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Thursday, March
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• tAng In Shelton
tlNG and STUCCq
tNTRACTING
}D PLASTERING JOB
AS NO EQUAL"
| ItIUCKER
CONTRACTOR PHONE 12
FOR WRECKS
(our 01d Wrecked
icles Into CASH
'ERSHALL'S
IATED SER¥ICE
th of'Shelton on Olympic Hiway
-GET MODEL A PARTS
-- Wiring -- Front and Rear Ends
S -- NEW TRUCK
Made on . . .
JEEPS
ALL STEEL
• Station Wagons
=/2 and 3-TON
• Pickup Trucks
• witk Optional 4-wheel DriVe
® Passenger Cars
d in Mason County by
PEARSO
;s and Service
porarily Located at the
,TON GARAGE
"A PHONE
uncement
; Are Introducing
]W CURL RESISTANT
ton Peac00l
,OLUTELY FREE STONE quallff
#rein stringiness, grown on the
le Mother Tree, grown by GrO vet
d Bay, has been curl free and has
for the past ten years, of a quality
lale, Elberta or Gold Medals.
id, up to now, the local peach@
=ptable to canning or freezing planffp
annot be run on the assembly II e!
-mountain peaches. THE PREST 01
3E RUN the same, and steamed and
I
Planting is Completed, and we a
g 1,000 fine trees for safe.
TREES -- $4.00 EACt
TREES -- $3.00 EACI
TREES --- $2.00 EACtl
'EARS, CHERRIES, ET 6
I
L Our Nursery on the Highway
at Mud Bay
or
ON HARDWARE
e
s Plant Fare[
387 Telephone 9871
arsday, March 7, 1946.
ISiS I i r, r.zJ
SHELTON-IISON COY JOURNAL
DANCING
Every Saturday Night
DELIGHT PARK HALL
ON LAKE ISABELLA
BERT RAU'S ORCHESTRA
Featuring MADGE McCARTY AT THE PIANO
Eddie White, King of the Drums
Sponsored by Shelton Eagles Aerie No. 2079
Dancing 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m
SHIP YOUR FREI6HT
BY BOAT
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
WITH DOOR DELIVERY IN SHELTON
l:attle Freight should be routed via Str. Indian, Ferry Dock,
=oraa Freight via sir. Skookum Chief, Milwaukee Dock,
No. 2
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
SOUND FREIGHT LINES
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LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
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NOTICE OP LEASING OF STATE
LANDS
TO ALL WHO] IT MAY CON-
CERN: this is to c('rtify That tim
following described lands, situated in
Masou County, Washington, "will be
offcrt'd for lease on Tucsday, tile 2nd
day of April 1946. at tell o'clock a.m ,
in ['rl,nl of the Court House. of Mason
County. aL public auction to the higli-
(,st biddcr. Each bidder will Im required
t(, deposit a certified check, certificate
of deposit payable, to the County Aud-
it(it', or cash, equal ill anlount to tile
first year's rental of suet1 land in ac-
cordance with his bid. togetllcr witil
$2.(10. the statutory fee for issuing a
lease.
No miprovements shall be placed on
State Lands except by written per-
mission of the Comnllssioner.
No lessee shall without the written
conscnt of tbe Conuuissloner renulin
In possession of tile land or lIlll)rove-
ments after the expiration of the
lease.
AI'PLICATION NO. 2763 ('1'(, Lease)
The tide hl.nds of the second class•
siLuaLt! ill froni of. ad ]acenl tO 111"
abutting up(,n the followhlg described
uI)lands in township 23 north, range
3 west. W. M.,
Lot 8. section 39 h,t 5. section 20
and that portion of the tide hinds in
front of hit 9, section 30, lying cast
of the east line (,[ vacated State Oys-
ter Reserve Plat No. 133 1)reduced
Symptoms Of distress arising from stomach Uleeis
dilo to excesl acid. sour stomach, poor digestion,
hczU'tburn, pal, etc.. due tO excess acid relieved
quicker than yqu 'would believe possible Utl]ess
you've tried 'rEsI. Money baok if you're not
ielieved quicker, more effectively, e&
McCONKEY PHARMACY
across the tide lands, with a total
frontage of 50.76 lineal chains, more
t,r less,
Sui,j,,cl, however, to right (if way
fin SIltcwn Oil Slate, l(JIL(I PI;IIS NIIs.
772, 273 Itlld 27't filed Dccelnber 15,
1930.
TL'I'II1 ef IPIAS*': 5 yPII['N.
hnllllal l{l!ntai : $][Jf/.lI(I.
(.),Vail 'S OIl IIl( alJovc IllIId valLlod at
• l[J(J0.00 lind IIIIISL bc paid 4ol ill cash
Lill uay of sale.
Lot:atcd on the westerly side of
lh,od Canal at Lilliwaup, In nt, rth-
easlern {as()ll Counl '.
NIiTE: Ltsst!/, lUUSt llo a ('iiizeu
of the United Statos or have decldred,
in good faith, his inl, ention tO becolne
such.--Chapter 50. Laws 1921,
The above described lands will be
leased, subject to all tile ternl8, con-
ditions and reservations of tile stat-
tltCS, llOW provided for the leasing of
School and Granted lands.
NOTE.--B.ccei its for deposits made
W th appl cations to lcase nlay be used
by applicant only, as cash oll date
of leasing.
Witness my hand and seal of office
affix(,d this 23rd day of February, 1.946.
(SEAL)
OTTO A. CASE
Commissioner of Public Lands
o£ the State of W:silington.
2-28--3-7-14-21-28-5t
NO. 1789
No'rICE TO CRI,;DITORS TO
I'RESENT AND FILE CLAIMS
IN TIlE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIlE
STATE OF WASHINGTON leer
MASON COUNTY.
IN PROBATE
In tile Matter of the Estate of ISAAC
S, GOSSER, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HIREBY GIVEN that
tile undersigned Lawrence Gosser has
been appointed and has qualified as
Administrator of the estate of Isaac
S, Gosscr, deceased, and that all per-
sons having chtims against the said
deceased or the said estate are here-
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COLD PREPARATION,00
LIQUID, TABLETS, SALVE,
NOSE DROPS
Caution--Use Only as Directed
hy required to sel;ve the same duly
verifieu with the necessary voucners
attached Ul)On the undersigned Ad-
nllnistrator of the said estate or his
attorney of record at the office of
Clms. 1{, Lewis. 119 South 4th Street,
Bcll Building, Shelton, Mason County,
Wns lington, the same being ucslg-
nated Its the place for tile transaction
o1" the business of tile said estate, and
file sucli chlinls, togcthe.r,.wtth proof
of service., with the Clerk of tbe above
entitled Court within six (6) months
after the date of the first publication
of this notice to-wit: February 28th,
1946. or all elainm not so served and
filed sball be forever barred.
LAWBENCE GOSSEB..
Administrator of the Estate of Isaac
S. Gosser. deceased.
CHAS. R. LEWIS,
Attorney for said Estate
119 South 4th Street, Bell Building.
Shelton, Mason County. Wasiflngton,
2-283-7-14-21-4t
No. 1777.
NO'I'ICIC 1'O CItEDIT()RS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
FOR MASON COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate of
WARREN H. STETSON. Deceaascd.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: that
the undersigned, Florenee Kendall and
(Ic(,rgia Loretta Seeley have been ap-
1)intcd Executors o£ the Estate of
warren H. Stetson, deceased, and that
all persons having claims against tile
said estate are hereby required to
serve tim same, duly verified upon the
said Executors or upon their duly ap-
pointed agent or attorney, J. W.
['rahan Suite 5 Govey Bldg,, Shelton,
'ashington, the same having been
designated as the place for the trans-
action of the business of said estate
and file the samc with the Clerk of
ahove entitled court together with
proof of such service within six
months after first publication of this
notice, to. wit: February 21. 1946 or
said claims will be forever barred.
FLORENCE KENDALL
GEORGIA LORETTA SEELEY
Executors of said Estate.
5 W. GRAHAM, Attorney for
Executors, Suite 5 Govey Bldg,,
Shelton, Washington,
2-21-28--3-7-14-4t
GIRL ARRIVES
A baby girl arrived at the Shot-
ton General Hospital March 5 for
Mr. and Mrs, Louis Hensel.
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DISPLAY ROOM AT 306 OLYMPIC HI GHWAY -- ON THE HILLCREST GRADE
Also On Display Now-
The 1946 Chrysler Royal
International K-1 Pickup and K-2 Two-Ton Trucks
Don Remsberg to
Attend National
Bakers Gathering
Don Remsberg, partner in the
Tendercrust Bakery, leaves Seat-
tie by air Saturday evening to at-
tend the five-day annual nation-
al meeting of the American So-
ciety of Bakers in Chicago next
Monday through Friday, where
problems of the bakery industry,
such as the new flour, sugar and
other shortages will be thorough-
ly discussed, and classwork in new
bakery methods and technique of-
fered,
"This isn't the usual kind of
convention," Mr. Remsberg ex-
plained, "for these classes are
conducted as strictly as any
school and students are flunked
out if they fail to attend to busi-
ness."
Before returning to Shelton Mr.
Remsberg plans to spend a couple
of days with his mother in Kan-
sas City. He is flying both ways,
so will require only one day of the
eight he will be gone for travel
time.
Shelton Woman's
Father Succumbs
Mrs. Lydia Leggett of Shelton
was called to Walls Walla recent-
ly by the death of her father, Wil-
liam H. Warden, who died at the
age of 95 years. In addition to
Mrs. Leggett, he is survived by
two other daughters, Mrs. Alice
Barnes of Frewater, Oregon, and
Mrs. Mary Watson of Touchet;
three sons, Elmer, James and
William Warden, all of Touchet;
17 grandchildren and 11 great-
grandchildren.
Mr. Warden was a pioneer of
Walla Walla valley.
Belfair Native
Daughter, Mrs.
Luark, Passes
Eastern Star funeral services
for Mr Margaret Luark, ;Mason
County pioneer, who died at a
Bremerton hospital last Sunday,
were held yesterday in Bremer-
ton.
Born october 12, 1869, at BeN
fair, she lived all her life in this
vicinity. She was a member of
Ballard-Cochran attxiliary of the
American Legion in Seattle and
Elinor Chapter of the Eastern
Star.
She is survived by three sons,
Thomas J. Lewiston, and William
Lewiston, both of Seattle, and
Dale Luark o£ Silverdale; five
daughters, Mrs, Marie Silverton
East Bremerton; Mrs. Katherine
Taylor, Seattle; Mrs, Alice Ste-
phens, Auburn; Mrs. Emma
Broadbent, Belfair, and Mrs. Ma-
bel Honeycutt, Bremerton; 12
grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren,
Two sisters, Mrs. Aunie West
and Mrs, Martha Grenier, both of
Snohomish, and a brother, John
McDonald of Manchester, survive
also.
$28,000 Insurance on
Harstine Ferry Okehed
The county commissioners this
week approved a $28,000 Marine
Insurance policy on the Harstine
Ferry.
THINGS,AS THEY :SEEM
(Continued from page 1)
improvements may lie elf coted
before Fall.
tl
CTING on the theory that
healthy people are good and
satisfied workmen and with the
fear of doctor's and hospital bills
gone, better employees are cre-
ated, the Journal is happy to Lan-
nounce that all of its employees
are now covered by contract with
the Shelton General Hospital for
full medical and surgical atten-
tion. The hospital which was es-
tablished here principaly to care
for the men of the various woods
and mill operations, has now in-
creased its coverage to include
employees of the smaller plants.
The management of this newspa-
per is offering the health protec-
tion to all of its workers without
charge to them. Other smaller
Shelton and Mason county con-
cerna with similar contracts for
their employees include the Law-
ton Lumber company, Terdercrust
Bakery and the Linscott Manufac-
turing company. It is hoped
throughout the community that
the plan may be increased so that
entire family groups could be en-
compassed. Hospital and medical
authorities have been working on
such a plan and hope to effect
similar arrangements of other lo-
calities.
OLONEL Harry O. Compton,
husband of the former Ruth
Baumgardner of Shelton, now
living in New York, where the
former army officer is associated
with the International Telephone
and Telegraph Corporation, was
recently awarded the Legion of
Merit at presentation ceremonies
in Washington, D. C. The cita-
tion accompanying award of the
medal, noted that Colonel Comp-
ton "was directly responsible for
the formulation of policies and
the administration of all civilian
personnel, matters under the jur-
isdiction of the Chief Signal officer
of the Army. Col. Compton's
tour of duty was characterized by
a loyal devotion to duty and un-
usual ability ia solving the many
administrative problems of his
office." That notice in itself, has
no particular place or purpose in
this column, but when the Comp-
tons get hold of this issue of the
Journal, I want them to get on
the phone and tell the switch-
board operator to connect them
with Captain or Mrs. Jamcs 2,.
Bull who reside tn tile santo
apartnlent building. C a p t a i n
Bull, formerly of the navy and
Mrs. Bull arc old arid good friends
of the editor, and I am sure that
an acquaintance mtglt be nm-
tually pleasant. Mrs, Bull is the
former Rosette Kloeker of Port
TownSend, and daughter of the
late Oscar Kloeker, for many
years as British and Norwegian
consul at Port Townsend, a leg-
endary figure in the upsound
community.
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J. E. Webber, 8(},
Succumbs Friday
Funeral serviees for John Ed-
win Webber, 80, of Star Route l,
were held Tuesday afternoon,
March 5, starting at 2 o'clock
from Witsiers Funeral Honle with
the Reverend J. O. Bovee offic-
iating.
His death occurred Friday,
March 1st at his borne. Ite was
born Deember 18, I866 in On-
tario, Canada.
Hc leaves three sons. C. L. Web-
ber of Shelton. A. L. of Haw-
thorne. California, and A. P. of
Dillard. Oregon; one brother, A.
B. Webber of Turlock California:
one sister, Mrs. Minnie Hotson or
Ontario; and one grandson.
Mr, Webbcr had I)cen a resident
of Mason County for the past live
years.
S. W. SOLO CONTEST
SCItEDULED MARCll 23
Preparations are being made
now by 13 solo entries and two
small ensembles who will represent
Shelton high school at the first
.of three Southwest Washington
district musical contests to be
held at Castle Rock March 23,
Music Director Lynn Sherwood
announced this wcck A regional
contest in Seattle will follow the
three district contests.
PLUMBING
and--
"l LOST 52 tbs.!
WEAR SIZE 14 AGAIN"
MRS. C. D. WELLS, FT, WORTH
AI Pictured Hare
You lose and have
Eat meat. potatoes, aravy, hurter.
The cxptrlellee o{ Mrl, "Wctls may
or In;ty noL be differcnt tlian yours,
t)lit wily not try tiic Ayds Plan? Look
1
nt theSO rcstllta.
Irl clinical testa conducted b|
medical doctors IllOle tluul 100 |
persons lost 14 to 15 pounds |
avcragt in few weeks with 1
the Al'l) ltiiillllcl C$11111p I
Rodocln Plan. J
With this Aydfl Plan you don't cut
out any thesis starchc, )otatoea.
,licat or butler, you i mpiy cut the*n
down, It's ln*;fle nnd baster when
you cn oy delicious (vitamin Iorti-
tic(I] A\\;'DS ,ctore I:ac l niea . Abac-
i t y n leSS. J0 (hiyu llulJFlly Of
Ayda *rely $2,25. If not dvlightcd with resulte.
MONEY BACK on the very ilrst boX. Phoae
HEATING
Service
E. E. Roberson
George Strandwold
528 Cedar PHONE 181J
I
IN O.K. WELDING
Treads fast to tire struc-
tures
The tire is held in a con-
centric position with the
matrix
To produce a dense evenl);
cured wear resisting
Long lived tread.
24-HOUR SERVICE ON
RECAPPING
0. K. TIRE
SHOP
Franz T. Rauscher
Hillcrest
III
Cliff Wivell's CERTIFIED
TEXACO SERVICE
Representative In Mason County for
Olympia Oil & Wood
I 1 immm
PRODUCTS COMPANY
High Grade Fuel und Deisel Oils
PROMPT SERVICE
1st and Franldln Phone 397
I
I
Heat. With
for Greater Comfort
Automatic Oil Heat means warm comfort at all times.
You'll have carefree heat, too, if you turn your OH
supply problems over to us. Just
PHONE 196 or 292
We Have a SUPPLY of STORAGE TANIb
from 50 to ],000 gallons for new oil burner installations
Frisken Oil Co.
Mason County Distributor for Associated Oil Products
ANNOUNCING . . .
Change of Management
for the
Forest
Beach
Tavern
Two Miles North of Twanoh State Park
"r
Open ]),very Night
Yl r s i
Except Sunday
BEER -- WlNE -- SANDWICHES
DANCING
No :Minor,s AIlo;cd