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, atlock Events
Arouse Interest
By Mrs. Mable Priszner
Mrs. Mary Stansell. Mary M
primary teacher is visit-
g her husband at Rapid City,
L uth Dakota, as he is soon to be
W
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. Ching.
Herbert Helin is slowly recov—
' ‘Hg from measles, and has been
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I RELEASED FROM IIOSPITAL
Mrs. H. H. Halbert was released
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of six transfer
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seBeige, a god '
>ply ofthis flatre ‘
face powder . . .
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ith your pu
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your spirits '
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Mr. Shaffer of Matlock
zidoing his farm work for him.
William Evers of Shelton vis-
t' with Mr. and Mrs.
Teen last Wednesday.
Louie Davis of Camp 5 Spent
he past week with Sam Hewson.
Mrs. Howard Morrow left last
86k for San Diego, Calif, to see
{5 husband who is sick and in
8 Navy hospital there.
Gerald Reed came home from
eattle where he has been work-
8‘ to spend a few days with his
a“fights, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
ee .
Bob Winkelman left Monday
.th a truck load of furniture for
j 1‘- and Mrs. Clinton Painter who
1'6 moving to Kent, Wash. We
8 sorry to lose such good peo-
le out of our neighborhood. They
,Ve been here for quite some
"118. We wish them luck in their
eW home.
, Mrs. Mable Priszner visited
hursday in Bremerton with her
“lighter Mrs. Mildred Rhines and
lster Miss Dortha Bane.
Miss Marjorie Evers was mar-
ed last week in Tacoma to Al'-
UI‘ Behling of that city.
Clinton Okerstrom, county ag-
t. held a meeting Thursday at
.9 Hearing home for community
eliders. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Port—
an. Mrs. Ira. Ford, Mr. and
1‘s. Trenckmann Jr., and Mr. and
"S. Elmo Erickson were present.
Miss Florence Wilkie visited in
91' home in Seattle and Mrs.
1Shop in her home at Camp 3
hlle the school was closed. Both
Ve returned and taken up their
.. “ties at Mary M. Knight school. I
the Shelton General Hospi-
~»last week following three
Onths treatment, and is now re—
uDerating‘at the home of her
alighter. Mrs. Gunnar Johnson
Hoquiam. ‘
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. O Reasonable Rates
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Mason County Savings
,& | Loan Association
Title Insurance Bldg.
MILLO’S
QUALITY MARKET ‘
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GROCERIES
FRESH MEATS
FRUITS
FINEST FOODS AT
BEST PRICES
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Elvin ‘
caring and Mr. and Mrs. James
MEMORIAL BUILDING
RED CROSS
Nutrition Class
Plans are being formulated to
hold a county—wide one day meet-
ing on nutrition and point ration—
ing in Shelton early in March.
'The nutrition class scheduled to
start under the instruction of Mrs.
Frank Hueston will be delayed
l until after this meeting.
Details will follow in later
‘papers.
I This is tho time of the year
‘whcn your attention is directed
to the fi: 'al problems of the
,Red Cros More than ever your
llclo i'i‘. ns'r-(icd. Not only is your
doll 11“ (ISO. but many will be
'aslmo to help organize the drive.
A meeting of the board of direc-
tors at the Red Cross work room
at Sixth and Railroad, February
11, 7:30 P. M.
One week later at the Court
House at 8:00 P. M. the annual
election of ofiicers will be held.
Your attendan e'is ‘requested.
* 4.
\Vhat did you do this week? In
war work, in Red Cross work?
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Most of us receive at least good
food, warm clothing and good
wages for our week’s work. What
did the boys in the Solomon Is-
lands get‘? Mosquitoes, bugs, dy-
sentery fever, perhaps an arm or
a leg shot off or a hospital case
for some other reason. Or maybe
the supreme sacrifice. Of course
you want to help him. Through
companying the army wherever it
goes the Red Cross has the organ-
izing and the sanction of the ar-
my, together with assistance from
millions of members at home to
do the job.
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This is a time when We should
say to ourselves “What can we do
to help,” not “What can we get
flout of this war.”
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The boys whom we are helping
now in whatever way is in our
[power will some day come home
land who will say they did not
earn the right to criticize those
who did less than they very best.
YOUR
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There is a very great need for
Nurses Aides. As regular nurses
A leave the hospitals the extrawork
can not be taken up by the re-~
maining few who are left. Here is ;
where the nurses aides can help!
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REPORTER
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A regular monthly meeting of
the Northwestern Camp and Hos- ‘
pital Committee will be held inl
Seattle, Thursday, February 11.:
P. B. Murphy, Mason county
‘. chairman is planning to attend.
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The local situation is marking,
time aWaiting developments in‘
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This. much can be said. There
will be a local need for books,l
card tables, chairs, reading lamps, .
magazines, baseball bats;
side tables, book racks, in fact eV— 1;
lerything that makes day roomsl
comfortable. Hospital comforts, l
too. So look around and see what
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Over one hundred and fifty!
lives were saved by Red Crossl
blood plasma bank in the recent‘
night club fire in Boston, to say
[nothing about the work done byi
lthe canteen service.
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Fort Lewis, Wash.
February 4
American Red Cross
Mason County Chapter,
Mason County, Washington
Dear Ladies:
I want to take this opportunity
to express thanks. on behalf of
my buddies and myself for the
wonderful mufflers you sent us.
We appreciate very much the
work you mothers, sisters and}
sweethearts on the home front are
doing for us in the service. We
more than realize that if it were.
not for you people on the home
front backing us up, this infernal
mess would be a great deal hard-v
er to clean up.
Again I want to say thanks for
the muffler. Keep up the good
work and keep ’em flying.
Sgt. Bart Botta
R.C.N. Co. 644 TDBN
Fort Lewis, Wash.
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From Grapev1ew
With the power shut off, and
lthe consequent inconveniences,
ers. Bill Somers and children and
; Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wright decided
that this was a good time for a
ivisit in Seattle.
I School has been going this past
‘week although therehas not been
a. full attendance, due to illness
and transportation difficulties.
Mrs. Wilbur Reeves was called
to Sunnyside last Wednesday be-
!cause of the death of her father,
er. A. Besteman. Her neighbors
[extend their sympathy.
Jo-Ann Housen and Roberta De-
Voe were both ill this week but
are better now.
John Carnine went to Seattle
on Thursday to visit his son, Rob-
ert Canrine, who is in the Navy
hospital there. He was brought
from Alaska after beinginjured
in a plane crash. He is aviation
radio man.
Mr. and Mrs.’ George Wheeler
and children, Toby and Nora,
came. back with Mr. Carnine for
a visit with Mrs. Wheeler’s par—
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mitchell.
Mia, Wheeler is an economist with
the War Production Board and is
different people about labor short-
ages in essential industries. He
left Sunday for San Francisco.
Mrs. Wheeler and the children
_ are planning to spend the spring
and summer at Grapeview.
The 4-H Sewing Club met on
Saturday at the Spooner home.
They took up knitting and other
gsewing. The Garden Club plan to
‘meet on Saturday, February 13,
at 2:30.
l FRACTURES HIP
I Mrs. Hiram Johnson of Angle-
Iside was admitted to the Shelton
.hospital on Sundayh suffering a
lfractured hip which she received
through a fail at her home.
ANNUAL MEETING ,
of
Association
be held
Saturday, February 27. 1943
at
a. m.
P YORHIEIGIII .
' BY BOAT
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
WITH DOOR DELIVERY IN SHELTON
Seattle Freight should be routed via Str. Indian, Ferry Dock,
Skookum Chief, Milwaukee Dock,
.
Time Schedule as follows:
Leaves Tacoma daily, except Sunday at 5 p. m. for
Olympia and Shelton
Arrives Shelton daily, except Sunday
CLARENCE CARLANDER, President
PUGET SOUND ..
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FREIGIII LINES
‘g‘lx'nj-a‘. m,
in the northwest to confer with,
[Kamilbhe News
Is Delayed
Kamilche, Feb. 1 (delayed)—-
Progress Grange met Thursday
evening with only 10 members
l'present and they had to leave
l their cars at Keyzer’s Station and
lwalk. The only damage in the
hall due to the cold was a broken
faucet. The apron auction was
postponed until February 11.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Petty and
ifamily visited Mrs. Petty’s mo—
Ither, Mrs. Belle Grate and Mr.
Petty’s mother, Mrs. Charlotte:
Tetu in Olympia Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Beardon
-and two daughters moved from
lthe Roessel house to Shelton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott and
family moved from the Krotzer
camp to the home vacated by
l Beardons.
February S—The Kamilche La-
dies Club met with Mrs. Eliza
lCasey in Shelton Wednesday. with
lfive members and five guests,
present. The next meeting will be
gviéh Mrs. E. M. Petty on March
r .
I Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Taylor,
Mr. and Mrs.,Jim. Waldrip and
sons, Mrs. Zora Waldrip and Miss
{Sarah Waldrip attended a family
(dinner partyin Seattle Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Arnold. .
Mr. and Mrs. William Boice and
ifamily of Bremerton were over
lnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil—
liam Turner Saturday and also
visited with other friends in this
vicinity Sunday.
iFive Youths A—re !
r Sentenced Here E
On TIER Chargel
Bringing an abrupt halt to a!
small local crime wave, five local
youths were sentenced to terms
lof not more than 15 years in
Nthe State Reformatory at Mon-
roe by Judge .John M. Wilson in
Superior Court, Saturday.
Four of the youths, Jack Tan-
ner,l_Frank Leeberg, James Hick-1
son and Martin Leeberg had their
sentences suspended, pending "good I
behavior, on the recommendation
of local law enforcement officers.
Frank Hadsell, the fifth member
of the gang, was committed tol
the penal institution, however, be- '
cause of .ast b '
law. p rushes With the
The five pleaded guilt '
y to a
charge of .second degree burglary
for breaking into a local tavern
and stealin a t'
goodsi g ‘quan 1ty of bottled
Snowboqu l
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water.
“Fortunately the cabin next
door had a deep hand pump Well,
With the primer located down inl
the well. It didn't freeze! and
finally we found we could get wa-
ter there. That helped a lot.
“They finally brought a rotary
snow plow from Spokane to_open
the roads. Until then it'had been
Just one-way traffic and every
time a. person met another.‘ car,
it was necessary to get out andl
dig a turnout.
3‘ School Closed
“The Belfair school is still clos—
ed—all heating equipment having
frozen up. The kids have 'been
having a big time.
“A lot of buildings were dam-'
aged in Bremerton and along the
canal. Flat top structures took
most of the beating, many of them
collapsing.”
JOURNAL Want ‘Ads are used by
scores of your friends
neighbors with great success.
'Mrs. Lily Cameron. Mr. Smith is
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.ley;
SI—llEL’l‘ONeMASON
Pickering Life
Nowwls Normal
By Virtue E. Ilalilou .
With the return of electricity
this week life is again back to
normal in this district and it is
with a sigh of relief we snap on
the lights and think the incon—
veniences caused by the Storm
are now over. .
Mrs. Gene Smith and infant!
daughter, Carolyn Jane, returned ,
Friday to the home of her mother,
stationed at Farragut, Idaho, and
hasn’t seen his daughter yet.
Mrs. Hansen left Friday for-
her home at Salem, Oregon, after
spending a. week with her cousin
Mrs. Paul Gibble and family.
Mrs. Fred Chitty, son Fred and
daughter Lois, of Olympia, visited
at the Claude Halllon home on
Friday. Fred Jr, is stationed at
Santa Monica, Calif, and was: en—
joying a ten day furlough at
hoine. ,
The P i c k c ri n g Homemakers
Club will meet with Mrs. Helen.
Harrell on Thursday afternoon,
February 18th.
Mrs. Lily Cameron received a
cablegram last week from her
son Sam. saying he was “safe and
well." He is with the mcrchantl
marine somewhere in the
west Pacific.
south-
NO'I’H‘E 0F CLOSING ()F
REC . RA'I‘ION HOOKS
Notit-i- is l rcby given that Regis—
tration Books will be closed for origi-
nal registration and transfer of rogis— ;
tratioll. in all procincts in Mason
County. on and after FUbl‘lllll‘y 131b,.
.1943. ‘until March 7th. 1943 (March
6th. 1943. being tho date or School,
Ochtions in all precincts in Mason'
CUllIllJ).
HARRY DEYETTE,
Auditor Mason County.
Washington. 2~ll—l8~2l.
N0. 1551
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF MASON
In- the Matter of the Estate, of
Matilda Olson. Deceased. ,
Notice is hereby given that the un—
dersigned has been appointed and has
qualified as administrator With will
annexed ol’ the estate of Matilda Olson,
deceased; that all persons having
claims against said deceased are here—
by required to serve the same, duly
verified. on said administrator or
his attorney of record at the address
below stated, and file the same with
the clerk of said court. together with
proof of such service. .Wltl'lln six
months after the date of first publica-
tion of this notice or the same will be
barred.
' Date of first publication February!
4th, 1943. !
IDEN M. RASMUSSON. ’
Administrator with will an-
nexed of said Estate
Address. Odd Fellows Build—i
ing. Montesano. Washington.
A. P. WILSON.
Attorney for Administrator,
Odd Fellows Building.
Washington. 2—4—11—18—3t,
No. 4088 '
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
Bowden-Gazzalu Company.
atlon. Plaintiff,
Montesano.
a ’COi'pOl‘-
Earl Kent. Adele Kent; Helen Mc-
Reavy Andersen lfOl‘i’llOl'ly Helen G.
McRcavy). John Doe Andersen: Fan-
nie D. McReavy. a widow: Joseph E.
Morton (also known as Joseph S. Mor-
ton). Jane Doe Morton; Kuett’s
Sportsmcn’s Tavcru, Inc. a corpora—
tion; Herman P. Cramcr, Jane Doc»
Cranmer; John V.’ Cumbcr. Jane Doe,
Cumber: Mason County; State 01'
Washington: George Bradley, Janc_
Doe Bradley: Lizzie Collier. John
Doe Collier; Charles 1 1101‘. Jane Doe
aischcr; Robert Me 11. Jane Doe
‘Iel'oign; George Re lich. Jane Doe:
Reinich; George E. Starrott. Jane Doc
Starr'ett: Hugo Pcyser. Jane Doe Pey—
ser; B. B. Meaghci'. Jane Doe Meagh—
er; Thos. P. Hanncgan. Jane Doe
Hann‘egan: 1’. A. Mcagher, June Roe
Meagher; Louis R. Flowers. Jane Doe
Flowers; Warren Carroll; Jane Doe
Carroll; The Unknown heirs of John
McRcavy, deceased; the unknown
heirs of Fannie D. McRcavy. deceased;
the unknown heirs of oath of the de—
fendants above named who may be
deceased; also all other persons or
parties unknown claiming any right.
title. estate. lien. or interest in the
real estate described in the amended
complaint heroin. Defendants.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON to
the said Fannie D. Mclteavy. a widow;
Joseph E. Morton (also known as
Joseph S. Morton), Jane Doc‘ Morton;
Herman P. Cramer, Jane Doe Cranler;
J'Olln V. Cumber. Jane Doe Cumbcr;
George E. Bradley. Jane Doe Brad—
Lizzie B. Couicr. John Doe
Couier: Charles Fischer, Jane Doe
Fischer; Robert Meroign, Jane Doe
Mcroign; George Rcinich. Jane Doe
Reinich: George E. .Starrctl, Jane Doe
Starrett; Hugo Peyser. Jane Doe Pey-
ser; B. B. Meagher, Jane Doe Meag-
her; Thos. P. Hannegan. Jane Doe
Hanncgan: P. A. Meagher, Jane Roe
Meaghcr. Louis R. Flowers, Jane Doe
Flowers; Warren Carroll. Jane Doc.
Carroll; the unknown heirs of John:
McReavy. deceased; the unknown
heirs of Fannie D. McReavy. deceased:
the unknown heirs of each of the
defendants above named who may be:
deceased; also all other persons orl
parties unknown claiming any right,
title, estate. lic . or intorcstfln the
real estate desoibcd in the amended
complaint heroin. Defendants-
YOU. and EACH OF YOU. ARE
HEREBY SUMMONED to appeal-
within sixty (60) days after the date.
of the first publication of this sunl—_
mons, to-wii: within sixty (60) days
after the 4th day of February, 1943,
and defend the above entitled action
in the above entitled court and an-
swer the amended complaint of the
plaintiff and serve a copy of your
answer upon the undersigned attor-
neys for the plaintiff at thcir office
below stated in Seattle, King Co ty,
State of Washington, Mason Co my
being the place designated by the
plaintiff as the place of trial of said
action; and in case of your failure!
so to do. judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand
of the amendcd complaint which has
been filed with the Clerk of said;
court.
The object of the above entitled
action is to recover possession of the
real property hereinafter descride
to quiet title to said property In
plaintiff. to remove all clouds from
«such title, to exclude the defendants
(other than the State of Washington)
from any interest or lien in said real
property. and for general relief. all
as more fully appears by the amend-
ed complaint on file in said cause.
The following is the description of
the real property aforesaid:
All tide lands of the second class.
formerly owned by the State of
Washington. situate in front of. ad—
jacent to or abutting upon t at p91"—
tion of the Government mean or line
in front of Government Lot 4. Sec-
tion 32. Township 22 North. Range
3 West. W. 11.. extending to the
line of extreme low tide, and lymg
East of' the East line of. Seattle
Street (also known as Skookuln
Street) extended North. as said
street is designated on the plat of
Hood's Canal Land and Improve—
ment Co.’s Plan of Union City. ac-I
cording to the recorded plat thereof
in the office of the Auditor for Ma—
son County. Washington. Volume 1‘
of Plats. page 9; situated in Mason'
County. Washington. ]
PRESTON. THORGRIMSON. ‘
TURNER. HOROWITZ &
STEPHAN and THEODORES.
TURNER. Attorneys for Plaln- ‘
tiff.
1411 Fourth Avenue Bldg,
and Seattle. Washington
Phone : MAin 6386
2~4~11~18-25-8~4-11-6t.
, LOST,
,tho Clerk of the above entitled Court
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Messingale Music Co.
105 West Heron, Aberdeen
Phone'Ab. 3025
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Private personal service at your
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Real Estate
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FOR SALE: small cabin on Lake
cash. Rt. 3, Box 199A.
Isabella waterfront, 3 miles
from Shelton on Isabella Valley
road. Lights and water. $500
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R—2—11-18—2t.
FOR SALE: 6
house, garage, barn,
house, 21/2 acres, surfaced roa
Capitol Hill. $3,000. $500 dow
G. E. Shaw.
room modern
chicken
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five or six room house near
high school. Write box R, care
R—2—11-25—~3t.
l WANT TO PURCHASE: modern?
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572W.
lPARTLY FINISHED house with
materials to finish. 1 acre good ,
soil. Half cleared. Just outside;
city. Walking distance. Phone
N—2-11~1t.
l from mills. 3 rooms, bath, ga
l age, woodshed. Nice
spot. Very reasonable.
153R.
Annz'lltf-IFOR SALE: furnished home on
I Hillcrest. Walking .distance
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garden
Phone
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ily, place. Six kinds
chickens, 1,9
' $1200 cash. Inquire Journal.
FOR SALE
[FOR SALE: 5 room house, 3 lots,
1 well fertilized garden, good fam-
berries,
chicken houses, pens for young FOR SALE;
mile city limits.
City water. $1500 with terms,
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go“ Pay f0" right ma” Large 1 35 acres With 700 feet of water-1
i front. Cabin. good spring, goodl
local establishment. Write or
inquire Journal office.
M—~2-11-25~~3’t.
WANTED: woman for general
housework, stay nights. No ob-
jections to child. Mrs. Robert
Scott, 1 mile from Olympia
highway on McCleary cutoff.
2-11—2577773 .
WANTED: old records of all
kinds. We will pay up to 2c
a piece. Shelton Electric Co.
2-11—25——3t.
LOST: Sheaffer fountain pen.
Name on barrel. Reward for
return. Inquire Journal office. l
A—2-11~25—3t.
CARD OF THANKS .
May we extend in this way our l
sincere appreciation for the kind—
nesses, sympathies and beautiful,
floral pieces offered us during}
our bereavement over the death
of our beloved father and brother.
Jack Stewart, ‘
Mrs. Elizabeth
Baumgardner,
Mrs. Daisy Morrison,
Mrs. Maude Johnson,
Mac Stewart.
_.._ .-...._...
CARD OF THANKS
May we extend in this way our
sincere appreciation for the kind-
nesses, sympathies and beautiful.
floral. pieces and assistance, es—
pecially to the Odd Fellows Lodge,
during the passing of our beloved
husband and father, Joseph Val-
ley.
Mrs. Joseph Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Valley
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Lawton
No. 1514
NOTICE OF H EARING 0N FINAL
A (l (J O U N ’I‘ OI“ ADMINISTRATOR
AND PETITION FOR SETTLEMENT,
DISTRIBUTION AND DISCHARGE.
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 Gust
Nor-dquisl. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
C. W. Browner, Administrator of the
abovc entitled estate, has filed with
his final account. report and petition
for settlement. distribution and dis-
charge. wherein the Court is asked
to approve said account and report,
make distribution of the estate and
discharge the Administrator.
NOTICE ‘-IS FURTHER GIVEN. that ,
in accordance with an order of the
Court 'made and entered on the 6th
day of February. 1943. a hearing will
be had before the Court on said final
account. report and petition on Sat-
urday. the 13th day of March, 1943,
at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M.. on
said day in the Court Room of this
Court in the Court House at Shelton,
VVEshington.
lggated this 6th day of February,
ESTHER ROLES.
Acting Clerk of the Superior
Court for Mason County,
Washington
ALDEN C. BAYLEY,
Attorney for Administrator,
Title Insurance Building,
Shelton, Washington.
2-11-18-25—34—4t.
IN PROBATE
No. . 1560
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
THE COUNTY OF MASON
In the Matter of the Estate of Emil
Christensen, Deceased.
Notice is.hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed and has
qualified as administrator, w.w.a. of
the estate of‘Emil Christensen. De—
ceased; that all persons havings claims
against said deceased are hereby re-
quired to serve the same. .duly veri-
fied, on said administrator, w.w.a..
or attorney of re rd at the address
below (stated, and file the same with
the Clerk of said Court, together with
proof of vsueh service within six
months after the date of first publi-
cation of this notice, or the same will
be barred. \>
Date of first publication February
11th, 1943. ‘.
JOSEPH MATSEN, 1
Administrator. w.w.a.. of said
Estate. Address, 1602-5 Smith
. Thwer. Seattle. Wash.
JOSEPH MATSEN.
Attorney for Estate,
Seattle. Wash. 2—11-18—25~3—4——4t.
CALL FOR BIDS FOR GASOLINE
Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received and opened by the
Board of County Commissioners of
»Mason County. Washington. on Mon-
day. February 15th. 1943. at 2:00
o’clock p. m.. at the office of the
board in the Court House in Shelton.
for furnishing gasoline to Mason
County for all its needs. and including
such school districts as wish to avail
themselves of the benefit of this
contract. for the year commencing
February 15th, 1943.
order of the Board.
HARRY DEYETTE,
Clerk of the Board of County
Commissioners. Mason Coun-
ty, Vl'ushington.
' 2-4-11—~2t.
By
- Complete information a b o u t
what you have to sell always
helps.
v . 'rn imqmwvfiime
HELP WANTED: unusual oppor-
tunity for man or woman to get
established in
Write Mr. Whitnell, 720 Wash-
ington Bldg, Tacoma, Wash.
2-11-18fi2t.
WIDOWER with completely furn-
ished home, refrigerator, elec-
tric range, etc., wishes couple,
preferable without children to
furnish board and room in ex-
: change for use of home. Write
for appointment. 1". L. Marble, :
P. O. Box 37. 2-4-11-18-»-3t.
WANTED: old piano preferably
under 52 inches high, also cash'
for used accordion 48 bass or
80 bass. Give full details. Mes-
singale Music Co., Aberdeen.
1—28—A2-287773t.
.WANTED: full time housekeeEer.
Phone 152. 1-21—~—tf.
WANTED: 8 by 8
Delmar Cole, 323 Cookson, or
inquire Journal. 1—14--tfn
own business. '
bljass propellor: .
, beach. Priced at $1400.00
IAISO 4:50 acres of oyster groun
, planted
cd with the above waterfro
property at some reduction
l price.
3': 2i: *
131,4 acres of
buy at $2250 terms, or 352,0
3 cash.
I have instructions to accept
l sealed bids on the Kaunas
property located at 514 Cota
St., directly across from the
( Lincoln school. 6—1‘oom mod~
ern home on 60 x 100 lot with
garage. Right is reserved to
reject any and all bids.
. 2: is =I<
* * .
lent garden tract. Terms,
half cash. $850.00.
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11*
I HERBERT G. ANGLE
Used Cars
ber, 24,000 actual miles.
Phone 572W.
with Pacific Oysters.
Priced at $350. Can be purchas-
mvvvvvvvvvvu "WWV
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1941 HUDSON Sedan, radio, wea-
ther master, two-tone, A-l rub-
Fine
condition. $1075fi Consider trade.
N—2~11——-1t V
ds
nt
in
1
land and water-
front on Spencer Lake. Excel-
lent property for summer homes
or year around homes. Excellent COAL:
00
2-room house with woodshed and
some nice dry wood and excel-
one
NOTICE OF CLOSING 0F
REGISTRATION BOOKS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the registration books in the precincts :
of the City of Shelton. Mason County.
. Washington. will be closed to original
registration on and after February
19th. 1943. until and including March
6th. 1943. the same being the. date or
the School Election.
Dated this. 9th day of February.
1943.
JORDAN CLAPPER.
Registration Officer
City of Shelton. 2-11-18-—~2t.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS: A great deal of damage
would result to the County roads~if
heavy loads were hauled during the
period of thaw:
BE IT RESOLVED, that all logging
trucks and heavy loads or all kinds
be prohibited on County roads. until
further notice. and that this resolution
be published in the
County Journal.
Approved this 1st day of February.
1943. at Shelton, Washington.
VINCENT E. PAUL.
H. R. DICKINSON.
R. TRENCKMANN.
Board of County Commis-
sioners.
Washington.
Shelton-Mason
Attest:
HARRY DEYETTE,
Clerk of Board. 2—4-11—2t.
(Service to Allyn Substation Liné,
Tracts SAS-lA and IB)
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
APPLICATION FOR FRANCHISE
IN THE MATTER OF
The application of the United States
of America for a franchise to con—
struct. operate and maintain one or
more electric power transmission lines
across, over and upon certain county
road or portions thereof in Mason
County, Washington.
WHEREAS.
America has. under the provisions of
Chapter; 187, Laws of 1937. filed with
the Board of County Commissioners
of'Mason County. Washington. an ap-
plication for a franchise to construct.
maintain and operate one or more
electric power transmission lines. to-
gether with the necessary towers. poles
and other fixtures appurtenant there—
to. across. over and upon the here-
inafter described county road or por—
tions thereof in Mason County. Wash-
ington. for a period of fifty years.
NOW. THEREFORE, NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that a hearing will
be- held on said application by the
Board of County Commissioners of
Mason County. in the Mason County
Court House at Shelton. \Vashington.
on the 23d day of February. 1943. at
2:00 o'clock P. M.
The following described road or por-
tions thereof is the one referred to
above:
The center line of the 6.9—kv trans
mission line crosses the said county
road in a northeasterly and south-
westerly direction parallcl to and
feet distant northerly from the south—
erly boundary line of the 400-foot
right of way of the City of Tacoma
Electric Power Line at BPA survey
station 921 68.8 ‘in the NElf. NEIL;
NWL/i. of ection 20. Township 22
North. Range 1 Vl’est. W.M.. Mason
County. Washington; thence in a
southerly direction upon and alongr
the easterly side of the said county
road to the northerly side of Evans
Avenue in the town of Allyn: lhcncc
across Evans Avenue and easterly up—
on and along the southerly sidc of
Evans Avenue to the end of the line
at BPA survey station 954+89.6, which
point is approximately 4 foot west
of the west side of Sherwood Avenue
in the town of Allyn and in the NWH
SEE/4 of said Section 20; also includ-
ing anchor guys which extend west-
erly from the transmission line over
and across the said road at BPA‘ Sur-
vey stations 933+72.2, 9354-038 and
946+23.2.
HARRY DEYETTE,
County Auditor, Mason
County, Washington.
2-4-11-2t.
AA..-” .1
M a s o n County, :
the United States of‘
5.
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l, good paint and motor.
I
NOTICE OF TEACHERS’
EXAMINATION
Superintendent of Schools
o'clock A. M.. March 6. 1943. 'x
I J. E. MARTIN. '
2-11—18-2t. , Co. Supt. of School
No. 1559
NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO
I PRESENT AND FILE CLAIMS
MASON COUNTY .
In the Matter of the Estate
Emanuel Prouza. Deceased. "
del-signed, W. A. Witsiers,
Prouza.
Estate or the ‘said Deceased.
,hercby required to serve the same
0rd at the addresses hereinbelow g
en.
l ()1-
l 1943.
first
W. A. WITSIERS.
ed.
l Shelton. Wash.
lCHAS. R. LEWIS.
Attorney for‘ said Estate.
1Suite 1. Lumbermen's Bldg.
gShelton. Mason County,
‘ VVashlngton.
. Computed rfor Oakia'nd' Bay
5: 55‘minutes earlier)
High 12:36 am. 11.8
Thurs Low 6:06 am. 4.5
Feb. 11 High 12:24 p.m. 14.1
Low 7:26 p.m. 2.2
High 2207 am. 11.7
Fri. Low 7:08 a.m. 5.8
Feb. 12 High 1:09pm. 13.5
Low 8:29 p.m. 1.8
High 3:41 am. 12.0
Sat Low 8:27 a.m. 6.7
Feb. 13 High 2:00 p.m. 13.0
Low 9:29 p.m. 1.5
High 4:58 am. 12.6
Sun Low 9:53 a.m. 7.1
Feb. 14 High 2:55 p.m. 12.6
Low 10:21 p.m. 1.1
. High 5:55 a.m. 13.2
Mon Low 11:07 am. 7.1
Feb. 15 High 3:52 p.m. 12.4
| Low 11:12 p.m. 0.7
High 6:38 am. 13.8
Tues Low 12:01 p.m. 6.8
Feb. 16 High 4:43 p.m.‘12.4
Low 11:54 p.m. 0.4
High 7:15 am. 14.1
Wed Low 12:43 p.m. 6.5
Feb. 17 High 5:29 p.m. 12.6
11934: DeSOTO AIRFLOW Tudor,
, Needs
some fender work. Phone 572W.
N—Z—ll—elt.
l An examination in State Manual will
be given in the office of the County
at III-:00
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR. v
of..
Notice is hereby given that the un-
V has been
appointed and has qtiallfi'ed as Ad-
ministrator of the Estate of Emanuel
Deceased. and that all ‘per-
sons having claims against the said
are
in
duplicate dulyyerilied with the neces-
sal'ylvouchers attached upon the said.“
Administrator or his attorney of rec-
iv—
, and file such claims together
with proof of service with the Clerk
of the above entitled Court within six
months after the date of the first
publication of this Notch- (it said
claims will be forever barred. Date
publication February 4th.
Administrator of the Estate
of Emanuel Prouza. Deceas».
703 Railroad Avenue.
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For Sale
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SALE: Gentle Shetland
pony, saddle and bridle. Family
milk cow, heifer, fresh. Phone
105. Evenings 11-F-3.
H—2-11—tfn.
FOR SALE: 1937 Chevrolet se-
dan in good condition. Has
good tires. $350 cash.. Write
Les Johnson, Route 2, Box 152,
Shelton. 2-11-18——2t.
FOR SALE: 1942 G. E. range,
refrigerator, incinerator, Quak-
er oil burner. Cash or equity.
G. E. Shaw, Capitol Hill.
2-11—1t
FOR' SALE: Singer Sewing ma-
chine. $25 cash. Good condition.
Phone 121. C-2~11~18-25—3t
FOR SALE: complete bedroom
suite with coil springs and mat-
tress. Also desk, end table, small
mangle. 9111/2 Franklin Street.
C—2—1171t.
..—
FOR SALE: team horses, 1500
apiece, 6 and 7 years old. 374
mile south Dayton, J. T. Stev—
ens. 2-11-25—3t.
upright piano, in
good condition. $50.00. Mrs.
Carrie Jenkins, second house
past Moultrop‘s Station on
Olympic Highway south.
2-11-18-25A'e3t.
FOR SALE CHEAP: 64 True De-
tective Magazines. Straight ser—
ies. At Rexall Drug Store, cor-
ner Second and Railroad.
V—2-4-11-18—-—3t
SPINET PIANO
Beautiful case, fine make with
bench. Trade taken and terms
arranged.
Messingale Music Co.
Aberdeen
1-28-2-28~3t.
Shelton prices. Order
while available. Range $9.60 ton,
Lump $10.60 ton, by load 4 tons
or more, delivered. Lesser am-
ounts $1.00 more per ton. By
sack. not delivered, 85c. Call
473W. Terms, cash. Also wood
at $11 cord,
‘ H»—1-14--2-14—1M
FOR SALE: grow your own Fil—
berts, 21/2 foot to 3 foot trees
15c; 3 foot to 5 foot 250. Log-
anberry plants. Herman Dewitz,
101/. miles on Allyn road from
Shelton, turn south 1 mile to
vineyard. 1-8--3-11#10t.
"fiv'VVOVV-v'
For Rent
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A-‘-AA“AQ‘A-AA
FOR RENT:\ 5 miles east. Small
4—room house, .well water, elec-
tricity, garden spot, chicken
house, free wood. R.F.D. and
school bus. Available April 1st.
Phone 61M. EfZ-ll—lt.
FOR"RE,NT:_ four room apart-
ment, partly furnished. Reliable
party. 1404' Olympic Highway.
. . '. ' D—2-11——1t.
THREE RooM moderfhouse to;
rent. 1622 Boundary Street. C.
.c. Gibbs, phone 148M. 2—11—1t.
FOR“ RENT; two 'room cabin,
I partly furnished, kitchen range,
bed, etc.,: lights, water. Wilbur
Peterson, Mt. View on High~
2-1l—1t.
m mvv W.
"cholerawright
LAWYER
Phone 337‘ \ Angle Bldg.
Shelton, Washington
ALDEN C. BAYLEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW .
> Title Insurance Building
Opposite First National Bank
:Phone 723 - - Sh'flton.
INSURANCE
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
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Suite 1 L. M. Bldg.
Shelton, Washington
:2:
RICHARD F. EDDY
Licensed Public Accountant
Notary Public
325 Railroad Ave. Phone 115
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