'August 19,1941. "
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.l'able Tax iPark Jurisdiction IEvery 20th Man:
Hie Averted Bill Thru House; Is A ‘Dichromat’.
‘ Passage Certain;
An Associated Press dispatch] One out of every 20 men in the
from Washington, D. C., la s t i United S t a t e s is a dichromat.
week said the house has passed I There are e i g h t t i m e s as many
and sent to the senate the bill { male as female dichromats in the
(HR 4336) accepting cession byIAmerican population.
Washington state of exclusiveinever inherit the condition from
jurisdiction over lands in the their fathers, and mothers, show-
Olympic National Park.
v
thtfv‘ned disruption of bal-
I)‘Ilenational tax scale on
Yerages which loomed
“191' menace to
that state
. grOWers and winery
is believed to have
dby prompt action
hamber of commefc’e
association officials,
filled recently in Seat~
ent was made by
iton Wine Council,
atOrs’ association, that
in federal tax
sWeet and dry wine
' Considered out of
those for beer and
Bi had been reconsider-
°_llse Ways and Means
and been reduced for
9f the fruit growers,
, le parity with other
‘ “era ‘es.
.Qeasegs
$3,000,000
in establishment of t h e their offspring.
steps
park and provides the government
shall have exclusive right to en—
force its laws there. It is placed statement on color-blindness. The
Institute explains that a person
with normal-color vision is able
to distinguish combinations and
variations of the three primary
colors, and is known as trichro-
imat. A person whose vision is
glimited to two of the three pri-
mary colors is known as a dich-
romat.
“Color-blindness is a sex-linked
under the jurisdiction of the Uni-I
ted States court for the western“
district of Washington. I
The bill, introduced by Repre-I
sentative Henry Jackson, prohi-
bits hunting except for dangerous
animals and fishing except under
regulations established by the in-
terior department.
were part of H _ _ ,
No oppOSltion is anticipated in*
,000 tax bill
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‘ Con ress. Th, 1- the senate and it is expected the ' trait that can
beninherited only
boogts of upetlocifillo measure will be passed shortlyitwm theHmOthersi
Says ,the In‘
.011 Wines, Telegraphed and sent to the president for sig- i
St‘tUte' M393? women Wlth “01"
Exam Washington State nature. mal color ViSion have a latent
. Is‘eattle Chamber of Local sportsmen, park enthusi- tendency for
Icolorrblindness. Such
A and Yakima Grape asts and park officials for more ‘ women, are,
carrlers 311d 59"“?
Association to Knute than two years have awaited pas- v 0f the”
Chlldren‘ are born d‘Ch‘
romats. Fathers have no effecr
on color perception of their off-
spring. '
“There are t ee general types
of color-blindness,” continues the
Institute. “First, there are those.
sage of a jurisdiction bill witliI
keen interest, since the 1939 legis-I
lature adopted and the governor;
signed a measure ceding the am;
thority to the federal government.
At present, state fishing regula-
tions apply in the park, except
for a trout catch limit of 10, and red- Their color spectrum is
' district congressional
, Me and member of the
. eans Committee, Were
«reiionsible for the re-
_, ‘Dl‘eviously-voted in-
‘en put into effect it
2eiiulted in a heavier
the price of dry and
I than contemplated.
have worked a hard-
inl? on Washington‘s
growing wine indus-
hundreds of
, growers thru—
. e“how cultivating the
Wine fruits.
DFOduction continues.
ti, Wine industry will
1128 about twenty-five
of Washington
55,. loganberries and
Wine fruits. Since
began in 1935, the
Converted more than
.1 Pounds of Washing-
to wine.
., GEMEN'rs FOE i5
{I‘EESCROW
presentation of At-
? Brodie, counsel for
tPatrix, an order was
“dge‘ D. F. Wright in
Saturday authoriz-
e’nents for escrow of
,Iveé‘lucontracts and pa-
,pro 1n the sale of cer—
‘ul Derty included in the
, 8° late Edward Dicken—
'.pT0minent Mason
Plfltmas tree shipper,
mg payment immed-
the sale from the
I tothe sale to allow the
be- free and unem-
.i-
persons fishing therein must have, Shortened 0“ the Fed‘ Shot and 3
licenses issued by the state game I neufira.1 zone appears 1“ the green
commission. When and if the‘ reglon‘ The second type of. color
jurisdiction bill is made law, the blindness Includes those persons
park service will promulgate its Who confuse green With other
own regulations. colors. “The spectrum of such
Propagation of fish in the parki persons 15 I301: Shortened, and the
by the park service, it is under- I green zone 15 bright, and not dull
stood ‘here, also probably will be as With people in the first group.
undertaken on a more extensive? MOSt COlor'blind Persons fall in
scale than the service is engagedI th group-
in at present. _, “The third kind of color-blind-
——-—————————— - iness," continues the
Institute,” is
3 found in persons who confuse blue.
, These cases are not common. The
Ipaucity of persons who confuse
blue may depend in part on the
. fact that as illimination is de-
creased, normally the eye be—
MOMesanO, Aug- 7-—J09 SChle‘ comes more sensitive to blue than
gel and “Stub” Guggenbickler,E to other colors
Who jUSt returned from a week'sf, “Complete color blindness
trip into the Qlymplcsy report ‘ very rare. The spectrum is seen
they saw more Wlld game than 0n as a series of grays that differ
any previous trip- ; in brightness.”
They saw two or three herds _ _._______
of elk every day, one of them the Wind and did not see them
containing at least 70 head. They until Schlegel moved to reach his
also encountered several bear and camera. But bruin decamped
saw eight or 10 deer. Ifaster than he came, and the
One meeting with a bear was picture was missed.
a surprise for everyone concern-I Their trip took them into the
ed. Schlegel and Guggenbickler high country east 0f
were resting beside a windfall creek to Sundown lake, the Mc—
near a small lake when Schlegel Gravy lakes and the headwaters
saw a pair of big ears appear 0f the Skokomish.
from behind the log, scarcely 101 W
feet away. , JO n I W I . .
Then came the bear’s head. The theirurvaalue Iing‘fgg; ifuesnéwifii
animal had approached them with paper!
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guests
pearénce
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as much in your printed message as it does
in your p e r s o n 211 solicitation. When you
send out your sales message IN PRINT, it
must have all the briskness, appearance and
good taste as your high priced Well-dressed
salesmen, that’s if you want them both to do
a first class job of selling. Printing of this
type is designed and‘ produced ’in the modern
and well-manned plant of the
Journal
call The JOURNAL ,
. when you need printing ' I
107 Fourth Phone 100
m
Believe-It-or-Not
Children l
ing no evidences of dichromat
The measure ‘is one of the final 1 tendenCies, can transmit them toI
These facts are vouched for by’
the Better Vision Institute in a.
persons who cannot distinguish.
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SHELTON=MASON COUNTY JOURNAL‘
I Counties Seeking
From U. S. Lands
Port Angeles, Aug. 16.—The im-
mediate launching 'of a program
Ito obtain statistical data and
other information necessary to
support the position of Washing-
ton counties in the presentation
being made to Congress by the
Interstate Association of Public
Land Counties in an effort to
Iobtain a greater return to coun-
ties from federal public lands, was
announced today by County Com-
missioner Harry LeGear.
LeGear, who was recently
named chairman of the Public
Lands Committee of the Washing-
ton State Association of County
Commissioners, attended a joint
meeting of the committee with
Guy Gordon, general counsel for
L. Phipps, executive secretary, at
Olympia August 7.
Other ,members of the public
lands committee are Arthur Bor-
en, Jefferson county;
Schrock, Okanagan; Dr. J. F. Les--
, King.
Action taken by the committee
at its organization meeting last
of the Washington State AssOcia—
tion of County Commissioners, as
its executive secretary, the adop~~
(ion of a budget of $10,000, of
which $2,500, will be paid into
the interstate committee’s budget,
and the instruction to the coin—
mittee’s secretary to proceed im-
mediately with the sta-tiscal sur-
vey.
The committee plans to raise
the budget adopted through spe~
cial attorney contracts with each
of the counties in which the fed-
eral government holds any sub-
be apportioned among the federal
land counties participating in the
,program on the following basis:
$100 from each county as a basic
contribution, such sum to be de—
ducted from the gross budget of
'$10,000, and the balance to be
apportioned among the cooperat-
relative federal land acreage in
each county with a maximum con-
i at $600. The financial part of the
'program was discussed with the
IProsecuting Attorney’s Associa-
Ition at its annual convention at
v Quinault and received the support
of the prosecutors, LeGear said.
Varied Data
Data compiled by the commit-
.tee’s executive secretary will in-
clude the following. items, accord—
ing to information sent by the
committee to all county commis-
sioners and prosecuting attorneys
of the 25 or more Washington
counties involved:
1. A statement of the source of
all money used. for county ad-
Iministrative purposes, including
I
the support of special districts and
units of the county. Some spe’ci-
fie county or counties of each
state should be selected and the
financial structure thereof set up
and analyzed so as to show the
total cost of its governmental ac—
tivities as. well as the cost of its
various tax raising and tax spend—
ing units and the specified source
of the funds received and expend-
ed.
2. Tables showing property tax
levies in each county for the last
ten years broken down to show the I
purposes for which the money was
raised.
3. The amount, by counties, or
moneys paid by the federal gov-
ernment On account of federal
lands such as national forests,
wild life refuges, Taylor grazing
districts, etc. These amounts
should be segregated to show th
amount from each source. ‘
4. The acreage by counties of
Ilands acqmred by the forest ser-
vice both by purchase and by ex-
, change showing the assessed val—
ue of such lands when acquired
andtaken from the tax rolls. This
information is particularly im-
portant in connection with legis-
lation now pending and the in-
formation should be made avail-
able as soon as possible.
5. All available data relating to
percentage 0f assessed value to
cash value in all counties with in-
formation 'as to the name of the
agency making the calculations,
such as State Tax Commission». or
1similar taxing bodies. ‘
I To Show Exemption Effect
I 6, Any [other pertinent data
Igoing to Show .the adverse effect
I
of tax exemption of federal lands
upon local taxpayers.
V7. The acreage of federal lands
in‘ each county broken down ..to
Show by what federal agency the
land is held.
In 1933 the Federal Govern-
ment owned 451/2 percent of all
iland in Clallam county and it has
withdrawn Since that time large
I tracts of land for federal purposes,
I taking the same from assessment
. and taxation, with the result that
remaining privately-owned proper—
ty has to pay more of the expense
of state, and county governments,
LeGear noted.
LeGear, said that the results of
,the surveymay be the drawing
up of a bill similar to that intro—
duced by Senator McNary, of Ore-
gon. McNary‘s bill provided for
payment by the government of 2
I percent per annum of the fair ‘val—
ue of national forests and other
I. land owned by the government.
FATHER VISITS FOR DAY
L. W. Pickens, who has been
visiting in New York and Mon—
tana, and enjoying a leisurely trip
to his home at Escondido, Cal, is
here for the day with Dr. and
Mrs. Russell Pickens. He is ac-
lcompan‘ied by his niece, Mrs. T.‘
IR. Clark, a teacher in Los An-
geles, whose home is at Wilming-
ton.
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Higher Revenue I
the interstate committee, and RE
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ter, ChelaVl and Russell Fluent, FOR SALE: 20 acres, 4 room‘
weekyincluded the employment of I
Charles Garber, former president\
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ing counties upon the .basis of theI
I FOR SALE. moo... has, 5.2.33.9
I cabin, 60x195 lot, $1550. $200
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stantial acreage. The budget will‘
I ed. Berries, garden and flowers.
vJOURNALii
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WANT ADS
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‘ Real Estate Classified Service
[FOR SALE: 40 acres 41/2 miles
I from Shelton. Unfinished 4-
room house, lights, schoolbus,i
oiled road. $500.00 full price1
$250.00 down, balance $10.00 a!
' month. Call 347 Second St.
8-7-12-14-17 4t.
LARCHMONT FURRIERS of Ta-. FOR SALE: Davenport and chair]
coma at L. M. Store Wednes-
day, August 27, to take care of
your fur needs for Winter. New
coats restyling and repairing at
lowest prices. 8-14-19-21-26—4t.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS per.
acre choice residence or small
farm acreage ajoining Shelton
I municipality. Terms reasonable.I
For information see Arthur L.I
Ward or write owner. Asa NJ
Ward, 218 U. S. Court House,
Nashville, Tenn. 7—31——9-30—2MI
I FOR SALE: 5 acres 213 ft. water- I
front with tidelands, good beach,
i timber, 1/2 acre cleared. 3—room
cottage, spring water, beautiful;
spot. Bargain. B. Powers, Shel-l
ton Hotel. Phone 42.
8—19-21-26-28s—4t. I
down. John Terho, corner 2nd
and Wyandotte, Southside Hill.
house, outbuildings, lights, wa—,
ter, fruit and berries, Alder]
land, 4 miles west of Matlocki
on sehoolbus route. Inquire Lee
Hunter. 8-19—28~‘4t.
FOR SALE
3-room modern home, with utility
room, completely finished in-
side. Located close in within
the city limits With 10——30 foot
lots. This will make a fine
home'for the price and terms
offered. $100 down and pay-~
merits like rent, at $15.00 perI
month including interest at 6%.I
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FOR SALE
Lot -— 90 x 180 with a small:
new 2 room cabin. Located onl
I Best. ‘
FREE for the taking: between 50"
and 75 ricks of tree
poles inside city limits.
578J between 3:00 and 4:00 pm.
8-14-19‘2t.
length
LANDSCAPING
Years of experience in lawn-mak-
ing. Contract or 50c an.liour.
Eight years in Shelton. Plovie,
726 So. First, corner Mill street.
8-5. 9-5—1M.
EEfiTaXeiifivFEXifiSENTER,
alterations and repairs, gener-
al jobbing. Reasonable rate. H.
M. Jones, 17141/2 Ridge Road,
Shelton. 8-12A49-124—1M
SHELTON FURNITURE UP-
holsteriiig, furniture recovered
and rebuilt, ‘free estimates, 714‘
Ellinor Ave. Joe Nussbaumer,
proprietor. Phone 590-W.
REPAIRS
Bicycles —— Tricycles
Tires and Other
Accessories
LAWN MOWERS
Sharpened and Repaired
‘SLEYSTERS FIX-IT
SHOP
For Hot Water Service Gas is
adv.
Island Lake. Close in. $695.00., ‘
,Terms $100 down and $10.00
‘per month at 6%. Why
have a small cabin to vacation
in when you want it and justI
a few minutes from town.
FOR SALE
on paved highway, fireplace,
basement, plastered with new,
paper. Has excellent well kept:
yard with many beautiful flow-I
ers and shrubs. Small conser-I
vatory attached to home with
many plants. Includes about 2,
acres of excellent soil andI
gravity water system. This is1
one of the finest suburban,
hemes in the county and willi
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. ‘
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Small place with 1 acre of ex—I
cellent ground. broom house(
and cabin with garage attach-
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'tribution from any county fixedI7-room modern suburban home!
not?
Press the button—tuba! you see, you
get, in movies, at snapshot cost! Black-
and~whiie or full, natural colon in-
doors or out, even slow motion.
Start now. See Filmo today.
Easy Terms if Desired
ANDREWS PHOTO STUDIO 1
FILMS ‘
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25¢ per roll I
Free Enlargement
each roll.
FIR DRUG STORE
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Mostly an cleared ready to cu1_ Gas is More Economical. adv.
tivate. This place is close in and
will make a fine home for 3. LARGE SIZE
couple or single party. See it . Duplicating
today. Half cash, balance on ,
terms .............................. .. $790.00
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Business building in Shelton. Ren-, 5¢ E3311
tal income. Terms. $4,600.00. Jr 55¢ Per dozen I
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5—room modern home, with hard-lot special“ 6 or e l ,_ I
wood floor, fireplace, furnace PRINTED SALES BOOKS i
and basement, 2%., acres. 0f ex‘ Our prices are an low or loweri
cellent ground, With fI‘UIt “69,5 than outside salesmen can quoteI
and large chicken houses. This You. ‘ . I
will make you a fine surburban
home, close in, $2850, terms, may
be arranged.
Will trade.
‘ Herbert G. Angle
Angle Bldg. Phone 304
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Lost and Found
FOUND: pair of gold rim-med
glasses. Owner identify and pay
for ad. Journal Office.
8-18—20—2t.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this means of
expressing our deep appreciation
for the many sympathies and
kindnesses extended us in our be-
reavement over the passing of our
beloved mother and grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hiller
and family.
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TWO Mo'romsrs ~ .
FORFEIT MONEY
Two motorists, both out-of-
county residents, were fined for
traffic, violations here yesterday
after their arrests by State Pa—
trqllman Cliff Aden over the week-
en . ‘
Vinal Whitney of Montesano
forfeited $15 bail on a. speeding
charge when arrested Saturday af-
ternoon near Union, while Paul
Lambert of Tacoma was fined $20
and costs of $4.70 and his li-
censo suspended for 30 days by
Justice W. A. Magoon on a reck-
less driving charge afterthe Ta-
coman’s arrest Sunday evening
north of Shelton on the Olympic
highway.
JOURNAL Want Ads are used by
scores of your friends and
neighbors with great success.
Complete information a b o u it
what you have to sell always
helps.
Motorist Wise
Open your eyes,
And Switch to B. F. Goodrich.
NOTICE OF BOND CALL
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowmg Utility Bonds, Series of 1936.
Of Public Utility District No. 1 of".
Mason County, Vv’ashington, are calledl
for payment at the office of
Treasurer of said county and that the
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in very good condition. Call
310._
FOR SALE: Pigs and brood sows.
Davis Store,‘ Lilliwaup, Wash.
8-4-19-21-26—41;
iFOR SALE: Picked Gravenstein
Phone
FOR SALE: 20 head young sad-
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up to 1800 lbs. Will sell cheap.
Will trade for cattle. Henry
Bruenimer, Dewatto.
8-12-21f4t.
FOR SALE: heavy red fryers, 3
to 5 pounds. W. F. Shoaf, South-
side Lake Isabella by Delight
Resort. S—8-12-14-19-21w4t
FOR SALE: baled oat and vetch
straw or trade for cattle. Any
kind. Ted Richert, Middle Sko-
komish Valley.
Rfl8-7—12-14—19—4t.
FOR SALE: 41/2 h.p. Johnson
outboard motor. Good condition.
Victor A. Johnson, Route 3,
Box 206. 8-7—12-14—19—»4t.
FOR SALE: cot. Inquire O. K.
Barber Shop. K#8-7»-—tf.
300 YOUNG'CHICKS, some large
enough for fryers, 30¢ a piece.
Barred Rocks and leghorns. In-
quire Journal Office.
A—8-7—12-14-19—4t.
FOR SALE: Cocker Spaniel pup-
py. Phone 483—W.
B—8-19-28—4t.
NOTICE: two late model pianos to
worn, having been used as sam-
the I
interest on said Bonds will cease on!
September 1. 1941:
Public Utility District No. 1 Util-
ity Bonds, Series of 1936, number—
ed 7 and 8.
Public Utility District No. 1
of Mason County
By: F'. G. BRIGGS.
8-14—19-21-26—28—5t. Manager.
NOTICE OF WATER RIGHT
APPLICATION NO. 5539
State of Washington Office of Sn—
pervisor of Hydraulics Olympia
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that Joel 0.
Burkman of Belfair. State of Wash-
ington, under date of August fl. 1941.
filed with the State SuperVisor of
Hydraulics, Olympia, Washington, an
application for a permit to divert the
public waters of unnamed stream, in
the amount of 0.02 second foot, sub-
Ject to existing rights. from April
15th to October lst of each year for
the purpose of irrigation and contin-
uously for domestic supply: that the
approximate point of diversion is lo-
cated within Lot 1 of Section 17,
Township 22.N., Range 2 W. W. M.,
in Mason County. A map showing the
location and plan of
and the place of the proposed use
is on file in the office of the State
Supervisor of Hydraulics, Olympia,
Washington, together with such other
information as is. required by Iaw.
Any person. firm or corpo‘ation
whose .right will be injuriously af-
fected 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 of last
pullllication, which date is August 19,
194 . . ‘
Witness my hand and official seal
this 6th day of August, A. D. 1941.
CHAS. J. BARTHOLET.
State Supervisor of Hydraulics.
(SEAL) 8-12-19—w2t.
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inclusive. I
said diversion I
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ples. Will Sell on terms. Write
Factory Representative, Box
413, Sumner, Wash.
'8-19-28—4t.
For Rent
‘A‘Am‘um
FURNISHED APARTMENTS for
rent (2 andsrooms). Good lo-
cation. Very reasonable. Golds-
,borough Apts, Second and Knee-I C. H. Biehly
Gland Streets, Shelton. 5—7-tf.
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Wanted
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WANTED: Girl for full time
housework. Inquire Journal of—
fice. C78-14-19w2t.
STEADY WORK—GOOD PAY.
RELIABLE PERSON WANT—
ED to call on farmers in Mason
County. No experience or capi—
tal required. Some making $100
in a week. Write Mr. Inman,
2423 Magnolia St., Oakland,
California.
WANTED: Girl for housework.
Inquire Journal office.
C—8-19—21——2t.
WANTED: used sewing machine
in good condition. Will pay cash. I
Roy Nason, Route 2, Shelton, ’
1.o-mile beyond Oakland Bay
School. N~8-19-21—26-29—4t.
WANTED TO BUY 4 ,or 5 room
modern house. State price and
terms. Inquire Box L, Journal.
L—8-19-28—4t.
WANTED: job clerking or wait-I
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apples, orchard run. 3 boxes
$1.00. Bring containers. J. I
Jacoby, Route 2. 8—14e—1tf.
dle and work horses, weigh-ing"
be sold at discount «in Shelton.
These pianos are new but shop.
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RATES
On Classified Advertisements
‘ 10 cents a line (5 words) first
insertion, attractively low rates
.’ on subsequent insertions. Min~
imum charge 40c.
Classified advertisements 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 of
10c will be made when billing is
‘ necessary. Card of thanks 50(:.
Classified Display Rates on
, Request.
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Fruit and Nut ‘Trees
Ornamentals
Shrubs and Roses
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Hand and Power Sprayers
Spray Material
VISTA DEL CEO
I NURSERY CO.
Wm. H. Gross Sons
Rt. ’1 Box 79, Olympia, \Vash.
IN SHELTON— AMEL GIBSON
Olympia Feed Co.
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FOR SALE: canoe $15.00, gar-
den lmplements, large platform
scale, automobile $25.00, row
boat $15.00. Mrs. Mildred P.
Biddle, Allyn, ,Wash. 8-19—1t
BARGAIN: large used wood
I range in excellent condition for
sale. Shelton Gas Company.
Phone 87. 8-19—21m-2t.
FOR SALE: 3 goats, one milking.
I $10 takes them all. Inquire
’ Journal. L—8-19—21772t.
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TINY PIANO: write us rfiarding
this beautiful little spin . Some
terms and might take a used
piano or horn as part payment.
Messingale Music Co., Aberdeen.
8—19—29—4t.
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{FOR SALE at ranch: Golden ban-
tam sweet corn, special price for
canning $1 per sack at ranch.
Weaver Ranch,
Skokomish Valley. 8-19wlt.
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‘1939 DeLuxe Ford 4 Door tour-
1 ing sedan. All new tires. Every
extra. New car guarantee $695
1938 Lincoln Zephyr Coupe. Dark
3 blue finish. New car guaran-
I tee $695
; 1938 Pontiac Coupe. Radio, heater,
i nice in eVery way ............ .. $545
11937 Chrysler Royal Coupe. New
i tires. Overdrive. Only $445
.1937 Chevrolet DeLuxe 4 Door
E Sedan. Radio, heater, sport lite.
Was $495. NOW .............. .. $425
,1930 Oakland Sedan, heater.. $75
l1933 Chevrolet Sedan ........ .. $165
I 1932 Chev. Coupe. Very good $153)
I1928 Buick. 2 new tires ...... _. $40
11931 Ford Sedan .................... .. $45
BOB ERVIN
USED CARS
1941 Studebaker Sedan. We offer
you a $300 discount and new
car guarantee.
ress work. Experienced Inquire‘ 1941 International Pick-up, driven
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Journal office.
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, N 0 T I C E
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
pursuant to and in conformity ‘with an
order of the Board'of County Conl—
missioners of Mason County. State of
Washington, duly made and entered
on the 7th day of AugUSt, 1941, order-
ing the undersigned to Sell, in the
manner provided by law (Section 133,
Chapter 263, LaWS of 1927), the un-
dersigned —w_ill on Saturday, the 6th
day of September, 1941 at the hour
of nine o’clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the front door of the Court
House in the City of Shelton, said
County and State. often for sale,
not less than the minimum price
stated below, plus advertising and“
cruising costs, to the highest and
best bidders, all the right. title, and
interest of 5316. Mason County, ex-
cepting. therefrom, however, all public
roads. CCC roads. streets or alleys
now in use, or rights-of—way for
roads now owned by, or sought to be
appropriated at this date for public
roads. .CCC roads or streets. by said
county, and provided further that
proceeds from sale of forest products
shall apply on contracts, in and to
the following described real proper-
Iles, .gituated in said County and State,
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Description No. 1. 8% Tract 15
and shorelands and Tract 16 and
shorelandps, Block 2, Lake Isabella
Home Tracts. Offer $50.00.
Description No. 2.‘ NW% NE ‘4 :
SIR/14 NE’A: NEIA NW1/. SEle
NWI/fi; all in Section 12, Twp. 20 N.,
Range 3
Description No. 3. SE14 SE17; or
Lot 2 except part platted in Island
Lake Shoreland and except right of
way; and SW14 SE14. Section 1, Twp.
20 N., Range 4 Offer $52.00.
Description No.’4. Tract No. 2 of
Section 8. described as follows: Bc~
ginning at center of Section 8. Town—
ship 20 North Range West W.M
run West along North ine of SW11
10 chains; thence South 14.25 chains
to County Road; thence along said
County Road Northeasterly to a point
South of point of beginning: thence
North 6.10 chains to point of begin-
Offer $200.00.
ning: (containing 10.175 Acres.) Of-
fer $35.00. ’
Description No. 5. SE14 NWVL.
Section 6, Twp. 19 N.. Range 5 W.W.
M. Offer $50.00.
Description No. 6. SE14 NEH.
Section 25, Twp. 20 N., Range 5
M. Offer $40.00.
Description No. 7. NEW/g; North 30
Acres SW14 NW%; SEIA NWIn:
NEl/i NW1d: NWM, NWM, Section 1
28. Twp. 19 N.. Range 6 Of—
fer $310.00.
OMER L. DION.
Treasurer of Mason
County.
(SEAL) 8-12~19-26—3t.
YOU ARE COVERED‘ for any ac-
I cident for $.25 per day. Longer
time the rate is cheaper. Herb
ets when you travel. See Herb
Angle, Agent. .
only 8,000 miles. $160 discount
and new Icar guarantee.
Hurry if you would like to save
money on these 1941
Model Cars .
Al Huerby Motors
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WITSIERS
FUNERAL HOME
I Licensed” Embalmers
W A. "Witsie'rs, Prop:
Phone 180 - ~ ,Shelton. Wash.
ATTORNEY .AT LAW
Title Insurance Building
Oppoalte First National Bank
Phone 23 Shelton
I ALDEN C. BAYLEY
INSURANCE
HERBERT G. ANGLE
Office at Angle Building
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: CHARLES R. LEWIS
‘ ATTORNEY AT ,LAw
I Suite 1 L. M. Bldg.
Shelton, Washington
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l. DOANE BRODIE
Attorney-At-Law
1 Angle Building
I . Phone 337
