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ANYWHERE
Tractor and Heavy Equipment Repair
Machine Shop Service Available
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Based on Facts of Competent
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00unday a 4 PROPERTY VALUES
Wednes£y':::ii:::. . . _
Sunday Scboo "1 ' l)th Real and Personal
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' During the Last Few Years
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NOTICE TO CREDITOR, ,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ely
TIlE STATE OF WASHINGTON
l"OFt TI-IE COUNTY O1 MASON
In Ill,' Matter )f the Estate of G. R.
M11AOURN. Deceased.
N(ti(:e is lwreby Fwen that th(! un-
(]q':illOd h;ls i}et'll /Ippoilltt'd P,n(t lilts
qualili(,d t a(hllillish'ltor ,If thr.' ai)ov,
('lltiih'(] ('tLaIl!: that all ]I01'NOIIH httv'-
izl ('[ailns aKainsl said deceased al'e
]l(.rhv required to sorve lIw sallle,
dl :V {'el'ill d. on said adl/linisl.rtt|l,l' or
llis' atttn'ney of record lit the addrt,ss
below stat¢d and ['ile tile same with
tiw Clerk o[ said Court. log(!lhcr with
proof of Stlch s(rvl{'( ', wJlhin six
lll()Iltlls afier tim dute of first publi-
cation of this notice or tile sanlo will
be barred.
Date of first publication April 11.
]946.
WILLIAM A. GLEASON
Adl/linistl'ator Of said Eslale
Address ,%'htr lt.t. 1. Box 458,
Bl'elllel'lon. Wasilingtoll.
JAMES MUNRO. Attorney for Estate
Harrison Building ]
rcmerton, Washington.
4-11-18-25--5-2-4t
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
i
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
Published every Thursday morning
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and Na:ti,,nal Editorial Association
Eniered as secnnd-class nmtler at lhopottofficc at Slmlton. Washington
WILFORD L. JESSUI', Editor and Publisher
=-Bill D___=_ i_et.iey=Sdv=trt[s}nK Mgr. Bessie Bohm, Business Mgr.
' Subscription Rates:
$250 per year tn adwmee; 6 months $1.50: outside Mason County $2,75;
Canada and Foreign $3.50,
BIBLE THOUGItT OF THE WEEK
Giviug Christ First Place in Our Lives
"And He is the head of the body, the Church: who
is the beginning, the first born from the dead;
that in all things He might have the preeminence."
Col. I:18
Snggested by Rev. Richard I. Caddy,
pastor of the Calvary Pentecostal Church
CAI,I, FOR BIDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY (lIVEN, that
sealed bids will be rec.cived by the
Board of County Conullissioners
of
aSOll County. Washington. at their
offic(, ill the Court House in Shelton.
for tile purchase of LWO 19.t6 sedallS,
to-wit:
2 DeLuxe sedans, wilh heater, de-
froster, spotlight, safety glass all
around, and life guard tubes, in
t, be lower price bracket provided
lm'iher tim[ two 1942 D,Luxe four
d,mr Chev. sedans, heater, defrost-
er and spotlight life guard tubes.
.and six ply tir(s, shall be traded
Ill t], a part of the puT'ellase price,
also a 1930 Buick Pat(el known s
a Paddy Wagon.
Bids to be opened on Monday, May
6th, :1940, at 2:00 o'clock P. M.
The Board resel'vos the right to re-
ject any or all bills.
Datedthis 3rd day of April. 19,16.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISS-
IONERS :MASON COUNTY,
WASHINGTON.
By HARRY DEYETTE,
Clerk of the Eoard.
4-11-18-25-3t
Concrete
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Allyn
The Birthday Club celebrated
Mrs. Hump Nelson's birthday Fri-
day afternoon at her home, She
was presented with a camellia
bush as a farewell gift. The Eel-
sons expect to move to Kamilche
soon. Twenty-six ladies were pres-
ent and several small fry.
Mrs. Wallace Erickson and her
two little sons from Willmar,
Minnesota, and Mr. and Mrs. Sod-
j erlund and son from Seattle were
visitors at the Ronald Shepherd
home last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Wells and Mr. and
I Mrs, lack Sullivan made a
trip
around the "loop" last week end.
The scenery was beautiful.
Mrs. Dorothy Clark underwent
an operation at the Naval Hos-
pital in Seattle Monday. Her con-
dition is reported to be good.
Clarence Wilson is building a
driveway to his place.
Grandma Bud(rig's condition is
about the same, She is still in
the Shelton hospital.
be over the week end.
Mrs, Harry Wecklund is enjoy-
ing a visit with her grandmother,
Mrs. Young, from California.
W, E. Morgan and family made
a trip to Ocean Beach Sunday.
Shelton Valley Dance I
Orchestra Well Liked I
Local dance fans gave an en-
thusiastic reception to the Shelton
Ramblers, a new orchestra group, !
in their debut at tim Shelton VM-
ley grange /hall last Saturday[
night at the resumption of the
weekly dances there.
The Ramblers will play each
Saturday night at the Shelton
Valley grange hail. They feature
Mac McDonald on the violin. Law-
rence Saeger on the drums, Mih'e
Grimes at Lhe piano, Lyle Bern-
hart on the electric guitar, and
Mr. Williamson on the clarinet.
Dancing is from 9:30 to 1:30 p.m.
Potlatch
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(By Ida O. Hussman)
No. 4677
SUMMONS FOlt PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHLNGTON
FOR MASON COUNTY.
KASPAR KEISER, Plaintiff,
GEORGE SOKOOL. Defendant.
TIIE STATE OF WASHINGTON to
GEORGE SOKOOL. Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
TO APPEAR within sixty (60) days
after the (late of the first publicatioa
of this sunnnons, to-wit, wzthln sixty
t60) days from the 4th day of April
19't6 and defend the above entitled
action ill the above entitled court, and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff
lind serve tt copy of your answer upon
tim nndersigned attorneys for the
plainLiff at their office below stated
and, in ease of your ,faihlre so to do,
judgment will be rendered against yo 1
according to the delnand Of the coo-
l)htint, which has been flied with the
Clerk of said court,
Ttds is mz action for tile recovery
of money advanced by plaintiff for
the nse and benefit of defendant in
which a writ of attaclunent ires been
issued against the following described
property, situated in Maon County,
Washington, to-wit:
An undivided one-half interest in
and to a tract of land in the
Northeast Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter of Section 31, Township 22
North, Rauge 1 West W.M,, par-
ticularly described as follows: Be-
ginning at tile Northeast corner of
said See.(ion 31; thence, wesL along
the north line thereof 860 feet;
thence south 650 feet; thence east
660 feet to. the east line of sahl
Section 31; thence norti along the
cast line o saht Section 31 650
feet to the point of beginning ex-
cepting therefrom right-of-way for
Secondary State Highway No.
14A as the same is now con-
strutted and in use over and
across said lazy/,
tlYLAND, ELVIDGE & ALVORD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
OFFICE AND POST OFFICE
ADDRESS :
910 Dexter Herren Building,
Seattle, King County, Washington,
4-4-11-18-25--5-2-9-16-7t
('ALL FOR BID
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
tbe City of Shelton calls for bids to
be opened on Tuesday, the 7th day
of May, 1946. at 2 o'clock P, Nf. at
the City Commissioners Rooms in the
City Hall in. Shelton, Washington, for
--(a) one four-doe** sedan, credit tn
amount specified by bidder to be al-
lowed the City on a tradein on a 1941
Ford Sedan Delivery; (b) one four-
door sedan,
Separate bids shah be submitted on
above (a) and (b) calls.
Rids shall state approximate date of
delivery.
Dated this 18th day of April, 1946.
ALMA K. CATTO,
No. ltl0
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
MASON
In the Matter of the Estate of
EDWIN JUSTUS DALBY. Deceased,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the uudersigned has been appointed
Execute:ix of the above estate in this
court and hand been duly qualified
accordingly, and that all prsons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are
required to serve suct olaims, duly
verified, with the necessary rout'hers,
upon the nndersigned at Union, Wash-
ington, or upol her attorney of rec-
Page 3.
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ord at his offic et Haas Building,
Port Orchard, Washington, and flht
such claims with the proof of such
service in the office of the Clerk of
the above named court at the city of
Shelton, Washington. within si
months after the first pubiteatioa o
this notice, or they will be forever
barred.
Date of first puMication of this no-
tice is April 4, 1946.
ETIIEL DA LBY,
Executrix of said estate.
H. t1. SCIILEE.
Att0t'n!y fOP Estate,
tfaas Build ing',
Port Orchardl
Washington. 4-4-11-18-3t
Dancing Every Saturday
SCHNEIDER'S PRAIRIE
Wally Lee and His Orchestra
9 P.M. TO 2 A.M.
I
EX-SERVICEMEN!
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Urge You to
Masonry
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson
and Judy of Olympia spent the
week end with their parents, Mr.
For the last four weeks a class I
numbering about 50 juniors be-
tween the ages of 9 to 13 years
has been meeting on Tuesday eve-
Acting City Clerk.
Hold that Government
Insurance
If Your N.S.L.I. Policy Has Lapsed
Re-Instate, or Re-Instate and Convert
If We can Help You, contact
Commander'Lyle O'Dell, phone 6-F-14
Adjutant J. H. Gray, pImne 352-J
Sunday, ,< 4-18-25--5-2--3t.
a m ' "DEC,"'"," "- • Units for and Mrs. W. E. Morgan,
n,...a m , ATO,,,k,,.lleW of this fact I feelit my respons. Mrs. Lucille Floreck is home ning's at the home of Mrs. Chas.[ HEI--SEE:M- '
:, s'o0 p m Uty to emphasize the importance of re- Walls and from the hospital and doing nice- Everett for Bible study. The,
]Y. ' . class is an enthusiastic group and.J THINGS AS T .ASO00 COUNTY .OST NO 169,, V.F.W.
' " . " " Christian Scien, Pr-" " "
: Meeting, a-bl-e-at- aIl F lSlng insured property. Jack Lindsey is the proud own- seem to be deriving as much ben- (ConUnued from page 1)
• er of a new boat. eft as pleasure from the gather- I ...........................................................................................................
c}ici:o:t°; tecino a majority of cases present pro- Foundations Entertaining "and educational ins. Contrary totheusualsched-[ apparel, but I confess my inabil-
LCOME Saturday night. The next show the Hoodsport Community church giving this department an ae" le el "
; I "me ,'lrs; .uc]*,' - . n is inadenuate since it is based on pictures were shown at the movies tile the meeting is to be held at[ity to do a professional job in .... i
y, Pastor cz ,,, , VS[ll • . -a . will be April 27th. this Tuesday. [counting of Shelton's Parade of
I B°sStc0 ] it i s of. pmor years. In these instances 0 Economical Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wells lefL Mr. and Mrs. Axel Carlson and I Fashi°ns here last week. Only
------------. sL evment that insurance coverage Monday for their home in Flint, two sons and Mr. and Mrs, Fuller with other reluctant husbands, I
e:gUld be adjusted to conform with pros- Strong Michigan. of Tacoma were" guests aL the attended the fashion show, open-
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Noble vis- Frank Morrison home last SUn- sored by the Lincoln School P.T,A.
| nt day replacement costs--to fully com- it--ll/z_Pouls- at the Junior high school and I r o
Peasate for any loss that might occur. • Permanent .......................... dars. Schrimpf was an Olympia Henrytake theBacon,OCCasiOnmanagertO complimentof the peniug Friday,
, Mr. and Mrs. Cook of Tacoma HafT(s, head of the ready to wear
,re y ' Lodge No. 6 were Sunday'visiLors aL the Neff department of that ShelLon and
............. ou Fully Protected. helton , visitor two days of last week. Lumbermen's Mercantile, Pauline e o Offer You
';2:-:-: Oes the Face of Your Policy Repro- MASON Simmons home. Mr. Cook is a Mason county institution and ev- W Meats - Grocer((
SK 3/c Lloyd Smith of Shelton provided a fashion parade spec-
....................... =-'::(] at the True Value of Your Real and Per- MATERIALS "/>.';" I.O.O.F. brother of Mrs. Simmons. cry individual participating who
Meets Eyery Wednesday was a guest of Mark Husson at tacle that could well be acclaimed e Dairy Products
Successors to p.m. dinner Monday evening. Lloyd, with pride by much larger corn-
meal Property--Today?, S. ELTON CONCRETE LO.O.F. HALL who has been stationed at Nor- munities,
),WARDS CHU
unday Masses at 8'a.
ss at 10:30 a. m.
'ou are Cordially Invited to
ttend Easter services, with
reetings from
@
[ii
Rev. Mark Weieh!
SERVICES
o
Candleligh Communion
"TWO WASH BASINS"
STAINER'S "CRUCIFIXIOiq"
Choir and :Minister
g, APRIL 21
Lions"
ill Not Stay Locked"
d Pine Telephone
Groceries
M. C. (HEll) ZlNTHEO
il [e Insurance Bldg. -. Shelton, Wash.
Phones: Office 157 -Res. 183W
The merchandise, show-
PRODUCTS CO. VisiLing Members will be folk, Va,, after nine months of sea ing the latest of re(lady's aLtire C and In A-Little While
PHONE 123
Seventh SL, Bridge
Cordially Welcomed
ELLIS WELLS, N.G.
GUY CALL, Secretary
.............................................
Ruhy Rcbekah Lodge llecls
ond ad Fonrth l]'ri(hy
Elizabeth Simpson, N.G.
Elizabeth Butler, Secretary
the Appointment of
Olympic Notor Sales
FORMERLY THE GENERAL SUPPLY COMPANY
As Representative and Distributor h This Territory for
HUDSON MOTOR CARS
Place Your Order Now for Early Delivery of
A 1946 Hudson- An Outstanding Automobile
Repair
Service
Y expert, experienced
echanics on all
akes of cars.
A a d specializing in
'.aa.intenance and re-
pair work on Hudson
ars.
In Our
Parts
Department
We Stock--
Large supplies of parts
for all popular makes
of cars especially
for Hudson Qars.
We Buy
and
Sell
Used
Cars
See us for' Premium
prices on your car be-
fore you sell it.
duty, is now on temporary duty
at Seattle.
Ken \\;Vallin. Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Gray spenL Monday in Seattle,,on
buniness.
Rev. aud Mrs, John Forsyth of
Seattle and Rev. and Mrs. Picker-
ing were g]lests of,Mr, and Mrs. E.
Wurl at dinner on Sunday.
Rev. ForsyLh is the guest speak-
er at the HoodsporL Community
church each evening this week,
except Saturday, at 7:30.
Mrs. Pickering has been con-
fined to her home dm'ing the last
week with a bad infection in her
le- due to a burn,
One more Potlatch landmark
of days far gone is in tile course
of being converted into present
day usage. The old school house
has been sold and it is reported
iL is to be rebuilt into a modern
home.
Camp Three
Due to high water in the valley
Thursday the Camp Three Wom-
en's club were very disappointed
in not being able to meeL aL the
home of Mrs. Gee. Clifton in Shel-
ton as previously planned, there-
fore the meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Jack Dammann at
which time club officers were
was of wide range of variety and
qualityl and covered raiment for
ewwy occasion from sports gar-
ments to the proper uniform for
le.ss formal afternoon wear and
running into proper things in
which to appear during evening
ftmctions. The models were well
trained, perfectly poised and con-
tributed much to the success of
a demonstration that wan almost
professional in its performance.
The editor has further reason to be
proud of the showing, because
three associates in The Journal
nominated as follows: President,
Mrs. ,T. R. Howell; vice-president, J, It, Gray, Q.M. Adj.
Mrs. K, Myers: secretary, Mrs. Phone 352J
Vaughn; treasurer, Mrs. H. Mc- _, ........................................................
Nish.
KaLhaleen Lee of SeatLle is
spending a few days in camp with
Mrs. -Grace Craddick and Mrs.
Jack Dammann.
Mrs, Alex Miller h ml apology
coming. We atSowish give her
credit for being hostess with Mrs.
Vaughn at the. last card party.
Max Schmidt, Jr., was home
from the University of Washing-
ton over the week end,
Miss Leota Pickerel and Miss
Gyntha Mac Whinery were host-
esses at a party given at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Myers,
A pleasant evening was spent by
all.
Mr, and Mrs, Orrin Galloway
spent the week end in Taconla
with their son, Weldon Galloway
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cartwright
spent the week end aL Lakewood
Center aL the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Tex Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Wiley,, Mrs,
Bertha Make, Mr, and Mrs. Henry
Make, Jr., of Centralia were din-
ncr ghosts Tuesday of Mr. and
Mrs, Alex Miller.
Mr, and Mrs. Ned Ruc'ker en-
Lcrtained Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Hulbert and daughter, Ann, wiLh
a birthday dinner Thursday eve-
ning and later attended the violin
concert at the high school audi-
torium.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Whincry,
Jr., and son, Eugene, spent Fri-
day in Bremerton.
Mrs, Fred Reitdorf of Elnm,
Olympic Motor Sales w_
ter, Gwendolyn, of Aberdeen and
\\; D. S, RcndLchm of SaIL Lake City,
ULah, were Monday dinner guests
of [t'. and Mrs. Chas. Dahlnlan,
'Ihere will be special services
and music EasLer Sunday aL the
|.. IN THE LOCATION FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY GENERAL SUPPLY CO.
' Sad Mill Streets STAN WHITE, MGR. Phone 550
schoolhouse. Everyone is urged to
attend, Sunday School is at 11:15
a ,nl.
Use the Journa/ Classlfieds-a
thx_really get results.
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GROCERY
BELFAIR'S FIRST AND ONLY
SODA FOUNTAIN
Mrs. 01son's
and CMi E [ERIA
were among the performers, and ................................................ , ..........................................................................
helped along with the success.
Bessie Bolen, Lillian Warren and
Maxine Briggs, who each day per-
form their mundane and efficient
newspaper chores, in their fashion
modelling certainly displayed
qualities, the Boss little suspected.
Mason County Post No. 1694
Veterans of Foreign NORCO VENETIAN BLINDS
Wars REFLECT QUALITY THROUGHOUT
Regular Meeting • STYLED CORRECTLY
Friday, April 19 -- 8 p. m, • RUSCO TAPES AND CORDS
• 'POSITIVE ACTION" ,HARDWARE
Memorial Building
• BAKED ENAM EL FINISH
Lyle O'Dell, Cmd, Phone 6F14 • ALUMINUM STATS
• 10 DAY DELIVERY
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personnel or bring in your mea ,
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Money to Loan
$50 to $500
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