«October 16, 1941.
you CAN’T s
iFIND
Ag-__
E'IRIDESCENT RAINIER
o r- -- 1y 4..
~ is worth 10,000 words,” says an old Chinese proverb. What
. in the form of travel dollars can be expected from distribu-
, and other Washington color pictures?
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“The surrounding 377 Square miles
constitute Mt. Rainier
Park, world-famous year-round play-
ground—filled with natural beauties
I' 11 received an enormous
'Dublicity from distribu-
=dard Oil Company of
0! more than 395,000
‘this Mt. Rainier photo-
3 photograph of Mt.
0(luced in natural color.
‘19 interest in these lofty
_" his additional travel to
"' during 1942 and the
111e, is indicated by the
.13 huge distribution was
ahout the 15 western
“fly to local residents,-
tI‘avelers from all parts
»’1- Additional interest in
91' scenic objectives in
is evidenced by the sale
"‘ of thousands of Stan-
nhoto albums, special pic-
I i and photo mailers for
‘I‘ clillres of the 1941 series.
'I of the photographs
91' sold on the idea of
I Rainier by the descrip-
‘131 underneath this pic-
; lead in part;
with opportunities for outdoor
sports and recreation. It’s a land
of evergreen forests, sky-blue lakes,
sparkling waterfalls and rushing
streams, with 86 miles of modern,
wide, motor roads and over 200 miles
of trails for horseback riding or
hiking. Sports equipment, guides
and horses are available at low cost.
There are living accommodations to
suit everyone’s taste and pocket-
book.”
Standard’s color picture cam.
paign was of such magnitude that
the entire Pacific Coast supply of
the special type mat paper used' in
reproducing the photographs has
been exhausted. The pictures can no
longer be obtained at Standard sta.
tions or Standard Oil Company of
California offices, as they are now
out of print.
SI Baby Strictly Fresh
OLLYWOOD has decided to
make more anti-Nazi movies
as a result of the Senate’s inves-
tigation of propaganda. Maybe
the whole thing was a press
agent’s idea.
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The farmer prospers by rais-
ing things out of the ground
while critics run things into the
ground. ‘
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Someone ought to declare a
shooting war against prices
shooting up.
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National 1
in endless variety and abounding ‘
" OF JOSEPH E.
,| LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
I TO VJHOM IT MAY
,Corliss of Brcmcrton,
‘ Hydraulics,
‘jcct to existing rights,
land fish pond;
,point of diversion is
',A map showing the location and plan
,thc proposed use
1 office of the State Supervisor of Hyd—
is required by law.
whose
'fccted by sald application may file
Eobjections or representations,
IiglIl’lfllCathIl, which date is October 16,
to grab up :1 milk bucket or 1
cream pan and carry gasoline or
:hths _ 01d Catherine coal oil in it. The result was
bOVe vanished from in that the container could not be
th used again for milk or cream
6 Glendale, N. Y,,
I 9 her mother left her
Was inside shopping.
because the odor never quite left
the bucket and was taken up by
the contents.
I the collegiate foot-
“’~' is'bringing some
.Of husky youths to-
Saturday for a
minutes, the alibi
orking overtime.
“led of them are the
'i
‘ Iletic coach is a great
"He is also a. great
7,. e of his accomplish-
II' Dass. In other words
6 threat menace. He
the material, throws
d passes the buck.
he is a pessimist.
I never looked so
am his years "as coach.
ad so many cripples
' pd, He never lost
1'1 by graduation. The
was never so good.
I the other team will
,Vantage. If the field
.icher team will have
age. If the game is
(Sat home, his team
bed by the tension
.9}! it plays. If the
‘ .be played away from
teflm is handicapped
bus ride that takes
Out of his players’
They are very non-committal.
They answer all questions with a
pleasant “Yeah!” “Huh?” “Nawl”
or a definite “Maybe.” They'Only
loosen up after their team has
eaked out——by luck and breaks.
mind you—a score of 47 to 0.
It is rare that their teams run UP
a 47 to o victory. And again, It
is rare that they loosen up.
The coach is the dictator over
gymnasiums, players, equipment.
scholarships, school policy. He
is always .happiest when the
school is building bleachers for
him. He is saddest when the,
school puts up a dormitory 11’1-
stead.
3Ches don’t like re-
They don’t like
y don’t like their
I Most of the time
Ike themselves. And
r: it is, too.
@ENNY row your?
foouon‘l’é‘
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NOTICE OF \VA'l‘ER RIGHT
APPLICATION NO. 5036
State 01‘ ‘r’l'llshington Office 01' Su—
pvrvisor of Hydraulics Olympia
CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that L. (1.;
State of Wash—‘
1941.
ington, under datc of August 1.
filed with the State Supervisor of
Olympia. Washington. alll
application for a permit to divert the
public waters of an unnamed strcam,
in the amount of 1.0 second foot, sub— I
continuously
for the purpose of domestic. supplies
that the approximate
located within
Lot 1 of Section 13, Township N.,
Range 2 VV.W.M., in Mason County.
diversion
of said and the place of
is on file in the
raulics, Olympia, Washington. to-
:r with such other information as 1
get
person. firm
right will
Any or corporation
be injuriously af-
with the State Supervisor of Hyd—
raulics. at Olympia. Washington, such
I in writ-
ing. as he may deSlre to make, Within
thirty (30) days after date of last
Witness my hand and official seal
this 3rd day of October, A. D., 1941.
CHAS. BARTHOLET,
State Superwsor of Hydraulics.
(SEAL) 10-9-16—2t.
NO. 1414
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
REPORT AND PETITION FOR ,
DISTRIBUTION
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington for Mason County
In Probate
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
HITCH, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That.
Lucy Hitch Young, Executrix of the
Estate of Joseph E. Hitch, Deceased,
has filed with the Clerk of the above
entitled Court, her Final Report and
Petition for Distribution, asking the
Court to settle said Report, distribute
the property to the persons thereto
entitled and to discharge the Ex-
ecutrix.
NOTICE .IS FURTHER GIVEN. that
said Final Report and Petition for
Distribution will be heard Saturday
the 25th day Of October, 1941, at the
ELL UNIiL YOU
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FOR SALE by owner: 5—room
‘* ’34 ":r .
home, Illquilc .l. 3717:1815:th LANDSCAPING
_ I A} l Years of experience in lawn-malt:
ing. Contract or 50c an hour.
FOR SALE: warms Waterfront, Eight years in Shelton. Plovie,
DUE TO A BETTER POSITION:
FOR SALE or trade:
FOR SALE or TRADE for smaller:
SHELTONIIASON COUNTY JOURNAL
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Classified Service
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Real Estate
land and 44:90:11 house with 726 So. First; corner Mill street.
bath, outbuildings, orchard, 1/3
9-14. 10-167#11\/I.
cleared. Reasonable. W. L.r
Mott, Route 2, Agate.
10v9-14-16-er-5’1t- SHELTON FURNITURE UP—
c ‘ HOLSTERING, furniture recov-
ered and rebuilt, free estimates.
714 Ellinor Ave.
baumcr, Prop. Phone 590-W.
8—207-—9-24——1M.
Sears Silva will consider scll—
ing Scars Tavern on Mt. View.
A good opportunity for any-
body. Inquire at Sears Tav-,
ern. S-—10-94—tf.
CONTRACTING CARPENTER,
alterations and repairs, gener-
al jobbing. Reasonable rate. H.
M. Jones, 1714112 Ridge Road,
Shelton. Phone 56-J.
9-12--10—12-—1M.
46‘“ ?
Business
lot, 3-blocks from Navy Yard
Gate, in West Bremerton. In-
quire Journal.
W—10-9-14-16-21~—4t. ,
house, large house and tract on
Arcadia Road, close in. Route 3.I
Box 119 E—10-7—9-14—16-w4tl
7-room modern home with largei
hour of 10 O'clock in the forenoon, at‘
,the Court Room in the Court House, I
in Shelton, Mason County, Washington.
Dated this 25 day of September,
1941.
CLARE ENGELSEN.
Clerk of said Court.
(SEAL) 9-25. 10—2-9-16——4t.
STATEMENT
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP.
MANAGEMENT. ETC. REQUIRED
BY THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF
ngglngST 24, 1912, AND MARCH 3,
Of Shelton—Mason County Journal
published twice-a-wcek at Shelton,
Washington. for October 1, 1941.
State of Washington ))
County of Mason )
Before me, a Notary Public in and
for the State and county aforesaid,
personally appeared J. E. Angle. W110.
having been duly sworn according to
law,_ deposcs and says that ho is the
business manager of the Shelton—
Mason County Journal and lhat the
following is. to the best or his know—
ledge and belief, a true statement of
the ownership, management, etc, of
the aforesaid publication for the date
shown in the above caption. rcouircd
by the Act of August,24, 1912, as
amended by' the Act of March 3, 1933.
embodied in section 537. Postal Laws
and Regulations. to-wilzz
1. That the names and addresses of
tho rditor and business managers are:
Editor. Grant C. Anglo; Business Man—
agcr, J. E. Anglo, both of Shelton,
Washington.
2. That the owners are:
SS.
Grant C,
A few people have been known Angle, J. E. Angle and H. C. Anglo,
all of Shelton,
3. That the known bondholders.
mortgageos. and other security hold«
ers owning,y or holding 1 per cent or
more of total amount of bonds. mort-
o
Washington.
or other securities are: Seat-
tle—Flrst National Bank, Shelton,
Washington.
J. E. ANGLE.
Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 15th day .of October. 1941.
(SEAL) HERBERT G. ANGLE,
My commission expires Feb. 17, 1944.
10-16—1t.
No. 4053.
SUMMONS
I 11R PUBLICATION.
In the Is'oerior Court of the State
Of “shington for Mason County.
IVIOLEfI‘ HAMILTON, Plaintiff, vs.
IHUGHHAMILTON, Defendant.
THE STATE or WASHINGTON.
.UGH HAMILTON. Defendant,
GREETINGS:
You are hereby summoned to appear
Iwithln 60Idays after the date of the
first publication of this Summons, l0-
Wlt: Within 60 days after the 16th
day of October. 1941, and defend the
above entltled action in the above
entitled Court, and answer the Com-
plaint of the Plaintiff, and serve a
copy of your Answer upon the Un-
dorsuzncd Attorney for Plaintiff, at
,hlS Offlcc below stated, and in case
OfI Your failure so to do. Judgment
I‘Wlll be rendered against you accord-
; mg to the demands of the complaint.
Wthh has been filed with the Clerk
of the said Court; the objects of this
action are that Plaintiff seeks to have
annulled and declare null and void.
hel‘ purported marriage to you on 01‘
a.bout_July 15th, 1938. or in the al-
ternative to secure an Interlocutory
Decree of Divorce from you; to have.
return, and restore to her. her former
name of Violet Douglas. and to have
Lots 14 and 15, in Block 197. Townsite
0f PQrt Angcles, Clallam County.
,Washlngton, adjudged, decreed. and
determined to be her sole and separate
property.
CHAS. R. LEWIS.
Plaintiff's Attorney; Office
and Post. Office Address.
Suite 1, Lumbermen‘s
. Building. Shelton, Mason
Cnuntv. Washington.
10-16-23—30. 11—6—13—20-27—7t.
Wines produced by Washington
Wineries under the Seal of the
Washington Wine Council:
Alicante, Apple, Blackberry,
Burgundy, Cherry, Claret, Cur—
rant, Dry sauterne, Gooseberry,
Grape. Haut Sauterne, Huckleber-
T.V. Loganberry, Muscatel, Peach,
Pear, Prune, Red Port, Riesling,
Sherry, Strawberry, Tokay, White
Port.
Trlous‘AND.
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PROF ears: fakes. mou‘eauo AND
file rooreau. copies WELVE-
1T DOESN'T
Watch For ltll
FOR SALE ‘
tract of ,land. Excellent groundl
with lawn and flowers. This!
will make a fine suburban home. 1
Close in. $3,000 with $500 down
or $2500 cash.
Everything To Make
The LittleITot Happy
WAGONS ~—— SCOOTERS
TRICYCLES
REPAIRS
We also Repair wagons, tri-
6—ROOM modern home, hard-Wood
floors, fireplace, full basement
and furnace. Also large unfin-
ished upstairs. This home isl
located on oiled street and has
nice yard. Entire property in
excellent condition, and pricedl
Will con~
below present value. I . I,
sider termsI_$4375I00I I :yccles, bicycles, lawrnowers,
3-ROOM modern home close in.,
Nice garden tract. House can' FIX-IT
easily be enlarged. Why pay
rent when you can own a home,
of your own. $1575 with $200:
down, $25 month, including in-
terest at 7% monthly reduction. FOR SALE
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3—ROOM modern home, close iné' Used 9X12 cm
with large tract of excellen
ground and several fruit trees.
Credit allowed for S01(’)l’led re- I
finishing, $1375, $50.0 own
and $20.00 monthly, including'
interest at 7% monthly reduc“ With case and 12 cut
tion. I
5-room modern home, with hard-' _I
wood floor, fireplace, furnace, Auxiliary lenses. I
and basement, 21/2 acres ’of ex—
cellent ground, with fruit treesI I
and large chicken houses. This _
will make you a fine surburban; Andrews Studlo
home, close in, $2850, terms, may I I”;
be arranged. '
Will trade.
Film holders . . . and :
Fine lake located on 168 acres of‘l
land, lake covers 25 to 30 acres. . *
Fine fishing and close to thel
hunting reserve in the best (1001"
territory in Mason County. JustI
11 miles from Shelton with good 1
roads. Excellent opportunity', ,
for several parties to divide the Free Enlargement
[3.
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J on Nuss- .
coupon with l
Page Seven
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JOURNAL WANT ADS
RATES
On Classified Advertisements
10 cents a line (5 words) first
insertion, attractively low rates
on subsequent insertions. Min-
imum charge 40c.
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[WANTED work caring for chil-l SECOND-GROWTH and old
I drcn‘ eVenlngS 01‘ WGGk ends-i growth wood for sale. Phone
Reasonable. Wilma Daniels, 3' 17F1, Ww10-8-14-16-21H4t.,
miles out Matlock Road, 00's.—
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Clark Dosch. 10-14-16--2t.lFOR SALE: large boy’s bicycle», Classified
advertisements ac-
“ ‘“ Good condition. $18.00 cash. Jim cepted over the telephone
from
} WANTED: middle age lady forl Noll, Route 3, Shelton. 10-16--1t.j phone
subscribers. Cash should
‘ full time housework and care: accompany all other orders or
of children. Good wages. In-l USED payment made before the first
quire Journal or Mrs. Ayers, of the month to save expense
Lake Newatzel. 10-16—21—2t. of billing. An extra charge of
l -e— w e —- g 100 will be made when billing is
WANTED: a woman for generali Ranges necessary. Card of thanks 50c.
housework in a Christian home. I 1 Pacific Range $1500 . , . 1 R
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Phone 479- N-510-16—1t 1 Universal Range ........ .. 24.50I
Class‘f‘edla‘gfieiz 3 es °n
WOOD CUTTERS WANTED withj 1 WaShmgton Range -------- ~- 3450 Ph 100
1 Lang Range ...................... .. 29.50 one
drag saw perferred. Call 473-W.l .
H_10_16_21_23_28_4t .1 Langc Oll Range 79.50
l “ 1 Quaker Oil Range .......... .. 99.50l
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I Lost and Found Electric Range ................ .. 295m For Sale
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FOUND: Pair glasses in case ' 1 WOOd Heater --------------------
"$29-50; FOR SALE: span of horses, har—
at Safeway Store. Owner may i 1 “700d Heal-91' 2950' ness, all
other farm machinery.
have by identifying and paying11 WOOd Heater 1950] Doak‘s Ranch,
Oakland Bay.
for ad. Inquire Journal. l1 WOOd Heater 24-50'
10-7-9-14‘16'—4t>
10-9—1tI 1 Oil Heater ........................ .. 39.50! ._ .
. ‘1 Quick Heater Oil Heater 39 50, 0013‘ FOR SALE; old grovérélg
Wm V'"m (New) ................................ .. ' fir. Any
length. Call Union
For Ren '2 Quick Heater Oil Heaters 59.50 or write Box 107, Union. M
S#10-7-—11-6——1
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FOR RENT: furnished two room 1 Norge Washer ................ ..$39.50 FOR
SALE. Pleed K1112”, an
house. Close to hospital. $1011 Thor Washer ____ .. . 19.50} Northern Spy
apples 0r§hard
per month. Ideal for single manI 1 American Beauty . 39.50! Tun 50¢ box.
Bung COlltamel‘S-
or woman. Inquire 619 North' 1 American Beauty . 49.50} J. F. Jacoby,
Route 2. Shelton-
Fifth, We_10-16-_tf.I 1 American Beauty . 29.501
10'9'14'16'21‘—4t’,
, —————————~———————-——-—' 1 Apex
Washer ..... .. 29.50%
FURNISHED APARTMENTS f0! 1 W'ardway Washer .......... .. 24.50 FOR
SALE: 4 piece bedroom set,
re“? (2 and31‘00m5)- 900d 1°" . l excellent condition. 400 ft.
11,4-
Catlon. Very reasonable- Goms‘, Refrigerators l inch water pipe. Inquire
Jour-
bomugh Apt} 590011“ and Knee'l 1 Kelvinator 61/2 cu. ft. ....
..$89.SOl nal. s—10-7-16—4t.
land Streets, Shelton. _5-7-tf.|1 Kelvinator 51/2 cu‘ ft. ____ _I 79,50Il
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COMFORTABLE Sleeping rooms 1 Grunow 61/2 °u~ ft- ---------- 7950: FOR
SALE: child’s crib in good
for rent. Phone 14F15 or in- condition. Phone 131-W.
quire Journal. 10.-14-16__2t.l Mlscellaneous I M—-10-14—16—-2t.
H .FAT.- 7'1-.- ..-.. 1 Electric Roaster .............. ..$12.50}
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STEAM E ED sleeping room' 1 Table, 4 chairs ................ .. 7.501 I
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with private bath for rent. Gar-l 1 Davenport ________ II _ 750! FOR SALE.
14—ft. boat, partlaély
age if desired. Inquire 627 Rail— 1 Mohair Chair 7501
Ig-etgggtgm.LaIvnecrIléceiles ggsaspiri.
road or Jesse Barrett at Mell Easy Terms Free Dehvery [ Phone 2_WI
L:_10_14_23__4t
B—10—14—16—2t. ‘
Chevrolet.
1 .. —~_ «a .——r THREE STORES
WANT TO -R NT: small house, ,I
4 or 5 rooms unfurnished. Call 12" com 117 COta 111 com
‘FOR SALE: 3 12-foot boats, Ideal
for duck hunters. Hidden Cove
351-vv. C--10-14—16--2t NASH BROTHERS Resort, Lilliwaup.
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FOR RENT: '2-room house. 4- -
miles out. Elderly couple pre-I IFOR SALE: Certigrade shingles,
ferred. Electricity, water, Rea-
sonable rent. J. D. Camper,
Route 1, Shelton. l
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o CARD 0% THANKS
View. Phone 244.
C--10-14-16--2t.
l We sincerely wish to express
lour thanks and appreciation for
FDR—RENT: roomfiapartment at1
First and Railroad, $18 month.
'the thoughtfullness and beautiful
floral offering
Inquire Mason County Motors,
I I sauring the long ill.-
‘ness andf loss of our dearly be-
First and Railroad.
K--10—14-16--2t.
loved husband and father.
(Signed)
FOR RENT: 2—Toom fur—ni—shed ca:
I bin, electricity water. Ma-
Mrs. Bertha Bellinghausen
Robert Bellinghausen.
reasonable prices. Also 16—inch
green slab wood, $2.50 cord at
mill. $4.50 cord delivered. E. G.
Davis Shingle Mill, Matlock
Route, Shelton. 10-16-21-23-28-4t
FOR SALE: 1 Hillk cow and 1
2-year—old Work colt. Richard
Holman, Route 3, Box 192.
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BY RALPH HERBERT
ASHINGTON.—.—Here is I.
It?“ little 'fitlziléi' lidr theiAméf‘ii.
can housewife: ‘
If you were asked to produce
an All—American dinner, what
would your menu be?
By “all—American” we mean
foods that were not known to
ple Beach, Lake Isabella.
J--10-14-16—21-23--2t.
FOR RENT: three room house,
lights and water. Garage, wood
shed and fruit house. Apply M.
VanCleave, Mt. View.
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and which the European explor-
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prfipeftlt’ antd $310“ Jhavfihan, gx‘l we re .. v—10-16-28—4t.
the world before the lands of NO HUNTING
cc cn. rac 0 an! Wl. s1 re; 1 ___,_, __l W H» - he ,.
of lake at a very reasonable‘ FOR RENT: 4 room modern gifcoveisetgfn
wimlgeage 33:3: NO TRESPASSING
price. Why not investigate this. ‘ house with with $2500 per h I . f th.s
h ._
property at once $12.50 .anl month. Call 92-J. 1302 Cota St. $53331; 2nd
chitivz’féd N0 FISHING
am- i Fewer Apples From 10-16—1t. '
1320 feet of waterfront located on
bay, about 8 miles from Shel-I
ton. Property has plenty Of‘
spring water. This is an ex-
cellent tract to subdivide an
will make an excellent invest-
ment. $4750.00.
Herbert G. Angle
Angle Bldg. Phone 304
an outlet
Department of
ports. The statement is
the Canadian apple crop
HOODSPORT SUNDAY SCHOOL pects.
AND CHURCH SERVICE
Sunday school is'ervice at ten
o’clock.
Church service at eleven o’clock
each Sunday. I
Richard Bates of Tacoma is in
charge.
as
tracted to Canadian markets.
plies of good storage varieties.
Nazis Force Russian Retreat
German machine gunners (shown at left) fire at slowly retreating
Soviet soldiers in their advance on Novgorod, Russian city near
Leningrad. This radiophoto was passed by the German censor.
5; NELL. con) you even.
aaA'R ’FlFTY THOuS‘AND
PEOPLE. CHEEQING—
A ech Ream-non?
Canada This Season
Less than half as many Cana—
d dian apples as last year may Seek
in the United States
this season, according to U. S.
Agriculture re-
based I
on recent agreements between the|
two nations and on the report of
pros-
There are some indications that,
the current season advances,
United States apples may be at-
In-
formation now available suggests
particularly short Canadian sup-
SIGNS
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Computed for Oakland Bay Tomato lume-
(Hood Canal tides are one hour RoaSt turkey'
& 55 minutes earlier) I Corn on the cob. , .
.. Baked squash.
LAR E IZE
Fri. High 3:23 am. 11.8 In! Lima beans. I I t Dufiicagng
Oct 17 LOW 9:35 aImI 2.1 ft" 1 sweet and lush p0 a oes.
High 4:10 p.m. 14.2 ft.I Pies made (fillgaclgbemes. SALES BOOKS
L 10:34 .m. 2.7 ft. \ Ditto of hue e errles. I ..
OW p Izsft Ice cream flavored with f0r615¢5¢per glozfegr 20¢
Sat. High 4:22 am. vanilla. ‘
Oct, 18 ng 10:26 am. $2.3 ft. l Ice cream flavored with choc_ I Vge alsci)
1take orders for all kind!
High 4:52 p.m. 14.4 ft. 01am 0 gfiifiT—ED SALES BOOKS
Low 11:12 pm. 1.4 ft. Salted peanuts and pecans. Our prices are as low or
lower
Sun. High 5:18 am. 13.4 ft. gilgarsl agid Clgaietsfi rm 3 d than outside
salesmen .can quote
.OCt' 19 LBW 11313 a'm' Souti? Agel‘aircl: Except0 the Ariz-
you' '
l 01ft“ tees, were not much on writing I , "
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Mon. High 6:10 am. 14.2 ft! for that matter—but they cer- I
Oct. 20 Low 12:00 N. 3.1 ft. tainly made history, when, pa- I
Hi h 5:48 p.m. 14.7 ft. 1 tiently and persistently, they ,
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‘ Low 122.07 p:m. 3.7 ft. 1 to%%ir?:iewce§:ngtgggs eggth_ C.
ngh 6‘24 p'm' 14'7 ft'. ern Europe today whose people I
ATTORNEV AT LAW
Wed. Low 1:13 a.m. -1.7 ft. would go hungry If It were not ‘ Title
mswance Building
Oct. 22 High 7:54 am. 15.0 ft. for the potato, and other coun- opposue
First National Bank
LOW 1:36 pm, 4,4 ft, tries in southern Europe whose Phone 23 Shelton
High 7:02 pm. 14.6 ft. people would be in the same
" ~— boat if it were not for corn. , i
E 1 G And men and women all over . ,
the globe would find life not ,
mp e half so agreeable if they missed INSURANCE
their smokes. The wonder about
the weed is not so much its
spread, but the vast variety of
‘Break’ In Law l
HERBERT G. ANGLE.
By Revenue Act];
kinds of tobacco that have I Otflce “I Angle Building I
. since been developed—the l
Employers Who famed to pay fragrant Turkish, the cigar
their contributions to state un-i wrapper from Sumatra, the
employment funds in any of theI
last five years in time to entitle
them to credit against the fed-k
eral unemployment tax for such
year are given a break in the}
revenue act passed recently. I
9
Commissioner of Internal Reve-i C .qs. r H w r. em ha_
lnue ‘Guy T. Helvering calls at} 0mm“ lone e 6 mg p
. , I sized that credit relief can be ob I
. geptloyhigfi 5:23:15 {at cg‘fl tained only if claim is made by ,
M 2. tl ,
tributions for 1936, 1937, 1938,l arCh 20' 194 Consequen VVITSIE III
'any employer who paid the fed-
1939 or 1940 are pald to the State I‘ eral tax without credit for con- ,
FUNERAL HOME
Licensed Embalmers
by November l8, 1I941v thIe amount’ tributIions to state unemployment
017 “Ch contrlbutlons W1“ be 31' funds must file his claim for re-
lowable as credit against the fed- fund with the internal revenue
W A. Witsiers, Prop.
Phone 180 - ~ Shelton. Wash.
heavy burley of Kentucky, the
alluring cigaret material of
North Carolina and Virginia,
just to mention a few.
ELLIOT B. SPRING
Accountin Tax Services
Bookkeeping Systems
123 4th St. Phone 565
eral tax for SUCh year" collector to whom he makes his
In m°§t carses’ th? amount OfI federal return not later than that
the credlt Will be limited to 90 date, if he expects relief_ was)”
per cent of the amount which ington and Alaska employers may
would have been allwable as, obtain information on procedure
credit had the contributions been, from the collector’s office in Ta_
-paid on time under provisions of I coma_
pr‘or ISWS' . . 1 The new law provides also spee
Hemoforey cred“ agamst the cial relief for 1936 to 1940 in
’tax f0" 1936’ 1937' 1938 and 1939 bankruptcy proceedings and
other
was ‘f‘llo‘évfible only 1f Cont??? cases in which taxpayers’
assets
ions or ose years were pan 0 rt custod or controlI
the state fund prior to December I are m cou y
7, 1940, and credit against the l GET A TRAVELERS accident
tax for 1940 was allowable onlyl ticket for every trip, 25¢ per
day. Rates lower on longer
if payment were made prior, to I I I
July 1, 1941. periods, See Herb Angle NOW:
MT. MORIAH LODGE
No. 11 F.&A.M.
(“a
Next Regular Communication
NOVEMBER 1 ‘ I,
M. H. NEEDHAM
Wbrsllipful Master
J. L. CATTO,
(Secretary.
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