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L. Pearce, Potlatch.
Their arduous 14-week‘s labors
behind them, the graduates have
returned to their units in arm—
ored divisions and separate tank
battalions throughout the United
important part in the signal com—
munication system which controls
units on maneuvers and in com-
bat.
Each soldier in the course learns
the International Morse Code, the
“dit—had" alphabet and progresses
through radio procedure and a
study of radio sets. Final phaSe
is field operation, in which radio
sets are operated from scout cars,
under simulated battle conditions.
The Communication Department
Armored School, “university” of
the armoraiders. The school rolls
off its human assembly lines each
year many times more trained
technicians than any civilian uni—
versity or college in the world.
Brig. Gen. Joseph A. Holly is
commandant of the Armored
School.
LEE WELLS
NOW INSTRUCTOR
Lee Wells is now a flying in-
structor stationed at Sheppard
Field, Texas, the Journal has been
informed. He paSSedhis instruc«
tor‘s course second highest in the
class.
JOE BROWN
IN CALIFORNIA
Joe Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Brown of Kamilche has his
Pfc. rating now. He is stationed
at San Luis Obispo, Calif. His'
brother, Pfc. Ed Brown, has re-
iis one of eight in the mammoth‘
turned from Alaska and after.
spending a furlough at home has
returned to his duties with the
Signal Corps at Camp Carson.
The brothers saw each other for
a few minutes at home one eve-
ning just as one was arriving and
the other leaving. I
LARRY MONGRAIN
NOW CORPORAL
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Mongrain
received a letter this week from
their am Larry, who is stationed
somewhere in England, that he
has been promoted to corporal.
JACK HOLMAN
IN AUSTRALIA
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will lead to their appointment as
physical therapy aides in the Med-
ical Corps, with the relative grade
of second lieutenants.
The two Air WacswPfc. Helen
Whinthrop and Pvt. Edna Grout“
are both college graduates, one
of the requirements for acceptance
into the six months physical ther—
apy course. Private Whinthrop, 22,
graduated from the New Jersey
College for Women, and attended
the school of journalism'at Rut-
gers University. Private Grout ma-
SIaIeS. The“. they will play anItriculated at the University of,
Washington, graduating in 1941
with a BS degree. She is 24.
The physical therapy training
is open only to members of the
Women's Army Corps. “It is a
valuable field of specialized voca-
tion the Army is offering us,"
Private Grout commented, “and
Helen and I are fully aware of
the opportunity for postwar car-
eers We will have as a. result of
this training.”
Upon successful completion of
the course at Stanford, the train-
ees will be transferred to Army
hospitals for three months of prac-
tical experience. They will then
be given the title of “Physical
Therapy Aide,” which is equiva-
lent to a second lieutenancy.
At this field, Private Whin—
throp was a personnel clerk and
Private Grout a photo laboratory
technician. Private Whinthrop is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Whinthrop of Highland Park,
N. J. Private Grout’s mother, Mrs.
Beatrice Grout, lives in Shelton.
LOREN STALEY
HOME ON LEAVE
Corp. Loren Staley, formerly
connected with thé Pastime Tav-
ern, and husband of Mrs. Pauline
Staley, is in Shelton this week
on leave visiting his wife. While
here he received orders transfer-
ring him to a new post the
Sedalie Army Air Field, Warrens-
burg, Missouri.
ROY BANNER
HOME ON LEAVE
Roy Banner, stationed with the
Army Engineers at Camp Adair,
Oregon, is home on a 15-day
leave visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Banner.
ELSON BROTHERS
CLOSE TOGETHER
Eugene and Lewis Elson, both of
.whom are now in Australia, are
Mrs. Stella Westlund has just'
received word from her son Jack
Holman that he is now stationed
somewhere in Australia where he
arrived at Christmas. He says he
is getting along fine.
WALT ELLIOTT, Jr.
HOME ON LEAVE
Lt. Walt Elliott, Jr., will leave
Friday to return to duty after
a visit in Shelton with his par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. El-
liott and his wife.
BOB»R’E§IBEL
HERE FOR VISIT
Bob Kimbel, Signalman 3/c, U.
S. C. G., son of Roy Kimbel and
Mrs. Viola Kimbel, was in Shel-
ton for a couple of days this
week. He is now stationed in
Bellingham but expect soon to be
Sent out to small islands North-
east of Victoria.
JOHNNY SMITH
HERE ON LEAVE
Sgt. Fred J. (Johnny) Smith,
Army Air Corps, is home on fur—
lough from Fort Myers, Florida,
visiting his wife Mildred. On his
return he will be stationed at
Tyndall Field, Florida, as a gun-
nery instructor.
Shelton WAC
At Stanford
Two enlisted Air Wacs from
Marana Air Field, Arizi, are now
attending a special Army training
course in physical therapy at
Stanford University, according to
Col. Charles Backes,
ing Officer of this big
CERTIFIED '.
SERVICE
Mason County for
COMPANY
I. High Grade Fuel and Boise] Oils
8 E RVI C E
Phone 397
Man A Real Razor
Genuine Deluxe Gold and Chromium
Plated
Gillette Safety RazOrs
7 Each with 10 Blue Swedish steel blades.
Give That Service I
Carrying cases also
.‘ Plated. At the original price of several
years ago.
7-
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A limited number still available
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STATIONERY DEPARTMEN
Gold and Chromium
50
each
been off the market
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Command~ .
basic fly- ‘
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stationed only a mile apart, word
has reached their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Elson. The boys
are both on furlough now.
Lumberjacks are
Jungle Fighters
Lumberjacks, says a veteran of
the battle for Munda airfield, "are
natural jungle fighters.”
Sgt. Armond Pearson of Spo-
kane, recuperating at Baxter Gen-
eral Hospital from wounds receiv-
ed in the “battle of Hastings
Ridge," said he was thinkin of
Sgt. LeroyNorton of Bend, ‘re.,
in making the statement.
He said Norton was twice dec-
. orated, once for saving the life of
his company commander and
again for single—handedly wiping
out three or more Japanese pill-
boxes. Another Bend man, Sgt.
Robert Chambers, broke through
Japanese lines and worked on pill—
boxes until he ran out of gre—
nades, Pearson recalled. He did
not enlarge.
He said Capt. Charles Hastings
of Walla Walla, for whom Hast-
ings Ridge was named, was
wounded in the battle but has re-
: turned to action. Pearson and the
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ling school for pilots. The coursel
captain were hurt when a Japan-
ese grenade set off American rifle
grenades near the command post.
After someone has touched poi-
son ivy, or even been where it is
growing, the exposed skin should
be washed immediately and thor-
oughly with a strong kitchen soap,
lathered on freely and rinsed sev-
eral times in running water.
i LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
No. 1485
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
FINAL ACCOUNT AND PETITION
FOR DISTRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON, 'FOR
THE COUNTY OF MASON:
In the Matter of the 'Estate of A. E.
Elphick, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Fannie Mullenix and Mabel LaBrec.
Administratrices of the estate of A.
E. Elphick. deceased. have rendered
and filed herein their Final Account
and Petition for Distribution.
that the same will be heard in the
Court Room of the above entitled
Court on the 26 day of
1944, at the.hour of eleven o’clock
a. m., at which time and place any
person Interested in said estate may
appearand file his or her objection
In writing to said Final Account and
Petition. and contest the same.
WITNESS the Hon. John M. Wilson,
Judge of said Superior Court, and
the seal of said Court‘ affixed, this
22 day of January, 1944.
(SEAL)
ESTHER ROLES.
Acting County Clerk and
Clerk of said Court.
A. E. GRAHAM,
Attorney for Administratrices,
Aberdeen, Washington.
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No. 1601
NOTICE OF EARING OF FINAL
REPORT, PET TION FOR DISTRI-
BUTION, AND DISCHARGE OF AD-
MINISTRATRIX
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 John
N. Sells. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that India
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SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
av—
ORDINANCE N0. 015)
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO
MINORS UNDER THE AGE OF 18
YEARS CONGREGATINC OR LOI—
TERING UPON THE STREETS.
HIGHWAYS OR IN P U D L I C
PLACES OK UPON IINOCCUPIED
PLACES OR GROUNDS IN THE
CITY OF SIIELTON AFTER ll)
O'CLOCK P. lVl.. PROVIDING CUR-
FEW HOURS AND PROVIDING
PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION
OF THE TERMS OF THIS ORDI—
NANCE BY PARENTS.
IANS AND LIINORS.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF‘ SHELTON, WASHINGTON
DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION I: Definitions: The tt-rm
‘stree_ts' shall mean " any alley, thor-
oughlal'c. pathway. Or uth‘I‘ course
of travel open to the public.
The term ‘highway’ shall include
any _road. lane, dock. wharf. or any
termlnal or continuance of a road-
way open to the public.
The term 'public places' shall in-
clude, but is not limited to, places of
amusement. parks, playgrounds, dance.
halls, and similar premises 0 en to
the public. p
The term ‘unoccupied premises or
grounds' shall include all such areas
and pl-elllises of inside the corporate
limits of the City of Shelton except
those premises designed as dwellings
or places of residence and presently
occupled by such residents.
The term ‘parent or guardian' shall
mean the actual parent or legal guar-
dian or a person that has the care,
custody or control of such minor by
consent of the parent or legal guar-
dlan or 'by court action.
Mascullne gender as used in this
resolution shall include the feminine,
gender and singular shall include
plural.
SECTION II: It shall be and it is
hereby declared to be. unlawful for
any person under the age of fifteen
(15) years to congregate, loiter. (or
be on the streets). highways. in pub- ‘
lic places. or upon unoccupied prem-
ises or grounds in the City of Shelton,
Washington, in the night time after
the hour of 10 o'clock in the after-
noon (10 p. m.) unless such person
shall be accompanied by his parent
or legal guardian or is spirit by his
parent or guardian on some urgent
business or errand, which renders it
,necessary for him to be. abroad after
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February, I
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the hours herein mentioned, in which'
case such person shall personally
have with him the written consent of
his parent or guardian; PROVIDED:
That nothing in this section shall be
interpreted as prohibiting minors
from travelling over or along public
streets by direct route to and from
work'in the regular course of em-
ployment where such occupation and
employment has been approved by au-
thorities under procedure outlined by
statute and such minor has in his
possession evidence of such approval.
SECTION III: It shall be unlawful
for any minor under the age of eigh-
teen (18) years to congregate or loiter
upon the streets. highways. in Dupllc
places. or upon unoccupied premises
or grounds in the City of Shelton dur-
ing the hours stated in Section II.
SECTION IV: It shall be unlawful
for any parent or guardian as defined
herein, willfully or negligently, to per—
mit a minor under the age of eighteen
(18) years who is subject to his cus-
tody to violate any of the provisions
hereof. nor shall any such parent
or guardian aforesaid issue a written
consent as provided in Section II ex-
cept in cases of necessity.
SECTION V: It shall be unlawful
for any person not the parent or
guardian as defined herein to accom-
pany, congregate, or loiter with any
minor on any public street, highway. .
in public places, or upon unoccupied
premises in the City of Shelton, Wash-
ington. except by and with the ex-
pressed consent of the parent or guar-
Ian.
SECTION VI: Any person violating
any provision of this resolution shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon
conviction shall be punished by a fine
of not‘ to exceed one hundred ($100.00) .
dollars. or by imprisonment in the
city jail for not to exceed thirty (30)
days or by both such fine and im-
prisonment. PROVIDED: That any
person under the age of eighteen (18)
years shall be dealt with according to
the appropriate juvenile laws of the
State of Washington.
SECTION VII: The hours indicated
in this resolution are with reference
to the standard time prevailing in the
City of Shelton, Washington, from
period to period, whether it be what
is commonly accepted as Pacific Stan-
dard Time, Pacific Daylight Saving
Time. or Pacific War Time.
SECTION VIII: If any of the pro-
visions of this resolution are held in-
valid or unconstitutional, the remaind-
er of the. resolution shall not be af—
fected thereby. ‘
SECTION IX: That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances insofar as the
same are inconsistent or in conflict
with the provisions of this resolution.
be and the same are hereby repealed.
SECTION X: This 0 inance shall
be in full force and effect 5 days from
and after its publication as provided
by law.
Introduced in regular Council meet-
ing this 16th day of December, 1943.
Passed in regular Council meeting
this 20th day of January, 1944.
Approved:
J. L. CATTO
Approved as to Form:
CHAS. R. LEWIS.
City Attorney
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(SEAL)
Attest:
A. K. McCAMPBELL.
City Clerk 1-27—1t.
State of Washington
OFFICE OF SUPERVISOR OF
. HYDRAULICS
, Olympia
‘ NOTICE OF WATER RIGHT
APPLICATION NO. 5935
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice .is hereby given that W. H.
Travis of Union. State of Washington.
under date of December 28. 1943, filed
with the State Supervisor of Hydaulics.
Olympia, Washington, an application
fo’r a permit to divert the public
waters of an unnamed stream. tribu-
tary of Hood Canal, in the amount of
0.01 second-feet, subject to existing
rights, continuously of each year for!
the purpose of domestic supply; that
the approximate point of diversion is
located_within Lot 5 of Section 14,
Townshl 22 N., Range 2 W.W.M., in
Mason ounty. A map showing the
and location and plan of said diversion and
the lace of the proposed use is on
file n the office of the State Super-
visor of Hydraulics, Olympia, Wash-
in on, together with such other in-
formation as is required by law.
Any person, firm or corporation
whose right will be injuriously af-
fected by said application may file
with the State Supervisor of Hydraul—
ics, at Olympia. Washington, such
objections or representations, in writ-
ing, as he may desire to make. within
thirty (30) days after date of last
pszlalication, which date is January 27.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 29th day of December, -A.D. 1943.
(SEAL)
CHAS. J. BARTHOLET.
State Supervisor of
Hydraulics. 1~20-27—2t.
No. 4345 ..
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF MASON.
G. E. DeRosier, Plaintiff,
——vs.—
Cleo R. DeRosier, Defendant.
THE STATE OF‘ WASHINGTON TO I
THE SAID CLEO R. DeROSIER, De-
fendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
R. Sells, administratrix of the estate Ipear within sixty (60) days after
the
Of John N. Sells, deceased, has filed
with the Clerk of the Superior Court
of said County and State her final
report and petition for distribution of
said estate; and that Saturday the
19th day of February. 1944, at 10
o’clock, A. M.. Department NO. Onel
of said Superior Court. at Shelton in
said County, has been duly fixed by
our Superior Court for the settlement and in case of you
I
distribute the property plaint, which has been filed with the
and Clerk of said Court.
of the said Final Report.
time the Court
such report,
at which
Is asked to settle
to the persons entitled thereto,
discharge said administratrix.
WITNESS, the Hon. D. F. \Vright,
Judge of the above entitled Court.
date of the first publicati of this
summons, to—wit: within Sixty (60)
days after the 20th day of January.
1944, and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled Court.
and answer the complaint of the plain-
tiff an serve a copy of your answer
upon e undersi ned attorney for
plaintiff at his 0 f'ce below stated.
failure so to do.
judgment will be rendered against you
according to the demands of the com-
The object of this action is‘to ob-
tain from the plaintiff an absolute
divorce from the defendant on the
and the seal 0f. said Court affixed grounds that the plaintiff and
defend—
this 18th day of January, 1944.
(SEAL) '
ESTHER ROLES,
Acting Clerk of said
So erior Court
JULIA WA DRIP KER.
Attorney for Estate
203 Cap. Park Bldg,
Olympia; Wash. 1-27--2-3~10-17—4t.
ant have lived separate and apart
from each other for more than five
(5) consecutive years last past.
ALDEN C. BAYLEY.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Office and Post Office Address:
Title Insurance Building,
Shelton, Washington.
1-20-27—2-3-10-17-24—3-2—7t.
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Real Estate
“AAAMAAMM‘ ‘A
FOR SALE: 40 acre farm. 30
acres under cultivation. 4 room
house,'barn, chicken house, milk
house, small orchard. $2,000.
$1,000 down, balance terms. J.
I D. White, 423 Bellevue St.
I 1-27--2~10—-3t.
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side of Lake Isabella. 3 miles
south of Shelton. 1 three room
cottage, one six room house
with two big porches, one closed
in. Lots of built-ins, Cellar,
wood house, barn, shed-garage.
and a good well. Partly fenced
with woven wire, electricity,
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daily mail and school bus. Love- I
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ly View of mountains and lake,
good neighbors. G. Stoner, Rte.
1, Box No. 210, Shelton, Wash.
1-27—2-17-4t.
FOR SALE: 40-acre improved
farm, 12 acres cleared, deep
Well with electric pump; 6-
room modern house, barn, lge.
brooder house, 3 chicken houses
and car garage; fenced all
around; only " miles from
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Shelton. A buy at $3500, on
easy terms. ,
M. C. ZINTHE
Realtor Phone 157
FOR SALE: modern 4—room
house with attached garage, lge.
lawn, garden spot. Oil burner
and drums. For details call
584R. S1—27—2-10—3t.
FOR SALE: three room house,
garage and chicken house on
5 acres land. One acre cleared.
One mile from highway on Ar-
cadia Road. Lee Carlson, Route
3, Box 166. 1—13-27—3t.
FOR SALE: 5 acre tract, level,
lights, good well, chicken house,
assorted fruit trees, berries.
East off Cascade on Dickinson.
Could build either end. Close to
industries. Fine berry and gar-
den soil. Nice location. Sacri-
fice for quick sale. Terms or
cash. Write Mrs. Ann Fredson,
Route 7, Box 953, Portland, Ore.
12-9—3-9—3m.
FOR SALE: Hillcrest lot 50 x 125.
East off Cascade. On corner
Mason St. Cheap. Mrs. Ann
Fredson, Route 7, Box 953,
I Portland, Ore.
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FOR SALE
4-room modern plastered home
with built-ins, gas stove, with
incinerator, gas automatic hot
water heater, oil heater, new in-
laid linoleum, laundry room and
large porch. Nice garage and
woodshed with new cement
floor. Also nice yard and gar-
den plot. Cement sidewalks.
Home is in good condition and
to sell at $3500.
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3-room modern home with built—
ins and gas equipped. Also large
stone fireplace. Located about
two miles from Shelton on the.
Bay. Fine spring on the prop-
erty with about 50 feet of wa\
terfront. Good garage. Nice
I garden tract.
i3-room home on the Bay with
good spring and about 50 feet
of water front. Nice garden
I tract. (Plenty of wood
l beach).
1 These two homes are adjoined and
I can be purchased together or
On
separately. They will make fine
close in year-round homes with
nice beach With all the fire-
wood supply for picking it up
on the beach. Both for $4400
or will sell separately $2550
and $1850.
each, with terms.
* *
HERBERT G. ANGLE
Phone 304' Angle Bldg.’
'm‘m
Lost and Found
MA‘MMM
LOST: black wallet containing
currency and important papers.
Finder may keep currency but
. please return wallet and papers
to- Journal. Rea Howry.
1-20-27—2t.
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For Rent
FOR RENT: three room furnished
cottage, 2 miles north Twanoh
State Park on Bremerton high-
way. See sign on road. C. D.
Hinson, Union, Wash.
1-13-27—3t.
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CALL FOR BIDS FOR DIESEL
I MOTOR GRADER
MASON COUNTY ROAD DISTRICT 3
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
sealed bids will be received by the
Board of County Commissioners at
their office In the Court House at
IShelton, Washington, on Monday the
2§th day OLFebruary. 1944. at two
‘oclock P. 'M. for the furnishing of
lthe followmg described road equip-
lment: i
One Diesel powered heavy duty
tandem drive motor grader to meet
the following specifications:
I 1. To have a Diesel motOr Of not
less than 68 .brake horsepower.
2. .All major controls to be me-
Ichamcally or hydraulic power control-
.led with all major operation gears
to be fully enclosed, running in oil.
3. Machine fully equipped to weigh
not less than 20,000 lbs.
I I 4. Machine to be equipped with cab.
ltully enclosed with steel and glass
enclosure; to be equipped with com-
plete electric starting and lighting
(equipment. operated from cab.
. 5. V type scarifier attachment and
l12 ft. mold-board to be included.
I 6. Machine to be equipped with lean-
ing front wheels equipped with not
less than 9.00 x 24 front tires; four
tires on tandem drive to be not less
lthan 13.00 x 24
type tires.
7. To be the latest current model
in standard production.
The Board of Commissioners re—
serve the right to accept or reject any
‘and all bids.
DATED this 17th day of January,
1944.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
E SIONERS. MASON COUNTY,
low pressure lug
WASHINGTON.
By HARRY DEYETTE,
Clerk of the Board.
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JOURNALAN
FOR SALE: 2 1/3 acres on west.
12-9—3—9—3m. }
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For Sale
“AIIAAMAAAM.
FOR SALE: Lang Junior range.
$25.00. J. F. Thomas, Skokom—
ish Valley. Phone 217J3.
1-27——1t.
FOR SALE: Waldorf range, $10.
Inquire G. F. Rose, end of Sum—
Wanted
AAAAAAAMM‘
WANTED: anytime before June.
5 or 6 room house with base-I
ment in downtown district.I
Steady renters. Write Box P,
I c~o Journal. P1-20--2-3—- 3t.
I MAL ..._1__.WA__.._.
WANTED: capable“ man or wo-
- can qualify for AAA soil build—
ing payments by installing drain
tile in your fields. Payments run
from 21,1. cents to five cents per
foot for drainage. Increase your
yigld per acre as well as getting
your crops in earlier due to bet-
ter drainage. Consult your local
County Agent for further in-
formation or contact us. We
IWANTED: fireplace screen to fit
I opening 28" high 45” wide. Joe
Taylor, phone 217J4, Star Rte.‘
1, Box 135, Shelton. 1-27—1t.I
WANTED: three or four room
modern house and garage, closo
in. Cash. P. W. Nance, Bremer-
‘ ton, Star Rte. 1. 1-27-—2-10—3t.
IWANTED: girl or woman to
help with housework and care
of child. Phone 486.]. S1-27——1t.
~WANTED: furnished homelike
house or apartment in Shelton
or radius of approximately two
miles for naval chief and wife.
Will pay up to $55 for satis/m—P'hone 4777W' C1-27_1t’
I factory accomodations. Phone FOR SALE; wood burning circu-
MY‘S- Harrington, 480’ any time- lar heater, like new, for five
1‘27"“;- I rooms. Phone 309M.
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WANTED: ride daily 5 -days wk. 137-24%“
130 and from Olympla. MUSt be FOR SALE: home canned apple
! there by 9 am. Write Route 3. sauce at 35c quart. See Mrs.
BOX 182- 1'20‘27—‘2t- Evelene Farrell, 323 North'4th
WANTED: a coursed—nidnthl Street . “7‘”-
Phone Union 280.- L1-13-27—3t- lFOR SALE: stove with: copper
SPOT CASH: for small or m'éd; (30118. 1015 Dearborn Street.
have a complete stock of al
sizes of drain tile on hand. Clie-
halls Brick and Tile Company.
Phone 69, Chehalis, Wash.
1—27—3-2—6t.
FOR SALE:‘ large ping-pong ta-
ble and cbmplete equipment;
ium size piano. State age, make, Clan—It
condition, price. Also saxophone. FOR SALE: two beds, complete.
Address Mr. Deaver, P.O. Box small white ename1ed range
132. CitY- 1‘13'27—3t- with coils, library table, ' kit-
VTANTED TO RENT: by respon-
sible Naval Officer, wife and Sltgtdfio afigucgircXme/fit
two year old daughter. A nicely View 1_27_2_’3_2t:
furnished modern 2 bedroom
house with good heating facil-
ities, ice box, stove and wash-
FOR SALE: small range, good
condition. Phone 407M after 6
ing machine. Prefer Shelton, but p, m. F1—27—1t.
anything within 15 mile radius w
of Shelton will be satisfactory. FOR SALE: one heavy duty
Vaughn drag saw. Inquire 1621
Mason Street, Hillcrest or phone
584R. B1-27——-1t.
Will pay up to $100 per month.
Call Lt. Cdr. C. D. Simonsen,
anytime at 425 ext. 42.
man for part time maintenance mit Drive. 1-27--2-3«2t.
I work. See Mrs. Faubert at ~- -— -»» a w we l
Shelton Hotel. 1-20-277-‘2t. ATTENTION FARMERS: You
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WANTED: baby for sailor FORMSALE: oil floor furnace in]
perfect condition. Inquire Cra-
at Shelton Airport. Contact
bill Grocery. Phone 121.
Mrs. Ethel Flatner at Mell Chev.
Co.
HEMSTITCHING: 404 Franklin. FOR SALE: stewing hens and
I Mrs. Martha Jacobs. 9-30tfn. fryers. Cream and milk. Large
W..— . ——Hw—~. . eggs 50c doz. Phone 133J, 7th
WANTED: waitress, also kitchenl and Wyandotte, Southside-An-
helper- Apply at Shelton Hotel gle. Mrs. R. D. Stockwell
Coffee Shop. 9-16tf. 1-27tfn.
WANT TO BUY: 01d horses for FOR SALE: 3 piece bedroom set,
Mink feed. Phone 391.] or write mahogany finish, complete with
Alldy Hansen. PO BOX mattress and springs $75. 527
9-2tf. Bellevue Ave. R1-13-27—3t.
FOR SALE: Pekinese Toy male,
four pounds, registered. Also
others. E. Bateman, Box 115,
Matlock. 1-13—2-10—1M
FOR SALE: two .Guernsey milk
cows to freshen January 23 and
February 17. Phone 14F23.
’P1-13-27—3t.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE: Bernard
F. Smith place, 4 iles north
Matlock, also 20 ton good na—
tive hay, good cream separator.
Some springer heifers. A. C.
Jones, Matlock. 1-16-30—3t.
FOR SALE: young pigs,_\6 wks.
old. Roy Bowman, Rte. 2, Box
303. 1-13-27n3t.
FOR SALE: dry alder and maple
slab and edgings. Fine for
range, $11 dump load lots. Post-
card or letter. F. M. Nagle, Rt.
1, Box 116, Shelton.
1-20—~2-17—5t.
FOR SALE: two child’s crib style
beds, sanitary cot. 903 Gate. St,,
Floyd Temple. 1-20—2—3—3t.
FOR SALE: 65 head of high grade
Jersey, Guernsey and lstein
dairy cows. 50 fresh. Rest to
freshen within 30 days. This
stock may be bought on easy
monthly payments. No down
payment required. Will take
beef or other stock in trade. H.
F. Buth, Rt. 4, Box 278, Olym-
pia. 15 miles south of Olympia,
2 miles east of Littlerock, 34
mile south on Case Road.
1-6-23—1M.
80 cu. in. motor
and 1933'Harley-Davidson mo-
torcycles. Very good condition.
$600 and $230. M. L. Kolmor-
gun. Rt. 3, Arcadia Road.
equipped, good condition, 45000.
$1290. Inquire Journal office. .
Mel-13-27—~3t.
IFOR SALE: '41 Nash 8. Fully
Late Model
Used Cars
I Al‘
Huerby Motors
Ford Sales and Service
5th and Railroad Ave
PHONE 16
DRAFTED: forced to sell my 1931
model A convertible roadster.
New top, brakes, rear end, paint,
etc. Heavy duty 16-inch tires,
22 miles per gallon. $150 cash.
George Franz, Union, Wash.
1-27—2—10—3t.
WANTED 33 36 v-s. Must have EOR SALE: 1939
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good tires. Will pay cash. Write
or see Les Johnson, Route 2,
Box 152, Shelton, Wash.
1-27—1t.
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FOR SALE: 1936 Ford .coupe, mo- 1 6 23 1M
tor overhauled, good tires. In-
quire 302 Laurel Street, after FUEL DEALERS
5 p. m. D1-27—1t.
ATTENTION
No. 1560
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
Emil _Christensen. Deceased. 1
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
Matsen, administrator with will an-
nexed of the‘ Estate of Emil Chris-
tensen, has filed in the office of the
Clerk of said Court his final Report
and petition for distribution, asking
the Court to settle said Report, dis-
tribute the property to the persons
entitled and to discharge said admin-
lstrator.lw.w.a.; and that said Report
and petition will be heard on the 19
day of February, 1944. at 9:30 A. M..
at the Court Room of the Probate De—
partment of said Court.
Dated this _18th day of January,
Fuel Report Forms, which
your customers must fill out
before you can deliver them
fuel. are now available at the
Journal office. Get them
while the supply lasts.
ton load $11.85 per ton; range
coal, 4 ton load $10.85 per ton;
pea coal, 4 ton load $9.45 per
ton. Load is single delivery. No
load delivered less than 2 tons.
Less than 4 ton load $1.00 more
per ton. Sack coal (not deliv.
cred) 100-le. sack, 800 (Shel-
ton prices). A. F. Hemenway,
Phone 473W. Orders for wood
1944. . accepted. 12-9mm
(SFAL) “ERIE-32 EghEs'f 'd C urt FOR SALE 2 k b t
. . cm I o sal o pairs 8 i 00 s.
Sgigpldovlyetfrsm' “mm” _Phone 322R. 012-23tfn.
Seattle, Wash. 1-20-27- -2-3-10-—-4t.
NOTICE OF SALE OF CITY
NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY ' PROPERTY
PERSONAL PROPERTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Clty of Shelton, Washington offers
pursuant to an order of the Board of for sale the following described per-
County Commissioners of Mason Coun- sonal property, located at or near the
ty, Washington, made and entered on 'pump house at the City Springs:
the 10th day of January. 1944, there One 1930 G.M.C. tank truck equip-
w11! be offered for sale, to the hlgh- pad with 650 gallon tank.
est and best bidder, by the Sheriff of ALSO one National cash register
lsal County, at public auction, at the which can be seen at the City Hall.
fro t door of the Court‘House in Shel- All bids shall be in writing and
lton, on Saturday, February 5th. 1944. shall' be filed with the Clerk
of the
i at 10:00 A. M.. the following described , City of Shelton up to 8:00 P.
M, on
Ipersonal property; IThursday. the 3rd day of February.
One 1932 Adams Grader and One 1944. Bids shall be separate for the
1934 Adams Grader
DATED THIS 10th day of January,
1944.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS. OF MASON COUNTY,
WASHINGTON.
By _HARRY DEYETTE,‘
1-13-20—27— t.» A Clerk. .
National cash register and the same
Wlll be sold for cash by order of
the Council of the City of Shelton,
Washington.
A. K. McCAMPBELL.
Clerk of the CW of Shelton.
Washington. -20-2T—2-3——3‘t~.
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said G.M.C. tank truck and the said:
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billing is necessary.
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Classified Service
AuAAA AAAAAAAM‘.
: 1 PLENTY OF A-l GRADE RUB-
BER for truck tire recapping.
No certificates required. 0. K.
Tire Shop, corner Cascade and
Olympia Highway.
1-20-2-10— 4 t.
FOR PLUMBING: phone 499.
Prompt service. Hillcrest Hard:
warc. W1-20~_2-17 ~1le
SPEEDWRITING
The accepted, natural method
of shorthand. No new charac-
ters to learn. Beginners take
dictation 80-100 wpm. in
SPECIAL WAR-COURSE in
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Feb. 1. No previous know-
ledge of shorthand necessary.
OLYM PIA SECRETARIAL
SCHOOL, 411 Capitol Way,
Olympia, Washington.
1-13tfn.
piano,
violin, accordion, guitar, band
instruction. Private lessons. See
or write Prof. McGhee. Phone
288, Union. Wash. 1-13-27-«3t.
NEW TERM
Beginning and brush-up courses
in all Business Subjects
Olympia Secretarial
School
411 Capitol Way, Olympia, Wash.
1-13tl'n.
1-27—2-10—3t. —_____
FREE! If excess acid causes you
pains of Stomach Ulcers. Indi-
gestion, Heartburn, Belching,
Bloating, Nausea, Gas Pains,
get free sample, Udga, at Fir
Drug Store. 1-6—4-13—15t.
FLOOR SANDER
AND EDGER
By Day or Hour
J. L. CATTO
HARDWARE
NO. 4342
SUMMONS
IN THESUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE- OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
Leota Dean. Plaintiff,
_vs_-
Roy Dean. Defendant.
STATE OF WASHINGTON to Roy
Dean. Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty (60) days after the date
of first publication of this summons,
to-wit. within sixty days after the
20th day of January, 1944, and defend
the above entitled action in the above
entitled court and answer the com-
plaint of the plaintiff, Leota Dean. and
serve a copy of your answer upon the
undersigned attorney for plaintiff at
his Office address hereinbelow stated
and in case of your failure so to do
judgment will be rendered against you
according to the demand of the com-
plaint which has been filed with the
Clerk of said court.
The object of this action is to secure
a divorce on grounds of desertion and
non—support and to secure custody of
the two minor children of the parties
hereto.
J. W. GRAHAM.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office Address Govey Bldg,
Shelton. Wash.
1-20-27—2-3-10-17-24—3—2—7t.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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. ALDEN C. ‘BAYLEY
ATTORN EY AT LAW
Title Insurance Building
Opposite First National Bank
Phone 23 Shelton
I INSURANCE l
HERBERT G.
ANGLE
Office at Angle Building
ELLIOT B. SPRING
Accounting Tax Services
Bookkeeping Systems
123 4th St. Phone 565
WITSIERS.
FUNERAL HOME
Licensed Embalmers
W. A. Witsiers, Prop.
Phone 180 - Shelton, Wash.
CHARLES R. LEWIS
ATTORN EY AT LAW
Suite 1 L. M. Bldg.
Shelton, Washington
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RICHARD F. EDDY;
Lloenéed Public Accountant
‘ No’tary Public
325 Railroad Ave. Phone 115
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