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March 13, 194.
YOU’CAN’T SELL UNTIL you
BUYER! OSEWANTf-ADS
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Bill Taylor,_Pat
Smith TOp Pirate
filmeny charges filed
me Mason County men
tof chick t l‘ l . . ..
the . 9“ seamg ed a tight duel for InleIdual
oyédxénhtted to broughiiscoring honors for the Pantorium
Gathe- th..edm and a 3&1 IPirates during the season which
as“! C C 1 closed with the Renton game
. an . arson March 7. "
3: (1‘ costs each’ .5, Taylor won out by two points,
.given five 149 to 147, and played in one
Justice M‘: C. Zin- less game, 14 to 15. The .Pirates
DeaftGrSherlff'E. F. engaged in. 18 games during the
Duty‘ Fred H1ckson.season, splitting even. One loss
“Fem near Benson'gwas to the Globe Trotters, a
:second was to the Olympia Elks
{when only three regulars played,
two others to Lebam and Ray-
lmond, both played on the cheese—
1box floors of the winning teams.
Here’s the scoring figures:
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Point Producers
Bill Taylor and Pat Smith stage I
RED CEDAR SHINGLE INDUSTRY
DATES BACK TO VANCOUVERS
EXPEDITION TO NORTHWERT
It was exactly 150‘ years .ago
this month that Captain George
Vancouver, in command of a har-
dy crew aboard a 400-ton sailing putedly named 'after a legendary
ship appropriately named “TheiGreek navigatorcwhods said to
Discovery,” set sail from England have been the first white in
for the little—known and myster- , the region about H.592. ’VailCOu-
ious North Pacific Coast. !
The many exploratory achieve- lforested coast near the. present lo—
gments of Vancouver in this arealcation of Port Townsend, fro‘m
during the years 1791—1793 areiwhere he sent out several small
universally recognized today. He I boats on exploratory trips «about
discovered and named, either forlthc region. One of these boats,
members of his crew or friends manned by crew members named
back in England, such familiarIPuget and Whidby, wd‘rked as far
Northwest landmarks as Pugetisouth down, the inland waterway
Sound, Mount Rainier, Mount IBa¥fat the present site of the city of
ker, Whidby Island, Hood calial,;"1‘acoma.,
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recompensed for this oversight. ‘
The expedition proceeded slowly
up the Strait of Juan deluuea, re—
LTONsMASON COUNTY JO
ver ordered a halt'off the heavily,
URNAL
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Real Estate
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FOR SALE: 160 acres logged
land #7 new growth, small lake,
good average land, Newatzel
district. $1 acre. H. G. Angle,
Shelton. 3-6-18ie4t.
FOR SALE: 10 acres on Arcadia
road. Good buy. Terms. Also 2%,
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Inquire 1013 E. Dearborn.
3—11-13‘18#3t.
FOR SALE: 4 room modern bung-
} alow with nook and fruit cel-
l lar, close in and fine View of
cit} Owner going away W111
sacrifice at $850 orLterms or
$800 cash. M. C. Zintheo, Real-
tor. Phone 157.
QUICKSALETO room house
close to business district. $2400
l isplgelgrcfivia " lzslvaShon ISland: Port Townil “Discovers”.
Red Cedar furnished or $2100 unfurnished.
Lé‘yé‘gl 1L1 76I1I) 6 Isendz the .Gulf of Georgia, and‘I During
Ithijsyrpenod O: YCCOIP Inquire‘ at 324 Grove S't‘ 0,:
I . Somers 12":’ 74 I Welton 3 4 man} others. :iiaissance, botanist
Menzies was ’antorium Cleaners. M--3-13—
. I ~~EY cO-or HATCHERv Mccomb 15 ' 73'I Case 1 VVVVVV u 2 k One
inépojrtant yethreiitively un- I alllSlly' engaged tintlgxploglfiiigh
t SALETEEII-ZEZéSr-viogged
‘0 vi TACOMA wAsH, ‘ ,-_ G. Smith 11 45 Steele .... .. 2. “CW”
’SCO‘GYY “ 19 um be! “mus rfege 3%} n , A: , Inndwmw growth wood
aver-
': Ii..- ‘ ‘ .‘ M.Taylor9 38 Cormier 2 Zlattributed to the
Vancouver ex—‘fO‘dnd 351mm} Among JW “wily Tm land Newatzp'l
aistrict. $1
, A CloutierT 27 I Madge“ 1 2 'pedition, however, was made by
evergreen trees examined, he was‘ if: W 'G A“ I; Sh‘elton
‘ I, V. M'cCann 2 14 ‘I Carlson 3 1 IVancouver’s ship surgeon
and bot- particularly:yiniprcsscd With a. gi- (“K- Iv- - g ’
(yew-‘4“
« NE iHAMP’SHmESV " I Ianist, Archibald Menzies. Born ant
SPGCICS' Wl'fll‘f‘h “‘3 Pecogmzpfi mm“ WW PM; ,,,.
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‘ RV OLD LEG...’C6C:K,ER.EVS Iand educated in England, Menzies
somewhat Similar to_tne t)ch s
-, ' ' ' 'L' A Vacant house Won't Pay Stuamd botimy
at the Royal BOt- 0f Lebanon found fiTCWUlg 3“ A313 7 acres of Dropcrty
on the Bay
Taxes . . . Advertise It!
Pile -
Milli
If Interested
151mm.- 10-1212
0 o o o o o o
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futon JERSEY FARM
,‘ 'Bfixshore Road, 5 Miles From Shelton.
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Visitors Invited
Isidc of the earth, he expressed to
Minor and to which reference is
made in the Bible.; .Today' is i
known as Thuja lPllcata or \K’es‘u
ern Red Cedar.
Menzies not only
anic Gardens, Edinburgh, later cn-
tering the English navy as an
.assistant surgeon. Hearing of the I
1proposed expedition to the oppo-
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:1 4 Captain VanCOUVCY his desire toldistinctive odor, immense s? and
Iaccoinpany it as ship surgeon solgmceful beauty, but he ‘0 ob-
that he COUId continue to make served the wide use to which the
bommcal d’SCOVQ}3195 equally 1m“ native Indians of the reglon
1301"t€1nt t0 geographical 01103 ' some. friendly, ’thers
hostile
0f hls 3550913L95-”’ put this specie Of wood. They
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Missed Coliliiibia’p Mouth
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Vancouver’s tiny fship sailed
around the Cape of Good Hope,
sighting the North American con-
tinent, which was then known as
“New Albion,” nearly four months
used for their excellent sea-going
canoes, for their everyday ramp
incecis, for their burial coffins; he
thence across the Indian Ocean, Ieven saw that they took ucedm.
through the EaSt males, and . woo :' from the. bark and wove? it
across the broad Pacific, firstl ' ‘
intoI .rijmitive blankets. Upon in-
Ilquir 3, he was told by the Indians,
ithrough the use of signs, that the
lrcason for their extensch use of
ish Columbia areas more than
fate, failed to discover the mouth!
of the Columbia River, the pres-|
once of which was then unknown. I
Multiple Uses Found
At the time, Menzies certainly
iHowever, his many later discover- I did not foresee the widespread
ies in the Puget Sound and Brit- [usage Whit Western Red Cedar
would rece' as roof and Side-
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g I Oldsmobile Coupe
I finish excellent. Tires all very Motor is nicely broken in. Has appear—
Inamed the ‘
. hipm echanically right. DeLuxe ance of a new car. Very clean inside try,
em? and Radio and Heater. and out.
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1938 BUICK COUP
Heater and Radio. .'
1936 CHEVROLET COUPE
1934 CHEV. MASTER DeLUXE SEDAN
1937 CHEVROLET COUPE
Heater and Radio.
1934 FORD COUPE
1937 FORD TUDOR
Heater.
Heaterv and Radio.
1936 OLDSMOBILE TOURING SEDAN-
1937 OLDSMOBILE TOURING SEDAN
1937 NASH AMBASSADOR TRNG. SDN.
Heater.
319.34 PLYMOUTH COUPE
.1936 FORD COUPE
533.1937 FORD PANEL TRUCK
a: {193:1 CHhEVROLET 11/25TON
1933 CHEVROLET ll/z-TO-N
. I 1936
‘.. “fivfigolet Sport Sedan
an,“ black finish. No-draft Ven-
Q0118» Built-in trunk and heater.
‘ “fly‘ Owner handled this car very
Plymouth
"1935 STUDEBAKER TOURING. SEDAN
Oldsmobile COupe "
Here is a 6-Cy1inder- coupe that has been
so slightly used that it is just like new.
Equipped with heater and radio.
.wall covering by millions of his
.fellow - men, who would come
to settle in “New Albion" years
later.
in England, however, as far back
,as the middle of the 14th cen—
‘tury. The use of this material
Ewas transplanted to America with
the Pilgrims.
. l Naturally when the first pion-
eers follbwed the Lewis and Clark
experition into the Pacific North'-
west, they constructed their
homes from everlasting cedar.
With the coming of the irans~
continental railroads to the North-
west in 1885, the‘mallufaetul‘e‘of
almost overnight. Today, over
made from this hardy species
which grows in commercial quan-
tities in the states of Wasniugton
and Oregon and the province of
British Columbia. 1
gle industry has.‘played an im-
1938
Touring Sedan
of the Pacific Northwest.
in V ancouver’s
Archibald
sailing company,
“New Bl‘evitiie—s~ ,
Of Belfair Area
I By Mrs. Gladys Irving
. Belfair, March 11. ~— Mrs. Char-«
‘les Irving has been visiting her
‘ daughter, Mrs. Charles Meuli, and
,family, for the past ten days.
She returned home Sunday.
.day the 10th of March, and all
lthe children and grandchildren
1 lgathered at the home place to
,help celebrate her birthday.
‘ ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mickleson
, ‘made a trip to Enumclaw where
.they visited Mrs. Collins and
.family. Mrs. Collins is Mrs.
5: Mickleson’s. sistert 1 "
' Mr. Orr who has the old Mil-
ler Place was a‘caller at «the
Irving home Monday evening? E
Not much news” this week i as
your correspondent has been a.way
the past two weeks. ;
Swan Truedson from Port *Or-e‘
chard, has gone well along in
putting up his‘ new houso, on ihis
place near Belfair. \
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OW SAFE is your
home‘from plunder-
ing burglars25l'here’s no
time when you need
Burglary Insurance more
than around the holidays;
[ETNA-IZE
See us now absut :1 Residence Burg-
lary, Theft and Robbery Policy is—
sued by The [Etna Casualty and
Surety Company of Hartford, Conn.
HERB ANGLE
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Phone 114
after leaving England. In sailingI'this particular tree was its ex“
north along the Pacific Coast Van— :treme durability and resiS‘I-anclev
couver, through some qu1rk ofltO the weather. ‘
Wpod shingles were used’
. shinglw from’Western Red Cedar'
trees sprang into a great industry.
94 percent of all wood shingles are. .
So it is that the red cedar shin- '
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AndIThursday of
an obscure botanist and surgeon 20, with
cnzies. might Well be in the Isabella Valley.
father" of the indus- berg will make new curtains for
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Mrs. G901 Roesello had a birth? 10f Frances Bliss of Matlock dur-.
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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
v wood. This is about the last
piece. of waterfront property on
the Buy close in and is well
worth the price of. $1075. Some
terms.
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CC-
room modern home with large
~llilfllll$lICCl upstairs. Excellent
finish inside. Best view lot in
Vial ‘21‘ Park. This will make a
fine suburban home close in.
Priced at $1,600.00.
. :l: :2
.1 room house with brick chimney,
cement basement and founda-
tions. Good garage and wood-
shed, well and small spring run-
ning through, property. About
1,5,» acre good ground mostly
cleared. Property is all fenced.
A good buy at $475.00. Terms.
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HERBERT G. ANGLE
JOURNAL Want Ads are used by
scores of your friends and
neighbors with great success.
Complete information a b o u 1:
what you have to sell always
helps.
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UVVVVVVVVV‘ vvvv (VVV'vVVV
Lost and Found
FOUND: ladies gold locket. Own-
ergcan have same by identifying
and paying for this ad. Phone
53—J.
Grange Hall At~
Shelton Valley
Being Improved
By Una. \Vinsor
Shelton Valley, March 12,
meet
next week, March
Mrs. Oliver Constable
as hostess at her home
The mem-
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acting
the Grange Hall, and a potluck
lunch will be served at noon.
A new wood and coal furnace
and a chimney is being built, so
the Grangers hope they will be
more comfortable in cold wea-
ther.
Mrs. Charley
ter, Jean, visited in Shelton Fri-
day.’-evening with her brother,
and family.
Miss Ida Smith was the guest
ing the weekend.
Mr; and Mrs. Dan Bennett and
children Elaine and Bob, Mr. and
Mrs. R. R. Phillips and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Robinson of Shel-
ton, were visitors at Echo Farm
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Mrs; George B. McFetridge and
little daughter, Bonnie, of San.
Diego, California, Mrs. C. V.- De-
.Rosier and Don DeRosier of Shel—
ton, and H. E. Woldcn and daugh-
ters from the Arcadia Road were
visitors Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Signe Knecland.
Mr. and Mrs. \Valter Cooke and
Mrs. Dewey Bennett were visit—
ors at the. home of .Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Shafer Monday afternoon,
and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Grenberg
hat evening
with her. parents.
Mrs. Estella Holman, accom:
panied by Mrs. Oliver Constable
from the Isabella Valley,
to the meeting of the Hatchery
Grange, near Sch‘afer’s Park, on:
iThurSday evening. Mrs. Holman
was asked to act as one “of the
judges in the amateur house dress
contest. '
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin O‘Biien
and children Mollie and Glenn,
spent Sunday evening at, the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charley
Baker. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Cross
also called there.
Mrs. Dewey Bennett returned
Saturday from several days visit
in Seattle, where she witnessed
“blackout” Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith were}
callers Thursday at the Winsor
and Walter Cooke homes.
Davi‘d‘Kneeland from the Mill
Creek Community visited at the
Highlands with his aunt, Mrs. Sig-
nc Knecland, Monday.
A Jersey cow owned by Vearl
Bennett presented the family
with twin calves Tuesday morn—
ing, thus bringing the number of
cows to double blessed event to
six in this neighborhood the past
three years.
Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Rutledge
NAL
acres overlooking Lake Spencer..
about ll miles from Shelton, has;
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Classified Service For Rent >
gun AAA.¢AA- Q‘A A- AAAMaQ‘
with I FURNISHED APARTMENTS for
sta
"CHICKS get right rt
FISHER’S SAVETIME. High? rent (2 and3rnoms). Good 10-
percentage of digestible nutri—‘ cation. Very reasonable. Golds-
ents helps build vigorous profit-
able hens. Start with Savetime
today. Fisher dealer for service.
borough Apts, Second and Knee-
land Streets, Shelton. 5-7-tf.
ER RENT: furnished three room
apartments. Mill Street Apart-
ments. Phone 259-M. C-1-13-c.
lFOR RENT: cottage on Oakland
l Bay, 2 miles out. Modern con-
veniences. Phone 11—J.
R—3-6—11—18—
MILL WOOD
I One Cord $4.50
Double Load (2 cords)
$8.50
PHONE 38-J
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'FOR RENT: 2 room apartment,
private bath. 234 South Second
Street. B—3-13-18w2t.
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IFOR RENT: large room with
i , I garage. Inquire after p. m.
5 Looking For A Letter? , Mrs. Baskerville, on 13th Ile—
l Then write one on Eaton tween .Olympic and BnayView'
' Stationery. It's socially AngleSIde' 0'13"“:-
I correct. mvvvvwvvv m‘
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IR DRUG STORE I Wanted
I LARGE SIZE l f‘f‘rm‘f“u“““‘
Duplicating IVVAI‘IIED: Plowmg by the hour,
with tractor. Leave telephone
orders at Cooke‘s Feed Store.
E-2-25-27. 3-4-6—11-13—6t.
i SALES BOOKS
5 5c Each.
Jr 55¢ per dozen
WANTED AT ONCE: carloads or
truckloads of large. sound ma—
IWe also take orders for all kinds
of special“
! PRINTED SALES BOOKS
Our prices are as low .-or lower
than outside salesmen can quote
you THE JOURNAL
and liberal scale. Prompt settle-
ment. Northwest Chair Com-
pany, Tacoma, Washington.
3-4-6-11-13--4t.
WANTED: middle age couple or
man to work farm on share. No
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Baker and daugh—.
drove r
BE POPULAR
Give Whitman Chocolates. Love
thrives on thoughtfulness, bring
a box of Whitman’s Chocolates
I it’s the thoughtful thing to
do. ‘
FIR DRUG STORE
Ii LEGAL PUBLICATIONS l
Cause No. 57/120
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ,
OF REAL ESTATE
Under General Execution
In the Superior (‘ourt of the
of Washington for (‘lallani County
CLALLAM ADJUSTMENT CORPOR-
ATION Plaintiff, WASHINGTON SER-
State
VICE CORR. ASSlfl'llNl vs. CARL
IPAUTZKE. also known as CARL O.’
lPAUTZKE. and DORIS PACTZKE,l
Ihls Wile Defendant.
l Under and by virtue of a general'
execution issued out of and under
the seal of the Superior Court ofl
the State of Washington. in and forl
Isald County, on the 10th day or
AMarch. 1941. upon a judgment ren‘
dcred in said Court on the 3rd day
Iof February. 1941, in favor of Plainv
,tiff and against defendants. Carl
IPautzke, also known as Carl 0. Pant—
;ake. and Doris Pauizkc, his wife
Iludgmcnt debtors for the sum of
‘Seventy and nil-loo ($70.00) Dollarsl
together with attorney‘s fees. inter-V
lest, costs and increased costs. and
to me directed and delivered. I did
ion the 11th day Of March, 1941. levy
[upon all Ithe right, title and interest!
o1 said Judgment debtors in and to!
the followmg described property to,
satisfy said judgment, to—wit: i
Elfi- of Lot 2, Block 11. Angleside
Second Addition to Shelton, Ma- :
l son County. Washington.
3 NOW THEREFORE. NOTICE IS
iHEREBY GIVEN, That on Saturday.
Ithe 12th day of April, 194], at 10
.o‘t‘lock in the forcnoon of said day,
II Will sell the above described prop»
,erty. or so much thereof as may [H7
‘necessary to satisfy said judgment,
:together with attorney's fees, .inter—
est. costs and increased costs. in all
amounting to the sum of One hundred
and two and 55/100 ($102.55) Dollars.
Said sale will ,take place at the
East door of the Court House at
lShelton‘ in said County and State.
.and will be at public auction, for-
,lcash in hand to the highest and best
lbidder.
VVasll., this 12th
' Dated at Shelton,
day of March, 1941.
E. F. MARTIN.
! Sheriff of said County.
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{CALL FOR BIDSFOR AUTOMOBILE
lMASON COUNTY ROAD DIST. NO. I
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that sealed bids will be received by]
the Board of County Commissioners
at their office ’in the court house at4
.Shelton. Washington. on Monday. the
3IstIday of March, 1941 at eleven
oclock A. ”M.' for the furnishing o'-
the following equipment:
I One 1941 super de luxe Ford. 1
, Chevrolet or Plymouth Sedan
With heater. dei’rosters and Seat
covers, on which will be traded
I in one 1939 Chevrolet Sedan.
1 The Board of County Commission-
iers reserve the right to reject any
for all bids.
19EATED this 26th day of February l
. 5,39.
l , r , HARRY ‘»‘:1)EYETTE.i
r-(“lerk-oi‘ the Board ofb
County Commission-
421's. Mason County.
Washington.
3-13-20~2t.
l NOTICE OF SAI.E,-.OF COUNT):
| REAL PROPERTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
pursuant to an order of the Board of
County Commissioners of Masoni
County, made and entered on the 4th}
day of March, 1941. there will b (if-‘-
{cred for sale by the Sheriff of saidl
county, at public auction at the
Idour of the court house
Ion Saturday April 121b, 1941 at ten
‘Io'cloek A.M.. to the highest bidder,
'thte following described real prop~l
. or y.
I Northeast quarter of the South- l
west quarter (NELQ of SWH) of
I Section two (2), Township Nine—
i teen (19) North. Range Four (4)
W‘est, W. 1.1.. with appurtenances;
This forty acrv‘s. known as “County
Farm,” \has thinty-nine acres of
cleared. sandy loam and bottom land.
the balance pasture and Wood lot and
Ilias _a. good creek running through.
‘provldlng sufficient water for irriga-
tion. Has a good six room house with
bath, a large barn and numerous out-
buildings. Located thrcc miles from,
Shelton on paved road and electric!
power line. Suitable for dairymg,
truck gardening or chickens. ,
Appriased value, $3,500.00. W111 SON
for $700.00 cash and balance in ten
yearly payments at five pel‘ “Ont 1’"
tcrest. .
For additional information
or write to the Auditor
County.
Dated this 5th day of March- 1941-
I-IARRY DEYETTE,
in Shelton,
contact
of Mason l
l Clerk of the loard of County
i Commissioners. Mason. County,
Washington. \
3-6-13—20—3t.
visited Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Cobke.
Mrs. Signe Kneeland was the
guest of Mrs. H. A. VVinsor and
daughters at lunch Tuesday. That;
‘ afternoon Mrs. S. W. Cross, Mrs.
Charley Baker, Mrs. J. A. Shafer.
and Mrs. Vearl Bennett and chil-f
dren, Earlyne and Bill were visit-I
ors, there, also. .
tall order of the Bo
Inlssxoners of Mas
iiot
. roads,
’now in use, or rights—of—way for roads
children. Inquire Journal.
C—«3-11-13—«2t.
WANTED: iiiiiii to cut cord wood.
Phone 473-W evenings.
H~—--3-11-13--2t. I
WANTED: woman or girl Ior
housework, full time. One child
in family. Call 354.
Se—3-11-13—2t
VJANTED work at resort on Hood
Canal. Phone 14-F-11.
C~3-11-13——2t.
WANTED: Plowing by the hour.
with tractor. Leave telephone
orders at Cooke’s Feed Store orl
contact B. E. Evans, R. 3, Box
85. tf.
TWO LADIES want house clean-
ing by hour. Will give refer-
ences. Phone 379-M. C—~3-13--1t
WANTED: men to cut cord wood.
Phone 473-W evenings.
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Mixed Mill Wood
Never been in Salt Water
$4.50 Cord
2 Cords $8.50
PHONE 378
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LAWN MOWERS
SHARPEN ED
Keys made — washing ma-
chines repaired ~— specialist
in fine mechanical repairs and
upholstery.
Handy Man Shop
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to and in conformity
aid of County Com-
on County. State of
duly made and entered
h day of March, 1941 -
mg the undersigned to sell,'il)irdt(lle
manner provxded by law (Section 133.
Chapter 263,. Laws of 1927). the uh,—
dersigned Will on Saturday, the 29th
day 01;: March, 1941. at the hour of
nine oelock in the forenoon of said
033'. at_the front door of the Court
House in the City of Shelton. said
County and State, offer for sale, at
less than the minimum price
stated below, plus advertisin and
crlusxng costs. to the highest a d best
bidder, all the right, title. and inter—
est of said Mason County, execcpt-
mg therefrom, however, all public
CCC roads. streets or alleys
Washington,
on the 5t
now owned by, or sought to be appro-
priated at this date for public roads,
CCC roads or streets, by said county.
in and to the following described real
properties, situated in said County and
State, to-wit:
NEIA SE14, and NW»; SE14,
Section 30, Township 20 North,
Range 5 West, W. 1‘. Offer $80.00
OMER L. DION.
cash.
. Treasurer OI Meatm County.
(SEAL)
March 6th, 13th and 20th——3t.
CALL FOR BIDS FOR COIYNTY
PRINTING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
at two o’clock p.m. on Monday. March
31st. 1941, sealed bids will be received
front i by ‘the Board of County Commission-'
ers of Mason County at their office
in the court house at Shelton, for
county advertising and Official publi—
cation of all notices tor the term of
one year from July 1. 1941. bids to
be based on nonpareil solid. Amount
of bond to be fixed at time of letting
contract. '
DATED this 51h day of March, 1941.
HARRY DEYETTE.
Clerk of the Board of County
Commissioners, Mason County,
Washington.
3—6~13-20-27—4t.
No. 3985.
summons.
In the Superior Court 01' the State
of Washington for Mason County.
LULA M. I’ERKlNS, Plaintiff. vs.
GERALD L. PERKINS. Defendant.
STATE OF WASI’IlNLl'l‘ON to Ger—
ald L. Perkins Defendant:
You are- her" i sumnionl-d to ap-
pear within .. , (00) days ai'll‘r
-(léllt‘ ol' the fll‘.. publication of this
summons, to wit within sixty days
al'tl-r the 30111 (lay of Jan, lilil, and
deform] the abovr» untitled action in
the court :ll‘ol‘lrrzlid :illd unswl'r the.
('Ulllplllllll of (li“ pluiulil'l' Lula. l\I.
Perkins, and scrvr- coin“ of your
answer upon the undr- gnod at~
101’!le for plaintiff at his office ad-
dress below stated, and in case of
your failure. so to do, judgment will
be rt-udcro-(l against. you according
to the dmnaud of the complaint
which has bin-u filed with the Clrrk
t'.
.of said court.
The
part
Obj‘ V1.
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of this action on the
plaintiff is to sccurt
a divorce from the. defendant.
.1. \V. GRAHAM,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office Address. Suits 5
Clove." Didi-.1, Shelton, \Vash.
1-30. 2-6-13-20-27. 3-6-13—7t.
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AN T A S
RATES
On Classified Advertisements
10 cents a line. (5 words) first
insertion, 5c a line each subse-
quent insertion. Mini mum
charge 300.
Classified advertisements ac-
cepted over the telephone from
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
16c will be made when billing’h
necessary. Card of thanks 50c.
Classified Display Rates on
Request.
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For Sale
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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. " 6--4—1--1m.
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FOR SALE: one bay mare 1,600
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pounds. Inquire at Mrs. Sadie
Austin’s. 7th and McCormick,
Olympia. 3-11-13-18—20——4t.
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l'FOR SALE: two incubators, ex-
cellent condition, 500 egg capaC°
ity. Call at 1012 East Dearborn.
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! FOR SALE: Jersey Guernsey cow,
' high test, heavy milkcr and 2-
! yr.-old heifer. Both bred. Mrs.
I M. Matthes, Rt. 2, Agate. tf.
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FOR SALE: work horses, see
George Dunn. Agate, ten miles
from Shelton near Agate ‘v~
3-11-13-
PAY‘ WITH
‘ American Express
Money Orders
FIR DRUG STORE
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ALDEN C. BAYLEY '
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Title Insurance Building
Opposite First National Bank
Phone 23 Shelton
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Office at Angle Building
ELLIOT B. SPRING A
Accounting Tax Services
Bookkeeping Systems. ‘
123 4th St. Phone 565
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Next RegulaiCommunication
APRILS
M. H. NEEDHAM
Worshipful Master
‘J. L. CATTO,
Secretary. v
WITSIERS
FUNERAL HOME .
Licensed Embalmers
W. A. VVitsiers, Prop.
Phone 180 - - Shelton. Wash.
CALL FOR BIDS FOR BOARD OF
COUNTY PRISONERS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
bids Will be opened by the Board of
County Comlnissmncrs of MaSOn
County, Washington, on Mondeiy,
March 31st, 1941 at eleven o’clock a.m.i
at the office of the board in the;
court house in Shelton, for furnishing
county prisoners twu meals per day
igil one year commencing April 18,
Menu as follows”
Breakfast: Ho (es, toast, two eggs
each, fried potatoes, bacOn'or
ham, coffee with cream.
Dinner: Roast beef or other meat,
potatoes and some vegetables,
bread and butter, pie or pudding.
coffee with Cream.‘ .
Statutory limitation Sixty cents per
day. Bids must be sealed and labeled.
Dated this 5th day of March, 1941.
HARRY DEYE'I‘TE.
Clerk of the Board of County
Commissioners, Mason County,
Washington.
3-6-13-—2t.
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No. 21408
NOTICE TO CREDITOBS
TO FILE CLAIMS
.In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington for Mason County. (In
Probate)
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF CHARLES SAUL, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That Letters Testamentary on the
Estate of Charles Saul, deceased, were
granted to the, undersigned, on the
18th day of February. 1941. by the
said Superior Court. _
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to serve them
with the meet ry vouchers upon me.
at the (iffiCl “.Iarion Garland. 105-8
Dith Bldg. Brelilerton. Wash, with-
in six months after the date of the
first publication'of this notice. to-wit,
within six months after the 27th day
of February, 1941. and ,file the same
with the clerk of this Court together
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with proof of such service, or they
lshall be forever barred.
K Dated at ll'cnlcl‘ton. \Vasdr, this
25th day of Feb” 1941.
BREMERTON TRUST & SAVINGS
BANK. A CORPORATION, EX-
ECUTOR 0F ESTATE. 0
By R. A. NOYES, President.
MARION GARLAND,
Attorney for Estate.
Office and Post Office Address:
105~8 Diet?) llidg”
Bremcrton. Wash.
2-27. 3-6—13—21L74t.
YOU ARE COVERED for any 110*:
cident for $.25 lEyer day. Longer-
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time the rate cheaper. Herb
Angle.