alnua ,.
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if: Hillel“ and
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_‘ Ii. Circuit squeezes Stand-
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it any vilCations
lLL,
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mm) W. L. Pct.
s . ___________ 18 .600
Hardware ....25 20 .553
IY um? Theatre ..25 20 -553
I, ....23 .511
. .22 .489
‘k , Laundry .22 23 .480
. ‘Cafc. ....19 26 .422
)RU ...................... ..17 28 .78
, ‘ ,I-Iigh Scores
wPete Roberts 246.
miiton Dodds 584.
N p ion of play in the cit
3H Circuit Friday night aftel:
g week layoff served to
8Ltcl‘ghten up the race for
I . so tod "
mme ay SIX teams
ST Foo d within a five-game
ST PR , me earned the thanks of
0f the circuit by scoring
lflosp mph over Cammaranos
: mputated two games from
Sue leaders margin over
_ John Dotson, scoring
1“8'16 game, and a 572 to—
, Qed ‘the Pastime parade.
‘ ,Y Rip Allen, who knocked
3 over savagely for a 516
gr I
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ELTON
itch, Fer '.
I/iilwauk
‘me climbed into the first
on the strength of its
' ount Theatre gained a. tie
0nd place with a three-
, eep over tailend Lumb —
Mercantile as the or
eup turned out consi
re perlflormances.
)1] lie winnin' a air
ssoc1ated Oil, drogped 1‘1)nto
place tie with the thea-
but both clubs-
Il‘flles behind the Ca
engglfinirg soared back in—
, , co ‘
g WIthin strikilrrlllng the Sim
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’ 6;? Wilson’s
in th
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aker
stent-
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earl sweep ver-
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Handica 153
500lNoblett p
:sideht
473
444
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467IDodds 534
4QS‘V‘RXKlS 523
484IFerwerda 511
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Handicap
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krts 553
564 Dummy 510
537Dummy 534
809.790 906 876 2581
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5771Dotson 572
484‘IFriend 455
520, 517
510I 544
(15011 487‘Al
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ses at ChehaliSI I.
on
. :hair aft
g9 t0 dy-
ito Cheh
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t6 Shelto
9“ holding a first
0,1) a 21 to 13 de-
3115 Junior high a
day. Chehalis ha
11 the week before,
on led,
I lit lthe‘ h
Cosed strong to co
ofWinch made a clean
‘the héa triple bill for the
g e O hehalis peewees had
-S speller. 19 to 6, and the
econds had taken a 21
2 e ‘ -
' 03mg) 1n the second scrap.
T .
F1119 lineups:
RST
85,21) TEAMS
9 to e, at the
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..F .......... __ Lumsden
"~~G “ Rector
Cgfihalis—~Benny 1, Mc-
Connell, Noyes, Shel-
1I Plemons, Daniels.
TEAMS
u _ ____ TcmplC 1
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2Chehalis
Willie
Ryhaner 2
Shelton
WEE TEAMS
Shelton
Richardson 3
McGuire
an 4, Ros—
‘Broderick. Shel-
, Smith, DOWTIE‘YI
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ge Runners
“S Wednesday
In
Dortant details COH'
“I of the Mt Lincoln
ners when they
amPton reminded
dlScu
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ectlon
the .
lay. .3qu
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day. January 21, 1941.
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By Dciln Gocliscll
and Mrs. Paul Smilh and the
young people, Pauline, Maxine and
Stanley, returned to their island
trip to Indiana for a Vlill’. with
relatives. caving Olympia at
'7130 the evening of December 16
the Smiths arrived at the home
of Mr. Smith’s parents in In-
dianapolis Saturday orning
11:30 where they made their
headquarters while visiting other
relatives. Mrs. Florence Smith,
widow of Theo Smith who died
on the island a couple of years
ago, brought her little son, John
Fletcher, and came to Indianapo-
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HARSTINE FAMILY RETURNS
raou EVENTFEL MIDWEST TRIP
Harstine Island, Jan. 20. # Mr.‘
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of Wyoming. This was the onlyI
stop the Smiths were forced toI
make, and this would probablyI
not have been necessary except
for the fact that there are no
shelters on the cast-west high-
way through that part of the
country, the only ones being at
intersections of that road with
those running north and south“
This put the shelters- too far
apart for safety, while the tem—
perature stood at 22 degress be—
low zero as it did when the Smiths
arrived there. According to Mrs.
Smith, this was the only really
bad weather encountered on the
whole round trip, though at one
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Porte, Indiana, to visit with the through a howling blizzard for
Paul Smiths while they wcrcipart of a day.
there.
A feature of the trip which in-
terested the family was the
great variation in the price of
gasoline. At some
Commodity could be purchased at
10 gallons for dollar. The dif-
ference in price was most notice-
able in the state of Wyoming
where as they were entering they
bought gas at 13 cents a gallon,
On the return trip the family,
left Indianapolis at 11 o’clock onl
the evening of Sunday, December
20, and arrived at the home of'
relatives in Sumner Friday eve-l
ning at 10 o’clock, after being|
held up for a part of two days
by extreme cold weather at a'
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'cxperiencegl greeted the Smiths 011
the trip of'flfty-six hundred miles,
such as
Race Tightens; _
Close,iBlue Mountain in Oregon, and an
—— lexhibition of skill on the part of
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W. L. Pom trained collie dog which were
Mae’s Conifer .......... ..21 18 .538
4—10 Dairy .................. ..20 19 .513.
Daviscourt Bakery ..19 20 .487“
McConkcy Pharmacy 18 21 .462
and sheep along one of the high-
ways in the mountainous region.
At the point Where the Smith
Driskel
g distance of I
ate with Ron P},
484 I
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447 i McConkey’s (0) I
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556 Dummy
unlor high faded in theI
rEviction of Sampson Tulee for tak-
ome floor Chehalisl the
p the com-
93 t0 Olympia this!
Shelton (13) I strieti
---- Savage 4! Th
Robertson 6Img license
Toby 2 1 rest.
Shelton (1,0),I
.. Hopland:
.. Smith 1i . ,
Plcmons “(115tht federa
Daniels 1
1| . . ,
, federal circuit court in San Fran-
(6) I to Klickitat county for trial. The
Robertson I
Cracola I battl
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emng this week inI
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of a- team to rep- ‘, nually now exceed the total yearly
0 Runners in the,rcvcnuc: of all the states prior er th
meet sponsored by to 19:2.
High Scores
Game~Lee Westlund 228.
Total— Lee Westlund 548.
-car overtook this group of ani-
Imals, the road ran. along a high
'ridge with very little margin be-
Only three games separate tep,tween the wheel tracks and thel
and bottom commercial leagu c:_steep banks on each Side, but in-'
now are bowung teams after the results ofl telllgent work on the part of
theI
lthe resumption of play ThursdayI dog and Bud parted the great
,night ending the holiday idle per- {mass of wool-clad ruminants, and
I 10d. . held them on the narrow edges of
Mac's Corner usurped the lead the road While Mr- Smith drove
winning three from McConkey through-
armacy while Daviscourt's Bak-I Crossing the new “Bridge of
ery was trouncing the erstwhile the Gods" was.I an interesting and
league leading 4—E Dairy lineup,Ibcautiful feature of the trip.
The pharmacists dropped into the Altogether, the Smiths feel that
basement formerly occupied by the trip Was well worth while,
the bakers, but the thing is and of considerably more Value
tight almost match this week will I than it COSt~
(Juggle the standings again, “78’ the island’s high school
I Lee Westlund set the scoringlgroup, your correspondent and
Ipace for the Circuit while leadinglother patrons of the Harstine fer-
lhis bakery teammates to their ry saw a wedge of wild geese
trlumphi and 0D ROlfind'S Ger- flying north on the afternoon of
hardt’s shoulders rests credit for January 7th. We think this
lmost of Mao’s Corner showing, a very early date for the migra-
Mac’s (3) tion of these feathered fowl, but
264; Handicap 279.careful study of bird books at
505,Tingstead 394 the
401,Dll.tman 445u‘s anything definite as to dates
347IMcElroy 495 and schedules for these pilgrim-
465 Gerhardt 521 ages. The books simply say the
Dummy 426§cammamnos 459 wild geese go south in the fell
782 794 832 2403854 879 870 26;.3’311C1 north in the Spring.
Dawseourt (3) I 4—113 Dairy (0) does not help us much.
Handicap 333‘I Handicap 270 etrical wedge which we saw was
Dummy 483V. Savage 397 made up of exactly 27 geese, as
Hilderman 458ISkerbmi 449 counted by Miss Nellie Harriman
estlund 54810. Savage 4.07
Crows 415IOlsen 373 I
0 I Miller 487IFourrc 436 I
.102 886 936 2724,1312 732 793 2337
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two of the high school group, and
were flying at so low an altitude
as to be plainly seen and their
'number computed. They were
traveling due north by their as-
tonishingly accurate compass, and
at the rate they were going when
we saw them, should have landed
at their summer home in British
Columbia some time last week.
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Of If the calendar uSed by this
-——— 'vah guard of Branta Canadensis is
Goldendale, Jan, 17, ~- Yakimalin working order, we will be jus-
dians lost their fourth straightltified in looking for an early
Ilegal decision Monday when the ; Spring.
VWSlnnston state supreme court Mr, and Mrs. Jack chk and the
it}: a. five to three decision upheld children came to the island Fri-
e Klickltat superior court con~lday,
George Carlson from Pickering
“13 fish at Celilo without a state-
I Commercin license.
Lyle Keith, U. S. district otter—I
Hey, is now considering appeali ,,
case to the U.’ S, supreme
quasi, after a. final decision on the
,Of ,that has been a source
conflict between Indians and
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i‘years. ashington for four
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land Saturday, calling at the home
’of his parents, the August Carl—
sons. .
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Needham
and the little girls, and Mrs.
Needham’s brother drove to Shel»
ton Wednesday and after attend-
ing to the business of the week,
stayed in: for the evening per-
formance of a' show.
Islanders doing business.1 in Shel-
It'on Saturday included Mr. and
Mrs. John Tingley, J. J. Johnson
to take fish
I at 091110 WIthCUt m' and sons, Lester and Johnny, Mr.
,and Mrs. Reinhart Goetsch,.CaI-l
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S ate holds the tribesmen lMattus, Mrs. C. E. Harriman and
Nellie and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
.mus't Pay a $5.00 commercial fish—I
Smith and-son, Stanley,
Or be subject to ar-II
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Isaacysglgned between Governor
-n 1855 evens and Yakima chiefs
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Itséxgipson Tulee, defendant in the
, was 9:58, was convicted. The case
twith eafrd by Judge J. E. Stone
I Th a Jury of 12' white men.
hte' Indians first carried their
Jgd into court at Yakima when
u g9 J. Stanley Webster, of the
l court refused to.
t of habeas corpus re— I
. scumDson Tulee. The In-I
Imam3 aPPeaied their case to the
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Ileas-ing
over opened the new year with a.
' Ishattering all previous records for
01860 Where they again lost.
The action was then returned nary,
day by W. E. Holler, general sales
decision in 01ym_ manager. Their new passenger
a1.de the fourth ,and. commercial car sales for the
for the Indians their legal i period totalled 28,499, an all-,
e, gtime high for the'January 1-10
embers 0f the Yakima tribe 13‘”.de he Said-
9 been extremely bitter about, The new car sales figure rep-
‘Ihg. case and have threatened re_, resents a gain of 29.1 per cent
Italiatory action. They are now over the comparable period laSt
considering assessing whites 33 year, When dealers retailed 22,067
IIICEYISIBS for hunting or fishing on new cars and trucks.
Ithe reservation. .Used car sales likewise con—
“ tinned to the upward course char—
acteristic of the Chevrolet sales
,graph throughout 1940, a‘total
of 40,620 units being sold in the
10-day period. This figure is 23.4
£81121 ccint in advance of the 32,919
ur. . .
1940' mg the same period in
Greatest gains over the com~
parable 1940 period were regis-
tered in truck sales, Mr. Holler
added, a, total of 6,240 units be-
Total gasoline tax reccpits an" mg. Eta-116d during the period,
This figure is 43,9 per cent great-
ES1,1l>l"emc court
P18 Monday m
loss
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,he said.
i Mr; and Mr:-, Roy Peat-her will
report to the club on their visit
to the S. W. Skix Ass’n meeting
I they attended last Week.
Also coming up is the proposed
emblem for the club which WaSI
presented at the last meeting. I
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places th i s1
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Istate it cost them 27 cents.
Many interesting sights and
skating on the top of’
caring for a flock of several thous- .
is"
public library has not given-
which‘
The sym-
and checked by Harold Flaten,l
made a business trip to the is—E
renewed bid for sales dominance:
sales in the first 10 days of Jan—‘
it was announced here to-‘
an that for the similar per—-
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Crowd Attending
Dewatto Parties
By Mrs. P. W'. Nance
Dewatto, Jan. 20, Because
of the heavy rain Friday, there
were only a few out for the card
party in the evening. Only two
tables were in play. Head prizes
were won by Lee Baxter and Mar-
garet Cunningham. Second high
were won by George Ellis and
Elizabeth Bedell.
Eleanor Anderson was taken to:
Shelton for a tonsil operation Fri-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Slelting
were business visitors in Brem-
crton Friday.
Chester Cameron had the mis—
fortune of having a log roll on
his foot While loading for C.M.C.
comp on the ninth. Dr. DeLong,
at the Bridge Clinic, found a
fracturedbone. He has a cast
on his foot and walking on crutch-
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was a visitor in Dewatto Friday.”
Several ,IpartiIes of fishermen
were hauling in the rock cod from
the Dewatto Dock last Sunday.
All were having a gay time. ,
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Carney cn-I
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last Friday evening.
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ham. This: oceasion was Mr.
Carney’s birthday.
a dinner party.
Guests wcrcI
‘5-room modern home
Mr, and Mrs. P. W. Nance wereI
Vvvvvvvvvvvv
Real Estate
AAA A A AAAAAA AMAWM‘
FOR SALE: two lots, five room
house, finished attic. automatic
oil furnace. Corner Second and
Birch. Phone 258.
D—-1-21-1-13—-8t.
FOR SALE: 3-room house with
bath and full basement, 3%, acre
ground. Ten minutes walk from
mills. Roasonable. G. Hokanson,
R.F‘.D. No. 1, Box 88, Mariette,
Washington 1-21—2-20—1M
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FOR SALE: 4-room house, 2—room
cabin same lot. $550 cash, small,
balance $10 month. Three blocks|
city center. Inquire 432 Cook-l
son St. F—1—21-23--2t.I
SALE
til-room modern home in excellent
condition. Close in. Terms $1700.
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wood floors and furnace. Nice
large yard. large rooms. In ex-
cellent condition. $3650.00 withI
$650 down, $35 per month, in-~
terest 6%. This will make ani
excellent home. t
10 acres of land with 300 feet ofI
waterfront located on Pickering'
Pass. This is a good buy, $875.
:1: 2: :1:
close inI
large yard with fruit trees. Will
also sell the furniture with it.
callers at the homes of Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Ellis, Monroe Nance
and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cunning-
ham Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Waddell made
their last trip with the mail
[last Wednesday, the 15th. Mr,
IBach, who had the Bremerton-
Dewatto route four years ago, is.
back with us again.
ed guests from Seattle last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mina‘rd B'abcock
spent the weekend at Van hn.
, I’Ve just listened to President
Roosevelt’s inaugural address. I
hope all Americans Were as thrill-
Ied as 1-, No matter what one’s
political views, it can not be de—
nied that F.D.R. has been a won-
Iderful captain of our Ship of
State. He has steered us‘ safely
through stormy waters in the
past and has
best to keep us: off the rocks and
shoals in the future.
prophesies are true, may be the
stormiest times the U. S. has ever
known. After all, it is notpthe
“party” but the “man” to whom
we look for leadership. I think
Wendell. Willkie has shown a
magnanimous spirit, .in laying
aside his personal feelings, and
offering his support of the new
deal, It only shows what fine
sportsmen the people of the Uni-
ted States are. More of us realize
every day what a wonderful priv-
ilege it is to be a citizen of this
coimtry.
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From Kamilche
Kamilche, Jan. 20. —— Don’t for-
get the Grange (lance S‘aturday,
January 25th.
Mrs. Jess Brownfield and Mrs.
Arthur Nelson entertained satur-
day evening at the Brownfield
home, with a farewell party in
honor of Delmar Brownfield. He
is leaving the 24th for army serv-
ice. The evening was spent in
playing ‘500? The honor guest
received many uSeful gifts and
about 35 people were present.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest LeGard‘e
of Tacoma, Visited with Mr. and
Mrs, Ray Keyzcrs over the week-
end.
M‘iss Beulah Vig spent
With Mrs. Manson.
Mrs. Robert Scott and daugh-
ter Mary, left Saturday for an
extended stay with Mrs, Walter
Scott in Puyallup.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Card of
Tacoma, called at the Cothary
Store Sunday
I LEGAL PUBLICATIONS 'I
No. 1807
11013102 T0 C‘RIEDITORS
1‘0 I‘II-E CLAIMS;
1;; the superior Court of thestate
of Wu lngton in and 101‘ the
County 0f Mason. In; Probate.
lN ’l‘Hlu MATTER Oi“ THE ESTATE
01' HARRY A. YOLNG, Deceased.
NOTlCE lS HEREBY GIVEN,
that Letters Testamentary on, the
Estate of Harry A. Young, deceased,
were granted lo_lhc undersigned on
lho 11th day ol January, 1941, by
thi- said Superior_Courl.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to serve
them, with the necessary vouchers
upon the undersigned at the Law
Office 01' Alden C. llzlylcy, Title
insurance Building, Shelton, VYash—
inglon, that being: 1hr place desig-
nated for the transaction of the
business of the estate within six
months after the 'date of til“ [1 St
punllcation of this notice, lo-wil:
within six months afler the 14th day
of January, 11‘41,Vand file the same
with the. Clerk ol this Court, loge.-
thcr with proof of such service
they will be forever barred.
Dated this 14th day 01
1941.
Friday
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KATH LEEl' YOUNG}
Executrix ol‘ the ilstalzu
Harry A. Young, Deceased.
ALDEN C. ISAYLEX'.
Attorney for Executrix.
Title Insurance Building,
of
Shelton. \Nashinglon.
1—14—21-28. 2—4—4t.
No. 139.8.
NOTICE ‘TO cranium-ans
In the‘fiu .erior Court of tha:.Sta.te
of Wash ng‘ton for Mason county,
In Probate.
Mrs. Theresa Reidcll entertain-I
promised to do his.
Which, if I
Mrs. Lutes is reported improv-~
or
Home is $2,000 with $500 cash,
balance at $20.00 and 6% inter-
est. Furniturc $600.00.
The price of property will increase.
Why not buy your permanent
‘ home today and STOP
paying rent.
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HERBERT Gf ANGLE
Floor Sanding Machine
For Rent!
Handscraping to remove old
varnish is a relic of the past.
Rent our Bilbo “Handy San—
dy”—it’s dustless, quiet, inex-
pensive, and easy to operate.
Hardware Dept.
Lumbermen’s Mercantile
Company
at lhl‘ Law Office of Chas. ll. Lmvis,
Suite 1, LumhvrmI-n's Building, Shel—‘
ion. Mason Counly, Washington ,lhI:
.sanlc bung designated as the place)
for the transaclion of the businessI
of,lhe said dstalc, and fill! such
claims. together with proof of such"
service with the Clerk of the above
;entitled Court. within six monthsI
lai’tcr the (lair ol' the first publica-I
tion of this notice, Lo—wit: January.
Iiilh, 104]. or said claims shall buI
first pub—I
1941. I
‘1'orI-vcr barred. Date of
iicalion, January lilll, ,
ESTHER lMl—IOI“.
I'lxocutrix ol' the Estate ol‘I
Anna lmhol', Suite 1, Lllrhb1r-I
men's Bldg, Shelton, Mason!
County, Washington.
CHAS. R. LEWIS, i
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Sum: 1, Lumbcrmcn‘s Bldg”
Shelton, Mason Counly, Wash—
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1-14-21—28. 2-4—‘lt.
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NOTICE lS HEREBY (linIN
tlII- [teal and. Personal Properly
lax rolls: of Mason County, \Vash-I
illlrton for the year lvil,,have been
delivered lo me, in accordance with.
lhc law, for the collection of tho
taXl‘S as shown therein. The Real
and Personal properly, taxes for the
year 1041 will be due and payable
on and after the 15th of February.
104]. All 1le payments made ill
full on Real and Personal l‘ropI-r—
ty on or,bI»l‘orI» March 15. 1041, will'
be subject to 1'. rebate of three per
cent.
VVHICRI'I T Hill TOTAL AMOIINT Oll‘I
TAX ON ANY LOT. BLOCK, OR
Tl’l..\(".'l‘ Ol‘" REAL PROPERTY PAY~
Allle i”. ONE PERSON lS 'l‘W'O
DOLLARS OR LESS, 0R VVHE'RE
THE TOTAL .‘.l\'l()i'IN'l‘ 01“ PER-
SONAL Inuil‘lCli’l‘Y .TAXES FALL—
ING .l)i'l:} IN ANY ONE YEAR.
PAYHZLE llY ONE PERSON. lS
LES. THAN TEN DOLLARS, THEN
A131: Oi" SITCH TAXES SHALL BE
'Dl‘lil AND PAYABLE ON OR lib}-
F‘ORE THE 'i‘HlR’l‘Y~l“lRST DAY
01“ MAY ON EACH YEAR, AFTER
lWllIlJH THEY SHALL BECOME
I INCLINQITENT. AND .lN'l'ERlCS’I.‘ AT
ITH’E RATE O1" Tth PER CENT
IPER .\Nl\."l'l\i SHALL inc CHARG-
ljll) FPON Si'Cl-l LYNDA”) TAXES
IFROM THE DATE OF DELIN—
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1033. Chapter :30, See. cfl't-c’live
"March 4; l935.) I
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LICATION
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'I‘H IS PUP-
NO HALF REAL PROP“
‘ERTY TAX \VILL BE ACCEPTED
ON ANX ONE AMOUNT LESS
THAN $2.00 SHO\V1NG ON YOUR
STATEMENT. .
OMER L. DION,
’l‘roasuler Mason C\ounly.
Jan. 7, 14, ; ', 1041—3t.
No. 1393. .
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS
,1'0 r1132 CLAIMS. r
In the Superior Court of the State
of Wasnington in' and for the
dersigned on the 18th day of Jan-.
ual‘)’. 1941, by said Superior Court. I
All persons having claims against}
said estates are required to serve!
them. with the necessary vouchers.
upon. the undersigned at ils main‘
banking office in Seattle, Washing-
ton. or at the Law Office of‘ Alden;
C. laylt-y, Title Insurance Building,
Shelton. Washington, those being the-
p‘laces designated for the tl'ansac-,I
tion of the business of the c-om-I
billed estate's, within six months at“-
tor the date ol‘ the first publica--
tlon of this notice, towit: withth
six months aftrrihe let day of;
January, 1341'. and‘ file the same.
With the Clerk of this Court, to-I
gether Winn “roof of such service,‘
or they will be forever barred. I
Dated this
H 2lst day of Jaliuary,|
IN THE MAITER OF THE ESTATE 1941. . I
0" ANNA.H‘IH0P‘I Deceased. SEATTLE-FIRST NATIONALI
NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN. BANK. a corporation. Exegu-l
that Esther. lmhol, has been apvl im- on‘ the Last Will and Tes-I
pointed“ and has qualified as the lameht of Alfred Ernest Harl'
:XOcutl‘lX of the Estate and the Last and I Administrator with the;
Vlrlll and Testament of Anna Imhof, will annexed oi" the Estate of;
Doce seq, and that all persons hav— Katharine Sanford Hart, both,
ing 'lalms againstl the said Estate (locuasuil. I
or the said Deceased are hnrobv re- ALDEN C, HAYLEY, I
quired to serve the same in duplicate, Attorney for Executor and I
Iduly verified With the necessar Administrator, Title insurance I,
vouchers attached. on alt-I said Ex- llUllding‘. Shelton. \Vashingtnn.
ur'ulrix or lit-r Allurlloy or tenor-(LI l‘l’l—"x.
:‘rl-llswil. I
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NOTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the City of ShI-llon has IL‘
$900.00 appropriation lor 2i (lily
Police Truck, and the City 01' Sl‘ml-I
l lon
hereby calls for and ‘will, on
Thursday. lho (‘Ilh day of l‘rbl'Ufll'Jv'.
'1941, at tho, hour of h‘ O‘clock l‘. M,.
Rooms in the (my
Hall in Shelton. \Vashingl‘on._opIIn
bids for one Polic- l’atrol “rag-on,
approximately the same Slzl',
Sionv DOWl-r. speed, and clc.. as “in.
)y
at the Council
the State of VVashinglon.
The Council I-esorvI-s lhI- right, 1,,
l'l’rl‘lct any and all bids. ' ’
Dated this 21st dily ol January,
1941. I
GLENN \V. LANDICRS,
City Cll‘l'l\"
1-2l.~23—28-.}(l 2-4-3,
. No. 1372.
NOTICE or 3mm.qu ox FINAL
ACCOUNT AND Erosm AND.”
PfiTHION. or 1: neutron: 1703
SETTLEMENT, DISTRIBUTION
AND DISCHARGE
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington in and 10!: the
county 02' Mason, In Probatey.‘ “
]N THE MAT'l‘ER OF THE l‘ISlAll-J
ol' GEORGE llERESFORl) ROI;—
ERTS, DOCcnscd. , ,\
NOTICE IS HEREBY “Him,
that Lois Peabody \l'right, Execu-
lrix ()1. the above entitled (Is-latch has
filed with the Clerk of said (,oan
her final account, l‘chl‘l and poll—
tion for settlement and distribution
-of the estate of the docvased, when--
in the Court is asked to approve
said account and repel-l. and make
distribution of the estate, and‘ dis-
charge .the Executrix.
NOTICE IS bURTl-ilGl-i GIVEN,
that ,in accordance with an Ol'dol‘
of said Court made and colored on
the 18th day of January, 1941, a
hearing will. be 11811., before the
Court on said final account. report
and petitibn on Saturday. the l51h
day of February, ,15Hl.~ill 10 o'clock,
IA. 31., on said day in the Court
Room of said Court in the Court
House at Shelton, Washington.
Dated this [Slh day of January.
1041.
I 1 V I CLARE ENGl‘llnSl'L"
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I INC \¥%§3fn{' Pré‘fiblgtecoxbl Clerk of the Superior (curt
BlNE” ing‘ TBS of ALF’RQD ‘l'or ,Mason Copnty, \Vaslllngton.
l-IRNES’ HARP and KATHARlNEI Qigflflv(I%,,{?‘§Y},‘%,§'fix
34 ,~.,-) ~n 3,. fish I_ r. ‘, L<". I I
E?)Nll,.RD HARl, lIOlH nail is Tu“, Insurancf, “undmg‘
Ntrrlcu IS HEREBY GIVEN.ISh81}0“} Weshmgwn-
that Letlors Testamentary Von lllcl, 1'“1'-}X'
2'4’1lfi4t'
Estalg of Allimd Ernest dHart, tie-I
cease , and elters of A. ministra— w
[.1011 with the will annexed on the swnfigon COURT PAERIIEEI‘D
lbstale of Katharine Sanford Hart, , 00‘!) .TY. “1,7,3”??? 5'
.991
deceased, were granted to the un- I‘JDWA‘J) J' OKORROR' “I
the
Town of Vl’estport.
field and State of Connecticut,
FLORENCE J. O'CONNOR and
HELEN M. O‘CONNOR. now known
as HELEN M. O'CONNOR LARSEN,
both of the Cily of Bridgeport.
County of Fairfield and Slate
Connecticut.
vs.
ED‘VARU .l'. O'CONNOR, whose last
known'placc of residence was in the
and
Town oi" Shelton,‘ County 01' Mason
and State of \Va'shinglon, if he be
living, or his widow, heirs, repre-
‘Senlalives and creditors, il‘ he be
dead; CHARLES D. O‘CONNOR,
whose last known place of residence
was ill the Town of Auburn, Coun—
ty of. King and Slate of “Washington,
if he be living, or his widow, heirs.
representatives and crtditors. if he
be dead; VlOLA O'CONNOR, whose
last known place of residence was
at No. 1711 Lombard Street. in the
City and County of San Francisco,
Slate of California, if she be liv-
ing, or her widower. il' any. her
heirs. rcprI-solitnlivr-s and creditors,
if she be «lead; ELLA O'CONNOR,
also known as ELLA O'CONNOR
RAVEN, whose last known place. of
res‘itlonon'wus at No. 40 Almaden
Court, in llll‘ (".ili' and County of
San li‘mnc-isco, Slzllo ol‘ l‘nlll'm‘nin,
ll' :;l|I: lu‘ “villa. Ui' lili‘ \\'illl7\\'vl‘,
IFOR RENT: modern 2-room fur-
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wheh I
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dllnom.
Count)" of Fair-.
of-
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For Rent
5“ n AAAA A» ALLA“.AAA- ‘
FURNISHED APARTMENTS for
rent (2 and3rooms). Good lo-
cation. Very reasonable. Goldsw
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charge 30c.
Classified advertisements ac-
cepted over tile telephone from
phone subscribers. Cash should
accompany all other orders or
payment made before the first
of the month to save expense
of billing. An extra charge of
10c will be made when billing’ls
necessary. Card of thanks 50c.
Classified Display Rates on
Request.
land Streets, Shelton. 5-7-tf.
Journal want-Ads are showing
their value in every issue of the
paper!
nished apartment. oil heat, re-
frigerator, electric range. Kay
Dee Apts., phone 485—J.
P-—6—11-tf.
FOR RENT: 3—room modern un-I,
furnished apartment, oil heat,
refrigerator, electric range. Kay
Dee Apts, Phone 485~J.
vvvvvvvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvv'
For Sale
‘nAAMA AAAA‘A A AAA AAAA‘I
10-1—tf.
OR RENT: furnished three room
apartments. Mill Street Apart— IFOR SALE; 1929 Chrys1er sedan
mellts- Phone 259‘M- 0'1'13'c'l and trailer. Will sell
together or
V -‘ separate. Phone 467-J. B-1-16-c
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FOR RENT
6room mod rn home newly pa FOR SALE: one Jersfg 027:7 “113d
' A 3 l ' . r ' _
pered and painted inside. Goodll gzlfneétoln') 12:32ch 0A1; cadia Pt.
yard with garden tract and chi-I ' .
1-16-21——2t.
’37 Pontiac 4—door
sedan, perfect shape, excellent
heater and rubber. Cash or terms
——»will take trade-in; Inquire 654
Dearborn Street. , D--1—21-23-.-2t
cken house ...................... .. $20.00I
FOR RENT: new 5-room modern! FOR SALE;
home, partly furnished, fireplacel
and furnace. I
Herbert G. An gle I
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Wanted
‘MALAL‘AA‘M A AA‘AA“ AAA
.FOR SALE: 17 rabbits or trade
for Plymouth Rock_ chickens.
Victor A. Johnson, Route 3, Box
. 13. 1-21—2-6L-6t
WANTED: large pieces clean cot- . 1.1.
ton rags with all buttons and FOR SALE; pugepred Durham
Snaps removed. No curtains 01' bull 13‘ monthslold. Dewey Ben-
outing flannel or knit wear. nett, Shelton Valley.
Journal Office. 1-16~—tf. B—l-ZL—tf.
QRGAIN: 1940 ,Chevrolet sedan.
See Geo. Hamilton 2 miles out;
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED: stea—
dy work. Photo Studio. Phone
152, __1-16_21_23;-3t,l on Bayshore Rd. EVenihgs.
A . I H—1-2‘1-30--4t.
,WANTED: used incinerator. In-IA BAR‘GAIN, 194i “guys
quire Journal. B.W.—cl
AmeriCar 4-door.seda’n demon-
strator reduced to $745. 30 miles
on gallon gasoline. Pigmon Mo-
tors, 1st and Grow. 1-21--1t
FOR SALE: 1936 Buick Century
sedan, A—l condition, new tires.
Good buy for cash. Mrs. S. R.
Moffett, Box 13, Lilliwaup.
1-21-23-28—302-4t.
iFOR SALE: young canary singers
in full song. Also Zedra finches
$2.00 pair. Clyde Jones, 7th and
Wyandotte. 1-16-21-23——3t.
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i Used Wood ranges 9.50 to 19150
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with a Journal Want-Ad
Journal Want—Ads—Phone 100
CARD OF THANKS
May we extend in this way our
sincere appreciation for the kind-
I, nesses, sympathies and beautiful
during
our bereavement over the death of;
our husband and father, Jamesi
E Young.
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Mrs. James Young
and family.
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CARD OF THANKS Easy \Vasher .......... .. 29.50
I \Ve wish to express our sincere Maytag Washer ________ __ 29.50
thanks and appreciation to sym-I J
pathetic friends who were so kindl Olsen Furnyture C0.
~to us during our recent bereave-I
mcnt over the loss of our belovedI
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mother, Mrs. Anna Imhof. !
Mrs. Helen Gow
MI‘S. Irene Artherton “AAAAAAMAAAAAAAAM‘Q
Esther and Erna Imhof
John and Clarence Imhof.
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ALDEN C. BAYst '
heirs, rl-prvscnlativos and creditors. .
)if she, be (lead: DANIEL J. ‘O'CON-I ATTORNEY AT LAw‘
INOR. whose last mown p ace of .
‘rl-sidonco was in the City‘and Coun- Tltle Insfn'ance Buildings...
Ity or Los Angeli-S, Slate of Cal- Opposite First National Bank ,
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il'm'nilt. if he be living. or his widow,
heirs. roprl-szcnlativcs and creditors,
il‘ ll(' be. dead: the widower, if any.
hl'll'h‘. representatives and creditors
of MARIE O'CONNOR, a ,minor,I
who died in the (lily of Seattle,
(‘ounly of King and Slate ol‘ “"asll-
inglon, on or about August 27,\11Il7,
and who at the lime of hi-r dralll
was :I, N‘Sldl‘l’ll of said (lily of S!“
alllu. Counly and State aforesaid;
and the heirs of EDWARD J. O'CON—
‘NOR, the life tenant, who dis-d in
the Town of Auburn, County ol’I
King and Stale ol' \Vashinglon. oni
or about May 13. \024, and who at
lho time of his (loath was a I‘t‘Sl-‘,
dIsnl ol' said Town of Auburn, Colin-I,
l,v and Slate 2iforosaid, I
ORDER. or NOTICE ;
l'pon the complaint of the plain--
lil‘i's praying for reasons then-th
sI-l. forth for a judgment declaringI
Phone 23 Shelton
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lNSURANCE
HERBERT o. ANGLE
Office at Angle Building
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EEL'LIOT B. SPRING
Accounting Tax services
lhal the above named dtd‘olidilhli; - I
hull no tiltl; to, “state or llllli‘FCSIL jl’c‘i B°°kkeepm9
SYStems
.(Il' cncum ra cc upon certs ii an
,sil'ilatvd‘ in the Town of \V'ostporl. 123 4th St. Phone 565
ICounty ol" II‘airl‘it-ld and State of ..
'Connecticut. all as appears by the —A——-——-————
plainlil‘l‘s’ complaint, returnable toI g
lhI- Superior Courld lo be held iltéz‘ I
Bridgeport. in an l'or Fairlie . . 3 '_
Iiloilnly on- the first Tutsdny ol' ' . t,
d , I GEORGE E.CANAA.N
it having been ruprcscnlc Iy‘,
zil'l'idavil. sworn to by FLORENCE PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
.l. O‘CONNOR, onI- of UN plaintiffs.I and TAX COUNSELOR
lllilt none of 1114- pluinlil‘l's know‘
llll- place of residence or the above
, AUDITING TAXATION
ilamvd 1«:lI\v.\I\-I) J. O'CONNOR (the,
defendant). il‘ lu- b.- livilm. or ii" Graham Bldg. Phone 245
ho ho dead, 1h:~ name or place ofv
I'I‘Sidenc‘e or his widow. or the I
names or places of reside-nee of his
lll‘ll‘S. representatives and creditors,
or any of dim-lg. tlixfizipt.‘ as zill‘t'iant‘
lS inl'orme . t a le asl 'nownI - . . I . o "i V-
place of residence of said EDW'ARD atoll“:figgi‘tfilrf‘aiglli?
(ll‘ilngjLL'tgocgilry
:1 O'CONI‘UR (.th" ‘h‘IC‘ndm‘Il- “Iii-“I of Seattle.
County of King and State
in the Town or Shelton. County ofl of \vashingwn, {m or about August
Mason and Sun“ 0f .valsmngtm‘il 27. l917. and who at the time of her
that "one “I III“ lJIilmtINS kHOWI death was a resident of said
City
the place ol‘ residence of lhe abovo‘ ' . , ' t I *-
namcd CHARLES u OCONNOR i1_,0l Seattll. County and S alt afore
if any. or the names or places of
I‘CSldcncc of the heirs. represente-
allvcs and creditors. or any ol‘ them.
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. . . , said; and that none of.- 1.119 plain-
h“ b“ “ymg -"r If 110,1)" dV31]- thel liffs know the names
or places of
name or place of TOSidQl’lct‘ of hlsl residence of the heirs. or any of
widow. or the names or places of!
residence of his heirs. represent-I
aliVI-s and creditors. or any of lhem,
except, as afl'ianl is informed.
them. of the above named EDWARD
J. O’CONNOR. the life tenant. who
died in said Town of Auburn. Coun-
, _ Ihflllty of King and State of “’ashing-
1h.“ m.“ know.“ “In”? 4“ “‘sldf‘nf‘o ton. on or about
Mav 13, 1924', and
ol said CHARLES I). O‘CONNORIWhO at the lime of'liis death was
was in the Town of Auburn. County a resident of said Town of Auburn,
01 king and Slain of Washington; County and Stale aforesaid. '
lllnt none of lhe plaintiffs know 11‘ Is, THEREFORE, ()RDERE
the place oi l‘l'Sldé‘nce of the above that notice of the pendcncv
of sai
named. Vicinvo'C'oNNon. if she complai t be given by publishing
be living, or 11' she.- bl‘ (load. the this or er once on or before
the
name or place of resilience of her 23rd day or January, A, 1),, 1941,
\wdowm‘. if any. ,or the names in the “Shelton-Mason County Jour-
on places 01 l‘t‘SldOllCl' of her nal," a newspaper having a
circula—
hmrs, representallvvs and creditors, tion in the Town of Shelton, Coun-
or any or them, except. as affinnt 1y of Mason and State of Wash:
is lnl‘Olimt‘d.‘ that the last. known ington; in the
“Post-intelligencer," a
plaee'ovl ‘l‘i‘fillll‘llfil‘ of said VIOLA newsnapcr having
it circulation in
o CON‘NOl. was at No. 1711 Lom— the City of Seattle. County of King‘
bard StI-u-l. Ill lhc City and County and Stale of Washington. and in
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,mf San ifmnoisco. State of Califor- the Town of Auburn, of the same
ma: that none f the plaintiff‘s County and State; in the “Call-Billie:
Iknow llll‘ place [ l‘('Sldl'l"lP(‘ of the tin." a
. newspaper having
latlon in the City and County of
San Francisco. Stale of California;
and in the “Los Angcles Daily Jour-
nal," a newspaper having a circula-
tion In the Cit,»- llnd County of Los
Angvles. Stale of California; and
by depositing ii copy of said com-
plaint and of this order of notice on
or before said 23rd day of January,
.x.‘ it. 1941. in the posl office at
Bridgeport, Connecticut, postage pne-
c 'r 9
above named ELLA O'CONNOR, al- 1 Cl cu
I so known as ELLA O'CONNOR RA—
VEN. if She be living, or if She be
dead. the name- or place of rosi-
doncv ol' hl‘l' widower. or lho names
or plum-s of l'l‘h‘ll‘l‘dll‘t‘ or her heirs.
ropresonlaiivos and creditors. or any
01' tlimll, t-XCl-pl. :IS lil'l‘liml is in-
formed. that the last known place
of residence of said ELLA l>'(‘l)\'~
NOR, also known as ELLA O'CON-
NOR RAVEN, was :i'l No. 40 Alma- paid. dircclrd lo ear-h of the follow-
dfinr‘Court. lll‘llll‘ (‘IIly and County ing defendants, if they
be living;
of San Francisco. Stale ol‘ CaliI'l-r~ by registered mail, at their
last
nla; that none of llle plaintiffs know known plum-s ol" residence as
fol-
lhc place of I‘I‘SIilPllL‘i’j “I' Ill“ ilbm'r lows:
El')\\'.\lil) J. O'CONNOR. Shel—
numml DANIEL O'CONNOR. il' ion. \Vashingloll; CHARLES D.
he be llvlna‘, or it he bl- dead. the O'CONNOR, Home No. 1. Box No,
110m“ 01' l’laf‘r ol rcsiglvncr- of his Slll. Auburn,
\Vashington; 'VlOLfi
Widow. or the namI-s m- liliiP'L‘S ol‘ O'CONNOR, No. \l711
Lombar
rcsulonco of hi}? lll‘ll‘H, i‘OpY'l‘Sl‘lll- Street. San
lt‘l'unciscm ('Salil'orma: and
atlvos and creditors. or any or them.
except, as al‘l'illnl is informed. that.
the lasl known plat-I- ol‘ residmwo
of said DANIEL .T. O'CONNOR was
in thi- City and County of Los An-
gcles. Slate oi" California: llmi non»
,of the )llllil‘lllfl‘s know tliI~ name or
place. of resideuclz ol' the \vltlouer.
ELLA O'CONNOR.
ELLA O‘CONNOR
MmmII-n Court,
ifornia.
also known as
.IIAVEN. No. 40
San Francisco, Cal-
HENRY P. LYONS,
Clerk of the Superior (‘ourt
l'nr l“."lli'l'll‘l|l \"nllllly.
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