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SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
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*_ TON-MASON colllln JOURNAL “—
. Consolidated with The Shelton Independent
Published every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon
ember of Washington va‘spapt‘r I‘uhlisliers’ Association
. and National .lo‘ditorial Association.
-' Vas second—c135: matter at the postot‘l‘ice at Shelton,
Washington
tion of Eberhart ch., or Street, Al-
SUbSCYlptlon Rates. “7. L_ pct! lyn. Date of hdaring having boon!
' 1‘ : in Mason County (outside of Shelton city mail carrivr
districts) Texaco qervice 15 9 625: set for M‘mdayz (“wk-’9"
Jam' 1911' i
t a ear; 6 mom} ~, 321,25; 3 months, 75¢. Foreign $3.50 p~-r yhar. posmll
,' 5 ‘‘‘‘ " . ' , and Monday havmg‘ been a legal
hulk
g6 1,0115 formal risidcnts of Shelton served by City mail carrier. from ,
Marslialls Insurance ..12 12 .500‘ day, and therefore board was not in
Lin- 0 8:: of}:- Journal by mail.} c 4-1a Dairy __________________ __11 13
.4581§%ssmn. it willstmlwflrdh and Saginaw,
. ' CARRIER: ill She ton, or hit nth collected h ar ' ‘ . . 4 . e
at a 110W 3 e 0 Wiring: 6 set
ee , per year in advance. U D ( y C Her) Mdcf’ C0111)?" h S
""10 1’1 '417 £05” Monday. Novombcl- 10th at 2:00l
'lg . cores l .l .. and that notice be given :lc-
~ . ‘ _._ ' cordin l . Carried.
GRANT C. ANGLE J. EBER ANGLE €01?“ DD?tS(m,—42710‘ Jollng
Mal'R. appearcd to ask i
. . , 7,", 0 ‘1 “7‘0 n 0 Son '3 ~ ‘ permission to .1
County land in:
Editor V _, ,Wrzw: 4:: E‘“” ('rmdmwmuifln Matches Thursday i
Scolion 34, 21. l) on CCC Road. Per—i
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""""'”“"“"“ 44:; Dairy vs.
Texaco. imiglsipn WT»; maintvd- ‘
I A . ,alms a owe .
CONFISCATORY TAXATION Mac’s "5- ,MahhallR , , In the mattcr or
5911310 Bill anti
Strong strides 0n the trail back 1201, 77th Congress. it was moved,-
by Mac’s Corner in the past three1 wait S‘fif‘trfidogp‘hdt,
“"1"
. ' I ' . lwmks have tightened Commercial“ 5.": 1 {ma ‘1
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l . .d into Witn Nell, Blodio anal
, res1dent ROOSCVBIt DOW urges heaVler taxes bowling league standings
great- i Trullingcr. Olympia, carried. ‘
.4 0f the highest and varied demands on the 1y, to the point now Where
only; Boarfiogggg}lrgg;mor 20 m, ,
five games separate top and bOt‘l Board met: ’allflprcsent’as of
prlyE
f‘ in history, for the alleged purpose of 1
lug prices and preventing inflation,” whichl
' tting the cart before the horse without}
mg the cause, or considering that half thel
.8 are only making a bare living.
\. e criticism is directed to the purchase ofl
It goods, when in truth all the inflation yet
but is due to government spending in thei
f'cost-plus ships, planes and cantonmentr
and inflated wages far above civilian
(1 increased taxes are aimed at that part 3
nation which profits least, if at all, through
Mac’s Corner In
grip on the top rung with
two—to—onc victory over Marshall’s
Insurance quintet in the night’s
other match with Abe Koppcr-
man and Sandy Saunderson sup-
plying the punch.
land turned over to Trcasul'l‘r for the;
‘ 1(‘I’Qdit of Road District No. l.
. In the matter of Vacation ol‘ por-l
ltion of Ebcrhart SL, oi'_Avc.. Allyn.
iDI'Olf‘StS were received from Chas H.l
0 Lewis, as Executor of Last Will (lilth
‘ Testament of Estatc of J. A. Pccblcs,
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COMMERCIAL BOWLING
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tom rung holders.
Mac’s continued the upward pull l
in Thursday night’s matches with:
a three ply
Dairy behind Roy Tingstead’s av-
erage-building
dairymen, who led the circuit un-
til two weeks ago, dropped into
third place with the defeat.
victory over 4-E
kegeling. T h e
Texaco Service bolstered its‘.
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The scoring:
Mac’s Cor. (3) 4-E Dairy (0)|
. Handicap 4-23,E Handicap 219$
.pendlng. Tingstead 529,! Skerbini 465
. f the President would give the word to 0011- fiyaffiilfme
iiéullwgg‘gggn 13::
It would be possible to curb the greatest Bednarski 424w. Savage 450?
Peterson 504} Fourre 450
‘ of the times in the form of lost days in de-
' ~effort which pads the costs, the 25 million
' . st tax of all on industry and labor.
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nder our “good neighbor” policy most of our
meats come from South America, where
packers have either moved or are having
packed by cheap labor, further support-
tariffs cut in half. Some day when the war
ls over our farmers will wonder Where their
‘bglsiness has gone along with the domestic
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CROOKED LEADERS CONVICTED
he conviction of Browne and Bioff, two high
. n the Federation of Labor, of “shaking
" some movie magnates of- several hundred
and dollars, should be proof that too many
, S are being practiced in the name of organ-
- labor which reflect not only on employers
Pon‘the rank and file of labor itself.,In the
t national convention in Seattle the facts
. known but the convention failed to take
a C notice of the racketeers further than to
1y do away with the particular high office
Browne held; Bioff was merely a cheap
91‘ who was tolerated until his career was,
ed by Columnist Pegler and reached the
E» . Perhaps the movie men were also playing,
ket to the discredit of their industry, and;
y guilty vofvgrafting on the public, but the;
g plain that altogether too much money is;
handled by many 5 leaders of organized la-E
. from the workers, and no accounting;
Made or taxes being paid for the privilege
vatezcolleotion agency. -,
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. rs is the most wasteful nation on earth,!
other country could live on what we throw,
and perhaps we should be more thrifty, or‘
3+ e torbe; but Washington is setting a;
3’ poor example in'being-the most wasteful
_; .Promotion'ln-Army:
‘Fied Artilrery (Anti—.airoraftLl
jvice and application to duty. Thy
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rybut .in ways that hurt, with money!
' ring like the proverbial ffdrunken sailor,”
'lth full apology to: the sailors.
Fort Bliss, 'Tcxas.—~Promotion’
of Private Donald G. KidWell of,
Rbute 1, ‘Shelton', to the rank of,l
Regiment' was announced tddaYi
by regimental headquarters. g
The promotion is effective atl
179th Coast Artillery is a .newl I
lorganized anti-aircraft reglmentyl
-: ,having been activated at Fort;
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cts, Real Estate: 1
onc'e and follows meritorious ser-i
iBliSS on J1me 1 last.
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FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
1' wall-H boon 'DELl‘leilw m “SHELTQN'
e Freight should be routeavm so; sham; Ferry Dock,
: Freight via Str. skookum-Chief, Milwaukee Dock,
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Time Schedule as follows:
.LQaVes Tacoma daily, execept Sunday, at 5
« — Olympia and Shelton
Arrives Shelton daily. except Sunday
CLARENCE CARLAN DER, President
FREIGHT .lINES
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Hons
927 903 887 2717:
Texaco (2)
872 817 760 2449i
Marshall’s (1)l
. . . . . Handicap 189i Handles 261
I ays 1n strikes during the past year in key Saunderson 467 Dotson p 5475
titles; whatever the cause there should hem:- Miller 1%; waeelé 382g
101:. stop in. all strikes on defense and fair Iggggema“ 466lwéfiifian
honest medIatlon, Since strike losses are the A- Ferrier 518 0’D9“ 4851
791886 801 2478814 871 792 2477;
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The minimum agelimit for en—
listment in the U. S. Navy is 17.
All applicants under 21 years Will
be required to have the consent,
of their parents or guardians. '
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
Monday, October 6, 1941
Board met in regular session, pres
ent R. Trenckmann, Chairman, Vin-
cent Paul, and Fred Ferris, Jr.,
Commissioners, and Harry Deyctte,
Clerk of the Board. 1
Dance license to Shelton Valley
Grange Hall. for one year from Oct-l
ober 8th, 1941. , ._
"Resolution cancelling « Warrant “ON
C. A. Gregory Company in the
amount of $6.88.
Agriculturist‘s report for Septem-
ber was examined and approved.
Letter from L. C. Wheeling, in
charge of Soil Survey in re Mason
County's share of expense, received
and filed.
Notice from W. S. McCrca and 00..
of cancellation of Fire Insurance Pol—
icy on buildings on County Farm,
and asking that policy No.163932 be;
returned for cancellation. It was‘
moved and seconded that Auditor re—
turn policy as requested, carried.
Claims allowed. ;
Notice from liquor Control Board:
of the following applications for 1.1—!
censes were received and filed: Davis:
Winery, Grapeview, Donald Muir .
Beckman, Robin Hood Lodge, W.
Kuett et at. Kuett's Tavern, Union.
Notice from Department of Labor
and Ind. that Claim of Dr. Collier
for treatment of Frank Paynton, had
been allowed, received and filed.
Notice from Department of Labor
and Industries that Claim of Fred H. ,
‘Bakerpfor timc loss in the amount.
of $42.50 had been allowed, rcceived‘l
and filed. . ,‘
Gerald Cooper, asked for and re-,
ccived an extension of 90 days on per-
mit to cross portion of Section 29.
township 20, range 5 .VVest.
This bcing theltimo designated by
statute to consider final Budgets, it
was mover and secondcd that same
be continued till tomorrow. carried. 1
Board adjourned. ’
Tuesday, October 7th, 1911
Board met, all Were prcscnt as of
yesterday.
Claims allowed. . .
Remaindercf day spent conSIdcran
Final Budgets. Consideration of Final
Blldgcts continued until_ tomorrow.
Board adjourned.
\Vednesday, October 8th, 1941.
{Board met, all present as of yester-
(ay.
City Ordinance No. 336 adopting a
Budget of Estimated Expenditures and
Estimated receipts of City 01' Shel--
ton_for 1942, received and filed._
Clty Ordinance No. 337 flxmg‘
amount of taxes and tax levy re-
qu1red to‘ raise the amo t of Esti-
mated Excendit‘ures for 942.
ed and filed.
Public Utility District No. 1 .Reso-
lution N0. 78 of Budget Estimates
of Receipts and Expenditures for
1942. received and filed.
Notice from District Encincer that
Mason County’s August Allotment of
3.35 tax. based. on September collec-
tions was $11,901.50meceived and filed.
Auditor’s count of Treasurer’scash
as of August Slst, 1941, was examined
and approved.
Petition of county Supt. to trans—
fer $100.00 from Current Fund to
Efaghe‘rs' Institute Fund, recelvedand'
l e .
Certified list of High School Dis-.
tricts and non-High School Districts..‘
by County Superintendent, received
and filed. . . . l
Certificate of county» Supt“ ~of.
Amount required by School Districtl
No. 311 from Mason County for year
of 1941-42, received and filed.
,County High School District 'Es—
timates, Valuations and Levy rate. by
County Supt. received andhicd.
It was rmovcd and seconded that.
because of Clouded title t0'.TraCt 5.
Section :2, 21 4 that Auditor be order-
ed to not accept application for pur-
Cha58,;_0,f same, :carried.
Claims allowed.
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receiv-
was anVed and seconded that
of Final Budgets be:
continued till tomorrow. I ~
Board adjourned.
Thursday, October 9, 1941.
enBoard met, all members were pres-
Mason County Fire Protection Dis-
trio? NO- 1 Resolution No. 1 of Budget
Estlmates of Receipts and Expendl-'
tureS- was received and filed. ,. .
Minutes of September meetings Were
and approved.
Fuel Contract Extension for June
t0 December 31M from Olymplil
and Wood Products Co. received
and filed. ,
,Remainder of day spent in. con-
S}del‘lng mum Budgets. ConSidera-
90?. OT Final BudgEts was contmued
“m” tomorrow.
Board adjourned.
. Friday, October 10, 1941.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
3” Present as of yesterday.
‘lflinlS allowed.
Final Budgets were approved.
Board adjourned.
Tuesday, October 14, 1941.
Board met. all present as of Dre‘.
‘ meeti .. . l
Chm-k m no amount of $02.25 was:
specifications.
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' O’clock AM.
,lands. together with the improvements
‘ situated tllcroon, will be sold at pull‘
1 ferred payments
‘ the purchase
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i received from Shelton Sand and Crawl ' 'mwvvvvvvvwvvvvvvvvv
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in payment of l‘qlllplllt‘lll, l'l‘lliitl,
and also T. F. 'White, ct llx.
In the matter of Vacation of por—
vious meeting.
Claims allowed.
Check in the amount of $75.00 was
received from Simpson Logging Co,
for grading Camp No. 3 Road for
August and September and turned into
Treasurer.
It was moved and seconded that
bids be called for the purl-huge of
one full Diesel Tractor of not loss
than 35 Drawbar H. P. according to.
Bids to be oponod at
Commissioners Room at Courthouso,
at Shelton, Washington, Mond v, Novv
ember 17th at 2:00 P.M., carried.
Resolution re. Sale of Road Oil ap-
proved and signed.
Resolution‘ re Transfer of Funds
was approved and signed.
Ike—Final Estimate No. 1 CRP No.
15, J. F. Forbes, Contractor, in the
amount of 331136390 was approved.
Final Estimate No. 2, CRP ‘No. 15,
J. F. Forbes, Contractor. in the
amount of $2005.40. was approved.
Board adjourned.
Monday, October 27th. 19“.
Board met, all were present.
Various liquor licenses were receiv—
ed and filed.
Top price contract for Lubricating‘
Oils. with Union Oil (30., from Oct-
ober 16th. 1941 to October 15th. 1942,
laims allowed. i
Resolution re Overruns and Undep-;
runs was approved and signed. ‘
Dance permit was issued to Spring,
Water Camp.
Dance License, for 3 months to
January 25, 1942. was issued to Mary;
M. Knight School. . 1
Letter from Sim son_ Logging Co”
in re Danger at rossmg in Section
3. 20, 6 with logging trucks, and ask-
ine‘ that speed limifbe placed at 10
miles per hour received. Board or-
dered speed limit as suggested, and
posted crossing accordlngly.
Notice from Dept. ot Labor and In.,
dustries that claim of DIE. Collier, fort
Treatment of Fred Ferris. _Jr., had
been allowed. received and filed.
It was moved and seconded that
applications for purchase of Tax Title.
lands be accepted up to and Including!
Saturdav, November 15th for Sale No,
14. carried.
Mell Saeger paid $2.50 for Carrots
and $10.00 for part of harness, from
County Farm, same was turned mlo
Treasurer.
It was moved and seconded that
Vincent E. Paul be authorized to ex.
change a used Adams Molc Board for
60 ft. of 5/8" line, carried. _
Board adjourned to meet again Mon-
day. November 3rd, 1941 at 10
BONED OF-‘COUNTY COMMIS-v
STONERS MASON ‘COUNTY.
WASHINGTON. ‘
l R. TRENCKMANN.
Chairman of Board.
Attost:
HARRY DEYETTE.
Clerk of Board.
11«117—~1t.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL
' DISTRICT ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that a special
election of the legal school eloctol's
of Allyn School District No. 18 of Mn-
son County. Washington, will be hold
at Allyn" School House in said district
on the 22nd day of November, 1941,
for the purpose of ill—Mill Levy. '
Pulls will be open from 1:00 o‘clock
P.M.. to 8:00 o'clock RM.
Dated this 7th day of November,
1941.
By order of the board of directors. of Washington in and for the,
FRED W BUDING COLIIH)’ of Mason Iii Probate
Clerk of B‘Wzd' gi)l“i<3ul§T ’83:?” “f 53515553” °f
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'~ ‘ , , Notice is hereby (given t at rant.
NOTICE or SALE or swim. c. Anglo, a'dmln' Lm’lor with thefwili
LANDS annexed of th; cstate of Robert Cory—
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
on Tucsday. the 2nd day of December.
1941, commencing at ten o'clock in
the forcnoon of said day, in front of
the main entrance door to the County
Court House in tho city of Shelton.
county of Mason, State of Washing-
ton. by the. County Auditor of said
county, the following dcscribcd state
lie auction to the highest bidder there—
for. to-wit:
NOTE—No one except citizens of the
United States, or persons who have
declared their intention to become
~such, can,purchasc state lands.
APPLICATION NO. 17259
A tract of land containing 0.30
acres, more or less, in the NWVL
of the SEM. of Section 20. Town—
ship 23 North, Range 1 West.
VV.M.. being more particularly dc-
scribcd as follows:
Commence at the southeast cor-
ner of said Section 20, and run S.
88‘” 05’ along the southerly
boundary line of said Section 20. a
distance of 1377.0 feet to an inter-
section with the westerly right
of way line of State Road No. 14.
as now located and of record in
the office of the Director of High-
ways at Olympia, Washington:
thence N..0° 42' W., along'said
westerly main of way line. a dis—
tance of 2050.4 feet to the true
pomt of. beginning of the tract of
land being herein describod;
Thence continuing N. 0° 42' W.-
105 feet: thence S. 80° 18’ W., 125
feet; thence S. 0° 42’ E.. 105 feet;
thence N. 89° 18’ E., 125 feet to
the true point of beginning, said
tract of land being situated in Ma~
son County, Washington, apprais-
eduat $10000.
Said lands will be. sold for not
less‘lthan” the appraised value above
stated and upon the terms and Con-
ditions following: .
Not less than one—tenth of the pur-
chase price must be paid at the time
of 5316- The purchaser, if he be not
.the owner of the improvements, must
fol'tthth Day to the officer making
the. sale the full amount of the ap-
praised value of the improvements, as
above stated. One—tenth of the pur-
chase price .‘must be paid annually
thereafter With interest on all de-
at. the rate of six
per .‘cei'rtuin 'per annum: Provided.
That any purchaser may make full
payment of principal, interest and
statutory fees‘at any time_a~nd ob—
tam ,chd- .Tne purchaser of land
Contalfimg,tmIber or other valuable
materials ‘15 prohibited by law from
Cutting 01" TemOVing‘ any such timber;
or materials without first obtaining
consent of the Commissioner of Pub-
lic Lands. until the full amount of
I price has been paid and
(ice?1 isslued.
A ~33 es of state lands are made
subject to the reservations “of 0115‘
gases. coal. ores, minerals -and.fos—
Sils of every name, kind and d0-
scrlption. and to the additional terms
and. conditions prescribed in section
clichapter 255 of the Laws of 1907-
~Sald_ land will be sold subject‘to
terms. conditions and reservations
of chanten 312 of the Session Laws of
1927. ,relatlng to easements for rights—
Of-Way and the carrying of timber.
stone. minerals and other, products
'over the Same.
_ JACK TAYLOR.
Commissioner of Public Lands.
By FRANK YATES,
ASSISIBDI ,Coillmtslsimlmfi
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MA‘.‘A A AAA A AAAAAMAMW
FOR SALE
4-room modern home with good
yard. Close in. Terms. $1,000.00.
HERB ANGLE
FOR SALE: 4 room house and
acre of land; 7 room house and
21/2 acres on and near Arcadia
Road: 1931 Chevrolet poupe;
1927 Buick sedan. L. R. Kolm-
organ, Arcadia Road.
10-28—11-28—--»1M
FOR SALE: 5 acre tract Arcadia
Road, close in, $450. Some wood A
on it. Mrs. K. G. Osterberg, Wy-
andottc Avc., at the big redi
barn. 11-4-13~—4t. ,
FOR SALE
7-room 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.
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.
3-ROOM modern home close in.
Nice garden tract. House can
easily be enliirged. Why pay
rent when you can own a homel
of your own. $1575 with $200
down, $25 month, including in-
terest at 7% monthly reduction.
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 Shelton with good
roads. Excellent opportunity
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.
1320feet of waterfront located on
bay, about 8 miles from Shel—
ton. Property has plenty of
spring water. This is an ex-
cellent tract to subdivide and
will make an excellent invest-
mbnt. $4750.00.
Herbert G. Angle
Angle Bldg. Phone 304
CARD OF THANKS
May we extend in this way our
sincere appreciation for the kind-
nesses, sympathies and beautiful
floral pieces offered us during our
bereavement over the death of our
beloved mother, sister and wife.
Mr. George M. Rogers
Mr. Francis A. Rogers
Mr. Fred Rose
Frazier Brothers.
No. 1402
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL
REPORT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
In the Superior Court of the State
don Angle, has filcd in the office of
the Clerk of said Court his final re«
port and petition for distribution, ask-
ing: the Court to settle said report,
to distribute the property to the per—
sons thereto clltitlcd, and to dis—
charge said Grant C. Angle: and that
said report and petition will be heard
on tth 6th day of December, 1941. at
the hour of 10:00.0'lzlock A. M” or
as soon lhl‘f‘"3,fl.t'l‘ as may be
at the: courtroom of the County Court—
house at Sholton, Washington.
19Rama this .lst day of November,
' CLARE ENGELSEN.
(SEAL) Clerk of said Court.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE
'I‘Illl‘l LANDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
on Tuesday, the 2nd day of December,
1941, commencing at ten o'clock in
the forcnoon 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
Washington. by the County Auditor
of _sa1d county, the following de-
scribed state tide lands, together with
the improvements situated thereon.
will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder thflrcfor, to-wit:
NOTE.——No one except citizens of the
United States, or persons who have
declared their intention to become
such, can :ui‘chase state lands.
API’L CATION NO. 10520
All tide lands of the second class,
owned by the State of Wash-
ington. situate in front of, ada-
cent to or abutting upon the
west 500 feet of the east 1150
feet of lot 2, section 19, and the
west 500 feet of the east 1150
feet of lot 1, section 30, all in
township 22 north, range 2 west.
(also known as tracts 14
to 23. both inclusive, of the un-
recorded plat of Navy Yard High-
way Addition No. 1,) and having
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a total frontage of 9.98 lineal
chains, more or less, appraised
at $449.10.
APPLICATION NO. 10506
All tide lands of the second class.
owned by the State of Washing—
ton, situate in front of, adjacent
to or abutting upon the east
125 feet of the west 300 feet'of
I lot 4, section 22, township 22
, north, range -2 west. W.M., and
having a frontage of 2.17 lineal
chains more or less, appraised at
$75.95.
Excepting such \ ortion of said
tide lands as ma3 be included in
i an oyster tract ’dceded by the
tate of “Washington to J. A.
Hoshor. August 23, 1910, under
i application No. 2883.
APPLICATION NO. 10491
All tide lands of the seco'd class
owned by the State of Vlashing—
ton, situate' in front, of, a ja-
cent to or abuttingr‘upon he
south 200 ,feet of the north 400
feet of lot 3, section 34, town-
ship 21 north, range 2 west, W. '
M.. and having a frontage of
3.04 lineal chains. more or less,
appraised at 1845.60.
APPLICATION NO. 10539
All tide lands of the second class,
owned by the State. of VVaslling-
ton. situate in front of, adjacent
l to or abutting upon the west 75
tent of lot 4, section 22, township
22 north,. range 2‘ west,
and having a frontage of 2.27
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BULLDOZER WORK:
SHRUBBERY PRUNING and re—'
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FOR SALE: one Monarch oil'
burning range with coils. $75.l
Becaon Point Resort.
11-6-11-13—3t.
clearing,
grading, road work, etc. Freel
estimates, reasonable. Inquire,
Davis Store, Lilliwaup. Phone 1.
J "11-4-6—11—13-18 5t.
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FOR SALE: 5%, size panel Walnut
bed, 182 coil spring mattress,
120 coil double deck springs.
Used only 2 months. $18.50.
Phone 201—J. H--11—11-13--2t.
planting. Oscar Plovie, 726 So.
First. St. 11-1—12-1—1M
KEYS! ”
New and modern key-making
equipment just installed.
Everything To Make
The Little Tot Happy
WAGONS —~ SCOOTERS
TRI CYCLES
REPAIRS
We also Repair wagons, tri-
FOR SALE: live rabbits, all sizes
18¢ per pound. Raise your own.
meat. Inquire at Journal Office.
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Wanted
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WANTED: a good, nourishing
bread-full of vitamins, minerals
and energy to sustain us in the:
best of health through the long
winter months to come. People
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cycles, bicycles, lawmowers, WV ,_
etc. POST CUTTERS WANTED: good,
timber. Call evenings. Rolandl
SLEYSTERS FIX—IT
SHOP
Ayers, Lake Newatzel.
11-4-6-11-13——4t.
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CAN PAY 30 cents a bale for
Christmas trees, including
foot trees. Contact C. P. Round- l
tree, 1700 Yew Avenue. Phone'
3759 Olympia. 11-5-«1&\5—1M.
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
Put that favorite snapshot
on your Christmas Cards.
WORK WANTED, mornings only.
Callia Lundberg. Phone 31 be-‘
tween 1 and 6 p. m. 11-11--1t.
11—11-1t.
i WANTED:
Good Variety of
Lovely Cards an ambitious, wide-
awake man or woman to look
after renewals and new sub-
Andrews Studio scriptions for the popular, fast-l
selling magazine, The AMERI—
CAN HOME. It’s easy, pleas—
ant Work, and it pays big com-i
missions. Spare time only re-
quired. Write today to Director,
Sales Division, The AMERICAN
HOME MAGAZINE CORPOR-
ATION, 251‘ Fourth Avenue,
New York, N. Y.
Xmas
Greeting Cards
Gibson
A Large Selection of
Lovely Cards
WIDOWER with boy and girl,
and 8, wants home for self and.
, children. , Financial arrange—I
ments discussed, references ex-l
changed at interview. Box M,‘
The Journal. 11—11-13-18-20—4t.
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Lost and Found
LOST: Brown shepherd police
pup with black markings. Ans—
Fir Drug Store
BICYCLES
WANTED
We will pay cash for
Used Bicycles
Wers to name “Mac.” Any in—
' formation call F. W. L nn,
Sleysters FIX'It Shop I phone 332w. 11-6-1112t. '
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FOR SALE QR :I‘RADE: substan' FOUND: medal or badge evidently!
“31 equ‘ty m Improved HenderT lost by some serviceman. In-
son Bay Waterfront! mlles scription “Roulons et Passons”
from Port Qrchard‘ W111 trade upon it. Blue and white striped
for Shelton elty property. Phone shield in one comer. Inquire
394-W after 6 pm. Journal.
FOUND: small dark purse. Own-
er identify and pay for adv.
Journal office.
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CARD OF THANKS I
We wish to extend to our many
friends and especially to the pall,
bearers and neighbors our deep
thanks for the flowers and sym-
pathies given us during our recent
bereavement in the loss of our,
husband and father. ’
FOUND: Guernsey heifer about
1% years old. No brands or
marks. F. E. Hewson, Rt. 1,
Box 165, Elma, Wash. 11-4-3—4t
WILL PERSON who found $10
bill Thursday please return to
Journal Office. Liberal reward.
11-11—1t.
Mrs. Edith Hopkins
and family F Re
EFURNISHED APARTMENTS for
rent and3rooms). Good lo-
cation. Very reasonable. Golds.
borough Apts, Second and Knee-
land Streets, Shelton. 5‘-’7~tf.
CARD OF THANKS
May we extend in this way our
sincere appreciation to our friends
and neighbors, and especially to
the hospital staff, for their sym-
pathies and floral offerings offer-
ed us during our recent bereave-
merit.
FOR RENT: 3 room furnished
‘ apartment, private bath. Mill
l Street Apartments. Phone 259-
M. C—10-21—tf.
Mrs. Dan Yarr
Marie Yarr
Grace Yarr .
Sally Yarr
Dan and Joseph Yarr
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FOR RENT: weather tight gar-
rd 1 d b 1d d age with cement floor. One
1 e an S as may 6 1110“ e in block from hospital $3 50 per
an Oyster t ct. deeded by th ' 1:
State of “fishingmn to J" A? month. Inquire 619 N. Fifth.
‘Hoshoi‘. August 23. 1910, under W—11-4tf.
application No. 2883.
APPLICATION NO. 10541
All tide lands of the second class,
owned by the State of Washing-—
ton, situate in front of. adjacent
to or abutting upon the east 100
feet of the west 175 feet of lot
4. section township 22 north,
range 2 west, and having
a frontage of 1.73 lineal chains.
more or less, appraised at $60.55.
Excepting such portion of said
tide lands as may be included in
an oyster tract deeded by the
State of Washington to .T. A.
Hoshor. August 23. 1910. under
Application No. 2883.
Said lands will be sold for not less,
than the appraised value above stated
and upon the terms, and conditions
following:
Not less than one-tenth of the pur-
chase price must be paid_at the time
of sale. 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-
I praised value of the improvements, as
’above stated. One—tenth of the pur-
chase price must be paid annually
thereafter with interest on all de-
FOR RENT: 4-room house and
bath, Mrs. Edith Whittle, Rt. 3,
Box 8, Shelton. 11-6-11-13-18n4t
iFOR RENT: 2 room furnished ca-
, bin, light and water paid, $10
month. Inquire John Terho, Sec—
ond and Wyandotte. 11-11—1t.
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[FOR RENT: newly decorated 3-
~room partly furnished house
with bath, stationary tubs. In
Agate district. Inquire Journal.
11-11-13--2t.
Tides of the Week 1
I Computed ‘for Oakland Bay
(Hood Canal tides are one hour
55 minutes earlier) ‘
statesmen. ainlii..mtil.:5..:r Wed- .Low 5=48a-m- 1-7 ft-
That any purchaser may make fulllNOV- 12 ngh 1108P-m- 14.3 ft.
payment of principal, interest and] Low 7248 p.m. 5.2 ft.
statutory fees at any time andbb-l
taint .d‘ée‘i- tfrhlf pumhaigr °fl mad High 12:29 a.m. 10.7 ft.
con ammg. lm or or 0 el' va ua e
materials is prohibited by law from! Thurs- LOW 6-48 a-m- 2'4 ft-
cutting or removing any such timber Nov. 15 Low 8:38 pm. 4.0 ft.
or matterifalish wghout‘ first obgailglirég .—
consen o e ommlsswner 0 u .
lic Lands, til the filll amount of‘ . ngh 1'52 a'm' 11'0
ft‘
gledpurchage rice has been paid and Fl'l- LOW 7151 a-m- 3-0 ft-
ee Issue Nov. 16 High 2:31 pm 14 5 ft
All sales of state lands are made . ' ' I
subject to the reservations of oils. LOW 9‘23 pm: 2'7 ft'
gases. coal, ores. minerals and fog-. —~——~———‘-—
sils_ tot evergtnairgle, (find and de- Many of the destroyers in the
scrip ion. ‘an o e a itional terms U 3 Navy are named in honor
(I c ndit'on. e. ‘ ' ' '.
a“ 0 ‘ 2 pr gmde m Sectlonlof enlisted men who are remem-
of
3 of'chapter 25.6 of the Laws of 1907.
Said land Will be sold subject tolbered for outstanding acts
lbravery. A record of the service
‘rendered by the individual for
the terms, conditions and reservations
whom a ship is named is em—
ot‘ chapter 312 of the Session Laws of
1927. relating to easements for rights-
blazoned on a plaque lnounted on
of—way and the carrying of timber.
stone, numerals and other products
over the same. .
JACK TAYLOR.
Commissioner of Public Lands.
lineal chains, more or less. ap-
RITIIIHCG' at $79.45.
icxlcpllilgf silril
portion
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of said
plaque hangs on the wall of Luce
Hall in the Unith States Naval
Academy.
By FRANK YATES.
Assistant Commissioner.
11-4—11-15—25. '12-'2—.«5t. ‘
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waxy. lg»-
the ship and a duplicate of each,
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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
100 will be made when billing is
necessary. Card of thanks 500.
Classified Display Rates on
Request.
Phone 100
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OLD GROWTH WOOD for sale:
$6.50 per cord plus tax. R. W.
Killough, phone 586-J.
10-30--11-27—1M
FOR SALE: 50 New Hampshire
Red pullets, April hatch, 25¢
pound. Lillie Crisman, Route 3,
Arcadia. F2; mile from Log Ca-
bin Service Station.
10-30—-11-4-6-11——4t.
AUBURN Golden Flake Butter-
milk, 25¢ gallon. Binns, 825
Franklin;
FOR SALE: Al’s enriched Vitality
bread, fortified with minerals
and Vitamins and baked. with
'highest quality ingredients, is
the perfect answer to your
health demands. Shafer’s Bak-
ery. 11-4—13—4t.
FOR SALE: black fur coat, size
20. $25 cash. Inquire at Mason
Hotel, Shelton, Wash.
G—11-11-13—2t.
FOR SALE: squash. Phone 5-F-3.
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MALE PUPS FOR SALE: $1.00
each. 629 Fairmont Avenue.
J-—11—11-—1t.
FOR SALE: 24 Cornish Red‘pul-
lets 6-mos. old, 20 l-yr. old
New Hampshire hens, $1.00 ea.
VJebb Ranch, Phone Union 280.
11-4-6-11—13—4t.
FOR SALE: 14-foot skiff, com-
plete with cars, chain, lock, line
and hook. Gunder Ordal, Rte. 3,
Shelton. 11-4———tf.
FOR SALE: 1929 Model “A” Ford
coupe. Victor A. Johnson, Rt. 3,
Box 206. , 11-4-13—4t.
FOR SALE: $15 Electric Razor,
Sunbeam Shavemaster with new
type cutter. Like new. Used very
little. See it at Journal office.
Price $8.00 cash. 11-4—tf.
FOR SALE: picked Northern Spy '
apples. Orchard‘run 50¢ box,
bring containers. J. Jacoby, Rt.
2, Shelton. 11-4-6—2t.
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NO FISHING
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for 15¢ ‘ 4 for 25¢
, 65¢ per dozen
We also take orders for all Idmk
of special— .-
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Our prices are as low or lower
than outside salesmen can quote
you.
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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 SPRING
Accounting Tax Services
Bookkeeping Systems
123 4th st. Phone 565
DOANE BRODIE
Attorney-At-Law
Angle Building
Phone 337
CHARLES R. LEWIS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Suite 1 L. M. Bldg.
Shelton, Washington
