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By
BILL
DICKIE
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Snoilomish County . . . big Don
gets; a chance at professional
baseball next month, reporting
to the Spokane Indians of the
Western International league
sometime in March . . . Don gets
a break going to Spokane as the
Indians seem to be in a bad
nay for catchers, Satra’s posi-
tion . seems the Indians
traded one of their last year’s
receivers to Tacoma and the
other was caught in the draft,
leaving the Inland Empire team
completely denuded of receivers.
Probably one of the best
formed individuals in Shelton on
Caught in the draft past Olympic Games is Adrian
st , 0 report to the in- lFrancken, who also can truthfully
aa‘lon at Tacoma Wm, [claim the title of the city basket~
961:?“ County men order- lball league’s staunchcst fan . . .
'abl ‘C6 on March 5’ SO helFl'ancken has been interested in
ease t0 complete the citvlthe Olympic Games for a period
on by an eyelash. '
(Ax-high-
baseball
Ving at Marysville.
1‘ hffi‘e last weekend
9 IS in the pink or
"31' building roads
3 logging works in
“e of o
Climber
, for Ala s-
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reduced the
y leae~ MCCOIlkey Phar-
en gue basketball squad
p’eso the druggists will
rfol‘m an iron-man
Srimaining t h r e e
.9 edule, .lus the
.m‘ Eélsiibel on, iii-st half
' ' . liming, of course.
nSCafigSts breeze in with
If crown, as they
f doing.
McCleary Timberl
6 first city league
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Obe
earlier . . . he ran in the quarter
mile and broadjumped, high jump-
“sito lln the 1908 Olympics at London
. . he remembers the quarter
mile particularly for during the
semifinals, while he was running
up amongst the leaders, he was
spiked and put right out of the
meet.
EBOWLING wmows
l Quite a number of Shelton wo-
men probably will solemnly an-
swer “aye, aye” after reading the
following poem, written by Lew
'Stanley, sports editor of the
lVVaukegan (Wis.) Post, and print-
Eed ill “Bowling,” official publica-
m. ..
,..
Million PADS .
in- ‘
dating back to 1900 or perhapsl
ANT ’sELL‘UNilL YOU
FIND A BUYER! USEWAN
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EEAE; HARDWARE
EAlNlNl} ER0UNDI
Theatre Squad Spreads Margin To ,
Three Gaines; Laundry,
()ilers Also Gain
CITY LEAGUE BOW’LING l
W. L. Pct.
I’aramount Theatre ..35 25 .583‘
i Iainmaranos .............. ..32 28 .533,
Driskcl Hardware .... ..32 28 .533 2
Mason Laundry ...... ..31 29 .517:
Pastime ........ ........... ..29 31 .483 1
Associated Oil ..28 32 .467;
Wilson’s Cafe ..27 .450 i
L. M. ......................... ..26 34 .433 2
High Scores
Game—~Paul Fredson 239.
Total—w Mark Fredson 645.
Matches Friday
7 p. m.#rMason Laundry vs.
Driskcl Hardware, Pastime vs.
L. M.
9 p. m..—.Associated vs.
mount, Wilson’s Cafe vs. Cams. ‘
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Para-
edge on the city league bowlingE
pack to three games in Fridayi
odd game from Wilson’s Cafe while?
second place Caminaranos were
surrendering the odd one to As-
sociated Oil and thereby slipping
into a tie with Driskel Hardware,
2 to 1 winner over Pastime.
Mason Laundry fortified its post
'at the bottom of the first divis-
ion' with a to 1 verdict from
tailend Lumbermen’s Mercantile.
The Fredson clan took care of
iindividual scoring honors for the
'night, Dad Paul hitting a. 239 fig-
ure for ten-frame high and son
lMaI-k picking off three consis-
ltent games for a nifty 645 total,
ltion of the American Bowling Con-
! gress:
R—REVENGE!
lI’m just a bowling widow,
1S0 won’t you hear my plea?
IVVhat are we poor wives to do—
I’Specially you and me
My hubby’s bowled for 20 years,
Has seen them come and go,
Will surely steal the show.
He makes excuses every night,
-Has business calls to make,
llt‘s getting most too, too much,
For even me to take.
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There’s only one thing left to do
lIn my home filled with intrigue,
'And that’s to get an average,
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wika fellow made it
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Then join a bowling league.
to sell through the
ant-Ads:
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lAnc‘l at night when he arrives,
(Always late for dinner)
‘I‘ll just laugh with utmost glee
As hubby gets slowly thinner.
i-Biit I‘ll.».sa.y.-withahaughty stare: :4
1“Think of the :years I stayed at
home —
r . But did you seem to care.
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Your Child
ehlnd in Typing
Rent a
Typewriter
$3.00 mo.
First two months rental may
be applied on purchase price
of machine.
The lelnllll
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A NICE arr or:
51¢, MAC
‘$ \.
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-.~ll¢,g HEAR THEM
i; NCE THE TITLE?
‘ We
noel
iHe’ll rant and rave about his food'
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f. ,
, [its
‘V [quite a sum each year with the
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SORT OF FAMlLIA‘R.‘TO-O~- ‘1
BUT I CAN’T THINK OF THE 1
NAME or: IT
TRANe
,which was no little aid to the
lhardwaremen in their ’climb into
la second place tie.
1:59:91“
,kets made by Shelton and added-
SHEL
PERFORMANCE 0F
SECONDS ST EAL
PREP H00? SEW]
Reserves Brilliant In 353-20 “’in
Over Raymond; Varsity Hits
Basket But Loses
NORTHERN DIVISION
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W. L. Pct. For Ag.'
Hoquiam ........ ..8 1 .889 318 217
Aberdeen ........ ..8 2 .800 369 .218
Raymond ........ ..6 4 .600 370 306
Olympia .......... ..5 4 .556 326 289
Elma. ................ ..3 7 .300 243 303
Montesano ...... ..2 7 .222 235 314:
Shelton ............ ..1 8 .111 152366
Scores Friday
Raymond 45, Shelton 22. l
Aberdeen 38. Hoquiam 27.
Olympia 35, Elma 32.
Games Friday
Shelton at Hoquiam.
Aberdeen at Olympia.
Montesano at Raymond.
The Highclimbers found the
range on the hoop again Friday:
out‘by Montesano last Tuesday—
and scored eight field goals, but
led and pole vaulted for Holland‘night's matCheS by capturing
thelthat wasn’t half enough to stave
off a 45 to 22 defeat at the hands
of the visiting Raymond Seagulls.
Jim McComo, senior guard, tal-
lied three of the eight field bas—
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three from the free throw line for
a nine point total, but Johnny Mil-
ler racked up 13 markers for the
visitors to top both teams. Ray-
mond led at the half, 23 to 8.
Best news of the night, how-
iever, was supplied by the High—
climber reserves, who found them-
selves after a slow first half in
which they trailed, 11 to 6, but
then staged a second-team scor-
ing spree the likes of which hasn’t
Ibeen seen in Lincoln gym in many
’a year if ever for a 32 to 20 vic-
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mason Ldy (2) L. M. Co. (1)
l Handicap 138 Handicap 54
I Dodds 550'SteWart' 481
1 Woods 508lDummy 501
'sFerwerda 526 Roberts 459
lFunk 388iElliott, Jr. 486
,A. Ferrier 579‘Carlson 593
lBut says that nineteen forty-oncl940 944 805 2682,32‘5 906 843 2574
[squad played beautiful ball in that
Paramount (2) W'ilson’s (1)
tory.
Lanky Sam Wilson, sophomore
center, tossed in a dozen counters
during the big second half surge
and showed the earmarks of fu-
ture varsity tipoff timber in his
performance. The entire second
second half as they rallied from
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Handicap 135 Handicap 90
in. Skelscy 504lSargeant 541
l Dummy . 510 Miller 440
{ Smith 462‘Fourre 503
4, Marshall 513jDummy 522
Durand 515 Forbes 484
879 881 879 2639'
891 815 874 2580
{Associated (2) :
Cammarano (l)
I Handicap 138; Handicap 60
Cottcrell 532jAronson 575
McConkey 477,?eterson 490
Dummy 510LScott 467
Noblctt 432ch‘rrick 571
)Daniels 5373?. Fredson 578
3892 899 835 26203866 876 999 2741
i Pastime (l ) 1 Driskels (2)
Handicap 134: Handicap 180
Dotson. . 560,527. Snelgr-ove 578
Friend 488iDriskel 508
Allen 534 lMcGough 422
B. Ferrier 540iBayley 465
Staléy 493M. Fredson 645
816 958 975 2749906 981 911 2798
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I’ll say with a chilly glare;
“’Cause I’m due at the bowling
alley,
For my regular strike and spare."
AN ASSIST
Credit Prof. Loop with an as—
sist in the train of events which
prompted the city basketball
league to turn over its share of
the split from the Red Heads ex-
hibition to the Garden Club's
Railroad Avenue beautification
fund.
The league stages these exhi—
lbition games each year with trav-
leling teams to raise funds to pay
gym rent, which runs into
schedule the league and the town
team plays throughout the sea—
son, a sum which entry fees,
gate receipts and player feesl
fails to meet.
When Prof. offered to deduct'
So take your medicine my dear,” I
‘lbehind and Went on to administer
lthe most lopsided second team
licking the Highclimbers have
dished out in the memory of the'
’oldest Shelton hoop fan.
I This Friday Shelton goes to Ho-
quiam. The lineups:
FIRST TEAMS
,Raymond (45) Shelton (22)
Sacek 8 ........ ..F ............ .. Woods 2‘
,‘M‘iller 13 .. F Lumsden 3‘
lilo'ffer 6 ....... .. Eddy
Hiarlis 6 . .. Dickinson 2.
gPlato 7 .......... ..G ..... .. McComb 9
l Subs: RaymondaRubstello 4,
,B. Ponzola, DeForrest. J. Pongola.
Shelton—Phillips 4, Rose 2, Val-
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'I‘ONflASON COUNTY JOURNAL
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Real Estate
AMAAAMMMM "'
JFOR SALE:
, Lakewood Plat J, on‘
Block 10
8 lots, 24 to’al.
Lake Deborah, near Allyn. Small
bunch of
timber on lots. Write
to Mrs. Z. M. Coppock, 4th Ave-
nue at Virginia Street, Seattle,
Washing
L—2-20—25-27.
ton.
3-4—4t.
Ens'rm—BUYS WATERFRONT—
Puget S
age Arc
for slashing.
Moines,
ound Home sites acre-
adia Road. Trade land-
E. A. Carr, Des
Wash. 2-11—-3—6——8t.
FOR SALE: DeLuxe, modern ca—
bin.
A bargain.
Laurence For-
ck, two blocks south of Cascade
on Holm
an. 2‘25—1t.
FOR SAL—E:
shake ho
pia on S
2 acres and 3-room
use, 8 miles from Olym-
helton Highway, across
from Val D'Or Farm. Price for
quick 58.
Coppock,
coma, W
1e $500. Write C. W.
5620 Pacific Ave. Ta-
ashington.
2—25-27. 3—4—6—4t. '
Paramount Theatre stretched its night—after their 00mplete black- JFOR
SALE
clearing.
provements.
: 80 acres. Some
Buildings, other im-
Consider truck not
older than 1936 part payment.
%—mile
Price $1350.
south Dayton scho‘ol.
Terms.
Hays, Matlock Route.
2-25—26—w2t.
FOR SALE:
2-room house, fur—
nished, with woodshed and nice
garden ground.
Close in. Will
make fine home for one person
or couple $700.00 with at least
$350 down.
4~room modern home on hill with Miss Nemberger’ cooking. expert,
good yard $1650.00 terms.
HERB ANGLE
wood.
piece of
FOR SALE
7 acres of property on the Bay;
about 4 miles from Shelton, has:
175 feet of waterfront and 1,900
feet deep to the road. Spring
runs through the property and
there is lots of nice timber and
This is about the last
waterfront property on;
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the Bay close in and is we
worth the price of $1075. Somel
terms.
$365.00.
1 room house with brick chimney,
cement basement and founda-i
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room modern home with large
unfinished upstairs.
finish inside. Best view lot in=
Walker Park. This will make a
fine suburban home close
Priced at $1,600.00.
* $
1n
room house with lot close in.
Nice place for a bachelor. Terms
at =l<*
tions. Good garage and wood—
shcd, well and small spring run-
ning through property. Aboutl
’ acre good ground mostly
cleared. Property is all fenced:
1/2
A good
buy at $475.00. Terms.
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HERBERT G. ANGLE
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Lost and Found
FOUND :
SECOND TEAMS l
Shelton (32) Raymond (20)
Pierce 6 .......... ..F ............... .. Fillo 6
Klink .............. ..F ............ .. Zygar 1
Wilson 12 ...... ..C ............... .. John 4
Clothier 6 ...... ..G, . Vaughn 1'
.Chase 6 .......... .... .. Briggs 7
Subs: Shelton—~Trotter 2,- ‘Co-
lburn, Page. RaymondaJackson,
Hall, Cooper.
IELMA RALLY FALLS
SHORT, OLYMPIA WINS
Elma, Feb.
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iOlympia nipped Elma 35-32 here!
last night in a fast, rough north-
ern division basketball game. A
fourth—quarter spurt by the home
five was stopped by the clock.
Elma lost two regulars, Grass
and Metzger, via four fouls in the
first half.
Bob Van Eaton, Olympia. for-
ward, was hitting the hoop from
all over the floor and totaled 17
points.
The lineups:
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Rockey 3 ...... ..F ............ .. Jasper 4:
B. V'n Et’n 17 F.. Anderson 7
Boettcher 4 .... ..C. .. Metzger 6,
Hansen 1 ...... ..G .................. .. Grass’
Beck 8 .......... ..G ...... .. Winders 12
Subs: Elma——Cameron 3, Boyd. '
as much from the gym rent as‘
the leauge’s split would have
come to he opened the gate to
‘ the extra dollarswhich the beau-
tification project realized!
"A BRlEF‘
CRIBED .
CAL lNTERLLlDE”
Olympia—O’Leary 2, Randall, J.
Van Eaton.
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ABERDEEN HANDS
HOQUIAM FIRST LOSS
Aberdeen, Feb. 22.—~(Special.) ——
Playing ‘near-nerfect back'nthalld
Aber cell’s battling Bobcats hand-
ed’ 'oquiam its initial northern
division loss last night before 1,-
500 spectators who jammed Miller
gym to the rafters. "
first quarter 3-3 deadlock, th e
Cats went on convincingly to drub
their ‘rivals 38-27 and remain in
the race for the conference cham-
pionship and a berth‘ in the state
tournament. '
Clamping a man-for-man de-
fense on“ the Grizzlies, Coach Way-
nc ToiVar‘len’s aggregation check-
e'd their opponents to a standstill
keys and container on
Arthur ‘
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VENETIAN BLINDS
' Steel or Wood
35¢ sq. ft.
Olsen Furniture Co.
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It’s Fiesta Time at
Shelton Electric Co.
Featuring the Beautiful
FIESTA WARE
In 5 lovely colors, Green,
Yellow, Blue, Old Ivory
and Red.
OFF YOUR FEED?
See your Doctor—have your
prescriptions filled at ~~
i FIR DRUG STORE
ATTENTION!
COOKING
SCHOOL
will be held at
Robbins Electric
Tuesdlay), March 4
a. m.
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'FURNISHED APARTMENTS for
1 rent (2 and3rooms). Good lo-
cation.
‘v‘borough Apts, Second and Knee-
land Streets, Shelton. 5-7-tf.
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FOR RENT: furnished three room
apartments. Mill Street Apart-
ments. Phone 2594/1.
{FOR RENT: 2 comfortable sleep-
' ing rooms, 903 Railroad.
F—2-25A—1t.
, _ _
lFOR RENT: 4—room house on wa-
terfront, lights, running water
$10.00 month. Walker Park Ad-
dition. Grace Springer.
2-25-27fi2t.
FOR RENT: 2 small furnished
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Hepner, 1211 Railroad, or phone
623'. 2-25-27—~2t.
FOR RENT: Warm sleeping room
for woman or g‘irl. Mrs. W. A.
Brodt, 121 E. Cedar. Phone
582.1. 2-25-27—»—«2t.
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WANTED: large pieces clean cot—
ton rags with all buttons and
snaps removed. No curtains or
I outing flannel or knit wear.
Journal Office. 1-16—'tf.
WANTED: waitress, steady work,
must be single. no experience
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C-1-13-c. i
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WANTED: lady for housework.
Phone 112-J between 9 and 3
o'clock. S—-2-4—-tf
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RATES
On Classified Advertisements
10 cents a line (5 words) first.
insertion, 5c 3. line each subse-
quent insertion. M 1 hi In u in
charge 30c.
Classified advertisements ac-
cepted over the telephone from
1 phone subscribers. Cash should
accompany all other orders or
payment made before the first
of the month to save expense
of billing. An extra charge of
10c will be made when billing’ls
necessary. Card of thanks 500.
Classified Display Rates on
Request.
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FOR SALE: Electrolux cleaners.
New machines as low as $49.50.
For sales, service and supplies
call or write Jack Manley,
Hoodsport, Wash. 2-6--3-5—-1M
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lFOR SALE: SOLOVOX repro-
duces tones of all instruments,
can be used with a piano or
separately. Cost $190.00 new,
used a few times. Priced at
$110.00 cash. Call at Journal.
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FOR SALE: Jersey heifer fresh
in March $60.00. Cow fresh in
August $55.00. Also 10 months
old heifer. K. V. Collins, Mill
Creek Road. 2-13418-20-25-5—41‘.
lFOR SALE: Set of Leedy drums.
Reasonable Phone 6F14. In-
: quire at Journal office.
3 2-25-27—72t.
. Watch the Journal for further necessary. Heinic’s Lunch, 126: .
. details. Cota. 2—18--tf. iFOR SALE: Young calfs. E. A.
~-~ r '- ~~ Rutlad ~ , s“. 11‘ V'n). .
,WANTED: Plowing by the hOlll‘,E L £9 1 L Lon ‘1 (g_25__1t_
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America’s Most Sensational
MATTRESS SALE
Serta 12th Anniversary
TUFT LESS
MATTRESS
Now only
I $19.95
During Flebruary h See it
MILL WOOD
One Cord $4.50
Double Load (2 cords)
$8.50
PHONE 38-J
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Special Prices
on
SEWING MACHINES
SINGER SHOP
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fy and pay for this ad.
J—2—18-20-25—3t
FOUND:
pics.
Devlin, 5
White markings.
Two small black pup-
Frank
05 Dearborn.
2-25—27—-—2t.
JOURNAL Wain-t Ads are used by
scores
neighbors with great success:
Complete
what you have to sell alwaySEWe also take orders for all kinds meeting
helps,
of your friends and
information a b o u t
Dairymen Gain
Much Ground In
Commercial Racei
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4-E Dairy
Daviscourt
M’Conkey Pharmacy ..19
W. L. Pct.
32 22 .593
.................. ..29 25 .537
Bakery ..28 26 .519
35 .352 .
High Scores
Game—Eddie Cammarano 242.
TotalmL
yle O’Dell 563.
Matches Thursday
Mac’s Corner vs. McConkey.
Daviscou
rt vs. 4-E Dairy.
Mac’s Corner busted loose be-
hind the pi
stead and
‘Breaking aihang up a 2 to 1 v
Davicourt's
n spilling of Roy Ting-I
Eddie Cammarano to
Bakery which not only
i protected the cornerites t h r e e ‘.
ggame league lead but also shoved
lthe bakers out of second place.
ictory ove r'
125 So. 4th, . Shelton
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i LARGE SIZE
i Duplicating
SALES BOOKS
i 50 Each.
or 55¢ per dozen
lot special—-
l PRINTED SALES BOOKS
lOur prices are on low or lower
lthan outside salesmen can quote
I” THE JOURNAL
.Visitors Divide
Bowling Matches
Shelton bowling lineups divided
matches with invading , Bremer-
ton pin teams Sunday on the
{Shelton Recreation alleys. 4—E
Dairy winning handin from Tony’s
Place of the Navy Yard metropo-
lis, but Mason Laundry, dropping
a match to Richfield Oil of Brem-
,erton.
Gus Skerbini paced the dairy-
men with Pete Carlson topping
the laundry crew. Best score of
the day was hit by Meacham of
‘the Richfield outfit at 552. The
4-13 Dairy crept into the. run- llineupsz
her up spot by shellacklng the ETony’s Place
luckiess
quintet, 3
McConkey
Pharmacy
to 0,
in the night’s
other match, although one decis-
ion Was by a shaky one-pin mar-
in the first half while piling up an gin.
18-6 lead. Daviscourt’s (1) M. Corner (2)
Aberdeen (38) Holmium (27) Handicap 300, Handicap 258
Johnson 12 ...... .. Stubberfield!O'Dcll 563 Tingstead 534
Bowley 2 ........ .. Wayman 6 ll—Iilderman 3,97,0ittman 426
Nicholas 8 ........ .. Haneyicwwe 42’3.Mclalroy 4'08
Sliva 5. ........ .. .G .......... .. Graham 4,!Dummy 46EiiGerhardt 414
Goldsteln 4 .... ..G .......... .. Riddell 4‘1Dummy 423‘Cammaranos 556
Subs: Aberdeen—Bezel 7,..Un- 851859 861 2571,373 811 912 2596
derwo'od, Percini, Wilson. Ho— McConkey's (0) 4-E Dairy (3)
quiam—'Wittren 6, Clayton 7, Si- Handicap 279 Handicap 234
den, Tokas. Struthers 501,White' 461
—“ '—‘—«' golin 353 Skerbini 504
\ unlmy 420 Dummy 438
{Dummy 390‘] Olsen 410
i , Young 455, Fourre 429
P31181011 Checks [766 826 806 2398 309 860 807 2476
During February;
Olympia, Feb. —- Social 59—!
500 aged persons. who received as- l
March will be the first month of l
administration
141.
Tile 40,500 DN‘lSlnl‘lCI'S receive”1
curity officials said yesterday 40,- l a total of $962,235 this month, and
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the total
under Initiative
for March for those
sistancc this month. had been! recipients will be $1,351,705.
transferred 'to the rolls under Ini—l
tiative 141 and would ‘
checks averaging $33.35 each.
The initiative calls for maxi-
mum monthly payments of $40,
less certain income and resources.
Officials said the Social Secur- ,
receive . ity Department staff is checking
applications which have been on
file, and when decisions have been Fri
made on those. new applications Feb 28
will. come
up for consideration.
4-E Dairy
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:ggfilggn 365 Skerbinig 53$ 1941. CLARE ENGELSEN cers and for such other
business
‘SChWartZ 399lC- Savage 467 MERRILEICRk WERE SEpel-ior cou'rt'
£1:va the meeting.
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Egollines :ggiglsen 44:); laAOttorncy for Boer President
1n unas , ourre 4 Wallace ui Lle v '
la 2119‘ 2290 Breniei'tpil. Washington. MRS' EDIQH F'
MATHEVVSON'
Richfield Mason my 2-18-2o. 3—4H3t. Secretary. 2.20-41:
Summers 463lDodds 516 N 1296
'Campbell 519lNoblett 468‘ 0' ‘ ‘ N0 1’0"
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'Clark 529ismlth 460 In the ’fillpcrior Court of tlie'lb‘tate
of In “$235535”130,,ffbpg9g? t f
Meacham 552 Reader 486 Washington 'for Mason County. 'Washington in
mind I0 nit" “lei or
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MgggYfiif the Estate of
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WAT-{Va against said deceased are hereby re-
; & 5.» minutes carlmr) .‘ . 1 U. ‘1 0‘ 11”’11 quired to
serve the same. duly \‘01'1-
, then attorney in Suite 5 Goxcy Bldg, “ed on “pd mlminiouat r h»- ,t
i . , Shelton. VVash.. which has been dosh:- ;,,,,.n’e,. of ‘mcmfd
mime” “1311951,” Se:
' Low :34 cm. 0.4 ft {liztnwof‘hthfilge bgflfiggqfugfiggigi‘flmw
low stated. and file the smile with the
.Wed ngh 7521 a-m- 148 ft I and is in the office of the attorney of
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iFeb 26 LOW 1313 P-m- 4-7 ftficort‘i for Said {fidgliuiaum- a“:
months after the said 'date {Sgt
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High 6.46 p.111 13 0 ft I Cpun tpgfither with pgooffof *Such eel"
gofilloitiorlwol‘dthls notice or the same
Vice, W1 n six mom 5 ll tor the (late ' r“ ,,’ .~
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GIANT c. ANGLE
,Feb‘ 27 Lon' 1:47 pm. 3.6 ft Clam!“ wgbé’engSE&
bax'md' Administrator of said Estate \
, High 7:27 pm. 12.9 ft HELEN KENNEDY, $3,511?”.B”{{;‘i§}}fin..mn
i _..—_ Administrators ul~ said ES— DOAN'E ERCDIR "'
Low 1145 11.111. 1.6 ft tate. Atlorllcv for Estate
,h am J. W. GRAHALI. Attorney Angle ‘Building
Ié‘w 2:22 p‘m’ 3'1 ft for said estate, suite Sum, 6 and 7
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ngh $109 pm. 128 ft 52-11_1§_25-§t. S ion Wash Shelton Washington vhf}
Lumbermen’s Merc. Co.
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‘LARGE Mason County Township
maps $1.00. Also maps of
Olympic Peninsula, Puget Sound
Country and State 50c to $1.00.
' The Journal
Thurston Pioneer
Ass’n Meets March 1
The Thurston County Pioneer
Association will hold its annual
at the Women's Club, in
Olympia Saturday, March lst, be-
ginning at 10 o’clock, followed by
the usual potluck dinner. Mason
County pioneers are invited to at.-
tend and meet other old timers of
the district.
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No. 1376
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL
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lDlS'I‘BIBUTION AND DISCHARGE.
‘In the Superior Court of the State
I of “Washington for Mason County. (In
, Probate)
lIN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
:UF CHARLES E. LYNN, Deceased.
lNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
Flossic N. Lynn, Administratitix of
the estate of Charles E. Lynn, de~
ceased, has filed with the Clerk of
Said Court her Final Report and Po.
tition for Distribution and Discharge.
asking the Court to approve said
Report. distribute the property to the
persons entitled thereto and to dis—
charge the Admiilistratrix, and that
said Petition will be heard on Sat-
urday, the 22nd day of March, 1941,
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., in
the courtroom of the Probate Depart—
ment of the above entitled Court.
DATED, this 15th day of February,
BUY Nursery; stock direct from:
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
MALL“. LAAm Aw“.
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ALDEN C. BAYLEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Title Insurance Building
Opposite‘First National Bank
Phone 23 Shelton
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HERBERT G. ANGLE,
Office at Angle Building .
ELLIOT B. SPRING
Accounting Tax Servlces
Bookkeeping Systems
123 4th St. Phone 565
CHARLES R. LEWIS l
ATTORN EY AT LAW
Suite 1 L. M. Bldg.
Shelton, Washington i
DOANE BRODIE
Attorney-At-Law
Angle Building
Phone 337
SHELTON CEMETERY
ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL MEETlNG
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the Shelton
Cemetery Association will be held
at Mason County Court House,
'February 25th, 1941 at 7:30 p. m.
for the purpose of electing offi-
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