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RATES angamfied Advertisements a line (5 words) first Th 11118 l .59 a line each subse- 3/ - ertion Mini mum )w 4:3? V 03 . 1 :1 . oéed advertisements ao- __,_.-’ er the telephone from aubsc ' sh : , pan l‘lbers. Cash should fw . m, y 311 Other orders or gh he mmade before the first 3w ,1 mm to save expense gh An extra charge of “'w . made when billing is ah .- Card of thanks 50c. 3‘” led Display Rates on Request, WW mvvvvv‘ vavvvvvv V mvvavvm For Sale Classified Service 1' lFOR SALE: Mason County U. S. certified hatchery S. C_ Whitei Leghorns chix that are certified by U. S. government and State Announcing 1940 Western Royal SHELTON-MASON COUNTY . OURNAL lull LD ‘PROFII'QBLE iA‘Yilis 30 W ml Real Estate I all: S? E RY‘IJW‘AY adsunilAY FOR SALE: 8-room house suitable: for apartments or boarders. Lot 64 x 120. House partly damag-V ed by 'fire. Owner will sell asl of Washington. Sexed chix, ‘ Refrigerators and l is, price reduced. 404 Franklinl . . cockerels. c. E. Buxton, son—l Washers Street. A—«l-Z—tf. ll Pulleigrower and laying l ton, Rt. 1. 2—20-tf. ; _ l6 cu. ft. Refrigerators $84 and up!F0R SALE; ranch near Mauockl - “105'! irm on jFOR SALE: Loganbcrry plantsl “73811ch $39 and UP Contact owner, Mrs. F. S. Ullom, l 'x'e L M r ' . O 2::“shifters.assert Western Auto Supply War Rational Herman Dcwitz Grapeview Wn: lst 3‘ Cedar (Shelton) Phone 126‘ g Company 3-12-4-4—»~8t. LET SIDERS do your movingl ‘ Long and short hauls. G. F. Sid-i ers, Route 1. Contact driver at Creamery. 3-7-4-4—s9t. USED .3 .3 ft. leg tub with fittings Used kitchen sink Shelton Electric CO. FOR SALE: Westinghouse electricl - . range. Good condition. May be ~* “‘“‘“““‘ seen at Mason County Motors ,' or call 317. 3-12-14-2t.i Modern Dralnboards ; FOR SALE: Work horses, guar-i Complete material for modern .0 Buick anteed as represented and Drainboards, crome edging, g-h 4:14 - horses shod at your place. Dew-l linoleum, stainless steel, etc. DW 10:23 “10k sedan, This car is cy Bennett, Shelton Valley, Rt.l Expert installation by us or ' all d can be purchased at a , [a] diScount. 5’ '1 (D (D O b O. E O D O C: L: :1 Or I’ on C “aranteecl. , 5' l" ISON MOTORS sales and Service ts, R9 4 . p -. Mvvm ., 01‘ Rent . Mrs. 2-29-tf. if: 4-room house, partly I“quire at 806 Cota G—»3-26-28~—2t. d 5:1‘00m house. Furn- efared. 1711 Summit ' S 2-!‘oom apartment, ' E mefirnished. Kay Dee . SJ Phone 485.]. 3-26—tf rooms. Route 1, Box 1. V"Vvvvvvv rvvvv I “ONAL CARDS RLGE E. CANAAN l ‘ huh l“ ACCOUNTANT '" Bldg. Oota St. Phone 245 ERT G. ANGLE at Angie Building ON C. BAYLEY I:NEY AT. LAw « “urance Buildin . Firm‘- National Bgnk Shelton d Embalmers laowltsiers, Prop. Shelton, Wash. bm “o v "vvvvvvv‘ ,QfT'MORlAH Looogil . "°-11 F.&.A. M. r nl 1 1 net; .’ . : secretary . )i' r .equlppedy has only a few Bob Ervin ‘ —3-26-28f2t. , " MEIER: trailer house VV—3-26—1t. ‘ AA AAAWMA‘. ‘ In the Superior Court of the .Statc One. 3-20. 5~20~2M. ——_——-——_________ .7 WEEKS OLD PIGS also brood sows. 2 miles south on highway\ Earl Dickinson. 3-21-26—-~2t. advice to you. Fisch Cabinet Shop Phone 99 Special Offer A $13.90 Ironing sot ior only $9.95 Here’s What You Get: l$8.95 Sunbeam Double Automatic in IRONMAS’I‘ER l :FOR SALE: 5-room home on Hill- crest, highway. Furnished or un- furnished or SO-acre ranch, 4%», miles out. Good terms. Write B, F. James, Shelton, Wash. 3-33.82: l ,lF'Opt SALE: P. s. Wick Piano, l good condition, $50 cash. Phone 92-J. F—3-26—28—2t. ,FOR SELECTED R. 1. Red set- ‘ ting eggs see Mrs. J. F. Kessci, $4.95 Rid-Jid Automatic IRONING BOARD ‘ 1/3 mile east of pavement on Arcadia Road, R. 1, Shelton, Shelton Electric CO _ 3-26-38_—_2£' B. W. SOPER, Prop. FOR SALE: Early seed potatoes, m K Marshal Strawberry Plants , Phone 14-F-41. C-—~3-26-28——2t.l New and Used . ______ _ l . . :FOR SALE Cheap, or trade: Farm sexingriiigcmEesarailgedvfigugsi l team‘ plow' harrow' mowmg in 311 makes Co lte 511:1 er I machine. Inquire Log Cabin,| _8‘ mpe 3 Service Station, Phone 288. I Lme~ l ,1 L—3-26-28. 4-2——-3t. H R FOR SALE: Washing machine in: . 125 So. 4th. good condition, 320 McKinley Ave’ LARGE SIZE Duplicating SALES BOOKS 5¢ Each or 55¢ per dozen ‘FOR SALE: lots in Seattle Syn- dicate Addition, all smooth lots, surveyed and staked out, easy to clear. $150.00 for the bunch. G. S, McGee, Union, Wash. 1 3-26—28—2t. We 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 Used Farm Machinery ilw6-foot Van Brunt Grain Drill. .1~John Deere Potato Planter. ‘17~John Deere Pea Planter, .l—Single Bottom Tractor Plow. ’2—Two Bottom Tractor Plows. ' l—Four Bottom Tractor Plow for I . RD4 Caterpillar. , 1—«7101/4J—foot Killfer Disc. 31—7—foot Oliver Disc. 1—-Used Mower. 2-5Wagons With Rubber Tires. 2—Used Fordsons. Brady Garage Brady, Washington Phone Montesano 13-F—12 “ Mason County Maps LARGE Mason County Township maps $1.00. Also maps of Olympic Peninsula, Puget Sound NEED MONEY AT F. H. A.? Loans -—— Prompt Service Build or Buy THE GRIFFITH AGENCY 110 E. 4th Phone 6618 , Olympia. i THE MASTERCRAFT UPHOLSTERY Spring Filled Mattresses —~— Mat- , tresses Renovated —~ Furniture Country and State 500 to $1.00. Repaired. The Journal S p E C I A L Davenport Recovered ........ .. $27.95 We call for and deliver. 217 5th Ave. Olympia “Cook with Gas—vHeat with Oil" TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT ' No. 1225. . 19/10. at tho. FOR SALE: 5—room modern house! p plastered, large sun porch, two. lots. J. H. Tice, 7th and Turner.[ 2-27—tf. ‘ FOR SALE: 8 lots in Seattle Syn-' dicate and staked out, easy to clear. $150.00 for the bunch. C. S. McGee, Union, Wash. ‘mm‘AmMAW “‘4. Wanted 3-19-21—2t. MA“ . WANTED: unfurnished house in or near Shelton to rent by th. C. L. H llOW , 'Rt. 1, Shelton Real Estate $133.0“. 333,248”, —_-—— l 65-ACRES, some merchantabie l 'm timber, plenty of second growth] 4 . barn, chicken house, and wed! About 21/2 miles from Shelton-,FOUND: Set keys on Hillcrest. School bus and lights availablen Owner identify and pay for ad. Will Sell for small down pa)“; Journal Office. 3-26-1t. ment and easy terms. Purchas-i ._ or can pay for the property with ' wood sales and timber. Priced $1950.00. Why not investigate this property at once! below stated. and failure so to do. judgment will be rendered against you according to the demands of the complaint, which “has 130011 filed with the Clerk of said . Sour . FOR SALE: Lots on Angleside-l The object in this action is to ob- cleared and uncleared, at low. lain for the plaintiff an absolute di~ prices and easy terms. An con- [ \‘ol'ce from the defendant on the veniences within reach See H grounds of abandonment of th c 'in case of your plaintiff for nlorrx than one year last G. Angle, Angle Bldg, Shelton. past, and to have awarded to the 7-29-tf_ plaintiff all of the real estate and personal property belonging to the parties as the sole and separate Large piece of property in heart of the city. suitable for inex- pensive rent houses or a home. $375 cash or $425 terms. property of the plaintiff. ALDEN C. BAYLEY. l Attorney for Plaintiff. OFFICE AND POST OFFICE ADDRESS: ’l‘itll- Insurance Building, Shelton. VVnshington. 3-20. 4~2-9-16-23-30. 5-7——7i. Shelton real estate prices have been very low but are increas- ing. Why not take advantage of these bargains and start own- ing your own home? CALI- I'OB BIDS 1‘03 ELECTRIC PUMP 'l‘hi- City Clerk of Shelton will re.- ccivo sealed bids at his Office in the City Hall at Shelton, \Vashlngton until 8:00 O'clock P. M.. April 18. 1040. for furnishing and installing a 1000 gallon per minui‘c puionping . r un‘il. against approximate y 35. foot Cliose 1n and In go%%0%03 lhead, with motor, starter. piping, l 1011- I‘lCEd t0 5811 at $ 0 ioundations, and all nocvssary acces- cash. Might take terms with a series. as! cognplotely installllfd bagd collnectc rea y for use. e is :ggfgargéalfiggmfled pigrgflxat’ 11:: will be then publicly opened and road before the City Council. I to move at once- Plans and specifications may be 5-room modern home, pantry and bath, hardwood floor, fruit cel- lar. Cement sidewalk and nice Obtained i‘ronioahc City Clerk upoln payment of $3. . which amount wll 'Hav? lnavefStmgnt dprOPerty ftor be considered as a rental for the 536' urnIShe apartmen Sv use of the, plans and specifications always rented. $2500.00. Brings and will not an excellent return on invest- be returned. The City Council reserves the right ,lto reject any or all bids. ment' “Gated this 26th day of March. 1911 . Her er GLENN vv. LANDERS. b G Angle City Clerk. 3-26. 4—2-0-16—4t. the Court House, in Shelton, W’ztsh- ""510"- . . , . , No. J3AI. Dated this 10th day 0! March. LHO. NOTICE or PRIVATE SALE CkA RE ENGELSICN, Clerk of said Court. CHAS. It. LIGVVIS. for said Eslato. In. the Superior Court of the State of Washington in and for the A , m.an County of Mason. Suilo’ . , . - w ' 1,- 1. (sislii'niuason count)” WaShi'lElon-.:iiid .I. II. I’LIGMONS, I)(*(.oased. . l'ndcr authority of an order grant~ ml by the Superior Court, of the County of Mason. and State of “Task 3-19-20. 4-2-9—4t. llllirloil. dated the second day of NOTICE or HEABING 013' TINAL March. 1010, 1hr undersigned ad-I REPORT AND PETITION 1'03 ‘minisiraior will sr-ll at private sale DISTRIBUTION [tho following described property: In the Superior Court of the State of‘ Lots 3. 7 and x in lilock 10. Washington for Mason County. In] Amended and Corrected Plat of Probate. t l Shelton. according to the re- IN‘THE M'ATl lull 01‘ THE ESTATE: ("orle plot thereof on file in the Oh ANNIE 1.. CLIiRIlC. Ui-cvasvd. ' oi'i‘icr- of tho Auditor of Mason NU'l'lCl') i'S HEREBY GIVEN, (lollnly. That. Paul li‘rljd-‘ion. I‘lxeculor of final The sale will be made on or after l‘lstllic of Ann!" 1.. (Jurriv. l)0('l‘a.s<i-(l. April 1. I040. rind bids will be re- lias filed with the Clerk of tho :ibuvvli'ciVMI at llll' office of Donne. Bro- elilitlrd Court, his Final livlmrl uhdldll‘, Suite 7. Aug]:- luilding. Shel- Petition for Disiribulion. asking llii-ll'm. \"u'asllingion. lC/Ourt 1" “in” Such "(lport disli’lblllvi The said salv to be for not less ‘0‘“ DWIW‘PY t0 .“WSI‘ thol‘cto «m- linin rm percent of tho appraism: titled. and to discharge tho said value of said real vslnle. which Executor: appraised valiw is Right hundred NOTICE IS FURTHER rnVlzgy. i'il‘ly lbllars, .,x;ll_o0), i that the said Final Report and Poli- .OANIG BROOM). tion for Distribution will he [ward 0 AlIorhv-y lor Administrator. on Saturday the 30th day or April. ll‘lg‘lii'Z‘l—“‘Jl. hour of 10 O‘clock w the forenoon in the Court, Room. iii the Court House. in Shelton, “Insh- in NO T1013 01' SALE $3 per month SPECIAL 10% ALLOWANCE Standard models—«Underwmd and On any combination purchase of Remington typewriters. (First 2 ' r ' ' months rental applies on purchase i l of machine). JOURNAL OFFICE SHELTON GAS CO. LEGAL PUBLICATIONS No. 1322 r the undersigned on the 10th day of NOTICE 0r HEARING 0k rmAL March, 1040, by 'said Superior Court. ACCOUNT 01' EXECVIEOB AND' NOTICE lS FURTHER GIVEN. PETITION ron- snmznmxr. that all persons having claims DISTEIBUTION AND DISCHARGE against said estate are required to; Serve. them, duly verified. llpon me‘ of "Washing'torl in and for the, at ill“. Law Office of Alden C. l3n_~-’ County of Mason. In Probate. llcy. Title insurance Building, Sll(‘l- V m Till". MATTER OI" 'i‘iils ESTATE. ton. Washington. that being the» men are often facedl toll. asked by local 9 What percentage1 (the devoted to ad-{ tles made by Har- Western ‘ universi- ................ ..'.'. 1.4% l ldgggethrid or some[ 1‘ ave any use mal Want-Ad, phone °ll ton, ALIJPL' C. BAYLEY, Attorney 'I‘l'llv insurance Building. (Slit-Hon, Vi'ashinglon. In. the superior 061120; of the State rf OI“ II'Ei'Rle'KIC HANSON, Deceasi-d. , Place designated for the transaction NOTICE 1S HEREBY Glynn, oi the business of the estate. with- lhal Conrad Ilanson, Executor of the: II} SIX months after tho date of the «'lbOVo onliilvd cstat:-. has l‘iIi-d with first publication of this notice, to- lho- ‘(lli'l‘k of said Court his final Wit: within six months aflei- the account. I‘t‘DOl‘i and pclilion for s<:i-' 19111 day oPMarch, 1940. and file ilcmenl and dislribuiion of the «*s- ill“ some With the Clerk of this lati- of lhl' (loc'casod. wherein the Court. together With IWOUY, 01‘ SUCH .(juurl is :lsknd i0 “pm-(m; said no. Service, (itllt‘l‘u‘lsu such claims shall’ count and rcporl, maki- distribulion b0 barred. ol' the estate, and discharge [ho Dated this llllh day of March. Executor. 1940. NOTICE lS li‘L'l’i’l‘Hl‘IR GIVEN. N L. C. BURRI‘JLL, that in accordance \vilh an ol‘dcr‘of‘ Guardian of 1110 Estan of J. 0.! .lllo said Court made and entered on Ulll‘i‘i‘ll, a. inuntally inc‘ompctcntl ,lllc 25m day of March, 1010. ll ill-ar- penson. ' lug will be had before the Court on ALDEN C. liA‘i LEY. _ szild final report. account and licli-flAHOi‘nt‘y i‘Ol"(lIllll‘(ll3.ll- Tlth lion on Saturday. the 271)) day ofl insurance L'uildmg, ‘.\pi'il. will, at 10 o'clock. A. 31., on Shelton. Washington. said (lay in llll‘. Court Room of said 3-19—26. 4-3-9——4t. Court in the. Court House at Shel- “'ashinglon. Dated this 25th day of March. 1010. CLARE ENGELSEN. Clorlivol'r the Supvrior ("ourt for Mason County. \Vashington. No. 1305. NOTICE OI‘ HEARING ON FINAL REPORT AND PETITION 1'08 DISTRIBUTION In the 511me Court ‘ofgthe state of Washington" for Mason County. In Probate.‘ IN THE MATTER 01“ THE ESTATE for Executor, mm," or swam: up}: LANDS , .. .l 1, , , NU'l‘lCl‘} lS HEREBY GIVEN. 19%”“1 “1'5 1"“ ""5 01 MINI/'11; '{liai lm ’l‘ucsd-iy. (he 2nd day of . , , , , , . pril, 1010, commencing at ion (’I“\.RP‘,1“C"["{I‘S':A~ o'clock in lhu l'orvnooii of said (lily. SAM}? 0‘ “l”! (;(ll‘”“'- ill from of the main Mitrance door “HAP- lf' DEVIL“; it) the (Tounly Court House in the Allornry tor Fold I‘Ab‘tiill‘. Suit" City of Shelton. county of Mason. 1, Lumbernlen’s Building, Shi’i- tun. Mason County, \Vashington. (SEAL) 3-10-20. ____.s. l JStatc of Washington. by the County Auditor of said counly, the follow- 4_qv M ling (ls-scribed stale tide lands, to- uutcd thereon. will be sold at public auction lo thi- highest bidder there- for. to-wil: norm—No one except citizen.- of the United States, or arson. who have declared their mention to become such, can purchase state No. 1327 NOTICE 01‘ HEARING ON FINAL Accomm- ot mucus-31x Am) PETITION 1‘03 SEI‘I‘LEMENT. DISTRIBUTION ‘ARD mscnnaon In the Superior Court in m. state of Washington in- aua for the County of Mason, In Probate. 11‘! THE MATTER UI“ 'l‘lllll ESTATE I—l'!"llll‘l‘ with the improvements sit»! lands. Application No. 10331. r All lidt- lands of the second class. Oli‘ \V. I". ROBERTS, Deceased. pwnv‘d by the Stair; of “High, No'l‘lcm is ngmqny GIVEN, lngion. nituaie in front of. ad- ihat Nona l'almcr huilwi‘ls, lllxoc- Juvenilln or nbutlini: upon the uirix or the abOYU rimmed “stale. fast 1500 ,foct‘of Lot 3. section has filed with the Clerk of said J. township :51 north, range Court her final account. report and \W‘SL \‘\r._ and havng a petition for settlement-and disli‘ibu- l""""‘"“"‘ ‘-" “"79 .lmpal Crham§i Ll()ll‘ oi‘ the estate. of tho docuusud, "Ilol'l? UI‘ lt‘SS. appraised at $019.75. wherein the Courl. is asked to lip- 55”“ lan‘ls will bu, sold 101' not pm“, said account and Wm)“. makullirss than the appraised value above . . f i , 1.. stated and upon the terms and con- NoTlC” ls 1,.L-R.l.}_”c” “Iva I Not loss than one-tenth of th e 'Durchaso price must be paid at the. that in accordance with on order of “mp of yak) The purchawr if he the said Court made and entered on .. . , ~ , .. , ,__ b" not the owner Of the improve— ll“: out an; .‘.i".‘"¢:.l‘.°i:.. . o “ii-h final “account [Offici‘l‘ milking the sale lilo full report. and pcti-. lion on Saturday, the 27th day oi" Ann]. 1040. at 10 o'clock. a. m.. on said day in the Court Room Oi” said Court in the Court House at Shel— ton. \Vashlngton. Dated this 23rd day of March, 1040. CLARE ENGICLS 11'. Clerk Of the Superior Court for; M3150" COUMY. W'ashinglon, Alibi?“v C. BAYLMY, Attorney i'or'ltlxecutrix, 'I‘itle lnsurancv Building, Shelton, \Vashington. 3-26. 4-2-0-16—4t. amount of the appraised value of the improvements. as above stated. One-tenth of the purchase price must be paid annually thereafter with ,lntcrest on all deferred payments at ,ihe ratn of six per centum per an- 'nuni: Provided, That any pul'chaserl may make full payment of principal, interest and statutory fees at any time and obtain (load. The purchaser of land containing timber or other valuable materials is prohibited by law from cutting or removing any such timber or materials without“ first obtaining consent of the Com- missioner of Public Lands, until the full amount of the purchase price has been paid and deed issued. g All sales of state lands are mach subject to the reservations of oils. gases. coal, ores, minerals and fos- No. 3793 SUMMONS 1'03 PUBLICATION In the Superior Court of the State of Washington in and for the Conn. i i i‘ r 'V r 17! Of “3503- , sils of every name, kind and descrip— u'fl" JM'HP—M' muSE‘fdii his“'piiiiitiggiiasgivnh' INN“ AFDEM: I’lalntiffi VS- CAln‘ltion. and to the additional terms T14,“ Au‘guSt Engdal, Administmll 13- AFDHM, lJt‘flilldfghi; ' _‘ V V .and conditions prescribed in section; N0 136-) tor bf» the Estate of Car] Engdal‘ THE STATE 01“ WASHINU'IOB [013 of chapter 256 Of the Laws of; NOTICE or APPOINTMENT or Gum 'Deceased. has filed with the Clerk of the above entitled Court his Final Report and Petition for Distribution asking the Court to settle such re- port, distribute the property to thoso IAN AND 1‘0 CREDITOR" Washington in' and for the ocunty of Eamon, In Probate. THE SAID CARL E. AFDEM. DE- FENDANT: , You are hereby summoned to ap— pear within sixty (60) days. after the date Of the first publication at 1907. Said land will be sold subject to the terms. conditions and reserva—l tions of chapter 312 of the Session Laws of 1927, relating to easementsx -' c j 7 )~ thereto entitled, and to discharge the this summons. to-wit: within sixty for rights—of-way and the carrying said Administrator; (60) days after the 26th day otlof timber. stone, minerals and BITRRELL. a mentallv incompetent NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVENV March. 1940, and defend the above other products over the same, person. I that the said Final Report and Petl- entitled action iii the above entitled ALBERT c, MARTIN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that tion for Distribution will be heard Court, and. answer the complaint of Commisswner of Publlc Lands. Letters of Guardianship on the 1115- on Saturday the 20th day of April. ‘the plaintiff, and serve a copy/of '(‘saajnr 0 _ lrlie- of .I. (‘. turn-ll. :l mnninlly in- 1940. at the hour of, .‘0 O'clock in your answer upon‘ihc llndi‘rmgnr:dl .i-.-—l -l.| l". 4---———wt. liu'iiiipi-lclit iu‘l‘snl‘l, mil". grniilvll lo ihv tort-noon ill the Court Room. intnilorlli-y lor pliliuiiil :li llif; olliwl -———~-~~~—-—~«-~~--~—- . YOU FIND A BUYER! us . dinner hour to a discussion of the ,work but seeking work must re~ lport on whether they have had and are sold for not. less than the appraile ner provided by law, a statement. of of the Auditor Of said county. I lprivilegc of securing extensions of time under the statutes governing. CAN’T s fimum If every family would devote! the conversation at one single coming census of population, it would be a great convenience to] the family, and an aid to the community and to the govern- ment, Gordon Hendry, District Su- pervisor of the Census for Mason county, declared today. , “The Census man is coming to every home early in April,m Hendry said. “And some mem-l ber of each family should be, designated by the family to act} as spokesman when the Census taker comes, and give all the linformation required about every} houskhold.” According to him, , AMMAAAAAM these'arc the facts that the Cen‘lYA); sus man will call for about house- hold: House number and street. Home owned, rented; home va1-‘ ue, if owned; monthly rental, if rented. Live on farm? (Yes or No). Name of every person in house- hold, and relationship to head of family; sex, color or race; age last birthday; single, married, widowed, or divorced. Whether attended school or col— lege since March 1, 1940; high- est grade completed. State or County of birth. Citizenship of any foreign-born Seek Employment Facts Where did each person live fiveI years ago, that is on April 1, 1935? ‘ (This is to get a study of internal migration). To get complete facts of cm- pioyment, each person 14 or over must say whether at work for pay’or profit in private industry during week March 24-30. If not working for private industry, or non-emergency government work, or regular government work, who? ther working with WPA, NYA,i CCC same week. If neither at' work nor assigned to public emer-' gency work, each person must say whether or not he is seeking work; if not seeking work, whether he has a job or business from which" he is temporarily away. Each person not at work or not seeking work must say whether engaged in home housework, in] school, unable to work or “other.”l All persons employed by pri-| vate industry or on regular gov- ernment work are required to give the number of hours worked the week of March 24-30, and these seeking work and those assigned to public emergency work must state the duration of their unem— ployment in weeks up to March 30, 1940. ' Must Reveal Earnings l Every person at work, either private or emergency, must give- present occupation, industry and class of worker. Those without . l previous work experience lastingl norm: or sun: or ‘rmsnn ON STATE LAND Notice is hereby given lhai uni Tuesday, the 2nd day of April, 1010, commencing at ten o’clock in this fort-noon of said day. in front oi'ilhe main entrance door to the, county court house in the City of SIN‘IIOII. County of Mason. State of “Irish- lngton. by the County Auditor of said county. the timber on the fol- lowing descride state land will be sold at public auction to thi- highest bidder therefor. to-wit: 0 Application No. , 164-12 'limber on 1331/2 oi’ Slo‘li of HM;- lion 30. township "" north, .... range 3 wr-st, “NM” containing 80.00 acres. more or less. accord- ing to the government surka thereof. appraised at $3,250.50, According to lhe state's 0pm,,“ there are annroximatclv 936,000 i‘c-ol red fir; 24,000 feet dead standing and. down red fir; 144.000 font small red fir, piling size and 0.000 l't-i-i white pine. , Application No. 16448 Timber on 51/: of SEW; of tioh 34, township 23 north, range 3 west. W. M.. containing- 80.00 acres, more or less, ace-fwd- log to the government. survey . thereof, appraisvd al 32.87500. According lo the slali‘s cruiiu: there are approximately 6.78.000 i'm-l Sv-o- red'fir; 20,000 feet down rvd fir; 145,000 feet small Old growth I'l‘d fir; 14.000 feet cedar: 3.000 fl‘l‘t down cedar; 12.000 feel. while pill!‘ and 16,000-‘fcct hemlock. Application No. 16360 Timber on I‘ll/V1.4 of SW14 of Section 36, township 22 north, range west. W. 31.. containing 40.00 acres, more or less, accord- ing to the government survey thereof, apprali‘scd at $1038.00. Subject to easeman for right of way‘nfor logging road ht‘l‘f‘lnrorcl granted under Application No. 14656. According to the staie's cruise- tlu-re are approximately 322.000 fin-t i-v-d fir: 12,000 feet down rod fir and. 16,000 feet cedar. Application No. 16361 Timber on SE»; of 8161/, of sec- lion 11. township 23 north. raan 3 west. \V. M., containing 40.00 acres, more or less. :iccm‘d— ing to the govlirnmcnt survey thereof, appraised at $887.00. Timber on E‘é of Nil/i of Sec- tion ’12. township 23 north, range 3 west. W. 311., containing 80.00 acres, more or loss, accord- ing to the government survey thereof. appraised at $4 ’70.45. According to the state's cruise there are. approximately 1.4041100 foot red fir; 100,000 I‘m-t (load stand- ing and down rl-d l'ir; 42,000 feet sapling fir; 80.000 feel cedar; 7,000 feet own cedar; 4.000 feel. hem- lock; ,000 feet pine and 4,760 lineal feet of Cedar poles. The purchasor of the above (lo-l scribed timber will be required to com 1y strictly with laws governing sla‘s1 disposal as found in Title 36, Chapter 1. Remington‘s Compiled Statutes and laws amendatory there- to, The purchasers are timber lines of slate required to run out the ‘ responsible for trespass in case timber is cut on adjacent state-owned property. Said timber on said land will be value. as appraised by the Commis- sioner of Public Lands in the- man- which is now on file in the office Terms of sale are: Cash to be paid on the day of sale. The purchaser of timber on state lands will have 5 years within which to remove said timber, with the ALBERT C. MARTIN. Commissioner of Public Lands. (SELL) in A Ci—(rlif-ll‘. m-__L___.A . s. one month or more and give their. last occupation, industry and classl' of worker. If they have not had previous work experience and are seeking work they will be listed as “new workers.” Information sought on “occu— pation” above, must include exact nature Of duties performed, such as trade, profession or particular kind of work done. Under “in- dustry” above, report kind of fac-i, tory, store or other business ml which duties are performed. Un-' der “class of worker" above, rc~‘ port whether a wage or salary; work in private work; a wage or' salary worker in government work, (including VVPA, CCC, N- ,an employer; working on own account, or an unpaid family, Workm won om “HIM Report the number of weeks; worked during 1939 (equivalent full-time weeks). Report the amount of money, wages, or sal- ELL UNTIL YOU snow—A l QUESTIONS CENSUS MAN WILL l ASK OF YOU ARE LISTED HERE . Social W— "m D5 WM sions) during 1939 and whether there was additiOnal income of $50.00 or more from other sources during the year. ‘ Plan Supplemental Census To get a national study of- rac- ial, origin, war veterans, Social Security, usual occupations and industry, and number of children born to women, each twentieth person will be asked the state or country of birth of father or mo- ther; mother tongue; whether a. veteran, whether a wife, widow or child under 18 of a veteran; if a child, is the veteran "father (lead; what war or military serv~ ice. Each twentieth person will be asked whether he or she has a Security number, whether or not deductions were paid for Federal Old Age insurance, or Railroad Retirement in 1939. If deductions were made, werethey based on all, one—half, or more, or less than half of wages or salary? Each twentieth person will also be asked his or her “usual” occu- pation, industry and class of Work- er. State as ‘usual occupation that one so regarded, or if not sure, that one at which he has ary received (including commis- worked most during the past ten ELM Anglo-D. Pussy. wail. Flue SUM‘VM ’Zfié , a Enough butter to spread 379 miles Red, 19-year-old mixed Guernsey C. A. Judson, Escondido, Calif, above. of toast is the proud recorder and Shorthom owned by “Mrs. The remarkable cOw, had produced over fiVe tons of butter during her lifetime. , Happiness on Honeymoon Isle is , Curt Birnholz demonstrates Boy Scout training to his newlywed wife as meal is cooked. The pair are among many newlyweds who are honeymooning gratis in thatched cottages as the guests of C. M. Washburn, millionaire real estate Eve‘Honeymooners MustEat . found over an open- fire where man, on his palmyparadise 03 the coast of Florida. 4—_.~¢.-",w.>.-.. .