giving ther: ,4or Ch$.a, .ft.. ,,.,We have a ne. asso.r.tment, f :: Christmas. This is the: ,. ,,,whkiii .wilt,adde,the.hear.t o,all,ho,eemv,, Aluminum Ware. ':.b:i', ° ...... ..... ... ..... . i]ii ,:: them; sJ,ctjS flxe fllowmg: .,,,.  ,, ,, ,.. .... ;.,. ,.,::  --- " ...... , ..... " ....... . " ..,.".:' " ", .'' ' ing are tube sold at,.this!i::!;lft sandSauce's. ....  '"' i: ..... "':": :le for ......... . ),:i. : ........ Hand Painted . ,-..:" ":'",.,'" "" . '   ":' ""- ! . .! ": 6 quart Convex Berii ,: x" . - "..,. .,: d SILK UMBRELLAS _ 4 quart Sauce Pan, . :.! -:::"::::';" : :j,, .Ihdrafnted fidCredh ... " t : i,: : "' ': ': New Colored SiIk ,Christ- 6 quart Preserving Kettle. :  ...... ,, Hand Painted hocolale .... Sets..,..: .._i¢1€.. mas Umbrellas at $8--just 5 quart Tea Kettle, "-;.',..':,:"" ...: .Hand Painted Plates. .f. ., :.:.= , , ,.':- ...........  ..... . ,.., , ithe price you made up your k. ¥ G|ass,Water Ses, ...Li, ''' A'_..(. 'mind to pay for a gift for 2 quart Double Boiler.. .... GlaSsSeiice Iish, e::,. lq-Ier. Handles of wood, 11 quart Percolator, -,,., Grape Juice Glasses. :leather and celluloid--all  _ __=_==__:_=__==_ -=_-_-.=_= ...... beautifully surmounted in =-=--= -- .... -=== And many others, too numerous ..to,mention. ...... - :. >. ,,, white or colored' cords and:, t'"r' "' . : ---- "" ""' ...... tip ,FNCY "STATIONERY " I! : ..PYREX OVEN WARE -- Buy: them a.,ni b0x,of fancy Statiqnery for ' .. ' ChnstmasJ We.haVe..a full line at 1:he right latt'¢ in, Guaranteed priees: , " : not.: .,,,We have a nice as- "'- ' ':'" " FANCY ELASTIC . ' ,'/, "r Just received a shipment of :fancy elastic in -yard packages, in,assorted colors. Priced at A FEW. ,. SUGGESTIONS oc a package. .., ,,& . ,/. ,..:; • , .. • , ",,,,." ' ,,', ',, 'i"- ,' Here are• afew, suggestions to gladden the MILITARYi HIR BRUSHES heart of all for Christmas:  " Say it with a nice set of Military 'Hair Brushes: Pocket Knives Carving Sets Butcher Knives --we have them in nice•eases. Priced $3 & $3.50 " Flashlighfs LADIES' AND MEN'S , . --- ..,..,, _,  : ,...., :, :. , . HANDKERCHIEFS " ,? '" ::':""" SAFETY RAZORS "We still have a good assort- " ...... ' " sent left in nice Christmas ' Buy him a Safety Razor for Christmas. We boxes, priced at 30c each to have the Eve Ready and Gillette. $2.00 a box. . ,../,  .,.fl,,/B\\; TOYS ONE-tIALF OFF ' 1 ,ll i  /I We have had so many people tell us that they • " that we have put the sale on for the next weelC ,.. : were unable to take-advantage of our Toy Stile !  i." _/ "": i 50WeperWillcenthaveoff.one table with all kinds of toys at • ., ). "{, , !"If ' ' WOOLNAP BLANKETS We have them in fancy plaids, size '72x84. Priced at $5.75. SWEATERS , For this cold weather we have them for the . . $1.50 to $7.00 - girls, ladies and men. .o The Lumbermen's M00rcantile iCompany, Shelton, Wash.