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bruary 6, I
“A,
iAMlxs' ‘AND 5
who serve .
‘gional and I1
. February 6, 1942.
' ten Valley
% Union Merchant i
ittecs know
“$3.33 " . ‘Moonbow’ I Died As He Had
e country to ,_
hat camping’
3mg maintain
nday lVIornings1
3y Una W'inSOI' _ Union, Feb. o—The passing of]
,, n ValleY. Fer)» 4“~A dis-E Guy Garfield was as he wished.
d colorful rainbow waslNot bedridden, not a burden to
1;? about SIX O’CIOCk Sun' I anyone. He died “with his boots
mg. Personally WB‘ on” he). on the Canal that he
0913! the brlght rays 0f -, loved. He often said he never tired.
Shlnlng through 3 Shower‘ of looking out over the water and
m County
2‘89 onev howeverv the 4 at the mountains and did not want
sunsually brlghti desp’te to live elsewhere. Of a pioneer
.. BELL ,
an and Staymg OUt an 2 family, a real pioneer himself, I
' 9 must have cast its rays 1
N ely throu h the morning, having spent most of his life ml
S, Eb, g Thurston, Jefferson and Mason
counties and some years in Alas—
ka.‘ A varied career, worked ml
the logging woods, prospected, was
in business in Shelton, oyster in-!
dustry at Allyn and merchandis-
ing here. He loved duck and up—
land bird shooting and never miss—
ed a season’s hunting of the lat-
ter while he lived here. He had a
good memory, was witty and en-
joyed chatting with his old cron—
ies of whom he had many who
came from distant points just to
visit with him. He loved children
and all of them in the neighbor-
hood will miss their pal. Since. he
lost his wife, a little over a year
ago, he had been failing in health
but was up and around even to
the day of his death. Hi sudden
idemise was a shock to the entire
community.
Ed Hegaas went with Harold
Millo, George Lavender and George
Sisley, all past masters of Union
, , City Lodge No. 27, to Port Or—l
p gfaggefighdnsd xgb'siiuli chard Saturday evening to the
enin E i} 1%, ,past master meeting of that dis—
g at C 0 arm' I trict. A past masters meeting will
Wishedlt To Be
n
:tract Man
and Mrs. Wallace Knee—
" Phillpi Brown, from thel
991! community, visited on
.Y at the Highlands with
3‘33 Kneeland.
3th regular meeting of
_-.- , e.will be held Thursday,
pry 12, on Lincoln’s birth-'
“‘1 On Wednesday, the 11th, .
errliners will be going to
‘tO attend the conference
'LLO’S
«State Grange officers at
[‘Y 0,111 Grange‘hall, in the
hand evening. l
‘k
nd Insura
BUlLDlNG
W
~' 1 and Chris Shafer came to
' ith their grandparents, Mr.
‘.J- A. Shafer a few days,
“sir mother, Mrs. Albert
9‘ Shelton, was called to
onthe death of her step-
. Moffitt. Mr. Moffitt, a
re5‘3ident on the canal, has
semi invalid for several
)CERIES
iH MEATS .
RUITS
T FOODS 5,1
' Mrs. Howard Robinson
iT pRlCEs gig“. I{ne.eland and Joe be held here next Saturday night
C v‘iléilfteg‘mgle Spelt/tr?!“ as; for past masters of this
district.
«ADSPORT 0 » . . M t f
.,; m d Mrs. Alice Martin, a ten 0
“ Kneaand Vvednes ay Elinor Chapter of the Eastern
Star and other officers of the
chapter, went to Seattle Saturday
to conduct funeral services for
the mother of Mrs. Carney. Mrs.
Carney is a member Of this chap-
ter and requested this ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morris and
son, who have a home here asl
well as in Naches, arrived about'
a week ago and plan to be here
about a month.
' q and Dale Bolling were over
1., 'r‘ ..‘ Isabella Valley Sunday
is“: with Keith Bennett.
find Mrs. J. A. Shafer visited
0 M E '. t°¥1kf$undayat the home|
'1' amld‘l’lrs. R. E. Grenbergu
{Hettie Hayes and Roscoe
) A N S W“ Tacbma, called on Mrs.
‘ user and family and Mrs.
v, ' nett Monday. Mr. Stow—'
i" failed to Shelton by the
' uhis uncle, Alvah Mc- There are four boats here in
enlent Te . the dog fishing business and re-
and Mrs. Tom Kneelandi port good catches. They even
Onable R “hen of Shelton, spent catch cats. Two have home with
,, eVening at the home of fish hooks caught in their mouths!
Last Friday evening Mrs.
Martin and Mrs. Lud Andersen en—z
,tertained Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ar-
.Sne Kneeland.
‘N—
bogast at the Andersen home forl
dinner, the occasion being the
. iltch News
' if: ' ‘ | on we in anniversar of the'
Ounty Sav [Arliggastgfi Sgeated at tlBl/e table
"V iwith the honored guests were
I __———-
A’s-Sop '4 ,' Elizabeth Hussman iGeorge Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
atch. Feb. 3—Mr. and Mrs.i tin and Mr. and Mrs. Andersen.
13°11 drove to Seattle Sat—l After dinner the group attended
{ the card party at Skokomish Val-
HaJulia and Mr. Croag, of l ley which brought in many dimes
x’5Were guests of Mr. and for the infantile paralysis fund.
3". ~°hn Rodgberg the I They all had chances on the quilt
- which was won by Mrs. Josie Reed. i
“Bill” Aldrich was home this
week end from Sand Point but
did not have much of a chance to
visit his father, Lieutenant Leon-
ard Aldrich, who was called back
to the busy navy yard Sunday
morning. , ,
Herb Anon .‘i‘las a contract to
put in a 1200 yard fill in front of
the new Balgen home.
DELAY
isu rance Bldg
‘ °n business.
over
e95.
_' .Mrs. Joe Bushue of
, h; were guests of Mr. and
l r” ‘ “ssman on Sunday.
)f ~Marian Jacobson of Ta-
‘t‘ was home over the week
~ I P)“,
'i ers. Neil Simmons and
Onself. and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
' i 812, and grandson David,
. gritmds in Olympia, Ta-
Seattle over the week'
, . _. -_ also)... Jacobson spent: GrapeVlew Man
ympia. H
, i. Mrs. H. R. Westrick, all
-» ‘7. toofPPort Angeles, have
V t otlatgh and are now Gra eview, Feb. 4—A farewell
'Ckg- the Sltegel house‘ Mr' , partypwas given at the home ofI
" "8 workmg at the Dona' Mr and Mrs. Cliff Barrett last
8‘93 operations.
(Friday in honor of Mr. and Mrs:
Richard Walls. Mr. Walls left Sat-
urday for Pearl Harbor, Hawaii,
line—“mos
,' .’ and Mrs. Walls left for Minnesota
‘ visit, with her parents. After
; Kan evening of cards, refreshments
“Ruth Naval District auth-
were served and gifts were pre-
téday reiterated the Presi_ sented to the travelers with the
V - warning
good wishes of Mr. and Mrs. Iran
‘I
" 8e
against rumors
‘1 all civilians to “kill a?
Pfifusing to carry it fur-
Palms, Joe Tschida, Mrs. Sarah
Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bar-
rett.
8 re . Mr. and Mrs. Billy Spooner were» In the. Matter of the Estate or.
19$ gmar news. agenmes are i Grapeview visitors last week end. Jamb 5-
Jacomnn‘ 138003?“ij that
‘ all 1e itimate Navy . . NOTICE IS HEREBY G V .
which . g . , er. Spooner lS employed as radlol Letters of Administration
on the ES—
1 b .‘ “em "Wm “Ot be of and .toloperator on a. merchant ship
late of Jacob S. Jacobsonldcceased.
y l w w the spokesman said. . h d ked at Portland this, (Sometimes known
as J. sophus Jacob-
. bile hu dreds of Street ru- Whlc 0‘3 ; Son. Sophus Jacobson and/or or I
are' n itri and MYS. S 00neI' Game Overl Jacobson. all being one
and the same,
p p
“in circulated, some byl . .
ggeyltsg_ in an effort toiilézrngumalut where she teaches
; by Stine .anq confi‘tsmn—"bu'c; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Reeves
spent
t. ealx-lthmkmg elude“ Who l last Saturday and Sunday in Se-
by 132? they 9’6 aldmg fihel attle visiting friends. Their nep-
ng w-ita‘hng Idle goss‘p' rhew, Archie Reeves, who . has
J13 1h rumors‘ the Navy‘ been stationed at Camp Roberts,
1 i
l ‘. 1. fig-f: 011%.tfiere :::rggé. Calif, left for Australia,
recently.
a tiefensB 1 “gg‘cwat‘grfmnts l Another in the growmg 11'5th
' - Ven pan ‘llocal boys going into the seerce
, WNaVal stations, which if,
‘ i 9 Oral circulation are of
r l he a . . iBenson of Benson Lake. He has
‘ ssmtance to the AXIS! recently been employed by the
lgovernment at Port Angeles, run-
, yCARII)
is Arvid Benson, son of Albert
ning a bulldozer for gun emplace-
we 0F THANKS ments. ' _
‘, e a eXtend in this way our Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis and
‘ ‘, splil‘eciation for the kind-[ small daughter are 1n California
: ,pigc’mpathies and beautiful I for a short VlSlt. i
em'ees Offered us during our ——-———————-—-—“ l
L' ht over the death Of our darkens aluminum
As alkali
strong soap, scouring powder orl
soda should not be used on it, but
so“ and brother, Donald
TH '-
2‘ r‘fiw‘l- H. Smith
- . it can be brightened by scouring
Low .. Mrs' W' sm‘th Jr' with very fine steel wool,
orvwithl
h ' 'delme Mane , paste of whiting powder and
h and Mrs' Elmer smlth vinegar. Aluminum pans can also,
8 Mrs- Edgar Byme be brightened by cooking acid
Lie [foods in them, such as tomatoes'
t t les.
L ' ‘Mrs. James *Gilbertson‘ Or ‘ar app”
I, ‘ g
V
’FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
1% WITH noon DELIVERY IN SHELTON
\ e i ._ Freight should be routed via Str. Indian, Ferry Dock,
_———-—- Freight via Str. Skookum Chief, Milwaukee DOOR.
No. 2
‘ Time Schedule as follows:
. ' V88 Tacoma daily, execept Sunday, at 5 pm. for
. .. ~-Dlympia andShelton»... -.
n it: Arrives Shelton daily, except Sunday t
,t, Fail. " Eréopwnsmqs 'gQA‘BLZANERHPresifdmfg :
W" I, ;I'§ .2» «a .- ;v-» .'(. '
;;....:.ae‘::,>w‘r:..>
owned by the State of W’ashington
situate in front of, adjacent to or
abutting upon the south 126 fool. of
-Lot 3. scction 32, township 22 north.
! range 1 west. \V.
'to remove said timber, with the privi-
iAttorney for said Estate.
rIEGAL warmers
NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE
TIDE LANDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
on Tuesday, the 3rd day of March.
1942, con'lmcncing at ten o‘clock in
the forenoon of said (lay. 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 said county, the following de—
scribed statc tide lands, together with
the improvements situated thereon.
will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder therefor, to—wit:
NOTE.-—No one except citizens of the
United States, or persons who have
declared their intention to become
such, can purchase state lands.
APPLICATION NO. ID’m‘
'J/HU
All tide lands of the second class,
M., with a frontage
us, more or loss,
10530
of 1.99 lineal ch
appraised at $49.?
l
APPLM‘ATIDN NO. i
I
All tide lands of the second class
owned by the State of Viabhihgton
situate in front of, adjacent to or I
abutting upon the north 125 feet of
the south 251 feet of Lot 3, section 82.
township north, range 1 west. W.
M.._ with a frontage of 1.97 lineal
chains, more or less, appraised atl
$49.25.
-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-j
chase price must be paid at the time.
of sale. The purchaser, if he be not
the owner of the improvements, mustI
forthwith pay 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 dc-l
ferred payments at the rate of six.
per centum per annum: Provided
That any purchaser may make fuli
payment 0 principal, interest and
statutory fees at any time and (lb—1
tain deed. ‘he purchaser of land
containing timber or- other valuable
materials is prohibited by law from'
cutting or removing any such timber
or materials without first obtaining
consent of the Commissioner of Pub-
lic Lands, until the full amount of
the purchase price has been paid and:
deed issued.
All sales of state lands are, made
subject to the reservations of 005.1
gases, coal. ores, minerals and fos—
sils of every name, kind and de-
scription, and to the additional terms
and conditions prescribed in section
3 of chapter 256 of the Laws of 1907.
Said land will be sold subject to
the terms, conditions and reservations
of chapter 312 of the Session Laws of
1927, relating to easements for rights-
of—way and the carryingr of timber.
stone. minerals and other products
over the same. . l
JACK TAYLOR.
Commissioner of Public Lands.
By FRANK YATES.
Assistant Commissioner:
1—30--2-6-13-20~27--5t.
I
l
NOTICE OF SALE OF TIMBER 0N~
STATE FOREST BOARD LAND ‘
Notice is hereby given that on Tues-,
day, the 3rd day of March, 1942.‘
commencing _at ten o'clock in the fore-
noon 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 said county.
the timber on the following described
state land will_be sold at public auc—
tion to the highest bidder therefor,
to-wit:
APPLICATION F—390
Timber on Lot 4 and SE14 of SW14
of section 18. township 24 north, range
3 west, W. M., containing 63.06 acres,
more or less, according to the govern-
ment survey thereof, appraised at
$2,737.50.
According to the State‘s cruise there
are approximately 1.045.000 feet sap-
ling fir and 100,000 feet hemlock. ,
The purchaser of the above dcscrib-[
ed timber will be required to comply:
l
.strictly with laws governing slash dis-
posal as found in Title 36, Chapter 1.
Remington's Compiled Statutes
laws amendatory thereto. ,
The purchasers of state timber are}
required to run out the lines find arel
responsible for trespass in case timber;
istcut on adjacent state-owned prop-l
or y. r"
Said timber on said land will be!
and
sold for not less than the appraised
value, as appraised by the Commis-f
sioner of Public Lands‘in the man—l,
ner provided by law. a statement of}
which is now on file in the office of‘
the Auditor of said county. .‘
Terms of sale are: Cash to be paid}
on lhe day of sale.
The purchaser of timber on state'
lands will have 5 years within which
lege of securing extensions of time
under the statutes governing.
JACK TAYLOR. {
Commissioner of Public Lands
and Sec. State Forest Board. i
1—30--2-6—13-20—27—5t.
NO. 1480
NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO FILE
CLAIMS .
IN THE SUPERIOR, COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF MASON.
IN PROBATE
person) were granted to‘ the under-
;Eiasged on the 24th day of January.
4.. ' .
All persons having claims agamstl
said estate are required to servo
them, with the necessary vouchers.
upon the undersigned at the Law Of-l
fice of Alden C. Bayley, Titlevlnsurq
ance Building. Shelton. Washington.
that being the place designated forI
the transaction of the business of theI
estate, within six months after the.
date of the first publication of this
notice. towit: within six months af-
ter the 30th day of January. 1942. andl
file the same with the Clerk of this
Court, together with proof of such
service, or they will be forever barred.
Dated this 30th day of January.
1942.
\ VIVIA JACOBSON.
Administratrix of the Estate
of Jacob S. Jacobson. de-.
ceased. {
ALDEN C. BAYLEY.
Attorney for Administratrix, i
Title Insurance Building. 1
Shelton, Washington. 1-30—2-6-13-20--4t.l
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N0. 1472
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF‘ WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
IN PROBATE 1
In the Matter of- the Estate of I
Carl C. Smith, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY, GIVEN. 'that
the undersigned. Ellé Smith Sisson
has been appointed and has qualified
as Administratrix with the-Will an-
n .xed of the Estate of Carl C. Smith.
Deceased, and that all persons having
claims against the said Deceased are
hereby required to serve the same.
duly.verified upon the underSlgned
Administratrix with the Will annexed.
or he'r Attorney of Record at the
office of Chas. R. Lewis.
Suite 1.
Lumbermen’s Building. Shelton, Ma-
son County, Washington. the same
being designated as the place for the
transaction of the business ‘of the
Said Estate, and file such claims, to-
%ether with proof of service With the
lerk of the above entitled Court.’
within six months after the date.of
the first publication of this notice.
tO-wit: the 6th dav of February, 1942,
01‘ said claims will be forever barred.
ELLA SMITH SISSON. I
Administratrix with the will!
annexed of the Estate of
Carl C. Smith, Deceased.
CHAS. R. LEWIS.
Suite 1, Lumbermen’s Bldg.
Shelton, Mason County. Wash.
, . 2-6-13L2c.277j,4t
WEEKEND SEATTLE VISITORS
Mr. and'Mrs. Claude Legal) and
MITS- Ida Kirkland of Shelton en-
JOyed the past weekend visiting
relatives in Seattle.
J
1942,
and including March 7, 1942, the same
istration,
,‘ the
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6.11er TON—M ASON COUNTY JOURNAL
F.-.—
Used Cars
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FOR SALE: trailer house 8’x16‘.
Inquire 901 Cascade St.
1—30—2-6—2t.
FOR SALE: 1940 Chevrolet spe-
cial DeLuxe coupe. Good rubber,
low mileage, heater, defroster,
radio, etc. perfect mechanically.
$695. .604 Dearborn.
Ce-1-30-—2-6—2t.
FOR SALE: 1937 Ford 85 sedan
$395. Radio and heater. Car in
good condition. James Dailey,
Skokomish Valley.
1—30-2-6-13_3t.
FOR SALE: 1933
truck, suitable for wood or gen—
eral hauling, reasonable. Phone
470. 120 East Pine Street.
Ng~1—30--2-6-13~-3t.
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Real” Estate
“A”
“AA‘AA ‘A
FOR SALE: modern 5-room
house, garage, 1—3 acre ground,
one mile west. Terms. M. W.
Eveleth, PO. Box 163 or inquire
at Creamery
1-23-30--2—6-12-—4t.
"1} FOR SALE: 45 acres creek bot-
tom with 4 room house, barn,
considerable Alder. Cheap. Mrs.
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For Sale
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HOME WASHING and IRONIL 'G- FOR SALE: 200 2—year-old Island
Classified Service
Reasonable prices, 1203 Railroad
Ave. or phone 62-J. Jail-SO—It
PIANO TUNiNO: ii.— {shanghai l
Shelton Hotel. 2-6--1t.
'Belle grape plants. Robert H.
Young, Grapeview, Wash., or
Inquire Journal. 2-6--1t.
lFOR SALE: girl’s white Cana-
‘i dian club ice skates. Size 5%..
{ Almost new. Call 310. E—2-6-1t.
l .m___
lFOR SALE: two Jersey-Guernsey
one coming fresh soon,
USED FURNITURE
Mary Scott Smith, Box 65, Rte. 1*Momrch farm ______________ "$2,501,
cows,
2. Elma- 1-22--2-5—~3t.i 17Majestic range ______________ _ 19.5“ 01w
IYCSh now. L. H. James, 3
FOR SALE: 1996 Terraplane De— FOR SALE CHEAP: equity in 5-
Luxe Sedan, 4 new tires, new
battery, excellent c o n d i t i o 11.
George Kennedy, Lilliwaup.
2-6—13—20—~3t.
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Wanted
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WANTED: girl or woman for
housework. Phone 490.
c._.1-22itf, FOR SALE: 50 acres Middle Sko-I
WANTED: post cutters. In-
quire at Lake Newatzel Service
Station. Roland Ayers.
A—1—23-30—-2-6--3t.
POSITION AS PARTNER
manager of farm for woman,
Guernsey cattle preferred, also
poultry. P. O. Box F, Gig Har-
bor, Wash. F—2-6-13-20—3t
WANTED: couple to share home
and groceries with father and
son. Couple must do cooking
and housework. Phone 413-R
evenings between 5 and 7.
L 2-6 1t.
)
WANTED: experienced woman
for full time housework. Call
321. Mc—2—6--tf.
M
NOTICE OF CLOSING OF
REGISTRATION BOOKS
Notice is hereby given that reg-
istration books will be closed for
original registration and transfer of
registration to all Voters living with-
in the boundaries of Mason County
school district No. 309, Shelton, Wash-
ington. on and after February 20.
for a period of 15 days until
being the date of a school district
election in said district.
Dated this third day of February,
1942.
GORDON HENDRY.
Registration Officer. City
of Shelton. 2-6--1t.
NOTICE OF CLOSING 0F
REGISTRATION BOOKS '
Notice is hereby given that Regls~
tration Books will be closed for origi—
nal registration and transfer of reg-
in all precincts in Mason
outside of City of Shelton,
on and after February 20th. 1942.
until Saturdav. March 7th. 1942. the
same being the date of school elec-
County.
tions.
HARRY DEYETTE.
County Auditor, Mason
County, Wash.
2-6-13--2t.
1 NO. 1424
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL
REPORT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
I IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND"
FOR MASON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
Fred Johnson, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Frank S. Smith. administrator of the
[Estate of Fred Johnson, deceased. 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, distribute
property to the persons thereto
entitled and to discharge said ad-
ministrator and that said report and
petition will be heard on the 28th
day of February. 1942. at 10:00 a.m.,
at the court room of the Probate De--
partmcnt of said Court. at wh.ch
time and place any person interested
in said estate may appear and file
obiections thereto and contest the
am he.
24th day
Dated
1942.
CLARE ENGELSEN,
(SEAL) Clerk of said Court
1-30-—2-6~13-20--4t.
Na. 1439
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT, REPORT AND PETITION
0F EXECUTRIX FOR SETTLEMENT,
DISTRIBUTION AND DISCHARGE.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF MASON,
IN PROBATE
Ill the Matter of the Estate of
Lewis E, Sanderson. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
Ruble M. Sanderson, Executrix of the
above estate, has‘ filed herein her
final account. report and petition for
settlement and distribution of the 9.5-.
fate of the deceased, wherein the,
Court is asked to approve said 210-,
Count and report, and make distribu-
tion of the estate. and discharge the
Executrix. -
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, the.
In accordance with an order of said
Court made and entered on the 10th
day of January, 1942. a hearing will
be had before the Court on said final
account. report and petition on Sat-
urday. the 14th'day of February, 1942.
at 10 o'clock, A.M.. on said day in!
the Court Room of said Court in the
Court House at Shelton, Washington.
Dated this 10th day of January,
this of January,
1942.
CLARE ENGELSEN,
Clerk of the Superior
SEAL) Court for Mason Coun-
ty. Washington
ALDEN C. BAYLEY.
Attorney for Executrix.
Title Insurance Building.
Shelton, Washington 1—16—23—30--2-6--4t.
No. 1394 ‘
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT. REPORT AND PETITION
0 F EXECUTOR - ADMINISTRATOR,
W.W.A.. FOR SETTLJMENT. DISL
TRIBUTION AND DIS HARGE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF MASON,
‘ IN PROBATE
In the Mater of the Combined Es-
tates of Alfre Ernest Hart and Kath-
arine Sanford Hart. both Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
Seattle-First National Bank, a na-
tlonal banking association, Executor
of the Last Will and Testament and
the Estate‘ of Alfred Ernest Hart.
deceased, and Administrator of the
Emate of Katharine Sanford Hart, de—
ceased. W.W.A., has filed herein its
flnal account, report and petition for
settlement and distribution of the
estates of said deceased persons.
wherein the Court is asked to approve
said account and report. and make
distribution of the estates and dis-
charge the petitioner.
I NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN. that
In accordance with an order of said
Court made and entered on the 10th.
day of January. 1942. a hearing will{
be had before the Court on said final ‘
account, report and petition on Sat—
urday, the let day of February, 1942,’
at 10 o’clock, A.M., on said day in
the Court Room of said Court in the
Court House at Shelton, Washington.
19gated this 10th day of January.
' CLARE ENGELSE'N.
~> " Clerk of the ‘ Superior
(SEAL) Court for Mason Coun-‘
ty. Washington.
ALDEN C. BAYLEY.
Attorney for Executor—Administrator.
Title Insurance Building,
Shelton. Vi’asbinfrtnn l-»lG-23-30~?-»—6—-4t
room house on Hillcrest. Art
Griggs,
FOR SALE: 3 lots in city limits,
excellent view, on Hillcrest. 2
lots cleared, ready for build-
ing. $60 each. Inquire Richfield
Station on Hillcrest. Phone 288.
1-23—30——2-6-13—4t.
komish valley land. 38 acres un-
der cultivation. Best soil, good
roads, good school. Inquire
Journal office.
J—2-6-13-20—3t.
or non SALE OR iliABu for
downtown property or near
town, good six room house at
534 Fairmont Ave, Hillcrest.
Charles Fisk. 2—6-13-20—3t.
FOR SALE: waterfront rahch
and vineyards, clear, for cash
only. Karl G. Nelson, Harstine
Island, Will divide to suit.
2-6—1t.
FOR SALE: 2% acres, partly
cleared, 6 room house with bath,
1/2 mile from Olympic highway
on Arcadia road. Terms if de-
sired. L. R. Kolmorgan.
2-6-27—4t.
FOR SALE: modern bungalow, 5-
rooms and utility. Wonderful
view of bay and mountain. 11/2
acres land, small orchard, inside
city limits, $2800, terms, less
for cash. Call 572-W.
R—2-6-13-20-~3t..
FOR SALE: 4 room modern house:
Close in $650 cash. Inquire 347
South Second. S——-2-6-13-20--3t.
WANTED TO LIST
Homes or Farms for Sale-
Sec Shick and George.
If you want to buy Homes or
Farms—see Shick and George.
If. insurance—see Herb Angle
——-'If you want to get married
see Mr. Zintheo.
'SHICK AND GEORGE
FOR SALE
Tract of land, more than two city
lots, well located on Railroad
'Ave. Nice place for a residence
or several rental houses. Bar-
gain at $450 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.
FOR SALE
7-room modern suburban home in
excelknt condition. Plastered
with fireplace, full basement.
Flowers and shrubs and fruit
trees of many varieties. Nice
yard and lawn, all well kept.
Also plenty of excellent gar-
den land. Chicken house and
barn. Gravity, water system.
Would cost $10,000 to replace,
and is a real bargain: at $4400,
terms.
Herbert G. Angle
Angle Bldg. Phone 304
NO. 1427
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL
REPORT, PETITION FOR DISTRI-
BUTION, AND DISCHARGE 0F
ADMINISTRATRIX
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY. '
In the Matter of the Estate of
James D. Mifflin. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Zoa Mifflin, administratrix of the
estate'of James D. Mifflin, deceased,
has filed with the Clerk of above
court.her final report and petition
for distribution of said estate; that
Saturday the 28th day of February,
1942. at ten o‘clock a. m., has been
fixed as the date of hearing thereon.
at Whlch time the Court is asked
to settle such report. distribute the
property to the persons entitled there~
to. and discharge said administratrix.
WITNESS the Honorable D. F.
Wright, Judge of the above entitled
court. and the seal
affixed this 22nd day of January,
1942.
CLARE ENGELSEN,
(SE-AL) Clerk of said Superior Court
Julia Waldrip Ker.
203 Capitol Park Bldg"
Olympia, Washington.
Attorney for Administratrix.
1-23-30—-2-6-13--4t
———_———-—-——-—l—-—
No. 4073
SUMMONS Fain PUBLICATION“
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
[STATE OF WASHINGTON- FOB
MASON COUNTY
Fannie Tanner, Plaintiff,
-vs.-
Francis Tanner, Defendant.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. TO
THE SAID FRANCIS TANNER. DE-
FENDANT:
_Y0}1 are hereby summoned to appeal
withln 60 days after the date of the
flI'St’ publication. of this Summons
Within 60 days after the 16th day of
January, 1942. and defend the above
entitled action in the above entitled
Court._ and answer the compalnt of
Plalntiff, and serve~a copy of your
Answer upon the undersigned Attorney
for Plaintiff, at his Office, below stat-
ed. {and in case of your failure so to
d0. Judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demands of the
complaint which has been filed With
the Clerk of the said Court; Plaintiff
has brought this action to secure a
Divorce from you and to secure the
sole and exclusive care. Custody, and
control of Russell Shirl Tanner and
Patricia Tanner.
CHAS. R. LEWTS'.‘
Plaintiff's Attorney. Office
and Post Office address;
Suite 1. Lumbermen's
Building, Shelton, Mason
Cguntv. Washington.
1409300"? -lt:«20~27—~7l.
phone 397 or inquire'1_w00d heater
Texaco Service. 1-23-30--2—6—-3t. ’ 1__Maytag washer ______________ u
2
l
of said court '
miles north of Lilliwaup, Wn.
2-6-13—2t.
._ 19.50;
.. 34.50, Aflmm A_, ..
. 19-EO;FOR SALE: 12 foot cedar row-
TUO: boat. $10.00. Phone 572-17V.
on 5 R——2-6-13—2t.
l ____
12.50 FOR SALE: 22—foot boat ,with
Star inboard motor. Phone S. L.
Co, Pearson 132 or 251-R. 2—6-13—20
1—WMontag range
1 wood circi ator
2—circulators
1——breakfast set, table, 6
chairs ................................ ..
Olsen Furniture
FOR SALE: extra large Rhode
Island Red cockrels, year old,
D0 YOUR TRAVELING $2.00 each. Mrs. J: H. Quartier,
01‘ A P. a. (Middle Skokomish Val-
ley). 2-6—1t.
B I C Y C L E LL-
It‘s more economical, gives NaSh Brothers |
good exercise and you don’t
have to worry about govern—
USED
ment freezing regulations. ‘
Come in and see our large Ranges_-wood
stock of famous Columbia. l1 Quick Meaf’ ________________ _, "$39.50
Colson, World and 'tollfast :1 Admiral 3450'
bikes- 4. a. ‘1 Monarch ............................ .. 49.50i
I 1 Majestic ................ .. 19.50I
Also Bike Repairs 1 Montag .. 32.58
and Accressorles ii ilisdliiiéifi ::::::::::::::::::: ::: 39:20
4' '1 Crown Empress . 39.50
We Make Keys 51 Montag ............ .. 39.50
2: 1 Cascade 32.50'
,1 Lang 49.50
SLEYSTERB 1 Lang . 4250
. 1 Lang 29.50
FIX-IT OHOP l1 Crown .............. .. 29.50
'1 Gt. Western, oil .............. .. 49.50
1 Combination gas and
wood .................................... .. 49.50
Heaters--wood
1 Olympic ....... ... .................... .. 35.00
1 Pacific 35.00
1 Montag ................................ .. 39.50
Refrigerators-electric
1 Kclvinator ........................ .. 99.50
1 Crosley . 69.50
1 Grunow .............................. .. 89.50;
l‘v’ashersuelectric '
1 Maytag ................................ .. 39.50
‘V 1 Maytag ................................ .. 39.50
1 Speed Queen . . 29.50I
1 19.50
1 39.50
1 . 39.50
1 American Beauty .......... .. 49.50
., .. ,2 H 1 Voss 19.50
K0 D 1 Mont. Ward . . 29.50
{1 Maytag, gas .... ..
Fa E“ Mi Miscellaneous
‘~ ' we ".1 1 Dinning table .................. .. 12.50
far PHWS '1 Universal hot plate . . 5.95
_ '1 Bee Vacuum cleaner. . 14.95
Biggest news‘of the your. ll American B. Radio .......... .. 19.50
Snapshots in cone with 112w ‘ .
Kodacolo: Roll E” . Used in I NaSh BrOthers
l Used Department
115 Cota Free Delivery
meat. Simply 51:33: :1: ti
then return the film: to it; 'm'v
Order full-c or uric
cssed by 3183 i
is avail-w out AMA“
roll film sizes. FOR RENT: large sleeping room,
‘ . l . .
Andrews tu C110 I good, cean bed Close in. 528
Cedar Street. S—1,-30—~»1t.
mvvvv VV‘W"WV V'"
BOARD, ROOM and LAUNDRY,
Lost and Found
$45.00. See J. Quartier, Potlatch
LOST: leather zipper key con-‘
Route. (Middle Skokomish Val-
lcy). 2-6—-1t.
tainer with seven keys and‘FOR RENT: 4 room house un-
drivers license. Reward for re—
turn to Ella Kingsley, 1028 E.‘
Elinor or Journal. 1-30__‘1t‘
Vei‘ot, 310 Laurel St. 2-6--1t.
FOR RENT: 3-room house $10.00
month. Inquire 628 Arcadia.
Hillcrest. N~2-6--1t.
CABINS FOR RENT: lights and
water furnished. Inquire Log
Cabin Tavern on Hillcrest.
' H~2-6-18-20—3t.
LOST: 161/2-ft. flat bottom boat.
Reward. Inquire Journal office.
Gwe2-6—13—20e73t.
w
no. 1482
' NOTICE TO CREDITORS .,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
Assoc1ated‘ Tles
L.M. For Lead In
City Pm Clrcult
l Associated Oil,pulled even with
a , the L. M. at the city bowling lea-
gue van Friday evening with an
odd-game victory over Lucky La-
ger while the Merks were taking]
a whitewash drubbing at the,
hands of Mason Laundry in a
[night of medicore individual trun-
dling.
The laundry quintet eased into
a third place tie.with Munro’s, 2
to 1 victor over Pastime, and Wil-
son’s Cafe, long ,time dungeon
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of
Maude E. Shorter. Doc . sed
NOTICE IS HEREI; GlVEN, that
the Undersigned, Mill‘r Shorter, has,
been appointed and has qualified as
Executrix of the Last Will "and Testa—
ment of the Estate of Maude E. Shor—
ter, Deceased. and that .
having claims against
ceased are bomb
the same, duly ve .
signed Exccutrix or
Record at the olfi '
Suite 1, Lumb
ton. Mason
same being dc
(l as the p ice for.
the transacti. ‘ of the
said estate, and file L (-l illls, to—
gether with proof of servir-H With the
Clerk of the above entitled Court
within six months after the date of
the first publication of this notice, to—
wit: the 6th day of February, 19421
or said Claim will be forever barred}
MARCIA SHORTER
Executrix of the Estate of . ’ -
Maude E. Shorter, Deceased, dwelkrs’ mountfed to the any at
Shelton, Wash. |lnosphere of fifth place With a
CHAS. R. LEWIS. . E
Attorney for said Estate.
Stflte 1, Lumbermen’s Bldg.
Shelton, Mason County. Wash.
2—6-13-20-27w4t.
triple triumph over tailend Davis-
court Bakery to pile more fuel on
a steady winning streak over the,
last two months.
Al Ferrier’s‘210 and 572 scores
topped the individual work of the
‘ V night, indicating the mediocrity of
Bhgggq‘nfiggl 1,);‘rtilgrlq0N the pin dumping of the evening's
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE l play-
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
IN PROBATE .’
constituents.rte. Eur; Gardtnifirs Lead,
Clipped To Five
Luella Baldwin Phillips. Executl-ix
No."l3s9 I
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL ,
l
l
0f the Estate of Christopher C. Bald—‘
win. Deceased. having filed herein her
final report and Petition for Distribu-
tion, asking the Court to settle and
approve said Report. distribute tllei
property to those thekto entitled!
and to discharge said Executrix.
NOW, THEREFORE. NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN, that pursuant to
an‘Order of the above entitled Court.
duly made and entered herein on the
10th day of January. 1942. said final.
Rep t and Petition for Distribution
will‘ e heard in the Court Room in
the Court House in Shelton, Wash—i
lngton. at the hour of 10 o‘clock in
Mason Cleaners clipped another
game from Forrest Gardens’ fem-
illine bowling advantage, reducing
the flower girls’ margin to five
games with a to 1 verdict in
Monday night’s weekly matches.
Hazel Farrier set a new individ-
ual scoring total at 549 for the
current season as She paced third
place Quality Cleaners to the odd
the forenoon, on Saturday the 14th, .
day of February. 1942. game over tallend Werberaer
Dated this 10th day of January, Wines. I '
1942' Merna leflln steered the Ma-
(SEAL) CLARE ENGELSEN.
son Cleaner quintet to its decision
c Cl» .
“my “k over the league leaders'
CHAS. R. LEWIS.
Attorney for Executrix.
Suite 1, Lumbermen‘s Bldg” I If 0 VV- h to Se“ .11 H
. . t“. t 1, 3’ U 19 you ave
Shelton Mason Coun‘vmiggasrlainggcol‘w I to Tell—Journal Want-Ads.
Page Seven
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Reader notices 30 per word
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Classified advertisements ac-
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phone subscribers. Cash should
accompany all other orders or
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of the month to save expense
of billing. An extra charge of
100 will be made when billing
is necessary. Card of thanks
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Classified Display Rates on
Request
Phone 100
'vtrvvv'vvv‘c
For Sale
‘4 ‘5
OLD GROWTH WOOD for sale:
$7.50 per cord plus tax. R. W.
Killough, phone 586-J.
11-27. 12-30—1M.
PIGS, FOR SALE: Davis Store,
Lilliwaup, Wash.
1-23-30--2-6--3t.
FOR SALE: 1 span gentle mules.
Weight about 1100 pounds. Wil-
liam A. Robertson, Route 3,
Box 120, Shelton, Wash., or
Robertson Nursing Home.
1-23-30—2-6—3t.
FOR SALE: two year old Rhode
Island roasters $2.00 each. Ed-
ith Matthes, Route 2, Agate.
Phone 6-F-14. 1-30--2-6-13--2t
FOR SALE: 18 nice New Hamp-
shire pullets $1.00 each, weights
4 to 41/2 pounds. L. C. McGowan,
Route 2, Box 320, Shelton.
1-30--2-6-—2t.
SALE OR TRADE: saddle horse
for anything of equal value.
John Hliboki, Lost Lake Route,
Elma. 1-30--2-6-—2t.
GREEN AND DRY WOOD FOR
SALE. Phone Shelton 288.
R—1—30--2—6~13——~3t.
11
FOR SALE: bed with mattress.
Big heater with hot water coil.
Brooder supplies. 1-inch mesh
galvanized netting. All bar-
gains. Laurence Forck Holman,
south of Cascade, Hillcrest.
2-6—1t.
FOR SALE: 30-06 rifle in exdell
lent condition. Some shells. $25.
Inquire Journal. B—2-6--1t.
FOR SALE: gentle saddle pony,
$35.00 or trade for cow. L. C.
Smith, Route 2, 4 miles east
Agate school. 2-6-—1t.
FOR SALE? dump truck. See
Harold Millo at ‘Hoodsport.
" 2-6—tf.
FOR SALE: 6 h.p. Johnson “Sea
Horse 10" outboard motor, good
condition. Model K45! Richard
Lomsdalen, Lake C u s h m a n,
Robinson’s Resort. 2-6-13—2t
LARGE SIZE
Duplicating
SALES BOOKS
2 for 15¢ 4 for 25¢
65¢ per dozen
We also take orders for all kinds
of special-
PRINTED SALES BOOKS
furnished $25. No children. Pete‘ Our prices are as low or lower
than outside Salesman can quote
you
ALDEN o. BAYLEY
ATTORN EY AT LAW
Title Insurance Building
Opposite First National Bank
Phone 23 ‘ - Shelton
INSURANCE
HERBERT G. ANGLE
Office at Angle Building
' , --. l? ‘. i
‘ ELLIOT B. SPRING
Accounting Tax services
Bookkeeping Systems
123 4th St. Phone 56.5.
.
~ I WITSIEBS
FUNERAL HOME
Licensed Embalmers 7.
W. A. Witsiers. Prop.
Phone 180 - Shelton, Wash.
DOANE BRODIE
l
Attorney-At-Law
Anglle Building
Phone 337 I
'6)
CHARLES R. i
ATTORNEY AT LAW;
Suite 1 I... it. Bldg. . ,
Shelton, .QVashlngtou ..