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now, 1941‘.
.110 Land Dives 50 Feet Down
m‘wmm film
mantg 0n the Santa Margarita Ranch, near Oceanside, Calif.,
I, a bill disturbed by the fact that they are 50 feet below those
at normal field level. Engineers are studying the land
c9. For a time, the land dropped at the rate 'of a foot a day.
2.;
Tater-Picking Is Tough
geek 015 Lawrence, Kan., had his two daughters pick pota—
‘Iooong enough to have their picture taken. Then regular
Over the back-breaking job. Spuds on this farm are
k
200 bushels to the acre, are of excellent size and quality.
Carter’s.
5-oz. Cube
25¢
Sunset Green . V
te Blue Sunset Brown
Violet Sunset Red
Washable Black
3-0z. Cube
15¢
PIN T AND QUART PRICES
Pints I Quarts
Black Blue—Black
1.25
1.50
75¢
90¢
aSent Blue Permanent Blue
anent Red
tat Cireen
IeIOUBNAL:
Permanent Red
Violet & Green
/i?u-r 1 mouse-r
'FAY WAS CRAz‘l
AQOUT
YOUWCAN’T SELL UNTILWWDU
'fFlklle A BUYER USE WANT-ADS
SHELTONSM'ASON
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I LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
No. 1437 I
NOTICE OF SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION I
In the Superior (‘ourt of tho
of “'nsliington in and for
County of Mason In Probate
1n the Matter of the Estate of ED-
WARD DICKENSON PAYNE. Deceas- ’
State
the.
1 ed. I
Notice is hereby given that in com--
pliance with the, order of court here-
tofore entered in the above—entitled
cause the adi‘ninistratrix will offer
for sale at public auction at the cast'
front door of the county courthouse
in the City of Shelton. County of Ma—
7 son. State of Washington, at the hour
of 10:00 o’clock in the i‘orenoon of the
21st day ‘of August, 1941, the follow-I
mg described real estate: ‘
MASON COUNTY
Township 21 North; Range 2 W.W.M.
v Section 4
NED/4 ol’ SE14. NW2; of SEX/t. SW 1.3. .
of SP; 11., SE“, of SEII. I
Section l0 .
SEW, of NEIL NE»; of SE14, NVEI»;
of SE»,, SE»:’. of SE13.
Section 12
SW55; of NWI/,. NEI/L of SW14."
SE»; of SWl/t. SW14. of SW‘A, ,
Section 12 I
SVVIK, of NW»/,, NE»; of SWI/i,!
SEM of SW1,Ji. SW»; of SWIG. I
Section 15 ,
NEIA of NE»;, NW ».’. of NE%,
M., NE»; of NEH/(Q. NW% 01' NEl/i,
SVVl/x, 0f NEl/Ii; SE14 of NEH, NEIL,
or" SE14. NW»; of SEA/i, SWIQ ol’
SE14, SE1". of SE‘Q. NEH, of SWIcl,‘
NW»; 01' SW14. SW»; of swig, say. l
of SVVI/l, ’
Section 21 I
NEW. 01' SEW, NW»; of SE»3, SWI/i ‘
of SEI,/,, SE»; of SE14,
. Section 22 I
NEW. of NWII. NW»§, ol‘ NW1,./,,
SW 1,], of SW14. SWII of NW»’., SID/4‘
or NWig, NWV. of swig, I
Section 23
NW»; of NWI/i, I
Section 28 I
SE13 ol‘ NE‘Q. SW»?. of NIH/hi
NWI/i of SE14, NE% of SWI/i, SEM
of SW53. SW14 01' SE14,
Section 31 i
NEH; (if NWIA, NWIA of NWI/l,’
JSW»; ol‘ NW1/i. SEl/i of NWI‘Q,
Section 33
NE% of NW1/4, NWIA of SW14,1
Township 21 North, Range 3
Section 7
NW1; of SE14, NE»; of SW14. SE14 I
vol“ SW14, SW»!. of SE14,
I Section 8
NE»; of NWH, NWI/A of NW14,
SWI/i of NW1/4, SE»; of NW»; NE»;
of SW14, NWIK; of SW%, SEIQ oi"
SW14, NVVIA of 813%.
Section 13 I
Nwsg or Nwig, swl/4 of NWV.
NW»; of SW14.
Section 21
S5114 of NEIL}. SEM; of SE14,
Section 22 I
NElg of NEIA, NW% of NE%.
SW14 of NE%, SE14 of NEl/t. NE‘A
of NW»L., SW14 of NW%, SEl/l, of
well to cite the following 'two
sections providing penalties .for'
Icarelessness which leads to the-
starting of forest fires, inasmuch'
Iseason and great care is necess-i
jary to protect our forests from
the red- demon.
Section 28
NEW. of NEH. NW»; of NEl/l- SW»; ,
of NEl/L SE»; of NEH, NEJA. ofl
NW»;. NVI»; of NW»Q. SW»; 01'
,NW‘AH SE»; 01' NW1d. I
‘ Section 30
NE»; of NWIQ. NW% of NW%.
SW14 0f NWIA. SE17; of NW»;,
Section 34 ;
NEIL, of NWI/I. NW»; of NWIA,‘
SWl/i of NW1/i. SE»; of NWI/A. NEE/4
,of SVVIA. NWIA of SW14, SW»; ofI
SW14, SE14 of SW»{;,
Section 35
NW»;. NEH, of SW14, NWIQ of SW1/4. I
SW15, of SW14, SE»; of SW14, NEE/.1!
of SEl/I. NW»; of SEV, SW14 of!
$131.31., S1014 of SPF/1.
Section 23
NEIQ of NEH.“ NW% of NE1/4,‘
SW14 of NE‘A, SE»; of NE1/-., NEl/LI
of NWI/I. NW1/4 of NW%. SW14
NWMI.
of I
SE14 of NW%, NEW; of SW%,
NW»; of SW14,
of SW ».’.,, NE»4
SW14 of SW14, SE14
of SE14, NWIA of
SEl/i, SW14 of SE14. 513% 0f SEl/i.
Section 26
NWIZI of NWM, SW1/4 0f NW%,I
NVVl/4 of SW1/4, SW14 of SW%,I
Township 21 North, Range 4
Section 23
SW14 of SW14.
Section 24
NE»; of NW1/4, NW»; of NWIA.
SW14 of NW1!“ SE»; of NWIA, I
Section 26
NW»; of SW16. SW14 of SW14,
SE14 of SW»; (Less 31/.» acres) x-
cepted ground all of land East of
Olympic Highway. I
Forestry Laws
Concise About
Fire Dangers!
From the forestry laWS of the]
State of Washington it might be
as this is the height of thefire
Section 103—Negligent Fires:_
Every person who shall wilfully
or negligently set, or fail to care-
fully guard or extinguish any fire,
whether on his own land or 'the
land of another, whereby the .tim-'
bet or property shall be en-
dangered, or who shall fail to
respond to any lawful summons
to‘ aid in guarding or extinguish-
ing any fire, shall be guilty of
a. misdemeanor. I
Section 104—Lighted Cigars,
Matches, etc.
It shall be unlawful during the‘
closed season, for any person to
throw away any lighted tobacco,
Cigars, cigarettes, matches, :=fire~
crackers, or other lighted mater—
ial in any forest, brush, range, or
grain areas in this state.
.Every person, firm or corpora-
tion operating a conveyancethru
or above forest, brush, range, or
grain areas shall 'be equipped in
each compartment ‘thereof.._with
suitable container or receptacle,
for the disposition or reception of
lighted tobacco, cigars, cigarettes,
matches, fire-crackers, or other
inflammable material.
TRAVEL TO BEACH
, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young,
Miss Virginia Clark, Cal Jones
and Bud Quinn went to_CQp.alis
Beach Sunday, where they .en-
Joyed a day of ocean swimming.
, 01'
1 NWI/i,
‘ SW13
101‘ NE%,
NE» of NE»... NWIAOf NEl/i. SW14
of N 54, SE»; of NEIA, NEIA of
NW»;, NW»; of NW»;, SW14 of
NW1/4, SE14 ol' NWlA, SW14 of SW»(.,
SEE/i 0f SW14. NEH; Of SE14, NW»;
of SE14, SW14 of SEN/.1, SE14 of
SEM, Township 21 North. Range 5
Section 14
SW‘/.'\ of NWII, SEM, of NWIA,
NE»; of SW14, NWM, of SW14, SW14
of SW14, SE14 01' SW14.
1 Section 22
NE»; of NEIA, NW»; of NE»;
SW14 of NE»;, SE»; of NEl/i. NEiz,
of SW14, SW»; of SW1d. SE»; of
SW»:§. NEl/J, of SE»; NW»; of SE14,
bEI/i 0f SEIZvASW‘A of SEIQ.
Section 23
NEV, of NW3d. NW»; of NW1/,_
SW»; of NW»{,, NEl/I of SW'IZi,‘ NW»;
of SW14. SW14 of SVVIA, SEMI of
SW14. NE », of SE14, NWIxZi of
SEX/i. SW14. of SE14. SE»; of SE14,
Section 25
NE}; of NEW, NWIA of NE»;,
SW»4 of NEM. SE»; of NEH/3. NE»;
NWICI. NVVI; 01' NW5, SW»; of
SE»; 01' NW»;, NE»; of
SW14, NW»; of SW»... SWI/ri of SW14,
SEI/x, ol SWI/I, NE»; of SEI/i. NWM,
of SE14, SWIK; of SEIA, SE»;, 01' SE14,
Section 26
SW14 0f NEH]. SE11, 01' NE%. SW%
01 NW‘,!;, 813% of NWI/I, NE‘A of
SW14, NWIQ Ol' SW16, SW31. of
SW14, SE». of SW14, NE»; of SE15“
NW». of SE14. SW17. of SE14. SEE.
(if SEMI.
Section 27
NEM, of NE»; NWIA of
of NE»;. SE14 of NE'a,
Section 35
NEIA of NEIA. NWIQ of NEIA,
SW14 of NEIA, SE»; of NE%. NEM1
NEIA,
, (If SE14, SW»; of SE14, SE14. ol‘ SKI/1,,
Township 20 North, Range 4 W.Vl«’.lv1.
Section 2
NE‘A of SW%, NW»; of SW14,
SW14. of SW»;, SE»; of SE14.
Section 3 .
NEV, of NE‘A, NW1d. 0f NE‘A.
SW14 Of NEE/i. SE 1/4 of NEIL NE»;
of Nwil, Nwl/i 01' va... SW14 ofI
NWIA, SEI/i of NW1/l. NEl/i iol'
'SW‘A, NW1/i of SW14, SW14 (if SW14,
SE». of swv... NE». of SEE. NW».
of SE14, SW59 of SE‘A. SE»; of
SE14.
Section 6
SE14 of SW14: NW». of SE14, SW».
of SE14. SE14 of SE14.
Section 10
NE»; of NM, NW». of NEIA, SW»;
V SE», of NEIA, NE» of'
qu. Nwi/,. of Nwli. SW»; of DIWE. I
SE»; of Nw1/,,NE1/. of SWI/i, NW»;
of SW 1.4., SE». of swig. NE»; oi SE14,
NW»; of SE14, SW»;’. of SE14. SE14
of SE17],
Section 11
NE% of NWI4. Nle1 of NW»;,
SW14 of NW»;. SE»; of NW»4,
Section 15
SW14 of NEl/I, NEl/I of NW%, NEI/4
of SE14,
Section 16
.NWl/i of NWIA. SWIA of NWIA,
SE14 of NWIA,
Township 20 North. Range 5
Section 2
‘NEI; of NW»; (Lot 3). NW»; of
NW1/4 (Lot 4), SW14 of NW‘A. SE17,
of N'WIA. NW% of SW14, NE% of
,SWI/t, SW». of swi/i, SE14. of sw:/,,
Section 3
SEM, of NE»’, NE1/4 of SW14.
SE14
of SWV; (Less
Railroad right of
way) NE»{. of SE14. NW1/4 of SE14,
SW1/4 of SE14, SEM, of SE14. Town-
ship 20 North, Range 5,
SW14. of SE14, SE14 of SE11},
Section I!)
NEIA, of NE% (Less railroad right
of way). SE14 of NElA. NEIA of SW»;,
SE»; of SW14.
Section 14
NWI/L of NEEQ. SW14
of NE1/1H
mm: of qu. SEI/4 of NW14.NE1,4
of SW%. NW»; of SW14, SW11. of
.SW%. SE% of SW14. SW14 of SE14.
SEl/i of SE14,
ectionls
NW2; of 17..
NEIA of NW%. SE»; of NW1/4, NEla
of SW14. SEM, of SW14, NWV; of
SE14, SW14 of SE14,
I TIIURS’I‘ON COUNTY
MTownship 18 North, rRange 1 W.W.
.Section 2
SW14 of NEIA, SE14 of NEVI, SW14
of NWML (Less county road), SE14
of NVV1/4, NEM. of SW14. NW»; of
SW%,‘SWIA of SW14, SE14 of SW14.
Section 3 , .
NE»; of NE% (Less county road),'-
NW%, of NE14. SE17, of NE»; (Less
county road), SW14 of NEl/4, 13% of
SE14 of NW1/4, W14 0f SEl/t of NWIQ,
NE»; of SW14, NEIA of SE14,
Section 10
NE»; of NW», W-‘Vi of NEH,r of
SW14, SE14 of SW14, NW»; of SE14.
Part of the 81/2 of NW»; commencing
80 rods. S. of the NW section corner,
E. to intersection with line running
N and S, through spring southly,
80 rods; W. _to W. line of section;
N. to beginning.
Township 19 North, Range 1
Section 34
NW‘A of NE1/4 (Less county road),l
SW% of NEH/4, SE1/4 0f\NE»./¢, NE‘A
of SE14 (Less county road), NE% of
NWIA, SW»:. of NWIA. SE14 of
NW1/4.
That the property will be sold to the
highest bidder; that all bidders must
be prepared to pay not less than
$21,000.00 in cash: which is the min-
imum sale price set by the court.
28Dall§fi at Shelton, Washington, July
AvALEVE PAYNE WEBBER,
Administratrix.
DOANE BRODIE,
Attorney for the Estate, ‘ .
Angle Building,
Shelton, Washington.
7-29. 8-5—12—3t.
No. 3997
S U M M 0 N IS
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington for Mason Count .
GERALD J. SMITH, Plainti f,
ELMA SMITH, Defendant.
STATE OF WASHINGTON to Elma
Smith, Defendant: I
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You are‘hereby summoned to ap-
pear Within sixty (60) days after
date of the first publication of this
summons, to-Wit: within sixty days
after the 30th day of June, 1941, and
defend the above entitled action in
the court aforesaid and serve a copy
ofyour answer upon the undersi ned
attorney for plaintiff at his 0 rice
address_below stated, and in case of
your failure so to do, judgment will
be rendered against you accordln .to
the demand of the complaint w ich
has been filed With the Clerk of said
court. .
The object of. this action on the
part of the plaintiff is to secure a
divorce from the defendant.
J. W. GRAHAM,
Attorney for Plain-
tiff. Office Address.
Suite 5, Covey Bldg.
Shelton, Wash.
7—1-8-15-22-29. 8‘5-12—7t.
NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE
TIDE LANDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
on Tuesday. the 5th day of August,
1941, commencmg at ten o‘clOck in
the forenoon of said day, .in front
of the main entrance door to the
County Court House In the city of
Shelton, county of Mason. State of
SW14 of NEE,
COUNTY J OURNAIJ
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Real Estate
MMW
FOR SALE: 4 room house on
Lake Isabella, 2 lots, basement,‘
out buildings. $1800. Carl Rains.
Rt. 1, Box 214. 7—22—3lw4t.
FOR SALE: modern furnished
beach house at Union, Hood
Canal, including 90 ft. of wa-
terfront. Owner Glenn Coffee,
Olympia, ‘Wash. 7—22--8-7-6t.
WILL SACRIFICE $495: 6 acresl
choice land 2 miles out on oiled.
road. Phone, lights, school
available. View lot on Hillcrest.
Cleared. Will sell separately.
Box 92. B—7-2234—29-31—4t
FOR SALE: 5 room home, fin—
ished attic, hardwood floors, oil
furnace. Phone 258.
D—7-24--8—5——4t.
FOR QUICK SALE: 6 room houseI
one block from Bordeaux,
school. newly reconditioned in-
side and out. Well located.
$2850. Phone 148-R. C-7—24—tf.
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I have two tracts in downtown
Shelton for sale that will make|
excellent property for homes or
rent houses. These tracts are
well located close in and are ex-
cellent investments. With the
present housing shortage here
is a chance to invest your mon-
ey at home where you can watch
it assist in the upbuilding of
the community. Why not in-
vestigate these tracts today?
_, One at $1250 with space for
" 6-10 houses; the other with
space for 3 houses. Shelton
needs inexpensive_ houses for
sale and rent, as the future de-
velopments point to need for
many additional houses. See
me at once. I
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4-room modern home with large
unfinished upstairs. Just finish-
ed and in excellent condition.
Will make a fine home. $2150—
terms $275 down $20.00 per
month. .See it today.
HERBERT G. ANGLE
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FOR SALE
Lot —— 90 x 180 with a small
new 2 room cabin. Located on.
Island Lake. Close in. $695.00.,“
Terms $100 down and $10.00
per month at 6%. Why not
have a small cabin to vacation
in when you want it. and just
a few minutes from town.
NICE LOT with well built 1-room
cabin on Isabella Lake. Fine
fishing and swimming and nice'
spring. $950. Terms.
FOR SALE
7-room modern suburban home
on paved highway, fireplace,
basement, plastered with new
paper. Has excellent well kept
yard with many beautiful flow-
ers and shrubs. Small conser-
vatory attached to home with
many plants. Includesabout 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. Will sell for $5400 and give
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. I
5-room modern home with large
upstairs in excellent condition,
hard wood floors, fireplace, full
basement, furnace and nice
yard. Cement sidewalk and
dustless street. Will sell for
$4500 and allow some terms.
7-room home in best district.
Large lot, with excellent side-
walks. A very good buy at
$2375.00, terms $350 down and
$20.00 per month at 6%. Why
not see it today?
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a: a t
Small place with 1 acre of ex-
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
* 3k
=1: 51‘ *
Business building in Shelton. Ren-
tal income. Terms. $4;600.00.
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5vroom modern home, with shard-
wood floor, fireplace, furnace
. and basement, 21/; ,acres of ex-
cellent ground, with fruit trees
and large chiCken houses. This
home, close in, $2850, terms, may
be arranged.
Will trade.
Herbert G. Angle
Angle Bldg. Phone 304
_UE.LL’YOII G‘EE, 63m: 1514..
m LOVE ‘Wl‘FH HIM m- riser
6‘IGHT ~ I" THAT WOULD
HAVE WORKED Ou'r
Fina--
»- IF G‘He HADNT HAD
'(o'TAKE A ,
GECOND LOOK...
will make you a fine surbutbonI
'of sale.
That any
Classified Service
0-...
SHELTON FURNITURE UP-
holsteriiig, furniture recovered
and rebuilt, free estimates, 714
,Ellinor Ave. Joe Nus’sbaumer,
proprietor. Phone 590-W.
7—20--8-20—1M
MERRILY YOU ROLL ALONG.
But your tires don't sing a
song, if you’ve switched to B.
F. GOODRICH.
LANDSCAPING
Years of experience in lawn
making. Contract or 50¢ an
hour. Eight years in Shelton.
Plovie, 726 So. First, corner
Mill Street. 7-5—8-5—1M.
If
to TellHJoiirnal Want-A (ls.
REPAIRS
Bicycles Tricycles
Tires and Other
Accessories
LAWN MOWERS
Sharpened and Repaired
SLEYSTERS FIX-IT
SHOP
For Hot Water Service Gas is
"Best. adv.
I niodel
t hm
ANDREWS PHOTO STUDIOI
FILMS
DEVELOPED
25¢ per roll
Free Enlargement coupon
each roll. ,
FIR DRUG STORE
with
Gas is More Economical. adv.
LARGE SIZE
Duplicating
SALES BOOKS
5¢ Each
or 55¢ per dozen
We also take orders for all kinds
of special“
PRINTED SALES BOOKS
Our prices are an ion! or lower
than outside salesmen can quote
you. .
‘ THE JOURNAL
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Used Cars
vavvvvvvv
1939 DeLuxe Ford 4 Door tour—
ing sedan. All new tires. Every
extra. New car guarantee $695|
11938 Lincoln Zephyr Coupe. Dark
,blue finish. New car guaran—’
tee .................................... .. $695
1938 Pontiac Coupe. Radio, heater,
nice in every way ............ .. $545
1937 Chrysler Royal Coupe. New
tires. Overdrive. Only ...... .. $445
1937' Chevrolet DeLuxe 4 Door
Sedan. Radio, heater, sport lite.
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AL WANT ADS
you Wish to Sell you'll Have.
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IFURNISHED APARTMENTS for
rent (2 and 3 rooms). Good
cation. Very reasonable. Golds-
borough Apts, Second and Knee-
land Streets, Shelton. 5-7-tf.
“Mm.”
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1 miles south Harstine Ferry.
Reasonable rates by day, week
I or month. Tardiff‘s Camp,
‘ Concord Beach.
I 7-15—22-24‘29-31‘8—5-7—8t.
FOR RENT: 3 room apartment,
furnished. Also one apartment
partly furnished. Apply 618 N.
FOR RENT: new 2 to 3 room
I apts. $10 to $15 per month.
Mrs. Edith Whittle, Route 3.
Box 8, Shelton. 7-22--8-14-- 8t.
FOR RENT: one large house-
keeping apartment. Mina Liv-
ingstone, 1129 12th St.
7-24—29—2t.
' FOR RENT: modern 5—room home
on Mt. View. Rent $30.00. Call
Harry Deyette 362 during day.
Apply evenings at house. 7-29—1t
FOR RENT: house near business
center. Suitable for barber or
beauty shop or other small busi-
ness with living quarters. 218
Mrs. Margaret Carstairs, Rte. 1.
Box 130, Elma.
I Gas is More Economical.
adv.
"VVVWVWWVWVWVU
Wanted
‘AMA‘. “Am‘ AA‘AAA“ AAA
STEADY WORK, GOOD PAY,I
RELIABLE PERSONS WANT-I
ED to call on farmers in Mason
County. No experience or capi-I
tal required. Some making $100
in a 'week. Write McNESS CO.,
2423 Magnolia St.,
Calif. 7-22—29—2t.
WANTED: 2 cedar logs. 60 ft.
long. 27-inch butt; 6 cedar logs,
34 ft, long, 27—inch butt. 'Logs
must be sound and cut from
from worm holes. Minimum
on butt end. Contact
County Commissioner V. E.
Paul at courthouse. 7-24-31—3t
COUPLE WISHES TO SHARE
EXPENSES with someone driv-
ing to Omaha during next two
weeks. Inquire 402 Elinor St.
References exchanged.
M—7-29--8-7—4t
woman between 25
and 35 for general housework
for 2 adults. Inquire Journal.
7,—29—1t.
mvvvm" mv v WW‘
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LOST: $65.00 in currency in busi-
' ness district. Reward for return
to Journal Office. V—-7-26~—1t.
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Computed for Oakland Bay
(Hood Canal tides are one hour
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I July 29 High 9:52 am 12.0 ft.
Low 3:58 pm 1.8 ft.
I High 10:29 pm 14.8 ft.
I Wed. Low 5:14 a.m. 2.1 ft.
I July 30 High 11:04 a.m. 11.7 ft.
Low 4:50 p.‘m. 3.1 ft.
'High 11:11 pm 14.6 ft.
Thurs. Low 6:13 am 1.3 ft.
I July 31 High 12:27 pm 11.6' ft.
Low 5:48 pm 4.5 ft.
High 11:57 pm .143 ft..
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consent of the Commissioner of Pub-
|lic Lands, until the full amount of
I the purchase price has been paid and
deed issued.
All sales of state lands are made
subJect to the reservations of oils.
gases. coal, ores, minerals and fos-
ISIlS_ of ever name, kind and dc-
. scription, an to the additional terms
and conditions prescribed in section
I3 of chapter 256 of the Laws of 1907.
I Said land will be sold subject to
. the terms, conditions and reservations
I of chapter 312 of the Session Laws of
l 1927. relating to easements for rights-
of—way and the carrying of timber.
stone, minerals and other
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over the same.
Was $495. NOW .............. .. $425 JACK TAYLOR.
1930 Oakland Sedan, beaten. $75 Commissigneifabl¥AI€Ii§ds
1933 Chevrolet Sedan ........ .. $165I 3f . , i
1932 Chev. Coupe. Very good $150! 7445-22-29. $.55???
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1928 Buick. 2 new tires ...... .. $40:
1931 Ford swan --------------- " $45 NOTICEOIQFMsAifiE 13% DTIMBER
Notice is hereby‘ given that on
iWashington. by the County_ Auditor
of said county, the followmg de-
scribed state tide lands, together With
the ' improvements situated thereon,
Willbe sold at public auction to the
highest bidder therefor, .tO-Wit: '
N TE.-—No one except Citizens of the
nlted States, or persons who have
eclared their ’ntention to become
such, can .purc ase state lands.
APPLICATION NO. 10477
All tide lands of the second class
owned by the State of Washing-
ton, situate in front of. adJacent
to or abutting upon lots 2 and 3,
section 1, township 19 north,
range 3 west. W. M., and haying
a total frontage of 58.82 lineal
chains, more or less, appraised at
1,176.40. '
..xcepting such portion of said
tide lands as may be included in
an, oyster tract deeded by the
State of Washington to B. Jacob-
son June 8, 1901 under application
No. 2632.
‘Said landswill be sold for not less
than the appraised value above stated
and upon the ternis~and conditions.
following:
‘Not less than one—tenth of the pur-
chase price must be paid at the time
The purchaser. if he be not
the owner of the improvements. must
forthwith pay to the officer making
the sale the full amount of the. ap—
praised value of the improvements. as
a ove stated. One—tenth of the pur—
c ase price must be paid annually
thereafter with interest on all de-
ferred payments at the rate of six
per centum per annum: Provided
purchaser may make full
of principal, interest and
at any time and ob-
tain deed. '1 e purchaser of land
containing timber or other valuable
materials is prohibited by law from
cutting or removing an such timber
or materials without irst obtaining
payment
statutory feesah
Tuesday, the 5th day of August, 1941.
commencing at ten o'clock in the fore-
noon of said day, in front of the
mam entrance door to e county
court house in the City I Shelton.
County of Mason, State of iWashing-
ton. by the County Auditor of said
County, the timber on the following
described state land will be .sold at
public auction to the highest bidder
therefore, to-Wit:
APPLICATION NO. 16904
Timber on SW»; of NE1/, NEH/4
and NW»; oféE»; of
township 22 north,
containing
less.
of SW11;
section 36,
range 3 west, W. M.,
120.00 acres, more or
cording to the government sur-
vey thereof. appraised at $369.00.
According to the State's cruise there
are approximately 123,000 feet sap-
ling fir.
The purchaser of the above de-
scribed timber will be required to
comply strictly with laws governing
slash disposal as‘found in Title 36.
Chapter 1, Remington‘s Compiled
Statutes and laws amendatory there-
0.
The purchasers of state timber are
required to run out the lines and
are responsible for tresoass in Case
timber is cut on adjacent state-owned
property. ‘
Said'timber on said land will be
sold for not less than the appraised
value, as appraised by the Commis-
sioner of Public Lands in the man»
ner provided by law, a statement of
which is now on file in the office of
the Auditor of said county.
Terms of sale arc: Cash to be paid
on the day of sale.
The purchaser of timber on state
lands will have 2 years within which
to remove said timber. with the
privilege of securing extensions of
time under the statutes governing.
JACK TAYLO .
Commissioner of Public Lands.
By FRANK .YATES,
Assistant Commissioner.
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phone subscribers. Cash should
accompany all other orders or
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of the month to save expense
of billing. An extra charge of
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necessary. Card of thanks 50c.
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For Sale
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FOR SALE: fryers. A. Allemaii,
Route 2, Box 131, Shelton.
7-15-22-24-29-31—6t.
FOR SALE: cocker spaniel puppy.
Phone 483-W. B—7—15--tf.
FOR SALE AT RANCH: early
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containers. C. H. Bichl, Weaver
Ranch, Skokomish Valley.
7-22-24-29-31--8-5-7-12-147A8t
South Second Street. Apply to I FOR SALE: Caterpillar rcbuilF.
New Isaacson bulldozer. Roy
Kimbel. Inquire Riclifield office
Shelton. 7-24--8-5~—4t.
SHEEP FOR SALE: some splen-
did black—faced ewes. Reason-
able prices. Call evenings. John
MacRae, Dayton. 7-29-1t.
HIVESIUFO‘R'VBEESAFOR SALE.-
including the honey. Bert Rau,
Kamilche. 7-29—31 ~2t.
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USED FURNITURE
1—-5-pc. Bedroom suite ...... ..$29.50
3——Ranges .......... .. $19.75 $32.50
fi—Crib ....... ._ .... ._ 6.95
I2-—Davenports ...................... _. 12.50
I2—Circulator heaters ........ .. 17.50
Olsen Furniture Co.
I1——Used Enameled “Quick
Meal" Range in perfect
condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ , , . ..$30.00
Used Ice Box—— arge size
Lumbermen’s Merc.
Co.
7-29-31—«2t.
Fruit and Nut Trees
Ornamentals
Shrubs and Roses
Hand and Power Sprayers
Spray Material
VISTA DEL ORO
NURSERY CO.
Wm. H. Gross 8; Sons
Rt. 1 Box 79, Olympia, Wash.
IN SHELTON-AMEL GIBSON
Olympia Feed Co.‘
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USED APPLIANCES
RANGES — WOOD
I 1—Lang .... .. _..........$39.50
I 1—Lang ......................... 27.50
l—Home Comfort .............. .. 44.50
1— Montag .. 29.50
1— Montag ............................ .. 39.50
1— Monarch .......................... ,. 24.50
1— Western _ _. 24.50
.1— Laundry .......................... .. 12.50
ELECTRIC RANGES
1——Hot Point (only
' slightly used) .................. ..$79.50
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS
1—Norge .............................. ..$ 89.50
1——Sparton . 109.50
l—Grunow 79.50
V WASHING It CHINES
1——Maytag, rebuilt ............ ..$39.50
1—Norge .................. .. 27.50
l—Norge ................ .. 24.50
1—Thor ................................ .. 19.50
MISCELLANEOUS'
heater ............................. ..$24.50
l—pair bed springs .,. 4.75
1—_ice box .............................. .. 5.00
NASH BROTHERS
Used '-Dept. 117 Cote
__PR0iii tins
Il—autom‘atic Gas Hot water
“Am.
ALDEN C. BAYLEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Title Insurance Building
Opposite First National Bank
Phone ’23 - — Shelton
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INSURANCE
HERBERT G. ANGLE
Office at Angle Building
ELLIOT "B. SPRING
Accounting Tax Services
Bookkeeping Systems
123 4th St. Phone 565
CHARLES R. LEWIS I
ATTORNEY AT LAW I
came 1 L. M. Bldg.
Shelton, Washington
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DOAN-‘E BRODIE
Attorney-At-Law
Angle Building
Phone 337
