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iii Ct-i’— Offici- and I'ostot’iicr Address
‘01" Attornvy for l’letiiitil'f:
Roll Mason County Courthouse.
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”' ‘7‘"1'" PRESENT AND FILE CLAIMS
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'- W I of Washington for Mason County.
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i-“HItlit- plat-t» for tilt‘ transaction of the
‘\S-‘“"“"d tn.busiiii-ss of thw said J‘:Ktél.t",
\‘v’ltilill
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‘I‘A'I‘IC (Ilv‘ GEORGE “E {ICSFUItD
toll I Ittllll-llt’l‘s, ih‘t't‘aSt‘d.
to I NOTICE IS H ISIUCBY GIVEN,
.‘lllti‘tililt Letters ’I‘cstanicntltry on tilt}-
Lr;l"iIbU\'t- illllltit'd «'sliitc W‘t'l't‘
granttti
1933.!111 the undersigned on the 8th day
!of June. 1910, by :tttitl Superior
A . 413. Roll Court.
1”? NOTICE IS IFl'ItTIllCIt HAVEN.
. 1:“ that all persons hilvilll: claims
‘f‘jllr‘ym against sziid estate are required to
fatten. scrv:~ the szti'nc, with “11‘ necessary
41'” R“HW'ouclit-rs. upon I’llt,‘ at the Law of—
S50“ {,0 I'it'“ of Alden t‘. llHyIt-y, 'i‘itit‘ In-
Mr . "‘~\_d_d,‘_‘ suranci- Building, SIig~ttoiL \Vashinu-
, ‘§.,.m (1"“1'1' ton. that being doslgniitvd as tho
§.i..li._ I ipIHt't- tor tilt' transaction of the
11“;l';lhllf<Inl'SS of the estate. \Vlliliil s...
4 ‘3‘“ ; months aftt-r the (lite of the first
AT‘Flf'S'dP Add? publicution of this notion towit:
“I “1 CCI‘Ufl',\\'itliiii six months lifter the 11th
) Inlay of Julio. 1040. and file Hit:
“9- Lo“‘snniv with the Cit‘lk of this Court,
Q F. (“together with proof of such serv-
-(:. 'Y", "‘51 "(191' lCt‘. or they will bt-
Iorew-r burn-(l.
tried,“ In Ccltl- Dated this lltli day of June. 1940,
'I.lt). ‘ ).v “ . ..
eat. . 5 Lots li.Ai.ooY “nit-Hi.
h» ‘- -\°‘ l‘ixccutrix of the Lust Will
and Testament of «loot-Li'-
lh-rcst'ord IltlbL‘I‘IS. Deceased.
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420. Roll
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Addi— I .
lfl-I'tl- , .\ Li JEN
., I.\ttnriioy for EX<-(‘IIIIIX.
L0” ; ’I‘itlv Iiisuraiim» Building,
LO Slit lton. \Vushing‘ton.
lion. U-l1—_l8—25-7-2~-It.
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Assessed ml women we cmznr'rons
ridicule Ali-ELY Till“. SUPERIOR COI‘R'I‘: OI“
lt-ar ’III‘I‘} STATIC 014‘
IN .\.\'IJ FUR
(‘t'lL'N’l‘Y
iii the matter
Ii. DEDMAN,
Notice is
.North, and
the duly
totucting
ll of the above
addresses arc:
1-1. lllI
(,l RAYS HARUU it
to,
'on )I.
of the Estate
Deceasod.
.givvn thth Esther
Marcus ll. Dt-dnian are
_a1)pointcd, qualified and
JOIHI executor and +~xvc-uti'..\t
and that their
301 E. 40th St... St;-
’itttit‘. \Vashingtnii. and htar ILt, box
502. Minimum, \l'zlshington, respect-
‘ii'ely: that 14). S. Atwy. I‘iIniu, Wash-
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estate:
ingtoli. is attornt-y for said estate.
I That till persons having claims
against said t-stntr, or said (lott' 3‘
Ied uiust St-rve tln- sum“ upon '
ASSI-sst-d to ext-(tutor or rxvcutrix, or attornt-v.
,l‘avfl I‘Iat lit iind file the same. with proof (11'
‘ “11 'll‘étCiN».s=-r\'icc. with the Clark of aboVI:
cm“ :1 NuwR-jcourt. within six months after (into
llicute leLIoI lilt‘ first publication of this no-
, tit'e. which is June 11, 1040, or tile
‘17 Noggin]. tIRCIH 3 some will be barred.
:- A. Chi-ssh V o ISS’I‘I‘I Eli N )R' .
prrdod Plat ol'i L Eftgutrix.
Eliot M AIICI'S B. DEDIUAN.
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. I u ’ P n i Attorney for Estate
a. ,1' u‘.. LU ‘ Elmo. “'a'sliington.
it} Rgé)f\SSD "d it?! First publication June 11. 1040
. W (“led Plat of I Last, publication July 2. 1940
tfil'froiit Tracts,
v, Two. 21 N..
C.-rtificat.<-
. 433. Rolli
Assessed to
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NOTICE
The following described area is
hereby declared
A REGION (IF EXTRA FIRE
HAZARD
.‘IURS'I'ICD (‘RICEK AREA:
in Cortl-iroud. I)t*i\|.'i't-n Lake (Tushmau-Hani—
$.41. lnm Iliiinniri t‘t‘t‘, road and National
4. Roll JI‘UI‘USI boundary; including all of
0d In Sections ih’, I0. ":0, 30 and armis‘
‘la’t OI" west. of '("(‘.I‘ road iii Sections III.
il7.‘
(jzirdcllizl. 2!). ill and 32, Township 211.
‘1. :I'Wl) [North Range 3 West, Mason County.
' in (.Ul‘ll'I For protrrtioii of the above (ll.—
mw‘ffltnr 11‘ Isci-i-betl :iri-zi. {against fire the fol-
“ [Bonn-.7 o h-iit)\\lllg rule “'1” bl:- eniorccd:
and hi-rvln- Entry into this area is pro—
irilIftVing bet-Viv Iltbitt’ti' “Xt'é‘PI :is
til'o\'idvd~ by
igl'ra I.‘ of IN”. law \iitli i‘tkt't-rt‘iitzn- to pernia~
I 80-13 d to Mgr; Ilwlit .t't‘sltit‘lliS and industrial
'ent subject to, operations.
, -.9$S(‘S‘SUII‘I‘IIS Violators of the foregoing rule
‘rrlgittion, or are subject to fine of'MOIOO to-
01‘ 1008) im- $100.00 or 00 days in jail. or both,
lawfully are I‘lft'ovtiyv from Jililc 1?). 1040 to
October 1.3, 1040.
amountsI .I. ll. FINK. Director
I. {lie screruil 'lh'liui'tnii-tit (if CUIISL‘I'VHIIOHI
I PealDdI‘tlcuIHl‘ 1111.1 gian I‘lvvclopniciit, State ot
_. [fate property heart Washington. G—ll-lt.
twelve pcr- ,'
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NOTICE
School District 11 is calling for
ricks of
pm of In“ Old growth wood or second growth
’H'mmons dry fir wood, to be piled in the
1x13» dtiys school shed not later than August
sixty
14‘3- 15 or 20. Bids will be opened by
th,j"abm‘,,, the board July the sixth (6) at
a, cpr of 7:30 P. M. The board reserves the
e “lain-(inn: right to reject any or all bids.
mm, -,,,° ,3, v ANNIE VVHITENER,
ICcrk of Board.
“IROVO set t'ul‘t
“N or pal-eols'
'llich you HI‘OI
,RiDGELY FORCE
..0Wncr. or in
. 0"
any right,
together
' penalties
“liar sYour mum, ,0 Death of Ridgcly Clinton Force,
(lufcll action and brother-in-law of the late Mark E.
on such lot.‘' 1.9 n -
fl assesspd to Re (1 and formerly secretary
g an in,‘,.,_Itrea*surer of the Simpson Logging
00- judgmo-m I company and the Simpson Invest—
amlinst
“act. 3'0" and, i ment company, occurred in Coron-
Iy t}, 'OI‘ parcel oi r1
,1 oerpon “1,, “m ado, Calif” Tuesday. A
“8 certificate! Surviving are his wife, Ethel G
Includes Hti
fit and costs
0 f tracts. or
SEMI including
“id Certificate
Force in Coronado; two son:-
jGarrard and Ridgcly Jr., both f
IEugenc, and three sisters. Ml."
IRosamond Rinker, Mrs. R. 1
Neumann and Miss Louise Force,
:“ appearance.
all of Seattle.
Votl upon the
’ Y‘ the plain-
a his office '
099v thereof ,
“.01 the above
Work Accident Deaths
Deaths from work accidents on
{arms numbered 4,800 in 1938, the
greatest total for any single indul-
v try.
, _, L. Dated this 21st day of May. 1040,
‘ “',i‘..,T,'--"f‘,”:i DONALD I‘AI’LSON,
*1 I K“ I Administrator of tilt‘ Estate or
'v - , Emil l’aulson. Deer-ast].
x”fi3“,'§4flj“’,‘gi CHAS. it. LEWIS,
21",,“ ‘Trqdq I Attorney for said Estate, Suitc-
‘ ‘ l. liutnbormcu's Building. Silvi-
NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO FILE.
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Real Estate
FOR SALE
‘12 acres waterfront .............. .. $25
I10 acres waterfront, house, barn,
garage, in strawberries. A dandy
home .................................. .. $3,000
In Hoodsport. 4 lots, house, gar-
age. Terms ................... $600
Waterfront tracts Acreage
Homes — Farms — Large
and small
SHICK and GEORGE
120 R.R. Ave.
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5—room modern home completely
furnished, with unfinished up-
stairs tincludes radio, washing
machine, electric refrigerator,
gas range, dining room set, bed
room set, etc). Has fireplace,
hardwood floors and basement.
Also nice yard with lots of
flowers. Inspect it and you will
like it. Why pay rent when you
can own your own home. Terms.
HEFBERT G. ANGLE
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New 5—room modern home under
construction, garage, utility
room, fireplace, hardwood floors,
built—ins and automatic oil heat.
F.H.A. terms, same as rent with
i 10 per cent down payment. Yard
will be landscaped when com-
pleted, ready to move in. Pay-
ment will be under $30.00 in-
cluding interest, taxes and in-
surance. Why pay rent when
the normal rent payments will
purchase you a fine home. See
it: today.
Herbert G. Angle
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Duplicating
SALES BOOKS
56: Each
or 55¢ per dozen
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of special-—
PRINTED SALES BOOKS
Our prices are as low or lower
than outside salesmen can quote
you.
THE JOURNAL
General Carpentering
ALTERATIONS, REPAIR WORK
Free estimates on building
costs, any size, new or old.
Information on F.H.A. loans.
Phone 62—W References
Ancestor of Modern Football
Every year in'Ja’nuary for the last
600 years they have played at Haxey
in England an ancient ball game
which was the ancestor of modern
football.
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SWEET CHERRIES
The sweet cherry, as now
grown covers most of the temper-
ate regions of the world, but even
yet it is not fully appreciated as
an all—purpose tree—flowering,
fruit, and shade.
Few trees are more beautiful
during the flowering season and
one or two in the yard give a
spring beauty and freshness that
cannot be surpassed. They I. read,-
ily provide shade so desireable
in the hot summer months and
lhave the added advantage of pro-
.viding fruit.
Sweet cherries are more par-
ithc sour cherry, preferring a
IgraNel or sandy earth. Even in
dry conditions but ,with' clean
cultivation exoellent 'r‘eSults are
obtained.
In planting cherries, either for
orchard purposes or merely for
decorative and shade ’puvr‘poscs
with sufficient fruit for home
consumption, one must remember
Ithat some varieties of sweet cher-
ry are sterile to their own males.
'Thc Bing, comparativer com-
Imon and one of the finest black
cherries grown in the Pacific
,Northwcst is of this type. In or-
der to overcome this difficulty
it is necessary to plant another
variety as a pollenizer. Many or-
chardists use the Black Republi-
can for this purpose with Bings.
I The sweet cherries most com-
‘monly grown in the state of
Washington are the Bing, Lam-
bert, Royal Ann, Black Tartarian
and Windsor, with a few scatter-
ed orchards and Single trees of
various other varieties. There
iarc a few of the type Belle dc
IChoisy, but this variety is not
I grown as extensively as the types
which produce larger fruit. While
ithc fruit of the Belle dc Choisy
Iis small, it has the distinction of
:producing two cherries to each
stem so that its total output
probably is as great as the larger
varieties.
It is well to remember that
whether cherries are grown for
commercial purposes or merely
for home use that a clean or-
chard is desiréable, not only to
lid in the production of fruit and
‘ree growth but to 'aid in keeping
town pests.
Production of sweet cherries in
he State of Washington has
;l'own to be gin important induu-
try, furnishing employmIent to
hundreds of persons in season in
the care of the orchards, harvest:
ing oft and preserving the fruit
in various forms. This fruit 'also
is becoming Widely recognized as
valuable in a diversified agricul-
ture progiam, supplementing otli-
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AfiUYER USE WANT-ADS
HOME GARDENER,
by Herbert Pruvey
U. of W. Abo‘retum Gardener
sum tron—MASON COUNT JOURNAL
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combinations
$3.49 and $21.95
Lumbermen’s Mere. Co.
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SPECIAL 10%
ALLOWANCE
On any combination purchase ofI
I Oil Heating and Gas
Cooking Equipment
SHELTON GAS CO.
DON’T FORGET
Grade, Jr. High and High
School group pictures#
25¢
Andrews Photo Studio
SPECIAL PRICES
on
New and Used
SEWING MACHINES I
a: a: a:
JOIN
Our Sewing Class
Starting April 26th
H. R. OLSON
125 So. 4th
HE.
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I farms.
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hard and field crops
LILACS
In a. previous article, difficulties
of growing the lilac successfully
.Were pointed out. Home garden—
ers should not be discouraged,
however, because with reasonable
icarc and a small amount of labor
‘bcautiful plants can be cultivated.
The lilacs are among otir most
satisfying ornamental shrubs and
it is easy to appreciate why a city
like Spokane would select the
Iflower as the official city blossom.
There are several things which
the home gardener should keep in
Give the
plants as much sunshine as pos-
sible~a light open positionl~and
,do not be afraid to expose them
‘to winter cold—they like it.
‘thh buying plants, it is well
to obtain those grown on
own roots from a reliable nursery-
man. They may cost more than
grafted plants, but they will gen—
erally be more satisfactory.
Lilacs enjoy a rather: heavy,
clay soil and, if your soil tends
to be acid or sour, be sure to use
lime around each plant.
The lilac often is attacked sev-
erely by scale insects and by a.
mildew fungus which appears. on
the leaves late in summer. For
the scale use a. dormanttwinter)
Ispray—any of the popular oil
emulsions. For mildew, start
early in the summer to dust the
plants with finely ground dusting
sulphur and continue dusting .ev—
cry two or three weeks through-
out thc summer.
If you want a lilac that is
truly different you Should try the
variety called Meyeri. It
moderately low, small—leaf variety
,that‘. covers itself with masses of
[flowers each spring. It is a hardy
,type and will not require any more
tcare than would be given to an
[ordinary variety.
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I$1,637.19 Received
I ._ From Liquor Profits
Shelton and Mason County to-
gether received $1,637.19 from the
May 25 distribution of liquor pro-
fits by the Liquor Control Board,
it' was announced by the board
today.
The City of Shelton 5795, Ma-
son County $842.'9. Other distri-
butions were made during 1940
on January '9, January 26, March
2, April 1 and then May 25.
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Electrically heated hotbeds are
and for growing farm and garden
I plums for; transplanting.
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Cook with Gas»-—»I-Ieut with Oil”i Lumbelmen S M910. CO-
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UNTIL JUNE 20th ONLY: every FOR SALE: corn and milk fed}
tenth permanent wave given FURNISHED APARTMENTS f0“ fryers. Alive or
dressed. Salmi
rent (2 and3rooms). Good lo-
cation. Very reasonable. Golds-
borough Apts, Second and Knee-
frce. Elvira Jacobs, 404 Frank-
place, Capitol Hill. Phone 13-F—‘
lin. Phone 563. 6-4—6-11-13-41;
:13. 13—.6—4-6-11—3t3
Good Used land Streets, Shelton. 5-7-1:..R6R' SALE: strawberries $1
cratei
I _——‘— *—k**rr'u“;‘_mf . Bring containers, pick your
own;
FOR. RENT' 3'r00m apa‘““"’“”" August
Carlson, Harstinc Is)"
private bath, gas range andI land. 6,4_11_3t_
FOR SALE washing machine. Phone 259-M. ‘ Wm v-11.-. A 1.1.1,. 1,_.__._.
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C~28——lf. lFOR SALE. St. Bernard and.
Shcpcrd pups, $5 male, $2.50 {8“
male. Pearl Conner, Route 1. ‘
Cw6-4-11-3t.
FOR RENT: modern
' with large living room and pri-
vate bath. Hot water furnished,
.LAWN MOWER Mrs. w. C. Mallows, 717 NoHW’ANTWTO TRADEMOR SELL:
6th- 5-130-th 10 x 20 Z—l‘oom float house for.
9
or 4 horsepower Johnson out-
board motor. Inquire Journal.
M———6-4—11-°t
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iFOR Stil‘iawbel'rieus—El cwratc,
bring container, pick your own.
Phone 14—F—41 J. S. Carman.
HEADQUARTERS
SHARPENED and REPAIRED
Trade in your old mower on :1
FOR RENT: Summer cottage on
Oakland Bay. Modern conven-
iences. Mrs. C. E. Runacrcs,
Phone 11-J. 6—4—6-11-3t
FOR RENT; 3-robm modern
house. George Cooper, Sixth and l ._
Laurel Streets. Phone 487-W. '
6-4-tf.
New Pennsylvania Mower.
USED MOWERS
$2.50 and up
Sleyster’s Fix-It Shop
gelding, work Single or double.
Two yearling colts.
good condition. Nat Holman, Rt.
1, Shelton, Phone 7—F—11.
6—6-18-4t
y, one mile
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IFOR RENT: 5-room house oni
Hillcrest. Furnished if desirch
Inquire at 643 Dearborn. ‘
M—6—11-13—2t.
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.FOR SALE: wood, dr
FOR RENT: 3-room house. Pete
LAWNMOWERS
FOR work team, more and: _
,1938 FORD 4-dr.
‘1937 OLDS 6 COUPE
Mower in‘
.1937 BUICK
11939 PONTIAC 6 SE-
P2 on Five.-
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RATES
On Classified Advertisements
10 cents a line (5 words) first
insertion, 5c 9. line each subse-
quent insertion. Mini mum
charge 30c.
Classified advertisements ac-
cepted over the telephone from
phone subscribers. Cash should
accompany all other orders or
payment made before the first:
of the month to save expense
of billing. An extra charge of
13c will be made when billing is
necessary. Card of thanks 500.
Classified Display Rates on
Request.
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1939 OLDS 70 SE-
Used Cars
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$595
$725
$795
(Not reconditioned) .
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SEDAN ...................... .,
DAN Radio and heater
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QMANY OTHERS H ALL MAKES
i Verot Blacksmith Sho Southi down C016 Road' A" A. Ever-
SHARP EN ED Second Street. 6134-6-11-3tI _,Sf_’f‘;3j§;_1;
.HEZTE'TEIO’EF
Wasmllgd machine's "FOR S‘kzgfofiomiglggq‘
W£I?Agn3:£‘
Lock an key repair. m s ,Crary. Phone 285-W. 6-11-13-2tn Smng trailer 16..
wheels and exp
of fine mechanical work.
The Handy Man Shop
319 First:
TYPEWRITERS
FOR RENT
$3
per month
FOR RENT: sniEiii house $15.06:
month. Call 604 Franklin. Mrs.‘
Ed Elliott. E-6-11-tf. ,
FOR RENT: two sleeping roomsI
close in. Mrs. W. E. Brodt, 121
East Cedar, Phone 372-J.
B—-6-11—13~2t
FOR RENT: furnished house on‘.
Hillcrest, 629 Fairmont, $25.00!
month. Inquire Omer Dion, 610
Pine. 6-11—13-2t.
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W. Nelson, c-o Waterwhcel
Grocery, Union. Nfi6-6-tf.
FOR SALE OR TRADE: young
registered Guernsey bull. Write
B. M. Ripley, Tellino. Phone 680.
P—G-‘6—13t
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boat and 41/2 h.p. outboard mo-
tor. $120.00. Inquire Robin Hood
Tavern, Union. 6—11-1t
Standard models—Underwood and
Remington typewriters. (First _
months rental applies on purchase I FOR R
of machine).
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ENT: modern 2—1‘00m fur—11‘ ._ I
nishcd apartment, oil heat, rc-I M‘Xture peasl oats' Whedt'
010‘
vcr, grass, 30c shock. J. Jacoby,
frigerator, electric range. Kcy‘ , ,
JOURNAL OFFICE Dee Apts" phone 485_J_ l Rt. 2, (Agate) Shelton.
P—G-ll-tf.
FOR :‘7 2-room apartment,
FRESHLY DECORATED apart}.
ment furnished or unfurnished,
Also bachelor apartment. Call
56-J daytime, 36—J evenings;
L-6-11-18-3t'
WILL PAY $15.00 REWARD for
information leading to return of
Vaughn drag saw, practically
new. Leave information at; The
Journal office.
$85
Olsen Furniture Co.
NEW LOW PRICES
FOR RENT: 6-room modem-5
home furnished or unfurnished: claim by identifying and paying
USED water. lights $15.00, private en-
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REFRIGERATOR trance. 711 Pine. Phone 36-J. I Lost and Pound
Cu. ft. V—6-11-18-3t. Ivvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv .
tension tongue, complete $160.‘
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All cars reconditioned and
Guaranteed.
ELLISON MOTORS
Buick Sales and Service
Phone 94 Bob Ervln
RS'R—‘éxmi‘mwei‘.Rama;
and Vaughn drag saw. L. Full-
er, Rt. 2, Shelton. 6-11-13—2t
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on garden tract, fruit trees, her“ for ad and feed. J. W. Garrisonp
»/ WESTINGHOUSE ries. Close in. $20 unfurnished, Skokomish Valley. Phone
216-l
MAZDA LAMPS $25 furnished. Anna. Blomquist. J—5,
6-11—13-2t I
Buy them by the carton and
Phone 13-F-13.
fill up those empty sockets "
6—11-13l-2t,
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now. , We wish to express our sincere;
r . r [gratitude to the many friends for}
r Shelton 'Electric CO. the beautiful floral offerings for'
St. our beloved son and brother.
Death Of Young
Dayton Events
Man In Car Wreck-
and family. I
In News Report (Crowded Out Last Week) ii 1
By Mrs. Gladys Irving !
(Crowded out Last week) Belfair, June 5. w Burnell Hud—I I SHELTON’
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By Mrs- A_ E. Lemke son of Belfalr and William Henry“ By us, Dept. of
Commerce
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Dayton, June 5. Mr‘ and Mrs. Lewis of Port; Orchard, were kill-VI
ICha‘rIeS Diesen and daughter, ed on the Gig Harbor highwuyI
[Eleanor of Kirkland, were week- sundab’ mommg When the” earl LOW 6200
a-m- 4-1 ft
end visitors at the home of Mr. OYBPtumed' Double funeral SGI‘Ich
High 11:00 am 11-1 ft
and Mrs. A. Buechel. V1995 were held WedneSday atlJunc 12 Low 5:17 p.m. 1.3
ft
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Folms- Gig Harbor. 23nd Interment wasI
bee and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander "1, Port OFChard» Burne" HUT,
High 12:11 a.m. 15.0 ft;
of Quilcene, were busineSS callers 5011,15 SUFVlved bY_h15 father
andl'I‘hUYS LOW 7:04 a.m. 2.9 ft
,at’ Dayton Saturday. mother and two Sisters Mrs. chIJune 13 High 12:28
p.m. 10.9 ft
‘ Bill Dining and Kenneth TozierIGeorge and Grace Hudson; The: Low 6:17
pm. 2.7 ft
left Tuesday for Seattle, where sympathy of the community. 18
they will leave for Alaska, to do extended to the bereaved family. High
12:55 21.111. 14.9 ft
Isomc fishing. I Miss June Hyde, from Head offififii‘ig’i a-m'
I Mr. and Mrs. George RebmunIBaryy was ViSiting MISS AlliSI Logw 732311;:
4'0 ft
and family attended the gram-Harris OVCI‘ theiwcekend- I ' p’ ‘
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uation exercises at the Graham MPS- Chas. Il‘VIY‘g and 5011 Chas-I Hioh
1.41 am 147 ft
Theatre Tuesday evening. Their Jr., were in Shelton Saturday laxstiS t Lb
8',_6 0'4 ft
daughter Jessie, was (me of the to the Democratic meeting at tliei‘ ’1
PW 3;) a-m'
Igmd-uatcs. courthouse. IJuiic lo I-Ihgh p.m.
Friends will be glad to hear Mr. and Mm. Glen Harris and 0W p'm'
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that Mrs. Charles Ogg is recov- Mr. and Mrs. A1 'Orie. and chii— High
2:28 a..m. 14.6 ft
cring nicely from a recent opera- dren, were on a 11161110 to the Sun Low
9:47 a..m. -0.7 ft
I ion. Staircase Sunday. . IJunc 16 High 4:41 p.m. 12.8 ft
Mr. John Dining, Sr., and John Boy Scouts had then‘ regularl Low 9:41
p.m. 5.7 ft
Dining, .Jrl' attended the gradua. meeting at the schoolhouse Mon-I .
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tion of Bob Dining Tuesday eve-tday night , I H‘gh “‘16 a-m- 14-3 ft
hing. The Boy Scouts Will soon re—IMon Low 10:35 a.m. -1.6 ft
Henry Rfshel is in Seattle, at new their charter, with Bill Dancv,Juno 17
High 5241 P-m- 13-6 ft
the Navel Reserve Air Station’Iof Bremerton as :~coutmastcr_ I LOW 10:45
p.m. 6.1 it
where he has been training since' Mrs. Betty Curl was on the' .
the first of June. sick list the past week. High 4:01 a..m. 14.;
I .Wurrcn Chappcl is! in the. 1103- Mrs. Currier and Mrs. HarrlslTueS 110W
11:20 a,m. -2. ft
,pital recovering from an appen- Watson and two children,
Mrs,lJ"“l1e 18 High 6:33 P-m-14v3 ft
Idix operation. Warren is reportediGlen Harris, Allis Harris, Doris LOW
11-43 P.m- 6’3
1getting along nicely. * IMay Mick-leson June Hyde and
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I .Mrs. Scott entertained with a Genie Stevens, 'pic‘nicked at
thelwed
longtlficéily dinner Sunday. in honor schoolhouse Tuesday. I June 19 High
7:20 pm. 14.7 ft
. (laughter Peggy. Those
attending were Velma. and Doris
Wilson, Dave Rayson and Leon
Scott.
Little Hazel Scott spent the
iweekend with Dorothy Wilso‘i’i,
who celebrated her eighth birth-
day Saturday.
Willard Adams visited at the
home of his
Mrs. Pete Weckhorst, who wasg
operated on in a hospital at PortI
Orchard, is getting along nicelyi
and will soon be home again.
Matthews is caring for“ the chil-I
dren and home.
i A Mason county Guernsey
I breeder, Clarence O. Wivell of
' Shelton, has just won national re-
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National Recognition
iLice‘nse Boom 0n
sister, Mrs, Harold .
Imade a. business trip to Seattle
|Sunday. ,
I Mr. Charles Chappel injured his
Iarm and hand Sunday while cut-
1 -~ h h- _lin‘ the Advanced Register of The
i362] in t: e motor ve iclc dlv1s IAmericm Guernsey Cattle Club.
Up to mid-afternoon yesterdayiTheo'Valc War CIOUd 213084 Win
2910 sets o'f‘private automobileibe know“ here after as an Ad'
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'ting down a. tree. The injury is ._ r. . t = d Re ister sire Ont G
I .. . . . . licenses had been issued by tliyetVa’“:c , g .' y
“em
llquite painful, but is mending mce- auditor? staff, leaving only
QOISQYS‘which meet hlgll‘ production
'y' imore sets to go for the entireirequu'ements are ehgmle for
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IS Mr. Frank Lemke is visiting in This is over 100 sets of ; try. The five
daughters which have
eattie at the home of his duugh-‘year' , . '1 tea ff' 'al
1 h f {comp e C 0 mi records are Mo
Iter Mrs. Mildred Pederson. lf’agfegegfad “Te same “means. of Hughes
Place 446100, Dairy-
I There‘s to be another dance atI
IDayton Saturday night, June 2%
I Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lamb'andl
four children of . Capitol Hill were
aplmeid of Hughes Place 497245,
ready had to re—ordcr on its;Dn°T_°thy DixpofHu’g‘hes Place
4'9.-
supply of trailer licenses. The§7k46f Dafimm 0f Hughes Place
original shipment of 100 sets sold . 446099 and Daffodil of
The auditor‘s office has
dinner guests at the home of Mr. I out nick] this ear and 30582075.
iglndDggs' A' E' Lemke on Memor' mereqsetcgf an_adciitional
50 sent;
_'___ by the state license department;
are already taken. ‘ Tip Ynur Straw
Germans Reintroduce Soccer Tr‘mk owners have take“ 543 Among the
national courtesiee
settl Of Ute 700 allOttéd MSSoni which travelers find in Denmark is
county, while a rush on marriage
, . . . that of men‘s raising their hats to
. licenses ook 32 certificates dur-l ,. , _
and the government has reintro- mg May twhilc so far in June the the Shot)
$111 on entering a Store}
duced the game into sc‘hcol curricu- I page has continued unabated. They
furthermore remain with'head
In from which it had been banned as iUsuaiiy June in the heavy month
uncovered. until gomg out on the
"rough stufi'." 'i'or marriage licenses, too. street
again.
German schoolboys|begin playing
Ioccer when they are 10 years old
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tree topping.
Harry Phelps, phone 485-1
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6-11-18-3t.i WANTED: loan or rent of canoe
for annual Shelton swimming
and life saving classes. J. L.
Replinger. Phone 329-R.
6-11-13-2l’.
H-6—6-11-13-3t lat School.
,WANTED: two worthy girl grad;
uates 1940 to attend Olympia
leading business school. 'Work
for part of tuition. ’Call in per-
son or write Olympia Secretar-
6-4-6-2t.
FOUND: Jersey cow. Owner :nainANTED3 housework by mat-h.
day of: hour or waitress. Fully
experienced. Phone 267-VV.
S—5-28-6-4-3t.
WANTED: woman or girl for
housework. No children in fam-
ily. Call 246. P—v6-6-11-2t
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Mason County Bull Wins V'
Rand of Tacoma, Thursda of I icognition on his pure bred Guern-
last week. y I bull, heo-Vale War Cloudt
_ Little Wanda. Okerstrom is ViS-l —————-— I213084.
iting Betty Lemkc for a few License sales have been boom_; This bull,
having five dough-
ays' ing to high totals at the audi_I'terS which have made
creditable
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Buechel finds Office this year_ particulnofficial
records, has been entered
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ALDEN C. BAYLEY
ATTORN EY AT LAW
Title Insurance Building
Opposite First National Bank
Phone 23 Shelton
INSURANCE
i HERBERT G. ANGLE
Office at Angler Building
GEORGE E. CANAAN
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
Graham Bldg. Cota St.
Phone 245
DOANE BRODIE
Attorney-At—Law
Angle Building
Phone 337
CHARLES R. LEWIS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Suite 1 L. M. Bldg.
Shelton, Washington
Closing Day For
Eldon Children
Is Lots Of Fun
A delightful little program con-
sisting of a play, “The Price of
Liberty,” and music, including a.
number by the girls' harmonica
band and several 'solos and chor-
uses, was given by the John Ahl
school of Eldon at their closing
day celebration Tuesday.
This was followed by running
races, wheel-barrow races, three-
legged, sack find ’z‘e‘l‘ay one: in
which the children received rib-
bons and prizes.
Then the party moved over to
Jamison’s Park for a picnic
lunch of the most pleasing pro-
portions. followed by alenty of
ice cream. Swimming «as also
indulged in by some 'of he chil-
dren and everyone meme to‘h‘ave
enjoyed the day. At the 8611001
house, the children? work was
on exhibition. , '
Increase in Scholars
There has been an increase of 3”
per 'cent in the nu'm‘ber of
attending [colleges and 1800 pér fit
In file number of high school stu-
dents in the last 30 years.