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an a change of
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charge of services.
Service
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ONCRETE
1dry and
Cleaners SHELTON
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. ODUCTS CO.
_,_38Venth St. Bridge
PHONE 123
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usion. $1912“ 1'
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GROOERIES
irmac ‘ ESE MEATS
FRUITS
F,
r "VEST FOODS AT
BEST PRICES
HOODSPORT
1944.
TLocn cncncn l
6 will be Sunday School
[Sunday morning at 10
reful with fire!‘ and Services at 11 O‘clock
____..__ Matlock Mission Church,
9' C. Haug of Montesano
‘1 hing Machine
123 So. 2nd
lIVenient Terms
‘r sonable Rates
County Savings
.an Association
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY J OURNAL
l POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
District No. 3,
Clifl C.
Democratic
Vote For
BERT RAU
DEMOCRAT
Candidate for
County
Commisswncr
Road District No. 3.
Boy Carr
DEMOCRAT
Candidate for
County
Commissioner
Road District No. 3
18 years experience in road
building
H. Parry Jones
Republican Candidate
for
County
. . Commissmner
District 1
Experienced in Public and
1 Business Affairs
N U T I C E
OF CLOSING. OF REGISTRATION i
BOOKS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the registration books for the ].n'c~'
cincts of Mason County, Washington,,
outside of the City 0‘? Shelton, will he
closed for original registration and
transfer of registration on and after
the 24th (lay of June. 1944, until the
12th day of July. 1944: July 11th being
the date of the primary election.
DATED this 4th day of June. 1944.
HARRY DEYETTE. .
County Auditor and Regis-
trar of Voters of Mason
County. Washington.
6- 8- 15—2t.
BY BOAT
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE 5
_WITH DOOR DELIVERY IN SHELTON l‘
Freight should be routed via Str. Indian. Ferry Dock.
'3 Freight via Str. Skookum Chief, Milwaukee Dock,
No. 2 ‘
Le Time Schedule as follows:
ave
the
hi
5 Tacoma daily, except Sunday at 5 P- m- for
Olympia and Shelton
Arrives Shelton daily, except Sunday
CLARENCE CARLANDER; President
UGET SOUND FREIGHT LIN
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I
. tached, upon the undersigned
‘ woou NEEDS ‘ l
he Summer months
LoCAL AND OUT-OF-TOWN DELIVERIES
elin a Fourre
PHONE 179.1 or 215—R-3
rack SMITH .
. filed with
= by
; this Slst day of May, A. D.
Keep America Democratic
Register Now -— and Vote
Democratic Candidate for
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
i LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
No. 4389
SIMMONS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
MAY KEARN. Plaintiff,
_v,.s,._
ROY KEARN Defendant.
STATE OF WASHINGTON to Roy
Kearn. Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within sixty (60) days after
the date of the first publication of
this summons, to-wit. within sixty
days after May 25th, 1944, and defend
the above entitled action in the above
entitled court and answer the com-
plaint of the plaintiff. May Kearn.
and serve a copy of your answer
upon the undersigned attorney for
‘ plaintiff at his office address herein-
Mason County
l
l
l
LYLE O’DELL l
Candidate for
County
~ Comm1ss1oner
District No. 1
Six Years County Road}
Foreman
Have You Registered Yet? '
Collins
Candidate
County Commissioner District 3
Joe Forrest
R E PU B L I C A N
Candidate For
County
Commissioner
District No. 1
State of “’ashington
OFFICE OF SUPERVISOR OI"
HYDRAULICS
Olympia
NOTICE OF WATER RIGIIT
APPLICATION NO. 6045
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that Arthur
C. Burt of Union. State of Washing-
ton. under date of May 31. 1944.
the State Supervisor of.
Hydraulics, Olympia, Washington, an:
application for a, permit to divert the
public waters of an unnamed spring,
tributary of Hood Canal, in the am-I
ount of 0.05 second—feet, subject to!
existing rights, continuously each year
for the purpose of domestic. supplies; i
that the approximate point of diver-l
sion is located within NWV, of SW1;
of Section 36. Township 22 N., Range
3 in Mason County. A iiiap~
showing the location and plan of said;
diversion and the place of the pro-,
posed use is on file, in the Office Of;
the State. Supervisor of Hydraulics.
Olympia. Washington. together With:
such other information as is requircdi
law. .
person. firm or corporation‘
Any
1 whose right will be injuriously affect-
ed by said application may file with
the State Supervisor of Hydraulics, at
Olympia. \Vashington, such objections
or representations, in writing. as‘ he;
may desire to make. Within thirty.
l (30) days after date of last publica-g
‘ tion, which date is June. 15, 1944.
‘t m 11 d and official seal
W1 ness y an 1944.
tSEAL)
CHAS. J. BARTHOLET. i
State Supervisor of Hygriiglligs. ;
_ - _l
i
No. 1666 5
NOTICE TO CREDITOBS ,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR:
MASON COUNTY I
IN PROBATE ‘
In the Matter of the Estate of;
CLYDE W. JONES. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. Lma M. Jones. has
been appointed and has qualified as
Administratrix of, the estate of Clyde
W. Jones, deceased; and that all per-
sons having claims against the said:
deceased or the said estate are hereby ‘
i required to serve the same, duly veri-i
fled With the necessary VOUchers at-,»
Lt Adgfin-
istratrix or her A Orney of recor at
the law office of yChas. R. Lewis,
Suite 1 Lumbermens Building. Shel-
‘tnn, Mason County. Washington, the
same being designated as the place
for the transaction of the business. of
the said estate. at“! file. such _claims
together with proof of service With the
Clerk of the above entitled court
within six months after the date of
first publication Of this notice, .to-
wit: June 8. barreodr such claims
shall be forever .
LULA'M- JONES,
Administratrix of the estate
of Clyde W Jones, Deceased.
Suite 1 Lumbermen’s Build-
ing. Shelton, Mason County,
Washington-
CHAS. R. LEW-IS.
Attorney for said estate,
Suite 1 Lumbermens Budding,
Shelton. Mason County. Washington,
6-8-15-22-29—4t.
CARD 0F THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for their expressions of
sympathy and for the beautiful
flowers and cards durmg the be-
reavement of Our beloved Wife
and mother.
Mr. John Killmer,
Mr. and Mrs- Alfred D.
Killmer and fEmily.
Mr. and MrS- Ray Killmer
and family,
Mr. and MTS:
of Seattle.
Mrs. Vina Clark, Seattle,
Mr. and Mrs; Ed Robinson,
of Centralia.
Earl Killmer,
Hospital.
below stated and in case of your
failure so to do, judgment will be
rendered against you according to
the demand of the complaint which
has been filed with the Clerk of said
I court.
The object of this action is to se—
cure a divorce on the grounds of
desertion and a separation continu-
ous over a period of 14 years.
J. W. GRAHAM.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Office Address, Govey
Bldg. Shelton. Wash.
5-25—6-1-8—15-22-29—7-6—-7t
No. 1665
TO CREDITORS
PRESENT AND FILE CLAIMS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of
ALLAN L. BELL, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, Blanch B. Bell, h
NOTICE TO
been appointed and has qualified as
Administratrix of the estate of Allan
L. Bell. deceased; and that all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased or the said estate are hereby
required to serve the same, duly veri-
fied with the necessary vouchers at-
tached. upon the undersigned Admin-
istratrix or her Attorney of record at
the law office of Chas. R. Lewis,
Suite 1 Lumbermen‘s Building, Shel-
ton. Mason County, Washington. ‘ the
same being designated as the place
for the transaction of the business of
the said estate. and file such claims
together with proof of service with
, the Clerk of the above entitled court,
within Six months after the first pub-
lication of this notice, to-wlt: June 1,
1944, or such claims shall be forever
barred.
BLANCH B. BELL.
Administrati-ix of the estate
of Allan L. Bell, Deceased.
Suite 1 Lumberinen‘s Bldg,
S h e1 t o 11, County,
Washington.
CHAS. R. LEWIS. ,
Attorney for said estate.
Suite 1 Lumber-men's Building.
Shelton, Mason County. Washington.
6-1-8-15-22~4t.
Mason
CALL FOR BIDS
Middle Skokomish School District
No. 43 will receive bids for 100 ricks
of 16-inch old growth fir wood, or
would consider bids on seasoned sec-
ond growth fir, maple or alder, to be
delivered and stacked in the school
woodshed not later than August 30,
1944.
Sealed bids will be accepted until
June 14, 1944. at 8 p.111. at which
time they will be opened at the
school house. The board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
MARTIN SMITH.
Clerk School District No. 43
5-25—6—1-8—~3t.
No. 1659
NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO
PRESENT AND FILE CLAIMS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
IN PROBATE
In the. Matter of the Estate of
ALONZO H. SLUSSER. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Hazel Slusser Cheney has been ap-
pointed and has qualified as Adminis-
tratrix of the Estate of Alonzo H.
Slusser, deceased; and that all perv
sons having claims against the saidl
estate or the said deceased are hereby
required to serve the same, duly veri-i
fied with the necessary vouchers at-
tached, upon the undersigned Admin—l
istratrix or her Attorney of record
at the law office of Chas. R. Lewis,
Suite 1 Lumbermen’s Building, Shel—
ton. Mason County, Washington, the
same being designated as the place
for the transaction of the business of
the said estate, and file such claims
with the Clerk of the above entitled‘
court, together with proof of service.
within six months after the date of.
the first publication of this notice.
to-wit: May 25, 1944. or all claims
not so filed and served shall be for—
ever barred.
HAZEL SLUSSER CHENEY,
Administratrix of the estate
of Alonzo H. Slusser. de—
ceased. Suite 1 Lumbermen's
Building. Shelton, , M a s o n
County. Washington
CHAS. R. LEWIS.
Attorney for said Administratrix
Suite 1 Lumbermen's Bldg.,
Shelton, Mason County. Washington. 5
5~25——6-1-8—15—4t.
State of Washington
OFFICE OF SUPERVISOR OF_
HYDRAULICS E
Olympia, ,
NOTICE OF IVATEB RIGHT
APPLICATION NO. 6047
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that Royall
W. Brumbaugh of Shelton, State of 1
Washington, _under date of June 1.
1944, filed thh the State Su ervisor,
l
l
of Hydraulics, Olympia, Was ington.
an application for a permit to divert
the public waters of an unnamed
stream tributary of Hamersley's In"I
let, in the amount 0f 0.05 second-feet.
subject to eXISting rights. from April
15 to October_ llof ’Iiach year for the
purpose of lI‘I‘lghtl-‘In and continu-
ously for domestic use and fire pro-
tection; that ,the approximate point
of diveTSion is located within Govt.
Lot 8 of Section 23. Township 20 N1,
Range 3 in Mason CountY-
A map Showmg the location and plan
of said diversion and the place of
the. pro osed use is on file in the
office. 0 the State Swervisor of HY-
‘drauhcs., Olymgla. ashington, to-
gether With suc other information as
is required by law.
Any person, firm or corporation
whose right will lie injuriously af-
fected by said application may file
with the State Supervisor of Hydrau-
lics, at Olympia, Washington, such
objections or representations, in writ-
ing. as he may des1re to make, within‘
thirty {30) days after date of last
ublicntion. which date is June 15.
944.. I. .,
Witness my hand and official seal
this 2nd day of June. A. D. 1944.
(SEAL)
CHAS. J. BARTIIOLET,
State SuperVisor of Hydraulics.
6-8-15—2t.
NOTICE
Will the person or persons who
took three sections of garden
hose from the Shelton General'
Please return same at
once. Superintendent, S h e 1 t o 11
General Hospital. 6-1-8—2t. ,
To use the forest for our many
needs, and yet to preserve its
growth for the future must be
our aim —. prevent forest fires.
keep Washington green!
office (formerly
MILL WOOD
Delivered anywhere outside Shel,
ton City limits. Two cord loads $7
per 60rd “11 according to distance.-
Leave orders at Shelton Transfer
for) or phone 66.
Morgan’s Trans-
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FOR SALE: small three rooml
, house on Bremerton highway.
FOR SALE: 80 acres of land, lots
FOR SALE: Hillcrest lot 50'? 125,
20—ACRES—fOur miles scam)“:
1 lot on Arcadia Ave, unimprov-
Tourist camp on Hood Canal. 17%,
l 7 acres of land, good home, gener-
7-aeres of land with 200 feet of
40-acres of land with small liv-
20 acres of land on the bay lo-
5 room modern house, with
65 acres of land With some tim-
15142 acres close to Hammersley
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Wanted
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Real Estate
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FOR SALE: fine large home inlWANTED To RENT: furnished
house or apartment. Two adults.
Mrs. Charles Zebish.
Delivery, Shelton.
IWANTED: women to work in
laundry. Apply Mason County
Steam Laundry. 6-8~—1t.
Hoquiam, fireplace, utility room,
hot water heating system, two
bathrooms, full cement base-i
merit, space for two cars, cor-
ner lot, near schools. I
6-8-—7-6—1M
General
6-8—-1t.
WANTED: womar for Chamber-
, -,, ' i 4 7| maid and cabin work. Alder-
égfigs‘giggnfsmad Inqu re 1 1’ brook Inn, Unto... Phone 231. I
fruit farm, 3-room house, 2-car,WANTED: to do housework by
garage, gravity water system,l the hour. 750 an hour. Betty
electricity, on highway close to' Rhinos and Betty Spray. Write
school and store. Ed Okonek,' to P. O. Box 434. 6—8-22—3t.
Grapev’eLI 6445*“ WANTED: to on margins.
. Write Henry W. Cook, Route 3,
FOR SALE OR TRADE. 40 acres BOX 265’ Shelton. $8.44
of land, 1%; mile from highway,
four miles south of Shelton. One I WANT To BUY: small flea},
house trailer! 16 feet 0’13! separator. Pete VanderWal, Rt.
gmdel gnet crib' 87" 3, Box 97, Shelton, or phone!
airmon. er e . . - _‘
6‘8_15__2t' 134, after p. m. 6 22 3t.\
WANTED: used, articles of all
of Wood timber, four miles from 1F21r acts; ssuiiifmglfizgg
Shelton on Arcadia road. Also 40' , , _‘ ,6-1-15_.3t
half a block in the Seattle Syn- _______;.__________;—.~_:l
dicate near Wyandotte Ave. Vic- WANTED To BUY: large, young
tor Johnson. Route 3, Box 206. very spirited saddle horse. Write
phone 3F24. 5-11-—6-29~§8t Box L c-o Journal office.
FOR SALE: 10 acre ranch, COWS. WANTED: curtains to stretch,
chickens, some apple trees, 250 a panel or 40:: a pair. No
ruffles. Call at 720 Franklin
St. - M6-1-15-3t.
WANTED: steam press operator
with alteration experience. Good
salary and hours. Ship Service
Department, N.A.A.S. Shelton.
Contact Lt. Russell.
SAWYER WANTED for small
lumber mill. Would consider
selling half interest to exper-
ienced man. Located 3 miles
east McCleary on highway Rte.
2. Box 152, Elma. B6-1-15—3t.
WAITRESS and kitchen help
wanted. Apply Hotel Shelton
Coffee Shop. 5-4tfn.
Good stock pdear inside and
outside paint. Hillcrest Hardware.
Phone 499. 3-2tfn.
raspberries, strawberries, beau-
tiful shrubs, house newly dec-
orated. 1/2 mile from town. R.
D. Stockwell, Rdute 3, Box 34.
(Former Clyde Jones Ranch),
Southside-Angle‘. 5-18tfn.
Mason St. Cheap. Mrs. Ann
Fredson, 8051 N. E. Sandy,
Portland, Oregon. 4-13—-6-8——2m
Matlock road, some improve-
ments. Cheap for quick sale.
Owner in navy. Deed ready.
Write James Lynam, Tahuya,
Wash. 5-25—6-8—3t.
FOR SALE
1.5 acres of land, cleared, with WANT To BUY:‘O'ld‘
h'_o‘rs‘ es for
East off Cascade on corner-i
l
small house and outbuilding.
Also good well, located about:
one mile from city limits. $15001
on easy terms.
, >l: :l: :X:
Mink feed. Phone 391J or write
Andy Hansen, P. O. Box 223.
1-1tfn.
WANTED: modern unfurnished 2
or 3 bedroom house. Will be
permanent renter. George Her-
mes, high school principal, 626
Eklund, Hoquiam. Phone 1394M.
5-25tfn.
5-room house, also large dance ' ' ' ""m
or« recreation hall with living 3
quarters. Tidelands and water' W W
property. Plenty of wood timber W ANTED TO RENT, upright
for camp: Th‘S property 15 10‘ piano in good condition. Write
cated Just north of Hoodsport S‘ L_ Rank) Route BOX 201
cd. $95.
E}: :1: :1:
acres with 1500 feet of water-
front, 13 furnished cabins, one
and is a wonderful tract of Shelton. 6_8_22_3t
land, a real money-maker for _._.__,. - '
the right party. Excellent 'sal- WANTED: furnished house or
mon and trout fishing make
boat rentals good. Owner is wi-
dow and can not take care of
property. Priced at $14,500 and
owner will take small market-
able home as part payment.
Must have sufficient down to in-
sure sale.
apartment. Lt. B. Johns, Naval
Auxiliary Air Station.
6-1-8-15—«3t.
v‘wn _‘-v-- -v---
For “Rent
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s: a :1: FOR RENT: 2 room modern fur-
nished cabin. Mill Creek Cabins.
Phone 466M after 3 p, m. One.‘
mile south on Olympia hwy. 1
A2-10tfn.
FOR RENT: 4 room unfurnished‘
house. 1962 Summit. M6-8—1t.
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Used Cars 3
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FOR SALE: ’39 Hudson coach
with good tires. Frank 14.,
Smith, Star Route 1, Box 45. l
6-8-22——3t
FOR SALE: 1937 Chevrolet se-'
den; 1941 Ford sedan, miscel-fi
al repair Shop and service sta-
tion located on good highway
with lots of travel. This is ex—
cellent surburban property for
anyone handy with general re-
pairs to make a fine living.
Owners age forces sale. Has
alwavs made excellent living
before retiring. Priced at $7,-
000. and well worthiit.
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tidelands. 2 room float house,
water rights on good small
stream. Also includes 24-ft. ca-
bin cruiser with Gray marine
motor about 4 years old in ex-
cellent condition. All for $2,-
600 with some terms. See me
today as this is a good Value.
a: II! at
laneous furniture, 3/4 inch wa-
ter pipe. 530 Fairmont Ave.,'.
phone 189J. F6-1tfn.'
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Lost and Foun
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I
able house and outbuildings, 20
acres cleared. Also some mer-
chantable timber, plenty of
Wood. Located about 7 miles
Southeast of Shelton. Priced at
$2,000 terms or $1850 cash.
* $26
I: II! II
'VV"'W\
LOST: 10 foot gray rowboat with
the name Windory painted on
it. Reward offered. Call 2F1.
5-25—6-8—3t.
LOST: purse. Don’t care aboutl
money but must have keys and
papers in it. Helen Forrest.
Phone 464, 222 So. 10th St.
6-8—71t.
LOST: gold Elgin wrist watch,
at Springwater, Saturday, June
3. Name engraved on back. Re-l
waréi. Beturn to Rea Strand-
timber located just about ,4 we] , Millo’s Market, Hoodsport,
mile from city limit on Arcadia waSh' . 6'8'15‘2t'
road. Good*va;ue *at $585 cash- LOST: old black and tan hound.
Tan head. Hama Hama district.
Reward for return. Call or
write Cooke‘s Feed'Store, Shel-
ton. 6-8-22——3t.
CARD 0F THANKS
May We express our sincere
appreciation for the many expres-
sions of sympathy from our
pole barn. 1/2 acre cleared. Lo- friends and neighbors, the Ameri-
cated about 31742 miles from can Legion and Rev. Bull of Bel-
Shelton. Daily mail and school fair, during our bereavement of
bus service. A good buy at our beloved‘ son and brother.
$1650. Will make $200 allow— Mr. and Mrs. Howard
cated about 11 miles East of
Shelton by road, 5 miles by wa-
ter. Land is unimproved but“
has been logged years ago.l
Would make a good tract of‘
land to have as investment for
future or present use. $900,
terms. *
SI 5!! *
acres of good land with some
gar-
age and wash room. Close in.-
$2500 cash. $2800 terms with
$1,000 down.
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her and plenty of wood timber.
Has fair4 room house and good
ance .from last payment for E. Rose,
electric power connection. En- Carl Ettlin and Lucy May
ough second growth and timber Crocker.
torpay for the place. Terms al-
lowed.
CARD 0!“ THANKS
May we express in this manner
our most heartfelt appreciation .of
Inlet and also Pickering Pass, ~ the flowers and kindnesses shown
Good 7-room home, electric i 115 by our neighbors, friends and
lights, garden and fruit trees. organizations during the bereave-l
School bus and daily mail ser- , ment of our beloved husband and
Vice. Will consider a trade in father, James Harrison.
Shelton.'$4.500.00. Mrs. James Harrison,
* ' Mr. and Mrs. Everett
'HERBERT G. ANGLE Dillon and son,
Phone 304 Angle Bldg. Miss May Harrison.
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For Sale
FOR SALE: Black Giant chickens.
Good layers, $1.75 each, year
old. Wm. V. Gibbons, Star
Route 1, Box 177, Shelton.
5-25—6-8~3t.
LINOLEUM
REMNANTS
Inlaids and Feltbase
Olsen Furniture CO.
5-25—6-8~3t.
Chester Whites. Insel Brothers,
Lake Isabella. 6-1-15—3t.
FOR SALE: large heating stove
for coal or wood. Phone 381R.
1519 Olympic Highway.
D6-8—1t.
FOR SALE: pre-war davenport
in good condition. Olive John-
sm. Last house on Summit
Drive. Box 1733. 6-8—1t.
FOR SALE: mahogany finished
double :bed, box springs, mat-
tress, like new. Inquire 614
Alder Street, after 5 p. m.
E6-8-22—3t.
FOR SALE: two_8-ft. Show cases.
Shelton Printing Company.
6-8-29—4t.
FOR SALE: dinette set, daven-
port and chair. Phone 14F35.
W6-8-22—-3t.
ONE JERSEY COW, FOR SALE:
Reasonable. Fresh one month.
J. E. Swager, Route 3, Box
190, 52’; mile past Binn’s Ranch.
6-8-—_—1t.
FOR SALE: nearly new Monarch
range, white enameled, uSed
very little. Equipped with water
jacket. Mrs. Paul Armstrong,
Route 2, Box 12, Capitol Hill.
6-8-22—3t.
FOR SALE: '41 Indian ChiEE.
$500 cash. Can be seen at
A6-1-15—3t.] 6 8 1t ;
FOR SALE: 10 acres on Lake ‘WANTED: woman to do weekly FOR SALE: boar and
three sows.
Newatzel including store, boats family washing Phone 7F3.
and cabins. One-third down. No ' ' 6_8_22_3L i
phone calls. C. L. Reeve, Lake ,____ ,
Newatzel. 6-1-15-3t- WANTED: goldfish for outdoor
pool. Call 484W. 6-8—15-2t.
FOR SALE: 31/2 acre variety
Hoodsport. David C. Eatwell,
General Delivery, Hoodsport,
Wash. 6-8-15—2t.
FOR SALE: new 14 foot flat
bottom cedar rowboat. Complete
with oars and oarlocks. Home
evenings. J. C. McKiel, Hoods-
port. 5-25——6-8—3t.
FOR SALE: ’42 24-ft. Schult
house trailer, new truck tires,
awning, etc. Claude Watt, The
Pines Auto Camp. 6-8-22—3t
HAVE 20 WEANER PIGS, 7 and
weeks old and saddle pony for
sale. Lyman Kingery, Elma, Rt.
1, Box 162. 6-8-22—3t.
St. Claire and Vernois
Wood and Coal
KITCHEN RANGES
All porcelain ovens, hot water
coils to fit, also St. Claire
all-white
KITCHEN HEATERS
Olsen Furniture Co.
5-25—6-8—3t.
FOR SALE: twelve horse power
crawler tractor, overhauled.
1941 cleat-trac bulldozer, model
' BDI—I. 37 horse powar, dual
drive rear end complete, fits
all late model ton and one-half
trucks. Heavy duty pull grad-
er. Rainier 6262, Seattle.
5-18—6-8—4t.
FOR SALE: odds and ends of
plants at bargain counter prices.
My own selection 14 plants, 75c
postpaid.
Route 2, Box 228.
L5~25——6-8~3t.
« WANTED' ”.
Carpet Sweeper, preferably
Bissel. Phone 102
5-25—6-8—3t.
FOR SALE: pigs. Inquire M. W.
Eveleth, Rt. 1, Box 216.
5-25—6-‘8—3t.
PERMANENT WAVE, 59c! Do
your own Permanent with
Charm-Kurl Kit. C o m pl e t e
equipment, including 40 curlers
and shampoo. Easy to do, abso-
lutely harmless. Praised 1vfly
thousands including Fay c-
Kenzie, glamorous movie star.
Money refunded if not satisfied.
Fir Drug Stere. 8-1—9-7—16t.
FOR SALE: heavy waterproof
duck cover for truck, 334 steel
camp bed, 50 gallon oak barrels.
New Leland white does with lit-
ters, some without. Buck's.
Good stock. Mrs. Josephine Lu-
sin, Route 2, Box 288.
6-1-15—3t.
DRY ALDER and Maple slab and
edgings. 16" length. $10 dump
cord load. 8-ft. slab $5.00 cord
on the ground. Write F. M.
Nagle, R. 1, Box 116, SheltOn.
5-4—6-20—-—2M
FOR SALE: good cow Inquire
Mrs. Oscar Noll, Route 3, Box
188. 6-1-15——3t.
FOR SALE: inlaid linoleum. Call
mornings. 426 Grove Street or
phone 236W. L6-1-15——3t.
Evergreen Gardens, .
FOR SALE: seed potatoes, cook
well and excellent keepers. $2.50
per hundred. Phone 49W. 903
Franklin. S6-1-15—3t.
WITSIERS
FUNERAL HOME
Licensed Embalmers
W. A. Witsiers, Prop.
Phone 180 - Shelton, Wash.
ELLIOT B. SPRING
Accbunting Tax Service:
Bookkeeping Systems
123 4th St. Phone 565
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MUSIC INSTRUCTION: violin,
piano, guitar, accordion, band
instruments. Special summer
classes. Studios in the Four-
square Church on Hillcrest. En-
roll Mondays or arrange for
period by phone or mail. Prof.
L. D. McGhee, Union. Phone
Union 388. r 5-25—6-8~3t.
IF YOU WANT CARPENTERS
contact C. L. Collins, Business
Agent, 1612 Division, phone
240W. 3-30tfn.
r.- ' Radionic i
Hearing Aid
5 , Complete with crystal
microphone, radionic
tubes, batteries and
battery-saver circuit.
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pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indi-
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Bloating, Nausea, Gas Pains,
get free sample, Udga, at Fir
Drug Store. 5-18—8-24—15t.
FOR PLUMBING
Call
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HARDWARE
Phone 499
WIVELL’S RIDING HORSES:
Cole Ranch 2 miles 'south on
Olympic highway. After 4 p. m.
week days and all day Sunday.
I W5-25—6-25—1M '
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Lawnmowers
and Knives
SHARPENED
Sleyster’s Fix-It Shop
‘IV'RIQTITCT-ITNC' 404 Franklin
Mrs. Martha Jacobs 2-1tfn
DRESS F O R M S MADE TO
order by your specific meas-
urements. $3 each. Mrs. Loni
. Larson phone 369M for at):
pointments. L4-6tfn
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By Day or Hour
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‘ ATTORNEY AT LAW
Suite 1 L. M.‘Bldg
Shelton, Washington
RICHARD F. EDDY
Lloenoed Public Accountant
Notary Public
325 Railroad Ave. Phone 115
REGINALD SYKES
ACCOUNTING
Northwestern Life Insurance
Agent
Accident and Health Insurance
123 Railroad Ave. Phone 30
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ALDEN C. BAYLEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Title Insurance Building
Opposite First National Bank
Phone 23 - Shelton
INSURANCE
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