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P_age 2 SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
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vvwvv,v,rvv,¢,¢v,rvw-¢,vvvvvvvv OF THE 19-15 SESSION LAWS OF which said t) v.q t an hall visit and
PUBUCAT[0N$ 'rl-IE STATE Ol WASHINGTON. vxamine all sh'k and injured Firemen.
:DECLARING AN EMERGENCY and l)el'l'orat his other dllties as re-
ANNOUNCING AND PROVIDING FOR THE IS- ,luiVed I)y hw,,. A maio,'ity of 1he
• • • Board of TrHsleos slml[ (!(rest}tub a
Sharpe's Welding Service
Open For Business
AT 515 PARK STREET
REPAIR AND CONSTRUCTION WORK
Coml)lete Portable Welding and
Cutting Equipment to go out on
any Job.
IMMEDIATE SERVICE AND GUARAN'PEED WORK
NO JOB TOO SMALL
Telephone Service Soon Available
Now Open for Business
In Our Location on
Mountain View
Shelton Lumber
Company
Due to present conmions our services
will be limited for some time, bat as
soon as possible we will handle a
complete line of building materials.
PHONE 657
P.O. BOX 508
v,rvv-e-rvv Si]ANCE OF EMERGENCY WAR-
ST&TE I)F WASHINGTON ]ANTS IN THE SUM OF $]50.(10. (ltlorin|l. nnd no bus]m,ss shall be
Office of Supervisor. of Ilydranlies h'ansarh,d when a I lira" iy is n,)l
Olympia THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE l)rosent, and m) claims shall be al-
CITY OF SHELT()N D() (}R1)AIN AS lowed whml a majm'ity of the l}nnr([
NOTICE 01" 'Aq'I,]R RIGIIT FOLLOWS: d(u,. not vote m [nvm" Ilwroof.
AI'Iq,ICA'PION NO. 6882 SECTION I: Every firenmn, both SECTI()N IV: That an ,,morg(m,y
paid fiF(.Ineu and vf,]unieer fil'Olllen, exl.ql.. thdl (q)Ltld eel ha%'(. I)t,Pll I'lqls-
TO WHOM[ IT MAY CONCERN: [ ()f the City of Shelhm shale be ml- onably f(a'os(,(.n al ilw Iml*, el lira
Notice in hereby given 'that Emil rolled onder the Relh,f and C(itnl)('a- adoplion (fl" Ihe 11t,15 lql.,'(,, l thnl
JOll|lSn of Oly.lnpis. Stale of Wash- satJon t)rovJsions of Chapter 261 (If the CIao '(' I('y .VIIFI':IIII4 ]II l]lO .qlllll HI'
lngion, uIlder }late of February 2. 1945 Session l.aws of the Slate .f n.[ to exv,.,d $15U.!t0 l., issued rm.
l!l;16, filed wlth i.he State Supervisor or Washington, for lit(* pro'pose of }we- ])aymonl To ill(' 'Fr(m,qu]'c)' ()f }hi. Slnle
t-ydratllies,. Olympia, Washlngton an riding protection for all such l'ir(,m,,n t)f WustlJngton a r('flHil'Cf] by aW.
application for a permit to diver( the and their hmdliels from d('a(h i)r dis- " SECTI()N V: 'l'ht t is n(,ressa'y
public ier! of an unnamed spring ability arising from tile l),q'l'orHlanc( iha[ this orilinnni'<, tak(' ('fl('('l hn=
lribtltar3 uf ])eel' Creek. in ihe flnlount of theh" duties as l'irelllOn: l)rw:ided ni(,d ltely f()r !lw inlmediah, i)l-OS(,V -
of .01 s(¢cond-foot, snl)je(t to exlsl,lng vohlnteer ]ileHlhers of l]le Fir(, [)e- Yati()n of llw l)ublic h('nlth, )*'a('(, all(l
}'ights, for t]le. l)Urllose of dou)(.'¢RJc l)artlnenl s!lali not exc(,d 25 fIrelll('ll sdi'oty, ill ())'dOl' It) ('Otll)Iv wi(h /he
stlpply continuously; [hat tile appr()x- for efif!h 1.000 population or I'r'l('([()ll laws'of Ill*' Sial, ()f WasllinF'h ii.
Jnh)lIA , ,l)ehlt ()f diversion is h)(!ated thereof, and provided further thai ill [nll'o(lll(qql ill l'f'glllat' ('OIIIllliesioll
wHhin NW.t(,t of NF]{ of Section 36, no cae shall tile na,llllJershil) of tim Illl,ethlg this l:lih day of li'(,[)runry,
Tuwnship 21 N., Itange 3 W, W.M.. Fire Deem'linen{ of lho City of She}- 1946.
ill /gson CoUnty. A map showing the ton be. less titan 15 firemen, 1-'asscd in reguldr Comnlission meet-
j) I!).t(L
]()catian and plan of said diversi()n SECTION II: That tim Ciiy of inv this 19th (y ()f lr(.bruary,
and the place of tile proposed use is Shelton shall, on or before th;; 1st F. . TRAVIS.
on file ill the office of the State So- day of March, 19,16, and on or bof,)re Mayor
pervtsor of ttydraulics, Olympia, the 1st day Of March of each and itEGINALD SYKES
Washington, iogether with such other every 'year thereafter, lmy to the Com)|Hssionor o[" ]'Jnall('(
information Its is required hy law. Treasurer Qf the State of ashingh)n and A('counling
ROY J. KIMBEL
t)erson, firll] er c,)rpi)ration SllCb anlounts Its may be due un(Ior
Ci)nllllJsHiolltq" of lreo|s
whose right will be injuriously af- said Chapter 26I of tile '19,t5 S(,ssion nnd Public Uiiliiies.
fitted by ',aid application nmy file Laws of the State of Washington.
wilh the State SUpervisor of IJ:ydraul- SECTION III: There is hereby ATTEST:
its, Olympim Washington, such 0bJee- created and established a Eoard (if ALMA ]{. CATTO.
lions or rep,esentatiOns, in writing, a, Trustees for the }drain}sir}lien of A( ng Cily Chq'k.
he may des!re to make, within thirty said Chapter 261 of the 19,t5 Session (SEAL)
(:10.) .[lays after date of last 1)ublicatlon. Laws of the Slate or Washinghm A1'PROVED:
wlnclt dale • in l,'ebrUary 28, 1946. which said Board shall consist of the CHAS. R. LEWIS.
Witness my hand and official seal Mayor and Chairman or the Board of Cily Alh,'wy 2/2S-lt
this 6th day of Fibrnary, A. D, 1946. the City Commission of the City of
Slate Supervisor of Hydraulics. Shelton, Washingh,n. and Lhe City
R( NEY ItYKER Clerk. and one member of lira Fire NOTICE OF CAI, L FOR BIDS
2-21-28-21 De)artnmnt h) lie ele(:ted by the nwm- i
bers of the City of Siu,lton Fire. I)e-
partmenl, I)avjn'g a ter i (,f )no year
Q_D.INANE NO. 415-18 and annually thereafter. Suci l:hm 'd
AN ORDINANCE It]LATING TO of Trustees shall lmrform "their dutie;
rile 'FIRE DEPA{TMENT OF as nrovided by law. The board
THE CITY ely SHELTON, THE
of Trustees shall have the power t,
MEMBERS THEREOF, AND PRO- make' provisions h)r the employment
VIDING FOR THE ENROLLMENT of a reguhu'ly licdnsed pra(:licing
fF EVERY' FIREMAN IN' TI physician for examinath)n of menlb rs
t:ITY OP SHELTON UNDER 'I'r of'the Fire Departnmnt making all ili-
ltEIIEF AND COMPENSATION eaihm for m(,m)ershlp, at a fee of
PROVISIONS 'OF CHAPTER 261 $3.00 1'(ir each fireman exam}natl,
Toots Wrecker
Service
PHONE
O NE war is over but another war has just begun
for your Red Cross. The thousands of wounded
veterans in hospitals still need its comfort and
cheer.., ou returning servicemen look to the Red
Cross fo a helping hand . . . and when disaster
strikes at home- fire, flood, tornado- your Red
Cross must be ready with aid for the victims. The
war against human misery is never won. The Red
Cross depends on yu for its existence so give
as much as you can and give it today!
This Space Donated to the Red Cross by
Werberger Winery
,.J ...... I. L ......
NOTICE IS HIRI]ISY GIVEN that
the City of Sllel.ton calls for bhls for,
and will on Tuesday, tile 191h day of
March, 1.9,16. at 9. o'('leck in lhe after-
noon, a't tile (?ily COl 11 nliFS] OllCr.'
]OOIllS in the City Hall in Shelton.
WIIshinflon, el)on bi(ts }'or, ()no 1 ]O
] cllbic yard l{cl'tls(! Collech)r or Load
I)acker, lilt)lint tqt on [l |we 11111 Of
larger (.tlasis, all i'(,ady I'()r ol)eralioll;
cerlified check ()f 1(F: ef allh)llnl of
bid /o ltcc()nlt)any (qLeJl bid.
Dated 1his 5th (lay O1 Ma)'ch. ]946.
ALMA K. CATTO.
At'lin Cle)'k of the Cily of
S}leltoll WashJngl on.
3-7-1.1-2t
NOTICE ()F ('.ALL OF IIONI)S
Nolh'e is h(q'el)y liven 1hal Public
Utility District No. 1 of Mtlson Colul-
ty, Washington. Ilas eh, cled to call
for ])aynlent lind redcnli)tion ou April
10, 1946 all o1' its mtstanding reve-
nue bonds known an lJtility Bonds,
Series of 1935. daled March 1. 1935,
ill the prilleipal slAIll oJ" $22.8,10 bear-
2:2/
bonds are "hereby notified to present
said bonds for redemption and pay-
nmnt on said 10th day ef April, 1946,
at the office of 1he Treastn'er of Ma-
s(m County, Washington, at Simlten,
Washing'ton. All interest on said
bonds will cease (m April 10. 1946.
This notice iS given pllrstlant tO a
resolution of the Calnl/lission of Ptlb °
lic Utility District No. 1. Mason Coun,
ty, Washingtou,
])aied this 6th day of Marl'h, 19,16.
OMER. L. DION
l'(,asurer (')f MaHoII County,
Washinglon,
3/7-14-21-28--4/4-51
ORDINANCE NO. ,116-19
AN ORDINANCE VACATING OAI:
STREET IN THE CITY ()F'SIIEL-
TON. WASHINGTON.
THE CITY COMMISSION OF TItF,
CITY OF SIiELTON DO ORDAIN AS
FOLLOWS :
SECTION I: That Oak Streel in
Rced's Add}film to the City of She)-
ton, Washington, be and the same
hereby is vac, atcd as a public street
or highway no h)ng'cr tiscd its sltch,
and thai 1111, City of She]ton Ills no
right, lille chlinl, e(Iniiy or eesenlent
1herein ftr any l)orl)os(' l)Ul.)l]c or oth-
erwise.
SECTION II: Tha! said Oak Street
revert to the al)uttitll ownel' ill the
lllaHn(!r provided hv ls.w.
SECTION lII: This ordinance shall
be iff full ['orce and el!eeL 30 days fronl
and after its passage sad 1)u))lication
according lo ]aw.
Introduced hi regular Colnln ission
meeting this 19t}1 day of Febrnlll'.,
19,t6.
Pa.sed in regular Colnlnission meel-
ing this 2611 1" of Fehrua]y, 19¢6
lP. A TRAVIS. " .... "
Mayor
]IEOINALD SYI.ES,
t Ceolnlissloner I)f Finance and
Acc0untlng
ROY J, KIMBEL,
Commtssf0ner of Streets and
Publie Utilities.
ATTIqST :
ALMA K. CATT0,
Acl'in City Cleric.
(SEAL
APPROVED AS TO FORM::
CHAS. R, LEWIS.
City AIIorney. 3-7-46-1t
NO. 1752
N(YrICE OF llEARING ON FINAL
RI:4'ORT AND pI,IrITION FOR
DIS'FR1BI1TION
JN r HE SUPERIOR COURT OF
TIIE STATE Olr WASHINGTON
FOR MASON COUNTY.
In I'robate
In the Matter "of the Estate of
CHARLES L. CLIFFORD, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tlmt
Glenn V. Clifford. Adminisirator of
the estate i)f Charl(s L. Clifford. de-
ceased, has filed with the Clerk of
the above entilhd court his final rc-
port and pet}lion for distribution,
alpong other things asking the court
to settla and al)prove said report, dis-
tribute the property to the persons
the.reto (titled. I)nd to discharge tim
said Administratm'.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
said final renort and petition for dis-
tribution will be heard on Saturday,
the 6th day of April 1946. at 10
o'clock in the forem)on, at thc court
roOlfl Ill the court In)use In Sileltol3
Washington.
I)ated this 2nd d'v of March, 1946,
CLARE ENGELSON,
CourtLy Clerk
By ESTHER ]IOTES,
Deputy.
CI-IAS. R. LEWIS.
Attorney for aid estate. Bell Bldg.,
19 So. Fourth Street, Shelton, Mason
County, Washington. 3-7-14-21-28-41
NATIONAL FOREST
TIMBER FOR SALE
Sealed bids will be received by
the Forest Supervisor, Box 187,
Olympia, Washington; up to and
not later than 2:00 p.m, 1Vfarch 25,
196, for all the live timber mark-
ed or designated for cutting, and
all merchantable dead timber lo-
cated on an area embracing about
8 acres within Secs. 1 and 12, T
22N, R5W, W.Nf,, :lV[cTaggart
Creek watershed, Olympic Nation-
al Forest, Washington, estimated
to be 370 N[ feet .B.ZC more or
less, of Douglas fir and 55 ]I feet
B.]V[., more or less, of western
hemlock. No bid of ls than $3.80
per 1V[ feet for Douglas fir and
$1.55 per IV[ feet for western hem-
lock and other species will be con-
sidered.,' Bids with rates in excess
of those permissible under MPR
No. 460 will be reduced to the
allowable maximum in making the
award. In addition to the prices,
bid for stumpage, a cooperativ4
deposit of $0.1.5 per M feet,, B.M.
for the total cut of timber under
the terms of the agtleement, to be
used by the Fores Service for
paying the cost of slash disposal,
will be required. $1,500,00 must
accompany ea,ct bid, to be applied
to the purchase price, refunded, or
retained in part as liquidated
damages, according to the condi-
tions of sale. The right to reject
anY and all bids reserved. Before
bids are submitted full informa-
tion concerning the timber, the
conditiohs of sale, and the submis-
sion of bids should be obtained
from the District Ranger, Shelton,
Washington, or thc Forest Super-
visor, Olympia, Washington.
2-213-72t.
NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE
LANI)
N()TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
on Tuos(hty, 111,' 2nd day of Al)ril,
]9-t6. ('OIlllllen('illM Ill ten o'c[o('k
in tile fH.ell()Oll of ssid day, In Irent
(,f tile nlain elllrance door to llle
(2OlUlt3" CHIIFt }loose in the city of
Sh(,Iton. f'.()llllI, ()r ]{asoI1. Stale of
%V lS llg )n, )V Ill(' Cotlllty Audilor
(if s I d ('o If'y, lh( folh)wing de-
,('l'il)('d Silt[(' lands, leKoiller with
lira illllH'ovcIIIOlll s siitlaled thereon,
will t),' sohl at p|l]di(! ZlllCtion [O Ille
llil.qh'St bid(h!v }hare!or. to-wit:
NC)TE=-=No one except citizens of
tile U Ii ih-,d St ah,s. el" perso]lS who
]lava d('l'larcd lheh" illtention to 1)o-
Collte Sllch. can pul'chase stale ]ands.
API)LI('ATI(IN NO. 18857
NEU o" SE'} el" m,ction 36. lawn-
ship 20 north r:mgc ,I west. W.M.
('oiltl]illillg 'i0 ll('I't*S. ]aol*e o1' less. ac-
e¢)l'(lillg lO Ilia F )v(,rnlllent SllrVey
thereof, aPt)raised at '$600.00. ]nf
l)rovmncnts appraised at $2365.00.
SIII).iect 1o ellstqn('nt for right of
x'ay I'o1' Collnty Road hereto!ere
graated und(,r npplicnlion N(-). 819.
AI'I'I,ICA'I'[ON NO. 19068
NWI of NE!¼ of s(,ctlon 2, town-
shi ) 22 norlh, i'ange west. W.M.
coat} llillg ,10 acres. Inoro Of lOSS. ac-
('()rd il'lg I(, lho governnlent Sllrvey
|hereof, apprais(,d at $400.00.
The above pr()per|y to I)e llSod only
fl: honlesile or llolnesites. The pUl'-
('hascr nlLlSt agl'oe to fully protect wa-
l.Ol'S]lcd i11"ol fl'oln coataminatioll,
AI)I'I,I('ATION NO. 19()9
NEl:i of SE! of socti(,n 36, tewn-
ship 20 norlh, range 5 west. W.M.,
eontainhlg 41} a('l'es, nlorc or less, ac-
col'ding IO tile goverlnllent survey
tllcreuf, appraised at $400.00.
APPLI('ATION NO. 10073
SE!: NE!:; or section 36. township
20 norih, range 4 west, W.M'. eontain-
in 40 I('I'OS. IIIOI'P er loss. according
tO file KOVel'lnlleIit survey thereof, ap-
praised at S.t00.00. Inlprowqnenti ap-
praised tit $725.00, Iml)rivements con-
sis1 of Ii 4 i'oola ho1Lqe, barn, well.
and electric pulnl), l'en('ing and frnit
1 t'COS.
Subjcl't to easel)lent for right of WaY
for Co/Ill l." load her(lie!ore granied
nlldel' aI)])]icalit)u No. 819.
Said lands will be sold for not less
1.ban lhe appraised value above stated
and upon the terms and conditions
following :
No1 less than ene-(enlh of lhe pur-
chase pru.e nlust be paid at the time
of sale. The purchaser, if he be not
tllP owner of Ill(} improvements, nlust
forthwith pay to tim officcr making
the sale the full amount of the ap-
praised vahm of the improvenents, as
above staled. One-tenth of the pur-
chase price must be paid annually
tIlereafter with interest on all de-
ferred imyments aL the rate of six
per centunl per annum: ]Provided.
That any purchaser may make full
payment of principal, interest and
statutory fees at any time and obtain
"deed, Tim purchaser of land contain-
ing timber or other valuable mater-
ials is prohibited by law from 'cutting
or removing any such timber or ma-
terials without first obtaining con-
sent of the Conunissloner of Public
Lands. nntil the full amount of the
purchase price has heen paid and
deed Issued.
All sales of state lands are made
subject to tlle reservations of oils.
gases, coal, ores, minerals and fossils
uf every name kind and description,
and tq the additional terms and con-
ditions prescribed in section 3 of
chapter 256 of the Laws of 1907.
Said land will be sold subject to
the terlns, conditions and reserva-
tions (ff chapter 312 of the Session
Laws of 1927, relating to easements
for rights=of-way and the carrying
of timber, stone, minerals and other
products over tile same,
(SEAL)
OTTO A. CASE.
Connnissioner of Public Lands.
2-28--3-7-14-21-28-5t
NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE
TIDE LANDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
on Tuesday, the 2nd day of Ap,'il,
]9.16, conlmenclng at tcn o'clock in
the forenoon 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 Washing-
ton, by the County Auditor of said
county, the following descrlbeu state
tide lands, together with the improve-
ments situated thereon, will be sold
at public auction to the highest bid-
der therefor, to-wit: o
NO'rE:--No one except citizens of
the United States. or persons who)..
have declared their intention to be-
conle such. can purchase state lands.
AI'PLICATION NO. 11112
The tide lands of the second class,
owned by the State of Washington,
situate in front of , adjacent to or
abutting upon the east 5O feet of the
west 170 feet of lot 1, section 30.
iownship 22 north, range 2 west, W.M.,
with }'frontage at' (}.82 lineal chains.
ll/ore or l('ss, appraised at $50.00 per
(:hnin ()r $41.00.
AI)I)I,ICATION N(). 11121
The lide holds (,f the second class,
owned by the State of Washington,
sihmte in front of. adjacent to or
abutting upon the west 200 feet of
lot 2, seetiou 20. township 22 north.
range 2 west, W.IL, with a frontage
of 3.03 lineal chains, more or less, ap-
praised at $50.00 per chain, or $151.50.
APPLICA'FION NO.' 11124
All tide hinds of the second class,
owned by the State of Washington,
situate in front of, adjacPnt to or
abutting upon }he west 40.52 feet of
the east 163.34 feet of lot 9, section
8, township 21 north, range 1 west.
W.M.. with a frontage of 0.66 lineal
chains, more or less. appraised at
$50,00 per el}atn or $33.00.
Said lands will be sold for not less
than the appraised value above stated
mid upon the terms and conditions fol-
lowing:
Not less than one-tenth of the put-
chase price must be paid at the time
of sale. The purcnaser, if h be not
the owner of the Improvements, must
forthwith pay to the officer making
the sale the full am.ount of the ap-
praised vahm or the nnprovements, as
above stated. One-tenth of the pur-
chase price must De. pid annually
thereafter with interest on all deferred
uayments at the rate of slxper cen-
m per annum: rrOiudled, That any
purchaser }nay m ak . z Payment o[
principal, interest an.a statutory fees
at any time and' obtain. 9eed, The pr-
chaser of lana containing timber br
other valuable materials is prghlbited \\;
by taw *ram cutting or removing any
such timner or materlam wlthoutflrst
obtaining consent of the Commissioner
of Public Lands, until the full amount
of the purohase price has been paid
and deed issued,
All sales of state lands are made
subject to the reservations of oils,
gases, coal, ores, mLneras and fossils
of every name, kina an(/ aescri.ptlon,
and to the additional terms ana eon-
dittons prescribed in section 3 of chap-
ter 256 of the Laws of 1907,
Said land will be sold subject to
the terms, conditions ana reser.vatlons
of chapter 312of the Ses.sl%n Laws of
1927, relating to eements or mghts-
of-way and the carrying of timber
stone, minerals and other products
over the same. (SEAL,)
OTTO A. CASE.
Commissioner of Public Lands.
2-28--3-7-14-21-28-5t
NO. 1748
NOTICE OF IIEARING ON FINAL
itEPORT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY.
IN PRORATE
In the Matter of the Estate of
ROBERT E, EADS, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
George R. Zads,. Administrator of the
estate of Robert . aas, aeceased,
l,as filed with the Clerk of the above
entitled Court his Final Report and
Petition for Ditributl0n, among other
thigs asking te uourt to settle and
approve said Final Report, distributo
the property to the persons thereto
entitled and to discharge said Admin-
lslrator,
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN thaf
the said Final Report and Petition for
Distribution will be hears on Satur-
day the 30th day of March, 1946 at
the hour of l0 o'clock ill tl}e forenoon
at the Court Room in tim Court House
in Shelton, Washington.
l^Dated, this 23rd daY of February,
CLARE ENGELSEN*,
Clerk of Mason County, Washington.
(SEAL)
CHAS. R. LEWIS.
Attorney for ssid Estate
:119 South 4th Street. Bell Bulldin.g
Shelton, Mason County, WashhKt%n...
2-283-7-14-.1-4t
GENERAL WELFARE CLUB
The General Welfare Club will
sponsor another public ca:rd and
bingo party on aturday, March
9. at the Odd Fellows hall at
8 p.m.
Thursday,
Starting In S helton
PLASTERING a.d
CONTRACT]RR
"A GOOD PLASTERING JOB
HAS NO EQUAL"
DON RUC0000R
PLASTERING CONTRACTOR PHONE
CASH FOR WRECKS
Turn Your 01d Wrecked
Vehicles Into CASH
PERSHALL'S
ASSOCIATED SER¥ICE
3 Miles South of "Shelton on O)ympic
HARD-TO-GET MODEL A PART
Carburetor -- Wiring -- Front and Rear Ends
USED CARS -- NEW TRUCK
Early Delivery Made on . . .
W
I
L
L
JEEPS
ALL STEEL
• Station Wagons
i =/' and 3-TON
• Pickup • Trucksri"
y , with Optional 4-wheel D
S , • Passenger Cars
Distributed in Mason County by
BILL PEARSO
Sales and Service
Temporarily Located at the
SHE LTON GARAGE
FIRST AND (_A PHONE
Announcement...
We Are Introducing
THE NEW CURL RESISTANT
Preston Peac00[
The only ABSOLUTELY FREE STONE quality
PEACH, free from stringiness, grown on tt¢
coast . . . The Mother Tree, grown by Gro v¢
Preston at Mud Bay, has been curl free and h#
borne peaches for the past ten years, of a quallff
compared to Hale, Elberta or Gold Medals.
We have found, up to now, the local peac h#
ARE NOT acceptable to canning or freezing plantS,
beoause they cannot be run on the assembly li #
like cast-of-the-mountain peaches. THE PREST 01
PEACH CAN BE RUN the same, and steamed a#
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peeled easily.
Our Ten-Acre Planting is Completed, and we a#
offering 1,000 fine trees for safe.
5 to 6'
5 to 5½'
4 to 5'
TREES -- $4.00 EACt[
TREES -- $3.00 EACtl
TREES -- $2.00 EActl
APPLES, PEARS, CHERRIES, E 0'
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For Sale at Our Nursery on the Highway
at Mud Bay
or
SHELTON HAROWARE
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M0bbs Plant Far[,
Route 1, Box 387 Telephone 9871
March 7, 1946.
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