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TJnion Lumber Co.
UNION MILLS, WASH.
W. D. Cook, Special Thurston County Phone 18F2S
TUNG-LOK TANKS ARE LEADERS, TOO.
"WE DON'T PLEASE EVERYBODY BUT WE TRY"
Two New Styles
We have just received by express two new nine-inch top lace
models. One made with patent vamp and white reignßkin top- The
other is ot glazed kid, medium length vamp with fine perforated
▼amp, lac® stay and collar. Both styles carry the new two-inch
Louis Cuban Heel.
Price $4 .SO
M!kremShoeCompany
423 MAIN STREET
TheWxMsMbsißwerful
Low Priced Car
HP
ANNOUNCING THE NEW SERIES
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ItkMMOwtadll the We have acorrs of telegrams end economy, end you'll Not only het it e large and electric starting and light
world's moat powerful low- showing that eighteen to find this car will back any- roomy body, but it hai an ing system. magnetic speed
priced car. twenty-fivemileaper gallon thing die clean off the attractive, up-to-date omctcr. one-man top, de
of gasoline is not unusual. boards. streamline body. mountable rims and practi
bioc motor that*??perfect The performance of this car is * Wrong statement. It has the latest and most im- on thThlghest'price/cars!
marvel (or meed, power almost beyond belief. **" • f *° nevertheless. proved system of ignition.
and endurance. Try it yourself and see. It has the cantilever springs— ' n " n ■ driving standpoint.
Take any other low-priced the nam ndma sonnes in the new car is ideal. It s
By increasing the bore of the car on the market. Pit it Here are more import ant facts. theworid. light, easy to handle and
■Mar from Hi to i\i" we against this new Overland. anyone can drive it.
ax (Me to offer a power Compare them for sheer It has four-inch tires which What's more, it's complete.
plant which at I9M R P.M. speed, for abundance of are more than gcncroue for Not a thing to buy. You Take one look and be con
lis»ilnn full iiyi horse- power, for riding comfort a car of this sise. get the finest Auto-Lite vinced.
purii these words— the
Tata under way condition « « bloc motor CWiUw n. sprint. Magnetic apaadameter »» "j* 'fT
kk all part* of the country %IL ,. ltn L a _ .... . larded and referred to aa
demonstrate that it easily Streamline body Complete equipment one of the really great
develops better than fifty 104-inch whaalbaaa Electric starter (-passenger touring MJS achievements of the great
mOm per hour on the road. 4-ln«h tiros Electric lights Roadster K2O
_ . vl _j_ -_J_ Yet it only goes to prove hot*
BRONSON & LA GUE AUTO COMPANY
The WiUya-OvwUnd Comply. ToUfe.OKio^\
"STANDARD. !' IM I>A Y. .11'!.Y 21. I'Htf
Additional
County News
WARD'S LAKE
:. A .1 t • k i< ft Thursd r.
• • • ! • ill.
\ c: recently ui,-
i'l-ati.'ii fur ston.ii ii
■r :•> in' in a seriu
condition and iii> death is expected
momentarily.
SOUTH KAY
i »
>ir. and Mrs. Parrel Teets of Au
burn \i: iti"i at William Teets' a few
■lays last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald, who have
i>'. n vi . iiiK at Will Lorher's, re
turned to their home in Seattle Tues
day.
Miss Pauline Caywood, who has
been on the sick list, is improving,
Mrs. Ed Hendriekson of Cedar
Falls, visited her daughters May and
Frances, at C- A. Hose's this week.
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
Bickle is not quite so well.
Mrs. Knapp and son of Chehalis
are visiting at Frank Hall's this
week.
Mrs. Gray from Illinois came Mon
day to visit her sister, Mrs. Kate Bry
ning.
• • * *
BUTLER'S COVE.
Mrs. A. E. Modes, now of Seattle,
visited friends and relatives at his
former home Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Jackson of Seattle is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Miller.
Several Alert Grange members, in
cluding Mr. and Mrs. Myers and chil
dren, Mrs. and Mrs. Christensen, Mrs.
Martin, Mr. Newell, Mrs. Clyde and
the Misses Inez Clawson and Nellie
Christensen, attended Pomona Grange
Tuesday at the Chambers' Prairie
hall- The trip was made in Mr. My- ■
ers' car.
Alert Grange is planning a social
and dance to be given on the evening
of July 29th.
Miss Inez Clawson spent several
days at her brother's camp on Mud (
Bay this week.
Alert Grange held its regular meet- j
ing Saturday. Mr. Alfred Modes was
initiated into the first two degrees of;
the order.
The Jolly Good Fellows met Frir'
day at what is known as the "Sandy
Beach" on the shore of Butler's Cove.
• • • •
PLEASANT GLADE
John Rogers left Monday for Ed
monton, Alberta, where he expects
to spend a year. His son Harold
just returned home from a live
months' visit there-
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Abernethy of
Olympla are spending this week with
Cost Less
jSyli J n. than the plain tread styles of
i \ several other standard makes.
■ 'V/ ' / 1 When you buy a Fisk Non-Skid you get
W '/ V' i / I the best tire on the market for a price that
P JUp* /\ J \ * s reasonable and right—the mileage
/ 4 returns this year are better than ever.
Compare These Prices
If! i: Jk ' m Fisk Grey Non-Skid Casings !
3 x3O . . 10.40 4Jx35 . . 31.20
l = 3J x3O . . 13.40 41x36 . . 31.55
BLsllH3ii3iwß 4x33 . . 22.00 5x37 . . 3730
; Pi SSS F®2s; g!p i yjm 83 and remember that besides Fisk Quality there
?g is Fisk FREE service at more than 125 Direct
THE FISK RUBBER COMPANY OP N. Y.
General Offices—Chicopee Falls, Mass.
I \ Tacoma Branch—72s-727 Broadway. \
Fisk Branches in More Than /25 Citiea
their daughter, Mrs. Tom Sleater.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson of Waits
| burg are camping for a few weeks
on their place, near Joe Longmire's.
Mrs. Horace Porter, who has been
visiting in Monroe, is expected home
this week and the Misses Mabel and
Dorothy Knott of Monroe will ac
company her for a visit at the Sleat
er home.
Mrs. R. B. Rowe and her sister-in
law, Mrs. Bullard, left Wednesday
evening for Plymouth, N. H., going
via the Canadian Pacific. They ex
pect to be gone until the middle of
October and on the way home will
visit In Boston, New York, Mrs.
Rowe's old home in Boone, lowa, and
other cities- Mrs. Rowe left her
home in the care of Mrs. Sarah
Sumpter.
Mrs. Herbert Dodge is visiting her
mother, Mrs. J. R. Robbins.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ounstone of
Tacoma are visiting his father, Ja
cob Gunstone.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ellis have gone
to Spokane to spend the summer in
that vicinity.
The Christian Endeavor society
will meet at 8 o'clock Sunday even
ing. Everyone is invited.
• • • •
LITfLE ROCK
Mrs. Frank Rutledge entertained
the Ladies' Aid last Wednesday. The
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Albert Rut
ledge, served a delicious luncheon of
ice cream and cake.
Mrs. Harry Heckler of Olympia was
calling on friends here Tuesday.
Messrs. Roy Hoage and Frank Rut
ledge attended a meeting of the Odd
Fellows In Olympia last Saturday
night.
H. W. Gordon of Malone was visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Roy Hoage,
last Wednesday. He was returning
from Tumwater, where he had at
tended the unveiling of the monument
in honor of the Simmons party.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. James Adair and sons and
Paul Rhines were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rutledge last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Maynard en
tertained at cards last Saturday eve
ning. Mrs. Ella York won the ladies'
first prize and Miss Mildred Pease
captured the booby. The gentle
men's first prize went to Mr. Griscoll
and Mr. Will Thompson received the
booby.
Miss Viva Cummings went to Puy
allup last Sunday afternoon. She ex
pects to be gone for some time.
Mrs. Harry Root and Mrs. Clavel
Cummings are visiting their parents,
Mr- and Mrs. Monroe Rutledge.
• * * •
HATES
Lorenzo Oilman spent last Sunday
at the Harbor.
Mr. Theron Wilson is spending a
few days at Little Rock.
Several young people of this vicin
ity attended the danee at McLane Sat
urday night and reported an enjoya
ble evening.
Mrs. M. Toresen of Olympia spent
the week at the home of her sister,
Continued on Page Five.
DODGE BROTHERS
MOTORCAR
One of the sincerest compliments paid
the car is the eager demand for it at
second-hand.
You will rarely see It mentioned In the
second-hand advertisements. There is a
constant waiting market and the price
is always high.
It will par you to visit ua and ezamlar thla ear.
The gasoline consumption is unusually low
The tire mileage Is unusually high
The price of Touring Car or Roadster complete
Is SBBO (f. o. b. Olympla)
ROSE-NEPPLE AUTO CO.
215 Main St. Phone 610
*
TheStudebakerFour
has the power and flexibility of most Sizes— let us demonstrate
that to you.
SERIES 17, 40 H P., 7-PASSENQER, $875 f. o. b. DETROIT
We Also Handle
John Deere Farm
Implements
PLOWS, HARROWS, DRILLS AND CULTIVATORS
THE REST MADE
Priced cheaper, quality considered, than anything you can buy
from a mail-order house.
P. J. O'Brien
THIRD AND COLUMRIA STREETS PHONE 340