The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-02-28
We have received a copy of the new

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the Seattle bar, and are very well
pleased with the volume, believing that
it fills long felt want, and is far sup.
| erior to Hills Code. The new code
contains nearly 1900 pages, with copi-
GUS indexes and complete refere noes.
Ali obsolete laws haye been dropped,
existing laws made to conform to the
present system of government, and
everything essential to the complete
knowledge of our state laws is furnish
ed in convenient form. The book is
invaluable to lawyers, and officers and
any citizen who can afford it, should
have copy for reference. 1t is so ar
ranged that one unfamiliar with the
law can get advice on subjects at a
saving of attorneys fees. 1t is sold
in one volume at $40, but it is all the
law library that the ordinary person
needs, as it contains everything in the
way of law, in force i'll Washington.
The work has been done by private
enterprise, without any state subsidy,
and has occupied three years to COM
p1ete. Call and see Our copy.
We are buying every line of goods
cheaper than ever before. We do no
anticipate any higher prices. You can
always buy them at Seattle and Ia
coma prices of us. The L. M. Co. \
It's selfish, shift1ess and unpro-
gressive policy that permits us to let
our natural resources and possibilities
to go undeveloped, knowing that tn ey
exist, because we are unable TODD any,
thing with them ourselves. No line of
industry is over done when we must
go outside the state for all or part of
our supplies in that line, or when there
is a field waiting where any surplus
can be disposed of. The state needs
capital and new vigor to take hold of
the numerous feeble attempts at man
ufacture, put life into them and make
the most of them. And it is about the
same with many farms. We need
more progressive farmers with means
to go ahead. The farmer, like any
business man, must have some money
to make a success.
We have the largest and most select
line of shoes and gents furnishing
goods in town, and we are offering
f.,1 r, 81,
hosiery this week Call and see the
kind of a shoe we sell for SO cents.
They sell for from S1.50 to $500 any
where else but HUNTER & cations.
For those who desire a Tacoma
weekly newspaper, the JOURNAL has
added to it's clubbing list, the Tacoma
Weekly Ledger, which will be furnish
ed in connection with the JOURNAL for
only so cents year. The Ledger will
shortly run series of mystery
stories, in which the closing chapters
will be delayed week, and a cash
prize of 500 offered for the most &C
curate guess as to the final outcome
how the characters turn out etc. We
can save our readers money, by fur
nlshlng any newspaper, or magazine
they may desire. at reduced rates.
The Bargain Counter at the L. M.
Co. store is attracting many buyers
this week. A special display will be
arranged for Saturday, the big pile of
quilts which are being sold at from 70
to SO cents is nearly gone.
Wehnes, the popular barber, has de-
cided to make some one of his patrons
present of a fine gold watch, about
the first of May, next. In order to
decide who shall be the lucky man,
every person getting a ten cent shave
or cigar or who patronizes the
Elite Barber shop to the extent of
ten cents, gets a check, which gives
one chance in the watch.
Fresh garden seeds, grass seed, on
ion sets and guaranteed seed potatoes
at HUNTER & cations.
We buy goods with the one idea of
getting the best possible values for
our customers, the L. M. Co.
We have received copy of Seatt1e's
latest publication, a new monthly cali
ed The Washington Immigrant. 1t is
20 page magazine, very nicely print
ed. and full of matter of information
about the state, and its industries.
Subscription 81 per year
Wanted 500 dozen eggs at u cts, for
shipment to our camps. L. M. Co. X
There is revival of the old discus
sion of selling eggs by the pound, but
while every argument is in favor of
that mode of handling hen fruit, it has
not yet been adopted. This would do
much toward directing attention to the
larger and better breeds of fowls.
When we advertise Bargains you
will not need microscope to see that
you are getting great value for your
money, at the L. M. Co, =
The O. E. S. ladies are working hard
on their program for the entertain
ment on March 18th, to purchase a
piano. The entertainment will consist
OF musical and literary numbers, and
line orchestra. Particulars later.
SPRAYING MATERIALS.-Others are
selling few articles at cost. Sulphur
costs us cents per Id you are welcome
to just what you need of it at that
price. THE L. M. Co.