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.... : .... : ' " ..................................... THEMAS0N C6UNTY I JOURNAL ' rl, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 192
PAGE FOUR
': ...................... NOTICE Classified Ads ....................
' MASON COUNTY JOURNAL Joe Vall 102.3,
" E. ".uman ................. 10.00
,I. H. Foss .................... 32.00
GRANT C. ANGLE & SON, Publishers
Member of Washington State Press and Washington Newspaper Associations
Entered as second-class matter at the postofiice at She)ton. Washington
Published every Friday morning.
Subscription: Domestic, $2 per year. Foreign, $2.50 in advance
(All papers discontinued one month after delinquency)
UP VIEW / COMMISSIONERS
A
CLOSE- (Contimmd from page l)
The people of Grays Harbor COUrt-|Arthur L. Ward, engineer...:.. 85.00
ty have had the trial of the Centralia/caepgii,}cY r v.,.al:. and.. i....I:...C().: 3.40
murderers wished upon them, anu| Mason onnty Journal, same .... 9.00
the only redeeming feature is that w. Johnson Motor Co., same... 6.95
after a close-hand .view ofthedlrty ]rs td.JDef,g.tla%ehl:l)(rssherislf] 22.('0
25.20
work of the red element tne aecen It( v "Ports'traY exp .... 4.55
people of that section will there- ] l'ark'Burnei't, deputy sheriff•.• 4.00
afterthin purge their,, community of any,-}(v :•Joh]ls,OThMltcO;utO.,sUrPllh.er[ " , 100.0013'5(}
.g that , looks red.. uppneU]Shelton Lamldry laumlry for Jail .75
xvitn ample iuntts and navmg unscru-c. F..Vllson, plumbing Jail .... 6.00
pulous lawyers the I. W. W. crim-|L. M. Co.. sup. eng. and jail .... 17.00
inals will ,be able to test every re- Shaw & Borden, sup. Treas ..... 1.79
Welsh-ldchards Co., same ..... 2.62
ason County Journal, same... 3.60
source of the law they deride to save
their skins from the penalty due for
the wanton killing at Centralia. Hav-
ing secured the due change of venue
the law permits on affidavits of pre-
judice Judge Wilson, who also had
the trial wished upon him, has acted
fairly in refusing another change to
either Olympia or Tacoma. The reds
hoped to have the tlJals in Tacoma,
and by sneaking methods to avoid
Olympia, but the Judge will require
the trial to continue at Montesano,
and also without delays• Anticipat-
ing this the story of the Centralia
crime, framed to make the injured
innocents of the "wobbly" partici-
pants, has been widely circulated
over Grays Harbor county to reach
all the jurors likely to be called on
the case. We may now look for a
lnez Shorter, Treas. clerk ...... 31.50
Sadie BeaclL same ............ 12.25
Cathryne Forrcst, same ........ 13.56
Thos. O'Neill, sup. Co• poor .... 7.65
Frok Ralsoni, same .......... 6.12
L. M. Co., same ....... ........ 23.17
Thes. O'Neill, same .,; ........ 14.99
Francis Carr, same ........... 15.00
W. tt. Lunt, labor Co. cemetery. 28.00
Shelton Garage, sup. Co. car,.. 1.35
W. Johnson Metor Co., same... 3.28
Standard Oil Ct,,, sup. Co. Agrlc. 5.40
County anditoF, revolving full(] :
Auditor • ............ 1.51
Registration books .. 12.,t8
SUl)eFitll enOent ...... 4.02
T r,:a surc!r . .......... 5.30
Trucks .............. 5.,9 '29.20
J. V. h'l. Jmes, cleaning chin,-
15.00
neys ........................ '
VV. :N:l. llcach, services 1I. O ..... 100.00
_talldlll'd ()il (o., Skip. CO. car;.. 61,3
olympia Garage Co., same ...... 23.70
Th(s, O'Neill, sup. eonrt house. 1.45
I)aeHic Tel. & '1'cl.. Co., services
court llouse ................. 38.00
lot of maudlin sentiment from the
"parlor Bolsheviks" amt near--but 'r.wn or Shclton, water rent
not very near--"Americans." I A..m,n4-;,;,: ' 'tei.' "e,:il'e'e." ';Co:
Farm .......................
A BELATED CLEAN'UP licit Drug Stere. sup. Co. poor...
l St. l?eters ltospltal, care same..
Th • " us)...h-s finally and ]J' E. Connolly, sup. Co. Farm..
.. e adml.nlstr.:-:-.-- .. ,, |C. H. Hilh'oan, labor Co. Farm.
raner Carolly acte¢l in a nalon-wlue | L M. Co. sup. Co. Farm .......
Shelton IAght & Power Co. same 26.84
24.00
24,00
3.52
62.00
10.75
5.00
84.77
round-up of the dangerous alien lead- Fir l)rug Store, sup. Co. l'arm. .63
ers in the movement to overthrow w• w. Barrett, same .......... 2.20
Thos. O'Neill, same ........... 7.70
our government and its long-estab- 1,'. c. Tilley, exp. Fair ......... 3.50
lished and proven civilized principles. -oaa District o. 2.
Several thousand of Communists and Alfred Dickinson .............. 39.00
Reds of various degrees, but all well H. L. Rendsland .............. 16.00
C. Bates ....................... 30.00
supplied with Russian gold and busily' j. H. Deer ..................... 4.00
18.00
engaged in plotting strikes anti all E. E. Thompson ..............
sorts of troubles for the American Geo. T. Johnson 16.008.00
people and industry in general, have v. E. Paul .....................
E. L. Kellogg ................. 8.00
been gathered by government agents Thos, Doak ................... 16.00
and are being corralled at Ellis Is- Arthur Moran ................ • 16.00
land for examination, the aliens for Tom Moran ................... 8.00
M. b. Jacoby ................. 8,00
deportation and the pervert Amer- M. B. Sehumacher ............ , 44.00
11.00
leans for trial by their states for ,. H. Hilton ..................
sedition. We are as tardy in getting E. Cronqulst ............... 68.008.00
'into action as we were on getting in J" Malaney .................. .•.
Grist Johnson ................. 14.00
to war,--but better late than never• w. T. Budnig ................. 8.00
A• Peterson ................... 4.00
Chester Ro'senberg ............ 4,00
,las. Scales .................... g,0(i
Hoed Canal Mere. C(, ............ 60
H. ix.'. (Iriggs .................. ES.{i0
IG N. GrigKs .................. 40. i0
7l il.e Horley .................. 68.00
1,. H. Jacotm .................. 64.00
Arthur ( ri 'gs ................ 16,00
\\;Vill Criggs ................... 4.00
C. Yonng ..................... 30.00
Alex Scott .................... 34.00
,laxq C-le Jr. ................. 1(L50
Precin'ct Registration Officers for
Mason County, Washington.
Notice is hereby given that the CONFINEMENT CASES taken at
following are the names of the Pre- my home on West Cola street.
cincts, Registration Officers in charge, Mrs. N. F. Betts. 2-6
and the place of Registration, in the
various voting Precincts in the coun- LOST--Two Ford tires, one mounted
ty of Mason, State of Washington: on rim, between Webb hill and
Place of Ol.mpia on highway last Satur-
,lame,q F,'azier ................ 56.00 Precinct Officer Registration (lay. Finder please notify Tom
Ca.l l;'razter , ................... 52.00
(qmrley Frazier , .............. 2t,(i0 ',Allyn, J. A. Peebles, General Store- Wetlb, Union, or this office• 1-16
b'rnnk l.'razier ................ 26." Arcadia, H. L. Miller, Residence, Ar-
.lorry l'razier . ................ 21;.00 cadia. FOUND--Auto tire near Kamilehe.
Dave Whitener . .............. 8.00 Clifton, S. A. Watson, Residence,
f'erey "Whitener . .............. 4.00 , Owner may have same by proving
Joe Martin .................... 4g,00 Belfair. praperty and paying charges. P.
Gene .-Martin .................. ]2.00 Cloquallum, Mrs. A. E. Ashley, Res- O. Swanson, New Kamilche. it
Ted Cole ...................... 4.00 idence, Cloquallum.
Dwight Lambert ............... 8.00 Cushman, W. T. Putnam, Residence FOUND--Purse on street. Owner
C. H. Hillman ................. 2.30
L. M. Co ...................... !.00 Lake Cushman.
Wallace Johnston Motor Co ..... 101.08 Dayton, Mrs. Ada Ogg, Residence may have same by proving prop-
C. J. :Irving ................... 9.00 Dayton. erty and paying for this adver-
John Mnrray ........... ' ....... 4.00 Detroit, W. O. Eckert, Postoffice, De- tisement. It
S. A, Watson 8.00
Sam Atken ................... 8.00 troit.
W. E. Tlmmpson .............. 63.00 .Dewatto, Wm. M. Nance, Postoffice SALE--Range, heating stove,
R. W. IAneoln ................. 51.19' Building. kitchen table, chairs, cupboards,
Zoad and Erldgs. Eells, Mrs. Fred Bell, Residence. etc. Inquire H. P. Jones, Shelton.
C. H. Hillman ................. 6.00 Harstine, John Goetsch, Residence,
State Highway Commissioner... 13.58
Parrot & Hahn ............... 750.00 Harstine. FOR SALEFull blood Thompson
1,. M. Co ...................... ].08 Hoodsport, Phillip Abbey, Postoffice, strain Rhode Island Red cockerels.
Fra.ncs Carr .................. 3.80 Hoodsport. John L. Pearson, Shelton.
J. A. Cole Jr .................. ]3.12 New Kamilche, Mrs. Annie Ell)son,
Feenaughty Machinery Co ...... 96.16
Herman Wyatt ................ 8.25 Residence, New Kamilche. FOR SALE.--1916 Ford Touring car,
C. H. Hillman ................. 7.50 Lilliwaup, Geo. R. Aaro, Postoffice, good rubber, good mechanical 'con-
Shelton Garage ............... 12.50 Lilliwaup. dillon. Right price to quick pur-
\\;V, E. Thompson .............. 10.50 Matlock, Carl Jacobson, Store, Mat-
Rall)h lAneoln ................ 10,50 chaser. Shelton Garage. lltf
Morris Johnson ............... 120.88 lock.
%V. Johnson Motor Co .......... 21.77 Miller, Julius F. Jacoby, Residence,
H. L. iendsland .............. 6.50 Hoballa. SALE--Six weeks old pigs,
tester 1)tckinson ........... :.• 6.50 Northside, Thos. Moran, irice $5.00. Thos. Berg, Allyn, Wash.
Game. Box 91. 12-26
Shelton Oarag( ............... 30.72 R.F.D. No. 2.
Speolal oad Edna. Pickering, J. E. Jones, Residence.
Earl i?, Dickinson ............. 5.00 Potlatch, Lena Butt, Postoffice, Pot- FOR SALE--Rhode Island Red roos-
H. E. Munson ................. 2.','5 latch, ters for brceding $2.00. Also
Frank Frttzier . ................ 2.25
b'rank Livingston ............. 8[;,25 Satsop, R. Trenckmann, Residence, others at 25 cents per pound. C.
A. ]vl. Johnson ................ 5{;.25 Elma R.A. O. Malmberg, Route 2, box 88.
Henry (h)ldsby ................ 42.75 Skokomish, Fred Hanson, Residence. .....
Iwiaht I,ambrt ............... 36.00 Southside, Mrs. H. E. Loop, Resi-BALED HAY FOR SALE--S30, oats
J. II. lh!mons ................. 40,50
Morris Johnson ............... 45.12 dence, Shelton. $60 per ton, at Webb Ranch, Union.
\\;Vm. Thonpson ............... 3(;.75 Tahuya, J. H. Rolie, Postoffice, Ta- • 11-14tf
B. W. Lincoln ................. 11,25 huya.
blugene Martin ................ 9.00 Union, Lucille Hill, Hauptly's Store,
Steve Thrasher ............... 77.63
Floyd Fredson ................ 9.00 Shelton, No. 1, 2 and 3, Fred Tegt- MONEY TD LOAN on the monthly
Gunder Grdai ................. 9.00 meyer, Johnson's Garage. Olympia Building
])an Pinagor . ................. 9.00 The voters in Procincts No. 2 and
Roy Greenwood ............... 36.00
R. N. Griggs .................. 4.50 3 who live outside the incorporated
c. Young ..................... 31.50 limits of the Town of Shelton also
C. N. Canning ................ 27.00 register with Fred Tegtmeyer, Town
E. L. Kent ................... 4.50 Clerk.
A. C. Kent .................... 139.75
John Harrison : ............. ... 13.50
H. A. Conklin 22.50
Herbert Swanson ............. 10.50
A. C. Kent & I'rank Livingston. 20,00
L. M. Co ...................... 42.85
Ioy Cart •:•..'. ............... 7z,00
Mike Hurley .............. •.. 67,50
Glen Widpple .......... . ....... 31.50
Chas Griggs .................. 54,00
E. A, Pike ............... ' ..... 63.00
R. N. Griggs .................. 47.50
Wednesday, January 7, 1920. Moved
and carried that F. Rendsland be ap-
pointed Road Supervisor for Road Dis-
trict No. 7.
The following bills were allowed:
Cnrront Expenso.
Wm. B. McMurray, sup. Agrlc.
and Co. car ................. 12.30
M. W. Johnson, justice fees ..... 2.40
M• W. John, son, same ......... 2,50
M. W. Johnson, same ......... 3.00
.... 2.40
J. W, Hadley, witness ........
Chester Rosenberg ............ 16,00 j. Macey, same ................ 2.40
Alfred Llnton ................. 20.00'Oscar Sttckney, same ......... 2.40
A, G. Peterson ', .............. 40.50 iienry Latham, Juror . ......... 1.20'
Alonzo Itule .................. 8.00 Emil Paulson, same ........... 1.20
Joe Vail ...................... 12.75 Chas. Paine, same ............ 1.20
oad Die,riot go. 3. M. %V. Johnson, Justice fees .... 2,40
W. S. Taylor .................. 18.00 M. W. Johnson, same .......... 2.50"
T. r. Mel)onald ............... 16.00 W. W. Barrett, plumbing, eoUt:t
W, T. Mann ................... 4'001 house ....................... 12.34
8.00 ITrick & Murray, registration
C, l. Buxton .................. 16.00 224.98
Thos, Buxton beoRs .......................
Walter Buxton ................ 8.00 Mason County Journal, supplies
Thomas McDonald ............ 4.00 sheriff ....................... 53.45
Chas, Colvin .................. 6.00 Capital City M. & B. P, Co., sup•
Dan Brown ................... 56.00 engineer . .................. .. 5,24
Ralph Hoibrook ........ ....... 28.00 I W. G Rex, sup CO. Park ........ :, 5.00
L. J. Brown .................. 12.00 Emma B. Hichert, Supt. clerk..• 30.40
Gene Martin .................. 28,00 1.0u
Joo Martin ................... 14.00
F. C. n, Vi|ley .................. 56.00
4.00
20.00
16.00
2.10
John C. Valley ............... 2.75
C. O, Decker .................. 36.00
H. E. Ford ............. ' ...... 48,00
Joseph Valley ................. 27.00
A. Buechel .................... 2400
Richard Buechel ..... .......... 6.75
J. G. 1McRae .................. 32.00
D• McRae ..................... 8.00
J. S. Carman .................. 16.00
• G, t{owell .. ................ 8,00
G. C. Kirk .................... 8.00
die Roman .................... 4,00
G, E. I-Iickson ................. 10,00
Fred Hickson ................. 11.25
G. C, Kirk .................... 1•00
oad D1stxot o. e.
L. M. Co ....................... 68.85
Standard Oil Co ............... 5.12
Lester Dickinson .............. 6.50
'Sadie M. Beach, same ..........
[IAtrhry -oad lsttot o. 1. ,.t ....
r Eells ....... ....... .... 3.00
Deyette ..... ..... ; ..... 56.00
A. Goodman ............. .....
Jack Penny ...................
Guy Jameson ..................
Fred 1roberts ................. 20.00
Ed. Ahern ..................... 16.00
Joe Vail ...................... 8.00
Victor Roberts ................ 124,00
W, H. Johnston ............... 130.00
J. A, Edmiston 100,00
W. Tanner .................. 70.00
t( E. Tanner ................. 36.00
A. Jacobson ................... 100.00
• N. Jaeobson ................. 36.00
W. F. Ault ................... 16.00
Wm, Deyette 103.50
W. L. Edmondson ............. 20.00
B. C. Gibson .................. 16.00
J. C. Mongrain ................. 4.60
A. L. Mongraln ............... 2.00
The Seattle Post Intelligencer is-
sued a big 124-page "industrial" edi-
tion on Wednesday, which probably
used more white paper than all the
country weeklies in the state would
require in a year. The 'communities
represented all contributed handsome-
]Y, and the P.-I. cleaned up a bunch
of money, so will not miss the lack
of bouquets from the country press.
"BALLING UP" THE CENSUS
While a number of the census
enumerators are at work in county
districts, it appears that several of
the districts are not yet provided
for, and will probably be covered
later by those who complete their
districts. This is reported to be the
case of Shelton, Precincts 1 and 2 to
be enumerated by Miss Eula Daniels
after completing her districts, the
appointed one declining to sel,e and
no successor being appointed. Who
will cover the rest of town is no t
known, but it is hoped that a com-
plete fair enumeration will finally
result. The census seems to be
about as badly "balled" as other
affairs which have fallen to this ad-
ministration.
, o&d Dlstrlot 'o. 7.
F. Rendsland ................. 56.00
No ..... C, E. Llndstrom ............... 47.00
'OTZOI TO ODIOlS. l. W. Randall ...; ............ 51.00
In the Superior Court of the State of [John Shefner .................. 64.00
Washington, Mason County. • :::::::::::::::::::::::::: 34,0068°°
In re the Estate of CALVIN P' 8AE-[Geo." C. lundy ................ 24.50
GER, Deceased. ]C. P. Lundy .................. 8.00
Olaf Coldvin
Notice is hereby given that Frank] . . ................. 10.00
W. Tuell has been appointed and has lt ? 'P°in'':]:::::]]i]:: 76.5012.00
qualified as executor of the above eno Iwm: attis ................... 44.00
titled estate, and that all persons hay-1John Murray ................. 48.00
|rig claims against said deceased or his i R. W. lrvt=ng .................. 12.0040.00
.tate, are required to serve the .me 'Ain" ................ i'.:: 4O.OO
A. L. Wolf ................... 20,00
Win. O. Elils ................. 20.00
p. W. Nance .................. 52.00
P. W. Nance .................. 52.00
R. Nason ..................... 52.60
John Murray .................. 17.45
Ditriot o. 8
M. C. Fezer ................... 1.50
. Trenckmann ............... 60.00
:Z. T. Gregory ................. 76.00
k. E. Elphick'. ........ ¢....-... 45.00
lack Wraith .................. 4.00
I..E. Wraith .................. 12.00
.'ry Jones & Co ................ 3.90
J. J. Ladley .................. 34.05
A. R• Skillman ................ 14.00
n&nat tffhway
:Frank Livingston ............. 6.25
A. :M. Johnson ................ 18.00
John Harrison ................ 18.00
Steve Thrasher ................ 5.63
W. G. Rex .................... 28.50
E. C. Leisure ................. 7,88
Win, E. Thompson ............ 14.44
]d enry Goldsby ................ 5.63
1¢. W. Lincoln ................. 3.38
John Plemons ................. 3.8
1-1. E, Ford .................... 59.20
1.. M. Co ...................... 508
M. F. l'ixley .................. J.75
,las. l)avison .................. 4.{}(}
]Aan Anderson ................. ,%(.0
V, A. Noblos .................. :;2.00
John Salter ................... 2I;0
1 , F. Butler .................. 2(}.00
C, M. Pixley .................. ,.00
John Mcl)onald ............... 2,) 00
H. E, Stumcr ................. 22 60
John Hawk ................... 148.38
Harvey Hall .................. 72.00
Leonard Hawk ................ 24,00
Vilas T. Hawk ................ 8.00
Marcell Williams .............. 20.00
A. O. Nelson .................. 12,00
G. V. Nelson .................. 12.00
Iohn Harrison ................ 35.00
Frank Livingston ............. 23.00
S. R. Thrasher ................ 3,00
J..H. Piemons ................ 23.00
G. E. Truman ................. 52,00
A. W. Johnson ................ 100.00
%rthur Johnson ............... 48.00
J. A. Edmiston ................ 16.00
Roy Cqusins .................. 4.00
O. Bishop ..................... 58.00
Walter Bishop ................ 14.00
Arvid Johnson ................ 8.00
Paul Hunter .................. 44.00
Ernest Eaton ................. 32.00
Harold Hunter ................ 60.00
i Fred Bell ..................... 40.00
J. Jemison .................... 32.00
Zo Dttrlet o. g.
Waiter Daniels ................ 4.00
load Dttot No, 3.
Win. Maipass ................. 36.00
Earl Malpass ................. 16.00
on the undersigned executor personally,
or at his place of business 201 South
:Howard Street, Spokane, Wash., or
apon his attorneys, Messrs. Troy &
$turdevant at their offices in the
Olympia National Bank building; at
Olympia, Washington, and file the
samewith the clerk of the court prop-
erly aworn to, together with proof of
uch service, within six (6) months
aft.er the date of first publication of
this notice, or else the same will be
orever barred.
FRANK W, TUELL,
Executor of the estate of Calvin P.
Saeger, Deceased.
Date of first publication, January 9,
1920, 1-9-1-30 4t
NO .....
OTIOE TO C:REDITORS TO IE
CLA:tS.
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington for Mason County, (ln
Probate.)
In tho Matter of the Estate of ANNA
S, JOMNSON, Deceased•
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN, That
Letters tcstamenary on the Estate of
Anna S, Johnson, deceased, were grant-
ed to the undersigned, on the 20th day
of December, 1919, by:(h0 said Superior
Court. 1,::*
All persons )laving clainqs agatiist
said estate, are required to serve them
with the necessary vouchers, upon me
at th office of County Clerk, Shelton,
Washington, within stx months after
tho date of the first publication of
this notice, to'wit, within six months
after the 9th day of January, 1920, and
file the same with the clerk of this
Court together with proof of such ser-
vice, or they shall be forever barred.
Dated at Belfalr, Wash., this 9th
day of January, 1920.
EMIL L. JOHNSON,
Frank Malpass ................ 18.00
W. L. Mil]er ................... 26.00
oad ;Dtstrtot 1o. .
Phillip Abbey ................. 16.53
C. W. Browner ............... 88.00
T. B. Smith ........ . ........... 38•00
John Branstrom ............... 20.00
Ed.. Hiller .................... " 56.26
M• Hanson .................... 8.00
Leon Mason .................. 4.00
J. H. Hiss ..................... 8.00
W. T. Putnam ................. 4.00
L. Wonder . ................... 8.00
John Aaro ................. .. 16.00
Joe Young .................... 24.00
Joe Dan ...................... 12.00
W. A. Morris .................. 8.00
Kenncth Pulsifer ........ .. .... 8.00
James Nimrod ................ 4.00
)toad and tdg'e.
I). E. Barrett ....... , ...... '... 4.09
W• -W. larrett ................ 2.90
Permanent ighway.
Ect, Krise .... ................. 10.80
Speoial oad ond.
Thomas ()'Neill" . ............... 60
C. H. Hll]man ................. 5.95
G. P. erot .................... 45
A. ]uechel .................... 4.5@
Game Commission.
Jessie 1(night, P. M ............ 43.44
C. S. .obertson Co. ' ........... 13,00
lason County Journal ......... 19•50
Soelger & IJurlburt 1no ......... 1,00
Jq enry Smith .................. ]25.00
Tom Chapman ...... , ..... 4•, . 16.00
Cnrrsnt Expense.
M. F. ](night, deputy clerk ..... ]2.00
Moved and carried that Cost Bill of
the Defen(lant Victor Pierrard be not
allowed as the Jury was not Sworn.
Moved and carried that Engineer be
instructed to draw plans and Speci-
fications for the Sunnyside Skokomish
Bridge, and report to Board.
Engineer filed reports om the Sack-
rider, Lake Cushman and Matlock-
Satsop :Roads. Date of Hearing for
the Sackrider :Road set for 10 A• M.
February 2, 1920; date of hearing for
Lae Cushman Road set for 10:30 A.
OSCAR S. JOHNSON, Henry Goldsby ................ 4.00
Executors of said'Estate. ]Ployd E. Fredson .............. 24.00
TI-IOS. M, VANCE, J. E, Eaton ................... 14.00
JULIA E, WALl)RIP, Henry Hanson ................ 36.{)0
Attorneys for said Estate, J.H. Davis ................... 18,00
Olympia, Washington. 1-9-30-4t Leon Mason ................... 20.00
t,,. .... ..... lllt'/=l.b ....
M. February 2, 1920 and Date of Hear-
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FAMILY LAUNDRY
A SPECIALTY
Cloaks and Suits cleaned,
pressed and dyed.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Rooms for transients
T. HAGIWARA, Prop.
The books will be open for regis-
tration the first Monday in January,
January 5, 1920.
In witness whereof I have here-
unto set my hand and affixed my
official seal, this 2nd day of January,
1920.
IONE W. DOYLE,
(Seal) Auditor Mason County.
i i
ent plan.
'Loan Assn. Apply Mason Coun-
ty Abstract & Title Co. 10-17tf
FOR SALE IThe New Year
SALE--90-acre farm in Mason
County, near Shelton. All good
land. 50 acres fenced, 23 'cult)vat-
ed, 27 pasture. Good well and
running water for stock. House,
barn, team, cows, igs, chickens,
hay, grain and potatoes. R. F. D.
and one mile from school. Bot-
tom priee for quick sale, and terms.
Apply this office,
L216
FOR SALE.--NW of SW, Section
15, 19, 3 W, 40 acres of good land
near New Kamilche, is for sale at
reasonable price. Inquire of Carl
Cedarh0!m, Camp 6, or this office.
LOG600-0FF [ IT PAYS
Logged-off land for sale to actual] to raise purebred O. I. C. hogs.
settlers. Price $3.00 per acre and up I am offering for sale purebred
according to location, topography and[ sows and pigs of all ages. Your
eharacter of soft. Liberal terms of __, _ ___ _ :_ch°ice from the.largest, herd section, of
ptnent and interest on deferred i'erarehgomm$6tup
ptyments at the rate of six percent ,-- ........ " E.I.
ivi2Lk.d'12IV1, l;ou;e Z
per annum. Liberty bonds taken in 1 9 it
payment at .ar.
SIMPSON LOGGING COMPANY
promises to be a most prosperous
one for Mason County in every line
of endeavor.
Our particular field is to "know'"
real estate titles, and we are equip-
ped better than ever to smwe yo
efficiently, courteously and pro.mptly
ABSTRACTS
TITLE INSURANCE
GUARANTEED CERTIFICATES
OF TITLE
MASON COUNTY ABSTRACT
COMPk00?
(Under State Supervision)
BHELTON. WASH.
SHO
FOR CHILDREN
Children's shoes must please the young folks by their
appearance. Theymust allow the natural development
of the feet and must be moderate it., price, and long
wearing at the same time. We know that these qualities
are found in the lines we carry.
The "F00T-SCHULZE" for girls and the "BILLY
BUSTER" for boys. In shoes for the boys .we have the
toughest lJroblem to solve. They must be well made and
of the best leathers to give the wear that they should
give; for we know that all boys are hard on shoes, and
they must be good. Our shoes for boys are proving sat-
isfactory. They may be a little higher than some grades
but the lasting qualities prove that they are the cheapest
in the end. We have them in various styles and at prices
that you will be willing to pay.
Lumbermen Merc. Co.
ing for Matlock-Satsop Road set for
2 p. m, February 2, ]920 Monday,
Engineer filed :report on the Stretch
Island Bridge.
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