The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-09-08

a. m. and p. m. Morning subject
Evening subject
Men especially invited. Everybody
welcome
S. A. ABBOTT, pastor.
Fine Walking Hats For Ladies.
We have just received a most com.
plete line OF the latest styles and pat
terms of Hats for Ladies, suitable fol-
fall and winter wear. Also a good
selection of trimmed pattern hats di.
rect from Paris, and the prices are
placed within the reach of all. Chill
dren's school and Sunday hats, Ostrich
tips, Feathers, Ribbons and trimmings
of all kinds. Just examine the goods
shown in our cases, at Needham's.
There is only one Liberty Bell school
shoe, made by SELF, and we have it at
the L. M. Co.
They say that this is no peach coun-
try, but it would be hard to beat in
size or flavor, some Early Crawford
peaches raised by A.. E. Cowan on his
Hartstein Island ranch this season.
In spite of the poor season he had a
good crop. and found ready sale for
them at home. The sample brought
this Office measured nearly four inches
in diameter. Chas. S. Dunbar, who is
one of the few who have Yellow Trans
parent apple trees in their orchards,
also brought in some big sample ap-
pies this week. They are short-lived,
and won't stand shipping any distance,
but, they are early and pretty, and
nice fruit to have.
LADIES. miss seeing that fine
line Of Fall Walking Hats just IN
which are nicely displayed in our wall
case. The prices are right, too, at
Needhams.
We are showing special values in
dark colored outings at The L. M.
Joe. Valley was in town from the
Satsop valley Tuesday aud reports
that the farmers have more or less OF
their oat crop down on the ground and
ready to haul in, but the continued
rains of late have almost ruined the
Harvest, although there is still a
chance of saving most of the crop. In
In the lower Sound country the farm
ers are in even worse shape, as their
grain has been down so long that in
many instances it is sprouting
Around La Conner, the great oat sec.
ton, the oats are badly lodged, which
will add considerably to the cost of the
harvest.
Our School Shoes are the best look
ing, long wearing children's shoes to
be had only at the L. M. Co.
Children's Schools Hats at Need
hams
Rufus Labar, who has a claim or
the South fork of the Skokom1sh rive,
about thirty miles from Shelton, came
in last Tuesday to fix his pension
voucher. He and a neighbor, Phenix
are squatters on government 1ant
which was surveyed but the survey.
failed to get approved before the
Olympic reserve was set aside, ant
they are unable to file and perfec
their titles. Both have been on thei,
lands number of years, and hav.
done considerable work in opening NJ
their farms.
If you wish silk waist, come soon
as the assortment is going fast.
L. M. Co.
The Woman's Home Missionar,
Society of the Methodist Church
which was organized by Mrs. Sulligel
on her recent visit. held their frs
public meeting on Sunday morning
in The absence of the pastor. The
hour was spent in study of the sub
ject of tithing. The w. H. Nj. S. will
meet the first Wednesday of eacl
month, at the homes of the members
Handsome line of new dark prints
II and IA yards for $1.0O LIN. Co.
A few bargains left in second-han,
wheels at Munson's.
i The Broadway" Avenue an,
l"Gencral" are the latest styles o
walking hats in the East, and a mic
selection in colors and trimmings ar
shown at Arthur Needham's.
j See orr hne Wool Hose at Csc, IS
and SOC at the L. M. Co.
The "2oth Century," Acetyline Ga
Light, the cheapest and best light il
Iuse for bicyclists. See them a
j Barger's.
i When you want to make your furni1
] IRE look like new, go to Wiley
/ Wood, and get can of varnishs stat
| or Decorative Enamel
Guns for sale or rent az Mno sons.
s nice lot Of Melons. Tomatoes an
Other fresh fruit just Il at Hunter .
Estonn