June 26, 1941
“'5? A 3'4?
"Army Trucks ‘Can Take It’
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b0I'Cler, men and materiel this week are converging on the
maneuver areas, to begin in June the greatest schedule of
tics ever held. For example, thousands of soldiers have
C Camp Forest area for the “Battle of Tennessee,” where
by the famous “Rolling Fourth” and 2nd Armored Divisions
tae
him
7 ’ E. Ga., and many other units from the East and Midwest.
:5 ChWrolet 4 x 4 army trucks have now taken their posts and
.— the rigors of the field, backed by months of testing under
m-wheel-drive army trucks at the General Motors Proving
l°Wi it ploughs through a mud hole that would stop anything
1here “iron horses” built for the army.
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. , Tia—EATEn AT HOSPITAL
lhIercantlle I Whitney Rodgers of Shelton
es ‘was admitted to Shelton hospital
~\Corpora’tlon Wednesday for treatment.
, Canal Mercantile
I'da i :-
mt. y f led a certi
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HOSP|TAL PATIENT l
10, , l John Rider of Shelton was ad-'
1 of corporationl mitted to Shelton hospital today.
'3 Office bearin .
g the I h 1
'Katheryn WiISOn' E for Wiedlca care I
e 3 MARRIAGE LICENSE
1“ States that a“; William Andrew DeCoy, 37, andl
pad and a“ as" , Jessie Millikin, 27, both of Aber-I
deen, at Shelton, June 26.
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. Glenn, daughter
' A. L. Glenn, re-i
whome here yester-l
tee-Week vacation‘
WEA- R. Egan of'
., “3 friends in San
‘ .Monterey, Calif.
Site Takes Hike I
Kill Devil hill, the dune on the
North Carolina banks from which ,
the Wright brothers made the first
airplane flight, has moved about 50
yards since the event. I
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Ores and concentrates valued-
at $142,000,000 and containing 1,-
386,000,000 pounds of recoverable
copper were produced at cop-
per mines in the U. S. in 1939, ac—
icording to the Census Bureau.
elm“ hospital
n Wednesday.
R RENT r CONAT
9161's — Pile Drivers — Gas Shovels
Cks -- Logging Trucks & Trailers
CLEARING and EXCAVATING
Information and Estimates Free
ROY KIMBEL
Agent
RICHFIELD PRODUCTS
Shelton
.31
6'43 M/Il’ 35 6’50
5 illlngs can happen to a car, the motorist l
N complete peace of mind and protec-
u [5 pocketbook is not content with in- I
'. SlqInst one or two hazards only but insists . l
‘ .mOSl- comprehensive policy obtainable.
9,5UCh policy, written by one of the
‘ '"Suronce companies in the world. Let
W" the cost for your car.
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PHONE 304 'SHELTON ,, WASH.
:ESENTING THE ‘_ CASUALTY
, SURETY COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONN.
said day,
Station 6 milcs
car,
and
day
pursuant to and
dersigncd will on Saturday.
o'clock
in the City
from. however, all public roads,‘ CCC
'21 to 38. Tract H. Tract I.
4 lion‘) 4, Twp. 22 N., Range 1
Description No. 7. NWL/i NWJA,
Section 21. Twp. 21 N., Range 2 W.
W.M. Offer $40.00.
Description No. 8. NW1/4 NINA,
‘ Section 29. Twp.
" NV:
you CAN’T SELL UNTIL you
ERWUSE W_A_NT--ADS A
on Monday. the 7th day of July. 1941, I
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE OF
ABANDONED CAR
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
hour of 2 o‘clock P. M. of!
at the Brock Dale Service
North of Shelton. ill
Mason County, Washington, I will .~ ll
the following d. had abandoned
lo—wit:
1929 Ford Pickup
25795, lVIOLIIl'
at the
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1940 Llcr-nsc No.
AS55649.
at public auction,
best. bidder for
GIVEN under my hand, this 24th
of June, 1941.
E. F. MARTIN.
Sheriff of Masonl
County. Wash.
bearing;
No. I
in
the highest I
cash.
6-20 ~1t.
(1])
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha1
in conformity with
on order of the Board of County Colu— I
missioners of Mason County, State of
Washington, duly mado and entered
on the 281i) day of May. 1941. order—
ing tho undersigned to sell. ill the
manner provided by law (Section 133,,
Chapter 263, Laws of 1927), the. un-'
the 12th
day of July, 1941. at the. hour of nine
in the forenoon of said day.
at the front door of the Court House'
of Shelton, said County
and State, offer for sale, at not lessl
than the minimum price stated be—
low. plus advertising and cruising,
costs, to the highest and best bid-
ders, all the right, title. and interest
of said Mason County, excepting there
roads. streets or alleys now in use.
or rights-of—way for roads now owned,
or sought to be appropriated atl
. this date for public roads, CCC roads
and pro- I
by.
or streets, by said county.
vidcd further that proceeds from sale
of forest products shall apply on con-
tracts, in and to the following de-
scribed l'cal properties, situated in
said County and State, to-wit: I
Description No. 1. Lots 1 lo
Block 1; Lots 1 to 48, Block 2; Lots
1 to 56, Block 3; Lots 1 to 5, Tract‘
B, Lots 20 to 41, Tract D ,Tract E,.
in Block 4;.l
all
Tract G. Lots
and Lots
and Lots 48 to 56,
Lots 1 to 14, Tract F.
47
5.
to 56, all in Block 5;
Lots 14 to 20, Lots 24 to 28, all in
Block 6; Lots 1 to 23 and Lots 28 to:
46, all in Block 7; Lots 1 to 46,
Block 8; Lots 1 to 46, Block 9; Lots
1 to 19, and Lots 24 to 42, all in
Block 10; Lots 1 to 46. Block 11;
and Lots 1 to 23, Block 12; all 111‘
Lakewood Plat G, Mason County,
Washington. Offer $75.00 Cash.
Description No. 2. SE14 SW14. Sec-
Offer $40.00.
Description No. 3. SW14 SE14 Ex—
cept Tract 15, Section 17: NW%, Nerfi
and SW14 NW1; Except part of Tract
2, Section 19; all in Twp. 22 N., Range
1 W.W.M. Offer $150.00 Cash for all.
Description No. 4. Wl/z SE14, Sec—
tion 30. Twp. 22 N., Range 1 W.W.M.
Offer $80.00.
Description No. 5. Tract 20 and
Tract 22, (both in SW14 SW14), Sec—
tion 29; Tract 3 in SE14 SEV. Sec-
tion 30; and Tract 18, Section 32; all
in Two. 22 N., Range. 1 Of—
fer $25.00.
Description No. 6. SW14 SW14.
Section 31. Twp. 20 N.. Range'2 .
W.M. Offer $150.00 Cash.
Section 29. Twp. 21 N., Range 2 W.
W.M. Offer $40.00.
Description No. 9. NE% NWIA,
21 N., Range 2 W.
“W.M. Offer $40.00.
Description No. 10.’ 81/2 NEW,
SWI/i. Section 31; and W143
NWI/fi, Section 32; all in Twp. 21 N.,
Range 2 Offer $240.00.
Description No. 11. SE14 SW14,
Section 12. Twp. 20 N.. Range 3 W.
W.M. Offer $80.00 Cash.
Description No. 12. NEH, SW14.
Section 13. Two. 22 N., Range 3 W.
W.M. Offer $40.00.
Description No. 13. 81/; SW14, Sec-
tion 13. Twp. 22 N., Range 3
Offer $80.00.
Description No. 14. Nl/g SW14. SEC-
SEl/i. Section 18;
tion 17: and SE14
.State of Washington
I ing. as he may (lcsu‘e to m‘
52, I
'jcct to
Lots 1 to.
SHELTON—MASON COUNTY JOURNAE
NOTICE OF \VATER RIGHT
APPLICATION NO. 5479
Office of
pervisor of Hydraulics Olympia.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notico is; hereby given UIL‘J t
N. lpr-ight of Shelton, State of
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ington, under (lot. 1' June 3,
I llled with the .‘ to Superv v of.
Hydraulics, Olympia. Wasnington, an
application for :1 permit to divert the
public waters of an unnamed ‘rcum
Lributal‘y of Pickering Pa‘ gt‘, lll=
the amount of 0.01 of a no fool,
subject to existing rig ll‘l)lll Alll'lll
15 to October 1 of each your for tho:
‘ purpose. of irrigation; and coutiilu- I
‘ ously for domestic supply; that mo ‘
.
approximate point of diversion ls lo-E
catcd within Govt. Lot 3 of Scctionl
34, tango :1 W. ‘
M., in Mason County. A map .
ing the location and plan of .
diversion and the. place of the })l‘U~I
posed use is on filo in the. office of
the State Supervisor of Hydraulics,
Olympia, Washington, (ogcthvr with
such othcr information as is requir-
cd by law.
Any pcrson, firm
whose right will be
fooled by said application may fill»
with tho State Supervisor of Hyde
raulics, at Olympia Washington, such
objections or reprc ultations
Township 21 N.,
corporation
5. I'-
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this 5th day of June, A. D., 1941
CHAS. J. BARTHOLET.
State Supervisor of Hydraulics.
(SEAL) T26. 8—3—er2l.
W'A’I‘ER RIGHT
APPLICATION NO. .3498
State. of \Vushington ()fil'cc of Sn-
pervisor of Hydraulics ()lymplh}
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that K. W.
Blanchard, of Shelton,
ington, under date of June
filed with the: Slate
Hydraulics, Olympia,
application for a permit to (Il\'(’l‘l.
the public waters of an unnamed
spring tributary of Mill Creek, 111 the
amount of 0.075 of a second loot. surl—
cxisting rights, l'l'om_ April
15 to October 1 of each year {chino
purpose of irrigation and colitlllu-
oust for donmsuc supply; that tho
approxunate point of diversion 1:;
located within swig of SVVM oi Sci:-
NOTICE OF
21,
Superwsor
Washington. an
11:41.
W.M., in Mason County. A map show—
ing the. location and plan of said
diversion and the place of tth pl-o—_
posed use is on file in the ofllcc. of
the State Supervisor of Hydraulics,
Olympia. Washington, together VVllh
such other information as is l't‘QUll‘rtd
by law.
Any person, firm
whose right will be
fectcd by said application may file
with the State Supervisor of Hyd-
raulics, at Olympia, Washington, such
objections or representations. In writ-
ing, as he may desire to make. with—
in thirty (30) days after date 01 last
pélblication, which date is July 3.
41.
Witness my hand and official sI-al
this 24th day of June, A. D.. 1941.
CHAS. J. BARTHOLET,
Statc Supervisor of Hydraulics.
(SEAL) ‘ 6-26. 7~372c
corporation
:41»
or
injuriously
No. 1437
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior (‘ourt of the. State
of Washington in and for thr- (loun—
ty of Mason, In l’ruhiitc.
In the Matter of tho Estate of ED—
WARD DICKENSON PAYNE, Dcrwas—
ed.
Notice is hereby given that the un~
dcrsigncd has been appointed and has
qualified as administratrix of the cs—
vcrificd, on said administl‘atrix or he
attorney of record at the address bo-
low stated, and file the sanele with
the clerk of said Court, together with
proof of such sorvicc, within six
months after the date of first pub-
lication of this notice or the sumo will
all in Twp. 23 N., Range 3
Offer $120.00 Cash.
Description No. 15. WM, Lot 1, all
of Lot 2, and that up lattedwmrtionl
of, Government Lot
of Lilliwaup Falls, containing 1.30
Acres. more or less. all in Section
30, Twp. 23 N., Range 3 Of-
l'cr $65.00.
Description No. 16. Tract 20. Section
11, Twp. 22 N., Range 4 0f-
fer $5.00.
_Description No. 17. Wl/z SE14, Sec-
tion 2, Twp. 19 N., Range 5
Offer $125.00.
Description No. 18. Tract 47 of Es-
rom Place Tracts, Section. 13, Twp.
20 N.. Range 5 Offer $10.00.
Description No. 19. SEE/1 NWIA.
Section 24. Twp. 20 N., Range 5 W.
ying es tcrly
W.M. Offer $40.00.
OMER L. DION.
Treasurer of Mason County.
(SEAL) 6-19-26. 7—3—3t.
ORDINANCE NO. 335
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO
BUILDING PERMITS IN THE CITY
OF SHELTON, AND THE USES OF
THE CITY STREETS FOR THE
CARRYING ON OF BUSINESS.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF‘
SHELTON DO ORDAIN AS FOL-
LOWS:
SECTION I: That the City of Shel-
ton. its Mayor, Council, Officers,
Agents, and Employees. shall not is-
sue any building permit to any
Corporation, Company, Firm, or per-
son whatsoever, where, after the use
of the building ermit and the erec-
tion of a building thereunder, any
part of the City Streets, Alleys, or
otllelfibuSlness places will be used and
occupied temporarily or permanently
for other than street, alley, or other
public purposes.
SECTION II: This Ordinance shall
be in full force and effect five (5)
days. from and after its passage and
publlcation according to Law.
INTRODUCED IN regular Council
Meetln this 5th day of June, 1941.
I PASS‘D IN regular Council Meet-
mg this 19th day of June. 1941.
APPROVED:
William E. Stevenson,
Mayor.
ATTEST:
Glenn W. Lenders,
City Clerk.
APPROVED AS TO FORM: ~
Charles R. Lewis,
City Attorney.
(CITY SEAL) 6-26—r-1t.
NOTICE. OF SPECIAL ELECTION
A Special Election will be held in
School District No. 306 on Saturday.
June 28th. 1941, for the purpose of
VOtmg on a Special 5 Mill Levy to
cover General Expenses of. the Dis—
trlct. -The polls will. be open at the
Lilllwaup School House from 1 to
D. II].
C.‘ W'. JOHNS.
Clerk of_tlie Board
School District No. 306.
6—19-24-26~—3t.
No. 1437
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Courtvof the State
of Washington in and for. the Coun-
ty 01 Mason. In Probate
In the Matter of the Estate of ED-
ggARD DICKENSON PAYNE, Deceas-
Notice is hereby given that the un—
chIgnated has been appointed and has
qualified as adniiniszralrix 0f the es-
Current Expense Warrants Nos. 10278
School District No.
School District No.
School District No.
SchOUI Distr'ct N . '
(SEAL) l o 309 Building Fund
be barred.
Date of 19.
' 1941.
VALEVE PAYNE WEBBER,
Adnlinistrau-ix of said Estate,
' Shelton, Washington.
l DOANE BRODIE, .
IAttorney for Estate. Angle.
Building. Shelton, Washington.
1 6—19-26. 7-3-10~—4t.
first publication June
l NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
sealed bids will be received by the.
Board of County Commissioners of
Mason County, Washington, in their
office at the court house in Shelton,
up to two o'clock p. in. on Monday,
July 7th, 1941, for the construction
of Mason County _Road Project No.
15, 1941 Road .Olllng, which project
consists of Units 1, 2 and 3 com-
bining bituminous surface treatment
light and non-skid single seal ollcd
road construction, Bids will be ro-
ceived up to the_ time fixed and then
opened and publicly read aloud.
Plans and specifications are now
on file With the County Auditor where
they may be examined by prospective
bidders and may be had upon re-
ceipt of $5.00. which sum shall be
forfeited unless plans and specifica«
tions are returned in good condition
within f1ve_days of awarding bid.
The englneers' preliminary esti-
mated quantltles, Including those com-
bined in Units 1, 2 and 3, are as
follows:
Item 1. preparation of roadway oil,
29.55 miles; Item 2, preparation of
lroadway. unOlled. 6.8 miles; Item 3,
bituminous cement road 01'] 1Vl.C.-2
in place on roadway, 445 tons; Item
4, Screened gravel surfacing, ~11 inch
minus in place on roadway. 4850 cubic
yards; Item 5_. bituminous cement, R.
C.-4 road Oil in place on roadway, 120
tons; Item 6, schedule A, coarse
screened gravel. inch to 1,4; inch
in place on roadway. 1200 cubic yards;
Item 7, schedule. A, fine screened
gravel, 1,1 inch to O, in place in road—
way, 450 cublc, yards; Item 8, water
in place on roadWRY. 70 M gallons.
Road 011 to_bc used on this project
will be furnished to the contractor
by Mason County under the, terms of
its contracts vnth prozucers and dis—
tributors, according to special pro—
visions.
Each bid must name unit price on
each item ,as specified and be ac-
com amed byccrtifled check payable
to reasurer of Mason County for
five. percent. of total bid.
Dam of completion of work to be
on or before August 1st, 1941.
The Beard-requires that where pos-
sible the contractors will em 10y resi-
dents of Mason County who are
Americanrmtlzens and that the min-
imum wage shall be $4.00 per legal
day. All material used on the Work
shall be procnred Within Mason Coun-
ty from local dealers when available.
subject to kind and quality provided
for in the standard specifications and
bond must be secured from a local
agent of an aCCeptable bonding com-
pany. Bids of contractors residing
outside of State ,of Washington will
not be considered. Board reserves the
right to reJect any and all bids.
Dated this 26th day of June, 1941.
HARRY DEYETTE.
County Auditor and Ex«
Offlcm Clerk of the
Board of County Com-
mlssloncrs, Mason
County, Washington.
7-3—2t.
6-26.
NOTICE OF: WARRANT CAL
Notice is hereby given that the following Mason County Warrants are
called lorpayment at the office of the Treasurer of said County, and that
interest Will cease on the date of the
publication of this notice:
to 10503 inclusive;
Publlc Assistance (Social Security) Warrants Nos. 207410 2181 inclusive;
2 Warrant Nos. 2008, to 2012 inclusive;
43 Warrant Nos. 1951 to 1954 inclusive;
, 45 Warrant Nos. 2920 to 2931 inclusive;
1 School District No. 302 Warrant Nos. 1612 to 1625 inclusive;
$611001 District No. 304 .Wai'rant Nos. 1210. to 1219 incluswe;
85:
OMER L. DION.
Treasurer of Mason County.
VVarranl No.
Dated at Shelton. Washington June 24, 1941.
‘I‘OR' SALE: six room house and
ill writ— 1
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tion 28, Township 20 N., Range 3 W. ‘
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LEGAL PUBLICATION
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Real Estate - I
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furnished or unfurnished. $2800:
terms. Phone 328-J or 499.
Rfl5-13—tf.
21,43 acres on Arcadia Road. 5—
room house, Chevrolet coupe
and trailer, reconditioned, 1927
Buick sedan, outboard motor.
M. L. Kolmorgail, Route 3.
5-29-»—6-29—-1M.
WATERFRONT BARGAIN Quar-
ter mile frontage, 25 acres,
creek, low bank, on Big Skoo—
kum, south side. Known as Call—
ncry Point. MAKE ME AN OF-l
FER. Ray C. Gruhlke, Capitall
5—15—-6~26—13t.
lot. Inquire J. H.
Turner, Angieside.
6~19~24-26-7-1—4t
FOR SALE OR TRADE: 80 acre
ranch, 6 room house,
chicken house, garage. Hay is
ready to cut. 1'3 acres cleared.
in thirty (30) days after date of lastl
publication, which date is July 3, I
1941.
Witness my hand and official seal .
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Summit Drive, four rooms and
breakfast nook; full basement
and furnace; nice yard, lawn,
shrubs and trees: garage and
fence. Handy to stores, church
and 'school. Reasonably priced
at 32500. Terms $500 down, $25
a mo. See M. C. ZINTHEO,
Realtor; Title Ins. Bldg, Phone
157. .
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FOR SA LE
modern suburban home
on paved highway, fireplace,
basement, plastered with new
I paper. Has excellent well kept
I yard with many beautiful flow-
ers and shrubs. Small conser-
vatory attached to home with
many plants. Includes about 2
acres of excellent soil and
gravity water system. This is
one of, the finest suburban
homes in the county and will
make an excellent home. Why
not see it today if you want a
really fine home that is close
in.
some terms.
11-acres in Kamilche Valley, fine
soil and most all under culti-
vation. Has good 4-room house
with large chicken house. Elec—
tric lights, daily mail and about
8 miles from Shelton. Will sell
for $1775 and give good terms
to reliable party.
5-room modern home with large
I upstairs in excollent condition,
7~room
duStiess street. Will sell for
I $4500 and allow some terms.
'7—room home in best district.
Large lot with excellent side-
walks. A very good buy at
$2450.00, terms $350 down and
$20.00 per month at 6%. Why
not see it today?
4-room unfinished home, with 2
large tracts of land, good well
and raspberry and strawberry
patches. Plenty of wood on
‘property. Close in. A rent
beater at $1,000, with'$75.00
, down and $20.00 per month, 6%
interest.
20—acres more or less located on
Spencer Lake. Good beach and
good fishing. Located in quiet
spot and a good buy at $1,000.
Terms.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Good going store on well traveled
road and fully equipped and
l stocked, gasoline pumps, oil and
air service also. Includes 4-rm.
modern home and 3 acres of
land. Busy district surrounding.
I If you are interested in a good
business proposition with good
easy income I would be glad to
show you this property. Cash
price or terms.
one should want in a nice home.
at
lSmall place ivith 1A acre of ex-
I cellent ground. 1-room house
and cabin with garage attach-
ed. Berries, garden and flowers.
Mostly all cleared ready to cul-
tivate. This place is close in and
will make a fine home for a
' couple or single party. See it
today. Half cash, balance on
terms ................. .. $790.00
9?- at
in good condition. Refinished in-
side. Good yard. Why pay rent
when you can buy a home for
as low as $250 down and $20.00
per month ?
l5—room modern home, 3 bed rooms,
l ~I< 2:: ' al'
Business building in Shelton. Ren-
tal income. Terms. $4,600.00.
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5-room modern home, with hard-
wood floor, fireplace, furnace
and basement, 21/2 acres of ex-
cellent ground, with fruit trees
and large chicken houses. This
, will make you a fine surburban
I home, close in, $2850, terms, may
be arranged.
Will trade.
Herbert G. Angle
l Angle Bldg. Phone 304
late of
Edward Dickenson Payne.
deceased ;
l _I1121L all persons having
lcl-‘llms against said deceased are here-
by‘rcquircd to Sl‘l'VP. the same, duly
verified, on said udminislralrix or her
ulto‘ncy of rccord at the address bu-
low stated. file the same with
tho clcl'k of .lld Court, together with
prool of such service, within six
}months after the. (lato of first pub—
,.
£1.
licalion of this noticc'or the. same will
be barred.
D211“. (If 19.
1941.
VALEVE PAYNE WEBBER,
Administratrix of said Estate
Shelton, Washington.
DOANE BRODIE,
Attorney for'Estate. Angle
Building, Shelton, Washington.
6-19-26. 7-3-10—4t.
first publication June
Theatre Building, Olympia, Wu;
. FOR SALE: modern? 5-room house,
with large sun porch and large
barn, ,
N. W'. Mutlock. Inquire G. L.
Bliss. seen—1-2:.
I FOR SALE: Modern home on
Will sell for $5800 and give.
o-
up-
: FOR SALE: 5-room modern house, SHELTON FURNITURE UP-
holsterillg, furniture recovered
and rebuilt, free estimates, 714|
Joe Nussbaumcr, '
Ellinor Ave.
proprietor. Phone 590—W.
6-20. 7-20~~~-1M.
SAM,‘
Have you heard that you can
get a “License Plate Key Tag,”
and chain, with your own licensel
FOR RENT: new two-room apart»
number printed on it in baked
enamel, in your own state colors,
lFREE, with any purchase at 'Al
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liuerby Motors?
Your pal Pete
P.S.»J1‘hey also have those new
13. F. Goodrich Tires, with “Dura-
n
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Tice, 11th andl
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ANDREWS PHOTO STUDIO
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BULLDOZING, grading, excavat-
ing, etc. Reasonable rates. See
Clarence Wivell Lorraine Dairy,
., phone 17F1. 5-27. 6-27M1M.
FILMS
DEVELOPED
I 25¢ per roll
Free Enlargement
I each roll.
I FIR DRUG STORE
coupon with
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Duplicating
SALES BOOKS
‘ 5¢ Each
)r 55¢ per dozen
, 11am 01", Egygr'a “wckwmn gurus hard wood floors, fireplace,
full
(eciaasc ; la. a persons ' amiin , r,‘ , ~
, claims against said deceased arc here-q" bafiementl furna'v‘f
‘ind 111C 6.
lby required to sorvc the same, (1111 yzrl‘d. Cement Sidewalk and, '
lWe also take orders for all kinds
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than outside salesmen can quote
you.
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1938 BUICK 4-door\touring se.
dan, nicely equipped, 4 new
tires. New car guarantee $645
1937 BUICK 5 passenger coupe.
radio, heater, new brakes, new
paint _________________ __ $545
1937 CHE T DeLuxe 4 dr.
sedan, radio, heater, spot light.
l new paint .................. ._ $495
1937 CHRYSLER Roya Coupe.
l new paint, 4 new tires .... .. $495
1938 Pontiac “8" business coupe.
I Radio, heater, low mileage $595 June 30 High
[1936 CHEVROLET, radio, heater,l
1 new paint ____________________________ .. $385
i1933 STUDEBAKER sedan, eXCel-
I lent condition thruout, radio $325
‘1933 PONTI C COUPE. New
paint _____________________________ _. ..... .. $185
Several Model A’s .. $85 - $125
' Better Values -— Lower Prices
a stronger guarantee you’ll
not find anywhere!
All ’41 state tested . . .
BOB ERVIN
NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION
I_ The Board of Equalization of Mg:-
son County. Washington, will meet in
open session Monday, July 7, 1941. at
ten o‘clock at the office of the County
Assessor, County Courthouse, Shelton,
Washington, for the purpose ofcqual-
izing assessments of property in sald
County. a (I will continue in scssxon
from time 0 time for two weeks. At
I this time any taxpayer may bring to
lthe attention of the Board any com-
.plaints regarding assessments for the
current year.
WARREN LINCOLN,
Mason County Assessor.
, 6-19. 7—3—3t.
No. 1388
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
, ACCOUNT AND REPORT AND PETI-
I TION 0F EXECUTOR FOR SETTLE-
MENT, DISTRIBUTION AND DIS-
l CHARGE.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF MASON.
IN PROBATE.
In the Matter of the Estate of
SARAH A. ECKERT. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
Walter O. Eckert, Executor of the
above entitled estate, has filed with
the Clerk of said Court hl_S final
account, reportand petition for set—
ill-ment and distribution of the estate
Iof the deceased, wherein the’ Court
is asked to a prove said account and
report, make istribulion of the. estate,
and discharge the. Executor.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN. that
in accordance with an order of the
said Court made and entered on the
17th day of June, 1941. a hearing
will be had before the Courbqn said
final account, report and petition on
Saturday, the 19th day of July, 1941.
at 10:00 o'clock, A. M., on said day
in the Court Room of said Court in
ltlie Court House at Shelton, Wash-
] in rton.
. ated this 19th dav of June. 1941.
CLARE ENGLESEN.
Clerk of the Superior Court for
Mason County. Washington.
ALDEN C. BAYLEY.
Attorney for Executor,
Title Insurancu Building,
Shelton, Washington.
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RATES
For Rent
On Classified Advertisements
10 cents a line. (5 words) first
insertion, attractively low rates
on subsequent insertions. Min-
imum charge 40c.
rent
cation.
(2 and3rooms). Good lo-
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apartment 3 rooms and bath.
Phone 37—M after 7:30. 221. No;
10th St, across from tennis.
courts. S—6-24‘-26--7-1-.’,‘~#4t.
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 is
necessary. Card of thanks 500.
ment, furnished. Mrs.’ Edith
Whittle, Route 3, Box 1, She1-’ Classified Display Rates on
ton. W—r 6-1~tf. 1 Request. ’
F—OR IENT;"*‘”"_"“""‘“ Phone 100
3-1‘oom furnished
apartment, private bath. Mill
Street Apartments, phone 259M. .
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INCOME? , . FOR SALE CHEAP: Mowing
machine, hayrake, harrow and
cultivator. Phone 2 1 7J3 ev‘e-
nings. J—6—17-19-24-26-w4t.
equipped'
store. Living quarters in build-1
ing. To reliable party 'only $25
per month.
FOR SALE: Red cockc-r spaniels.
Phone 483-W. Mrs-.g Leonard
Brown, Capital Hi‘l’l‘i 346-24—tf
Herb Angle, Angle Bldg.
IFOR SALE: practically new Es-
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WANTED TO BUY: two wheell FOR SALE: 2 mares,~ yrs. old.
trailer; cheap. C. M. Hovdey,;i true and sound, mowing mach-
Bonneville Office, Box 509 Shel-I me and other farm machinery.
ton, 6-28-_7-1A2t, or will trade for milk cows. F.
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STEADY WORKw—GOOD PAY—I
RELIABLE PERSON WANT— -— ,V ,q 1, ..
ED to call on farmers in Masonl Cfiheav‘tngfzsmfifidn
County. No experience or capi- E F Goofirigh girég ‘ ““7
tal required. Some making $100| ’ ' V 'j_
ill a week. Write MR. INMAN, DRY CEDAR EDGxNGs. May
242‘; Magnolia Stu oaklandvl have for hauling. Churchill Mill,
cahf' 6‘24‘26““2t-% Matlock Route. 6—26—1t.
CHRISTMAS TREES WANTED1lFOR SALEzd’i goal milk cans”.
large or small lots. Highest, 2 Guernseys, 5 Jerseys. Two to
prices. Mattson Carlson; 4125} be fresh. David M. Crosswhite,
Sixth Avenue, Tacoma. 1,"2 mile north of Belfair. 6-26—1t
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USED FURNITURE ‘
1—Montag‘ range with coil $49.50
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Il—Montag range .............. .. 27.50
_ I lfiMontag circulator, good
I as new .......................... .. 39.50
LOST: partly finished needle-Il—Quaker Radiant Burnoil
point, about 16 inches square; heater .............................. ..
29.50
between Railroad AvenUe andila—Westinghouse Electric
courthouse, Saturday evening. range .............................. .. 29.50
Please return to Mrs. Lydia
Towers, County treasurer’s of-
fice. 6—26wlt.
Olsen Furniture Co.
USED APPLIANCES
RANGES WOOD
LOST: red pique dressmaker bath-
ing suit between Pine and Cotal
Streets. Mildred Daniels, 12th
_ ’fi I1—Lang ............................ ..$39.50
andfiBayviewA. mwd 26__ >1t. , 1ALang _______________ u H 2750
l 1~-»Home Comfort 44.50
LOST: will the person who found 1 1i. Montag ............................
.. 29.50
a_ ladies black kid glove down- i... Montag _________________________
39.50
town please return it to Jour- 1- Monarch 24.50
rial office. C~—6—26-—1t., 1— Western _ ,;_ 2.4.50
‘, 1’ Laundry ............. ....:-. ..... .. 12.50
i ELECTRIC RANGES ‘1
' ,1—Hot Point (only f
TldeS Of the eek : slightly used) ' ...... ....... ..'..$79i50
Computed for Oakland Bay REFRIQERAgogg‘iU
“1°32? $332312:ERIE?” 1~Sparton . 109:50
l;1——Grunow ......... .. 79.50
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Fri. Low 1:24 a.m 5.8 ft. I Wf‘SHING ,MACHINES ,
. r ll—Maytag, rebuilt ...$39.50
June 27 High 5.42 a.m 9.7 ft. , .-
,1—-Norge .. 27.50
Low 1:19 pm -1.4 ft. I
Hi h 9-09 m 113c 1—‘N0rge 2450
g P- * - - 1—Thor .... .. p 19.50
Sat. Low 2 :16 am. 5.5 ft. MISCELLANEOUS
June 28 High 6:28 a.m. 9.3 ft. 1—aut0matic Gas Hot water
Low 1 :58 p_m -1.0 ft. heater ——————— .....................
“$24.50
High 9:41pm 11.4 ft. 1—palr bed springs 4.75
_ ll—lce box ................... .. 5.00
Sun. Low 3.10 a.m. 5.0 ft.
June 29 High 7:30 am. 8.9 ft. Used Dept. 117 Com.
Low 2:40 p.m. -0.4 ft. . . ‘
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Mon. Low 4:08 a..rn. 4.3 f?
8:51 am. 8.4f'. . i " .
Low 3:25 pm. 0.4.ft. ‘ M‘m. ., ,
High 10:47 p.m. 112‘4'ft. , , .1,
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Tues. Low 5:07 a..m. 3.4 ft. ALDEN 0- BAYLEY' I‘
July 1 High 10:21 am. 8.0 ft. ATTORNEY AT LAW
Low 4:14 pm. 1.4 ft. . ' ‘
Hi h' 11:22 . . 11.4fm. Tm“ “dun”? Building .
g p m Opposite First National Bank's
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National Forest Timber
For Sale!
INSURANdE
HERBERT G. ANGLE
Office at Angle fiifldlng
u—n—In-
Sealed bids will be received by the
Forest Supervisor, Box 187, Olympia.
'Washlngton up to 10 A. M. July 26,r
1941. for all the live timber marked
01‘ designated for cutting. and all
merchantable.dead timber located on
an area embracing about 400 acres
Within Sections 20 and 21. T 23 N,
R_ 5 W., Dry Creek Watershed. Olym-
pic National Forest, Washington. (ls-l
tlmatcd to be 6.070.000 feet. B.M.,
feet B.M., more or less. of Douglasvi’ir.
2.190.000 feet B.M.. more or less of
western hemlock and other species.
No bid of less than $4.50 per M feet,
B.M. for Douglas—fir, $4.35 per M feet
B.M. for western red cedar and $0.50
DEBI‘ M feet B.M. for hemlock and othcr
Species will be considered. A co-
r>Derat1ye deposit of $0.35 per M feet
BM. for timber mel'chantable under
the terms of the agreement, in addi-
tion to the prices bid for the stump-
agf‘. to cover the cost of slash dis-
posal will be required. $2.-
000.00 must be deposited with each
bid. to be applied on.thc purchase
price, refunded, or retained in part
as liquidated damages, according to
conditions of sale. The right to re-
lect any and all bids reserved. Be-
Iore bids are submitted full informa-
tion concerning the. timber, the con—
ditions of sale, and the submission
of bids should be obtained from the
District Ranger, Hoodsport, Wash—
lngton. or the Forest Supervis 1' Post.
Office Building, Olympia. Was iiigton.
6-26 and 7-10—21.
ELLIOT B. SPRING '
Accounting Tax‘ Services!
Bookkeeping.- Systems
123 4th St.‘ Phone 565
Painting
Interior Decorating
. GEO. A. MLCREARYI
Phone 559—J Shelton, Wri.
Papering
International Correspondence~
School Shelton Representative:
NOTICE OF CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATION. WILBERT CATTO
thNOD’I‘ICE CIS'IHSEREBYFCIVEN, that
.c 0 we lVl ‘cl'l'icc .omnllsslonot‘ ,
the City of Shelton will. on Monday phone 591 w
evening. July 14th. 19:11, at 7:30
O’clock P._M. in the City Hall. in
Shelton. Washington. hold an oral '
and written examination for Cityi
Pol'mman. MT. MOW'AH LODGE
1i pTICE IStF‘URTH‘lER GIVEN. that .
a crsons a.lng tic Examinatiin
rIiJlusit file :1p1)ll(‘2l1inf(‘i1SCWllh the No. 1‘
F'&'A'M.
n el‘SIgnc crl'etar' an hhf E, ‘ ‘
uminer on or licforg Monday: July Next Regular communicaflon-fl
7th, 1941. JULy5
Dutcd this 24tlcljfldag of June, 1941. A '
A '. R. LEWIS, i . H. NEEDH M,
Secretary and ChinI M Worshi fix] lMagter
Examiner, Civil Scr- p.
Vic-3 Commission for
1hr: City of Shelton,
Washington.
6-24-26. 7-1-3—4t.
J. L.‘ CA‘r'rb, ‘
Secretary.
