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CE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STAT}
MENT 0F Till“. I THRIOP
ts Re . General Land Office, -
’ Spokane, \Vasllillgton,
.v- October 6, 1911.
’ .3 IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Bade Lumber Company. of
,Washington. did. on Oct»
;, 1941, file in this office its ap:
9“ 01889], under the act 01
20. 1922 (42 Stat. 465: 16 U.
‘85). as amended by the acts
Ember 22, 1922 (-12 Stat.. 1036).
!“dry 28. 1925 1'43 Stat.. 1090;
C. 486). to exchange:
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17: All ; Sec. 19: All; Soc.
Sec. 29: All: Soc. 30: NW 1,3.
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1,1 Lots 1. 2. 3. nd 4. S
4. SE14; Sec.
34. Fr. ,.
17: All; s. .
T- 22 N.. n. 17 w. M.;
v.33: _All, containing 20.415.32
ththm and adjacent to the
, 118,8 National Forest. Washing-
bJBCt in part to reservations
“Hg roads. telephone and pow»
3; and subject also to certain
t1Oms as to the cutting and re-
eof timber and to ‘minc and
'metallifcrous mineral deposits.
' “my set forth in the formal ap-
n on file ill this office, which
“01) also lists lands on which
. rights are outstanding to the
Pacific Railway Company.
.ber of an equal value to be
from approximately 4870 acres
Pnal forest lands described as
, R. 17 FL. \V. M.:
SW 1.4 . NE: SE 1,1. SW14
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21 N.. R. 17 11., w. M.:
2. 4. 8. 10. 12. 14. 16. 22. 26.
ya 34; Sec. 15: Wl/quxfiNEli.
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NEigsnl/i
. 8. and 16; Sec. 1 Lots
sullswxl. NE sou,-
,~ of Lot 2; SINJ 1:.
~11. cc. 20: EL. NEH.
S'anu, swlt; Secs. 30 and
i 2] N., R. 7 “Z. W'. M.
011s 1 to 5. inclusive.
22 N.. R. 6 “2. \V. M.:
hs 7. 18. and 19.
.22 N., R. 7 w., w. 11.:
1 and 2. Secs. 10 to‘ 15. m—
*‘ Secs. 21 to 29. incluSlve. and
to 36. inclusive. within the
50 and Olympic National For—
ashington, as agreed with the
of Agriculture.
ul‘Dose of this notice is to al-
Dersons claiming the tlmber
or having bona fide ob-
,‘ to such application. an op-
‘V to file their protests 111 this
“Or to the approval of the
.Sueh protest should be filed
1 prior to November 22. 1941.
. HARRY L. CHILD.
. 21—28. 11-4~4t. Register.
\__.________
, it“ No. 1459.
T1011 To caanons
' ~ TO FILE CLAIMS.
abluperior Court of the State
.1.ashington in and for the
‘ty of Mason, In Probate. ‘
I. MATTER OF THE ESTATE
TIE I. MORGAN. Deceased.
919 Is HEREBY GIVE . that
estamentnry on the abow
;V_v'ere granted to the under-
‘On the 11th day of October.
3’ Said Superior Court.
CE 18 FURTHER GIVEN, that
OTIS having claims against said
6 required to serve the same,
9, necessary vouchers, upon
el‘signed at the Law Office
C. Bayley, Title Insurance
t, Shelton, Washington. that
‘ he. place designated for the
101.1 of the business of the es-
“lln six months after the date
{Wrist publication of this no;
wit: within six months after
day of October. 1941. and
Same with the Clerk of thl.‘
“Sether with proof of sucl
l‘ they will be forever barred
this 14th day of October.
JACK MORGAN,
, Executor of the Estate 0:
Hattie 1. Morgan, Deceased
. C. BAYLEY.
for Executor,
. “rance Building,
'2 Washington.
1-28. 114—41.
\__~_—_
. OF TIME AND PLACE 01‘
. \ NG CI'l‘Y.0F SHEL’I‘ON’S
QYON T0 LEASE CITY DOCK
i ,i. E IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
Council of the City of Shel—
0598 to lease to the Standard
any of California. a Corpora-
the purpose of exclusively
i hfil'lsportir‘lg and selling pet—
x"'Oducts thereon. for a period
. ears, the following described
“2’ i I I'll
Dert‘y situated in the County
’pgState of ‘Vashington. t0-
orfilonsot‘ Lots 11 to 17 in-
.‘313 lands of the town of
“Ow occupied by the City
, ._now under lease to the
1 Oil Company of California,
$3911 in red lines on Exhibit
had to an indenture of Lease
a entered"into the 30111 day
her. 1931, by and between
0‘ Shelton and the Standard
713’ of California, together
eEtiement '0; right of way to
econstruct, replace. renew,
lite. and remove the pipe.
appurtenances thereof. (with
01’ ingress and egress to
.t 6 same) now on or un—
.d0ck. on and along Spruce.
«‘3 Outlined in green on said
. -. attached to said Indenture
,;~9date'd the 30th day of De—
31- The proposed rental is
3,, ,month for a period of 5
Aims November 30111, 1946.
'9Mal for the last five years
uplufited as by Statute made
"39d, payable in advance.
0’1 or before the 5th day of
yevery m onth.
Council will meet at the
"1 Shelton. Washington. at
of 8 O‘clock P. M. on Nov-
51941. when and where any—
‘3 heard for or against the
31‘] 0f the City Council of the
:i elton. Washington, the 16th
tobor. 1941.
‘CLENN W. LANDERS.
4.3L
j“: , October 21, 1941.
, CAN’T sat“ Will. you
Fll_\_l__D A Buyer: USE
WANI--ADS
N0. 1190
OF HEARING
REPURT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
In the Superior (‘ozlrt of the State of
for 31235911 (‘ouilty lnl
NOTICE FINAL
An ordinary wet-storage milk!
cooler makes an excellent poultry
cooler for the Mason County poul-
tryman, and generally speaking.
' turns out a far better product for
market than does the old,
dry method of cooling, according
to a study made at the agricul-
tural experiment station at Wash-
ington State College on wet and
’ dry cooling methods.
When the wet method was used,
:the poultry cooled more rapidly,
presented a more attractive mar-
ket appearance, gained weight and
equalled or surpassed the dry~
cooled birds in flavor.
ing resulted in a loss of Wei
the dressed birds.
Birds cooled by the wet meth-
od ,after being picked, were plac.
ed in the cooler, and the water at
a temperature of around 33 de-
grees Fahrenheit,
around them.
cooled sufficiently,
stored in the dry box of the milk
cooler, and the temperature
which they had been cooled was
thus maintained.
The birds to be dry-cooled were
divided into three groups, the
first being placed directly in the
dry cooler; thesecond, “plumped”
'in 50-degree water for two min-
utes, then placed in the cooler;
the third plumped ten min- ’
utes before being/placed in
cooler.
The tests
\‘l'aslllugton
Probate
IN THE MATTER OF THE E TA
OF PETE GEEH."
NOTlCE IS HE
iAlina Murc " ‘
Peu-
with the Cli..x of
her Final Rep
for Distribution. 1. .
settle said Report. distribute the prop—
tlle persons
and to discharge the said
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that
and Petition
hoard
TE
IECICASED.
‘ the
.lwl Petition
Court to
Court,
entitled =
Exr‘rau'trlx.
city
said Final
Distribution Will
the 1st day of November, 1941, at
hour of 10 O'Clock in the forelloon,
the Court Room in the Culll't House,
in Shvlton, Mason County.
ton.
Dated this 27th day of September,
CLARE ENGELSEN,
Clerk of said Court.
9430. 10-7rl4-21~4t.
No. 4033
SUMMOKS BY l’l'l‘iLICATION
In t. 9 Superior Court of the State of
“'nshington for the County of Mn—
MAE KIRKLAND Plaintiff vs.
Eh’ll‘JETT KIRKLAND Defendant,
Washington
,said Emmett Kirkland, defendant:
sullilllont (1
pear within sixty days ut'tor the dam,
of the first publication of this Sum-
mons to wit, Within sixty days after
the Bill day of Septeiliber,
defend the above entitled action in the
above entitled court,
complaint of the plaintiff, and some 3
answer upon
dersigned attorney for plaintiff, at his
and in case of
failure so than judglllcnt will
be rendered swims: you according: to
the delllalid ol'
lhas been filed with the clerk of szlirl
court.
This is an action for divorce on the
of dt-sertion and failure
defendant to support
a decree
real estate and personal pi-oiiiny d”-
scribed in the colliplaint [NHL] hereinl
as the separate property of 1119 plain—i
tiff for the reason that it was either
owned by plaintiff prior to her mar—
, I . has, been acA
quilt-d by plalntlff. Wlth her separate.
E. N. STEELE.
'Attorney
chol t
Saturn
IVash i lig-
Dry-cool-
1941. ght of i
agitated
When they h a d
they w e r e
was
son
IDA
The state
You hereby
1941, and
and answer
copy of your
office below stated;
your
the
{ho colllplllint, which
showed that
weight loss and discoloration de-
pended on the scalding tempera-
tures, with the higher tempera-
tures bringing greater discolora-
tion and weight change.
found that although
retarded discoloration, wet cool-
ing prevented it.
The experiment was conducted
by J. Roberts, investigator for the
Washington committee on
relation of electricity to agricul—
‘ture, and E. I. Robertson of the
division of poultry husbandry. The
are described
ment station bulletin 403, entitled
“A Comparison of Wet and Dry
Cooling of Dressed Poultry."
KJR To Air Stanford,
Washington Struggle
Of outstanding importance to
' local football followers is the game
next Saturday afternoon, October
between the Uni-
'versity of Washington and Stan-
ford University. Associated sport-
Ted Bell will be at the
{microphone to give the play—by-
play account of the contest, start-
. ing at 1:45 pm. over Station KJR,
Seattle (1000 kcys).
A second game of interest next
Saturday will be play'ed at Pull—
man where Washington State Col—
'lege meets Oregon State College
Associated sport-
caster Lou Gillette will broadcast
Station
Olympia (1240 keys), and other
Mutual network stations through-
out Washington.
t h e
grounds
plain—
and for aside
tiff. setting
It was
“plumping”
riage defendant or
funds.
for Plaintiff
202 First Na‘i‘l Bank
Bldg, Olympia. Wash-
ington Thurston Coun-
y.
9—9-16-23—30. 10-7-14—21—7t.
the
! Calls Supreme
Court to Order
, results in experi-
25 at Seattle
1 caster
at 1:45 pm.
the game over KGY,
Chief Justice Harlan Fiske
Stone makes last-minute prepa-
rations for opening of the U. S.
Supreme Court as the fall term
begins.
Fir plywood manufactured
only from prime logs of giant
(old growth) Douglas firs usually
from four to eight feet in diam—
eter.
Army Starts Intensive Training
I
1
Getting set for a tough.se_350n,.West Point footballers are going
through strenuous training sesswns.
treatment opponents may expect,
Two Can’t Land in One Space
Here they demonstrate the
It would have been all right for the two pilots at- the controls of
these ships to land at the Conway, Ark,
e same Spot at the s
neither was seriously injured.
Municipal Airport if they
Miraculouslyi
adn‘t picked th ame time.
h
3, ‘8 trestle approach to the
, .
t
City Clerk.
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Real Estate
A‘ AAAAAAMAAAAA Mm“
FOR SALE by owner: 5—room
home. Inquire 534 Arcadia.
C-~10—9~tf.
SHELTON—MASON COUNTY JOURNAI;
Wet Storage Milliwwmwm
Cooler Found To
Be More Effective
FOR SALE: 10-arces waterfront
land and 4-room houso with
bath, outbuildings, orchard, 1/3
cleared. Reasonable. W. L.‘
Mott, Route 2, Agate.
10—479-14 —16-21«~4 t.
FOR SALE or trade: Business
lot, S-blocks from Navy Yard
Gate, ill West Bremerton. In-
quire Journal.
W—~10—9-14-16—21—74t.
FOR SALE
7-r00m modern home with large'
tract of land. Excellent ground
with lawn and flowers. 'This
will make a fine suburban home.
Close in. $3,000 with $500 down
or $2500 cash.
I 6-ROOM modern home, hard-wood
floors, fireplace, full basement
and furnace. Also large unfin-
ished upstairs. This home is
located on oiled street and has '_
nice yard. Entire property in:‘
excellent condition, and priced
below present value. Will con—.
sider terms—$4375.00.
B-ROOM modern home close in.
Nice garden tract. House can
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.
3-ROOM modern home, close in,
with large tract of excellent
ground and several fruit treesl
Credit allowed for some to,
finishing, $1375, $50.00 downt
and $20.00 monthly, including
interest at 7% monthly redch
tion.
S-room modern home, with hard-
wood floor, fireplace, furnace
and basement, 2% acres of ex-l
cellent ground, with fruit treesi
and large chicken houses. Thisi
will make you a fine surburban
home, close in, $2850, terms, may
be arranged.
Will trade.
Fine lake located on 168 acres of .
land, lake covers 25 to 30 acres. ,
Fine fishing and close to the '
hunting reserve in the best deer;
territory in Mason County. Just'
11 miles from Shel'ton with good
roads. Excellent opportunityl
for several parties to divide the
,property and each have an ex-
cellent tract of land with share
of lake at a. very reasonable.
price. Why not investigate this
property at once ! $12.50 an
acre.
1320 feet of waterfront l o;{ 3
bay, about 8 miles fr l’Shel-i
ton. Property has plenty of
spring water. This is an ex-i
cellent tract to subdivide andf
will make an excellent invest-.3
ment. $4750.00.
Herbert G. Angle
Angle Bldg. Phone 304
Poultry, Dairy
' i
Product Prices i
Rise—20 to 40%;
Dairy and poultry products this
fall are returning Mason County
,farmers from 2051,; to 40% more;
lthan they did a year ago, thei
U. S. Department of Agriculturei
farm bulletin for. October 10*
shows.
“Farm market prices througll-|
out the state made their most?
spectacular and important gains;
of the year during the month end- 1‘
ing September 15, 1941,” the'Oct- I
ob'er farm survey shows. “Twen— ;
ty—three out of twenty-seven items 3
in the September report showi
Significant advances from Inid_l "Walhlnqton Shah Progress Can-min]...
iAuguSt——a general increase not
equalled Since the so-called ‘boom
days’ of 1928—29. Every item in
the September report, except p0“
tatoes and horses, was selling on
September ‘15, 1941, at higher
levels than the year previous.
“Hog prices were at; the high-
est September 15 price since 1926,
and other meat animals highest
since 1928-29. All items made
very strong seasonal gains from
August 15‘ except hogs, which
were contra-seasonally higher.
The price of the latter item
usually breaks by September 15
(some years by October 15) as‘
fa” marketings 0f the Spring Pig i lan, Indian word meaning “Deep
crop Increase. However, the 5
size of the 1940 fall crop was be-i
low that Of 1939; demand ~and;
prices were good all summon;
Therefore. farmers sold fallpigs, Williain Clark of Lewis & Clark
relatively early rather than hold-j
ing them for weight.
“All dairy and poultry ite m S
show substantial seasonal incre’as- 5
es over August 15, and are from}
20 to 40 per cent higher than on”
September 15, 1940. Farm sup~
plies of milk and butter are heav- ‘
ier than average, but due to di-'
,verSIon of production to dried and
evaporated milk, and the increased
demand” an even larger produc-
tion 15 necessary. Egg production
the ten-year average, but, will
increase somewhat during the win- 1
ter as 1941 pullets begin laying.”
Skokomish Grange
Masquerade Friday
Skokomish Valley, Oct. 20. *—
Skokomish Grange will hold itS‘
annual masquerade this Friday‘l
evening. All members are to of
come in masquerade.
Ladies are to bring either pump-
fsr.
Classified Service
.-
1
LANDSCAPING
Years of“ experience in lawn—mak-v
ing. Contract or 500 an hour.
Eight years in Shelton. Plovie,l
726 So. First, corner Mill street.
9-14. 10-16—1M.
SHELTON FURNITURE UP-
{OLSTERING furniture recov—
ered and rebuilt, free estimates.
714 Ellinor Ave. Joe Nuss-,
baumer, Prop. Phone 590—W.
8~20-~9—24~—1M. '
BULLDOZER WORK: clearing,
grading, road work, etc. Free.
estimates, reasonable, Inquire HELP WANTED MALE OR FE—
Davis Store, Lilliwaup. Phone 1.
J—10—21-23-28-30—4t
CONTRACTING C ARPENTER,
alterations and repairs, gener-
al jobbing. Reasonable rate. H.
'M. Jones, 17141/2 Ridge Road,
Shelton. Phone 56-J.
,9-12--10-12—1M.
Watch For
KEYS! :
New and modern key-making
equipment just installed.
Everything To Make
The Little Tot Happy
WAGONS ~— SCOOTERS
TRICYCLES
REPAIRS
We also Repair wagons, tri-
cycles, bicycles, lawmowers,
etc.
SLEYSTERS FIX-IT
SHOP
FOR SALE
Used 9x 12 cm
KODAK
‘ RECOMAR
With case and 12 cut _
a? Film holders . . . and,
Auxiliary lenses.
$7 5
Andrews Studio
FILMS
DEVELOPED
25¢ per roll
Free Enlargement coupon with
each roll.
FIR DRUG STORE
This feature for the next four
- weeks will be devoted to, the: de-:
rivation of names and dates of'
iorganization of the thirty-nine
icounties of Washington State.
Adams—named in honor of i
1 President John Adams, Novemb '
, 28, 1883.
Asotinma Nez Perce Indian
‘ name meaning “Eel Creek”"from
,abundance of eels in rivers, Oct-
ober 27, 1883.
Benton—named in honor of
1 Thomas H. Benton, United States
:3 Senator from Missouri, March 8,
1905.
Chelan—mamed for Lake Che-
Wa’ter," March 13, 1899.
Clallam—~Indian name meaning
“Strong People," April 26, 1854.
Clark—named to honor Captain
exploration party. June 27, 1844.
Columbia——for the great “River
of the West." November 11, 1875.,
Cowlitz—name of an Indian
tribe, April 21, 1854.
Douglasv4honors Stephen A.
Douglas, November 28, 1883.
, The last of four features on the
jderivation of names and dates of
organization of the counties
1, Washington State.
Snohomisthndian word mean-
. in this state is low compared with? 111;; style of union in the tribe
‘of
that name. January 14, 1861.
Spoka.nc~—In(lian word meaningi
“child of the sun," January 29,
1858.
Stevens-~to honor Isaac I.,
evens, first territorial govern-l
'or. January 20, 1863.
In honor of Samuel,
=R. Thurston, first delegate froml
Oregon territory to national gov-
Thurston
ernment, January 12, 1852.
kin pie or doughnuts. Potluckxmeaning “math! waters,” April
Ml‘S. Lucy Edmiston, home eco-
ilunCh ~Will be served, announcesr25. 1854.
Whatcom-——Indian Word mean—
no‘mics chairman for the grangein‘g “noisy waters" for Indian
\
URN AL ,.
er;
l
of
Wahkiakummsaid to be namei
I the first chief of an Indian
‘. tribe of that name, April 26, 1854p
Walla Walla — Indian Word
For Sale
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SECOND—GROWTH
growth wood for sale.
W—10-8-14-16-21—4t. 1
Golden Flake Butter-i
Binns,
Wanted
Auww
WANTED: middle age lady for
full time housework and care‘
of children. Good wages. In-
quire Journal or Mrs. Ayers,
Lake Newatzel. 10-16-21—2t.
--—————_——u
h.“
WANT ADS
and
Phone
17F1.
AUBURN
milk,
25¢ gallon.
WOOD CUTTERS WANTED Withi
drag saw perferred. Call 473-W.
H..1o-16-21-23_28_4t, FOR SALE: Lang junior wood‘
range. Inquire 420 Elinor Ave.”
B—10—21-23-28-30-4t,
USED
MERCHANDISE
Ranges
Pacific Range .................. ..$15.00
Universal Range
Washington Range
1 Lang Range ........... ..
1 Lange Oil Range .
1 Quaker Oil Range .......... .. 99.50'
1~2 burner Westinghouse
Electric Range ................ .. 29.50'
Heaters
Wood Heater .................... “$29.50,
Wood Heater
Wood Heater
Wood Heater}.
Oil Heater
STEADY WORK, GOOD PAY,
RELIABLE PERSON WANTED,
to call on farmers in Mason
County. No experience or capi-
tal required. Some making $100
in a week. .Write Mr. INMAN.|
2123 Magnolia St., Oakland,’
Calif.
MALE: registered pharmacist,
not over 45. No Sunday or holi-
day work. Write immediately.
Pay-Rite Drug, Raymond, Wn.
10-21—1t. ,
RELIABLE GIRL, 30, wants;
house work one or two days a‘
week. Write Box B, care Journal 1
Office. B—10—21-23—2t. I 1
— 1
WANTED: woman to assist withi1
general house work. Home at 1
nights. Inquire Journal.
D——10-21~—tf.
ANTED: ‘ woman for general
house workone ‘or two days a}
Week. Phone '273-W.
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and Found
FOUND: Pair glasses in case
at Safeway Store. Owner may
have by identifying and paying
for ad. Inquire Journal.
10-9—1t.
LOST: St. Charles spaniel 6 or 7
months old. Been gone a week.
Answers to name of Rip. Find-
er please phone Mrs. Roy Get-
ty, 10—R. 10—21—1t.
FOUND: small dark purse. Own-
er identify and pay for adv.
Journal office. .1
825 ‘
Franklin. v
Hillcrest.
. 24.50
.. 34.50
.. 29.50
. 79.50.
29.50I
24.50
........................ .. 39.50
Quick Heater Oil Heater
................................ .. 39.50
2 Quick Heater Oil Heaters 59.50
Washers
Norge Washer ................ ..$39.50
Thor Washer ......... .... .. 19.50
American Beauty
American Beauty
American Beauty
Apex Washer .................. _. 29.50:
Wardway Washer .......... .. 24.50
Refrlgerators
Kelvinator 61/12 cu. ft. .... ..$89.50
Kelvinator 51/2 cu. ft. .... .. 79.5
Grunow 61/2 cu. ft. .......... .. 79.5
(New)
10-21-23—21. I
l..—
HHl-ll-‘Hl-‘H
HHH
Miscellaneous
Electric Roaster .............. ..$12.5
Table, 4 chairs ................ ..
Davenport
Mohair Chair
Easy Terms
HHHH
Free Delivery I
THREE STORES
FOUND: medal or badge evidently
lost by some ,serviceman. In—
scription “Roulons et Passons‘”
upon it. Blue and white striped
shield in one corner. Inquire
Journal.
For Rent
.
FOR RENT: furnished two room
house. Close to hospital. $10
'"fl‘
M“
per month. Ideal for single man
or woman. Inquire 619 North
Fifth. Wv—10-16~—tf.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS for
rent (2 and3rooms). Good lo-
cation. Very reasonable. Golds-
borough Apts, Second and Knee-
land Streets, Shelton. 5-7 -tf.
FOR RENT: 2-room house. 4-
miles out. Elderly couple pre-
ferred. Electricity, water, Rea-
sonable rent. J. D. Camper,
Route 1, Shelton.
10-9-14-16-21—4t.
FOR RENT: 2-room furnished ca-
bin, electricity and Water. Ma-
ple Beach, Lake Isabella.
J--10-14-16-21-23--2t‘.
FOR RENT: 3 room furnished
apartment, private bath. Mill
Street Apartments. Phone 259-
M. C—10-21~—tf.
Poor Memory? Try
U. W. Professor’s
New Stunt 0n Ill!
“Dr. E. R‘. GuthrienUniversity of
Watshington psychologist, has a
practical, a l t h o u g h somewhat
startling method, which he guar—
antees will enable 'even the most
forgetful person to remember
'names.
“If you really want to remem-I
ber the name of a person you have
ijust been introduced to, look himl
squarely in the eye and scream
his name at the top of your lungs,”
Dr. Guthrie said. “You’ll remem-l
her that name as well as the man
iwho couldn’t fotget Mr. Addison
Sims of Seattle. And it is a bet-
ter than even money bet that the
person to whom you have just
been introduced will also remem-
ber your name.” ,
Dr. Guthrie cited several types
i of performances which may be
the results of habits built up over
a period of years or during child-
hood.
“For example, if you like to
handle firearms, it could be that
you had unpleasant childhood ex-
ip'eriences with a neighborhood
bully,” he explained. “And if you
are ill at ease at the table, per—
,haps you received more advice on
, table manners than you could ab-
sorb when you were very young.
“Women who take to, chairs
when mice appear, do so because
as little girls they saw their C):—
.cite‘d mothers or grandmothers
doing it,” Dr. Guthrie said in
discussing factors inhabit found—
ation and their practical applica-
tion. “Children brighter“ than av-
erage at five years will continue
to, be brighter than average
long as they live.”
chief of that; name, March 9.!
1854.
Whitman—for Marcus «Whit-
man, first missionary to Indians,,I
November 29, 1871.
Yakima—Indian word meaning
“black bear” after tribe of same
name, January 21, 1865.
‘ A billion and a half square feet'
‘of fir plywood will be manufac--
'turcd this year 'with most of iti
going into houses and other build-
ings. ‘
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NASH BROTHERS
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Trade or Swap
Wn--Am AA“
WILL TRADE: used car for chi-
ckens, pork, veal, beef or tur-
keys. Phone 251-R.
P~10-21-23——2t.
Tides of the Week
Computed for Oakland Bay
(Hood Canal tides are one hour
& 55 minutes earlier)
Wed
. -1.7 ft.
Oct. 22
15.0 ft.
4.4 ft.
14.6 ft.
- - 2.0 ft.
15.1 ft.
5.1 ft.
14.2 ft.
- 2.0 ft.
14.9 ft.
.7 ft.
13.5 ft.
1.4 ft.
14.7 ft.
6.1 ft. .
12.7 ft.
0.6 ft.
14.5 ft.
6.1 ft.
11.8 ft.
0.4 ft.
14.4 ft.
5.7 ft.
11.2 ft.
1.4 ft. !
14.4 ft. .
4.8 ft.
11.0 ft.
2.2 ft.
14.4 ft.
3.7 ft. 1
3 am.
Thurs.
Oct. 23
Fri.
Oct. 24
3:39 a.m.
High 10:52 a.m.
4:30 p.m.
9:25 pm.
‘Low 4:36 am.
High 11:57 a.m.
5:50 pm.
High 10:34 pm.
Low
Low
High
Low
5:41 a.m.
1:04 pm.
7:18 pm.
Mon.
Oct. 27
Low
High
Low
High 12:05 a.m.
6.150 a.m.
2:06 p.m.
8:34 pm.
Tues.
Oct. 28 Low
High
Low
High
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SODA FOUNTAIN.
must appear
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Oct. 29
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Valves
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For Sale
‘AAAAAAAAAM
WOOD FOR‘SALE: old growth
fir. Any length. Call Union 265
or write Box 107, Union.
S—lO-7--11-6—1M
19 50;FOR SALE: picked King and
Northern Spy apples. Orchard
run 50c box. Bring containers.
J. F. Jacoby, Route 2, Shelton.
10-9-14-16-21—4t.
gFOR SALE: 14—ft. boat, partially
I, V—bottom. Includes oars, $25.
1
George Lavender, ‘Hoodsport.
Phone 2-W. L--10-14-23.—-4t.
39.505FOR SALE: 3 12-foot boats, Ideal
49.50'
...... .. 29.50
for duck hunters. Hidden Cove
Resort, Lilliwaup.
V—10-16-21—2t.
FOR SALE: Cértigrade shingles,
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 milk cow and 1
2—year-old work coltflichard
Holman, Route 3. Box 192.
10-16—21-23—3t.
AUBURN Golden Flake Butter-
milk, 25¢ gallon. Binns, 825
Franklin.
FRESH MILK Haw for sale. H. s.
Ahern, Skokomish Valley.
1041-28—21:.
FOR SALE: boys bicycle bought
in March, $16. McCaskey credit
file, 30-gal. hot water tank al-
most new. Phone 251-R.
P—10-21-23L2t.
FOR SALE: 15-mos. old Holstein
Guernsey heifer. Good stock, V
$40.00 cash or trade for 2 tons
good baled, hay.. Write E. Bind-
ara, Route 1, Box 98, Shelton
(Kamilche Point). 10—2'1-23-;_2t.
FOR SALE
One Used Wood
CIRCULATOR
.Good Condition
$25 '
Phone 152
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
Title Insurance Building
Opposite First National Bank
Phone 23 — Shelton
INSURANCE
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Office at Angle Building '
ELLIOT B. SPRING
Accounting Tax Services
Bookkeeping Systems
I 123 4th“ St. Phone 585
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Angle Building
Phone 337
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