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riday, January 9, 1942.
sHELT NLMASON COUNTY JOURNAIJ
‘ lull PUBLICATIONS 'I
_N0TICE OF SALE OF COUNTY
, N REAL PROPERTY
WOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That!
tsuant to an order of the Boardl
‘m County Commissioners made and
eTed on the 21st day of Decem-
sclfioo, res ,: 1941, there will be offered for
I‘ e by. the Sheriff of said County,
iCipalS miss tImwa auction, at the front door
1- of the 1'11.th court house in Shelton. Wash-
.Ofle q 1nd.- rdg’n. to the highest bidd ", on Sat-
1 ' W. M , January 17. 1942 at ten o‘clock
and -. the following described real
"3 “3‘10? hi pligtriii t t 1“ tb 8 th
“.1; ; eas quar er 0 .e on
413439, MES Vgest quarter (NEillswll) of Sec-
senior 1112‘ N011 two (2), Township Nineteen (19)
CENT. in a .Orth. Range four (4) West, W.M.,
broken 9‘“
i No. 1415
NOTICE OF HEARING 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 of
Olga Marie Onsru‘d. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
Edvin Tingelstad. Administrator de
bonis non of the Estate of Olga Marie
Onsrud, Deceased, has filed with the
Clerk of the. above entiltcd Court.
his Final Report and Petition for Dis—
tribution asking the court to settle
and approve said report, distribute
the property to those thereto entitled,
and to discharge said administrator.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN. that
said Final Report and Petition for
Distribution will be heard in the Courti
Room in the Court House in Shelton.
Washington. at the hour of 10 o‘clock
in the forenoon. on Saturday the 7th
driv of February. 1942.
Dated this 3rd dav of January. 1942.
CLARE ENGELSEN.
(SEAL)
l County Clerk
[CHAS R. LEWIS,
user
é'rlag
.1001 F
no in big (1
Lu
II. 1.1.
cc.
as vacatio
’,/\
personal property
oinimui'n selling price of said reali
.1 figgty I’sIhaléi b3 mg. 1liess thaln ngn-
r delayed a undred dun ’10 . O airs p us me
I i ollais fOI eis<na1 ro ert
ed fro Freon. p p p )
. in IO nermsi $30000 9353b and “mama” in Attorney for Administrator.
'
ncc, cenior a rceequa‘l yearly payments With 5% Suite 1. Lumbermen's
Bldg.
D at mtgreSt 0“ balances Shelton. Mason County.
, 111‘ irated this 21st day of Decembernwashington. 1_9_16-23_30__4t
r; of thc ' ,
Wm .md Mi ,.. HARRY DEYETTE.
,“'° . ' County Auditor and Ex-Offl- N0_ 1474
the senior ‘ cio Clerk of the Board of NOTICE To CREDITORS To FILE
1g brides. V' County Commissioners, Mason CLAIMS
l
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR]
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON INl
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF MA-l
SON.
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate ofl'
Anna Cora Ayres. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that!
Letters Testamentary on the abovei
estate were granted to the under-
signed on the 3rd day of January.
1942. bv the said Superior Court.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN tliaiL
all persons having claims against said
estate are required to serve the same
with the necessary vouchers upon the
undersigned at the Law Office of Al-
den C. Rayley. Title Insurance Build-
ing. Shelton. Washington, that being
the place designated for the transac—
tion of the business of the estate.
0 w n , County, Washington.
ciarciit te 12-25-.1-1.8_3i.
himself has
Invhhlt a5 3‘ gum FOR Bins FOR COI'NTY
veral OthCI‘, NS" ROAD EQUIPMENT
». TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
9‘1 bids will be received by the
“W of County Commissioners at
l" Office in the court house at
km. Washington. on Monday, the
day of January. 1942, at two
p. m. for the. furnishing of
. IDIlowilig equipment:
(2) New trucks. Minimum 93
Piston displacement 235 cubic
E S.
Enter
incl. A i.
,nge in She} Tires 7.501120 front, 8.25x20
, . rear with 14.251120 spare. Re—,
IVRS announ mmrced frame. 2 Speed Rear End,
11 Olstead, , 011. Timken or equal. 4-yd. dump
»mli Wood or
32‘ at the Witll.Anth.9n3fv St- within six months after the date Of
t'l C .’ HOlSt~ Splmgs adequat“ f0.“ the first publication of
this notice.
18 0- en . gross .Welght. Booster brakes: Oil MW“ Within
nth air cleaner: Leather Upholstery. '
I 9th day of JanuarV. 1942. and file
the same with the ClerlI of this Court.
mroximately 158" whch base. 178
Inablhty ta pounds minimum Torque. Heavy
EbUSineSS. egty radiator and fan“ Cab-over- ,,Y:{‘h},nprf?,?.g‘,2£
gzg‘edéervme‘
old a half ongme Job Will be conSIdered. Dated W,“ 9th dav M.
'Tammrv' 1942.
8 1933 Ford Duni and one 1932
1 Insurance 0‘“ Dump now owried by
1 who will " ,ty to be traded in.
“e to the V ' ted this 29th day
m Will be k HARRY DEYETTE,
stead Age Clerk of Board of Mason
i” ' County Commissioners.
forms of ~ .Dec. 31, 1941. Jan. 8, 1942.
HEY-EN A. AYRES SFAFOR.
Executrix of the Estate of
Anna Cora Ayres, Deceased.
ALDEN C BAVLEV.
Mtorva for Executrix.
Title Insurance Building.
Shelton, Washington. 1-0-16-23-30—-4t.
Mason
of December,
six months after the.
l.
. No. 1476
l 15 W911 1‘ . NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO FILE
.ason Count CLAIMS
. T No. 1395
CE OF HEARING ON FINAL
UNT, REPORT AND PETIT N
ADMINISTRATRIX FOR 5
MENT, DISTRIBUTION AND 1
DISCHARGE.
Superior Court of the. State of ,
shington in and for the Conn-l
with the
itile C0. :
3 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE,
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF MASON.
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of
Samuel Derbvshire. Deceased. l
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
Letters of Administration on the
19”“ M I i
1 “on n Inmate: above estate were granted to the un-
L MATTER OF THE ESTATE dcrsigned on the 3rd day of January,
./ x J
AMES H- FRISKENI Deceased- l1942. by the said Superior Court. !
Rifil’m‘fifiififinmg‘i? NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN. that
abOVe e ta’te‘ h ff] d h‘erem, all persons having claims agauist said
final accosunt”m 11:1 alga etifi'bn estate are required to serve the.
samel
Settlement and dipstributi upof "the with the necessary
VOUCherS.“p°n thei
e of {h d d ho~ . m; undei‘SIgned at the Law Office of Al-‘
e ecease w mm" L den C. Bayley, Title. Insurance Build-
., is asked to approve said account ; -
. report, and make distribution of ‘ng' Shelton wasmngmn’ that
being
. . ) Ethe place designated for the transac-
the 00ml Egg??? and d‘Sd‘arge the Ad‘i tion of the business of the
estate,
Tuesday ‘X' 'within six months after the date of:
TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that‘ '-
Cordance with an order of said; the first publication of this notice,
made and entered on the 20th’
December. 1941, a hearing will,
039 before the Court on said finall
I “fit. report and petition on Sat-.
—“‘—‘ t 9- the 24th day of January. 1942,’
', . O'clock, A.M., on said day in
T I C r . £01111 Room of said Court in the
.3 House at Shelton, Washington.
lated this 23rd day of December,-
0
ac
towit: within six months after the
9th day of January, 1942. and file the}
same with the Clerk of this Court. tO-l
zcther with proof of such service, or
they will be forever barred. !
Dated this 9th day of .Tanuarv, 1942.
WILLIAM DERBYSHIRE.
Administrator of the Estate1
of Samuel Derbyshire, De-l
should . any .
he address
iishing to, AI DEN C ‘i‘i‘é‘l‘l‘tm I
, , CLARE ENGELSEN, 4. , " . - -'
' glease can" ' I Clerk of the Superior Court of1 flimm‘y
fol Admin-‘Sirator'
4og_w, Bus Washington. Title Insurance Building,
i IDENM‘Q‘SO“ county" Shelton. Washington.
Carpenters 1-9-16-23-30--4t .
n c. BAYLEY.
. “Whey for Administratrix,
.- .91“- Insurance Building,
, ion Washington.
#21410. 1-6—13—4t.
No. 1396 (
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY AT PRIVATEhBALE
————-—- | IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
v STATE OF WASHINGTON, FOR
one No. 1419 MASON COUNTY.
D M E :00 [,E OF HEARING ON FINAL In the Matter Of the Estate of
I r FXNT. REPORT AND PETITION Wanda Bogden. Deceased.
Ixsi, ECUTOR FOR SETTLEMENT,,
. “‘RIBUTION AND DISCHARGE. 1
»_° Superior Court of the Statel
'1 Washington in and for the
kg“)! of Mason, In Probate.
WI E MATTER OF THE ESTATE
V .. dNNIFRED G. KNEELAND, Dem
inient T ,‘uICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
WWI“- Kneeland. Executor of the
NOTICE
pursuant to
in above entitled cause,
istrators 0 said estate will on the
Ellst day 0 January. 1942, sell at pri—
vate sale the following described real
property situate in Shelton, Mason
County, Wash. to wit:
Lot Seven (7) Block eleven (11)
David Shelton's Second Addition to
I? HEREBY GIVEN that
n order of court entered;
the Admin-‘
IA N S;
. estate. htas titled litetrein léis finitll Shelton. Washington.
, ,_V“ repor an D8 i ion 01' Se -. All b‘d‘ on s ‘d‘: 0 art
must b
“table and distribution of the estatel 1 5 a1 ' Dr p y e
in writing and addressed to the under-
signed Administrators or to their at-
torney below named or filed with the
Clerk of said court on or before noon
of the 31st day of January. 1942. Any
bid so made shall specify the amount
1 and terms of the offer. No offer under
$900.00 can be accepted.
Dated at Shelton. Wash, January
l
111:11 account. report and petition! 6th 1942' JnE BOGDE'N‘
I
Sake decea ed, wherein the Courti
' “ed to a prove said account and
. , r and make distribution of the
oi, and discharge the Executor.
iICE 1s FURTHER GIVEN.
, '1 accordance with an order of
. , court made and entered on the
‘ , . ia ore e ur on
lull-ity Sa, , r be
/. ‘ O .
Associa
surance» “B.
iELAY
rday. the 17th day of January. 6.} ~a7. ,
10 o'clock. A.M.. on said day
e e Court Room of said Court in J" W; GRAHAM
Co 7 .
“rt House at Shelton. Wash-i Attornov fm. Administrators
'0 mm id .,
.this 23rd day of December, l sfifjtlmé “gash, 1-94624,
CLARE ENGELSEN. _
Clerk of the Superior, Court NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
l Dmfor Mason County, Washington. ANNUAL MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the an-
nual meeting of stockholders of the
,i Goldsborough Telephone Company Will
be held on the evening of Thursday,.
January 15. at dg’ht o'clock in the A.l
‘0 H c. BAYLEY.
for Executor. Title
Building. Shelton, .
12-23-30. 1-6—13——-4t.
Buechel residence at Dayton.
DELPHI-NE RISLHEL.
Secreta . 1-9—-1t.
9m: AND PETITION non ——
1' DISTRIBUTION ~
SUEEREGR oouRT 0F THEI NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
COUNTY ‘ {the mal and personal pr erty tax
IN, PROBATE rolls of Mason County. ashington
Matter; of .the Estate of l for the year 1942, have been delivered,
Imam Onsrud. Deceased. i to me. in accordance with the law. for
‘13 HEREBY GIVEN, thatl the collection of the taxes as shown
existed, Executor of the Last therein. The real and personal .prop-
M Testament. and Estate of, erty taxes. for-the year 1942 Will be
‘. “Idlme‘fi Onsrud, Deceased, has, dun and payable on and after
the.
t th ' e Clerk of the above, 15th day of February. 1942. All tax
Cour$ his Final Re ort andl payments made in full on real and
, for istribution, as ing the] personal property on on before March'
' settle and approve said re-515. 1942, will be subject to a rebate
rlbutie the property to those‘ of three per cent.
entitled. and to discharge will own L. DION. l
.01? WASHINGTON, FOR'
2 Treasurer Mason County
€83 Is FURTHER GIVEN, thatI 1—9-16-28~3t.
m Re 0 ' - - .5
531mm D rt and Petition 101,—._—————-——-
will be heard the C tl
In the Court Houseuin sneii‘éil, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
gt03.1. at the hour of 10 o'clock I
fur. v , .
‘9' 9mm” migfé‘fuml the 7th! “Sacrament” IS the subject of
“‘1 It?!) “5,13% t J 1942 l
IS 1" siyo anuar . . -
CLARE ENGEIJXSEN' ithe Lesson Sermon which Will be
read in all Churches of Christ,
County Clerk‘
1 I Scientist, Sunday, January 11. I
«ton: figggergmfldg-i I Golden Text: “Let us keep the
1. ‘ 1-9-16-23-30——4t. feast, not with old leavcn, neither
I“ with the leaven of malice andl
‘ l
mm OF HEARING FINAL lwickedness; but with the unleav-l
\ RT,_ANI) PETITION FOR ened \bread of Sincerlty and
a .‘ DISTRIBUTION Etruth” (I Cor. 5:8).
ESUPERIOR COURT OF THE; . . .
, OF WASHINGTON, FOR ' Among the Citations which com-
, N Cgm'IEOBATE prise the Lesson-Sermon is the fol-
ev Matter of the Estate of, lcging from .the Bible: “Let us.
$19111 Deceased.
“R; LEWIS.
for Executor,
No. 1430
,d w near With a true heart in'
. IS HEREBY GIVEN. that‘ 1 ' '
Tingelsta (1‘ Administrator of the \ fuli assurance of faith, havmg our
, . - ' o: and“, 0,13,“, Deceased. ; hearts sprinkled. from an evil
con-
Would {=1an litiggdcwul: urge C%t‘l‘kl0§ the tabovg science, and our
bodies washed
' our , IS ina CDOI‘ an ‘- ' " ‘
ay Season b n for Distribution asking the With pure water (Hebr.10 22)
. i '41,; rsgttle grim apprmtre gaidhm-
. > ._ ., iue epropery 0 use
mes avallab .. «.- ‘eglltitled, and to discharge said
‘ a or. '
.. IS FURTHER GIVEN. that
10, there we chfirt bandh Platition {gr
, ._ On wi e ear in c
"It delay-,W. 91 ilk-om in the Court House in
Heft] for th VglideVilashington. at the hour of
'k in the forcnoon, on Satur-
gh these bu , M'7th day Of February, 1942.
2. this 3rd” day of January,
CLARE ENGELSEN.
County Clerk
The Lesson-Sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, “Scie—l
rice and Health with Key to the!
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
"We should strive to reach thei
Horeb height where God is reveal-- 1
ed; and tfie comer-stone of all,-
spiritual building is purity. Thei
baptism of Spirit, washing the;
body of all the impurities of flesh, l
signifies that the pure in heart
see God and are approaching spir-
itual Life and its demonstration"
(p.241:24).
:1 best, udder. lift)
‘ _. . , a,
nice possilblfi' I: R- LEWIS,
1 13’ for Administrator.
Lumbermcu's Bldg.
Mason County,
n. 1-9-16-23-30"‘1t.
«ii viz“
Ire-booming. The protracted cold.
icluding the Hart Brothers
.total picking off the 16th prize
New Years Wind I
Plays Havoc In
CaiElL District
Dewatto, Jan. 7—The heavy N.
W. wind of Monday night and
Tuesday before New Years made a
lot of disturbance on the Canal.
Mr. Orcutt, the boom man at Hol-
ly, lost four sections of logs and
four sections of piling. They were
all boomed up but the wind and
waves broke the boom and scat-
tered the logs all. along the beach
above and below Holly. Orcutt, his
son Orvil, Gordon Cunningham,
Harry Burt, William Markwell and
others worked New Years day
and through Sunday-picking them
up. They used the camp tug “Tum
Turn.”
The “Pioneer” also lost 26 sec-
tions in transit from the upper
canalv to Port Gamble. Another
crew working with the “Pioneer”
and “Billy H” were gathering up
those logs which were badlyl
scattered. Some of them are stor-
ed in this bay and at Holly for
spell has made it necessary to
stop logging operations. The booms
are frozen so the logs cannot be
boomed.
Mr. Frank O. Lockwood return-
ed to the bay last Saturday and
will fall timber for the C.M.C. Co.
He left here last March and has
been employed at a wool filling
plant at Troutdale, Oregon. Ow-
ing to the lack of felts the plant
is shut down until later in the
season.
A nice quiet watch party was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Cunningham Ney Years
Eve. Present were the. host and
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burt,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick King and Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Williams. The
spirit of the party was. dampened
by the call of Mr. Orcutt an-
nouncing the breakingfuo of the
log booms and a request for all
hands to work next day.
Orvil Orcutt accompanied Mr.
W'aync ‘Huson and two sons of
Tahuya on a ski party last week
to try out his new skis which
San .3. brought him.
Word was received last week by
Lee Barton and Mrs. Bedell of
the serious illness of their friend
W. D. Denny of Seattle, who is
a frequent. visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams spent
the New Years day with Mrs. Lee
Baxter and Mrs. Bedell in return
for the Christmas day spent at
the Williams home.
Mr. Johnny Mattson is tending
hook for Tom Loonev who is get-
ting out logs for Mr. Langer of
Port Orchard. Johnny has been
picking brush but the cold weath-
er stopped that.
Mr. Miles Howell, of the De-
watto Log Co. now in operation
at Mavwood. was in the bay last
Saturday. He reports lots of hard
frozen snow up in the mountains
and the closing of the camp until ‘
March 1. Several of our old neigh-
bors are working up there, in-
and
Russell Stelting. Harts still have
their house here and may elect to
spend some of the shut doWu here.
D. A. Orcutt has the ground
prepared for the setting of their
float house which they intended
moving from Dewatto to Tahuya-
during the recent high tides but
wind and cold weather interfered,
so now it is problematical when
they will be able to get off the
beach here.» and on there.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoel and two
children have moved to the camp
of Bob Boad near Mission Creek,
following the. wrecking of their
home recently at the C.M.C. camp
by a big tree falling across it.
This leaves our school with only
one pupil, the child of Mr. and.
Mrs. Wharton. Mrs. Wharton is
the teacher and they\ reside in!
the school cottr etc. I
Public Meeting
At Belfair For
School Affairs!
First public meeting called by
the new Mason County. SchOol
District Reorganization COmmit-
tee will be held at the Belfair
school house next Wednesday,
January 14, at eight o’clock for
the purpose of informing/residents,
teachers and directors of the Bel-
fair, Allyn, Victor, Tahuya and-
Dcwatto school districts Of the
procedures, purposes and: policies
to be followed by the committee
in its program of reorganizing
school. districts in Mason County.
All questions asked by persons
attending the meeting will be an-
swered to the best ability of the
committee members, state notices
distributed by the committee to
residents of the five districts.
Anyone interested is welcome to
attend the meeting, whether a res-
ident of the districts mentioned
or not, according to County School
Supt. J. E. Martin, secretary of
the committee. ’County Commis-
Sioner Fred Ferris Jr. is commit-
tee chairman.
Shelton Bowlers
Score at Seattle
There must be something magic
in a 2816 bowling total.
Shelton’s Associated 01] pin‘
quintet hit that figure for the
third time this year in tourna-
ment competition and for the,
third time it earned a prize post,
in this case third place in the an-
nual Ideal Alleys Classic at Seat-
tle last week end.
Bab Stewart’s 634 total showed
the way.
In the seven-game singles com-
petition Shelton bowlers copped
two prize places, A1 Ferrier's 1412
and George Mcrrick’s 1403 figure
good for let position.
BEADMITTED PATIENT
Frank Mako, Simpson Logging
company employe, was re-admit-
ted' to Shelton hospital New Years
Day for medical care.
‘ March’s
~311d Mr} 14- wren tOOk the Pino‘l era] housework and care of
Chle Prize- _ small baby 8:30 to 5230. Phone
Next Saturday evening Will see 473w. 1-9"“.
"Skokomish Acied .
NEW Illuminati i
FillNGSRECllRD O U
SET BURNS YEAR,
I
Using instrument filings as a1 a
l
l
l
VWWV‘W mvvvv vvvv v
measuring stick, 1941 business in-
diccs were considerable ahead of
the previous year in Masoni :i: ii: a:
County. During the year 4928 in-
struments were filed with the
county auditor, an increase of
over 600 above the 4300 filed
the best year in previous bus-
iness annals here.
Filing of instruments, which
record tranactions in the sale of
cars, home appliances,_ property
of various kinds. etc., is consid-
ered a pretty reliable indicator
of business conditions.
Instrument filings fell off after
1937, when 4,140 were recorded,
to 3,185 in 1938 and 3,948 in 1939,
but the comeback was strong dur-
ing the past two years.
Best month during 1941 was
514 filings, which was
slightly below the peak of 539
filed during August of 1940, but
the year as a whole was much
higher with six months passing
the 400 mark.
Auditor’s office receipts dur—
ing 1941 also showed a good gain,
$5,652.70 compared with $5,321.60
during 1940, while the insrument
filing fees naturally gained nice-
ly, too, $2,825.25 from the $2,542.25
in 1940. .
Besides receipts it could claiml Herbert Angle
as its own, the auditor’s office Angle Bldg' Phone 304
also handed $38,565.54 in motor: 'mvvvvvv'vmvv'vvvwv
vehicle trust funds for the state
and federal government during
the year, of which $23,798.50 was
in motor vehicle license receipts,
“M “A.AA.. M
Tract of land. more than two city
lots, well located on Railroadi
Ave. Nice place for a residencel
or several rental houses. Ban.
gain at $450 cash.
FOR SALE
7-room modern home with large
tract of land. Excellent groundi
with lawn and flowers. Thisi
will make a fine suburban home!
Close in. $3,000 with $500 downy
or $2500 cash. i
6—ROOM modern home, hard-wood i
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—l
sider terms.——$4375.00.
3-ROOM modern home close inn
Nice garden tract. House can:
easily be enlarged. Why pay‘
rent when you can own a home
of your own. $1575 with $200
"WVVvavvvvvvvvvv"
$12,988.04 in motor vehicle taxes, FQFR cISAIfEZ t3235ligiersitiggfi
and $1,779 in motor vehicle title H?l,,n:;a »2 M__1_1_,7_n-_§4»t I
funds. 3~ g Y- A“: .1 E
—‘ FOR SALE: 1936 Oldsmobile,‘
coupe, excellent condition, new
Plnochie Party tires. Call 412. L_1-9--tf.
FOR SALEI sedan, 1,1; hp.
Cleotric 53W, Vi h.p. electric mo-
1 tor, blow torch, extension lad- I
Gl‘aPeVieW. Jan- 6“'*'The Gl'al‘G‘l der, r001”
ladder, pipe dies, cut-
view Community Club had its reg- ting bench, wrenches, shears,
ulai’ ‘every-three—weeks‘ Pinoclile small plumbing toms, large KO_|
Party and in Spite 0f the COM dak with tripod. Mrs. W. A.
weather it was well attended. Due Brodt’ 121 E_ Cedar.
to an uneven number of men and 1-9-16__2t_
women, two of the men took the
mmww"
place of women players. Bus Borg-
ford was named Lulu Belle for the
evening and as it happened he'
had high ladies’ score and of
course took the first high ladies'
prize which happened to be a
beautiful guest book. Very appro-l
1
Wanted
MAMAA AAAAAAA AA.
WANTED: brush pickers immed-
iately. Good wages can be earn—
ed. Car necessary. Apply at
Northwestern Evergreen, Shel-
ton. 12-94-1-6w-9t.
priately he had all those attend-
ing sign his. guest book, each one
adding a bright remark which Bus
will no doubt get a chuckle out of
in years to come. Mr. Ed Cron-
quist won'mens’ first prize, Mrs.
YOUNG MAN WANTS WORK on
farm for room, board and com-
pensation. Inquire Journal.
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First St. 12-1-—1~1-.—_1M ,
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YOUNG PIC-S 6 weeks old for
sale at W'ilson’s Ranch, next to
Carmans, Dayton Road.
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2-—wood & coal circulators..$19.50:
1~—Monarch range . ......... .. 24.50.
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insertion, attractively low rates
on subsequent insertions.
imum charge 40c.
Reader notices 3c per word
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Classified advertisements ac-
cepted over the telephone from
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ivrkigt‘a rfié‘ffem‘f“ 13;?“ accompany all other orders or
V . "fi‘ ' ‘ I. payment made before the first
1W4}: ipféns 1 Q VRManlgesnwood $39 50 of the month to save expense
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1“V‘;%§1“Sh%9f¢ refllgeratm‘w 50' 1 Admiral
....................... .. 34.50 10c will be made when billing
1 g . (“on 1 Ion ----------- " ' i1 MonarCh 49-50 is necessary.
Card of thanks
1—3045? -; -» 325 1 Majestic 19.50 50c_
0“ ag lange --------- -- 19:00 i gifntgg $2.23 Classified Display Rates
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"a . ~ . es ern ............... .. . Re..uest
Olsen F111 niture Co. 1 Mont. Ward ............... .. 39.50 Phdlne 100
1 Crown Empress 39.50
1 Montag ............. .. 39.50
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11 Lang .................................... .. 42.50 For Sale
A 1 Lang . 29.50- ‘1'- v
E N E. A R E E 1 Crown ............... .. . 29.50 ‘5. . ,
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1 Gt. Western, oil ______________ ._ 49.50 OLD GROWTH WOOD for sale:
>.. r ' l1 Combination gas and $7.50 per cord plus‘tax. R. w.
wood .................................... .. 49.50 Killough; phone'
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11 Olympic .............................. __ 3500 FOR SALE: 17 £001; cabin
boat,
i 1 Pacific 35.00 6 h. p. Greymarine motor $50.
$1 Montag ________________________________ __ 3950 Must sell quick. P. O.
’Box 324,
t . . or Mill Creek Cabins, inquire of
I Refrigerators-electric T. J. Leiske. 1-9--1t.
1 Keivinator .......................... .. 99.50 —m
ll Crcslcy ......................... __ 69.50} HOWARD woon AND COAL
ll Grunow .............. .. 89.50 heating stove with coils (in ex-
! . , cellent condition). Reasonable.
i v VvaSherb"eleCtr1c J Inquire Journal. B—1-9-16—~2t.
I 1 Maytag ....... .. 39.50 , Wm
i } filmymg ---- I39'E’0iF‘OR SALEz: piling or tie timber,
I 41L “3113053 Queen ------ -— - 39-00 also wood stumpage. Call at 347
I 3 Last: ---------- -- . 19-50 2116 St., Nellie Storts. 1-9--1t.
,1 Nc-rge .. 39.50
I ll Apex ----------------------- -~ 3950 FOR SALE: used wood ran es
BRING IN YGUR :1 American Beauty 49-50 land, heaters, 35 to $45.00, agiso
FAVQRWE 1 V955, ----------------------- A- 19-50 used Washers. Shelton
Electric
A F 1 Mont. Ward _. 29.50 ‘ 1-9--1t
SUMMER PICTURcS ‘1 Maytag. gas ...................... .. 49.50 '
_ | _. FOR SALE: slab wood $2.50 cord.
Ourexperiencedphotofiniohers I I LEISCBHGHCOHS ' Old KubilZ"
plaice On Cole Road,
know exactly how to handle 1 Dill'flmg table .............. 12.50 5
miles out. John Thomassen.
your snapshots to bring out «} gnj‘vcmfi 1‘0: Plate 535'
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for framing. Cost is low, service
prompt. While you’re here, ask
for Kodak Vcrichrome Fillmlt’s
Nash Brothers
Used Department
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good insurance for more pic-
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and water, $12.00 month. Pines
Buckingham and Mr. Johnstone
won the consolation, John E. Sund
walked away with the door prize
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Mr. Harry Willis and Miss Eva WANTED: small size baby crib.
Blake who were married recently, Must be in good condition. In-
are having open house. Everyone is quire 1015 Dearborn. 1—9--1t.‘»
invited and ofdcgurffi. We aret all!
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Interrupted While ,
Folks Fite Fire
happiness. Remember the date,’
Saturday evening, January 10th. ,
Community spirit was exempli—'
fied. to W. D. Buchanan, Rural‘
The regular monthly meeting of,
the Grapeview Community Club,
Life Specialisist, State College of‘
Washington, at a meeting being"
will be held at the school house on“
Wednesday. afternoon at 2 o’clock.
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held at the Southside hall Wedncs- ,
day, December 31. Buchanan was!
WorseThan Most
I ‘ . l C‘hiclilsiigmb‘gris theard;isira%i1lity -of
Reports Credited as g m p t d 4“
[developing a rural life program
Will F. Stiner, Skokomish Val-lthrough rural youth.,A fire in a
lay resident, writes in to the edi- neighbors house was reported with
tor toreport that the Skokomish ; the result that everyone was soon
River flooded its banks rather cop- giving all assistance possible.
iously at its junction with Vance‘ “My brief visit to the commun-
Creek during the heavy rains be- ity convinced me that this com-
fore Christmas and to take issue ,munity has a wonderful opportun-
with County Commissioner Fred; ity to develop a high type of citi-
Ferris’ statement that the run-off zenship,” stated Buchanan.
channel cut in the lower river~ “As a nation we are at war.
course last year was serving its'We need to do everything that
purpose “very satisfactorily,” can be done for the defense of our
Mr. Stiner wished to correct country," he. continucd. “Defense
statements made in a story car- Of democracy, however. will not
l'ied in the December 23 Journal l end when the war ends. Democracy
in Which it said the Skokomish , will always be equal to the aver—
overflowed its banks only at thef age quality of its citizens. The
Auto Camp. 1—1-6—-2t.
LOST.
Monday
large canvas from truck,
afternoon between FOR RENT: 1 room cabin furn-
1-9-16—-2t.
FOUND: pair black gloves. Orrin:
er _may have by identifying and
paying for ad. J—1—9--1t.
house, woodshcd and garage.
Arcadia and Boundary.’ Phone
267--J. S—1-1——tf.
iFOR RENT: 4 room house, gar-
you.
Inquire Journal. M--1-1-6--2t
FOR RENT: 2 room furfished
cabin. Light and water paid, $10
month. Inquire 'John Terho, 2nd
and Wyandotte, Southside.
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Shuts Down Camp
By Mrs. P. \V. Nance ,
Dewatto, Jan. 7A-The camp is'
closed down because of the boom
breaking and weather conditions.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Good and
son Johnny, left yesterday for
Seattle. They expect to stay
there with Mr. Good’s parents un—
til better weather conditions.
this snow keeps up this will be
a pretty quiet place. '
Mr. Harry Hurst of Shelton was
' , a business visitor here in the De-
Mr. and Mrs. Lin Beckman, Mr. watto Valley last Saturday.
and Mrs. Pat Simpson left this1 p_ w_ Nance made a business .
morning for Lyman. Wash. They, trip to Belfair today and to get
have homes. and parents at LY'i table supplies. He says the wea-
man and Will remain there until l they looks as if we might get .
the C-M-C- camp Opens again- Ifi snowed in as we did a few years,
—#“““* ago. '
1 Mr. Oncutt is hiring extra men
Southside community will give the to “'3’ t0 g9t his bOGm together;
young people an Opportunity to Logs are scattered all over Holly
make this a real beauty spot they l BaY- ‘
will build character more effec-
tively than any other way. Wheni
young people have an opportun-l
community. If the residents of the
BERT HURST ILL
Stricken with a heart attack-
Vcrn Eaton place. He wrote: “The ‘1 finest asset of any community are
river not only got over its banks 1 the young people who live in that
at. the Vern Eaton residence butl
it was very much over its banksl
at. the junction of Vance Creek
and the south fork, so much in
fact that a good sized stream
went right through my place over
the highway and on into and over
several other properties. It not
only went over the banks but took
a goodly supply of soil along,
both from my property and ad-
joining neighbors‘ property.”
New FSA Oiiice
At Port Orchard
Farm security loans for Mason
County farmers are now being
handled through a new office of
the F.S.A. recently established at
Port Orchard to handle Kitsap
and. Mason Counties, James M.
Richardson, County FSA supervi-
sor, reports.
Loans are being, concentrated
now on financing of sound expan-
sion of dairy, hog, poultry, feed
crops and garden enterprises to
aid FSA borrowers and disadvan—
taged farm families in meeting the
“Food For Freedom” quotas set
up by the 'county agricultural
board.
All applications should be made
to the Port Orchard Office, locat-
ed in the Williams Hardware
Building, Apartment 4, P. O. Box
273, Port Orchard. ‘
Veteran Merchant—
Succumbs At Elma
Elma, Wash, Jan. 7 James A.
Glancey, for 50 years a merchant
in Elma. died at his home here
yesterday after an extended ill-
ness. He was 78 years old, having
been born in Ontario, June 30;:
1863.
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ity andnwm take prlde 1“ 599mg ,’ Shelton hospital where his condi-
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24 years,
than white.
FOR SALE:
Gladys Irving,
Olympia and Shelton. Camina—. iiihedv light-‘1 WOOd and water,
rano Bros, 507 Cherry Street,‘ $10.00 month. Pines Auto of Special__‘
phone 8411, Olympia. 4 Camp. 1-1_3__2t.
ity to do things With their own' ‘ust after Skati on Mung“,
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hands and direct them with their; iakes Monday “Evening, Be-I'ri‘t
figokk.
own mindS. they W111 have a feel- 3’ Hurst, Shelton Sand and Gravel 12,3,
49} 9t.
FUNERAL HOME
Lic‘en'iaoddEmb‘almers‘
W. A. thsiers, Prop.
Phone 130 - Shelton, Wash.
>44.”
Alterafx‘etle‘”
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or 65 years.
and 1,966
years of age.
In racial groups the table lists
one Negro and 342 of other races
Saleemn’s samples at substan-
tial reductions. Call 472-W or
write Mr. Burford. 1-9--1t.
brood sow. Mrs.
Belfair, Wash-
12—30--1-1-6—~3t.
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iFOR RENT: 3-room house, lights Duplicating
SALES BOOKS
2 for 15¢
4 for 25¢
65¢ per dozen
We also take Orders for all kinds
THE JOURNAL
Broken Log Boom if? $23.15? 53132553; CARE?
IN SU RA NCE
IEBERT G. ANGLE
one a ailing
PRINTED SALES BOOKS
‘ FOR RENT: 3 room furnished Our Prices are' as low or lower
than outside salesmen can quote
as!
ALDEN C. BAYL’EY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Title Insurance Building.
Opposite First National Bank
Phone 23 - Shelton},
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Latest figures released by the
census bureau of the U. S. De-
partment of Commerce say that
Mason County had 6,236 males and
5,367 females among
population, as of the 194-0 census,
of which 10,402 were native born
and 858 foreign born.
Rural farm population for the
is listed at 3,151. *Age
classifications list .828 persons ov-
7,401 of 21 years
an over, 5.766 between 24 and
64 years, 3,943 between five and
under five
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