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959
BUilding
otl Request
AHELTON-MASON CON'T J6U'RNAL--. PuhlLshed
Weather
High Low Precip.
April 29 . 5Gdeg. 52 dog. 2.91 in.
April ;;0 57(h.'. :Sdeg'. 0,1Gin.
May 1 .... 5S (:h!'. 35 (h'g .......
Ma' 2 .... 59 (h'g '. ?,6 deg. 0.02 in.
May "/ .... 57 deg. "W, deg. 0.02 ill.
Nl:ly I 5t (It'. :6 (h'g. 0.3; in.
Mny 5 . 6'l ('h'g. 32 dog .....
t.Hyt )niol. Tllcol'pol'at t'd.
road
hugging!
: ;:; :ii ii :/i,!!::/i/,i
,::H ),
I
WOODSMEN COMING UP--University of Washington forestry
student Paul Bourgault, right, of Shelton, is among a group of 13
senior logging engineering students from the UW College of For-
estry who are working during the spring quarter with the State
Dept. of Natural Resources on the State's Sustained Yield Forest
No. 2 in the Sultan Basin of Snohomish county.' Bourgault, whose
parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Bourgault of Star Route 1, Box
144, is shown with a fellow student, Chuck MaoLearnsberry of
Lake Sawyer, as they use a compass to help lay out a future
iD. €€ "'
Ohrlstmaown. iT.,q.A., ghe!to6, Washinl
1National Hospital Week To Be
Observed May I0- 17
With the announcement thatl
National Hospital Week will be'
obst, rved in Shelton Genoral thls-
pital next week, May 10 through
17, Mrs. Helen McCann, ho.pital
administrator reported nn Stilt](' of
the problems facing the local hos-
pital.
EVERY DAY Shelton General
spends an average of $25.48 for
the care of each patient, The
medical and scientific miracles of
recent years have had an enor-
mous in]pact on hospital costs, ac-
cording to Mrs, McCann, with the
new treatment methods, drugs,
coroph,x equipment nn(l more
highly-trained personnel.
Last year 1391 persons were ads
mitted to the hospital, 400 less
than ten years ago and 2984 lab-
orah)ry tests wel/e performed and
1609 x-rays taktL
MRS. McCANN said the aver-
age number of days a patient
spends in Shelton General Hos-
pital is 5.8. This is apl)roximate-
ly half the length of confinement
of ten years ago. Since the pa-
tient receives more services than
ever before in a shorter time, the
hospital costs are concentrated
rather than spread ont over S
hmger period. Even so, the l¢)cal
hospital's charges are the h)west
:h/°^ are five inches farther apart.
"' Widens the stance, not the car,
Ves
t You road huin stability, less
lea . " o g
, and sway. Only Pontiac has it!
logging road. in the state and it iE one of the
............................................................................................. few fully approved and accredited
Two Shelton
Ministers End
Service Here
"rite loss of two devoted and at-'
tive ministers will be felt deeply
in Shelton this summer. The Rev-
erend Charles T. Hatten, pastor of
the Methodist church will enter
Store Windows
Due Decoration
Plans for the decorating of store
windows in Shelton during the
Forest Festival were disctlssed
Monday night at the Mason Coun-
ty Historical Society's meeting
held in the P,U.D. building.
According to present plans, the
county's ten Granges will do the
work in conjunction with the, so-
senti-retirement and move tn Ta- ciety.
coma; and The Reverend J. Bern- THE CLUB selected an ox cart
hard Be(helm has resigned his drawing depicting the hauling of
pastorate at F a i t h Lutheran logs. as the insignia for its ate-
church to take the pulpit at Bu- tionery and en.vek)pea. The draw-
rich. ing was subnuttea Dy Juhe sum-
REVEREND Hatten's retire- mers, a student in the Shelton
ment will cumulate 47 years of high school drawing class, who
full time activity in the ministry, was given a cash award and letter
He and Mrs. Ha'tten became part-I of commenaatl0n for ner entry,
net's in marriage and the ministry Twenty-nine members attended
47 years ago in Illinois. Serving the meeting. The next meeting of
five years in Illinois, they came the society will be held on June 1
west and had churches m Spokane, and will be the last one for the
Spokane Valley, and Colville In-. summer.
dian Reservation. Then they went
to Alaska where for 12 years they
had charge of the Jessie Lee Home
for orphan children in Seward,
Alaska. They also were at the Hy-
der church in Alaska for two
years. Returning to thu states,
they spent 4 years at White Swan;
seven at Pasco, 6 at Centyalia and
then on t(l Shelton whtve they
have been for the past 4 years.
' ½1NCE BEING in Shelton Mr.
and Mrs. Hatten, she is one of the
first women licensed as a local
preacher in the church, have been
extrem(!ly ac.tive in memhership
work and especially in developing
the Sunday School program.
Bretheim and Daniel 5, and Jo-
'Ann 4, will take a trip to Wis-
consin to visit relatives.
Temporary replacement for Rev-
erend Bretheim will be James
Armstrong a 3rd year Augsberg
,Seminary student.
Too Late To 01assify
, , , ,,, i _Zl ii i i
FOR RENT -- 2 Imdrolml unfurnish,,d
house, $50,(R) l)er nmnth. Phon(! HA
6-8486, Angleide. .................. M. 5(7. tf a
LoST -- boy's red 24 inch Schwinn bi-
cyvle at edge of woods at 7th and
May. Filltlev please l't}tIll'll to 717
Following his sermon June 13 Mny St. or (,all HA 6-4628, Reward.
they will leave for Tacoma where ................................................. N 5/7
they have bought a house and Mr'. 2 BEDROOM Charnler Island Lake.
Hatten will work with the mem- Owner must sacrifice attractive home
on thv lake, concrete bulkhvud, patio.
bership program of the Mason Karag'e, good well and gal'dvlliltg
tr,
Methodist church, liFt,l(. Full l)ri('( , ()lily $7,,),i(l (!all Ktlrt
Mann. Waterfront R(!alty. t'hone HA
A successor for Reverend Hat- 6-8535. 5/7
ten will be named at conference v(; R
meeting June 3. nmnth. Wat(wfront Realty. Phone
REVERENI) Bretheim, his wife ..... FlA. 6-8535. ............................................ 5_.(7
and 2 children, will finish 7 years
of work in the Shelton Faith Lu-
lheran church with his sermon
July 12. He will begin his new
YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER
SHELTON MOTOR 00.
233 OUTH 1ST ST. SHELTON, WN.
assignment at Bethel Lutheran
church in Burten on August 1.
During his stay in Shelton his
church membership has doubled,
and the church became self sup-
porting in 1957. For the past two
years he has been president of the
Mason Cmmty Ministerial Associ-
ation and is a Rotary Club mem-
ber.
A new parsonage is being built
at the Burien church, and while
waiting for its completion Mrs.
Prolessiona! Care
For the Clothes You Wear
/
FOR SAI,E- Three bedroom house
704 Euclid. Carport. Fireplace. Hard-
w(md floors. Plastered wails. Phone
IIA 6-3180. O 5/7 tfn
Illel'si,!g Inlet, Ollt llliiO fl'OlH town,
fOUl" roOlll hottse, hardwood floors,
electric heat, tile bath a14 tile kit-
then, $16,500. Phone HA 6-4775 or
P.C).Box 237, Shellon. R 5/7-21
;ltX(iC, a, iJLY N EW--O./go'-'-ne¥
caulks, size 8 $17.50, milk goat $12.50.
Cross-cut haw, 6 ft, $12.50. Phone
HA 6-8772. No Saturday ealls. N 5/?
WANTED 2 or a bedrdom ne{se, shdh
acreage for pasture close to town.
Phene 8-8843. ] 5/7
truck $250. Phrase HA 6-11397, Mc $17
, i II ii I . ii
Legal ltblieatlons
u i J i , . ii
Na Ill0
NOTICE TO CREDITORR
(In Pobale)
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TH
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
THE COUNTY OF MASON
In the Matter, f the Estat of W. G,
POTTS, Deceased.
DRY
P
i; . ' ?
by the Joint Council of Acc)'cdi-
tation of the National Hospital
Association and American Medi-
cal Associati()n.
"Fch service the hospital pro-
vides for the community costs
money," Mrs. McCann said. "Just
buying a new piece of equipment
is not the whole story. A life-
saving addition may mean hiring
Sheriff's Posse In
Perform May 23
Plans for the Mason County
Sheriff's Posse play day, May 23
will be completed at a special
meeting at 7 p.m., Wednesday at
the home of Alf Ribbans.
The playday's events Will in-
clude grand entry, pole bending, a
Texas barrel race, flag race, trail-
el' race, both team and individual
events. A trophy will be awarded
to the winner receiving the high-
est nur4)er of points during the
day's events. The public is invited
and admission is free for those
wishing to view tile skills of horse i
and rider beginning at 1:30 p.m. at
the airport,
Skating Parly Planned
For Kids Salurday
Mason County boys and girls
will be admitted free to the Shel-
ton Roller arena this Saturday for
two sessions of skating.
Admittance to the rink can be
gained by showing a children's
Forest Festival button. A rental
of 25 cents will be charged for
skates. The first session will begin
at 10 a.m. an drnn until noon. The
second session will run from 1:30
p:m. until 4.
new personnel and establishing
new procedures and records.
Al)l)roxinlately 60 per cent (if
the hospital's costs today are for
wages and salarie.. But the need
for personnel new, r ends, and it
is hoped that more and more
young I)eople will realize the sat-
isfactim found in hospital work
not only in medical but in admin-
istrative careers."
],, RI I .... I,I II _, II1,1 , 11, =,] L II I I I
i . I , I
YOU SHOULD KNOW...
iL HA 6-8139
. i,, ii ii
P00,F s
. .i ill i i[
CLII00T WILLOUR
"Is your estate guarded
against going through
administration twice ?"
N/W NATIONA L
Li Incur=hoe ¢or
i iii i lU
I I II I II II IIII I II IHII II [I JI IIII I I
For Mother
A SMART, COMFORTABLE CHAIR
In her favorite color and fabric
Available also in Rocker or Roto-Rocker
MOTHER WILL ENJOY IT!!
Olsen Furniture Company
328 COTA HA 6-4702
I IlllI
I I I III I
I _ • II I I lll I I
BET THE ONE YOU'Ll:
EVENTUALLY WANT!
REPRIGERATOR- FREEZER
BIG 100 LB.
SEPARATE
ZERO DEGREE
FOOD FREEZER
FREEZER
DOOR RACKS
: i:!qi:i::
AUTOMATIC
CYCLE DEFROST
• Nqtlce is hereby given that th .un-
(leralgned hm$ been appointed and la?
qqallfied as taxecutor of the estate o!
G W. G, Potts. Deceased; that all per-
ceased are hereby, required to serve
the same aUly verified. On said execa* I I TWO DOORS
tor or Ita attorneys of record at the I|
address below stated, and file the I I
s&me with the Clerk of said Qotrt, to- I I
gether with proof of such servk'e With- [I
in six months after tl}e date ol first II PORCELAIN
publi;atlon of this'otice, or the same
will be barred. 195
Date of first pblicatlon, May 7, 9.
by PACIFIC NATION.L ANK
xe(,utor of said Estate
t IDING CRISPERS
I 2.d *ve.ae, S.a,Ue, W.,h. AD{USTARIE EGG RACKS
Terhune, lchlosstein & Riveland
Attorneys for Estate,
I
1003 Smith Tower
Seattle, Wash. /7-!4o1 at ADJUSTABLE ALUMINUM
, DOOR RACKS
o. zme LE mntl)u DIG 14 CU. H.
No'rm: or 'azva aa CAPACITY
OF Bli,'&i, ESTATE
Y I I oo,,,,o,,,. $:taa
i 0,00.e ,.. o, ..,,,.o,o, .o,
e v r .,..,, 00ouNT, towm tact mm ,d _ t..2,. /) t -- _
rn the Mtter of the ltate of
FRANK WATER, Deceassd.
the said Administr&tor. will n Or after
lng described real property situated in
er e Mason Coan, y. Washington: Eas" IIm Here's ev, rytlg you could want in a 2-do.or
The Ea|t half (Z½) of the t $2 50 Week Rfrlgerator-freezcr. The Su.Ipr Custom has excltlng
Monday through Frid_ay _) half (E) of the Wet half (W½)
of the East half (E½) of the North= " lUXttW features and new tnmline, styling. Automatic
.. east qaarter (NEA) lying NorthaO.r COMPARE cycle defrosting in rfrigerator eliminates defrosting
'=--' the Coanty Road u' now locatea na
S North,in use,Rangein Section4 WestlS'w.M.,T°whshiPc0ntaln-21 THIS VALUE worlds because ere is no defrost water to empty...
ln 5,5 acres, more or less, together the Super Custom is always defrosted. Trimline stying
.w th the appurtenances thereunto be- permits flush fit installation with your base cabin¢ts tot
,o,,glng. _ a modem built-is look.
rium Cle ""'"'"""""""°'"°°"
aners ""'" *°"''"'°'"*"'"' ""*'°' L00o,,b
W
¥o€
ney, Robert I,. Snyder, or the Clerk
of said Cotn't' before $2 o'clock noon,
May 18, 1959.
Said property will be offended for
AND TAILORS sale for cash. or cash and/or credit,
and the salt, shall be subject to the
confirmation and approval of aald
Court.
215 SOUTH ND STREET * PHONE HA 6-3371
• Where the Charm o/ Newness Is Restored
The Admlnlstz,ator r.serves the right
to l'()j(ct any and all bids.
DATED tll. Tth day of April, 1959,
Administrator
ROY J. tANNING
Star Route I, Box 99
Shelton. Washing(ca
ROBERT L, 'SNYDER
Covey Buildipg
Shelton, w#rinton
Attorney fur • Adtiaitrltor 1;) "
4/30-:-5/7- 3t
Olsen Furniture Company
959
BUilding
otl Request
AHELTON-MASON CON'T J6U'RNAL--. PuhlLshed
Weather
High Low Precip.
April 29 . 5Gdeg. 52 dog. 2.91 in.
April ;;0 57(h.'. :Sdeg'. 0,1Gin.
May 1 .... 5S (:h!'. 35 (h'g .......
Ma' 2 .... 59 (h'g '. ?,6 deg. 0.02 in.
May "/ .... 57 deg. "W, deg. 0.02 ill.
Nl:ly I 5t (It'. :6 (h'g. 0.3; in.
Mny 5 . 6'l ('h'g. 32 dog .....
t.Hyt )niol. Tllcol'pol'at t'd.
road
hugging!
: ;:; :ii ii :/i,!!::/i/,i
,::H ),
I
WOODSMEN COMING UP--University of Washington forestry
student Paul Bourgault, right, of Shelton, is among a group of 13
senior logging engineering students from the UW College of For-
estry who are working during the spring quarter with the State
Dept. of Natural Resources on the State's Sustained Yield Forest
No. 2 in the Sultan Basin of Snohomish county.' Bourgault, whose
parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Bourgault of Star Route 1, Box
144, is shown with a fellow student, Chuck MaoLearnsberry of
Lake Sawyer, as they use a compass to help lay out a future
iD. €€ "'
Ohrlstmaown. iT.,q.A., ghe!to6, Washinl
1National Hospital Week To Be
Observed May I0- 17
With the announcement thatl
National Hospital Week will be'
obst, rved in Shelton Genoral thls-
pital next week, May 10 through
17, Mrs. Helen McCann, ho.pital
administrator reported nn Stilt](' of
the problems facing the local hos-
pital.
EVERY DAY Shelton General
spends an average of $25.48 for
the care of each patient, The
medical and scientific miracles of
recent years have had an enor-
mous in]pact on hospital costs, ac-
cording to Mrs, McCann, with the
new treatment methods, drugs,
coroph,x equipment nn(l more
highly-trained personnel.
Last year 1391 persons were ads
mitted to the hospital, 400 less
than ten years ago and 2984 lab-
orah)ry tests wel/e performed and
1609 x-rays taktL
MRS. McCANN said the aver-
age number of days a patient
spends in Shelton General Hos-
pital is 5.8. This is apl)roximate-
ly half the length of confinement
of ten years ago. Since the pa-
tient receives more services than
ever before in a shorter time, the
hospital costs are concentrated
rather than spread ont over S
hmger period. Even so, the l¢)cal
hospital's charges are the h)west
:h/°^ are five inches farther apart.
"' Widens the stance, not the car,
Ves
t You road huin stability, less
lea . " o g
, and sway. Only Pontiac has it!
logging road. in the state and it iE one of the
............................................................................................. few fully approved and accredited
Two Shelton
Ministers End
Service Here
"rite loss of two devoted and at-'
tive ministers will be felt deeply
in Shelton this summer. The Rev-
erend Charles T. Hatten, pastor of
the Methodist church will enter
Store Windows
Due Decoration
Plans for the decorating of store
windows in Shelton during the
Forest Festival were disctlssed
Monday night at the Mason Coun-
ty Historical Society's meeting
held in the P,U.D. building.
According to present plans, the
county's ten Granges will do the
work in conjunction with the, so-
senti-retirement and move tn Ta- ciety.
coma; and The Reverend J. Bern- THE CLUB selected an ox cart
hard Be(helm has resigned his drawing depicting the hauling of
pastorate at F a i t h Lutheran logs. as the insignia for its ate-
church to take the pulpit at Bu- tionery and en.vek)pea. The draw-
rich. ing was subnuttea Dy Juhe sum-
REVEREND Hatten's retire- mers, a student in the Shelton
ment will cumulate 47 years of high school drawing class, who
full time activity in the ministry, was given a cash award and letter
He and Mrs. Ha'tten became part-I of commenaatl0n for ner entry,
net's in marriage and the ministry Twenty-nine members attended
47 years ago in Illinois. Serving the meeting. The next meeting of
five years in Illinois, they came the society will be held on June 1
west and had churches m Spokane, and will be the last one for the
Spokane Valley, and Colville In-. summer.
dian Reservation. Then they went
to Alaska where for 12 years they
had charge of the Jessie Lee Home
for orphan children in Seward,
Alaska. They also were at the Hy-
der church in Alaska for two
years. Returning to thu states,
they spent 4 years at White Swan;
seven at Pasco, 6 at Centyalia and
then on t(l Shelton whtve they
have been for the past 4 years.
' ½1NCE BEING in Shelton Mr.
and Mrs. Hatten, she is one of the
first women licensed as a local
preacher in the church, have been
extrem(!ly ac.tive in memhership
work and especially in developing
the Sunday School program.
Bretheim and Daniel 5, and Jo-
'Ann 4, will take a trip to Wis-
consin to visit relatives.
Temporary replacement for Rev-
erend Bretheim will be James
Armstrong a 3rd year Augsberg
,Seminary student.
Too Late To 01assify
, , , ,,, i _Zl ii i i
FOR RENT -- 2 Imdrolml unfurnish,,d
house, $50,(R) l)er nmnth. Phon(! HA
6-8486, Angleide. .................. M. 5(7. tf a
LoST -- boy's red 24 inch Schwinn bi-
cyvle at edge of woods at 7th and
May. Filltlev please l't}tIll'll to 717
Following his sermon June 13 Mny St. or (,all HA 6-4628, Reward.
they will leave for Tacoma where ................................................. N 5/7
they have bought a house and Mr'. 2 BEDROOM Charnler Island Lake.
Hatten will work with the mem- Owner must sacrifice attractive home
on thv lake, concrete bulkhvud, patio.
bership program of the Mason Karag'e, good well and gal'dvlliltg
tr,
Methodist church, liFt,l(. Full l)ri('( , ()lily $7,,),i(l (!all Ktlrt
Mann. Waterfront R(!alty. t'hone HA
A successor for Reverend Hat- 6-8535. 5/7
ten will be named at conference v(; R
meeting June 3. nmnth. Wat(wfront Realty. Phone
REVERENI) Bretheim, his wife ..... FlA. 6-8535. ............................................ 5_.(7
and 2 children, will finish 7 years
of work in the Shelton Faith Lu-
lheran church with his sermon
July 12. He will begin his new
YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER
SHELTON MOTOR 00.
233 OUTH 1ST ST. SHELTON, WN.
assignment at Bethel Lutheran
church in Burten on August 1.
During his stay in Shelton his
church membership has doubled,
and the church became self sup-
porting in 1957. For the past two
years he has been president of the
Mason Cmmty Ministerial Associ-
ation and is a Rotary Club mem-
ber.
A new parsonage is being built
at the Burien church, and while
waiting for its completion Mrs.
Prolessiona! Care
For the Clothes You Wear
/
FOR SAI,E- Three bedroom house
704 Euclid. Carport. Fireplace. Hard-
w(md floors. Plastered wails. Phone
IIA 6-3180. O 5/7 tfn
Illel'si,!g Inlet, Ollt llliiO fl'OlH town,
fOUl" roOlll hottse, hardwood floors,
electric heat, tile bath a14 tile kit-
then, $16,500. Phone HA 6-4775 or
P.C).Box 237, Shellon. R 5/7-21
;ltX(iC, a, iJLY N EW--O./go'-'-ne¥
caulks, size 8 $17.50, milk goat $12.50.
Cross-cut haw, 6 ft, $12.50. Phone
HA 6-8772. No Saturday ealls. N 5/?
WANTED 2 or a bedrdom ne{se, shdh
acreage for pasture close to town.
Phene 8-8843. ] 5/7
truck $250. Phrase HA 6-11397, Mc $17
, i II ii I . ii
Legal ltblieatlons
u i J i , . ii
Na Ill0
NOTICE TO CREDITORR
(In Pobale)
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TH
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
THE COUNTY OF MASON
In the Matter, f the Estat of W. G,
POTTS, Deceased.
DRY
P
i; . ' ?
by the Joint Council of Acc)'cdi-
tation of the National Hospital
Association and American Medi-
cal Associati()n.
"Fch service the hospital pro-
vides for the community costs
money," Mrs. McCann said. "Just
buying a new piece of equipment
is not the whole story. A life-
saving addition may mean hiring
Sheriff's Posse In
Perform May 23
Plans for the Mason County
Sheriff's Posse play day, May 23
will be completed at a special
meeting at 7 p.m., Wednesday at
the home of Alf Ribbans.
The playday's events Will in-
clude grand entry, pole bending, a
Texas barrel race, flag race, trail-
el' race, both team and individual
events. A trophy will be awarded
to the winner receiving the high-
est nur4)er of points during the
day's events. The public is invited
and admission is free for those
wishing to view tile skills of horse i
and rider beginning at 1:30 p.m. at
the airport,
Skating Parly Planned
For Kids Salurday
Mason County boys and girls
will be admitted free to the Shel-
ton Roller arena this Saturday for
two sessions of skating.
Admittance to the rink can be
gained by showing a children's
Forest Festival button. A rental
of 25 cents will be charged for
skates. The first session will begin
at 10 a.m. an drnn until noon. The
second session will run from 1:30
p:m. until 4.
new personnel and establishing
new procedures and records.
Al)l)roxinlately 60 per cent (if
the hospital's costs today are for
wages and salarie.. But the need
for personnel new, r ends, and it
is hoped that more and more
young I)eople will realize the sat-
isfactim found in hospital work
not only in medical but in admin-
istrative careers."
],, RI I .... I,I II _, II1,1 , 11, =,] L II I I I
i . I , I
YOU SHOULD KNOW...
iL HA 6-8139
. i,, ii ii
P00,F s
. .i ill i i[
CLII00T WILLOUR
"Is your estate guarded
against going through
administration twice ?"
N/W NATIONA L
Li Incur=hoe ¢or
i iii i lU
I I II I II II IIII I II IIIIIIIII II [I JI IIII I I
For Mother
A SMART, COMFORTABLE CHAIR
In her favorite color and fabric
Available also in Rocker or Roto-Rocker
MOTHER WILL ENJOY IT!!
Olsen Furniture Company
328 COTA HA 6-4702
I IlllI
I I I III I
I _ • II I I lll I I
BET THE ONE YOU'Ll:
EVENTUALLY WANT!
REPRIGERATOR- FREEZER
BIG 100 LB.
SEPARATE
ZERO DEGREE
FOOD FREEZER
FREEZER
DOOR RACKS
: i:!qi:i::
AUTOMATIC
CYCLE DEFROST
• Nqtlce is hereby given that th .un-
(leralgned hm$ been appointed and la?
qqallfied as taxecutor of the estate o!
G W. G, Potts. Deceased; that all per-
ceased are hereby, required to serve
the same aUly verified. On said execa* I I TWO DOORS
tor or Ita attorneys of record at the I|
address below stated, and file the I I
s&me with the Clerk of said Qotrt, to- I I
gether with proof of such servk'e With- [I
in six months after tl}e date ol first II PORCELAIN
publi;atlon of this'otice, or the same
will be barred. 195
Date of first pblicatlon, May 7, 9.
by PACIFIC NATION.L ANK
xe(,utor of said Estate
t IDING CRISPERS
I 2.d *ve.ae, S.a,Ue, W.,h. AD{USTARIE EGG RACKS
Terhune, lchlosstein & Riveland
Attorneys for Estate,
I
1003 Smith Tower
Seattle, Wash. /7-!4o1 at ADJUSTABLE ALUMINUM
, DOOR RACKS
o. zme LE mntl)u DIG 14 CU. H.
No'rm: or 'azva aa CAPACITY
OF Bli,'&i, ESTATE
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e v r .,..,, 00ouNT, towm tact mm ,d _ t..2,. /) t -- _
rn the Mtter of the ltate of
FRANK WATER, Deceassd.
the said Administr&tor. will n Or after
lng described real property situated in
er e Mason Coan, y. Washington: Eas" IIm Here's ev, rytlg you could want in a 2-do.or
The Ea|t half (Z½) of the t $2 50 Week Rfrlgerator-freezcr. The Su.Ipr Custom has excltlng
Monday through Frid_ay _) half (E) of the Wet half (W½)
of the East half (E½) of the North= " lUXttW features and new tnmline, styling. Automatic
.. east qaarter (NEA) lying NorthaO.r COMPARE cycle defrosting in rfrigerator eliminates defrosting
'=--' the Coanty Road u' now locatea na
S North,in use,Rangein Section4 WestlS'w.M.,T°whshiPc0ntaln-21 THIS VALUE worlds because ere is no defrost water to empty...
ln 5,5 acres, more or less, together the Super Custom is always defrosted. Trimline stying
.w th the appurtenances thereunto be- permits flush fit installation with your base cabin¢ts tot
,o,,glng. _ a modem built-is look.
rium Cle ""'"'"""""""°'"°°"
aners ""'" *°"''"'°'"*"'"' ""*'°' L00o,,b
W
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ney, Robert I,. Snyder, or the Clerk
of said Cotn't' before $2 o'clock noon,
May 18, 1959.
Said property will be offended for
AND TAILORS sale for cash. or cash and/or credit,
and the salt, shall be subject to the
confirmation and approval of aald
Court.
215 SOUTH ND STREET * PHONE HA 6-3371
• Where the Charm o/ Newness Is Restored
The Admlnlstz,ator r.serves the right
to l'()j(ct any and all bids.
DATED tll. Tth day of April, 1959,
Administrator
ROY J. tANNING
Star Route I, Box 99
Shelton. Washing(ca
ROBERT L, 'SNYDER
Covey Buildipg
Shelton, w#rinton
Attorney fur • Adtiaitrltor 1;) "
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Olsen Furniture Company