“, V March 18, 1941‘.
CATIONOFFER—s—ANs—WER !
300m ON HOME QUESTIONS
1
oomwo
iider the»
igotriihk; . , . g CRYSTAL GAZING
itrated .' ~ ' _il Finis having been written to
e crowni. ‘ ’ . i‘another disastrous prep basket-
ttacked ' 'iball season, let’s take a jaunt in—
seases. to the future to see what pros—
Jely cont pects there may be for improving
:prayingf, this year’s Highclimber record or
prografli None victory in 18 starts.
to enga Losing only Jim McComb, Walt
ile man 120‘ Eddy, George Valley and Jim
sprays ROSe from the ranks of those who
as scalei played first string ball this past
id later season, and only Mike Kliiik from
' Bordea ' the second string, the outlook cer-
seases. ‘3" tainly must be labeled as much
ild be . brighter, on the face of it.
be month" Of that senior group, only Jim
McComb will be a loss 01‘ any
serious consequence. McComh
was this year’s best ball hand-
ler and play—maker, although
i not much on the scoring end.
. ‘ .ghfmes Foundation
H O a i two illustrated
W, ,buivallable to prospect-
,,,,,,,,6 So, allowing for the improve-
.1‘ (1531‘s in the North- 5"}‘I‘TCHEN , ment that may be
expected to
0 AT . EfWing careful study '. .. . .. " lcome naturally with the
added
1 , . .."i 0f new-home own~ mun H lyear‘s experience, the remaining
" :iooklets will be sent liinembers of that first string w-
_through retail lum‘ lWarren Woods, Ken Fredson,
iEarl Lumsden (seniors next year),
Earwin Loop, Jess Phillips an
Burt Dickinson (sophomores last
season)—«-should be at least the
equal of this year’s squad when
:they report back for another sca-
=son next winter.
Toss in tall Sam Wilson, lanky
v: Tins 15 the “Pro- 'Milt Clothier, husky Hill Chase,
; inm- List No. 417. Like and clever Bob Pearce from tho
the series it has been ireserves and you have lads who
flexible lines, which is the result. Expansion or othe‘rilook to be 110
Worse than the
,2 ed to meet individ- changes enforce an increase in present graduating
group, 1301‘-
can AS 2 local requirements cost for the home, just as the ad- haps better
by next year. '
W31 services of re- dition of accessories automatical—l A Victory—105$
Jumm‘ hlgh
efilers and building ly increase the cost of an auto-I Squad cannot be
expected to
l
i
l
01' by
, post-card to
0'3ng Foundation, Stu-
, anscattle. Simply ask
3W8? book on small-
asona '~ w
km Western Homes
. e
) .. , Sents another in
nvenie
LIVING ROOM
I 2‘ 2‘34 3‘0"
minlum-cost home de-
mobile_ provide much help to the 19/12
For individual information on varsity. especially When most
home building, and for the “an- of that junior high squar re-
swer books” for home builders, malns for another year‘s com—
write Western Homes Foundation, , the
" patterns is, how-
design, and worn—
. whim» Specifications are .
en they are strict- petition m
junior high
.0: by the builder a 364 Stuart Building, Seattle, .ranks, so toss out the
prospect
bsOllite minimum cost Washington. of succor from that quarter eu-
»r __._._.._ ' tirely.
l
y’ 1 Nothing much to cheer about
in that picture, it’s true, other
than that it’s virtually a cinch
O
i How To De31gnate
A 1 thin S(trirllseononzzmjitistbepairt‘.y X2“:
. 0e Dante
at‘e,f_l’\Saturday
March 17. —— There
MIS- Peter Hansens'
Ellests were: Mrs.
0f Grand Mound,
Jallies Knopfler of
Merlin Zandell of
Knopfler’ and
' imatter of fact, the prospects are
considerably better from the
de Dance Satur-l win-and-lose angle for the simple
‘1 - A party of ireason that Elma and lMonte-
111 the hall Sunday Do you falter and-fumble Wher:.sano are hard hit by
graduation
dam you address an officer, Wonder . ,
er and put the . . this year and dont shape up as
~. ling whether he is a general orl ,
(telling, , ,just a lieutenant? énearly the squads they were this
etiCIOthai-y went to D 11 ca tains ,Sergeants, ' year, especially Elma,
which had
sday and Thursday andocg’filmflz ‘geg’erals, when vis lfittle of da
lsecond team; tot draw
,- ‘: 'rom an oses " l 's -
iting friends at an army encamp- ‘tire first String. Virtua y 1 ‘3 en
mfint? DO YOU Wonder why a man Anderson, Metzger and Jasper
llidsmifeafléi‘iiin v1.2.1.5 .5122? ‘ $5., restarting squad Gaze; she
. i m ma; rugge, a ag er,
_s0n wearmg a Sllver eagle comes Moore, Best and Thompson depart
into“ the room? , a at Montesano; Raymond loses ev-
_ Perhaps you don t, bill: most V’ i erybody but Leo Rubstello from
gaFoI-bes and Callow .
0 their first base- shared by them Just as much as it retains Raiph
Beach“ (1941 3001--
he season Friday‘is by the civilian. The next tlme ing leader) and
capable Ward
Orbes won. lyou visit a military post,
5- H. G. Nelson and 1 this list with you. |Randall of the No. 1 reserves
with Boice motoredi PRIVATE (First Class)—Wearsias a nucleus for 1942, so
should
Iamide}; evening to I one stripe on his sleeve.
rS- A. J. Beaudoin. CORPORAL w Wears tWO, outfits; Aberdeen is hit hard
‘ stripes and commands a, squad, with only Hank Sliva of the
.TRATOR NAMED which contains from six totwelve regulars returning and a
fair to
‘b',F\ imen. 'medium second string to fill in
.. wright appointed SERGEANT—«VVears three with; while the champion
Ho—
ii as administrator stripes and has any number of quiam Grizzlies have six
letter-
(1.01. the late Olga duties, men returning after losing such
,- I in a, superior court LIEUTENANT—Has a gold bar lads as Clayton,
Graham, Way-
, 1 Saturday. on each shoulder strap if he is a man, Klock and Clubb. '
v , v second lieutenant, a silver bar on Hoquiam and Olympia have
. m‘.
. f the Week
each shoulder if he is a first lieu— the cream of the second team
tenant. He commands a platoon. , material coming back as well
' . fo
1‘1 violence; 32:.
.1 ,0 .V inutes earlier)
.an
CAPTAIN—«Two silver bars on, as the best looking group of
each shoulder strap. He com-I varsity lioldove'izv‘, so from this
mands a company if he’s in the long distance View (with a pair
infanter or a battery if he’s in of none too strong binoculars
the artillery. An infantry company trainml 0“ the Object) it looks
3h 5200 a.m. 5.7 ft, contains three Platoons, two rifle as if the 1942
“we may be a (Siznsiiiato Swemsm or Hymaums'
7 _, Lew 10:27 am 134 ft. and one heavy weapons, 1 repeat of the 1940
scramble, in 3-18.2544.
V' I 5:44 p_m_ 0.1 ft”; MAJOR -— A gold leaf on each' “111161
Olympia and flOtluiam , . T “‘—
. Ii.1811\- 'shoulder strap. He is usually an “ed for. the tme'
Notigg’igciiJcrEP [EONDUCALL’
[Mn 12:55 a.m. 13.3 ft. i executive officer under a colonel. Qlympla’s
Bettcher may very-lowing'oiiiitv figniiéimseii‘é‘ $815335?
6:16 a.m. 6.4 ft.=but sometimes commandsabattal— casin be the Circuit’s
Outstand. of Public Utility District No. 1 ort
‘ I is»; 11:28 a.m. 12.7 ft.[ion. <mg player-next year, with Hockey
“3‘53? Giuliiiliiiw‘isiiingmi‘l “"9 my"
5, “6:52 pm. 04 ft. LIEUTENANT COLONEL__ A‘not far behind, so if this
word Evasive; in saiddcounfy (’Qiiiiceiii‘éift iii?
.Hvlkh\' ,Silver leaf on each shoulder strap. scrambler had to lay 51
mt right‘i "fie-re“ on said Bond” Wm “33‘”;
, 2:17 am 13.4 ft. 5 Usually commands a battalion, 3‘; the n’qoment
0“ the 1942 Cham‘ AIgiilblig' District No 1 Utilit
350-801,“ {65 ft. i which consists of four companies. pion he cl; put his
dime on. the i35nds, Series of 1935, numbered 25 my)
.45 pan. 12.1 ft. COLONEL—~Wears a. silver ea- Bears from the neighboring
Capi- 35" inclut‘v‘l' Puimc U‘im‘f Dim“
04pm 0.7 ft. gle on the shoulder straps. He is tal City' ' .v
NO' 1 0t Masons C-miinyd ‘0
i 7 t the commanding .Officer of a ‘regi- Bu? mil? Started out as' an
opus y. I '
lgbf 31mm, which includes three but” on Highclimber prospects for 1942. ,
3—18-20‘25-21 “~51-
' ft' 1 lions, besides headquarters troops, . and maybe we'd
better get 1039“ IN.
10 , 11,9 ft,» medical detail, etc. ‘ , ,‘to that subject. Shelton
should , NOTICE or BOND CALI.
: .p.m 0.8 ft: BRIGADIER GENERAL__OneV improve its relative position in.
Notice Ernereby gEVe‘E “lat “"7 1'91:
star on each shoulder stra . Com— ‘1 the league by Quite a bit :nexl,
loW‘“g U.“ lty- 3‘3"“! be?” M 1936'-
. {- 14-Oft‘l . I "yearwprobabl .11 u of Public Utlllt)
DlSIY‘lLl‘. No. 1 ol
8s.‘m .53 ft imands a brigade, Which‘ includes 3’ W P“ out of Mason
County, Washmgton- are 0a“-
' 1 two regiments
of infantry,
11'9 ft' i three regiments
4:.4fi. V cludes two infantry and one artil-
12.2 ft, ,' 181W brigades besides nondivision-
13 fl." 1 al troops; ~ . ‘ . .
‘LIEUTENANT GENERAL ——
1482.11. 3 Three stars; Commands an army,
3.7 ft. . such as the
'ability to produce a.“ couple of
dependable. point makers. r. i
s'l‘hey might ’well ‘be Woods!
and Wilson. The former will
get his share of points as long
Fourth A . .
5:29 pm 125 ft- , _, rmy gsfhe plays, but weaknesses on
: e ense and floor la forced
1:6,“; YOU ARE COVERED for any acu . the blond shot-makgr yto tll o
14.2“. cident for $.25 per day. Longer bench too much the past two
3.0% time ethic rate is cheaper. I-Iérb‘ '
etswvhen you travel. See Herb
12.7 ft.
' will"!
Dies, 1’5
V
l 370‘”
of Hoquiam, a log train
caboose and a Speeder and trail-
iY M09
camp crashed on a curve, and but
. e .
the F1“ for the fact that both were mov-
mtiac be,"
less desl ,
‘ 2:“ ii"
. V . .m, .
. ,3 _ly,B
a, ASE-FREIGHT SERVICE"
V ~ in! gen DELIVERY IN SHIELKTON
he, “Mame routed via Str. Indian, Ferry Dock.
3}“; via Str. Skookum Chief, Milwaukee Dock.
, No. 2 .
. yo, grime Schedule as follows:
,chma daily, execept Sunday, at 5 pm. for
Olympia and Shelton
.1 Ves‘Shegltondaily, except Sunday
’1".
LINES
osspanmuosa. President
1
been greater.
George
As the
like the Simpson line,
A. severe injuries.
railroad,
3quires an order of open line be-
I
of rules that resulted in the ser-
ious accident.
--'ia..-..“
‘- .;_-,YOU CAN’T émm‘iifdu
FIND LBUYEBIIJSEWANT-ADS
ideifine
Innis
ilians do, according to army offl- its varsity squad and will probably
cars, and the embarrassment IS find 1942 a lean season; Olympialplication
for
take Rockey, plus Dale Hume and Tim’
Ibe one of the circuit’s stronger-Jilin the approxilliate point of diver-
Or‘l the basement at the expense of
1 . of artiller . .
0.07pm 1.0 ft! M AJOR GENERAI TWZ Stars. Even give Raymond a struggle
142 ft Commands a division, ,Which in. 01‘ a higher rung on the ladder,-
depending upon the Highclimbers‘w
0nLog Railroad
in an ‘unusual-- accident Friday
on the Poison logging railroad out
w i t h
er with, fifty men returning to
lug slowly the fatality might have
As it was one man was killed,
.Johnson,-. 20,- .of Hump-
tullpsrand Ernest Johnson of Ho-
quiam severely injured, while a
,dozen others had more or less
Poison
has a dispatcher system and re-
fore any movement over the rail—
road, the company is seeking to
fix responsibility for the violation
i
0
By
BILL
DICKIE
0--
seasons to make value to
the team of any importance.
i Wilson showed flashes of po-
Etential brilliancy on the second
squad and if his improvement
,continues at the same rate it did
‘throughout the 1941 season the
.1anky sophomore may be the dif-
:ference between_ another cellar
outfit and a second division lead-
ier next year.
So reserve a spot somewhere
lbetween last place and fourth
lplace (that’s the optimistic high-
est) for the 19112 Higiiclilhberswv
lat this early date.
[HTS AND lV’lli‘ii‘éEfi;
. Arling Sannertid, former Irene
8. Reed faculty member, has
, been appointed coach of spring
I intramural sports at Pacific
Lutheran College I. Hank
Chamberlain, who summers in
Shelton occasionally and has
relatives here, was chosen on
the coaches all-star basketball
team of the uncalled “Winko”
league for his performances
with Western Washington (Bell-
ingham Normal) . . . Hank set
a new league scoring record
when he hung up 28 points in
one game during the season
. Montesano is installing a
new lighted athletic field closer
to the school than the present
Bulldog grounds. . . . little Gene
Anderson, Higliclimber basket-
ecr in the 1940 season, Elma.
hoopster in the l939 and 1941
seasons, was chosen by Olym—
pia players on their all-oppon-
ent team for 1941.
ALL-CON FERENCE
THE 1941
Presenting the 1941 northern
division all-star basketeers, as
a poll by letter:
Tony Bezer and Louis Nicholas,
.Aberdeen‘, forwards; Ralph Bet—
itcher, Olympia, center; Bob Gra-
iham, Hoquiam, and John Miller,
Raymond. guards.
The second findssix players
tied to share the five positions
as follows: Arnold Druggc, Mon-
tesano; Walt Clayton, Hoquiam;
Ward Rockey and Wally Beck,
iolympia; Archie Gacek. Raymond;
Iand Curley Johnson, Aberdeen.
ii licii PUBLlCAllllNS 3
NOTICE OF \VA’I‘ER RIGHT
APPLICATION NO. 8
State of \Vushingtoii Office of Super-
visor ol' Hydraulics Olympia.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that Donald
Ragan of Shelton, State of Washing-
ton. under date of Me h 6. 1941. filed
with the State Supervisor of Hyd~
,raulics, Olympia, Washington, an ap—
a peimii to divert the
1public waters of an unnamed spring
,tributary of Kirkland Creek, in the
lamount'of 0.75 second foot. subject to
1existing rights, from April 15 to
l0ctobei' 1 of each year for the pur—
pose of irrigation and
lfor domestic supply and
stock use '
'Sion is located within swig. of SE14
inf Section 10, Township 21 N., Range
is W. W. M.,
of said diversion and the place of
ithe proposed use is on file in the
office of the State Supervisor 01' Hyd-
|raulics, Olympia, Washington. to-
gether with such other information
as it required by law.
Any person, iii-121 or corporation
whose right will be injuriously af—.
fecth by said application may file
with the State Supervisor of Hye—
raullcs, at Olympia. Vi’ashington, such
ObJeCIlOXlS or representations. in writ-
ing, as he may desire to make. with—1
in thirty (30) days after date of lastK
pgullilication, which date is March 25,}
1.4 .
Witness my hand and official seal
this 71h day of March, A. D. 1941.
CHAS. J. BARTHOLET,
cd for payment at the office of the
either Elma or Montesano’. may" Treasurer of said county and that
the
interest ‘on~said Bonds will cease on
April" 10, 1941:
Public Utility District No.
Bonds, Series of 1936, nihiibered’? and
8, inclusive. Public-Utility District No.
1 of Mason Countv.
‘ By F. G. BRIGGS,
‘ Manager.
r 3-18—20-25-27. 4-1~5t.
,.'.
NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY
i REAL ‘I‘ROPER’I‘Y
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
pursuant roan order of the Board of
County Commissmners of Mason Couli-
ty, made" and entered on the 10th
day of March, 1941. there will be oL-‘
{cred for‘sale by‘ the Sheriff of said
door of the court house
to the highest bidder,
April 5th,;1941 at ten O'clock A. M.
fEhe followuig described real proper-
y: .
Sit» of SE11, of Section 10. Town-
ship 22 North, Range ’4 West, W.
M., except rlglit-Of-way for road
to Hoodsport. Dump. *
Minimum selling price, $150.00 cash,
DATED THIS 10th day of March,
1941.
HARRY DEYETTE.
Clerk of the Board o.’
County Commission-‘
ers, _Mason County
_Washingtou.
3-11—18—2513t.
No. 1413’
NOTICE To CREDITORS
SI-IELTONJVIASON COUNTY JOURNAL
vvvv m l
Real Estate
TRADE: f o r '
city property 35 acres near Day—
ton, 12 in cultivation,
house. George Rebman, Matiock
Route. 3-18. 4—17——1M
FOR SALE: 160 acres logged
land ~— new growth, small lake,
good average land,
Shelton. 3—6—18—4t.
FOR SALE:— 10 acres on AEEdia
road. Good buy. Terms. Also 21,43 3
acres overlooking Lake Spencer!
Inquire 1013 E. Dearborn.
3-11-13—18#3t.
FOR QUICK SALE: 6 room house;
close to business district. $2400}
furnished or $2100 unfurnished!
Inquire at 324 Grove St. or at;
M--3—13-tf : '
Pantorium Cleaners.
FOR SALE: 160 acres logged}
land’s-new growth, good aver-
age land. Newatzel district. $1
acre. H. G. Angle, Shelton.
3-6—18—4t
chosen by players and coaches in,
continuously '
i .VOUChEl‘S
i Signed
annexed or
i .. .
. at
in Mason County. A i 1 the Office 0t
map showing the location and plan'
.being designated as
the said Estate, and file such cliams,
‘ price
specifications and will not be return-
1 Utility,
in Sh ,lt' . 1
on Satuidgs. jihat the Undersignod,
' fYoung,
lquallfied as Executrix of the Last Will
iand Testament of Joseph E. Hitch,
.of the above entitled Court,
(Six months after the first publication
FORSALE: Shelton's most sight-
ly building site, whole block, twoi
school.
Lesteri
blocks west of high
school. Price $750.00.
Dickinson, Hoodsport.
3-18-20-25—27--4-1—3——6t
7 acres of property on the Bay
about 4 miles from Shelton, has
175 feet of waterfront and 1,900
feet deep to the road. Spring
runs through the property andi
there is lots of nice timber and?
Wood. This is about the last
piece of waterfront property on
the Bay close in and
worth the price of $1075. Some
terms.
'al: :5: *
3 room modern home with large
unfinished upstairs.
finish inside. Best view lot in
Walker Park. This will make a
fine suburban home close ’in.
Priced at $1,600.00.
if =1! >l<
1 room house with brick chimney,i
cement basement and founda—'
tions. Good garage and wood-
shed, well and small spring run-
ning through property. About
1,§ acre good ground mostly
cleared. Property is all fencecl.i
A good bu}; at $475.00. Terms.
HERBERT G. ANGLE ‘
—-—-——-—_—.—___i
JOURNAL Want Ads are used byl
and;
neighbors with great success!
scores of your friends
Complete information a b o u t
what you have to sell always;
helps.
'Vvvvvvvvv v 'V’VV ~ I'vv'vvvv
Lost and Found
9......
o...“—
.WILL PARTY who picked upi
green sweater left at tennis
court Friday please call 351-J.
Reward. S—3-18--1t.
attached upon the
Administrator
his Attorney of Record.
Lunlbermen‘s
Bid"., Shelt ,
County, 5 on
“Washington, the
the place
of the business
Ma-
same
for
of
son
the transaction
together with proof of service with
the Clerk of the above entitled Court.
within six
months
publication
of this
after the
Notice,
first
to—wit:
March 11th. 1941. or said claims will
be forever barred;
licatlon, March 11th, 1941.
MAYBEN E. 'WILLITS.
Administrator with the
Will annexed of the Es-
oi' Dcssie Hughbanks,
VDcceased, Suite 1, Liini-
bermcn‘s Bldg, Shel-
g‘ifn,“ Mtason County,
as in .
CHAS. R. LEWIS, g on
Attorney for said Es-
, mic” Suite ,1, Lumber-
liilcns Bldg, Shelton,
ilhason County, Wash—
1 lngton.
. 41-18-25. 4-1—4t
CALL FOR BIDS
The City Council of Shelton, Wash-
ington, will open bids in the Council
Chamber in the City Hall in Shelton.
Washington, at 8 O'clock P. M. April
3. 1941. for about 25000 feet of wa-
ter, pipe varying in size from 2” to
12 in diameter, together with
tings, valves, hydrants and
Specifications for
Clerk
is considered rental for the
cd. .
Each proposal shall be accompanied
bv a certified check; payable to the
City Treasurer of Shelton, in an
amount equal to five percent of the
bid._ The successful Bidder shall en-
ter into a. Contract with the City and
shall furnish a bond guaranteeing de—
livery of the material to be furnish—
The_ City Council reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Dated March 6. 1941.
GLENN W. LANDERS,
3-11-18-25. 4—1~4t.
N0. 1414
NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO
PRESENT AND FILE CLAIMS
In the Superior Court of the State of
\Vashiugtou
Probate ,
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
(unity at'public auction at the front 10F JOSEPH E- HITCHv
Déceased'
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN.
Lucy Hitch
appointed and has
IS
has been
Deceased, and that all persons hav-
ing claims against the said Deceased
or the said Estate are hereby required
to serve the same, duly verified with
the necessary vouchers attached, uponv
ithe undersigned Executrix or her At-
itorney of Record.
lbermen's
‘ County.
at Suite 1, Lum-
Building’. Shelton. Mason
V Washington, the same being
designated as the place for the trans-
action of the business of the said
“Estate, and file such claims. together
with proof of service with the Clerk
within
In the Superior Court of the Stateiof this Notice, to—wit: March 4. 1941.
of “’ashmgton for Mason Couniy
in Probate
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
gg DESSIE HUGHBANKS, DECEAS—
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
that the Undel'signcd, Mayben E. Wil—
lits has been appointed and has quali-
fied as Administrator with the Will
annexed of the Estate of Dessie Hugh‘
banks, Deceased. and that all per-
sons having claims against the said
Estate or against the said Deceased
are lierebyrequired to serve the same,
duly verified, with the necessary
ior said claims shall be forever barred;
of first publication, March 4th,
LUCY HITCH YOUNG.
Executrix of the Estate of!
Joseph E. Hitch, Deceased,
Suite 1, Lumber-men's Bldg,
Shelton, Mason County, Wiish- ,
ington.
CHAS. R. LEWIS.
iAttorney for said Executi-ix,
Suite 1, Lumbermen's Bldg., 1
Shelton, Mason County,
Washington.
3-4-11-18'25—4t.
- —1v-wirvr1rrv-r1r<
o.
5 room [
Newatzeli
district. $1 acre. H. G. Angle,
“ l
is well:
Excellent '
under- '
with the Willi
Chas. R. Lewis, Suite.
dersigned
has qualified as guardian of the es-
tate' of Christina .F.
competant person;
having claims against
,person, are hereby required to serve
the same, duly verified, on said
ion or .
address below stated, and file the same
with the Clerk of said Court, together]
with‘proof of such service within SIX
Date of first pub-.
fit— '
appurtenances to the water sysltetnil. e l
be material to be?
illSC‘Ll may be obtained from the City,
upon payment of $1.00. which
ject to
W.
imap showing the
:of said diversion and the place of
’ raulics,
City Clerk. _thex-
whose
for. Mason County Ini .
,‘in thirty (30) days after date of last
pfillilication, which date
Classified Service
Maytags, Thor,
Speed Queen,
Easy,
ABC,
tee. Priced from $17.50 up. Easy
terms.
USED DEPT, 127 Cota Street.
MILL WOOD
One Cord $4.50
Double Load (2 cords)
$8.50
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Training for General
Motors Accounting
Positions
Interviews by
Appointment Only
WRITE BOX S
for Appointment
USED RANGES
i1—-—.Lang Range __..$29.50
l—Banquet Range 22.50;
l—Range ............ ._
9.50
Olsen Furniture Co.
No. 1410
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In Probate
In the Superior Court of the State of
“’ashington for the County of Ma-
son
1N THE MATTER. OF THE GUARD-
IANSHIP OF CHRISTINA F. FLAN—
IGAN. an incompetant person.
Notice is hereby given that the mi.
has been appointed and
Flanigan, an in-
that all persons
said incompetent
ii
his attorney OI reciro
months after the date of first pub—.
lication of this notice, or the same
will be barred.
Date of first publication March 18,
HERB HANSEN,
Guardian of said
Estate. Address
10332 Aurora Ave-
nue, Seattle,
Wash.
' 1941.
HERB HANSEN.
Attorney for Estate,
10332 Aurora Avenue,
Seattle, Wash.
3-18~25. 4—1—3t.
NOTICE OF WATER RIGHT
APPLICATION NO. 5363
State of Washington Office of Super-
visor ot’ Hydraulics Olympia
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that C.. E.
Grimm of Union, State of Washing-
ton, under date of February 14, 1941,
filed with the State Supervisor
stream tributary of Salmon Creek, in
the amount of 0.10 second foot. sub-
existiiig rights, continuously
for the purpose of domestic supply;
that the approximate point of. dl\;(ll‘~
sion is located within SE14 of mm,
of Section 32. Township 22 _N., Range
W. M., in Mason County. A
location and plan
the proposed use is on'fl'le in the
office of the State Supervisor of Hyd-
Olympia, Washington, toge-
with such other information as
is required by law.
Any person, firm I)!" corporation
right will be. injuriously af-
fected by said application may file
with the State Superwsor of Hyd-
raulics, at Olympia, Washington, such
objections. or representations. in writ-
ing, as he may desu‘c to make, with—
is March 18,
W'itness my hand and official
this 4th day of March, A. D. 1941.
CHAS. J. BARTHOLET,
State Supervisor of Hydraulics.
seal
3‘ (SEAL)
3-11-18—2t.
Serial 018736
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United States Department of the In-
terior General Land Office, Spokane,
“’ushington, February 27, 1941.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
ithat the Entiat Lumber Company. of
chatchee, Washington. did, on Feb-'
‘ruary 24, 1941, file in this office its
‘application 018736, under
March 20. 1922 (-42 Stat, 465), as
amended by the act of September 22,
1922 (42 Stat.
ruary 28, 1925 (43 Stat, 1090) and the
act of August 11, 1939 (53 Stat, 1112),
;to exchange:
1036). the act 01‘ Feb—
NEl/A, NWl/l and NICK/1. SEW.
21, T. 24 N., R. 20 LI, W'. M.;
11331 Sec. 5, T. 25 N., R. 21 E., W.
All Secs. 3, 5. 9, 17, 21,27, 31, and
33. of T. 26 N., R. 19 F... W. M.:
Wl/v’; NVJl/Ii. Sec. 5; Nl/z NW9; and
Sec.
NW'lfi NEl/a, Sec. 13;
Sh; NW1“. SWIJ, and 81/; SEV,
Sec. 15; All Sec. 21;
N19 Nwig. swig. NWI/l. WV;
SW‘A. Sec. 23; N‘xé. 819% SW%,.
-14
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URNAL iv
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REBUILT WASHING machinesfFURNISI—IED APARTMENTS for
Choose from our large stock off
Voss, 1
General borough Apts, Second and Knee—
Electric. New machine guaran-§
NASH B R O T H E R S FOR RENT: furnished three room
:FOR 2 room“ apartment,
WANTED: Plowing by the hour,
WANTED: men to cut cord wood.
.WANTED AT ONCE: womah is!
[take charge of house and smalli
I WILL PAY CASH for second hand}
guard- I
{within the Olympic National Forest,
iWashington.‘ as agreed with
,low all persons claiming the timber
of ,selected,
of the Estate of Anna Katrina Buffing~
. ness
. such claims,
the act of,
_tice. to-Wit:
Page Seven
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NT ADS
a—
RATES
On Classified Advertisements
10 cents a line ~(5 words) first
insertion, 5c a line each subse-
quent insertion. Mini mum
charge 30c.
I
7'" mm C'"'"
For Rent 5
rent (2 aiid3rooms). Good lo-
cation. Very reasonable. Golds—j
l
3
land Streets, Shelton. 5-7 ~tf.
Classified adVertisernents ac-
cepted over the 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 L'-
i 10c will be made when billing’ls
apartments. Mill Street Apart—g
ments. Phone 259-M. C-1—13-c.,
private bath. 234 South Second
Street. B~—3-13—18—2t.
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Wanted
WmAM AA AAAAA‘ “A
necessary. Card of thanks 50c.
' Classified Display Rates on
I Request. I
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For Sale
WMAWAAA AA AAAAA‘AA‘A
with tractor. Leave telephone
orders at Cooke’s Feed Store or
contact B. E. Evans, R. 3, Box!
85. tf.‘
iFOR SALE: Electrolux cleaners.
' New machines as low as $49.50.
For sales, service and supplies
i call or write Jack Manley,
Hoodsport, Wash. 3—6—-4-1v—1m.
Phone 473—VV evenings.
H—v3-18-20mr4t
FOR SALE: one bay mare 1,600
store. Good wages. No children. .M n .
_ pounds. Inquiie at Mrs. Sadie
{The Magiesé bBlacggoL31§h1pE‘ Austin’s. 7th and McCormick,
“30’ ’ ’OX ' ' . -1i-1 -1 —20—4t.
3-18-25—3t. _ 01W}? 31 . -13 ,.8_.__,.___1_
' ““ " R ALE: ’L ' cubators, ex-
WANTED: stenographer. Must] F0 S { W0 m
cellent condition, 500 egg capac'
ity. Call at 1012 East Dearborn.
:4 — — -1 —4t
Afi3_18_tf ' S 11 13 8 20
~—-'—— 'FOR SALE: Rhode Island red
laying hens. L. R. Brown, Capi-
tal Hill. Phone 483-W‘.
B-3-18-20-25-—3t.
NEW HAMPSHIRE setting‘eggs
for sale. Alina Huss, Bayshore
Road. ‘1" "‘ ~2t.
FOR SALE: Coldspot refrigerator.
3 year guarantee. In A-l condi-
tion. Inquire at Journal office.
Ge—3—18n1t.
~FOR SALE: mangle in A—l condi-
tion, $35.00. Alvin Butler, Cap-
ital Hill. 3-18-20-25—3t.
FOR SALE: Rhode Island Red
setting eggs, seed potatoes, Mar-
shall strawberry plants. Phone
14-F-41. J. S. Carman. Matlock
Road, 5 miles out. 3-18-20—2t
« — FORSALE: two wheel trailer and
133$, @220 junior violin. Phone 371—M. P-—tf
3‘4'6'117‘3t FOR SALE: large size refrigera-
|
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l
l
i tor with frozen storage com-
LAWN MOWERS
l
l
i
take shorthand. Write Box “A”,
care of Journal Office.
bicycle, boys or girls models.
Ramsey Candy Shop. 3-18-20-21;l
WANTED TO BUY: canoe for use;
in life saving classes. Must be,
in good condition. J. L. Repling—‘
er, phone 329—R. 3-18-20—-»2t.
'VV‘UWV W‘W
Classified Service
Amm
2 Washing Machines
$15.00
Olsen Furniture Co.
Mixed Mill Wood
Never been in Salt Water
$4.50 Cord
store, restaurant or farm. $5.00
down, $5.00 month. NASH
partment. Just the thing for
SHARPENED
Keys made — washing ma— BROTHERS USED DEPT., 127
chines repaired —— specialist com.
in f'n ch '01 e d
uphggtg’; am a r paws an FOR SALE: work horses, ,see
George Dunn. Agate, ten miles
Handy Man from Shelton near Agate school.
3-11—13—18—3t
FOR SALE: used Lang Oil range. , ‘—
Just the thing for small home,'; PAY
$5.00 down, $5.00 month. NASH!
BROTHERS USED DEPT., 127g Amemca‘n Express
Cota. Money Orders
FIR DRUG STORE
Sec. 25; vvvvvvirrvvwwvvvvm
All Sec. 27; All See. 31;
NE%, Sly NWJ/l, and syg, Sec.
35. of T. 26 N., R. 20 E., W. M.;
WVZ and SEl/i. Sec. 7; All See.
Florencia CARDS
NAMMAAM
19; All Sec. 31, of T. 26 N., R.
g1] BLSI/ . :5
/2 14. 2, and Slit: NEl/h .
Sec. 9; All See. 17; , i
All Secs. 19, 21, 29. 31. and 33, ALDEN C' BAYLEY i
of T. 27 N., R. 19 E., W. M.; ATTORNEY AT LAW
gums/cc. v13]; S‘IéESfl/l, Sec. 21; I
,4. i2 ‘ V... and NW% Title Insurance Building
R2? 3012:3412” Oémsfifi-‘fl- 0‘ Opposite First National Bank I
81/2 swu, Sec. 31, T.‘ 27 N., R. Phone 23 .- . Shelton I
21 E., w. M., l
_'
containing 17,000.88 acres, within and
adjacent to the Wenatchee National
Forest, Washington, subject in part
to a reservation for existing roads
and telephone lines, and subject also
to certain reservations as to timber
cutting and the mining and remov-
ing of metalliferous metals. ‘as more
fully set forth in the formal appli-
cation on file in this office, for tim-
INSURANCE
HERBERT G. ANGLE
but; of an equal value to be taken Office? at Angle Building
from the. following described land: ‘
Secs, 1 to 5, incl., T. 21 N., R.
7 W., W. M.;
All Secs. 10, 14, 21, 28 and 36,
of T. 22 N., R. 5 W W M.;
Sees. 7. 18. and 19."T. 22 N., R.
W., w. M.;
10 to 15,
Secs. 1 and 2;
incl.; All See. 21;
Secs. 22 to 28, incl.; All See. 29;
Secs. 32 to 36, incl.; of T. 22 N.
R. 7 W., W. M.,
ELLIOT B. SPRING
Accounting Tax Services
Bookkeeping Systems
123 4th St. Phone 565
Secs.
the Sec-
retary of Agriculture.
The purpose of this notice is to al-
or having bona fide objec-
CHARLES R. LEWIS I
Hydraulics, Olympia, VVashlngtog, lutlfiion»: tot spelh zipplicatiorti,
tancpizplr-
,a lication for a ermit to lvel‘ . uni y 0 ie elr r0 es s in is
ital? public waters pof an unnamed office prior to the approval of the ex-
ATTORNEY AT LAW
change.
Any such protest should be filed
herein prior to April 25. 1941.
HARRY L. CHILD,
Register.
Suite 1 L. M. Bldg.
Shelton, Washington , i
1
3—4—11-18-25—4t.
Nos. 1411 and 1412
NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO
PRESENT AND FILE CLAIMS
DUANE BRODIE '
In the Superior Court of the State of -
I‘ly'azhitngton for Mason County ln' Attorney Law
To die ~ .
IN THE MATTER OF THE COM‘ Angle BUMIHQ
.BINE‘) ESTATES OF ANNA KATRI- Phone 337
NA BUFFINGTON AND JEREMIAH
lBUFFINGTON, Husband and Wife, — "
IBoth Deceased. N0 1404
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE To CREDITORS
that Melvin Sutton has been appoint-
ed and has qualified as Administrator In the superior court of the suite
of \Vashmgton for Mason County
In Probate ,
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF J. EDWIN GROUT. DECEASED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
the Undei'signed, Madalyn May Grout
has been appointed and has qualified
as Administratrix of the Estate of
J. Edwin Grout, Deceased. and that
all persons having; claims against
the said Estate or against the said
Deceased are hereby required to serve
the same, duly verified, with the
necessary vouchers attached upon the
undersigned Administratrix, or her
Attorney of Record. at the Law Of-
fice of Chas. R. Lewis. Suite 1. Lum-
bermen’s Bldg. Shelton. Mason Coun~
ty. Washington. the same being desig- ,
hated as' the place for the transac—
tion of the business of the said
Estate. and file such claims, together-
with proof of service with the Clerk
ton, Deceased, and as Executor or
the Estate of Jeremiah Buffington, De-
ceased, and that all persons having
claims against either of the said De-
ceased persons or against the Estate
of either or both, are hereby requir-
ed to serve the same. duly verified,
with the necessary vouchers attached.
upon the Undersigned Executor and
Administrator. or his Attorney of Rec-
ord, at Suite 1, Lunibernien's Building
Shelton, Masnn County, Washington,
the same being designated as the:
place for the transaction of the busi-
of the said Estates, and file
together with proof of
serVice With the Clerk of the above
entitled Court. within six months af—:
ter the first publication of this No—'
March 4th. 1941. or said
Claims will be forever barred; date of
first publication. March 4th.1941. 0? the abov“ 0111mm CPUI‘L Within
MELVIN SUTTON V six months after the first publica—
Adminisuuml. of {he Fstw) tion of this Notice, _to-w11: Maren
of Anna Katrina Buffirf‘tbn“ 11th, 1941, or said clalms‘will be for-
Deceased‘ ‘and E‘chtfi of ever barred; dale or first publica-
ihe Estate of Jeremiah Buf— uon’ Malfiggfl‘yémfifl GROUT
fington' cheaSOd‘ sun" 1' Administi‘htrix of the Estate
Iliumbergens Bldg. Shelton, of J_ Edwin Grout, Deceag-
CHAS R “Si’wiswmy' waSh' Ed‘ S“ ihtfi 1'
{igsnéi’ierafi’nf
Attorney for said Exfcutor ggdgvvfshingogin.
and said Administrator, Suite CHAs, R, LEWIS. Attor-
1, Lumbermen’s Bldg., Shel— ney for said Estate. Suite
ton, Mason County, Wash- 1. Lumbermen's Bldg, Shel—
ing’ton. ton, Mason County, “lash—r
ington. 3-11-18-20. 4-1——4t.
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