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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FUR
MASON COUNTY
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate,
Hugo' Wolcker, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
the undersigned. Einar Alexander
VVolcker and Lois VVolcker, have been
appointed and have qualified as Exe—
No. 1562
NOTICE TO (‘REDI’I‘ORS TO
PRESENT AND FILE CLAIMS
(illltil'S of the Last Will and Testa—
iiient, of Hugo VVolcl:er, Deceased._
and that all persons having claims
against the said deceased or the said
estate are hereby required to serve the.
lsame duly verified on the said Exe-
‘ cutors or on their Attorney of Record
at the law office of Chas. R. Lewis,
Shelton,
Washington. the same being designat—
ed as the place for the transaction
and file such claims, together with
proof of service, with the Clerk of
the, above, entitled Court within six
months after the, date of first publica-
’tion of this Notice, to-Wit: April 1st.
1943, or said claims will be forever
' barred.
EINAR ALEXANDER
WOLCKER.
LOIS WOLCKER,
Executors of the, Estate, of
I Hugo I’Volcker, Deceased,
Suite 1, Lumbermen's Bldg,
Shelton, Washington or Red—
mond, Washington.
CHAS. R. LEWIS,
Attorney for said Executors,
Suite, 1, Lumbermen's Bldg,
Shelton, Mason County,
Washington.
4-1—8—15-22—4t.
Spokane Place List No. 233
Serial No. 018945
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I'NI’I‘EI) STATES LAND OFFICE
' Spokane. Washington,
March 11, 1943.
Notice is hereby given that the
Northern Pacific Railway Company,
Whose post, office address is St. Paul,
Minnesota. has this 25th day of Feb-
ruary, 1942, filed in this office its
application for a patent under the.
provisions of the act of Congress, ap-
gprovcd July 2, 1864 (13 Stat. 365) and
[under sub—section (b) of Section 321,
Part II, Title III, of the Transpor-
tation Act of 1940, approved Septem-
lbcr 18, 1940 (54 Stat. 954). for
Lot Eleven (11) of Section One
I (1), Township Nineteen (19) North,
Range Five (5) West of the Wil-
lamette Meridian, State of Wash-
ington.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
ing to object because of the mineral
character of the land, or any other
reason. to the disposal to applicant,
should file their affidavits of pro-
test in this office, on or before the
15th day of May, 1943.
. HARRY L. CHILD,
I Register, United States Land
Office.
3-25—4-1-8-15-22—5t.
NOTICE OF SALE OF
STATE LANDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
on Tuesday, the 4th day of May,
1943. commenCing at ten o’clock in
in front
to the
of the main entrance door
County Court House in the City of
Shelton, county of Mason, State of
Washington, by the County Auditor
of said county, the following described
state lands, together with the im—
sold at public auction to the highest
bidder therefor, to-wit:
NOTE—No one except citizens of
the United States, or persons who
have declared.their intention to be—
come such, can purchase, state lands.
Application No. 17461
NW“; of NW9; of section 36,
township 20 north, range 3 west,
W. M., containing 40.00 acres, more
or less, according to the government
survey thereof, appraised at $500.00.
Said lands will be sold for not less
than the appraised value above stated
and upon the terms and conditions
followmg:
, Not less than one—tenth of the pur-
lchase price must be paid at the time
not sale. :The purchaser, if he be not
the owner of the improvements, must
forthwith pay to the officer making
the. sale the full amount of the ap-
praised value of the improvements,
as above stated. One-tenth 0f the pur-
chase price must be paid annually
thereafter with interest on all deferred
payments at t (3 rate of six per centum
per annum: rovided, That any pur-
chaser may make full payment of prin-
c1pal, _intcrest and statutory fees at
any time and obtain deed. The pur-
chaser of land containing timber or
other valuable materials is probited by
law from cutting or removing any such
timber or materials without first ob-
taining consent of the Commissioner
of Public Lands, until the full amount
of the purchase price has been paid
and deed issued.
All sales of' state lands are made
subject to the reservations of oils,
.gascs, coal, ores, minerals and fossils
of every name, kind and description,
iand to the additional terms and con—
ditions prescribed in section 3 of chap—
ter 256 of the Laws of 1907.,
Said land will be sold subject to the
terms, conditions and reservations of
chapter 312 of the Sessmn Laws of
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of the, business of the. said Estate,;
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of—woy and the, carrying of timber,
stone, minerals and other products‘
over the same. I
JACK TAYLOR,
Commissioner
By FRANK YATES,
Asst. Commissioner of
Public Lands.
«1-1-8-15-22-29—5t.
NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY
REAL PROPERTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That.
pursuant to an order of the Board of
County Commissioners made and en-
tered on the 23rd day of February.
1943, there will be offered for sale
by the Sheriff of said County, at pub-
lic, auction, at the, front door of the
court house in Shelton, Washington,
to the highest bidder, on Saturday,
May 8, 1943, at, ten o‘clock a. m., the
following described real property, the
“Elnora Johnson House".
Tract No. 14C. Section 19. Township
20 North, Range 3 West, of Willamette
Meridian, more, particularly 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
a distance of 477 feet. more. or less
along the, west side of said forty
to the, right of way of the Angle-
side. county road; thence following
said road in an easterly direction,
making due, east sixty (60) feet;
thence south parallel with west line,
a distance of 353 feet. more 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 57/100tlis acres more
or less, together with appurtenances.
Minimum selling price of said real
property for cash shall be not less
than two thousand dollars ($2,000).
and minimum terms are placed at
20% cash at time, of sale, and balance
to be paid at $30.00 per month. includ-
ing interest at 6% on balance.
DATED this 7th day of April, 1013.
HARRY DEYETTE.
County Auditor and Ex—Offi-
cio Clerk of Board of Mason
County Commissioners.
4-15-22-29—3t.
BAPTIST CHURCH
This Sunday, Bible school at
9:45 a. m. Classes for all ages.
Special observance of Easter with
Resurrection Message and special
music. The resurrection of Christ
is‘the most important event in
this world’s history, do not fail
to worship in some church next
Sunday. The Baptist Church in-
vites you.
ORDINANCE NO. 353
AN ORDINANCE levying an admis-
sion tax on persons paying admissions,
or who are admitted free or at reduced
rates to any place; fixing the amount
and providing for the collection there-
of; prescribing penalties.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
SHELTON DO ORDAIN AS FOL~
LOWS:
Section 1. Definitions: For purposes
of this Ordinance, words and phrases
shall have the following meanings:
“Admission Charge," in addition to
its usual and ordinary meaning, shall
include a charge made for season
tickets or subscriptions: a cover
charge or a charge made for use of
seats and tables. reserved or otherwise,
and similiar accommodations; a charge
made for food and refreshments in any
place where any free entertainment,
recreation or amusement is provided;
a charge made for rental or use, of
equipment or facilities for purposes
of recreation or amusement and where
the rental of the equipment or facil-
ities is necessary to the enjoyment
of the privilege for which a general
admission is charged, the con\bined
charge shall be considered as the
admission charge; and a charge made
for automobile parking .where the am-
ount of the charge is determined
according to the number of passengers
in an automobile.
“Clerk” shall mean the City Clerk.
“Place” includes, but is not re-
stricted to, theatres, dance halls, am—
phitheatres, auditoriums. stadiums, ath—
letic pavilions and fields, baseball and
athletic parks, skating rinks, Clrcuses,
side shows, swimming pools, outdoor
amusement parks. and such attractions
as merry-go-rounds, ferris wheels.
dodge ‘ems, roller coasters, and ob-
servation towers.
“Person” means any individual, re-
ceiver, assignee, firm, copartnership,
joint venture, corporation, company,
joint stock company, association, so—
ciety or any group of individuals act-
ing as a unit, whether mutual, coop—
erative, fraternal, non-profit or other-
wise.
Section 2. (a) An excise tax is~here-
by levied and imposed upon every
person who pays an admission charge
to any place, which said tax shall be
in the amount of one cent for each
twenty cents or fraction thereof paid
for the admission charge.
(b) Whenever the admission charge
is ten cents or l'ess, no tax shall be
payable; nor shall any tax be payable
by any bona fide employees of» the
place or by any federal, state or
municipal officer or employee on of-
ficial business, or by any child under
Ewelve years of age, Who is admittedl
rec.
(0) Whenever any person is admit-l
ted free or at reduced rates to any
place at a time when and under
circumstances where an admission
charge is made to other persons for
the same or similar accommodations,
a tax shall be payable _by the person
so admitted in an amount equal to
the tax payable by such other‘per-
sons for the same or similar accommo-
dations.
(d) Whenever the charge to women
and children for admission to any
place is less than the charge made to
men, or when such persons are regu-
larly admitted free, the lesser charge
is not deemed to be reduced rate
under this ordinance, and the am-
ount of the tax payable hereunder by
such persons shall be determined by
the amount of the actual admission
charge paid.
(e) Amounts paid for admission by
season ticket or subscription shall be
exempt only if the amount which
wou1d_be charged to the holder or
subscriber for a single admission is
ten cents or less.
(f) Whenever tickets or cards of
admissmn are sold elsewhere than at
the ticket or box office of the place,
any price or charge -made in excess
of the established price or charge
therefor at such ticket or box office
shall be taxable in a sum equal to 10
per cent_of the amount of such ex-
cess. which tax shall be in addition
to the .tax on the ticket or box office
admissmn charge, shall be paid by
the person pa ing the admission
charge and shal be Collected and re~
mitted in the manner provided in Sec-
tion 7 hereof by the person selling
such tickets.
(g) Any person having the perma-
nent use of boxes or seats or a lease
for the use of any box or seat in any I
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place for which an admission charge
is made, in lieu of the tax imposed
herein, shall pay a tax equivalent to
. admission shall
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JO
7” llci‘ Pent of the amount for which
a similar box or seat is sold tor each
performance or exhibition at which
the box or seat is used or reserved'
by or for the lessee or holder, the
same to be collected and remitted in
the manner provided in Section 7 here-
of by the owner or operator of the
place,
Section 3. Any person who pays an
admission charge to any public per-
formance for profit at any cabaret or
other similar entertainment to which
the charge of admission is wholly or
in part included in the price paid _for
refreshments, service or merchandise.
shall pay a tax of one and one—half
cents for each ten cents or fraction
thereof of the amount. paid for ad-
mission. and the amount paid for such
be deemed to be 20
per cent of the amount paid for
refreshment, service or merchandise.
If the amount paid for admission is
twenty cents or less, no tax shall be
imposed. If a fixed admission charge.
including a "cover charge" is im—
posed upon cach person admitted. and
it is fair and reasonable in com-
parison with charges generally made
for similar performances or entertain-
ments, such charge. is taxable at the
rate of one cent for each twenty
cents or fraction thereof. If no'l‘ixed
admission charge or cover charge is
imposed. but the prices charged for
refreshments. service, or merchandise
are higher during the time entertain-
ment or dancing is provided than at
other times, or if the prices charged
are substantially higher than are
charged by other places furnishing
the same. class of food or services but
which do not furnish entertainment
or dancing. an admission charge
shall be. deemed included in the price
paid for refreshments, service or mer-
chandise, and 20 per cent of the total
amount so paid shall be subject to
the, tax at the rate of one and one-
lialf cents for each ten cents or frac— ‘
tion thereof. If a minimum charge is
imposed or a so—called “food ticket”
is required to be. purchased by the
person admitted and such minimum
charge or “food ticket" is_later ac-
cepted by the management in full or
part payment of food or other re-
freshments served, the amount paid
for such minimum charge or “food
ticket" shall not be, deemed an am-
ount paid for admission. and in such
case, the tax levied, shall be equal
to one and one-half cents for each
ten cents or fraction of the amount
paid for admission, which shall be.
deemed to be 20 per cent of the am-
ount paid for refreshments. serv1ce
or merchandise.
Section 4. Whenever an amount in
excess of ten cents is required to_be
paid to gain admission to any build-
ing or enclosure in which}: sw1m-
ming pool or skating rink is located
or to the pool or rink itself, the am-
ount paid, plus the amount, if any,
paid for rental or use of equipment
or facilities supplied to the person,
paying for the admission and ;'n§ces-
sary to the enjoyment of the privrlege
for which the admission is charged,
shall be deemed the admission charge,
and a tax is hereby levied on such
admission charge of one cent for each
twenty cents or fraction thereof,
which shall be paid by the. person
paying the admission charge and
which shall be collected and remitted
by the person to whom the same is
paid in the manner prov1ded in Sec-
tion 7 hereof. ~
Section 5. Whenever an amount in
excess of ten cents is reqmred to be
paid to gain admission to any resort ,7
or picnic grounds, the whole amount
so paid is subject to a tax of one
cent for each twenty cents or frac-
tion thereof, even though such am-
ount includes a charge for use of
equipment and facilities such as ta-
bles, stoves and bath houses. If a
lesser amount is charged _to persons
who do not use such equipmentend
facilities than those who do use such
equipment and facilities, the lesser
charge is deemed the admissmn charge.
Where. a separate charge is made, for
the use of equipment ‘and faculties,
such charge is not subject to the tax
herein Alevied unless it. constitutes
or is part of an “admission charge
or is a “place,” as defined in Sec~
tion 1 hereof. Whenever an organiza-
tion or club acquires _the sole right
to use a resort or picnic grounds,
solely for the enjoyment of its _mem-
bers or employees and their friends,
the. amount paid for such right is an
amount paid for an admission charge
and subject to the tax herein leVied:
Provided, that if the organization or
club in turn charges its members or
employees all or p.rt of the amount
so paid, such charge does not, con-
stitute an admission charge subject
to the. tax herein levied. Amounts
paid for the privilege of parking cars
in a resort or picnic grounds do not
constitute an admission charge un-
less the amount of such charge is
determined by the number of pass.
engers in the automobile or theesame
charge is made to all persons who en—
ter the resort or grounds, whether
.on foot or by other means of trans-
portation. If a charge is made for
each passenger in an automobile, in
addition to a charge for parking fa<
cilities, the amountmaid for the pass-
engers is an admission charge and
subject to the tax herein levied. The
,tax herein levied shall be paid by
the person paying the admission
charge and shall be collected and re-
mitted by the person to whom the
same is paid in the manner provided
in Section 7 hereof.
Section 6. The price (exclusive of
the tax to be paid by the person pay—
ing for admission) at which every
admission ticket or card is sold shall
be conspicuously and indelibly print-
ed or written on the face or back of
that part of the ticket which is to be
taken up by the management of the
place to which admission Is gained;
and it shall be unlawful for any per-
son to sell an admission ticket or card
on which the name of the vendor or
the price is not so printed, stamped
or written, or to sell an admission
ticket or card at a price in excess of
the price of the admission price print-
ed thereon. .
Section 7. Every person receiving
any payment for admissions on- which
a tax is levied under this Ordinance
shall collect the amount of the tax
imposed from the person making the
admission payment. The tax required
to be collected under this Ordinance
shall be deemed to be held in trust
by the person required to collect the
same until paid to the clerk as herein
provided. Any person re uired to col-
lect the tax imposled un er this Ordi-
nance who fails to collect the same,
or, having collected the same, fails
to remit the same to the Clerk in the
manner prescribed by this Ordinance,
whether such failure be the result of
his own act or the result of acts or
conditions beyond his control, shall
nevertheless be personally liable to
the City for the amount of such tax.
and shall, unless the remittance. be
made as herein required. be guilty of
a Violation of this ordinance. The tax
imposed hereunder shall be collected
at'the time the admission charge is
paid by the person seekin admission
to any place and shall e reported
and remitted by the person receiving
the tax to the Clerk in bi-monthly
installments and remittances therefor
on or before the 15th day of the
month. next succeeding the end of
the lbi-monthly period in which the
tax is collected or approved: Provided,
that the first return and remittance
under this ordinance shall be made
on or before the 15th day of July,
1943,'and shall cover the period from
and including May 1, 1943, to and in-
cluding June 30, 1943. Payment or re-
mittance of the tax collected may be
BIB
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
WITH DOOR DELIVERY IN SHELTON
Seattle Freight should be routed via Str. Indian, Ferry Dock,
Tacoma Freight via Str. Skookum Chief, Milwaukee Dock,
No.
Time Schedule as follows:
Leaves Tacoma daily, except Sunday at 5 p. m. for
Olympia) and Shelton
Arrives Shelton daily, except Sunday
CLARENCE CARLANDER, President
PUGET SOUND FREIGHT LINES
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save your Victory Garden with
Rotenone Insect Dust. It, kills
bugs. No advance in price. Al-
so A.A. Pyrythum Fly Spray.
Just write the Watkin’s Man,
Shelton, Wash. 4-8—22—3t.
FLOOR SANDER _
AND EDGER
By Day or Hour
J. L. CATTO
HARDWARE
FREE! If excess acid causes you
pains of stomach, ulcers, indi-
gestion, heartburn, belching,
bloating,'nau5ea, gas pains, get
free sample Udga, at Fir Drug
Store. 3—11—6-18u—15t.
M.’ as 9.5 “AM
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l bin. Wood and lights furnished.
i Maple Beach, 3 miles south on
i Olympic Highway. 4-15-29——3t.
TWO FURNISHED CABINS for
year around living. Bremerton
and Shelton bus connection. At-
tractive location, 12 miles north
on Hood Canal. Phone Hoods-
port 24J3. C. H. Everett, Tilli-
cum Beach. 4-8--5-6—1M
iFOR RENT: sleeping room. Mrs.
W. A. Brodt, 121 East Cedar.
, Phone 582.]. 4-22—lt.
, 3‘ROOMFurnished apartment for
rent. Phone 436W. W—4-22—1t
FOR RENT: furnished modern
cottages, 2 rms. and bath. Rent
$40.00 mon'th. Lights, water, as
I cooking, oil heat, included. i1-
I liwaup Motel, Lilliwaup, Wash.
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ished, not modern. Mrs.
Perkins, Route 3, Box 121.
4-22—1t.
LONG LEASE on house and 5 to
I 20 acres of land. See T. A.
1 Philips on Carman Ranch, be-
, tween Shelton and Dayton.
4-22—5-6~3t.
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I v CARD or THANKS
1 We wish to take this oppor-
tunity to express our thanks to
all our friends and neighbors for‘
1 their expressions of sympathy and
ifloral offerings over the death
, of our mother, Mrs. Ethel Rogers.
1 V. C. Rodgers and sons
1 Steel and Irick and fam-
ilies.
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made by check, unless payment or
remittance is otherwise required by
the Clerk, but payment by check
_shall not. relieve the person collect-
ing the tax from liability for pay-
ment and remittance of the tax to
the Clerk unless the check is hon-
ored and is in the full and correct
amount. The person receiving any pay—
ment for admissions shall make out a
return upon such forms and setting
forth such information as the Clerk
may require, showing the amount of
the tax upon admissions for which he
is liable for the proceeding bi-monthly
period, and shall sign and transmit
the same to the City Clerk with a
remittance for said amount: Provided,
that the Clerk may in his discretion
require verified annual returns from
any person receiving admission pay-
ments setting forth such additional
information as he may deem necessary
to determine correctly the amount of
tax collected and payable. Whenever
any theatre, circus, show. exhibition,
entertainment or amusement makes an
,admission charge which is subject to
the tax herein levied, and the same
13 of a temporary or transitory na—
ture, of which the Clerk shall be the
Judge, the Clerk may re uire the re-
port ~and remittance of to admission
tax immediately upon the collection
of the same, at the conclusion of the
performance or exhibition, or at the
conclusion of the series of perform-
ances or exhibition or at such other
times as the Clerk shall determine;
and failure to com ly with any re-
quirement of the lerk as to report
and remittance of the tax as required
shall be a violation of this Ordinance.
The books. records and accounts of
Iany person collecting a tax herein
leVied shall. as to admission charges
and tax collections, be at all reason-
able times subject to examination and
audit by the clerk.
Section 8. Any person conducting or
operating any place for entrance to
which an admission char e is made,
shall. on a form prescri ed by the
Clerk, make application to and pro—
cure from the Clerk 3. Certificate of
Registration, the fee for which shall
be One Dollar ($1.00), which certifi-
cate shall continue valid as long as
the registrant shall continue in busi-
ness and pay the tax accrued to the
City under this Ordinance. Such Certi-
ficate of Registration shall be posted
in a conspicuous place in each ticket
or box office where tickets of admis-
swn are sold.
section 9. Whenever a certificate of
registration is obtained for the pur-
pose of operating or conducting a
temporary or transitory amusement,
entertainment or exhibition by per-
sons who are not the owners, lessees
01‘ Custodians of the building, lots or
Place where the amusement is to be
conducted, the tax imposed by this
Ordinance shall be reported and re-
mitted. as provided in Section 7 hereof
by said owner, lessee or custodian,
unless paid by the person conducting
the place. The applicant for a certifi-
cate of registration for such purpose
shall furnish with the application
therefor the‘ name and address of the
owner, lessee or custodian of the
premises upon which the amusement
Is to be conducted, and such owner,
lessee or custodian shall be notified
by the Clerk of the issuance of such
certificate and the. joint liability for
collection and remittance of such tax.
Section 10. Whenever any person
9Derating a place to which admission
is charged shall quit business, or sell
out“ exchange, or otherwise dispose
of.his business, any tax payable under
this Ordinance shall become immed-
iately due and payable, and such per-
son shall, within ten days thereafter,
make a return and pay the tax due.
Any person who shall become a suc-
cessor to such business shall become
liable for the full amount of such
tax and withhold from the purchase
price a sum sufficient to pay any
tax due from such person until such
time_ as .such person shall produce a
receipt from the City Clerk showing
payment in full of any tax due or a
certificate from the Clerk to the effect
that no tax is due, and, if such tax
is not paid within ten days from the
date of the sale, exchange or other
disposal. the purchaser or successor
shall likewise thereupon become li-
able for the payment of the full
amount of the tax. and the payment
thereof by such purchaser or succes—
sor shall, ‘to the extent of the amount
of tax, be deemed a payment on
the purchase price, and If the pay-
ment is greater than the purchase
Drice the amount of the difference.
shall become a debt due the purchaser
or successor from the former owner.
Section 11. All revenue collected
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PHONE 100
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Wanted
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WANTED: baby buggy, reason-
ably new and sturdy in good
condition, not wicker. Will pay
cash. Phone 564R.
W—J4'15'29’2t- WANT TO RENT:
WANTED: men to work in vital
defense industry. Certificate of;
availability is necessary. Shelton
Concrete Products. Seventh St.
Bridge. 4-15tfn.
WANTED: boy 16 or over to work
on farm and learn business of
raising food. Apply in person
to Alfred Lee, c-o Nalley Ranch
Skokomish Valley. '
4-15-22-29—3t.
WANTED TO BUY: good milk
cow, weanling pigs. Wm. V.
Gibbons, Star Route No. 1, Box
177, Shelton, Wash.
4-15-22—2t. '
WANTED: man to plow and har-
row small garden plot. Call
Steve Beers 14F22. 4-15-29~3t
WANTED: upright piano in good
condition. Write full informa-
tion, price, etc., to Box T, c-o
Journal, Shelton.
T—4-15-29—3t.
WANTED: practical nursing by
capable, experienced woman.
Mrs. Ed C. Miller, phone 282.11
4-15-29—3t.
WANTEDgchildren to care for
in my own home while parents
work. Inquire Journal.
G—4-8-22—3t.
WANTED: builder’s level in good
servicable condition. Reasonable
for cash. George W. Woodruff,
Mt. View, Shelton. 4-8-22—3t.
WANTED: reliable girl for gen-
eral housework. Apply Pantor-
ium Cleaners, Thursday after-
noon or Saturday afternoqn.
P—4-8tf.
WANTED: electric hot water
tank. Leave information at the
Journal office. G——4-8-22—3t.
WANTED: cottonwood bolt cut-
ters in the SkokomishVailey.
Highest wages paid. Address
Washington Excelsior and Mfg.
Co., 871 Othello St., Seattle.
‘ 4-1—tfn.
WANTED TO BUY: good port-
able typewriter. Write Maurice
Anderson, Mason Hotel, Shelton.
4-22-29—2t.
WANTED: young girl usherette'
at Graham Theatre. No exper-
ience needed. Apply at Theatre.
4-22—5-6—3t.
WANTED:~ housekeeper to care
for invalid mother during day.
$50 month and board. See Bill
Bergeson, 1325 Railroad after 7
p. m. B~4-22-29—2t.
WANTED: 4 or 6 quart glass
butter churn. Inquire Journal.
W—4-22tf.
WANTED: woman to do laundry
work in her home. Write Box
“C” c-o Journal. C—4-22——1t.
WANTED: beginning May 10th
capable woman to manage
household days week for work-
ing mother. Two school children.
Inquire Shafer’s Bakery.
4-22—5-6-3t.
EQUIPPED to care for 2 children
in my home, week days, 9 to
5 p._m. Mrs. E. Farrell, capitol
Hill. 4-22—1t.
WANTED: experienced waitress
and cook for Tin Can Cafe, Uria
ion wages. See Mrs. McAlister
at Shelton Hotel. 4-22—5-6—3t.
WANT TO BUY: 4 or 5 room
modern house down town. Dick
Eddy. Phone 115. 4-22—1t.
WANTED: wholesale distributor
for Seattle Times daily and
Sunday newspaper in Shelton.
Lady or young man can handle.
Carriers also wanted. Write H.-
D. Kelsey, Shelton Hotel.
4-22—1t.
from the tax Imposed by this ordi-
nance shall be deposited to the credit
of the City current expense fund.
Section 12. The Clerk shall have
power to adopt rules and regulations
not inconsistent with the terms of
this Ordinance for carrying out and
enforcng the payment, collection and
remittance of the tax herein levied;
and a copy' of said rules and regula—
tions shill be on file and available
for. public examination in the Clerk's
office. Failure or refusal to comply
with any such rules and regulations
shall be deemed a violation 'of this
Ordinance. .
Section 13. The tax hereby levied
and imposed ghall be collected and
paid on and a ter May 1, 1943.
Section 14. If any portion of this
Ordinance shall be adjudged invalid.
such. invalidity shall not effect the
remaining ortions thereof.
Section 1 . Each violation of or fail-
ure to comply with the provisions
of this Ordinance shall constitute a
separate offense and shall subject the
offender to a fine of not to exceed
one hundred dollars ($100.00) or to
imprisonment in the City Jail for not
to exceed thirty (30) days, or to both
such fines and imprisonment.
Section 16. This Ordinance shall be
in full force and effect five days after
its, passage and publications.
Introduced in regular council meet-
ing the lst day of April, 1943.
assed in regular _Council meeting
the 15th day of April, 1943.
Approved:
M. H. NEEDHAM,
Mayor Pro Tem
Attest: .
GLENN W. LANDERS,
City Clerk.
(SEAL)
Approved :
CHASr R. LEWIS.
City Attorney._ _.. 1-4222521;
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WILL SELL OR TRADE for
Shelton property, 80 acre ranch,
new 5 room house, barn, wired,
well, farm equipment, two
horses, 25 acres cleared. M. J.
Dunkelberger, Matlock.
4-15 5-15—1M
FOR SALE: house to be moved,
3 rooms and bath, hot- water
plumbing system, electric wir—
ing. $750.00. Phone 217R4.
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WANTED TO RENT: 4 or 5
room modern house, unfurnished
for family of three. Phone 16.
R—4-8-22—3t.
waterfront house,
FOR SALE :
well. In Pickering Pass. H.
Baker, Route No. 2, Shelton.-
4-8-22—3t.
furnished
house in vicinity of airport. T.
E. Fleming, PO. Box 163, Shel-
ton. 4-8-22—3t.
FOR SALE: 4 acres, small house,
i chicken house, lights, water, on
bus run at Belfair. $850, part
cash. Roy Boad, phone Belfair
333. 4-8-22w—3t.
WANT To RENT: small garden
plot near Kaydee Apts. Mrs.
I Roy Meek, Apt. 6. 4-8-15——2t.
FOR SALE: 40 acres, 17 cleared,
range, orchard, berries, 7-room
house, water, electricity, out
buildings, new barn. 6 head cat-
tle, farm machinery, hay etc. C.
E. Reed, Matlock. 4-1-30—1M
I40 ACRES FOR SALE: 41/2
miles out. Spring, lights avail-
able. $500 cash or terms. Pil-
ing, tie timber, wood enough to
pay for place. 506 or 512 Park
I Street. Nellie Storts.
I 3-25tfn.
',FOR SALE: 4 room house with
. 2-3 acre ground. D. S. Cook, Rt.
I 3, Box 139. 1/. mile from Olym-
pia, highway on Arcadia road.
l 4-22—1t.
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IFOR SALE: house, 4 rooms and
I bath with hot water plumbing
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and electric wiring. Good gar-
den space. $1,000. Located in
Upper Skokomish Valley, phone
217R4. D—-4-22tfn.
FOR SALE: large, modern house,
1 acre ground, cleared. Fine
garden spot. Close in. Inquire
Journal or phone Bremerton
8008.11. A—4-22—5-6—3t.
FOR SALE: 5 acres, 9 room
house. Arcadia road, half mile
off highway. Gravity water,
garden plowed. $3500. Inquire
Journal. R—4-22--5-6——3t.
Used Cars
FOR SALE: 1935 Chevrolet 11/2
ton truck. Flat bed with hand
winch. Motor just overhauled.
Tires fair. $395. Olympic Gar-
age, Hoodsport. 4-8-22—3t.
FOR SALE: 1935 Dodge 1%, ton
truck, dump body with hydrau—
lic hoist. Good condition, has
been used mostly-for farm work.
Private sale, cash only. Price
$1,000. Contact Bud Lee, Nai-
ley’s Ranch, Skokomish Flats.
‘ 4-15-22—2t.
good used car.
WNT TO_BUY
Prefer ’36 model V—8 coach. Will
pay cash. James E. Riddle, Star
Route 1, Box 88 (Skokomish
Valley). 4-22--5-6—3t.
FOR SALE: ’39 DeLuxe Plymouth
coach, heater, defroster. Perfect
condition. Geo. W. Dietz. Call
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LOST STRAYED or STOLEN:
one light yellow 2 year old heif-
er‘ with horns. JB. brand on
right hip. $10 reward for in-
A. Bennett, Shelton, Route 3,
'Box 240. 4-22—5-6—-—3t.
LQST: between~ McCleary and
Shelton and Bremerton. Spare
wheel and tire for truck. 7.50
x20. Reward. Grant Lumber
Co. ’ 4-22—1t.
Tides of the Week
Computed for Oakland Bay
(Hood Canal tides are one hour
a 55 minutes earlier)
Low 2:40 a.m. 4.5 ft.
Thurs. High 8:05 a.m. 14.0 ft.
April 22 Low 3:02 p.m. -1.2
Hig‘h 9:50 p.m. 14.1 ft.
Low 3:25 a.m. 5.2 ft.
Fri. High. 8:39 a.m. 13.9 ft.
April 23 Low 3:44 p.m. -1.5 ft.
High 10:43 p.m. 14.2 ft.
Low 4:16 a.m. 5.8 ft.
Sat. High 9:18 a.m. 13.5 ft.
April 24 Low 4:30 p.m. -1.5 ft.
High 11:42 p.m. 14.2 ft.
I Low 5:13 a.m. 6.4 ft.
Sun. High 10:05 a.m. 13.0 ft.
April 25 Low 5:23 p.m. 1.2 ft.
High 12:46 a.m. 14.2 ft.
Mon. Low 6:23 a.m. -0.7 ft.
April 26 High 11:03 a.m. 12.4 ft.
. Low 6:22 p.m. -0.7 ft.
High 1:53 a.m. 14.2 ft.
Tues. Low 7:45 a.m. 6.4 ft.
April 27 High 12:18 p.m. 11.7 ft.
Low 7:27 p.m. 0.0 ft.
High 2:56 a.m. 14.4 ft.
Wed. Low 9:06 a.m. 5.6 ft.
April 28 High 1:48 p.m. 11.3 ft.
Low 8:37 p.m. 0.7 ft.
AT HOSPITAL
Mrs. Glade. Lonsbery of Mat-
lock, is recovering at the hospi-
tal from an injury suffered in
an accident at Rayonier Incor-
l porat’ed last..Sunday.
after 6:30 p. m. 218J1. 4-22—1t._
formation leading to return. A.‘
SEED POTATOES: earliest of all
varieties. Grown in Skokomish
I Valley. 70 pound. Phone 217R4.
D—4-15tfn.
FOR SALE: fur coat size 16.
Worn one week. Am allegic to
it. Inquire Journal.
L—4-15-29—43t
FOR SALE: Easter rabbits, 5
and 6 weeks old, all white. 75c
each. Order now. Inquire Jour-
nal. W—4-15-22—2t.
FOR SALE: fresh milk goats and
weathers for meat. Ernest C.
Harrington, Route 1, Box 218C,
Calkins Place near Lost Lake.
4-15—29—3t.
FOR s1an 14 disc grain drill.
T. G. Garrison, Star Route 1,-
Box 58. 4-8-22H3t.
FOR SALE. Guernsey cow. Fresh-
ening in April. Inquire R. J.
Gallagher, L. L. Rte, Elma.
. 4—8,—22——3t.
WOOD FOR SALE: 339 East
Harvard. B~4-8-22.—3t.
[PANSY PLANTS 25c doz., Ger
aniums 4 for 25c; Cacti and
plants, Peony, Glads, Achime-
mics and other bulbs. Postage
paid on orders of 50c and over.
Also l-horse cultivator, reas-
ably priced. Evergreen Gardens,
Shelton, Wash.
L—4-1-22—4t.
CHEAP, large wether and harneSS
very gentle With children, good
worker. Buck. Dragsaw, Handi-
man tractor. W. Hoessl, Rt. 2,
Box 230, Shelton, Wash.
4—22--5-6—-3t.
FOR SALE: iron safe, size 23 x
33 x 32” high, money compart-
ments, $35.00 f.ob. my place.
Cash. C. S. McGee, Union, Wn.,
near Waterwheel. 4-22—1t.
FOR SALE: White Rose sewing
machine. Excellent condition,
$40. Mrs. Carrie Jenkins, Rt. 1,
Box 10. Second house past
Moultrops on Olympia highway.
4—22-—5-6—3t.
FOR SALE: Westinghouse elec-
tric range. Good condition. Mrs.
Mary Armstrong, Mill Creek.
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4-22—5-6 3t.
FOR, SALE: overstuffed chair
, $15. Call 11F33. B—4-22——1t.
FOR SALE: Mason quart jars,
90c doz. Phone 198J. Inquire
Hotel Shelton. H—4-22—1t
FRESH COWS FOR SALE: most-
ly Guernsey. J. D. White, Route
3. 3 miles down Cole road to
mail box No. 259. 4-22-29~—2t.
FOR SALE: good Jersey cow.
Chas. G. Fitts, Matlock Route,
Shelton. 4-22~1t.
FOR SALE: two six mos. old boar
pigs. 2 miles ‘out Olympia hi-
way. Ed Buchanan. 4-22—1t.
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FOR SALE: three year old black
. Percheron «gelding, weight ab-
out 1400 lbs. Call evenings. Roy
Bowman, Route 2, Shelton.
4-22—29—5-6—3t.
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FOR SALE: ladies brown all
wool coat, size, 14, belted. Only
worn few times. $12.50. Original
price $19.50. Iinquire Journal.
B—4-22u5-6—3t.
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ROCKHILL strawberry plants for
-»sale. 856 per doz. Mrs. F. F.
Warren, Route 1 or inquire at
Journal. 4-22~1t.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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Charles T. Wright
LAWYER
Phone 337 Angle Bldg.
Shelton, Washington
Mow——
ALDEN C. 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
‘ ELLIOT B. SPRING
Accounting . Tax Services
Bookkeeping Systems
123 4th St. Phone 565
WITSIERS
FUNERAL HOME
Licensed Embalmers
W. A. Witsiers, Prop.
Phone 180 -' - Shelton, Wash.
CHARLES R. LEWIS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Suite 1 L. M. Bldg.
Shelton, Washington
RICHARD F. EDDY
Licensed, Public Accountant
Notary Public
325 Railroad Ave. Phone 115