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:PRESCRIPTION SERVICE 'on mo(Ii-
DATIONS and cal venire(is, old ag'e assistance, nr
for appoint- direct with .'y'y) I I ,in Your lot', f}l'*
rnmit Drive. f)rdcr, Prepp's ])|'ll,' Store, ,ovowl
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and Ralh'nad. ]0-3 tfn I
servlce on ]tErYIsTITCIHN(;: lib. yilid.K|i.i 'i)tfi:
estimates tonholing. Mr.q. Ellis Wells, .t05 Ar- I
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Elec- ALcoHOLIcs ANONYMoUs- meets I
SERVICE, Thursday evenings af 8 p.m. at Wo- i
Field. Note man's Club Bldg., 10Ih & Washing-
-20-tfr ton, Olympia, Wash. 3-17tfu.
tailed, old
o. "E. F. FULMER
r 5-3931.
7-17-47tfn. DECORATOR
................ Painting, Paper Hang-
N S ing, Spray Painting
PHONE 977-J-1
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Of RADIOS,
and
APPLIANCE S
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uarters
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INTING
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AT LAW
1%urth St.
IAYLEY
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SPRING
Tax Services
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lhone 565
lets
Wash.
Ge
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Bulldozing, Clearing,
Excavating
JOHN VINCENT
Star Route 2, Shelton
First House on Deegan Road
7-14-21-2t
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PRESCRIPTIONS
On Contracts with the
Mason County Medical Assn.
Or Direct to You Service
PREPP'S
Drug Store
nrl & Railroed Phone 89
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ACCORDION and
SOLOVOX PLAYING
for Dances, Parties
J. G. Halvorsen
PHONE 202
6-30tin
Stoves and
Furnaces
VACUUM
CLEANED
Phone 576-W
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for '
CASH LOANS
SEE
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BUSINESS
SERVICE
PHONE 540
120 South Third Street,
Shelton, Wash.
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PLUMBING HEATING
Sexauer System Repairing
Pumps, Hot Water Tanks and
Plumbing Fixtures.
Licensed Master, Plumber
Ernest Swearingen
Phone 405-W
Star Rt. 2, Box 97, Shelt0n
12-gtfn.
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LEGAL PUBLIC&IIONS
NO. 5256
SUMMONS FOR PI;||LICATION
IN THE SUPElt2€iir-l. (OUYtT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON Ct)UNTY,
Jeanhtte Darlene treams, Plaintiff,
--vs.--
Ilohort V. Streams, Defendant.
THE SqATE OF WASHINGTON to
the said Robert V. Streams. Defend-
ant:
You are hrehy snmmned to ap-
pear within 60 days after the date of
tJl first puhlloatl,Ii el l[lis stli,u,t,n.,
to-wit: within 60 days after' the lath
day of June, 1949, and defend the
above entitled action in the above
entitled court, and answer tile amend-
ed complaint of the Plaintiff and serve
a eOl)Y of yell[ answer upon tile tin-I
dersigned attorney lot Plaintiff at
his office hclow stated arid in case
,,f your faihn.e SO to do judgm(,nt
will be. rendered against YoU accord-
irrg to ,he demands of tle ahlcnded
complaint, which has been filed with
the Clerk of the said court. The ob-
j,,ct of this action is i,) secure a di-
vorce by Plaintiff from you as De-
fendant npon the grounds of non-
support, desertion and ahandonnient
and f,,r restoration of Plaintiff's maid-
en nanle.
CHAS. R. LEWIS
Attorney for' Plaintiff
Bell Building, 219 South
l'ourth Street, Shelton,
Mnson County, Washington.
6-16-23-39--7-7-14-21-287t.
N(FrlCI,: t)F LEASING
OF NTATE LANDS
To All Whom It May Concern: This
in t,, Certify, That the fellowlng deft-
cribcd lands, situated in Mason Colin-
iv, Washington, will be offered for'
lease on Tuesday, 2nd day of August,
1949 at tvn o'clock a.m., in n'ont of
ttu, Court House of Mason Connty. at
public auction to the highest I)ldder
for a lerul of five years or less in
quantitivs not exceeding one section
to any one person or company. Each
bidder will be required, to le4,cmit a
cortifled check, certificate of deposit
payable to the County Auditor, or
cash. equal in amount to the first
year's rental of such land in ac-
c,,rdance with his bid. togpther with
$2.o0. the statutory fee for issuing a
h!IL'4,.
No improvements shall be placed on
State Lands except hy written I)er-
mission of the Commissioner.
No lessee shall withoht'the written
consent of the C(,nunissioner remain In
Imssossicm of the land or improve- l
ments after thc expiration of tim
lease. [
Application No.' 318-1 ' I
The titb' lands of the second class. {
owned hy the State nf Washington {
situate in front of, adjacent to m' {
abutting upon the east 100 feet of the|
west 200 feet of lot , section 20, |
township 22 north, range-2 west W.M. I
with a frontage of 1.52 lineal chalnsl
more or less.
Term of Lease--Five (5) Years.
Rental--S15.00 pet. year.
NOTE: Lessee must be a citizen of
the United States or have declared, in
good faith, his ln.entiont to become
such.--Chapter 50. Lawn 1921.
The d)(we described lands will be
leased, sul)ject to all the terms, con-
tlitions anti reservations of the statutes,
now provided for the lea:dug of School'
and Granted lands.
estate, and discharge the executor,
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that [
in accordance with an order of said [
Court made and entered on the 241h[
day of June, 1949. a hearing will be I
had before the Court on said finall
account, report and petition on Fri-J
day, the 29th day of July 1949, at/
I0 o'clock, a.m.. on said dte h| the I
Court Room of said Court in the Court I
House at Shelton, Washington. I
Dated this 24th day of June. 1949. [
HARRY DEYETTE, {
Clerk of the Superior CourtJ
for Mason County. Wash. ]
ALDEN C. BAYLEY. {
Attorney for the Executor,
Title InMura.nee" ;Building,
Shelton, Wastlmgton,
• (i'30--7-7-14 -21---4 t
Classified Service
Ill II
" NO 2103 "
N(2TICE TO ('.RI'3DII'OR
T(lf FII, E CLAIM
IN THE SuP-kJttloR COUH.T ()F THE t
STATE OF WASIIINGTON FIll{
MASON cOUNTY /
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate .f May
C. Frvlmrg. Dec.t)sc(I.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
Lettecs Testamentary on the Estate
of May C. Fryberg. do(.vasc(I, were,
granted to the undersigned, on tlw
8th day of July, 1949, hy the said
Superior Court.
All persons having ('hlims a:'ain.M
said estate are required to sexve then,
with tilt' llt, cessary vout'h,!t's tlp(n tu.
at the Law Office of Alden C. l:ayh.v.
Title 2nsurancc Buiidiag, Sh,'l t(,'u.
WaMl ngtoo, w thin mix iltollth. 'I 't,'1'
the date of the first publication Of this
S'ITON-MA,0N fll rN'PY JO|Jt.NAL
I II ._ I _. I I lll II II I II I ....
Ov:ytett hy lh Btale +W Washington, .
:iltllltc ill ff'¢ilt ¢)f. fldjacelll t,) or
and Testalnent and Ill,, i's-
late of May C. Fryhcrg.
Deceased,
ALDEN C. BAYLEY,
Attovnev for Executor.
Title llisurance Building.
Sh,,lton, h'ashingto
%24-21-28 & 8-/---it
(), 2105
NOTI(!i," TO CREi)ITORN
TO FII, F CLAIMS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIqF
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOF
MASON COUNTY
IN I'RORAT Id
.Ill tile Matter of the Estate of
Douglas A. Gr.ut, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
.Letters Testamentary on the Estate of
Doaglas A. Grout, deceased, wet,!
granted to the undersigned, ,m tilt! 81h
day of July, 1949, by tile said StiI)(.,l'i,,l.
Court. . . i
All .l)er.ons having clainls affaulst :
said estate are required to serve theel
with the necessary \\;'oucbers upon Ill('
at the Law Oft'ice of Alden C. Barley
Shelton. Washington, withia sf.x
months after the date of the first
notice, to-wit, within six rnenths artpt" ' ItUtll: Provided, Tliat ally l)ul'(llasl:t
the 14th day of July. 19,19. and lib. huiv nlako I'uq t)aYtllont of in'incipa|,
the sanle Wltlr the t'lcrk of this (')ul'l I int(,r'esl anti statutory fce., at an.
together with proof OI .ll('Jl .oI'VJ(',, tinlo and nhLain deed. The ptu.chaser
or they shall he 10rever harrq'd, i of hlad COrlt[lioing iJlllb¢.l' i,t. olh!l
Dated at Shelton, Wash., this 8th { valuable materials is prohibited hy la,
day of July, 1949. - )'rot|| cutting or ionloving any such
ALBERT C. MERCIER,
Executor of the l.am Will I titnher or materinLq without l'irtd ob-
I
of Public Lands, )tutti the full all1-
publication of this notice, tb=wit, with-'
in s x nlontils after the 141h day t'
July. 1949, and file the same with th-
clerk of this Couct together with proof
of such service, or they shall be for-
ever barred.
Dated at Shelton. Wash.. this 8th day
of July, 1949.
BEATRICE M. GROUT,
Executrix of the Last Will
and Testanent and Estate
,,f Douglas A. Grout. (h.-
ceased.
ALDEN C. BAYLEY.
Attorney for Executrix,
Title Insurance Building,
Shelton. Washington
7-14-21-28--8-4-4t
--6F
STATE T/DE /.ANDS
NOTICE IS ttEREBY GIVEN, That
on Tuesday, the 2nd day of August,
1949, commencing at ten o'clock in tile
for(noon of sale day, in n'on o ,t
main entrance door to the Count
Court House in the city of Shelton
county of Mason, State of Washing
ton, by th County Auditor of 8ai
county, the folh)wing decribed state
tide land, together with the improve-'
ments situated thereon, will bc sod
at public auction to the highest bid-
der therefor, to-wit:
NOTE:--No one except citizens of
NOTE.--Receipts for deposits made the United States, or persona who
with applicattnns to lease may be used have declared their lntent4on to be-
by applicant only, as cash on date of come reich, can PUrchase state ands.
leasi.ng. . . . . [ Application No. 11863
witness my nana ano seal of office ] Th( t dc lands of the second 'lass,
affixed this 25th day of June, 1949. I owned by the State of Washington,
JACK TAYLOR, I situate in front of, adjacent to ec
CommLssioner of Public I abutting upon the test 225 feet of the
Lands (,f the State of I went 870 feet of lot 1. section 18,
Washington. t township 22"north, range 2 west, W.
6-307-7-14-28.--51 ] M., with a frontage of 3.58 lineal
.... ] ch ns, more or less appraised at
!$60.00 per lineal chain' m. $224.80.
NO 2053 Application No llll
NOTICE OF Hk'AIglNG ON FINAI I Tire tide lands of 'the second class,
ACCOUNT,, REPORT AND PFTI' owad by the State of WaMington,
ION OF FXF('UTOR FOR N'T" situate in front (f. adjacent to or
LEMENT 'DI';rRIRU'rioN 'A;NI) abutting upon t e west 50 feet of
DISCHARGE' ' ]the east 250 feet of 19t 1, section ]8,
IN THE SURTOR COURT OF TE [ township 22 north, range ' west, W.
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN .D M., wlth a frontages of 0,80 lineal
*rn m,.-. n....m.. ..axv chain more or less a laistd at
$'JJ atn. '-,I)UJ.N'£X t.)J J.VIJU*, Z.,.^..' , ' P' '
o.o per nneal chain, el $48.00.
, IN' PROBATE , AppllIa|on No. llg31 ,
2t'tl1ttttd'bf 'fl.Estaie of James l The tide lands of the gee'end class,
LawSon, Deceased, [owned by thv State of Washington,
NO%ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that situate In front of, adjacent to m"
Louis F. Larson. Executor .f the above I abufttng upon tlmt portion of the
estate, has filed herein his final ae- north half of lot 3, section 26, town-
count, report and petition for settle-I ship 22 north, range 3 west. W,M,,
ment and distribution of the estate oil lyin.g soutl of the north 158.65 fet of
tile deceased, wherein the CouPt is [ satu mr, with a frontage of 7,.93 tineal
asked to approve said account and re- [ chains, more or l,.ss aDnra sed ar
port, and make distribution of tile I $50.00 per lineal chain, or' $396,50.
. Applleation No 11828
That portion of the tide and. ot
the second ehss owned by the Stat(
cf Washington. in front of lot ]. sec-
tion 20, township 22 north, range 1
west, W.M.. lying westerly of a tract
of oyster lands conveyed by the State
of Washington through deed issued
to Josepa ].totr Novemlaer 13. ]900. un-
der aPi)lk, atl,m No. 3057. southerly
of the uorth line of said socth,n 20
predated and northerly t,f the south
ltne of lot 9. Block 15 of tlc Town
( Atlyn produced to an intersection
wItl3 the" westerly line of said oyster
tradt, wLth a frontage of 11.5 lineal
chains more ur less appraised at
$30.00 per li,'mal chehl," or $345.00.
Application No. 11825
The tide lands of the second (:lass,
owned by the State of Washington.
situate in trent of, adjacent t(, or
abutting upon the north' half of lot
3, section 13, township 21 north, range
2 west, W.M,, with a frontage of
12.62 lineal chains, more or less, ap-
I praised at $30,00 per' lineal cha n, or
$378,60.
E. A. (Bony) Loertscher
FARM & LIVESTOCK
AUCTIONEERING
Write Lost Lake Route
Box 57, Elms, Wash.
7-14--12-30-25t
l
ENGINEERED ELECTRICAL SERVICE
HIGHEST QUALITY WIRING
CRAIG P. ELIOT
abutting uimn the south 160 feet tf
tho noi'th ,ll4Ofeet o[ lot 2, section
26. tnwnslrlp,22 north, ran'e,;t wes,
'W.M,, 'with q ' fr.nlage 'of 2,56 liuea]
chains. IoDr,. or leSS al',l)ra{sed at
'{;(I.I)0 ),'r If)lest (.ilal}l ()l* .153.6t).
Said lalls will he Suid fro" noL less
t]h*ln thc hppl'aisod vllue ah(e.'e sillte(i
and upol! tllc tq!l'lll. and ('¢)nditi(,Ils'
L'tdlowing :
Not les than on0-tontil of the pur-
ch!tb'P l)rice /tlllNt I)t! )altt :It tile LUlh
€)|' g;ll¢. Tile lturt'ba!cr, it' lie )e ll(
the (lwn01' (if Ih' illl])ro%'Ptll(ql|S. Ill)is
f,rthwith pay tl tile offi('ec maklnl
lhe salt+ II;e full atll,)tntt ot' the ap
]Hlli.qo(l V:dUO Of the |nIDl'OVenlt'nls. 115
above, stale(I. On¢,-tcnth of ttlo I)ur(h.!(
1H ice U.USt t)' t a (t annually thereaL'te,
with ioler,'st ,,n all deL'err(,d payment.
at tilt' I'ate Of ;4ix 1)er (.entunl I)er an-
REGISTERED LICENSED and BONDED
Engineer - Electrical - Contraetor
P.U.D. Warehouse Bldg. K St. Mountain View
P. O. Box 15B Shelton Phon 788
EXPERT ACETYLENE WELDING
AND ARG
Wlth the Latest Type Equipment
FAST, EFFICIENT, REASONABLE SERVICE
O
BOAT, UTILITY, AND STOCK
TRAILERS FOR RENT OR SALE
O
tlliniug consent of lhe ColllIuissionel
¢lunl If the ptu'('hase pri('e has been
paid and deed issned,
All sales ,,f tat. lands arol made
subject to the rescrvati,ns ¢)f oils.
g:nsos, coal. ores. lnlnerals and fossils
o[ (w,!ry nellie, kind and descrli)tiou,
atl(t t¢) the additional t0rnls nnd cou(li-
lit)' i)reserlbed in section 3 of chap-
ter 256 of :he Laws of 2)7.
Said land will he sold subject to
the! terms, candith)ns and reservatiolid
of chapter 312 (ff the Session Laws
(,t' 192"/. relating to easenients for
rights-of-way and the carrying of
tinA/er, stone, minerals and other pro-
(hl(:ts over the sallle.
JACK TAYLOR
Commissioner of Public Lances.
6-30---7-7-14-21-28.-.5t,
NO z098
NOTICE TO tREDITIIRN TO
PRESENT AND FILE CLAIMS
IN THF SUPERIOR COURT OF 'rlIE
STATE OF WAS}tINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate' ¢)f Wll-
AL'S WELDING SHOP
MT. VIEW PHONE 826
2 Blocks North of Needham Food Center
State Farm Mutual Aiomobile Insurance
Collision CoveraOo On Cars as Old as
1937 For Qualifisd Appli©ante
Rates, Service for Policy Holders
Transfers Now Available at
BOB ERVIN MOTORS
633 8outh First Street Phone 673
Application No. 1181
The tlde lands of the second class,
owned by tle State of Washington,
situate In front of, adjacent to or
abutting upon that portion of 'hit 2.
st(ties, 17, township 22 north range
2 w(st, W.M.. lying east of tile west
214 feet and went of the east 945
teet of said lot, with a frontage of
.56 lbteal chains more or less, ap-
praised at $60.00 per lineal ctmtn or
$153.60.
Application N6, ll811
The tide lsnds of the second class,
cwned by the State of Washingtan,
sltaate In front of, adjacent to or
nbuttmg upon that portion of lot 3,
:.ecthm 17, township 22 north, range 2
vest, W.M., lying east of the west
680.65 feet and west of the east 310
feet of said Iot with a frontagc of
8.11 lineal chains, more or les,, ap-
praised at $60.00 per lineal chain, or
$366.60, Appiicatloa No. 117 . ]
The ttd lands of the .econd cuass
owned by the State of Washingto;
situate in front of. adjacent to or
ebutting upon the east 7b feet o£
lot I, section 23, township 20 north.
Pange 8 west, W.M., with a ir.ontage of
15.45 lineal chains, more oress, ap-
praised at $50.00 per lineal mln, or
$772.50.
Except. however, any of the above
described tide lands wtllch may be in-
cluded in an oyster u-act deeded bY
the State of Washington to Andrew
Getty July 19. 1904 under application
No. 2958 and an oyster tract deeded by
tile State of Washing'ton to Jnnas
Erlckson April 12, 1898 under applica-
tion No. 2702,
Applleatlon No. 11881
The tide lands of the second class.
owned by the State v Washingtml,
situate in front of, adiaeent to or
abuttiug upon that aortLon, ,f lot 2,
section 23 township 20 north, range
3 west, '.M,, described as follows:
Comniencing at the intersection of
the east line of said lot 2. with the
meander line and running thence N
86" W 4.05 chains, more or less, to an
angle point in said meander line and
N 49 W 1,12 chaln, to the. truc
point of beginning ,L this description,
thence N 49 W 0.$7 chains nu)re or
lesv to an intersevti)n with a line
which Ls parallel to aad 365.5 feet
west of the east line of said lot 2.
with a frontage ot G.$7 lineal chatn.
nlor or less, ,appluise.'t at $50.00 per
lineal chain, or $t;,50
l}am Deyette, Deceased,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
tlarry I)eyette has been ppointed and
has qualified as Executor of the Wirl
nnd of the estate of Willian) l:)eyett.,
l)e,'.eascd, and that all persons having
('lainis against the said Deceased or
1he said estate are hereby required to
serve the santo, duly verified wit
the necessary vouchers attavhed upon
thn undersigned. Exe2utor or lls at-
torney of record at the law office of
Ctms. Ra Lewis, 129 South Fourth
Strvet. Bell Building, Siclton. Mason
County. Washington, the same bciug
d(,slgnated as tile place for the l,'ans-
action of the bfishless of the st0d
estat0, and file such claims together
with l)r+,)f of :crvi('e with the Ch,rk
t,f tlh' above entitlel cotu't within 6
ulonths after the date .f "tho first
I)ubllcatilffl of this noticLL to-wit: June
23, '1949. or all (.lailltS not s. soz'ved
and I'lled Mlall bo for.er barred.
HARRY DEYETTE.
Executor.
CttAS, R, LEWIS
Attorney for said' Estate
Bell Building, ]19 South Fourth St.
Stl,dton, Mason County. Washington
6-23-30--7-7-14-- 4t.
CALL FOR RIDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Tllat
on July 19th, 1.949 at ]1 ;00 u,m.. seah,d
bids will lie re('.oived by the Board of
County CollU/tissioneus (If Mason Coun-
ly. Washington, at their ift'ic.e Jn the
Court House in Shelton. for the pur-
chase of the folh)whlg, t.-wlt:
One-.-Whe,q tractor and loader'. i
yd. bucket, back-fill blade, dual rear
wheels, 12:00 x 24 tiren on rear
wheels, 7:50 x 20 tires on front wh,,,,Is.
Hydraulic operated. ,7' 7" dumpin
ctoarance. Diesel Inotor .l)z'eferred.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN,
That seah'd bids will also be opened
on July 19th, 1949 at 11:(kq a.ln., t'cw
the purchase of the following, to-wit:
Two--.-K7-International trucks (J]lSS-
sis. used in A-I rendition. 2 speed
axl0, 5 Sl),'ed Lcailsn)ission, Short
wheel base, 8:25 x 20 10 ply tires all
ar,)ttnd.
The Board I'PNeI'%-(,S tll,' righl t,, re-
ject any or ull bids.
Dated this 5th day of .July, 1949,
A'S()N Ct)UNTY COMMISSIONERS
By LYLE ()'DELL, Chairmdn.
"' "" 7-7-l--21.
No. 1960
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAl,
REPORT AND PEI'ITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TItE
STATE OF WASItINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
(IN PROBATE)
In lhe Matter of the Estate ¢)f John
]fakoviney, Dec*ascd,
NOTICE IS ItEREBY GIVEN that
Gezella Makoviney, Administratrix (f
th,! estate of dohn Makoiney, (h'.ceas-
ed, has filed with the Clerk of the
above entitled Court her final r(,p,)rt
and )etition for distrli)ution asking
the (Jourt to s¢,ttl, and appro%'t' said
final rel)ort and petition for distrihu-
tion, tt) distr{I)ute the I)r'())('l'ty to the
persons thereto entitled and, to dis-
chat'go the said Adndnlstratrlx.
NOTICE 1S FURTt2ER GIVEN that
the said t'inal report and petiLhm for
distribution will be hoard on Friday,
August 5th, 1949, at tbc t)our of )0
o'clock in the forPnoo:t at the court
roohl in the Mason County Court
House. Stelton, Wastlngton.
Dated this 2 day of July, 1949.
HARRY DEYETTE,
Clerk Mason CwJatv Wash.
B. FRANiLN ItEUff;I; IN;' '
Attol'ney f,,r mOO state
Anglt; Bldg., Shelt :tl. Wash.
7-7-14-21-- 31,
F()RE,T CI,()S NOTICE. The
folh)wing described areas within and
adjac.ent to the Olympic National Fur-
est are hereby dcclsred regions of
extra fire hazard--Dry Creok Area:
Sortl,m 15 except Cushman Reservoir,
Sections 16. 20, N,a et'tioa , x.
23 N., R. 5 W. South lork Skokn-
mlsh Riv,,r Area: Those parts of
Sections 1. 2. 3, 10 and 12 south or
South Boundary Road. Seetionv
13 14. 15, 21 to 28 InCLUSIve, 33 lt, il.
36' inclusive, T. 22 N,, R. 5 W
ieor l)retectlon of the aboveodescrlbed
areas agatnst fir, tim follow{rig cuh
will be enforced: Going into thesc
areas or being up(,n the lands des-
cribed is prohibited except wltil an
entry pernlit Issued by a forests (,f.
ricer, and as prov|ded by law. tb.'
perlnit shall be in the possession of
to Peuanent residents and others
engage0 in cenductlng a I'eg"ular. egt-
lnlate business, such as iudustrial op-
erations, public works or faeLLLtl(
livestock raising, n)ining, and pm)tsc-
tlon of the resources. Those entei.-
l.ng shall be restricted to carrying on
theh' bus!ness and to going te and
n'on) their places of buslntss and
theh' honie$ or places of ,abode; also
to traveF during daylilit hours when
so stipulated In their" permits. Vio-
lators of the foregoing ruh, are sub-
l, ect, to f!ne ,)f $10.(10 to $t00.00 or
ml aays' in Jail or both. Effecth, e
fr0[l) July 16. 1949 to October 15.
140. Closure requested by United
States Forest Service. J, V. ROGERS,
Direeter, Departnlent of Conservation
and Development, State of Washing-
ton.
NOTICE OF WARRANT CAIJ,
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing Mason Couuty Warrants are
called for paynl(,nt at the office of
the Treasurer of sahl Cot nty. and
that interest will cease on the date
of the pnblieatlon of this not,re"
CURRENT EXPNS]I IINI)-- War-
rant Nos. 656 to 721 incluslv,,.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2, G.EN-
ERAI, FUND--Warrant N(,s. 8399 te
8483 inclusive.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 45. GEN-
ERAL FUND---Warrant Nos. 5725 to
5765 inclual,,.e.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10. BU'IIA)-
ING FI/NDWarrat Nos, 30 and 31
Excepting, hower, any of the above
deset'lbed tld, e landk, if any, which may Inclusive.
be included In .'an oyster tract deeded . E, SMITH
by the State of Washington to An- Treasurer of Mason County,
drew Getty, July 19, 1904, uader appli- State of Washington
cation No. 2968, (SEAL)_
Dated T Shelt(in. Washington.
Appli&tion No. 118
The tide Lands of the second class, July 14. 1949 7--.14--1t
owned by the State of Washington
situate in front of, adjacent t o More an 202,000 World War
abutting upon the west 100 feet ot the II veterans by June 1 had either
eat $II0 ft of lot $, seotton 17. tow- exhausted their entitlement to G.
Iblp :I a0rtb, ra0ge 3 west, W,)IL,
wttn ,.,,frOntage .or 1.52 linea chals, I, Bill training, or had completed
mole or less, appeaised at $80.00 per It heir Public Law 16 training and
lineal chain..,or $91.20. ^ [ were declared rehabilitated. Vcter-
Applies€Ion No. llam
The tide lands ,if the second class, ans Administration said.
,';7 •
I I I i I [1111111 II II II I ....
: )Canal Garden Club t
• Mr. and Al:S. Dan Mcver "md;
;on, Dick, left Monday for Chiea-I {
They wi,1 v,sit at Wapato Elects Alice Hill i
,rod stop at Yelowtone park on' The Hood Canal Garden clnb
-he return trip. i met July 7 at the home of Mrs.
They attended a family reunion Frances Radtke at Lake Cushman.
rare recently/ This was the first Election s were held, and Mrs.
,me the family had met Mrs. i Alice Hill was re-elected presi-
Aeyev and Dtck. , dent.
Other officers were Mrs. Vera
NOTICE TO B{l)l)E{t i.
S(!ah,d l)r,,l)l)sals f,,r placing Li#l/i Bitney'
vice-president;
Mrs.
FI:ano
IJ;ittl)llirrt,tts Surface Tic,at)neat upol) ! ces l{adtke, secretary and Mrs.
roads and st)'(,(,ts (,f Sh(,lt(,n. Wash- Carrie Gifford, trcasttrer.
ingh/iI, in C,HIl|lthlll¢'(! with State 'If I Twenty-two n'lerllbels ;in(l four
WaMingt(nl Standard Hil4hwuy Speci- I g'llests enjoyed a pothl(!k ]tm('heon.
t'i(.ati,)as will I),! rcceiv,'d by IIw City Pl'izes went to Ml's. Josie 1)etet
(hmmlission )1' Iht. City of Shvlton.
WaMdngtmL at Shy olfico ,d" lh' City son, Mrs. Elizabeth t{obinson and
Ce' ntil 2:00 p.m.. .luly 22. 19.19. MI'S. Carrie Gifford for the nicest
at wfLich tim(' lh*'v witl Im I)uhlicly
,))(,lle(l and read I[hud. hat nlade of flowers, tilt, wiost
A c(,rtifie(I ,.he,'k ia the an,)unt conlieal hat and the besL original
of five i)ercent (5%) )f th% total bid poenl, respectively.
pricc 0lust a,:ct)nl]lany eaclf I)ropl)sal. [ The renlaindPl' of the afternoon
llight in rvm,rvpd t r 'j 't'i a v o' all was spent viewing the picttll'es
,, , , ,
.age lb
" - "i,., i ; ....
hidm
Spceificati(*ns may bc obtttined fr,,u)'t
lhe oft'It,' of the City Clerk. at Sll,q-
toll, Washingl on.
The al)l)roxinlalp ilultrltitics tnvoivcd
IlI.p 27 t(111. (If MC'2 2h)ud (')if. and
3,10 ctll)ic ya)'(Is of i)oa gr:lvcl,
ALMA 1(. CATT(L
(?it.',' Clerk
7-.-14--- It
ORI)INANCE :40. 508
An or(lioflnce annexing4' c,,rtain tcr-
ritorh,s t(') tho City (*f Sholtoe. Wash-
ingt(,n and (.xt(,n('ling" the city lil)li}S
t,) in('}llde u('h torl'iiary.
WtlEREAS. ,,n c),. ahout the 12th
day oi ,l UIlC. 1949, a l),,tiiion ia
writing signed hy tit(, own,,z's of not
les thnn 75','v Ill \\;'alue. acc(n'ding to
the IlSS(!.:s('d Va}uat }(rl fl)r genet'al
taxation, -f thv pr,,perty hereinafter
d(,scrii)ed wits filed with thp City
(¢HllllliSsioa alld tho City Cl,!rk ask-
ing that the described prol)('rty h,,
take4 by Frances Radtke,
The next meeting will be
August 4.
MOUNT OLIVE LUTltEI{AN
(?HURCH
Win. H. Albach, Pastor
llighway and (!ascade
Tonight: Men of Mount Olive
will meet at 7 p.m. to replace
steps at the entrance to the chapel
and the church office.
Friday: The voting members of
Mount Olive will hold their regu-
lar quarterly meeting, beginning at
8 p.m.
Sunday: Sunday School and
Adult Bible Class begin at 9:45
aunexed t() the City (,t' ShvLtoa. Was,r- a.ln. %Vorship services beg, ix at
iugton, and whpn so annl!xed b(q.on)c 8:30 and 11 a.nl. The VValthel'
a Ilart of the City of Shelt,nL Wash- League will joir the Port Orchard
ingt0n, alld ' .
WHEREAS. on the ]2th day of Juno. Walther Leagne in a picnic at
1949, tim City Commissi,pl ,)f lhv (?ity 1-1orseshoe Lake, Leaguers will
K Shelt.n, Washiugtm, set and fixed leave Mount Olive Chtpel at 12:30,
the tim(' for }lt, aring said petition I
for Tuesday, Junc 2. ai the hum' of, Bring a picnic hmch.
o'clock P. M,, at th,, City Corn- I Monday and Tuesday: Tile la(lies
lllls;i()nel": rool)ls, {n the City Hall,
irt th. City of Sla(,llon. Waahingttm, Of Mount Olive will paint altar,
I
bud diveet('d the City_. Att, wney t.
gh'e notice of the tlme-'Rhd plac( f,,r
the hoaring on said petition as l)ro-
vided b£ law. and
WttEEAS. it :ll)l)Pal's tr,)ll) af-
fidavit of publicati-u, on file herein,
that notice h.'ts ho(,n pubLished ill (ine
iSSUe f)f the Shetton-M ason tount y
Jonrnlll. the ssnlc h,,ing a ucws-
paper of general cir('ulath)ll in tho
City ,,f Shelttm. and I)y aft'ldavit ,if
pulpit, and other chancel furniture
and woodwork, Work gets under-
way at 9 a.m. Bring your paint
brushes.
Wednesday: The Mount ()live
Choit' will have a Green Tea in
the parish hall beginning at 8 p.m.
A musical program will be pre-
sented by the choir and its indiv-
Glenn 2.!. Correa City Attorney. ,)f
the City ,)l Shelton• Washiagtt)n. that, ,dual nlembers. A freewill o'fel'-
n)tic(, of tire hearing [)a sahl letiti,n ing will bc taken ttp for the new
wa. I)ostod In thr,'( I)ubli,' I )lat' I choil' robe fund.
in thl! I,rrJt()ry iler!illllfhq. (lecFJ})q'd
on or ahoul t]w i4th day ,'f JunlL [ ...................................................
1949. and that said n,)tic(,s s )c(.ifie(t[ FAI'rH IAJTi|ERAN ('li[rR(ll
tho thne aud place of ttlo bearing nlld I John De Boer, Pat.or
invited all llltorcsted I,,,rsons to at)- ]
Imar aud voice approval ,)v dissppro al I We meet in the I.O.O.F. Hall
()n Lhc annexation• arid ii SPlit'Ill'lug t+) I on Second street.
the C ty (?olallllss on ()' th+ Cilv L'[ Sunday school meets at 9:45
Sh(qt()n tllni it is for lh¢! host ilrt('l'-I
ests of th,' City of Sheltou and th(' a.m. There are elRsses for all
r(,sid.mts of th(; horeinaftcr descr bed I age groups and a Bible class for
h,rritory and reich city that the hero- a(h|lts.
inaft(,v dcscrib(,d ter,'it. 'y shl,uld ))'
a/llll'xed io Slid liege,lie ti pact ,if the
City ,)f Sh(qton. Wa.'hinll(m.
NOW. THEREI'O2E. THE CITY
c()MM ISSION OF THE CITY ()F
SttEI,T()N, WASHINCT()N, l:)t) t)P,-
DAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION I; That the folh)wuig
decril)(,(I i,'r)'ilory .qiiuat(,d inl Mason
Cl,lUlly. Wtlsil inIzl on. h('. l!ll(l tile
SHIllP It' 'ehy iS ;.inlloxod it) tl),' Cty
-f lwlton and hlcludcd in thv ,'ity
limits and h(,ct)lac a |,tlrt of th,' ('lty
of Shclton. Washington as h,,r(qa-
al't,'v })ro'c{ded t() wit-.
Shultz AddiLi,m to thv City {)t'
,qll(!it¢)n il('ct)rdlng re) lhe r,.cord('d
pJat lber(',,f flied for t'oc¢)rd Oil
the 3rd day nf Fciwtiavy, .1947
at tile office of th, audJt(,r of
Maon County and rl,'ol'd.(l ill
V(,iutllo '{ q)f t)lat.'L I)SK(' 48,
t'*q'()rdH ()f .I)IS')II C()t y, Wash-
{ngton. •
SI'A"t'It)N ll: Tl .' or( i iI)co and
tit,, lnll¢*Xlllln Of lh(' al)()vo (toscribe(I
I'fl,l'y " shall h(',om( effe¢'tivo ell
Jul) 2 , 1949 and ,,n mid dat,, the
dty lJll)i[S of tht' ('lty of S]l(dlon
shell I.)e ,xtendod to illc]udP th,' a})¢)vc
I d,'s('r il)¢,d |erriiory,
EN1)ORSE1) tU r¢'guhlr ('otnlnissi(,ll
nw,,ting this 5th day ,f July. 19.t9.
PASSED in regublr COILIIIliSSiOll ni,'et-
ing thi 12th day el July. 19d9.
/s/ HARRY CARL()N,
I May, it
/s/ D. J. O'NEII,L.
CoolIoissit)nt!r t)f f,lnan(.o
/s/ H. ENZO LOOP.
('orlltuissi,)eor ,,t' l"llblic
1 Oll)r¢)v(qt l(qlt
ATTEST :
/s/ ALMA K. (ATT(),
City Ch'rk
APPROVED:
/s/ GLENN E, C()RIEA,
City Attorney
7-,1 t.-lt
State of W,shington
OFFI('F OF SUPERVINOII
OF It ¥1)RAII,I('
, Olynli 'In
NOTICk; (IF %'A'J'ER IglG21T
APPLIC'ATION NO. 8€141
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that Darl R.
and Dorothy A. Goldy of Shelton.
State of IWhington under date of
Juno 23, 1949', filed with the State
Supervisor of Hydraulics, Olynlpta,
WashingtOn, an applicat:on for it per-
tnit t,, divert the public waters of
llllideaux Creel( tributary uf Golds-
borough Creek. in tha amouut ot' 0.07
sec,)nd-fool., subject t,) existing" rights,
from A1)ril 15 to October 1 of each
year for the purpose of irrigation and
continuonsly for domestic supply ;
that the approxhnate point of diversion.
in located wlthka EV.z of W)/b of NE,I
1" SWI of Sect.t()n 18. Township 20
• Range 4 W.W.M.. in Mason Coun-
ty. A real) showing the Iovation and
l)[aa ,d' said divt,rsh)n aod th(' Place
of th(! proposed USo Is on fib! |11 the
office of the State Supervisor of Hy-
dranlics, Olympia, Wa.hlngttm, U,-
gether with auch o(ller infor/uatltnl
as is required by law.
Any person, lll'm or corl)oratl¢,n
whose right will lie {njulil,usly aftccted
.by said application may lLle whh thq
State Supervisor of tLvlh'aulic:, at
Olympia. Washington. atu:h objcctlt)n:
or retn'psentations, ill writing, as he
rnay desh'e tO ilake, within thirty (30)
ays after date of "last i&ublicatlon.
which (late is July 21. 1949.
Witness nly .hand and offit'ial seal
tills 30th day uf Junc. A,D, 1949.
(SEAL)
CI-2AS, J BARTHOLET
State Sup('rv{sor t)t'
Hydraulics.
7-14-21--2t
State of ll'ash[olon
OFI"I('E OF UI)ER¥ISOR
()l" IHYI)RA ILICN
Ol,vmpla
N(,TICF OF WATER B, IGtlT
A! ! LI('ATION NO. 8870
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice s hereby gh, on that E. F.
Berberet of BIfair, State ,)f Wash-
ington under date of Junc 28. 1949, filed
wlth the Stste Supervisor ,i' Hydrau-
lics, Olympia, Washington, an appli-
('ati(n f(r a l)ermlt, to divert the pub-
lic waIPI'S Of an Unllalllod streanl trir)-
utery €,1' Itood Cansl. in the atlll)ull
of 0.01 second-foot, subject to existJlg
rights, c.ontinuousiy eaei year for the
llurposo of dolllcslic SUl.)ply; thal t}lp
approxinlate point i)f diversion is
h,cated wlthin SE)<4 of SWtAk Of aPc-
on IS, Township 22 N, Rsnge 2 W.W,
• m Mason County, 'A map showing
the Locatit)n and plan of said diversion
and the p]s(o of th l)rol)os( d II,RO i
en file In the office of the Stab, Su-
per'visor of HY(lraulics, Olyn|pla. Wash-
ington, together with such otller in-
ferule)ton as is required by law.
Any p(!vstn, tlrtt or C'f>l'l) fwation
whose z'ii4'ht will he injuriously af-
fect,,d hy said apl)lieatton may flit
with the State Stlperv|s,w of Hydrau-
lice. at Olympia. Washingten, such
obje('t!ons or representatl()ns. Ln writ*
Ing: as be nlay desire tt) make within
thlrt: (30) days after date of ls.t
nuhlic.ath)n, which dato is July 21,
1949.
Witness my hand and offlci,)'i ee;l
this 3tlth day of June A.D. t919.
(SEAL)
CHAS. J. RAItTIIoLET.
,(att, Sul),'rvisor ,if
Itydraul its.
7-14o21--2!
Divine services start at 11 a.m.
Midweek Bible study is at 8
p.nl. Wednesday at tile parsonage,
604 Ell,nor. We are studying the
book of Hebrews.
Thursday evening the choir
meets for practice. We invite
those who have no church hon]e
t(, worship y!t!? t,s: .............................
Mt. View Alliance Chapel
Rev. Thee. W. Chapman,
Pastor
9:45 am. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Service
7:30 p.m. Inspirational Servict
A Hearty %Velcome to All
, ,,, , , , i
Y
St. David's |
Episcopal Church
I
4th & Cedar St,
Cinlr,'h S,.h,)ol (:Ill ,yva(h.s). [):411)
a,l'll. 'l )l I II t)l'; V!t' all) St'rlUt)lt. I
Lie Ill.
I
]Lev. Francis II. llall, Ilet.tar !
$
UNITY TRUTH
CENTER
Mina Hockett, Leader
408 Cota Street
Sunday: 11:00 a.m. Sunday
School; 8:00 p.m. Services.
Tuesday: 8:00 p.m. Class Work.
Friday: 8:00 p.m. Bible Study
1:30 Wednesday Meditation
Hi'isling Work - All Welcome
jllll
BAPTIST CHURCH
J. O. BOVEE, Pastor
WARREN HALE, Assistant
Preaching serviceI:
Bible School, 9:45 A,M.
Morning Worship, 11 A,M.
Young People's, 6:'10 p,m.
Evening Woz'shlp, 7:30 p,m.
We preach Christ Crucified,
Risen and Coming Again.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
TO ALL
INTERESTED IN
CHIJRCH 0F CHRN
Meetings
Each Sunday A.M.
For Bible Study
and Communion
Call MRS. H. L. MILLER
Phone 72-R Or
W. KOPEL, Phone §14-R-1
For Information
i.
Foursquare Churci [
910 E. Dearborn
Sunday School--0:45
Worship Service11 :
Crusader Service6:45
Evangelistic Servlce--7:45
REV. E. E, FITCH
Pastor
{
First Methodist Church ]
"A Friendly Church in a Friendly Community"
|
4th & Pine -- Parsonage 320 N. 4th --- Phone 276 |
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. -- Morning Worship 11 a.r.
WAYNE VRIGHT, Minister
ASSEMBLY OF GOD TABERNACLE
130 EAST PINE ST.
Snnday School, 9:45 a.m.
Worship service i1 a,m,
Evangelistic, 7:45 p.m.
Young People's Service-..-Tuesday, 7;45 p.m.
Jubilee Service --- Friday, 7:45 p.m.
THE CHRIST FOR THE CRISIS
........................ i i ill i
First Church of Christ, Scientist
SHELTON
Branch of
The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston, Mass.
Subject Next Sunday:
"LIFE"
SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 9:45
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE AT 11 O'CLOCK
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING AT 8 O'CLOCK
Reading Room maintained by this church at 302 Alder Street,
open daily, except Sunday, from 2 to 4 o'clocR,
and Wednesdays fern 6:45 to 7:45 o'clock
All are cordially invited to attend the services and vlslt
the Reading Room,
CHURCH AT 302 ALDER STREET
WEEKLY GOSPEL BULLETIN
by Charles Thomas Shaffer, Minister
JULY 14, 1949
Thus saith the Scripture (Isaiah 33:1.), Woe to thee ,fiat spoil-
est, and wast not spoiled; and dealest trea©herously, and they
dealt not treacherously with thee: when thou shalt cease to
spoil) thou shalt be spoiled; and when thou shall make an end
to deal treacherously, they shall deal treacherously with thee."
How faithfully this warning of God was fulfilled in the mat-
ters of the Battle Creek, Mich.. Sanitarium is recorded. About
all of the persons guilty of that treachery are now dead, and,
as far as can be known now, died impenitent. During the last
World War the Federal Government bought that Sanitarium
from Dr. Kellogg and the other stockholders for the sum of
$2,251,100.00, Had the denomination under Eider A. G. Daniels
guidance, aided and abetted by her visions succeeded in their
piracy of that institution, that sale would have been a "tidy
sum" in their denominational bank.
From the record it is amazing to any upright person how God
can forbear, and longer restrain the weapon of his wrath (world-
wide communism of the Moscow brand) from bearing down on
the heads of all mankind. He has warned man thatthis weapon
shall come into Palestine (the "holy land,") and eaceably
possess it, and establish there his military headquarters, till he
has performed the Divine judgments trey. 17:7.18), whereupon
God will take over the matters of mankind, and rise. up (see
Daniel 11:1-45 and Ezekiel 38:1-23, Ezsk. 39:1-20. Revelation
19:11-18, and Daniel 12:1-2.).
In regard to the Russians coming into Palestine, see where the
United Nations Assembly stands today (A.O. 1949), and who
was SPONSOR OF IT WITH RUSSIA. Too late the United
States of America tries to withdraw from that sponsorship.
Great Srltain'has already walked out, leaving ths U.S.A. "hold-
ing the bag." But we cannot escape. Only one hope remains,
as revealed by the Lord through ths pophet Jol (ohapter 1,
2, 3). But will the United Nations Assembly follow that O|vtne
counsel, and "sanctify a fast," and call a solemn assembly?
They will not; nor can they. They have given Russia the power
of veto, nod she wilt not give it up. However, we AS INDI-
VIDUALS can do so, and must, if we are to elmape th h'rePl
of that Mongolian visitation. The Divine promise of protection
is written in Psatm 91:1416. Read it, and be comforte.
(Continued from this point in the ne(t IISUe of Ths Journal)