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pril 2,4,. April 24,
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5 MINA ,
ifs: NC!) 1‘0- 341. after its assa e and ublication ac—
3§CE RELATING To (owing to" Lav? p
' I A. 0129 OF PEOPLE 13 INTRODUCED in regular Counci
- n. R SHELTON DURING, Meeting this 18th day of December
com ,ELATING TO PER-,1941.
IN 0 UPON QR LOITER-i PASSED in regular Council Meet-
3 A AROUND PUBLICl ing this 16th day of April,
TA ND PUBLIC PLACESi Approved:
RIIN TIMES. RELATINGi WM. E. STEVENSON.
, VEHGHT OF WAY OF Mo-f Mavor.
OICLES UPON THE‘ Attest:
. AND? THE CITY OF SHEL— GLENN W. LANDERS.
‘ G~RELATING TO THE‘ City Clerk.
0F LIGHTS IN PUB—
Approved as to form:
CITDY ERIVATE PLACES IN CHAS. R. LEWIS.
F SHELTON DURING Cit Attorne v.
‘ AHOURS. AND PROVID- (CITY SEAL) l
.n 6ATIES FOR THE VIO-
ORDIF THE TERMS OF
NANCE. I Cause No. 4094
an. Our Country is at war NOTICE or SHERIEE's SALE
Italy. and Japan: and or REAL EsTATE
' one of the most dead~
, 0 Exet ution
. gimOGern warfare is attack
l‘nder General
ms", and. I STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
‘,_c]058‘ the City of Shelton is MASON COUNTY
, ind t0 \‘ltal. and strategic Washington Service Corporation
' L. naval points: and. ' Plaintiff I
ails-v a the most dangerous
ee attack ls during the per—
. oneofle half hour before sun-
l Mfr hour after sunriSe: I
VS.
son, husband and wife. Defendants
Under and by virtue of a genera
_i S d- execution issued out
, she“ tiring such period anyl
1y Oil Visible from the skies‘
'. State of Washington.
resultiglve information to the
. \.-‘ ‘ . r . OlmicHih-
.County. on the 4th da' of Marcil,l':“11d Stat? Road N9 9i( y .p
- gt
Sheltng in a damaging at— upon a judgmentyrendered in'way)'.
til-16mm N"2tr 19 E'f‘ Isa“?
oon 0‘” 50m“ 0th” Place Justice Court on the 27th day of Cerf“?
me'ua als “1198 on 't etetv
‘L; 1" naval importance and January, in favor of Plaintiff
t_l“jn(e 0]“ ‘1‘) 31;? 0 354,3; rot he
THEE-s of life and property. , and against Defendants, Fred Patter— {
“.‘Eht' ,W1°?°29r2a,)1‘§s {.5 the a, 15,3 16%
THEREFORE, THE COUN- son and Martha Patterson, husband. distal“ 3.1, “
ffidqgof’lgt‘. ti, l
AIN ASCITY OF SHELTONi and wife. judgment debtors for the} gillqu 3:36:
COIN}, "£0 ’t'm; 'ri‘fgxgfie
ON “FOLLOWS . .» I “in: of “29*”? and, 110/190 ‘ whose radius is
feet, a distance
In“ shall be. unlawful; (25.51.00) Dollals. (upon which there .. f ,t. u
. V 320 r0» E .
on‘ison. firm. company. or. is a credit of $10.00) together with
01-33213. ‘22lenfcetx- 'tien “and
, the any public 0!" ln‘ivat“ attorney's fees. interest. costs
and: (“Suing 0 4,,‘6teetfi onh e
j 1.1ty of Shelton to light. increased costs. and to me directed: {lrc- 01
~a, crucne f0 t e “(if t' W OS?
. any‘ghtcd. burn. or permit and delivered. I did on the day' liming.
15. "‘3'0. {Ive imam. 1%“.Ced-O
., of electric light. kerosene of April. levy upon all
tliell"8’51”pt‘ than“: " 'J 1 "1 1.8-
‘ t‘ gaSOIine light. candle. . right. title and interest of said
judg—l @3119“. Of-Sg feefl Inge or (35‘ (t) fin
. Minemg from any WOOd. Veg-i mth debtors in and to the follow-
lnurbwtmn‘ wlth es Sgu 330%?! y
l (:0 ml: liquid' .gaSOOU-‘il ing described property to satisfy said
bound‘iry mm of Lat ' 0 .531 oak
lightmblnation thereof. or any. judzment‘ twwit: one. of Plat 'of
.Hoodsport. and the
hats emanating from any! 'Wii. of SE1, of NW1:l of SEE. of pom 9‘
begmmmfi Or-bthg. twat 0f
. trogleven so that tho salnol Secti'gn 13' Township 20
NmUL,lairidmbggniolficgfimngeigri530.40, E 1
th any allglf. the Sklw Range 4 West. M.. except Tract distanm of 130 feet.
more 0,. loss. to
Q . . i
Witsfonowmg' derisnatrd Per-i 19 described as follows:
‘ . . - .,.~ ‘ he
Int One half hour lJEltlr‘)‘ Beginning at the. N.E. corner of all
Inter'KU'th-W‘th t
l 9r gin'l'enlllg and 0116? haul the above described tract; thence
glllfikl)0fng?nplg?e 02f figfidfigofg 5:3?
1 ing srlse in the momng West. along the‘North line of said ’mi’wd at
$175 00 ' ’
.. iefinch times as the nlili— will. SEI,;,_ Nwi/gv SEi/L said Sec_
P-Séid landq win be sold for not
Vork ,lder it of theUnited States tion 13, 150 feet: thence South, par—
19% than “‘19 appraised value above
iron, thesafevfor lights to he. alle] with the East line of said gated and
upon’ me {ems a,“ com
that th_ sky; and Proiided. tract. 396 feet; thence East feet. among
following.
1108 .' the 1S ordinance shall not more or less. to the East line of N
t‘mqq than o'mnusnth of the pup!
.r, earmed forces of UN“ said tract; thence North. along the h‘, Iii}?
must hp paid at the time1
or sngaged in carrying out East line or said tract. 396 feet more.
2,252,101) The p‘umhém. if he 13,, no,
" Lecul‘i’el'lm'sv “9.1: the Stat]; or less. to the N.E.
corner rthereof. U 0* w'nm. (,f' tho im'pfdvempnis 'must I
Iurgeon‘? peace Olficei's. plus: and the point of beginning.
togeth— f,‘ th" ,th Dav U, the 01-1765,. ,hak,,;.,
'when‘s' and all emergent» er with the easeman and right of
“4“; 3:21,? the‘fun am’mmt 01- me apt:
erw emergency conditions
ISO: Provided. However.
hggch pers‘on' traveling by
v. anally public or private road
ligh‘shave their head lights.
and tail
way to use of a strip of
poses only.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
Fred Patterson and Martha Patter-
of and underi
the seal of the Superior Court of the’
in and for said
land 30
feet in width along the North side
of the. of the SE]; of NW1]. of
SE13, said Section 13, for road pur-
l
NOTICE SALE OF STATE
! LANDS
‘ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
on Tuesday, the 5th day of May,
conllllencing at ten o'clock in
the. forcnoc-n of said day. ill front of
the main entrance, door to the County
Court House in the city of Shelton.
1 county of Mason. State of Washing-
. ton. by the County Auditor of said
county, the following described state
lands, together with the improvements
situated thereon, will be sold at pub-
lic auction to the, highest bidder there—
for, to-Wit:
NOTE.~NO one except citizens Of the
United States. or persons who. have
declared their intention to become
such. can purchase state lands.
APPLICATION NO.
A tlact of land ill the SW1]; of
Section Township 22 north. range
4 West. W. M.. being all that part
of Lots 8, 10, 11 and 12. in Block
1, of the Plat of Hoodsport, as same
is of record in the office of the Audi—
tor of Mason County. Washington.
that lies southeasterly of a line
drawn parallel to and distant feet
southeasterly from the following de—
scribed center line of State Road No.
0F
' and of record in the office of the Di-
ii‘ector of Highways, at Olympia,
1 Washington, to-wit:
l Commencing at the southwest Cor-
1 ner of said section 12 and run easterly
along the south line of said "section
12.
iintcrscction with
a distance of
the.
feet to an
center line of
northeast—
praised value of the improvements. as
above stated. One-tenth of the, pur-
chase pricc must be paid annually
thereafter with interest on all de-
ferred‘ payments at the rate of six
5 lights 093' NOW E EF E. .
Inch head 1, ms and tau HEREBYTE in, 0%,] IYOTSIFEE . per centum per
annum: Provided,
‘ he bl IV ‘ at (n “Kurd” Th t ar )urchaser may make full
' 'On ' ma ackene out by SllCh the 23rd day of May. at 10 a
‘y I]. _. I . t d
lmlSSI b 5’ now or hereafter be payment 0 pilnclpa . in elest an
tight? Washington State Pa-
m of
Still 3.
_ v... ilitary authorities arty.
That no person shall
o. . VI: l
e necessary to satisfy
.iter upon the Streets
places of the City of
.- such time‘ as it
i
i
“E '.
Min any light. so will
costs and increased costs.
‘i
78/ ($51.78) Dollars.
Said sale will
East door
Visible from any angle
‘ Alllhoiit good and proper
"& It shall be"the. duty
£2 t” .Derson. com any, or
‘5, “311112. the public streets
' Washington.
of the Court House
will
be at public auction.
' i der.
Dated at Shelton. §Wash.,
day of April.
this
'pgn‘Sheltfini in r ’
i >' Y ve ice ereon o. E. F. MARTIN.
“Violas to yield the right
Twin times to any and all
y 0195 of the. United States,
es {Won engaged in Mill-
ON 40" the United States.
vim- Any person who shall
innate any part of this Ord—
in, “Don conviction thereof.
r ‘e 3! Elfin}: ,.nof
OBD NANCE NO.
ORDIN
343
AN
to ,ex’ce'ed
Imprisoned , in the City
' DIN‘F TE .UANEOF , , .
gypenod to exceed 30 EMERGENC‘? WERRASNSTS IN THE By FRANK YATES, by
.lfiqulred to serve the same. duly
9‘ both sue 3“‘fine and im- SUM 013‘ $500.00. Assistant
Commissioner. firmed or} the undersmned Execu-
A: 5. ~ .' WHEREAS. at the time of the} 4-3-10-17-24-—5-1—5t.
.3301” helhAttm'ney of Record at the
byte This Ordinance is an adoption of the Budget Of the City _._ 2111
1IleSSIes ‘eI‘E‘lflllOlOVV- given, and file.
falls] P01“? POWCI'S “f “"5 of Shelton for the fiscal year
‘ ‘ .fvalms‘ t‘lgethPI'Wlt_ll proof of
Quito“ as a local defense our Nation was at peace, anal NOTICE OF SALE OF
STATE seltyilce. With the'tlel-Kfit the above
.1' y 01‘ the protection of life \VHEREAS Since the adoption of said
TIDE LANDS $13.“th Ceurt. Willlln Six months af-
‘v..i.. ngublknecesaily and‘ Budget, sour Nation has become in»
NOTICE,IS;HEREB¥,:GIYEN,;~That.i (Emile Agate of the first publication.
nmun‘es the same. andlvolved in War lwith Japan, Germany. on Tuesdéy.
the 5th day ,of May. 0_ .18 .‘Otice til-Wit April 17th,
. ry'E‘fihEr necessary to aid 3 and“ Italy. and WHEREAS there has
commencmg 'at ten _oclock in (011‘sa1d claims Vrlll _be iorever
barred;
vi if cos of“ the United been created as by Statute provid—‘
“1‘31"”??an Of Sand day' “1 front Ofilal'r? 0f
hrs" pummatlon Apr” 17th’
It); . .', . ed_ a Local Council Of Defense for E the main entrance
door to the County 91m ,
s: Should anv part of this the Cm: of Shelton, Washington and? Court House
in the city of Shelton, 1‘ELVA F. PRICE,
Roth adjudged Unconstitu- for such Council m function
propm._'(‘otlnty of Mason. State of Washing- 13 Alder Street,
WerWiSe contrary t0 LaW- l 1V and provide protection and relief l “’11-
by 1h“ .C““m.y Audltor “t 53‘d Shelt‘lni M35011 COUMY.
.fltion shall in no wise, I I’m. the residents of the City of Shel,
‘. county. the i0110w1ng_ described state OHAS R LEWashlngton.
himmt‘tufionfllity 0f the 1'9' ton the expenditure of $500.00
is ncc- “do lands! mgethe“ W‘th ImpmVe- g7 Wlb’ .
.91 feet, (,ng1”, and “,HEREAS an Emm__ msnts Sltuatod thereon, will be
391d uuite‘l. Lumbeimens Bldg”
V 1.07: This Ordinance shall { g‘e'hcy exists requiring. ‘the
expendi_ at public auction to the highest bid- Elgfiltflrl.'l\(lastin
County, Wash., ,
J‘ me and “feet “"9 days l lure of such public funds for the
do“ theremrl tO‘W‘t: .. "IN-l 10’ Ex‘ulhn‘
lmfigrvaudn of mum. and public NOTE_.~N0 one except Citizens of
4-17-24—n-1-8~4t.
health. the United States, or persons who
NOW THEREFORE THE COUN_ have declared their intention to .be-
'lDO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION I: That an
iexists which could not
‘, have been foreseen at the
the adoption of the Budget
lCity of Shelton for the fiscal
requiring an expenditure
$500.00 for the
l
l
year
for carrying out the work of
tection of
. llVenient Terms
o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
I will sell the above described prop-
oi: so much thereof as may be
said judgment.
together with attorney's fees, interest.
in all am-
ounting to the sum of Fifty-one and
take place at the.
at
Shelton in said County and State, and
for cash
in hand to the highest and best bid—
Sheriff of said County.
4-28--5-1—8-15—22—5t.
NCE DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY. ESTIMATING THE‘
AMOUNT OF MONEY REQUIRED
TO MEET THE SAME.“ AND PRO-
CIL OF THE CITY OF SHELTON
emergency
reasonably.
time of
of the
of
immediate. preserva—
tion of order and public health. agild
6
local Council of Defense in the pro~
the life and property of
ithe residents of the City of Shelton.
SECTION II: That the City of Shel—
lstatutory fees at any time and ob—
tain deed. 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 Commissmner of Pub-
lic 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,
gases. coal. ores, minerals and fos-
sils of every name, kind and de-
scription. and to the additional terms
and conditions prescrlbed in section
3 of chapter of the Laws of 1907.
Said land will be sold subject to
the terms. conditions and reservations
of chapter of the Sess10n Laws of
relating to easements for rights—
;of—way and the carrying of timber.
stone. minerals and other products
over the same.
JACK TAYLOR.
of Public Lands.
Commissioner
come such, can purchase state lands.
APPLICATION NO.
All tide lands of the second. class,
owned by the State of Washington,
situate in from of, adjacent to or
abutting upon vacated Mason Avenue,
Plat of Hood’s Canal Land and Im-
'provement Company‘s plan of .Union
City. in government Lot 5, section 33,
township 22 north, range 3 west, W.
M.. with a frontage of lineal
chains, more or less, appraised at
$48.50.
APPLICATION NO.
All tide lands of the second class
u asonabi Rates l “redone? “in: vigil ii i“:- 5“? alfresco“.-
Wll] co e Iamoun o _ o nlee e m r- s1 ' ron o, a la 1
., genmes heielnbefore stated. abutting upon the south halt in width
:ycle Pr1 , 3 SECTION III: This Ordinance shall of Lot 5, section 30.
township 23
151-1 PRI , f [be in full, force and effect days north, range 3 west, W.
With a
11 s from and after its publication. frontage of lineal chains,
as a INTRODUCED in regular Council or less, appraised at $307.50.
1e new Meeting this 19th day of March. Said lands will be sold for not
the 01‘1 PASSED in regular Council Meeting less than the appraised value
above
' . . . , this 16th day of April. stated and upon the terms and con—
impalgfl . u, 0 . 1 WM. E. STEVENSON, ditions followmg:
i Savmgs Mayor. Not less than one-tenth of the pur-
Basis , I- Attest: S clflaselpriflg‘ti.1 must fie paidiag1 trig timttz
' ' GLENN W. LANDER . o sa e. 6 pure aser, i e e no
I ltl‘ 1 ‘ Cit Clerk. the owner of the improvements, must
' ‘« 9 In Approved as to orm: iforthWIth pay to the officer making
, , SUrance Bldg. CHAS. R, LEWIS. the. sale the full amount of the ap-
'9n 1'. \ City Attorney. praised value of the improvements,
(CITY SEAL) 4-24—1t.
‘ NO. 4098
SUMMONS FOR, PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
Madge H. Miller, Plaintiff.
l
vs. .
l William C. Miller, Defendant.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON.
MILLO’S
iTES:
TO THE SAID WILLIAM C. MIL-
LER:
" You are hereby summoned to 8}"
hetr utm ‘ * pear within 60 days after the date
grity 0f ,. , of the first publication of this Sum-
the coun mons. to—wit: within 60 days after
. . clu, the 13th day of March, and de‘
1513 m 14.. fend the above entitled action in the
at 5111956 above entitled Court and answer the
Complaint of the plaintiff. and serv?
a CODY Of Your answer upon the un-
i... at a? ESE MEATS
.
dersigned Attorney for Plaintiff at his
conslde ' . office address below stated. and 1n,
. . |e ’ . case of your failure so to do Judg-
ehg'P i“ ment will be rendered against
:ommiss' . laccording to the demands. of the
y and 1‘ Was I Complaint. “Ehicllll hasdbegn féledpgggl-
. the Clerk 0 t e sal our: '
Week' .‘ r -T FOOD3 AT tiff seeks a divorce from you. the
I time' abovednamedIV Defendarit. upon the
’* roun s of ’On-suppor ..
W g .r- laws,
or ' aini 's orne ?
on f Office and Post Office Address:
-. Suite Lumbcrmen's Building.
t 50 far‘ Shelton, Mason County. W11,ng
their ’- . ‘ - ington. 3-13-20-27--4-3-10-17-24—-
t and H ' ,
le. YolrI f I
ldOll‘?" v- I. '
Still I
=or an" ,o . '
count 2' ‘ , d
was 01 , .
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
WITH DOOR DELIVERY IN SHELTON
Igelaht‘ should be routed via Str. Indian, Ferry Dock.
reight via Str. Skookum Chief, Milwaukee Dock.
No. 2
Time Schedule as follows:
, Tacoma daily, execept Sunday, at 5 p.m. for
Q, ’mpia and Shelton
-' él'FlYésRSllglfon daily, except Sunday .
LARENCE' CARLANDER, President
GHTUNES
‘1
'2
, . Revelle
as above stated. One-tenth of the DUI“-
chase price must be paid annually
thereafter with interest on all deferred
payments at the rate of six per cen-
tum per annum: Provided, That any
purchaser may make full payment of
princ1pal,.interest and statutory fBES
at any time and obtainrdeed. The
purchaser of land containing timber or
other valuable materials is prohibited
by law from cutting or removing any
such timber or materials without flrst
obtaining the consent of the Com-
missioner of Public Lands, until the
full amount. of the purchase prlce
has been paid and deed issued.
All sales of state lands are made
subject to the reservations of 005.
gases, coal, ores. minerals and fossils
of every name, kind anddescription.
and to the additional terms and con—
'ditions prescribed in section 0f
chapter 256 of the Laws of
Said land will be sold subject to
the terms. conditions and reservations
of chapter 312 of the Session Laws of
relating to easements for rights—
of—way and the carrying of timber.
Istone, minerals and other products
over the same.
JACK TAYLOR.
Commissioner of Public Lands.
By FRANK YATES,
4-3-10-17—24-—5-1—-5t.
NQ_,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
! STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
THE COUNTY OF MASON
[N PROBATE
In the Matter of the
Louise Huff, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un—
ldersigned has been appointed and
n has qualified as executrix of the es-
tate of‘Louise. Huff. Deceased; that
all persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby required to serve
the. same, duly verified, on said exe-.
cutrix or her attorney of record at
the address below stated. and file the
same with the Clerk of said Court.
‘ together with proof of such service
within six months after the date of
lfirst publication of this notice, or
the same. will be barred.
Ilate of first publication April
MABEL FISH,
Executrix of said Estate.
and Revellc,
,1 Attorneys for Estate.
‘l1382 Dexter Horton'Bldg”
Seattle, VVashl
Estate of
4-10-17-24--5-1:-4t.
_W
‘ [WHY TAKE A CHANCE when
$.25 per day will protect you
while you are traveling?
S e e
Herb Angle, Agent.
9 (Olympic Highway), as now located,
his 0
Ass't. Commissioner.
l tention.
"VV' "m Vvv V vvvvvvvm
Wanted
w‘wAA—AAA “Au‘A‘ w
WANTED BY SCHOOL: a used
piano in good condition. An—
swers to Journal.
YOUNG MAN WISHES WORK
on farm or at other occupation.
Board, room and compensation.
Inquire Journal office.
K—4-24~1t.
WANTED: woman to care for
semi—invalid. Can furnish ref-
erences. VVI‘ite full particulars.
Box S, c-o Journal. VS-4-24—-1t..
EXCELLENT O P P O R TUNITY
for ambitious men or women to FOR SALE: 10 acres Harstine
represent the McNess Co. in
built up local territories. Write
L. Overland, South J, Ta-
coma, Wn. 4-10--5—10—1m.
WANTED: 4 or 5 room house on
Hillcrest. No children. Phone
470. S—4-l7-24--2t.
lWANTED: sleeping room for
woman on Hillcrest. Inquire at
Journal, phone 100. , 4—17-24-2t
lSTEiP INTO A PROFITABLE
BUSINESS: Rawleigh Route
established many years has
just become available in a near-
by county. Products thoroughly
introduced. Previous experience
not essential. Unusual oppor-
tunities for right mail. See D.
G. Swanson, Cascade Ave.,
Shelton, Wash. 4-17--5—1-—3t.
WANTED: woman to assist with
housework part time,
nights. Inquire Journal.
D—~4-10—tf.
WANTED: woman 30 to years
age for housework. Children 7
months, years. Full time, good
wages, board, room. D. K. Dun-'
oyier, Route 2, Box 235, Shel-
home i __L
JOURN L
WWW"-
l Real Estate
MI
FOR SALE: acres, some clear—
l ed, rest easy to clear. Good.
soil. Some timber, two good‘
springs.¢Ten miles from Shel-
ton. Price $150.00. Oscar Lund—.
berg, Dayton. 4-24--5-1—2t.
“AAA AA AA“
Island waterfront, beautifuli
view, fine sandy soil, 5-room
log house sealed with flooring,
fireplace, water piped to house,
road, also rock garden, flow-
ers, plenty wood, several hun-
dred cedar posts can be cut.
terms or cash. A.
M. Strine, Camp 3, Shelton. ,
1
FOR SALE: two acres on paved
Arcadia Road, cabin, garage,l
3,4 acre fine garden soil; shrubs, :
flowers. $600 terms or
cash. A. M. Strine, Camp 3,-
Shelton. 4-24--5—24--1M.
Page Nine
c“,
Classified- Service
Do.
SEE US for your garden needs.
Rose bushes, fertilizers, seeds,
tuberous begonias, bulbs, sprays
etc. Forrest Flowers and Gifts,v
313 Railroad 2-27—tf.l
a I
FLOOR SANDER 1
FOR RENT i
by Day or Hour
J. L. CATTO
HARDWARE
USED FURNITURE- l
1—wood range, all enamel, !
like new .......................... ._
FOR SALE: 212 acres, 30 cleared,
lots of range, river, $2,000.00
worth merchantable timber.
Place support milk cows be,-
sides young stock. Price $7,000, I
half cash. 8 miles from market. .
Inquire Journal office.
S—4-24.—5—24——1M. l
l
FOR SALE: waterfront, 5 room,
modern house, concrete founda-
tion, 7 lineal chains tide lands.
Situated on state highway on
Hood Canal. G. W. McHenry,
Box Lilliwaup, Wash.
4—24--5-1-8——3t.
FOR SALE: unfurnished Geroom
Reasonable terms or liberal,
ton. d m 4'10'E7'24—{lt-l house with one acre good
WANTED TO BUY: used out- grf’und’ Partly Clear? « goodl
board motors. Hillcrest Hard— Soll' House can be.fims.hed. tol
ware, phone 499, Olympic and suit buyer. Just outSIde City lim- 1
Fairmont. 4_10_tf. 1123. Phone 479.
_.___ a I N—4-3-10—17-24—4t.
WANTED AT ONCE: carloads or . I
truckloads of large, smooth, F3? 0 roosmthgilse fen
'- sound Alder and Maple logs Gun am lew‘ m 8‘ e‘ or
, Iggfist pglgtet'lemlgféfal North_ Garage and woodshed, two lots.
West Chair Company, Tacoma,
Wash. 4,-3-24—4t.
No.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY ‘
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of
,Executrix of the Last Will and Tes—
tament and of the Estate of Clara
Maison, Deceased, and that all per-
sons having claims against the, said
Deceased or the said Estate are here—
N0.
NOTICE TO C. JDITORS
;IN THE SUPERIOR ggURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of ,the Estate
IAer Frekman, Deceased.
! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
the Undersigned. L. Bell has been
appointed and has qualified as Ad—
ministrator of the Estate of Axel
Frekman, Deceased, and that all per-
sons having claims against the saidI
, Deceased or the said Estate are here-
lbyrcquired to serve the same, duly
verified, on the undersigned Admin-
listrator or his Attorney of Record at'
lthe addresses hereinbelow given, andl
file such claims, together with proof l
of
more! of Service, with the-Clerk of the above
entitled Court, wtihin six months af-
ter the date. of the first publication
of this Noice. to-wit: April 10th.
or sai claims will be. forever
barred,- Date of first. publication,
April 10th,
‘ A. L. BELL. )
Bell Building, 119 South
Fourth Street, Shelton. Ma-
son County, Washington.
CHAS. R. LEWIS,
Suite 1, Lumber-men's Building.
Shelton, Mason county, Washington.
Attorney for Administrator. l
4-10-17-24———5—1--4t.
No.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR ~-
Ruth Landon. Plaintiff.
vs..
Floyd W. Landon, Defendant.
State of Washington. to the said
Floyd W. Landon, Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear Within 60. days after the date
of the first Publication of this sum—
mons. to-wit: Within 60 days after
the 10th day of April, and de-
fend the above entitled action in the
above'entitled Court; and Answer the
Complaint of the Plaintiff, and serve
a copy of your answer upon the
Undersigned Attorney for Plaintiff at
ffice below stated, and. in case
of your failure ,so to do. judgment
willvbe rendered against you accord-
ing. to the, demands of the Complaint
which has been filed with the Clerk
of. the said Court; The Objects of
this}, action are that Plaintiff seeks
a algorce from you upon the grounds
(if n _~support, cruelty, and desertion.
to secure the care, custody, and con-
trol of Howard Landom a minor. and
to.have awarded. distributed, and set
asuie to her as her sole and‘separate
fpro rty an equity in they Nl/z of the
SW1 of the SW14. Section 13, Town—
ship North, Range 2 West, W. M..
Mason County, Wash.. for $25.00 perl
month for_ support money from you
for the said minor child, for a $75.00
Attorneys fee. and for her Costs and
disbursements herein incurred, and for
such other further and different re—
MASON COUNTY
lief as appears, from Complaint on
file in the above entitledrand above
numbered Court and Cause.
CHAS. R. LEWIS,
Plaintiff’s Attorney.
thee and Post Office ad-
dress: Suite Lumbermen's
Budding. Shelton, M a s 0 n 4
County. Washington. i
4-10-17—24—5—1-8-15-22—71; ‘
KIMBEL LOGGER ILL
John Jensen, Kimbel Log ing
company employe, entered hel-
ton hospital Monday for medical
care.
GEORGE EGENES ILL,
George Egenes,' Simpson em—
ploye, was admitted to Shelton
hospital Sundayrfor medical at-
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scale_ apartments or rooming house.i
with fireplace,
i
l
|Dersons having claims against
deposits have been found near 'Al-
discount for cash. See or»Writel
Mrs. Charles Dahlman, Camp 3.
Shelton. D—4-3tf
m
6-ROOM modern home, nardswood
floors, fireplace, ,full ha$ement
. and furnace. Also large unfin-
ished upstairs. This home is
1
Clara Maison, Deceased. ; ’
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that lqcated‘ (31 0%:ed.street and has
the Underslgned. Elva F. Price, has 11199 yar ' nt}re‘ property‘ In
been appointed and has qualified as excellent condition, anal-priced
below present value. Will con-
sider terms—$4375.00.
FOR SALE
7-room modern suburban home in
excellent: condition. Plastered
full basement.
Flowers and shrubs and. fruiti
trees of many varieties. Nice
yard and lawn, all well kept.
Also plenty of excellent gar-
den land. Chicken house and
barn. Gravity water system.
Would cost $10,000 to replace,
and is a. real bargain at
terms.
Herbert G. Angie
Angle Bldg. Phone 304
M.
No.
NOTICE, TO CREDITORS . l
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the. estate of
John W. Wilson. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thati
the undersigned has been appointed}
and has qualified as Administrator of
the above entitled estate; that all
the said
deceased are hereby requxred to serve
the same, duly verified. on said Ed;-
ward 'Wilson, Administrator. or his
attorney of ' record at the. address be-
low stated, and file the same with
the Clerk of said Court, together with.
proof of such service, within six
months after the. date of first publi-1
cation of this notice or the same will'
be barred.
Date of first publication April 17,
EDWARD WILSON.
(Signed)
Administrator of said es-
tate. Address: Route
Shelton, Washington.
B. FRANKLIN HEUSTON,
ttorney for Estate , l
ourt House
Shelton. Washington. 4-17»24--5~1~8--4t
Lani-glid- OAK-011's, ‘
Beware-h» Fund
For 2*Type’s-013e
Research funds for two-types]!
of ore in which Mason Countyiis
interested as possible develop
ments for war production were
approved this week by Gov. Ar-
thur, B. Langlie, , . :
He- approved an allotment of
toward perfection of a con—
tinuOIis. acid—leaching p re c~,e 5-5“
which would be applicable to low,
grade manganese ores of the
OIYmpic peninsula. , ,
« The-nearly completed. smelting
plant at Hill Creek is believed to
.be planning to use this process. .,
The best. possible outlet for
these, ores, inthe opinion of inyes-
tlgators, lies in. the production of
electrolitic manganese, which.
,‘qould be. used. for alloying. with».
magnesium and aluminum. SPOnI-‘l
Sor of this projecf is Dean A.
Drucker. of the State College de-
partment of. mining. . .
~ The, other project receiving, the-
,chlef executive’s sanction aims at
_pr0duction of alumina. from
Washington State’s high grade
alumina clays by electric smelt-
Ing, rather than by leaching. Such
lyn and in other parts of Mason
County.
'The wo'rk will be conducted
first on Eastern Washington clays
and then will bevextended to clays
of Western Washington. Funds
provided for , this project total
$8,800.
New source of Sitka. spruce-—
the wood par excellence for air-
plane construction—will have to
be located and tapped, if the war
demands of the United Nations
are to be met.
._._ Law.
1~—used Range (Universal)
l—wood and coal heater 9.50
1-Abreakfast table ______________ .. 5.50:
1——oak buffet, like new
1—table and 4 chairs __________ __ 14.50|
1—oak bed daveno . .. 9.50,
2 daybeds ............................
Olsen, Furniture Co.
ReconditiOned
Wood Clarinet
Original value $75 ~
$27.50
E. ‘Beckwith
Imi‘erial Washable I
WAPL'L ‘ PAPERS ,
!
Now available in Shelton in
many beautiful patterns and
Shades to decorate
room in the house.
Exclusive in Shelton at
Lawton Lumber Co.
South. First Phone 56-J
PlioiocRAPHic
ACCESSORIES
for better pictures .
every
B'OOKS on
PHOTOGRAPHY
How to Make Good
Plumes—How to
Make Good Movies—and other
authentic photographic books.-
CARRYING
* CASES
l
Big assortment, l
wide price range, l
including models a
for Brownies, folding .Kodaks,
miniature Kodaks.
C AME R A
s U P P O R T S l
Kodak Table Top, I
Tripod and other models, Opti-
pod,.fo: clamping to shelf, Koda-
pod for gripping trees, fences, etc.
FILTERS
Kodak Sky Filter,
Color Filters, Por- I
train Attachments, Pictorial Dif- I
fusion Discs, filter guides. ’
EASTMAN (HEM-lCAlS, i
PAPERS. DARKROOM oumis
drews Studio 1
l
Twana Mercantile I
At'UnjEt Closing
Union, April 21~— Mrs. Rhea
Howard is selling out the mer-I’
chandise of Twana. Merc. Com—i
Pally. Her parents were in busi-
ness there for years and many
before them. The store will be
greatly missed but it does not‘
dovetail» with'Mr. Howard‘s busi-
ness. interests.
Dan Johnson, well known bach—
elor, is, winding up his business,
affairs and bidding friends good;
bye. He has» been called “to the;
colors” and leaves Friday for
South Carolina, according to his
instructions. ,
Mrs. BessieDeRosia is In the
Shelton hospital with an attack
of pneumonia. '
Mrs. Oron Addlem'an of Vail is|
visiting her sister, Mrs. Clara
‘Main, this week.
Reuben. Holm of Alder-brook;
Center was rushed to the hospital
at Shelton last Monday and was
operated onat once—appendix re—l
moved; He is recovering rapidly
and expects, to be home soon.
Mrs. .Vern Nelson was taken tol
the hoSpftal last week with what
was thought, to be a nervous!
breakdown.
The. advanced class in First
Aid, met Monday evening and cer-
tificates were. given out to those
who had taken the first course. ‘
Mrs. Mabel Martin who has
been in Seattle for some time,
came up over the week end to
see her summer home, planning
to move out soon.
Fred Short and family plan to
move, to their. new home this.
week. They have made several
alterations in the house. Walter
Huson is in charge of the gar-
age now. ‘
One of Gene Stark's horses has
a baby colt which is attracting a
lot of attention as very pretty
and looks much like a. small deer.
If you don’t think It pays to
advertise—place a Want-Ad inthe
Journal!
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billing is necessary.
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FOR SALE: 1938 Ford V-8, $78
worth of extras. Radio, heater,
defroster, $375. Elmer Yurks,
R. 3, Arcadia Road. 4-24—-1t.,
FOR SALE: ’36 Chevrolet Coupe
$100 cash, balance con—I
tract or trade for good used!
furniture. VVrite’Box N, c-o the
Journal. N~4-24——5-1——2t.
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For Sale
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OLD GROWTH fir wood $7.50
cord, plus tax. Glen Watson,
phone 4-24--5-1—~2t.
FOR SALEEWI941 Glider Trailer, FOR " SALEi to; 75:50:2178 tires,
21—foot, excellent condition, fine: tubes and rims. Almost new.
rubber, reasonable. J. N. Clark, " Inquire Roy Bowman, Rt. 2.
LIL. ,1 .-_,,.v____.. I
TRAILER FOR» SALE; 2-wheei.
with good tires. George Yoshi—l
hara, Bayshore Road.
Sherwood Creek, County Road,
ll ‘ l. 4-17-“4-f-1-3. e ewe-~77 r ~~~~—v
A yn’ wag] 4 d t FOR SALE: bronze baby crib
"m"""'"""V""m with
mattress, twin bed and
spring and kerosene stove with
oven. B. L. Rose, 828 Franklin.
4—24-~5-1—2t.
FOR SALE: good milk goats, the
year around. We guarantee sat-
Lost and Found: I
FOUND: key in container. Own-
er identify and pay for adv.
Journal OffiCe. Phone 100- lsfaction. 50 head to choose
4‘24V1t- from. R. J. Gallagher, 3,4 mile
from Lost Lake.
LOST BOAT: 16-ft., white out-l'
side, gray inside, 3 seats, 2 sets
oar locks, 1 set oars, No. 30-
Will give reward. R. F.
Page, Route 2, Shelton, Har—
stine Island. 4—17-24--5-1~e3t.
LOST: $5 reward for return of
or information concerning small
black male Cocker Spaniel,‘.
white spot on breast, lost on
Hood Canal (Union side) about
March Notify Journal or
Geo. Reed, Rt. 1, Port Orchard.
4—10-—5—8e—3t. ,
"IF—l
Tides of the Week
Computed for Oakland Bay
(Hood Canal tides are one hour
3.: 55 minutes earlier)
FOR SALE: drag saw, practically
new $90. T. D. Clark, Brock;
dale Station, lympic Highway,
miles north of Shelton.
l—24--5—1—2t.
FOR SALE: four used tires and
tubes 28X5025777718. Cash $20.
J. Lieffring, P. O. Box
Shelton, 2 blocks west Bayshore
Road.
4 FOR SALE or TRADE: partly
built house trailer Also
axle, springs, tires and tubes
$10. Inquire at Ralph’s Grocery,
Hillcrcst. 4-24--5-1-8—3t.
FOR SALE: 4 horse outboard
motor in good condition, $40.
Ted Rauschert, Grapeview, Wna
ER SALE:- good farm horse.
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r... 2.53 3522:1233: Weight 160mm 1.0 years 01d-
April High 1:24 p.m. 10.5 ft. Inqmre Journal emce- ?
Low 8:17 p.m. 1.8 it; “A TA N—4-24-9-1—2fi
_ —— FOR SALE; ‘Lange range. Good
High a.m. ft. condition Phone 21734“ . I
Sat. Low a.m. ft. ‘ _VA_4_17_24h2t
April High 2:48 p.m. ft. ____ , _.___‘
LOW 9‘17 P-m 2-1 ft- JOURNAL Want Ads are used by
. scores of your friends and
Sun a 133% 13312 :‘g' neighbors with great. \success.
April 26, High 4:02 p.m. 11.1 ft. “103????”th édf‘j‘m‘fi’f
Low pm. ft- FOR SALE: adult Size wheel—
—— chair almost new: Reasonable.
High 4352 a-m-14~0 ft-l Contact Mrs. George Stoner,
Mon. Low 11:23-a.m. 3.0 ft. Route 1’ Box 210’ Shelton
April High 5206 p.m. 11.8 ft. 4-17-24*5_1_3t,
Low 11:05 p.m. 2.6 ft. .. .——-————-
__ TIMBER FOR SALE: on 80 acres.
High 5:13 a.m. ft. Cedar, Hemlock, fir and spruce;
Tues. LOW a.m. 1.8 ft. about miles west of Shelton,
April High 6% p.m. ft.i partly opened up. Cash or pay
Low p.m. 3.0 ft. as cut. Write: L. R. Byrne, own-
_—. ~ er, Elma, Wash. .
High a.m. ft. - . 4-10.17v24~«5-«1-8——5t.
Wed. Low 12:36 p.m. 0.5 ft. . . , , .. ,,
April High 6:55 p.m. ftl LARGE SIZE
. Duplicating "
Low a.m. 3.4 ft. ?
Thurs. High 6:26 a.m. 14.5 ft. SALES BOOKS
A ril 30 Low p.m. ft. , '
p High p.m. ft. for 15¢ 4 for 25¢
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Low 1:26 a.m. ft. 60¢ per dozen '
Fri. High 7:01 a.m. 14.6 ft. We also take orders for all kinds
May Low p.m. -1.7 ft. of special——
High 8:37 p.m. ft,
PRINTED SALES BOOKS
Our prices are as low or, lower
than outside salesmen can quote
you.
ASSGCIATED Wills," .
.GONFALON lNiiSi “THE JOURNAL
NIGHT 0ile PLAY Emmi:
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CITY’BOWLING LEAGUE- .
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ALDEN. C. RAYLEIE"
IIolt’s AssociatedOil ...... ,. 35-, ATTORNEY AT LAW
Mason: County Laundry Title Insurance Building
¥ashme 43' 41 Opposite First National Bank
Jumbermen Mere. .. 41. fi
Lucky Lager ...................... __ 41H 43. Pm“ Shelton
“'ilson’s Cafe .................... .. 41
Munro’s Men’s Store 40 44 "
Daviscourt Bakery .... __ 50 .
\ High Scores lNSURANCE
Game-——Paul Fredson, Bab Stew-l
art each .
TotaleBab Stewart 581
HERBERT G. ANGLE
Office at Angle Building-
Mitt the champs, Tommy Holt's
Associated Oilers. ' I
They waited until the last night
of the schedule, to sew up the
city league bowling title,
but they wasted no time. Friday
in putting,r the pennant in moth-
balls,» winning the first two
games of their show-down match
with second place Mason Laune!
dry.
There wasn’t anything in the.
individual scores of the title-de-
ciding match to pop vest buttons ,
over for only one pinman of the
ten involved shot a total and
he, Jimmy Dunbar, possessed the _
lightest average of them all. LIcensed Embalmers
Pastime blewa chance. to hold A Witsiers Pro
undisputed third place by drop— Phone 180 _ Shelton, alash.’
ELLIOT B. SPRING"
Accounting Tax Services
Bookkeeping Systems
123 4th St. Phone
DOANE BRODIE
Attorney-A’fi-Law
Andra Building
Phone
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Daviscourt Bakery, allowing the.
L. M. to move into a tie by Odd-
gaming Lucky Lager in a match,
which produced high. individual
scoring of‘the night by Bab Stew—
art and Paul Fredson, _
Munro’s, defending champions,
closed, the season with a2 to 1,,
duke . over Wilson’s cafe. but
wound up in seventh place after -
leading the league for a good half
the schedule.
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.—
Inekpensive lamb cuts such as
shoulder, breast,,_flank, neck and '
what the butcher calls trimmings
may be, made. into a nutritious
and appetizing,,stew tr.» add. an.
economical and different touch to
Spring menus. _'
I
CHARLES RiLEWIS‘
ATTORNRM: A‘l‘ LAw
. Suited, :;sIt\1.Mg,Bldg.l
i Shelton, Washington r
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