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Red Cross Fund
‘ Concert Tonight
At High School
AMERICAN RED CROSS !
Mason County Chapter
WAR FUND DRIVE
. Delightful music rendered by,
‘nationally known artists will be:
treat offered Shelton
verS this evening ill a concert
sponsored by Chapter B, P.E.O.
High auditorium
‘ the music ‘
r at the Senior
at 8:15.
Not only will those who attend
hear talented artists, but they will
know that they are helping the
current Red
Drive, since all proceeds from the
concert will go to that organiza—
tion.
Viola Morris, soprano, and Vic-
toria Anderson, contralto, are the diversion and the place of the pi-i
posed
artists who are so generously giv- : use is on He. in the office e."
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ing their ti..
W3. r Fund
Cross
Red Cross
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''' not been visited by one of
‘ 6d Cross workers who are
ing subscriptions.
.9116 of these people would
'»."W_!'lte us at the War Fund
"5 arters or tele hone Shel-
:oozu:«:, rill; p
Fire Desi“
oys
a’tch House
Fire of undisclosed origin de-
stroyed a residence across from
V the P.U.D. warehouse at Potlatch,
district fire War—
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inf-V
will
and talents to help i “a” EM” H
the local Red Cross chapter. They
are coming to Shelton direct from ,
professional engagements in Van- ‘
couver and Seattle,
They have
If you
George Frisk,
den reported yesterday.
The dwelling was not occupied
but was being used for storing
supplies. Another residence close
by was imperilled by the flames,
but quick action by a volunteer
: crew from the State Forestry De-
partment brought it under con-
trol.
H .. . You may send your sub-
.ptlon or give us invaluable
nee in organizing the parts
6 county not completely cov-
toured extensively
the British Isles, Australia, New
Zealand and the Dutch East In- '
since 1940 have made
successful
dies, and
hundreds
ances
States.
appear-
in Canada and the United
Very truly yours,
MYRON LUND,
Chairman Mason Coun—
ty Chapter
HENRY W. NEWMARK,
Chairman War Fund
Drive
Kennedy Kids
Win Third Place,
Peter and Karol Kennedy, chil-
"Armor!"
Lenten Services
At/Mt. Olive Church
Beginning this week, there will
be mid-week Lenten services each
Wednesday evening at 8:00 o’clock ‘
at Mount Olive Lutheran Church,
Hillerest on the Highway.
sermon series will follow the gen-
eral theme “When Christ Went To
,- Calvary.”
‘ There will be sung the ancient
hymns of Lent, both by the con-
and by soloists and
al Pioneers
Attendjileeting
V , Minnie Myers, Mrs. Eliza
rt,' 57. Mrs. Rose Barger, Mrs.
' " CWivell and Mr. and Mrs.
mm Mike and The
grandchildren of Mike Kennedy
of the Mason County Sheriff's of-
LillI'Cl place
tional figure skating pairs cham-
pionship at Madison Square Gar—
den, Monday evening.
The youngsters, who are 15 and
11 respectively, had already won
the Northwest senior and Pacific
Coast junior pairs championships.
1 ice, Wu“ Illa: lia—
gregation
groups.
‘ During Lent services each Sun-
day at 11:00, with Bible Class
and Sunday School at 9:45.
-’ Angle‘attended the Thurs-
Pioneer Association
filing at, Olympia. enjoyed a
“Pk dinner of old time foods
lte of rationing and an inter—
3 program.
Hiram Norton, now living
11th Bay, vas also present_
her daughter Bonnie, who:
two solos.
enjoyed meeting old-time
and swapping early day.
Thurston County was in-'
v , tyto meet with the Mason
, Pioneer group in Shelton
0”” 3 Unday, July 30th.
den Club
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County
FINAL DEGREE
Florence Day was awarded a
final decree of divorce in Super-
ior Court last Saturday by Judge
D. F. Wright.
Fir Drug Receives
WPB Quinine Award
For contributing to the Nation-
al Quinine P001 to be used to com-
‘bat malaria among the armed
forces facing the Axis,
Drug Store this week received a
“Quinine V” from the War Pro,-
duction Board. The award was
made in connection with the cur-
rent campaign to alleviate the
quinine shortage.
Several hours
. COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
. Pies February, 1943
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(1
Monday,
the Fir
February
Board met in regular session. Pres— =
ent were Vincent E. Paul,
R. Trenckmann and H. R. Dickinson,
Commissioners.
Clerk
Chairman ;
and Harry
of the Board.
Claims allowed.
Letter from Bert G. Mitchell in re-
snow blocked
_ and filed. .
Notice of termination of agreement
between Agricultural
. mini.
\
Dcyette,
Gar
gards to
opening
roads,
__ received
is ideal for the growing
native and foreign
that have been brought in
every continent.
eeping with the war effort,
7 , AI‘litoretum is now cooperating
the government in the pro-
of plants for camouflage
,,, .g a; 5538. Assistance is also being
31m the food production pro-
through class
“lemonstration plantings of
phases of home vege-‘
' .vgardening.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Frank H. Gallagher and Sphiie
Mehren, Shelton; Norman Lunde
and Gertrude Scenk, Shelton: Don
Bowman and Wilma Lundberg,
Shelton; James ,Jarvis, Hoodsport
and Marion S. Jacobson, DuPont;
Chester Honey and Ruth
MaeBelle Landon, Shelton;
ald Wick, Tenino and Viola Fish-
,er, Tenino; Jahn H. Young
Corrin Lundburg, Shelton.
Marketing ad-
}and Mason County Board of
Commissioners which termination be-
comes effective February 27. 1943, was '
received and signed by Chairman.
Resolution approved re heavy loads
prohibited on County roads until af—
ter thaw period.
Board adjourned.
Tuesday, February 2
Board met. all were present.
Claims allowed.
In the
onier Inc.,
and Petition
served on
It was
proposals
companies
and that a call for
called for.
Board adjourned.
Thursday, February
Board met, all were present.
Claims allowed.
moved
v. . on
'pzc- , the
v es
. in 1:
many
Chas.
Don-
matter
et al,
of USA.
Order of Possession
in condemnation were
the board.
moved and
already received from
gasoline
Ray-
instruction and
seconded that
TOWNSEND CLUB
Townsend Club No. 3 will hold,
its regular meeting Saturday in
the Moose Hall at 8 p. m. There
will be a business meeting follow—
ed by refreshments and a card,
party. The public is invited.
g é. rejected
. ,VICTORY GARDENS 0‘05“ Mg be
h PLANNED I‘IERE
February a “dry” month,
snow spell,
d‘ is getting in good humor
Drmg tickling and many citi-
Carried.
isn-
‘ ' (for the the
was and seconded that
board go on record as supporting Sen-
, raising County‘s
share of liquor board's profits 13 pol"
cent to 16 per cent, and that a letter
be written to each of the legislators
,of this 24th district. Carried.
of Harry
for, in the amount. of 85.000000 and as:
the amount of
1434
HEARING
AND I’ 'l’i‘I’I‘ION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
WASHINGTON FOR.
COUNTY
PROBATE
Matter
Johnson.
Bill 112.
NOTICE
REPORT
ON FINAL
unted up or bought, along
sSeed and fertilizer and plans
HWell along in the minds of
the sort of garden they
t0 bring forth as the season
1. Ces.
,f is now no doubt of the
m4. of having a garden to
Sure that some green stuff
t will be raised for family
,and anything that can be
ed to supplement the home
Will be welcome, in View
~shortage of rationed foods
here and likely to get no
r later on. It is now certain
he farm production of the
be shorter
last year, and that the de—
I~
V\
ea
' “It
Bonds Devette audi-
STATE
MASON
In the
Alexander
Registrar
$1000.00 were approved.
Auditor's count of Treasurer's cash
1943, was examined'
Title
,I- Estate
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
E. Stevenson.‘ Administrator
the Estate of Alexander Johnson, De—
filed with the
the above entitled Court.
Report and Petition for Distribution,
asking the
port, distribute the property to those
thereto entitled and to discharge the
Administrator.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN. that
Report and Petition
heard
March,
o'clock
ils of January 1,
appr:
Bond 0
and
d» . C. Zintlieo for faithful
performance of his duties as Justice
amount of $1,<
Wm.
Peace.
000.00 was approved.
Bond of B. J. Seljeslad for faith-
ful performance of his duties as. Cone.
in the amount of $500.00 was
ceased. has Clerk
his Final
such re—
Court to settle
stable
npiiroved. .
Bond of H. R. Dickinson for faithful
performance.
Commissioner,
50000 was approved. r
Resolution re Apportioning Gas Tax.
Board adjourned.
Monday,
of his duties as
in the amount Of $7,-
County
said Final
Distribution
the 20tli
hour
will
Saturday,
day of
1943.
at the of 10
the forenoon in the courtroom in the
courthouse in Shelton, Washington.
Dated this 13th day
ESTHER
Actingr
CHAS. R.
Attorney for said Estate.
Suite 1, Lumbcrmen's Bldg,
Shelton. Mason County,
Washington
(SEAL)
February 8
Board met, all were present.
allowed.
refund
country will Claims
Gas tin:
$74.30 was received and turned over
to Treasurer.
Remittance in the amount of $30.00
Simpson Logging
Camp
of February,
ROLES.
Clerk
LEWIS.
in the amount
1
Toutside of civilian life will 9
38. leaving less at home.
X'Back‘To The Soil'
‘ should not be hard. to get
t0 the soil as in‘earlier
and most people have not
n how to plant and ma--
cl‘opvs, even if they are as
as their tools. If the soil
is good so much the bet- ‘
most any soil with water
tivation will pay for the
l but with the better soil
“he fertilizer every garden-
UId raise a surplus, either
01‘ to trade for a neigh-
eIll‘oduet.
l’re
l
, Mi)"
, as
from
d, Company for
sin 11;;
received and
turned over to Treasurer for the crea—»
it of Road District No.’2.
Liquor
road,
2-18-25--3-4~11—4t. Notice Board
from Control
that Charles McBride d—b-zi Midway
discontinued operations
received
.1 one
' Tavern.
and
had
submitted
and filed.
Board
Monday.
No. 1524 license,
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
AccouNT. REPORT AND PETITION
:xECUTOE FOR SETTLEMENT,
nisCHAEoE
' i'but
. ble
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aell
8
adjourned meet again
Monday. February 15
Board met. all were present.
allowed.
.This being the time set for opening
bids for gasoline for year from Feb-
1943 to February 14, 1944,
the.bids were received and opened.
Since all bids were in the same am-
ount, the bidders were asked if they
would be
drawing. Upon approval of all. a lot-
Was prepared and resulted
Standard Oil Company being success—
It was moved and seconded that
contract be signed with Standard Oil
carried.
Letter from School Districts 43 and
300. asking to be included in gas con-
tract, received and filed.
Board adjourned.
Tuesday, February 23
Board met, all were present.
Claims allowed.
was moved and
this board go on record as favoring
“everything possible"
our congressional delegation.
instate Budget Appropriation for Na-
tional Resources Planning Board.
moved and seconded that
clerk Write to ask for a list of avail-
able applicants for position of County
to Personnel Dept. of
DISTRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF MASON,
IN PROBATE
Matter
H. O. Hulin, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
Ralph F. Haskell,
above estate. has filed with the Clerk
of said Court his final report, account
and petition for settlement and dis-
tribution of the estate of the deceas—
is asked to
approve said account and report. and
make distribution of the estate,
discharge the Executor.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that
in accordance with an order of the
Court made and entered on the 6th_
1943, a hearing will
be had before the Court on said final
report and petition on Sat-
the 10th day of April.
at the hour of 10 o‘clock. A.M..
said day in the Court Room of said
Court in the Court House at Shelton,
Vl’nshin
' Dated this 6th day of March, 1943.
ESTHER ROLES.
Acting Clerk of the Superior
County.
AND
Claims
Estate of ruary
are Executor of the
farms and
. ts of land around Shel—
.ICh may be had for the
y. to be plowed and planted
a11 truck, or
but the planter must con-
hoe and weed if he ex-
ecent returns. One farmer
01? will even prepare the
If some energetic person
rantee to plant and culti-
' i and quite a bit of cleared
0n Angleside is available
9 who would use it. There
plow
tracts; although they
ty of work, but for the
home gardens it will be
§rcise for the homeowner
own spading, buy his
God, perhaps add some
rtilizer, gand hoe, Brother,
some agreeable lottery
tery
ed, wherein the Court
planted on
and Cl)"
" 8
day of March.
account.
urda v, seconded that
gun 1943.
.tho being done by
to re-
eral farmers who will gton'
Igel-
Men
It was
Court
Washington.
BAYLEY.
Attorney for Executor.
Title Insurance Building,
Shelton, Washington . i
‘ 3—11—18-25—4-1—11t5
M n
ago Administrator.
Social Security.
This being the time set for hearing
for franchise to con—
and maintain one or
ion lines across.
and upon cer ain county road or por-
tion thereof in Mason County, proper
notice having been given as appears
from affidavits on file,
appearing to object, it was moved and
seconded that: the‘ franchise be ap-
proved.
Notice
Mason C0.
ALDEN
on applicati
struct, opera‘
more transm‘ over
No. 1558
T0 CBEDITORS.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
FOR MASON COUNTY
IN PROBATE
Matter of
Albert Carter Allan, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed and has
as administrator of the es—
tate of Albert Carter Allan, deceased?
that all persons having claims against
said deceased are hereby required to
serve the same, duly verified, on said
administrator or his attorney of record
at the address below stated. and file
with the.
together with proof of
within six months after the
of first publication of this
tice or the same will be
Date of first publication March 11.
LLOYD J. ALLAN,
Administrator of the Estate
of Albert Carter Allan.
ceased.
LEVY JOHNSON.
Attm‘nev for Estate,
Room 310 Court House
Olympia, Washington.
NOTICE and no one
,l’gilleons OPERATION!-
' ’Wmo
ii Nelson of Union,*
01‘ ,8. month, underwent a
. °llleration at the St. Joseph
. in Tacoma. last week.
1mproving nicely.
from Highway Dept. that
share of gas tax collec-
tions for December was $5,637.10 re-
ceived and filed.
In the Matter of Co. property (El-
norat Johnson House)
Tract No. 14
.. R. 3
was moved and seconded that notice of
intention to sell‘ be given and that
April 5, 1943, at 2:00 P. M.
at the
designated as
In the the Estate of
described as
Section 19.
etc. .
ualif‘ed
q 1 follows:
GRINDROD IMPROVING 1“” 20
"1C. P. Grindrod, who is
‘Wlth his daughter, Mrs.
13116!, is improving nicely.
5’8 Visiting with his friends
p in at her home.
\
f .
‘I'he
Monday.
in the office of the Board,
Court‘House be
time and place of hearing on same.
Carried.
Auditor's count of Treasurer's cash
‘as of February 1, examined and ap-
proved.
Board
1943.
said
such
same clerk of
court.
service.
date
barred.
adjourned to meet March 1,
BOARD OF‘ COUNTY COMIS-
SIONERS. MASON COUNTY.
WASHINGTON,
PAUL,
Chairman. '
3-11e—1t.
TION CLASS 1943-
Ogrorss NutritionClass
derway this evening at
' 0 Red Cross headquar-
Frank Houston will be
c class.
1‘02...» .we.
I
Set
3..
Attcst:
HARRY DEYETTE,
Clerk of Board.
3-11—18-25—3t. l
nip." -
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State of ‘VHSIIIIIKEOI‘
OFFICE OF SI‘I’III‘I VISOR { I“
IIYDRAFLICS
Olympia
NOTICE OF \VA”‘§CR RIGHT
APPLICATION NO. 5796
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given iiliil.‘ Joscpln
:P. W'ilbui- of Ilel’aii', State of ‘V ‘
ingion. under (late of Foil-ill:
1943. filed with the State Super
01' Hydraulics, Olyliipia. VVhshin
on application for ii pel'iiiit to divert
the public waters of an unnamed
slrvtmi. in the amount of 0. secomh
feet, subjlct to existing from
April 15 to Oetoln l ' I‘ll yt‘zll‘
for the purpose of ii igzition and con—
tinuously for Lli'uiles‘iiv i: ‘: that the
approximaic mi 1 ol' div ion is lm
('iitei‘i within NHL. nl' SVJM of Set”
tion 21. To ll.«llip '25 N. Rang:- 1.1.",
VV.M.. in 1 ill County. A map snow—
ing the lill'f‘l:()l\ and plan or said
*r of l‘l_\,'(ll‘.lllll<‘.‘>l, Olym—
pia. VJashi gton, tour on with such
other iniorillution us i«-. iequil'ed by
law.
Any person. firm or corporatiou‘
Erl~ ‘
W'llOHO 1' ‘hi will be injuriously a _,.
ed by 5 id application may lllé‘ With
the State Supei“.“soi' of Hydraulic at ,
Un‘d ‘
Olympia, VVashi gton, such .obj
or representations, in writi
may desire to make, with. ,
(30) days after date of last publieir
tion. which date is March 11, 1913.
he
Witness my hand and official ,seal'
i this 26th day Of Fol'iruary, A. D. 19%..
CHAS. J. BAR’I‘HOLET,
State Supervisor of
Hydraulics. 3—-’l—ll-—72t.
NO. 1448
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
REPORT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of
Margareih Hillel', Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Elmer
Hiller, Adlrlinisti'ator of the Estate of
Margaretli Ilillei', Deceased, has filed
with the Clerk of the above entitled
Court his Final Report and Petition
for Distribution, asking” the Court to
approve and settle said Report; (lis—
‘tl'ibutc the property to those thereto
entitled and to discharge said Admin—
istrator and his Bondslllun.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that
‘Said Final Report and Petition for
distribution will be heard on Satur—i
’FOR RENT: 2
day. the 3rd day of April, 1943, in the
forenoon in the. courtroom iii the court
house in Shelton, Mason County“
\Vashington.
Dated this 27th day of February,
1943.
ESTHER ROLES,
Acting Clerk.
CHAS. R. LEWIS,
,Attorney for said Estate,
Suite 1, Lunibermeil’s Bldg,
Shelton, Mason County.
Washington. 8-4-11—18—25—-4t.
CALL FOR BIDS FOR BOARD OF‘
COUNTY PRISONERS' ,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
bids will be opened by the Board of
County Commissioners of Mason
County, Washington. on Monday,
March 29th, 1943. at two o'clock l). m.,
at the office of the Board in the
Court House in Shelton, for furnish-
ing county prisoners two meals per
:day for one year commencing April
19, 1943.
Statutory limitation sixty cents per
day. Bids must be sealed and labeled.
Dated this lst day of March, 1943,
HARRY DEYETTE, '
Clerk of Board of County
Commissioners. Mason Coun—
ty, Washington. 34—11—21.
No. 114388
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY .
Bowden—Gazzanl Coriipany, a corpor—
ation, Plaintiff,
vs.
Earl Kent, Adele Kent; Helen Mc-
Reavy Anderan (formerly Helen G.
McReavy), John Doe Andersen: Fan:
nie D. MoReavy. a widow; Joseph E'.
Morton (also known as Joseph S. Mor-
ton), Jane Doe Morton; Kuett‘s
Sportsmen's Tavern. Inc., a corpora
tion; Herman P. Cremer, Jane Doe
Crullter; John V. Cumber, Jane Doe
Cumber; Mason County; State of
Washington; Gem 3 E. Bradley, Jane
Doe Bradley; Liz B. Couiei', John
Doe, Couiei; Charles Fischer, Jane Doe
Fischer; Robert ll'lero m, Jane Doe
Meroig‘n; George Rt
Reinich; Grudge E. S irrett, Jane UOU
Starrctt; Hugo Pt Jane, Doe Pey-
ser; B. B. Meagh Jane Doe Meagll~
er; Thos. P. Hanncgail, Jane lxoe
Hannegaii; P. A. Meagller. Jane Roe
Meaghcr; Louis R. Flowers, Jane Doe
Flowers; Warren Carroll; Jane Doe.
Carroll; The Unknown heirs of John
McRem‘y. deceased; the unknown
heirs of Fannie D. l clletivy, deceased;
the unknown he :l of e. h of the de—
fendants above named who may be
deceased: also all other persons or
parties unknown claiming any right.
title, 1. Late. lien, or interest in the
real estate described in the amended
complaint herein, Defendants.
THE STATE OF W‘ASHINGTON to
the said Fannie D. l‘i/loRczivy, a widow;
Joseph E. Morton (also known as '
Joseph S. Morton). Jane Doe Morton; r
Herman P. Cramer, Jane Doe trainer;
John. V. Cumber, Jane Doe Cumber;
George. E. Bradley. Jane Due Brad-
ley; Lizzie B. Couier. John Doe
Couier: Charles Fischer, ’Jane Doe.
Fischer; Robert Meroign, Jane Doe
Meroign; lcorgc Reiiiii-h, Jane Doer
Reinich: George E. Starrett. Jane Doe
Starrett; Hugo Pey .r, Jane Doe Pey-
ser; B. B. Meagliei. Jane Doe hfeag—
her; Thos. P. Hannegan, Jane Doe
Hannegan; P. A. Meagher, Jane Roe
Meagher, Louis R. Flowors, Jane Doe
Flowers; V/ai‘ren Carroll, Jane Doe.
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 or
parties unknown claiming any right.
title, estate, lien, or interest in the
real estate described iii the amended
complaint. herein, Defendants:
YOU, and EACH OF YOU, ARE
HEREBY SUMMONED to appear
within sixty (60) days after the date
of the first publication of this sum-
mons, to—wit: 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 their office
bel‘ow stated in Seattle, King: County.
State of Washington, Mason County
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 rcndereCI'
against you according: to the ,demand.
of the amended complaint which has
been filed with the Clock of said
court.
The object of the above entitled
action is to recover possession of the
real property ,hereinefter described.
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 pf the second class.
formerly owned by the State of
Washington, situate in front of, ad-
jacent to or abutting upon that por-
tion of the Government lileandcr line
in front of Government Lot 4. 'Sec-
tion 32. Township 22 North, Range
3 West, W. M., extending to the
line of extreme low tide, and lying
East of the East line of Seattle
Street (also known as Skookum
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-
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, HOROW‘ITZ &
STEPHAN and THEODOREIS.
TERNER, Attorneys for Plain-
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Seattle, Washington
Phone: MAin 6386
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Pianos, Accordions, Band in-
struments, Records, sheet mus-
ic, accessories and service.
Messingale Music Co.
105 West Heron, Aberdeen
Phone Ab. 3025
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room cabiéingood, W ANTED: used refrigeratbr, well
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J. Malavey.
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cluded. Lilliwaup Motel,
2-25--3-11—t3.
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~room furnished
cabin. Wood, water and lights
furnished. Maple Beach on Lake
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slippers on Thursday afternoon,
vicinity Lawton Apts.
111M.
Isabella.
Phone
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WIDOWER with completely fur-
nished home, refrigerator, elec-
tric range, etc., wishes couple,‘
preferably with children, to'
furnish board and room in ex-
change for use of home. Write
for appointment. W. L. Marble,
P.O. Box 37. 3-4——tf, ;____ ML.--“
eight weeks old. Inquire. Journal.
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for small child. Your home Ol'l
mine, $1.00 per day. Mrs. Nor-
by at Penney Store. 3-11—25——3t
WANTED: furnished apartment
or house ,for couple. Will pay
well for desirable place. Tele-
phone 262 or write A. G. Ready,
Rayonier, Shelton. 3-11-25—A773t.
WANTED: your old double edge
razors. Lost mine on a sunken
ship. A Sailor. Razors may be
turned in to Journal office.
WANTED: woman to work about
six hours day, evenings andi
Sunday off. One child. $50.00
month and board. Mrs. Crabill,
phone 121. 2—25—tfn. ;
LOST: red scooter several weeks.
Finder call 431W. Mrs. Harry
Young. 3-11—1t.
FOUND: pair horn rim glasses at
3rd and Franklin. Owner
for this adv and claim glasses.
Journal office.
Pay
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$5.00 REWARD for information
leading to return of girls Col-
son bicycle, serial No. 1618J9,
stolen from in front Paramount
Theatre Saturday night, Feb-
ruary 19. Phone 182.
A—2-25--3-12——3t.
LOST: key ring with six keys,
downtown last week. Inquire at
Journal. Phone 100.
McD—3-4-18—3t.
weight
FOUND:
about 1100, about '10 years old.
W. P. Bliss, Rt. 2, Box 114.
Call after 6:30 p. m. 3—4-18—3t.
MAN’S FLYER BICYCLE, stolen
from Sleyster's stand Wednes-
March 3rd. New
paint job, blue and White, two
speed New Departure coaster
brake, Serial No. 12341‘under
sprocket. Reward for return to
Daviscourt’s
Burgeson.
sorrel mare
da ' ni ht
ch, Jane Doe:- y g
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Bakery.
.National Forest Timber
For Sale
Sealed bids will be received by
the Forest Supervisor, Box 187,
lympia, Washington, up to and
:not later than 10:00 A. M., March
15, 1943, for all the live timber
marked or-designated for cutting,
and all merchantable dead timber
‘located on an area embracing
about 130 acres within
6 and 8, T. 23 N., R. 4 W., W. M.,
Big Creek Watershed, Olympic
National Forest, Washington, e3-
.timated to be 7,500,000 feet 13.
M., more or less, of Douglas-fir,
100,000 feet B. M., more or less (21“
White pine, 900,000 feet B. M.,
more or less of Western redceda’i‘,
,and 1,500,000 feet B. M., more or
less of Hemlock and other specie§.
No bid: of less than,$6.35 per M
feet for Douglas-fir, $4.50 per M
feet for White pine, $3.60 per M
feet for Western redcedar, and
$3.00 per M‘feet for Hemlock and
other species will be considered.
In addition to the prices bid for,
stumpage a cooperative deposit of
$0.15 per M feet B. M., to cover
the cost of tree
sowing and timber stand improve-
ment work on the area cut over,
for the total cut of timber under-
the terms of the agreement, will
be required. $20,400 must be de-
posited with each bid, to'be ap-
plied on the purchase price, ro-
funded, or retained in ‘part as lil-
quidated damages, according to
conditions of sale. The'ri
reject any and all bids re
‘Before bids are submitted ,full in-
formation concerning the timber,
the conditions of sale, and the
submission of bids should be ob—
tained from the District Ranger,
Washington,
Sections 5,
planting, seed
ght
Serve?
Hoodsport,
Forest Supervisor,
Building, Olympia, Wa
or the
Post OffiCe
shington.,
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CALL FOR BIDS FOR COUNTY
PRINTING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
until 2:15 p. m. on Monday, April 5th.
sealed bids will be received by
Board of County Commissioners
of Mason County at their office in
the court houSe at Shelton. for county
advertising and official publication of
all notices for the term of one year.
from July 1. 1943, bids to be based
on nonpareil solid. Amount of bond
to be fixed at time of letting contract.
day of March,
HARRY DEYETTE,
Clerk of the Board of Mason
County Commissioners, Shel-
3~4-11-18-25—-4t.
1943,
DATED
1943.
this
ton, ‘ Wash.
Throw
fight.
your SCRAP into the
WANTED: good wheel chair.
Write-or see Teofilo Longoria,‘
512 Cascade, Shelton, Wn.
2-25—~3-12~3t.
WILL PAY 5c per pound for
clean cotton rags with all but-
tons and snaps removed. No
curtains. Journal office.
2-25—tfn.
WANTED: woman who can apert.
ate linotype machine to work
one or more days a week at
Journal Office. 2—11tf.
Used Cars
0....
FOR SALE: 1935 Plymouth tour-
ing sedan. Radio," heater, nice
running condition. Good tires,
nice looking car. Phone 251R
Thursday and Sunday or after
4 p. m. P—3—4-18—3t.
FOR SALE: 15359 Model A FOrd
sedan, state tested, 4 good tires,
fine condition. Claude Saxgent,
Fernwood. Phone Union 289 af-
ter 6:30 p. m. 3-11~1t.
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CARD OF TH NKS
We wish to take this opporo
tunity to thank the citizens of
Shelton who bad faith in our
campaign for a more efficient
school system, and voted for us
in the School Board Election last
week. We pledge ourselves to the
betterment of the Shelton school
system.
Mrs. Laura T. Murphy
Dr. Robert E. Brown
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT, REPORT AND PETITION
0F EXEGUTRIX FOR SETTLEM l'iN ,
DISTRIBUTION AND DISCHARGE.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHNGTON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF MASON,
: IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of
Louis Weinel, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
Ona A. Weinel, Executrix of the
aimve
estate, has filed With the Cler. of
said Court her final account, .report
and petition for settlement and dis—
tribution of the estate of the de-
ceased. herein the Court is asked
to approv said account and report,
and make distribution of the estate.
and discharge the Executrix.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN. that
in accordance with an order of the‘
Court made and entered on the '27th
day of February, 1943, a hearing will
be had before the Court on said final
account, report and petition on Sat-
urday, the 3rd day of April, 1943,
’at 10 o'clock, A. M., on said day in
the Court Room of said Court in the ‘
Court House atyshelto’n, Washington.
Dated this 4th ‘day of March, 1943.
ESTHER ROLES.
Acti’ng Clerk of the Superior“
Court for Mason County,
Washington.
ALDEN C. BAYLEY,
Attorney ,for Executrix,
Title Insurance Building,
Shelton, Washington. 3j4—11-18-25A—4t.‘
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL
COUNTY REAL PROPERTY
. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
it appears to the best interests of
Mason County -that the following de-
scribed real estate belonging to Ma-
son County, Washington, be sold:
Tract No. 14 C. Section 19, ‘Town-
ship 20 North, Range 3 West of
Willamette Meridian. more particu-
larly described as follows:
Beginning at the southwest cor-
ner of the Southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter of said section,
township and range: thence north
3 distance of 477 feet. more or less
along_the westside of said forty to
the right of way of the Angleslde
county mad; thence following said
road in an easterly direction, making
due east islxty (60) feet; thence
south parallel with west line. a dis-
tance of 353 feet. ,inore or less, to
the county” road at the top of the
hill; thence westerly 60 feet to the
place of beginning. subject to the
right of way, of the county road
and containing 57-100ths acres more
or less, together with appurtenances.
NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER
GIVEN that the Board of County
Commissioners will meet on the 5th
day of April. 1943. at the hour of 2:00
o’clock p. m., in the office of the
Board at the Court House in Shel-
ton. to hear and determine the ad—
visability of making such sale, at
which time and place the said Board
shall hear evidence and take testi-
mony, .should any be, offered, as to
the propriety and advisability of mak-
ing such proposed sale.
DATED February 23rd, 1943.
HARRY DEYETTE,
Clerk of Board.
Mason County Commissioners
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FOR SALE: on Lake Isabella 41/2 ' WOOD FOR SALE: can 241;].
,FOR SALE: 40 acre ranch, 5
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PILING FOR SALE: call at 347 SECOND GROWTH buzz ‘saw
Second Street. S—2—25»3-11--3t
FOR SALE: tie logs delivered.
Roy McLucas, Rt. 7, Box 578,
wood for sale, $7.50 cord on
place. 14 mile above Union
Phone Union 354. Herbert Al—
len. 3-11-25—3t.
Tacoma, Wn. 2-25--3-11 3t.
FOR SALE: red roosters. Pat
Wagner, 21/2' miles out on Olym—
pia highway. 2-25—3-11—3t.
FOR SALE: 50 tons bag} hay.
Feed Store, 219 South First St.
3-4-11—18—3t.
Real Estate
Cook’s Ranch. Inquire at Cook's l
.D‘
acres, 6 room house, 8 -x 30
screened porch, garden spot,
lights, water, $1800 terms.
Route 1, Box 212.
W—3-11-25——3t
FOR SALE: 2 houses, 91/2 lots
on West Cota Street. Excellent
garden plot. Also 40 acre ranch
in Deckerville. W. S. Valley,
522 North 5th St. Phone 61W.
3-11-25-e3t. l
FOR SALE: 25 acres in Skokom-
ish Valley. Lights, Water, mod-
NEW HAMPSHIRE setting eggs
for sale. Also Bantam chickens.
Anna Huss, Bayshore road, be-
tween Ford‘Garage and dock.
3-11-25—3t.
'ALTASKAN PUPPIES FOR SALE
wwrite Route 1, Box 158, Elma,
Wash. C~3-11—1t.
FOR SALE: Hotpoint eleEtrié
FOR SALE or TRADE for trac-
tor, 20-ft. cabin boat, 4 h. p.
motor. Lawrence Go’sser, Rte. 2.
3—11-25~—3t.
E—3-11-25—3t.
refrigerator like new $150, also
Olympic oil range, perfect con-
dition, $150. See Calvin Jones,
J. C. Penney Co. 3-11—~1t.
1943 TIDE TABLES for sale at
FOR SALEz—black Jersey cow
$75. See McCafferty, Shelton
Shoe Repair. 3—11—1t.
Journal Office. 25c each.
3-4-18—3t.
em 4 room house. Barn. Terms. BALED STRAVV FOR SAflfi; a1-
zotte, 1105 Railroad Ave.
3-4-11-184—3t. l
miles from Shelton on Matlock
Road. Good buildings. Priced
reasonable. Gordon M c K a y,
l Star Rte. No. 2. Phone 14F31.
I 3-4-18~—3t.
FOR SALE or TRADE for Shel-
ton city property: 5 acres and
small house on Bothell high-
way near Woodenville. Inquire
Journal. , Ca2—25--3-11——3t
FOR SALE
Inquire Journal. B~3-4-18——3t I
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE forl
Shelton property, 8 lots in]
Olympia city limits. Ernie Li-l
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FOR ‘SALE: 6 ton 'native hay, 10
so will take orders for plow-
ing, $2.50 per acre or $3.00
hour. Bud Lee at Nalley’s
Ranch. 3-4-18——3t.
FOR SALE or TRADE: one Ford-
son tractor with magpetto: one
2 bottom disc plow. Also loose
hay. Will consider livestock.
Pete York, Route 2, Shelton,
Agate Road. 3-4—18w3t.
FOR: SALE; Jersey cow. Tested,
coming fresh. Claude LOnsberg,
Matlock. 3-4-18—3t.
foot work bench, 15 foot flat
bottom boat, bee hives, extrac-
tor and supplies, mowing ma-
chine, hay rake, fruit jars and
saddle pony. Mrs. Mable Prisz-
ner, Matlock, Wash.
65 acres,’ about 41/2 miles from FOR SALE: Frigidaire electric
Shelton. osme timber, lots of
wood, also 4 room house, good
pole barn. Some cleared. $1875.!
Terms, $375 down. Plenty of
wood for years. See Herb Angle
today.
35 acres with 700 feet of water-
front, Cabin, good spring, good
beach. Priced at $1400.00
Also 4:50 acres of oyster grounds
planted with Pacific Oysters.
Priced at 3350. Can be purchas-
ed with the above waterfront
property at some reduction in
price.
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131,; acres of land and water-
front on Spencer Lake. Excel-
lent property for summer homes
, or year around homes. Excellent
buy at $2250 terms, or $2,000
cash.
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2-room house with woodshed and
some nice dry wood and excel-
lent garden tract. Terms, one
half cash. $850.00.
e a: a:
5-room modern home with good
garden tract. Venetian blinds.
Wood cook stove and oil heat-
er can be purchased. Located on
Mt. View. Terms. $2500.00.
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HERBERT G. ANGLE
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range, 1938 ‘Plymouth coupe,
good rubber and upholstery, en-
gine perfect. Will take stock or
poultry in trade for equity. In-
quire Journal. B—3-4-18-—3t.
OR SALE: 1 year old Rasp-
berry bushes, 25c a dozen. Mrs.
K. G. Osterberg, Wyandotte
Ave (Southside Hill) Shelton.
3—4—18—3t.
I CAN DELIVER Well rotted cow
manure for the Victory Garden.
Drop me a card. John Kozlow-
ske, Rt. 3, Box 68, Shelton,
Washington. 3-4-11—18~3t.
FOR—SALE: Hart‘s s t r a in
Rhode Island Reds hatching
eggs. Good laying, fast growing.
$1.00 per setting. John Byrd,
Rte. 2, Capitol Hill. '
2—25—3-11—-3t.
COAL FOR SALE: stock up_VVith
fuel now. Prompt delivery.
Lump $12.10, range $11.10, stok—
er $10.10, $1.00 less per team
4 ton lots or more. 90c per sack.
Phone 572W. N—2-18--3-18——1M
FOR S LE: grow your own Fil-
berts, 2% foot to 3 foot trees
15c; 3 foot to 5 foot 250. Log-
anberry plants. Herman Dewitz,
10% miles on Allyn road from
Shelton, turn south 1 mile to
Vineyard. 1-8--3-11—10t.
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CALL FOR BIDS P R
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
sealed bids will be received until
10:00 o‘clock a. in. April 5th, 1943, and
w111~bc opened at 10:00 o'clock a. In.
April 5th, 1943, by the Board of
County Commissioners of Mason
County, Washington, at their office
in the court house in Shelton, for- the
‘purchase of a new 1942 deluxe sedan.
With heater and defroster; providing
that the full price of said automo-
bile sliall not exceed $1400.00.
Further provided that one 1940 ‘de—
luxe Ford sedan shall be traded, in
to the successful bidder as part of
the purchase price of the car_selected
by the Board of County Comirlissi‘on-
ers.
This car is being purchased for
Commissioner District No. 3.
Dated this 1st day of March. 1 .
BOARD OF COUNTY CO
MISSIONERS, Mason County,
Washington
VINCENT E. PAUL,
H. R. DICKINSON,
R. TRENCKMANN.
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Tides of the Week
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Computed for Oakland Bay I
(Hood Canal tides are one hd‘ur I
S: 55 minutes earlier)
Phone 337 Angle Bldg.
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CHARLES R. LEWIS
Low 4:52 a.m. 4.2 ft.
Thurs High 10:50 a.m. 13.8 ft.
March 11 Low 5:36 p.m.-. 1.3 ft.
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High 12:18 a.m. 12.5 ft.‘
Fri \ Low 5:43 a.m. 5.3 ft.
March 12 High 11:26 a.m. 13.1 ft.
Low 6:28 p.m. 1.5 ft.
High 1:33 a.m. 12.4 ft.
Sat Low 6:46 a.m. 6.3 ft.
March 13_ High 12:11 p.m. 12.4 ft.
- Low 7:28 p.m. 1.6 ft.
High 2:57 a.m. 112.5 ft.
Sun Low 8:09 a.m. 6.8 ft.
March 14 High 1:06 a.m. 11.9 ft. l
Low 8:32 p.m.‘ 1.7 ft. i
High 4:12 a.m. 12.8 ft.
Mon Low 9:40 a.m. 6.9 ft.
March 15 High 2:13 p.m. 11.5 ft.
Low 9:34 p.m. 1.6 ft. I
High 5:09 a.m. 13.2 ft.
Tues Low 10:52 a.m. 6.5 ft. .
March 16 High 3:23 p.m. 11.4 ft.
Low 10:29 p.m. 1.4 ft.
High 5:54 a.m. 13.6 ml
Wed Low 11:41am. 6.0 ft. l
March 17 High 4:27 p.m. 11.6 ft.
Low 11:17 p.m. 1.2 ft.
High 6:28 a.m. 139 ft.
Thurs Low 12:19 p.m. 5:4 ft.
‘March 18 High 5:20 p.m. 11:9 ft. .
Low 12 mutated;
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Charles T. Wright
LAWYER
Shelton, Washington
ALDEN .o. BAYLEY
ATTORNEY AT LAw
Title Insurance Building
Opposite First National Bank
Phone 23 ‘ Shelton
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INSURANCE
HERBERT G.
ANGLE
Office at Angle Building
“M
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ELLIOT B. SPRING
Accounting Tax Services
Bookkeeping Systems‘
123 4th St. Phone 565
M
WITSIERS ,
FUNERAL HOME
Licensed Embalmers
W. A. Witsiers, Prop.
Phone. 180 — Shelton, Wash.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Suite 1 L. M. Bldg.
Shelton, Washington ‘
RICHARD F. EDDY
Licensed Public Accountant
Notary Public
[325 Railroad Ave. r-"Phone 115