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in HOME Mrsj‘MfC. Hogan
‘- Lanyon, b‘cb. A ll.
. Beach, ,1‘ Walter Lundc had
riled to ~ Wests, his sister an
eekcnd "' 1'. and Mrs. Jack N. sh
and famil U 9-
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3909,11; at. 081168 Hogan of Olympia.
if? Wmlcr eWeBkenu with her par-
illness.
- and Mrs. M. C. Hogan.
qus. Louis Hutton and
Eyed a short visit from
fi v~ fits, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
i‘Mr. and Mrs. .J im
(1 daughters, Barbara
,, ‘ Josephine. Monday
I I “13y continued t h c l i-
\L WASHI the Olympic Loop.
' ' and -Mrs. b'l'OCi Lambert
lit? Brcmerton Saturday
lows every .7 “spend Sunday visiting
‘9 at 7:00 'S relatives.
but
Wk Smith and daugh-
and Ruth, spent Tues—
»“PQX! visiting Mrs. Louis
2:15 p.m. 'egfi:
nd Sunday'
t and 25¢.
2¢' Feder ‘ Louis Hutton, Fred
RESFOI‘ge Fitzgerald and
[lite 0115K presénenberg were among
. t at a shower given
NltC “Beharles Hunter at the
, of MTS. Herb Deyette in
, M M’S. Donald Doak.
. “MIR. M. C. Hogan, Rose
RINCE"" "390% Tuesday in Brem-
Lnt Mitché l ‘seattle on business.
‘ Rh 211‘6! glad to hear Mrs.
v ., utZen who has been in
H
February 1941.
We Income Tax
V" V
lo Come
1.
Expert
Due to the a
vices of interim;
sentativcs at Fort
lVIurr.=.y,
Bremcrlen
l
i
Lewis,
Mchord Field
Navy
collector will bi. assigned to vi
and
“To rd, no do.
A;
low”?
come
Shelton this year
businessmen with
tax forms, accord" ,'
lThor W. l-leuri . , acting col-
lector at the Tacoma. limdqimr-
item of the. internal litii'cnuo Sor—
‘yice.
to help
their h
l Mr. Henriitksen’s letter advis—
ing Miss .lc xic Kim. t, Iii'li,...i‘.
,postmaster, o the situation
.h
c
,quoted in . .
“We regret to (advise
twill not be possible to z...
ildeputy collector to Shelton
iycar. The reason if: tl‘ot we have,
lbecn compelled to a ;, at
lCamp l‘vlurray. Fort L. *
IChord Field, and the R
9,
culel'io.
,Navy Yard, and we have other
u
lmilitary and naval posts where
ithcrc large increases in the
lgarrisons. However, during this
|week, February 10 to 14, inclu-
gsive, seven deputy collectors will
be stationed in room 121, Old
Capitol Building, Olympia. While
no doubt it will not be very satis«
!factory so far as the citizens of
iyour locality ale concerned. we
ihave gotten as close to Shelton
E as we could.”
31”?
Rayonier Clears
6 Bill Bour, ault home , .
g Up 1Ag-Milhon More-
1beautiful thing about this kind of,
i
l
l ier Incorporated,
reporters pre-
l payment of another $
$00,000 long-
and , , , ,
0 h n Hospital Since Satur-
‘ lgtlxed doing nicely.
_‘ . , rs. Fred Goeble and!
iii IRIS C-‘1t:.h‘Mrs. Joe Bourgault,
t°TPt. Townsend to se
_ _, ed Goeble, who is in
sat f Guard there. Mrs.
9,, accompanicd them.
POWYEF 2, ., eStar Rosenberg, Mrs.
)ARIV ELL 0 seat and Mrs' Lou‘s HUt‘ i term bank loan.
. . ,, 93 the W.B.A. club atl
[AM Yr Of
Mon, .
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nchot Tori. .
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emery
iiletrics
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velvety so“?
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ibles disa.‘
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in Afrl‘tfig,
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lo is chm?"
rs to his 0-
)OTH PA5
lpana
Pepsodeniz'
“u
Squibb’s a,
Colgate. ,
Listerine
found.
Hour Child
Typewriter
$3.00 me.
First two months rental may
be applied on purchase price
of machine.
The lushth
lion dollars.
5 The company has slashed its
lbank loans $1,500,000 in the cur-
lrent fiscal year, which will end
April 30.
Rent a
'REOple Who Want to Buy the Thing You Wish to
Sell, Meet You Face to Face in the-—
If you’ve been waiting for opportunity,
maybe opportunity has been waiting for
YOU to knock—on the Want Ad door. The
Want Ad section of The Journal is the
common meeting ground for the “want-to—
buys” and the “want-to-sells” and oppor-
tunity lives there day in and day out. Mes-
sages by the hundreds are read and acted
upon by the very people who look through
the Want Ad section in order to find them.
In no other way could these prospects be
FORGE AHEAD WITH WANT ADS
Camp
to word from ,
illit- ,
San Francisco. Feb. 10——Rayon-,
The payment, which would have‘
Mrs. Miner of Angle—11968;, due August 1, 1942, reducedéern minimum-cost
home, here il-
‘l_ )the total bank debt to five mil-'
Phillip Bourgault h a d i /
‘ ‘ mine of having the end
him» out off Thursday
w,
you EANlT sutuuiii you
“NBA BUYERWSEWANT--ADS
has so
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l Vv’hite walls,
3. tri
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green roof and
m, glowing in the. soft light and
iagainst the. blue ski of a spring
lmol'ning. Moving spots of bright
geolOl‘w—X‘cd robiiis on the dew-
?glcaming green of a young lawn.
lWhir of wings, and fleeting shad-
‘gows in the checkered pattern of
{light on the living-room rug,
formed by the drifts of sunshine
lthrough Colonial windows. A ta-
Eblc set at the corner windows of
lthc dining room, with the many
,colors of breakfast cloth and
dishes. The rousing odors of ba-
con and coffee coming from the
Kliitchen . . .
The first morning in one's OWN
new home. All of us whose ill
lluck it is to be confined to old
rented dwellings have such vis-
ions, such home-dreams. The
H
l . .
dream is that it is so Simple to
,realizeuthat literally thousands
lof ‘Nestern families are making it
,come true this very spring.
The “Faith” design for a mod-
iustrated, with floor plan, is a
,practical medium for realizing the
ldream of new-home ownership. It
[is not just another picture of a
istriking and serviceable home de-
Iisign. The working plans and
iripecifications are available, at
Nominal cost, through retail lum-
‘ lber dealers.
" ipreliminary
lbasis of 7.92 cubic feet for Plan
supply
t h 0.
They will
estimates, on
and 11,450 cubic feet
for Plan B with basement. The
design is sponsored by Western
Homes Foundation, a nonprofit
organization. of
products manufacturers and re—
tail lumbermen to give service and
information to prospective home-
owners.
“There arc few human forces
:trongei; than the desire,-for, home
-.--.mei-shlp," says w. ‘C; “Ben, Chair-
man of Western Homes Founda-
tion. “And there are few things
in which the ideal and the ma—
terial are more interwoven than
they are in the home. A home,
that is, a truc borne, is largely a
creation of the spirit of family
life. Houses are built, but homes
are made~~ at home!
“But the house must be built
first. Homemaking starts with
the selection of a design, goes on
with the application for a. loan,
the approval of the bank and FH
A. the letting of the contract, ti-
tlc insurance, and finally ~-— p0:~
1a; siozmbomc, swoet home, with
all the words and music. In mod—
l-l’llllllil CWNERSHIPACGIVES FAITH
TUBE
Western forest ‘
v lto til
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SH ELTON
o'r AMERICANS
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ern practice the procedure is Sim:
ple and it is safe, if the prospec-
tive home-ownerwvill let himself
be guided by a progressive retail
lumber dealer.
“Such designs as the ‘Faith’
have been created, not to make
pretty magazine pictures, but as
an implement for the three thous-
and building materials dealers of
the Far Western states to use in
,serving the average family in the
lbuilding of a home. The ‘Faith’
ldesign has met the practical test
of such service. It will provide
a home of economy and efficiency,
with beauty. Inside, as the floor
plan shows, it is a design for hap-
ipy family living. Outside, 'it is
a design to blend beautifully with
shrubs and trees, grass and
flowers.”
Retail lumber dealers will es-
timate the “Faith” and may se-
cure working plans and specifica—
tions on short order. For more
Western Homes Foundation, 364
Stuart Building, Seattle, Wash-
ington.
-l)ouble Tragedy
L Hits Hoodsport
Man’s Relatives
By Betty McKicl
Hoodsport, Feb. 12. —— Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Anderson and children,
accompanied by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. O. C. Anderson of Hec-
tor, Montana, spent from Thurs~
day to Sunday evening on a trip
to Victoria and Vancouver, B. C.‘ 0
Harry Yenter.
Mr. and Mrs. I
were called to Republic, Wash,
suddenly last week when a mine
explosion killed his brother-in—
law, Ray Cameron. While Mr.
Cameron's brother of Seattle was
lalso en route, he was fatally in-
jured in an automobile acculcnt.
The double services were
Republic Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.
l
evening. ,
l
[man visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Peterson. VVen-
doll is expecting to be drafted in-
rniy sometime in Februn
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v M
83.3,.
Elmer W’csserlinsr started work
in the Bromerton Navy Yard this
I Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wood of Ta—
coma (she is the former Katrine
Hoffman) were in Hoodsport on
Sunday visiting with Miss Hoff-
man and with Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Wood.
On Wednesday and Thursday of
last week, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Bowles entertained his
and sister—in—law, Mr. and
Ray Bowles, now of Seattle.
Sunday the Bowles
Mr. and Mrs. '
Olympia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis of Olympia
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Lunt on Saturday. On Sunday
the group drove to Port Angeles
to visit Mr. and Mrs. (G rry and
Geraldine) Lunt and family. The
Ellis’ are Geraldine Lunt's par-
ents. While in Port Angeles Mrs.
Lunt visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Johnston and family, and
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Johnson and
tiny daug ter, all formerly of
Hoodsport.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Zink enter.
tained her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Baker of Port Orchard, and her
sister, Mrs. Mastics, also of Port
Orchard, on Saturday and Sun-
lday. '
Jim Jarvis, now working in
Bremerton, spent the weekend
with George Kaare in Hoodsport.
Bill Daniels, Mr. Lunt and Har-
old Millo will attend the Union
Oil Sales meeting in Bremerton
Friday evening. ' .
Mr. and’ Mrs. Frank Ahle of
Simpson’s Camp 5, spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Hoodsport.
Tommy Eshelman, Boy Scout of
Tacoma, spent the weekend With
‘Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lockwood in
Hoodsport.
Lee Dickinson was home from
school, in Tacoma, for the week-
end. '
The Glenn Lockwoods spent
Saturday and Sunday with her
mother in Puyallup.
Mrs.
On
entertained
Jack Bowles of
Angle.
flASON
information on small homes, writes
held
Yenter returned home on Sunday
Wendell and Ray Peterson of
’Los Angeles are at Lake Cush-
brother 5
YOU ARE COVERED for any 510-, passed their final
ci-dent for $.25 per day. Longer for private pilots’ certificates un-
time the rate is cheaper. Herb der the civilian pilot training pro-ll
COUNTY JOURNAL‘
Real Estate
A‘AAAAAAAAAAAA‘AA‘AAAAA"
5—ACRE TRACT, 4'1‘oom house,
outbuildings, good well, electric—
ity, 1 mile south city limits, for
sale or trade for city property
F. 0. Robbins, Mill Creek Road.
2-11~13,—18-3t.
l
BUYS W'ATERFRONTn
Puget Sound Home sites acre—
age Arcadia Road. Trade land
for slashing. E. A. Carr, Des
Moines, Wash. 2—1103—6M8t.)
FOR SALE: 4—room modern house
with breakfast nook; fine View
of city. Priced for quick sale at
$900.00, on terms; you can han—
dle. See M. C. ZINTHEO, real-
tor, Phone 157, Shelton, Wash.
FOR SALE: 6 room modern house“
at 1705 Olympic highway, full}
size basement with furnace.
W'rite A. L. Larson, Box 44, Mc—!
Cleary, Wash. 2-6-11-13—43t
FOR SALE: S-room house with.
bath and full basement, 3%,. acre
ground. Ten minutes walk from
mills. Reasonable. G. Hokansonn
RFD. No. 1, Box 88, Mariette,
Washington 1-21-2-20—1M ,
FOR SALE: 25 acres,
good stream; modern cottage
and two car garage; two poul-
try houses; bearing orchard;
gravity water system to all
buildings; electricity and phone;
, good garden soil and splendid
} location for produce market.
j Terms. M. L. Anderson, Union,
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Wash. 2-5-11-12——°,t.
FOR SALE: two lots, five room
house, finished attic, automatic
oil furnace. Corner Second and
Birch. Phone 258.
D—«2—6-11—13-18—fi4t.
FOR" SALE
i{i-room modern home in excellent
5 condition. Close in. Terms $1700.
$ d
l5—room modern home with hard—
wood floors and furnace. Nice
large yard, large rooms. In ex-
two mild—Se
east of Union, partly c1eared;,
Classified Service .
-o..............¢...9w..
$100 REWARD
For information leading to the
arrest and conviction of anyone
stealing gas, tools or equipment
or molesting property of Don
LD—
McKay. 2—11—13-18—20v4t.
E N D
IRONING DAY FATIGUE
Get your FREE Ironritc
Demonstration today
Shelton Electric Co.
OFF YOUR FEED?
See your Doctor we have your
prescriptions filled at ~-
FIR DRUG STORE
Floor Sanding Machine
For Rent!
Handscraping to remove old
varnish is a relic of the past.
Rent our Hilco “Handy San-
, dy”——»it’s dustless, quiet, inex-
pensive, and easy to operate.
Hardware Dept.
Lumbermen’s Mercantile
‘ Company
--—-———-—-—-?--—----
MILL WOOD
One Cord $4.50
Double Load (2 cords)
$8.50
PHONE 38—J
l
SAVE NOW
Special Prices l
cellent condition. $3650.00 with
$650 down, $35 per month, in-
terest 6%. This will make an
excellent hom'e.
:z: :a: :2:
10 acres of land with 300 feet of
waterfront located 01. Pickering
.Pass. This is a good buy, $875.
» 21:. s: :5:
5-room modern home close in,
large yard with fruit trees. Will
, also Sell the furniture with it.
l Home is $2,000 with $500 cash,
[ balance at $20.00 and 6% inter~
l . est. Furniture $600.00.
4 m
The price of property will increase.
.5; Why not buy your permanent
home today and STOP
l' paying rent.
,SEE
i‘MlSS Decoy Named
lOn Hospital Ass’n
Directors B o a r d
Miss Zella Dceny, superintend—
ent of Shelton General Hospital,
,has been appointed member at
ilarge from Shelton, Washington,
at the 15th Annual Convention
which the Association of Western
,Hospitals will hold in San Fran—
lcisco March 3, 4, 5, 6, 1941.
Because the present emergency
,confronts every hospital with
urgent problems of personnel and
of responsibility in the Defense
Program, convention officials are
lmaking every effort to ascertain
lin advance questions confronting
hospitals: and health organizations
throughout the 11 western states
"represented in the Association.
Members-at-large have, therefore,
been requested to report in ad—
vance of the convention local
preparedness for defense. These
,dclegates will also serve as rep—
resentatives to give information
on this outstanding convention to
all hospital and health executives
who can take advantage of a
chance to meet and hear leaders
in every department, of hospital
service.
Some of the outstanding nation-
al authorities announced by Clar-
Ience J. Cummings, President of
the Association of Western Hos-
pitals. as, sneakers arez‘ Malcolm
T. MacEachern, M.D., Associate
Director, American College of Sur-
Weons: Arthur C. Bachmeyer, M.
D., Director of the University of
,Chicago Clinics, and President of
ithe American College of Hospi-
ital Association; William H. Walsh,
Hospital Planning, Chicago; and
Guy M. Harmer, President of the
{American Protestant Hospital As-
! sociation.
Convention delegates will have
an opportunity to see ‘an unsur—
lpassed display of exhibits of ul-
tra—modern hospital equipment and
to attend sectional meetings on
Ispecialized problems featuring ev-
leI‘y department of the hospital,
‘business office, medical records,
dietitians, housekeepers, account-
,ants, purchasing agents, engi-
‘neersg physiotherapists, anesthe-
tists, social wdrkers and pharma-
'cists. '
I Some. '2500 delegates are ex-
pected in San Francisco from the
11 western states to participate
lin the Convention of Hospital
Preparedness in a Democracy.
WINGS
Washington State
gradually going up
Twenty five
college is
in the air.
students recently
examinations
gram,
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HERBERT G. ANGLE t
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SEWING MACHINES l
SINGER SHOP
125 SO. 4th, Shelton
Mason County Maps
LARGE Mason County Township
maps $1.00. Also maps of
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Country and State 50c to $1.00.
Olympic Peninsula, Puget Sound,
JOURNAL WA
FURNISHED APARTMENTS for
borough Apts, Second and Knee-
FOR RENT: WERE station with
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FOR RENT: furni
, FOR RENT:
lWANTED: party to own and op?
, ALBERT NURSERY
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NT ADS ..
RATES
0n Classified Advertisements
10 cents a line (5 words) first
insertion, 5c 8. line each subse-
quent insertion. Mini mum
charge 30c.
Classified, advertisements ac-
cepted over the telephone from
phone subscribers. Cash should
For Rent
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(2 and 3 rooms). Good 10-
Vcry reasonable. Golds-v
rent
cation. 1
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land Streets, Shelton. 5-7-tf.
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ififfic,l“gfl;ossq“§§f§rs 9.9133,, accompany all other orders or
Auto P‘artg 2_13_18_2t. payment made before thefirst
of the month to save expense
of billing. An extra charge of
ICC will be made when billln
necessary. Card of thanks ..
Classified Display Rates on
Request.
shed three room‘
apartments. .Mill Street Apart—,
ments. Phone 2594M. C-L.13-c.§
B-Toom apartment!
Call at 323i
with private bath.
North Fourth.
D~2~13-18-20—,3t.
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Wanted
\AALMAAMLAAWAMAM FOR SALE:
,. -r. . , droppings.
Vv AINIED. large pieces clean cot ‘ 7,
ton rags with all buttons and} Laplt‘fl I“?
snaps removed. No curtains or,
outing flannel or knit wear. ’
Journal Office. 1-16-~.tf.
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manure
place on
2- 11- 13——2t.
chicken
Salmi’s
FOR SALE: ’36 W'iilys sedan $135
cash. Cleave Robinson, 1325
Olympic Way, Shelton.
2—11-13~—2t.
crate ice cream dept. in grocery FOR SALE: fresh Guernsey cow.
market Ref-el'encesv $800 J. D. White, Route 3. 2~11~13—2t.
quired. Box M, Journal.
FOR
M~—2—11-13——~2t.
New'machines as low as $49.50.
SALE: Electrolux cleaners.
WANTED: lady for housework; For sales, service and supplies
Phone 112-J between 9 and .i can or write Jack Manley.
o'clock. S 2-4--tf
Hoodsport, Wash. >2-6--3-5-‘-1M
FOR SALE: used Hamilton sash
vacuum cleaner. Excellent con-
WANTED: either single or dou:
blc drum gas donkey with or
without motor. Cleave Robin-
, dition. Inquire Journal office.
son, 1325 Olympic Way, Shel-, y_2_6_11_13_18__4t
ton. 2—11-13-—72t. ’ I i
A -~- ~ u lDRAFTED: must sell 1934 Mastér
WANTED: room and board for- Chevrolet sedan. radio, heater.
two small children while mo- ‘ c, w_‘Bishop’ Arcadia Road
ther works. Call 385 evenings. 13;..2-11-13--2t,
K~—e2-13-18-20—~3t. .
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' iFOR SALE: Boysen berry plants,
WANTED: W’oman for general 75¢ dozen, $5.00 per hundred. E.
housework, days only. Call 172.; L_ Mercer, Route 2, Box 151.
A‘—2'13*—1l- 2—11-13-18——-3t.
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Classified service
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BUY Nursery; stock direct from)
FOR SALE: two wheel trailer
with stock rack for only ten
dollars. C. H. Biehl on Weaver
Ranch, Skokomish Valley, .Shel-
ton. Phone 216-R-5.
grower. Largest nursery in; 2-13-1‘8——2t.
southwest Washin ton. Cammel-.
lias. DaphneS, fgihododendronsl FOR SALE: Jersey heifer fresh
in March $60.00. Cow fresh in
August $55.00. Also 10 months
No heifer. K. V. Collins, Mill
Creek Road. 2-13-18-20-25—4t
. . I I 'VVVVVVVV'V'VVVWVI‘ my»
5 Miles from Olympia,
at South Bay
1-28--2—25——9t.
varieties of l
and all the best
shrubs and trees.
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’ ALDEN C. BAYLEY
ATTORNEY “T LAW
ARE YOU SICK?
See your Doctor—have your
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In the Superior Court ‘of the State
I [of Wafihmg‘ton for Mason County.
i' 1A 1’ .
No. 11 F.&.A.M.
Next Regular Communication
PERKINS, Plaintiff, \‘s.’
,., .= ,. , v prescriptions filled at Title lampmm
. ' ppomte First National Bank
Tides of the Week 1 FIR DRUG STORE l Phone 23 - . --smitm
l Computed for Oakland Bay i ‘ I ' ' —«-
(Hood Canal tides are one hour LARGE SIZE .
55 minutes earlier) , Duplicating
INSURANCE .
Low 1:48 am. .1 ft‘: SALES BOOKS '
Friday High 8:23 a.m. 15.6 ft H R . , N ‘|,E
Feb 14 Lobw 2:36 pm. 2.9 ft; 5d Each. E T G (I
! High 8:13 p-m- 13-7 ft, or 55¢ per dozen Office at Angle Building
Low 2:31 0.9 ft We also take orders'for all kin
Sat High 8257 a.m. 15.5 ft of special———
Feb 15 Low 3:24 pm. 2.1 ft PRINTED SAI ES BOOKS
High 9:14 pm. 13.4 ftl Our prices are a}; low or lower E] ,l B.
'than outside salesmen can quote
8 5149‘; a-m- you ( Accounting Tax Seerces
un ig : am. . .
{Feb 16 Low 4:16 pm. 1.5 ft THE J)URNAL B°°kk°°pm9 symms
High 10.21 pm. 12.9 ft: ‘ I 123 4th St. Phone 585
LOW 4:06 a.m. 3.5 ft! NOTICE OF TEACHERS ‘ ‘
Mon High 10:16 mm. 14.9 ft EXAMINATIONS
,Feb 17 Low 5:13 p.m. 1.0 ft The annual teachers’ ‘examina- "i
High 11:37 pm. 12.6 ft tions will be held this year on
March 1, 1941, at 10 a. m., in the FUNERAL HOME
Low 5:03 am. 4.9 ft office of the county school 511-] L. .-
Tues High 11:02 am. 14.5 ft pcrintendcnt in the courthouse at 'censed
Emba’mem ,
Feb 18 Low 6:17 pm. 0.7 ft,Shclton, Wash. . W. A. Witdiers, Prop.
High 1:06 am. 12.5 ft; J, 'E, MARTIN, Phone 180 ~ Shelton.
.. County Superintendent. ...._.._.
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N _ 3935. MT. MORMH LODGE
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NOTICE. OF, CLOSING 0F
REGISTRATMIN nouns
Notice is hereby given that regis-
tration books will be closed for Oi'lg~
mal registration and transfer of regis—
tration to all voters living within the
boundaries of Mason County School
-District No. 309, Shelton. Wash, on
and after the 14th day of Februar ,
1941. for a period of fifteen days
until the first day of March. 19-11, the,
same being the date of a school dis-
trict election in said district.
Dated this 12th day of February,
1941.
GORDON HENDRY,
Registration Officer.
City of Shelton.
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NOTICE 01‘ SALE 01‘ COUNTY
BEA]:- PROPERTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY' GIVEN
that pursuant to an order ol' the
Board of County Commissioners of
Mason County, made and entered on
the 16th day of December, 1940,
there Will be offered for sale by
the Sheriff of said county, at
he auction at the front door of mu
icourt‘housc in Shelton. to the high-
est, bidder, on Salurday. March lst,
1941 at ten o'clock A. the
lowmg described real property:
Northwest quarter oi" the South-
West quarter (NEH; of SVl'l’.)
of Section two (2), Township
Nineteen (19) North, Range four
(4) West, W. M., with appurt-
enances.
m.,
,ty Farm," has twenty—nine acres of
cleared, sandy loam and boltom
land, with a good creek running
through, providing sufficient water
for irrigation.
house with bath. a large barn and
numcro out-building's.
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This t‘ rlv acre a: .. .
o 5 1mm"! “ coun iat his resxdcnce in Mason County.
Has a good six-room 0"d for said estate, at his office, 107
1.; iauAJA) L. PERKINS. Defendant.
STATE .01" WASHINGTON to Ger- MARCH-
old 1.. Perkins, Defendant:
M. H.VNEE,D,HAM
Worshipful Master
J. L. 'CATIO,
Secretary:
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You are hereby summoned to ftp-1
Dear within sixty (60) days nl'tr-rl
dam: of the first publication of this!
summons, to wit within sixty days
after tht- 301li clay of Jan. 1911, and
defend the above entitled action in,
the, court aforesaid and ansvv'i-r the
complaint of the plaintiff Lula M.
Perkins, and serve copy of your
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answer upon the undersigned at. REVENUE BOND§ OF THE CITY
term-y for plaintiff at hls_ul'l'icc ad-‘ 0F SHELTQg
dl'OSs below stated. and 111 case ofi NOTICE IS HERE Y GIVEN.
your failure so to do. judgnlent will that the City at" Sue-w“ Calls
“1., and.
be rendered against you according Wm. on the_ 20th day of February.
to the. demand of the complaint 1341. open bids torme sale of aim).-
which has been filed \viLh the Clerk 000.00 of Water Revenue Bonds to
or said court. bear date of April 1, 1941, and ma.-
The object (ifdliis action on llie'turing as follows‘
part of ihe plaintiff is to secure 1942
a divorce from the defendant.- 1943
J. \V. GRAHAM, 1944
Allorney for Plaintiff: . 1946 iuw,w
Office Address, Suits' 5 1946 ,1000.00
Govey Bldg, Shelton, qush. 1947 300000
1-30. 2—6-13—20—27. 34343—41. 1948 ammo
—'—““‘— 3000.00
. I , 3000.00
*NO- 14.00- .. 1951 3000.00
5. women 710' cRnDITORs. , 1952 Wow
Imb- In the Superior Court Shit-e of Wash- 1953 “300030
ington for“ Mason County": 1953 sooo_oo
In the niattdripf the estate of Hazel
Sackrider Deceased. .. 3000.00
Notice is hereby given that the .un— 1958
dersigned. H. S. Sackrider. has been 1‘,“
appointed and has qualified ..as ex- 3000-00
ecutor of the estate of Hazel E. Sack—a 19M _
rider. deceased; that all persons-hav-- JWU-W
Provided, however, 1! e City of She:-
‘ton reserves theiright to pay for and.
redeem any or all of the unmatureu
and outstanding bonds of said issue
pt par on any interest payment date
in inverse order on or after three
years from the date thereor my glvln‘
thirty days notice of such intended
.i-ed‘ernption by publication in the City
offiCial paper. interest on any bonds
ing claims against said deceased are
hereby required to serve the same.
duly verified. on said H. S. Sackrider,
Washington. address is 'R.F.D. Num-
ber 1. Elma. Washington.
Frank Groundwater.
or
attorney
upon
of rec-
Fourth Street. Elma. Washington. and
file the same with the Clerk of said
thrce n iles from Shelton on paved Ci'mftv “38:83.19? With DI'OOf
0f 511011 89032:: jiggnégmmnpuon to cease on
road and electric power line. Suii- semce. Within six months after the
15,.,mj'al Hm. ‘- "mm WWW.“ is
able for .dsfix‘ying, truck gardening date Of 1108 fll‘St DUbllCatiOH
Of this 11. frompm .e mf'the W t D so“-
or chickens. .notice, which is February 6th, 1941, “Elem 1: fl“ f
Shana 6“ epa '
Appraised value, $3,500.00. Willlor the same shall be barred. ,thOC.h}eof
183’? I - on. .11 tm
iscll .for $1,000.00 (- sh and bulaneol Date of First Publication February
0 inign‘lof Prefe [O’Thww Wm“; mi
;in five yearly payments at six per 6th. 1941- , TILT“; [
filfifilmfin‘ a
cent interisi. Date of last publication February 1 if]? H ,"1 re; .d
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For additional information con-l27th, 1941. 08‘ “O (153“; u“ C’m
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tact or write to the Auditor of Mm II. S. SACKRIDER. of yh 1,. ’r 3,,
“:10- ??Km 0' e ‘7
son (Mushy. Executor of said estate. 6“ ‘m‘ Gfihfig”, {v'
IANDFRS
holed this 2811i day 01‘ January, ADDRESS: R.F.D. No. 1. ' ‘Cit.
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ism. , siiiia. Wash. 2 ,1 13 ,8 3, 3. '
(I 1 inuuv Inevicr'rn. liRANK GROUNDWATER, ‘ " '
‘mx or me Board of County ttorne' for s a, . , .
' Commissioners. 'Elmn. \W’nshirifyttiiint.t .‘ If you \th
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