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15 1919.
Joe St cw:l rt
elioliteh,. Cc.'-
gure t ylh*.
9-15tfn
• Hang-
Painting
CO.
PUEL OIL
HEATING
Repairing
Tanks ani .
Plumber
,ice Classified Service LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
T w,i qw va, v , V V ,r vv v l, v,l v .i= % v v V v,
CIIIMNI'YS CLI!LNF.D nnd recanped,
011 s|,ves and f|trnaces vavuum NOTICE OF MEETING OF
MA,I.ON COUNTY FOIIET
(flegned. Free egfimates. J'hone :148ti lete,°riVhL ASSOCIATION
clays, 7026 evenings. Olympia, Wash, NOTICE IS HEI!.I,3BY GIVEN that
ervice o. . P3-24tfn.
estimates ti.__,..A-'l.-- :l-.Lff_2t"' n meeting o4' tile I .,nlh.rs o[, the Ma-
Reasonable x:,lx ('.lllliy l'OI 'es| Festival Assorts-
and delivery. " .................................................. lion. will be hchl I,[) M.n(hqy. the
and C3atur. .*..at 261h * aV of Sel,tenll,,h', 1949 "it. the
Elec- I1(1111' td' S (/chck pJn., ill the Court
SERVICE. ' R,mln in tl.' C,)urt llouse in Sholton,
Field. Note \\;Vashint.n, for th,' purp . of con-
5-10-tfl si(lering :ilil,,nding the Iiy- [,aws.
" cllangin th(' datl' O[ ti]|nofll Ii|ot,ting
(lllring' th+ nlonth O|' SOl)ienlher , :it
=mybL'7].u.o#" L.... from O2..ilUB/, .,.ch .,,,e and p,...c .,,s n,ay t)e desi-
I, }t)X 1,'417. nalod by the OXeCUti I''O (OZllnlitteP.
3-:0Lt'n lr Ilill KI, erJL .OCt_, r AIs .... n alnendinent limiting the
lg(lard of Dil'ect(irs to 15 inehflbers,
' all{| for sU('ll further ainendnients to
tilt' By-Laws and the tl'/lllSll('I.IiII i)1
WE REPAIR l,,,h ,<,,th,., h,,si,,ss as ,,,:,y t,,.
i I',rcltight blffore tilt; ineethtg.
All makes of RADIOS, Iiy .rder of thc Pl.esi(ltnt.
WASHING MACHINES and C}tAS. R, LEWIS.
SMALL APiLIANCES I Secretary. 9-g-15-22 -.31.
Expertly and Reasonably I ......... 0__-2-00 .............
I NOTI('E (iF III,;ARI,NG fin FINAl,
llFi*(IlIT DI," EXE(IITRIX AND
PETITION FOR NWi'TLEMKNT
AND lilTRIRUTION
1N TIlE SUPERIOR COURT ()I,' Till,"
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND
li'('}H. TIlE COUNTY OF MASON,
.=,,., ,-,..,.. ,N .Re.AT,:
IJlJgWul tllnl l lull
}n the Matter of the Estate or'
Leslie Muller, .h':?eased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thai
Dnra tlan,en Muller Executrix of the
estate of Leslie Mul'ler, deceased, ha
III I [presentcd to the Conrt and filed tn
I
the office of the Clerk of said Court
Iher final account, report and petition
Septic Tanks Cleaned f,,,. distribution, asking tile Court to
.ttle sahl account and report, dis-
CHARLES JONES Iribtite the pr,lllerty of the estate in
Contefits -atlleCl Away a(,(:ordanct with the provisions of tie-
ceased's last will and testanleol, and
Quick Service discharge said Executrix. "ind that a
1714: East 9th, Olympia bearing on said account and p41tion
Phone 3486 0r 7026 will be had hefor, the Cou-t on the
30th day of September, 1949, at the:
1-15---n. hour of 1O c¢clock, a.m., at tll Court
14oom of said Court In the Court
I
............................................................ House at Shelton, Washington, at
forested in the estalc may appear, ifie
the
97, Shelton
12-9tfn,
, Clearing,
Reliable, Expertly Prepared
PRESCRIPTIONS
On Contract with the
Shelton Mason County Medical Asma.
Road Or Direct to You Service
8-11-tf
PREPP'S
!MOTORS Drug Store
COUNTY 2nd & Railroad Phone 89
CHRYSI.ER
I III IIII I I I
Phone 601
ELL
inc.
Wn.
Puget
Coin-
Alts'n.
Traffic I
the highest
concentration
CARDS
" Shelton
186
INTING
Bldg.
LEWIs
LAW
St.
Stoves and
Furnaces
VACUUM
CLEANED
Phonq 299-W
703 Franklin St.
-- SIGNS --
.... : rOf All Kinds<.
: ''* .... i:r"
Neon
Sales & Service
MODERN SIGN
SERVICE "
Phone SheIton 21
3-17-tfn
ACCORDION and
SOLOVOX PLAYING
for Dances, Parties
J. G. Halvorsen
PHONE 2O2
6-30tfn
II II I
E. A. (Bony) Loertscher
FARM,, & LIVESTOCK,
AUCTIONEERING
Write Ist Leke Route
Box 57, Elma, Wash.
7'1---12-30-25t
t
I II . II
Mason County
Heating Co.
OIL BURNER SALES
AND SERVICE
Re-condition your Oil
Heater or Furnace for
Winter Now
TELEPHONE 208
415 South First St.
LAW DILLENBURG BROS.
Bank BULLDOZING
• LAND CLEARING
LOGGING
Phone 667-J - Shelton
SPRING
Yix Services
Phone 585
Go
which lAne and Idace any person
objections thereto and contest
samc.
l)ated this Ith day of August, 1949.
IIARRY DEYETT].
Clerk of said Court,
AI.DEN C. BAYLEY,
Attorney for Executrix,
Title Insurance Building.
Shelton, Washington. 9.1.8.15.22it '
I
NOT|CF OF %I'ARltlANT CAI,L
Notice is hel,eby given that the c)l-
Inwing Mason Counly Warrants are
calit.d fill' paylnpnt at the office of
the Treasurer {If .'aid C.llunty, and
that ilitorest will cease on the date
nf the publication of tills notice.:
CuR_rU,]NT EXPENSE F'UND--War-
rant Nos. 734 to 798 Inclusive.
S, E, SM1TI-I
Treasurer of Jason County,
State of Washington.
(SEAL)
Dated at Shellon. Washington, Sop-
teniher 15, 1949. 9-15--1t,
NO. 063
N(ITICE OF llEARING ON FINAl.
RI'II'(ilI'II ' AND PI",TITION FOR
DIN'|'RIBUTIIIN
IN TItE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIIE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
(IN PROBATE)
In the Malter of the Estatc of
Myrt*. M. Oltman, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Rudolph %V. Oitinan, Execut6r of the
estate *,f Mylle M. Oltnlan, dece.ised,
has fihd with the Clerk of the above
cntith;d C:lnrt Ills final rop0rt and
pettti.n l'.r distribution asking the
Court to settle and spin'eve said
final report and p(tition for distri-
bution, to distribute the property to
the persons ther(to entitled and to
dlscllarg+ tile said Executor.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN tlmt
said final repllrt and petition for dis-
tr'ibutlon wJH be hevrd on oFridav.
the ].Ith day of ()ct.bt:r. 1949, at tI'i('
I imur .f 10 o'clo[!k in the forenoon
lit lilt' court rcli)lll ill tat? CouFt House
in Sholtoli, Wilshlngtlln.
,-: Dated this 9 day of Septe.lb,r, 19,19.
(Signed) tIARRY DEYETT?],
Ch?rk, Mu:lfnl County, Wash.
t;. FRANKIAN ttEUSTON,
Altoruey for sill(1 7slat,!,
Angh. Building, Shtqt(in.
9-15-22-29-- 10-6--41,
Forest fires have been known
to overtake rtlnning deer and men
on horseback.
Classified Service
r
SEWING • MACHINE REPAIRS
]i]XPERT WORK. Reasonable charges.
Estilnates made in your ltome by a
courteous, bonded employe. No ob-
ligation. Leave calls at The Journal in
Shelton. Phone 100.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
510 E, 4th Ave. Olympia
'LOORS SANDED andREIi'i-ISHE...
New hardwood floors InstiLled, old
or new homes. J. A. lllange. llox
28. Belfair, Phone Belfair fi-3931.
7-17-47tflL
i)RE---ffCffflST/(')-N--iig-R-gi'C'lE on medi-
cal contracts, old age assistance, or
dh'ct with ou on Your doctor's
order, prelP s Drug tor Send
and Rallroa(l, ' '1.0-3 tfll
tonholing. Mrs Elli's Well's Frleil¢i:
ly Exchange Store, 214 'Grove hi
Eagle Building. 2-2S .tfn
for
IMMEDIATE '
CASH LOANS.
SEE
EDDY ....
BUSINESS
SERV'ICE
PHONE 40
120 South Thlrd Street,
-1
Shelton, Wash.
ENGINEERED ELECTRICAL SERVICE
HIGHEST QUALITY WIRING
CRAIG P. ELIOT
I
REGISTERED LICENSED and BONDE D
Engineer - Electrical - Contractor
P.U.D.%Varehouse Bldg. K St. - Mountain View
P. O. Box 158 Shelton Phone 788
l
,I00OME
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance
Collision Coverage On Caee a9 Old al
Waal 1937 For Qualified Applicant| .....
Rates, Service for Policy Holders
• Transfers Now Available at
BOB ERVIN MOTORS
$33 8outh Flrat Street Phone 973
,I4ELTON- MA0N COUN"I 30URNAL
NO, 5422
,qI'MMONN ill? pI.,III.ICATION
IN TIlE SUPERIOR.COIRT OF TItE
STA'I'b l)l,' WASHINQTON IN AND
FOl¢ MASON C()UNTY
(?ily of Sheltoll, a lnuiltt'ipal c0rpof
alien. Carmelila E. O'Nelil Shackle.
ford, Ll(inald Jaln,.s Ci'Neill, .\\;llgl.i,
Lawronve O'Nqll, rhOlUa# Iticlmr
O'Neill, T.,,l)el't lid', ttardy and D{,ro.
thy M. Hardy, his wlfo, Inghanl &
Reed Incoi'porated, a Wastlinu.t-l,
corl)ortitil,n, Jalnes till'lice lllis aitd
CAira Ellis, his wll'if,
/
Plainti f f,,
Morris Shrdton, John tngle Shr'lto n,
Lewis Tullus, Slinluei Tullus. Sadie
Sniith, Clifford TulIus, Marylin As-
,.anl4 + Sol for At i4•!.lsl 51h tl[ $ ll.lli.
(,leAns apprnvod: Cnr, Exp. $5t5.21.1;
Ti.l.as, Maini. lind Opl'r, $151,90; Ptlh-
1iv Assist. $774.12.
Counly l¢l):t(I l'l'4Qoct Nl. C-131,
fl-.el.,r Cl',ck Ih'idl.' '. l(it) c st. sl','n.
ed.
llo:lrd ap]lrovod allplh-.tlh,n €11' li:, (",
Swanson, Airport Sel'vh!o, I'llr Iq,n,'w.
al Of Class E liconst', :ind i'l,turncd tt;
Liquor Ccntr)l l:.ard.
Board continued llieotill' Ull[lt fo]-
hlwing day.
Tuesday. July 19ih. [hnird nioi. All
prt.scnt.
Bids lll)pned s " f(l[h)ws on t,(lllil I-
lilont : Sani II, TAylor. lh,lfair, $7390
Oil tWO K7 Internathlnal Trlick Chus-
sis ; Mixiwmohile Dist ributilrs, Inc..
btlry. Joycie Wesc0tt, Fi,alicvs Shel- lh,rtland, l M.(lt,I C Dohlxl, Scoop,
ton, thizel Niolncs Langridge Shelo $,155[). loss acc,ss.ries $1365; 1 Slan.
ton, A ('e Shelton. Itypatta IIupt, dard Model 19u.-way Sc.r,p, $57'75,
Leonore Shelton Callanan Grace less attaclnnents $5365,00; C I y d e
Krusehko, iOletcher Mons0n, 10runces, Equipment Co. 1 Minueapnlts-M.line
tlamilton, Irene Ir!.lse, Fred 1V[onson, I Model UTIL Indus, ti'lil,tor lind L.a(I-
David Monson, Lane Monson,' The or, $6380; FIoward Co(ipi,r C(irp. ,%.'o-
Shelton Estate, a %VashlngtoG corpora- I atth,, tractor and lader, $5.000. M.v-
on. Tile unknown heirs of Da\\;.idi oil, seconded and carrh,d that bid ti[
.thelton and Frances Sbeltbn, his wife, JtlJwal'd-i.ooper i)l'p, I)e al!ct,pll,d. F.i(i
.41=Io all otllel' persone o1' parties na- of Sani B. Theler n 2 usl,il Intl,rna-
known cleAning any right, lille, es- tional Irucks also ilcceptod,
tate, lien, or int+,re.t in the real estate
d*scribed In tim conlplailit iierein.
Defendants.
The STATE OF WASIIINGTON: To
the Said :
• Morris Sheiton, John Engle Bhelton,
Lwis Tullus. Samuel Tullus, Marym
Ashury. Jovcie Wescott, Frances Shel-
ton, Hazel Nlemes, Alice Shelton.
Orate Kr tlSCllke, Fletcher Monson,
Frances Hamilton, Irene Kruse, Fred
Monmln, David Monson. Lane Monson.
The unknown heirs of Davld Shelton
and Frances Shelton, his wife, Also all
other persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, create, lien,
or interest in tim real estate, described
In the complaint herein,
Defendants above named.
. You .mad eax:h of you are heret)y
summoned to appear wtthin sixty
(60) days after the date of the first
publh:atlcn of this summons, t0-wit.
with'hi slxty (60) days after the llth
day of August, 1949 and defend tile
above-entitled action in tim above-
entitled court and answer the com-
plaint of the plaintiffs,, and serve a
cop). of your answer upon the under-
signed atlnrneys for the /)hiintlff,, at
their riffle0 helow stated: and in case
of your fallu_re no to do, judgment
will. be rendered against you. and
each of you, according to ,the demand
of the coniplaint, whh'h has been
filed with the Clock of said court;
that the object of said action is to
quiet title in th plaintiffs a against
each and all of the defendants above
named in and to the following des-
cribed real property, situated in Ma-
son County, Slate of Washington, to-
wit:
Beglnnitug at the Southeast corner
,,f Block 9. Frances Shelton's Addi-
tivn to Shelton, Washington, accord-
ing Io plat thereof in the office of
the Auditor of Mason County, Wash-
Ington; thence North 82 ° ]0' West
2,401.5 feet, more or less to the
,')utheast crner of Block |4, Dacid
Shelton's Second Addition to Shelton,
Wa.,0iington, according to the plat
thereof in the office of the Auditor
for Mason County, Washington thence
South ?° 30' West. along' the East l ne
of said Block 14, David Shelton's
Second Addition, extended, 50 feet;
thenc(. South 82' 30' East, parallel with
the North line of this description,
2,401.5 feet, inore or les, to a point
whk'h Is )uth 7 30' West 50 feet
roin the point of beginning; thence
orth 7 ° 30' East, 50 feet to the point
of beginning, and which property
comprises the North 5{) feet of Rail-
road Avenue in Shelton, Wasifington,
be%ween Froht Street and tile wester-
ly nmrgin of Eightll Street, as shown
on the plats of Frances Shelton's,
David Sheiton' First and David tllhel-
t,)n's Second Addition to Shelton.
Washington according to the plats
thereof in the office of the Auditor
for Mo-qon County, Washington.
RYAN, ASKIEN &; MATItEWSON
and QLENNE. CORREA,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
OIflce and Post Office Address:
545 ttenry ulldlng,
Seattle I, Washington
8-11-18-25--9-I-S-15-22--7t,
(?OMMISSIONEB'S NOTICE OF
IIFARING O COUNTY BUDGET
NOTICE IS H]REBY (lIVEN That
the Board Of County CorllnttlssiUpgl'
Of Mason LTotlnty bare 6olnpletdd iuld'
placed on file tltetr Preliminary Bud-
for" the same.
Further notice Is given that the said'
Board of County Cotnnllssioners will
meet at theh' ()fflt'e i'n tlil Court
House In Shelton. on Monday, Oct,-
ber 3, 1949, at the hour of two o'chx, k
ILm.. for the purpose of fix ng th
final budget and making tax levies,
and that at said time aid place any
taxpayer may appear and be heard
lor.or against any part of said bud-
get.
lDated, this 6th day of September,
MASON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
By LYLE O'DELL.
9-8-15--2t.
NOTICE OF BUDGET /IEARING
N(41ce Is her*,by given that the
Board of Connnlsslone.rs of Public
Utility Dlstrh't No, 1 near Potlateh
have prepared a Budget for the Year
1950 and that a final hearing on the
proposed Budget wnl be held in the
office of the District at 8:00 P.M.
Monday, October rd.
P, U. D. No. 1
• " 98-15-22--3t
('OUNT¥ COMMISSIONER'
PROCEEDI N(iS
JULY, 1949
Tuesday. July 5th. Board met in
reg.ulaP session. Present. Chairman
lyie O'Dell and Menibet.s Roy Mit-
chell and Roy Carr. and SuMe E,
Pauley, Clerk.
Ferry recepits for week ending July
2nd were $tl2,75, deposited In treas-
ury, to ceedlt of County Road fund.
Letter front Arth(zr Callow re park
area on Lost Lake.
Remittance of $750 from Srulth Au-
toniatic Phonograpll Co. covering skill
ball license for year 1949-50 received,
, Reniittance of $5.41 from Pacific
Tel and Tel from ferry landing phone
deposited in treasury.
Claitns allowed as follows: Cur. Ex .
$7120.14; Pub. Asist - $31112.10; Pub-
lic Health Pool $415.00" County Road
$t04tt3.'791 •
Meeting continued,
VIredliesday, July 6th, Board met
All m(nibers present.
Report Of County Agent for April
approved.
' pre!!.qli.nafy Roac, Budget, tot: 195(
presentetl by (county Engineer.
Notice fr-ln City of heltoli re
hearlltg' ell Asse,snient Roll of LID
No. 6.
Llqunr Control Board mltiee of ap-
plication of Fred and Jean Carper,
R2 for Clas E license appr6ved and
returned.
CleAns allowed as follows: County
Road $11677.111, Cur. Exn S1415 71
T ' °' "'
.B, H0sp. $1058.00,
'Call for bide on July 19th at 11 a,m.
for two used trucks and a wheel trac-
tor loader.
Meeting continues, -
Thursday, July 7th. Meeting of
Roard.
Clairds app'roved as follows( Car,
Exp. $$07.10: Public Ilealth Pnoling,
$2.82.
Minutes of May and June read and
approved as correclted.
Hearing oli proposed vacation of
IoHloli of Canal St. Ill plat of Unh n
City. after dlscussb)n, ordered that
iiearing be continued until Algust
15tii at 2 p.m.
Meeting continued.
Monday,. July llth. Board reel, all
inen|bers present,
Ferry receipts for week we.re
$8.75, depnslted It treasury.
• "ollowlng person flied written re-
quests to have nan)es removed fronl
petition to form CRy of Independ-
ence George T. Bell, Edltli C. Bell,
Kenneth Cal k I n s, Mrs, Jonettie
Moore, Win. and lJthel
Compton
Board '
ment of
of Penln.
franchise
Bec.
no Dersons appeari
chlse was granted
. Ferry receipts for were $72
aeposited lit treiidly.
Ralph Swanou, attorney, repreent-
tng Mountain View resldeIta 'appear.
ed formally presenting petltloli for
formation of City of Independeace in
MoUntain View .area, with proof 0,1
publication of N'tlce of PtseiRatlon.
Mi,etinK cent inutd.
Mlladay, July .,)tit. Bolird nlci. All
pr(,sent.
1Perr receipts for week were $5,5.7,5.
lloinlltanc llf $13.50 I'roni I'acific
Tel and Tel C(i. tt'l(sitotl iU tro.<tstiry.
]{,eport of Co. Ag•enl appl'ltvod,
I')anl!t license issued to Gt.o. Hli-
bokl for benefil dance at Cl(nlUal-
hllil (in July 30th.
Board adjourned until Monday,
August 1st at 10 A.M.
BOARD OF COUNTY C()MMII-
SIONERS OF MASON COINTY,
WASItINGTON.
By LYLE O'DELL. Chairnuln.
Attest: SUSIE E, PAULEY,
(c. Auditor and ex-offh!lo
Ch, rl of the lloilrd, 9-15---lt,
('OI;NTY CtIM M I,iON I,:lt.
Iq¢OC I.:l,:nl Nt:N
AIT(IIT, 1949
llonday, August 1st. Bnard nivt in
iegular .osiln. Prcmnt, L, ylc O'Deli,
chaJrlnan; nlenit)l#rs. Roy Mltchelt nild
Rf, y (arr, and clerk, SLisle E, P ih3'.
l'ei'ry re(,elpts for week were $97.50.
doposi{ed in treamu'y tu ('rodit tll
Cfunty Rnad fund.
Moved and seeon(h,d tllat c.nlty
pay $50 per ioonth for wag(,s I,f ore'
niinl at City dunlp. Molion i'ai'i'ied,
Petition for return to aCl'Otlgt! elf
lropPrties liwn0d by E. O, Beard:-
ey, et ux, in plal of Lllliwaup F'nlls
Addltlou presented and date of hear-
Ink' sot for SeDtPniber 6th.
Petition for oxtcnMlln of I'(lad to
lniersectlon of Walker I'ark Road pre-
sented by Berne Evans et el, accepted
lind referred to ConlntJssillnl,r CalT
lind EllginePr Wai'd for e.xaliiination,
Dance licc.nso issued to Cliff Col-
Ibis Io conduct public dances lit Sin!l-
ieu Vulley Grangi. Hall for six
nlonths.
Meeting coniinned.
Tuesday, August 2nd. Bih%rd inst,
All nlelnhers prscnl.
AudJtl,r's COllnt It)t" Tl'oaHurer's (.ash
Itlll)rot'Pd for lilonths of May 1, Jiili,
I iml July 1 1919
Claims lipproved as folhlws : ('ur-
rent Expense, $6118,99; Publh, A.-
Si,q. $4418.43; Co Uly R ad $23547.80
Resolution ve Counly Road Pu0o(.t
No, C-133, Bahl Point-Dowatto R.ad,
$5t100,1t cost. signed.
Wednesday, Augtmt 3rd. Board mot.
All liielnbers present.
Chllnis approved: Cur, Exp, $539.tl.
Upon reeonnoendation of DI'. Sottl(,
Secy. Trees. of Thurston-Mason (7oun-
ty Medical See., inov(d and ,o(')nd)d
that appolntnient of Bernard Bu vl,.
MDDPH as heallh officer for Thin's-
ton and ,l[asolt County Ih.alth Dist.
be confirlned effect, ire its of October
1. 1949. Motion ('arrled,
Meeting contlmied.
Pernlit granted t. Coi[ Chaniber-
lain to build approach 1o North Shore
Road at Sunl'lSP Beach.
Mectlng' continued.
Monday, August (4th. Board met.
All nlenlbPrs prosont.
Ferry receipts of $82.25 dop,,sit(,d
ill tl'easury.
Resolution Transfer or f,"lin(Is. $.42
I'r(inl Dev. l'uud Project Nil, 26-2-179
UL, I , , ' ' ' '
ROBIN HOOD BE(tINS = WESTERN LUMBER
" " ' MEN FARE WELL IN
AUTUMN SCtIEI)[LE
l:)<,i ti:ecl.:.'s Iol.il ri,,o<l FREIGtlTINCKEASE
Lodge is starting its fall sche(I- %.Vestern hlUll)o1'nlcl ftl+o(i v:ell
tile this week, and for the con-
VeIlience O[ ptttI'OllS (lillllel's ttnd ill the recent freight vale ill(!l't!tt<';t '
snilcks will be served until [1 p.m. granted railr(lads by the Inter-
stnte COIllTIOI'CC C'OI'tlIIIiSSitHI, :/c-
l,'Ol'n]er closing tirne for lht kit- cording to K. C. Balchehhr, tl'al'-
then was 8:30 p,m.
Mrs, Glady,< Sherman, well l fic mamtger for the West Co:tst
• Lumbermen's Association,
koown for hel' hol'lle-lllade pies,
is at thc l.obin 1iced and serving
tasty meals. Ttc lodge is sevcrfl
niiles past Union on the Belfair
highway.
oi'ing r*qlttd t,l' Wtl'CS tit HAAS
Rtq)Ol't llf (*t,Ullly A)4olil [i)F .%
and Assoc. Ext, Al!,l'nl I'o;' Jtlli al I-
l)rovod,
(;hiiius lili|)l'(ivt!d :l I',,lhw : (='ill'.
Exit. 'Sq l'l,
$, ,3.., Putt Assist. $.16.13.
(Jl'di' ri!d th:ll bids I)c calh'd I'ol >
Aug. 22, lit 11) A.M. fiir tw+l (hinll)
I.ll,(Is with liilits Ill fit K7 lnhq'na-
tilmiil Trtil'ks,
Potiti,,n (If G()tlloih I(ck iq ill f(Jl'
vactttion (if ])ill•lion o|" }h'nll('tl ,t, in
i A[Iyu i'ccoiv!d and 1'1 ' lil'(hq'od h,
ropllrl, l,,liol'l was fiil,d ill(l dale ll'
hi,ill'tills" :t't fIw Si'pt 7th ai 2 P.M,
l{os¢ih'ilhni Ordl,riilK II 'a 'i ii I (in ldiu.
iq+14'cncy APln'iq). Ih!lll. Adill. ] lli(i.,16
siglitql setting healing fin, ,'\\;n14. '72 at
11 A.M.
lh'rt Davis apl)l!lir,d ri,141irdilig lll'lt-
tioll |'or al)lhlintili(.nt of Justi(.c t,I
tleaoo in Lilliwaul I Pro,in 'I, aiid wit,
inforiiied thal (}oliliiii..hnior had iic
pow(,l" to apll()ilil WtlOi',, i1() , ;l[dlli'*%
I!x}sts.
tli'al'lllg co forllialil)n ,d' .llol,d dis.
trh't in l)a.$tl)n dish'icl, lilOlilil iiladl'
by (tir i'. s,(.lliidi!d )S' Mih,lwll that
herd al'(,/i be Illil)wod |o t'Olllain o|lOli
for one year and nil clllth, liWlll,l, hi,
advised l(i in.lall f qlC ,s lilt lll.qn!rl)
wilhin one )'elr I'lqinl date,
Me(,ting conlinlled.
Icin(la y, AtllllSt l,5|b, ill ,ill.li illi,t,
all pi'(!svn t.
Pol'nilssil)n granlvd Ill Cliff C.ilint
tri conlinllO dtin(qnK uitlil 2 fl,.2tl, il
S]ielhn VtilitL%' Cl'allt, Ihlll,
l..,l'l') < i•l.t't,il)ts ill' .ll lind chol!k el
S:27.60 Cll o1'}114' I'(!1'1'.%' [ll I! O]' inail
catTier llOl)llsltod in h'l,allry.
Chihi - aPlJi(ive(l ltl4 hillow:- : Ptihlio
A..sist. $152.11 ; Cul', li]Xl I. .%5011.',11 ;
I'HP $6'35.:11; C.,, Rd. $1099.12
Resoiulion 14'ranting' Eli l,l'gon(,v \\;p.
propl'ialiOll, A ss(*;;Jlil ' $,1 ] :Ill. (?lOl']i
$300, Slgnl'd.
llc.Oltltion CRP No. C-l't2 Sciliu(,n
Cret,k l:lridg'o, $750.1i0 signl!d.
R(,port of A.S,('. Ci,. AI.9!lit for ll]*%
:l pprovt,d,
Vllvh)lis appliciith)ns fin' renewal ,f
pernlits rel'lqvo(i froiil %,Vilsli. Stab.
Lh]uor Cfntrol Board,
('llntinued hearing rln "'at'titioll ill
lint'lion (if (}allal S[. in Irnilln Cil)
and 'doi,t.d thai holirhlg' I)o ]lllsll)Oll.
od.
l.t,solulilln re es[ablihlntqii of Clllil.
hAled Health Distl'ict a(l,q.lted.
Con liiissJon l'S aPl)l'oved allpoint-
ineut of Hilgh Woh:lIt :it $13.611 llor
day, pins trav.l to Cl'U}14i" certain piil'-
iioe-t lit' tounty.
Resol litton rl,g'lilating ollel.ai hi n il'
pl.lnch hllltl.ds in l,Jill,n Ct,tlnty signed.
MeetinK conlintiod.
Monday, August 27nd. Ihlard Inot, lli
preseili.
FP1Ty receipts .f $77.25 h,lmS ted
in lrvasury. *
Chlinis al,pr-ved l/s l'olh)ws; PIIP
$12.79: Pill', Exp.. $35.00; C-. l{d
$635.54; T,B. llosp. $,141.:]0.
Bids rot'lqved as f(ilhlwing for two
dtnnp beds ft)l' K7 Inlernal i(,na!
trucks; F'iteh IA'lwd Salo, 1.%VO IIIII|S
$1349.50. IqRhmal oquipilw'rit al cxlrn
cost: Kinil)l,l Mot-I's |w(, (;ill'wood
hoists $1496.49 net, Mov(,d. ;li!condl,(i
snd ('arl'iCd that bid of l'itcii lt'ol.d
Sales be :lt'¢'¢'I)|i,d.
Resflhllion MTanting ,,llior'onl.v iil)-
I)roprint bin $11(16.46. (Plloral At|ill
Mgned.
]:l,'rlll|l g'rtlntt,(t Stab, (laIllo Dl' .It, to
c(in.tl'll/'l Itlld lilttiutllill fac illles n(,(,-
OSSlll'}; Io l)rovi,nl nilgral(li'y fish i'i'¢liii
i,ntering Nallwatzel Lilkl,,
Meeting cllnthlued.
to Project No. 26.2-129 signed. Monday, August 291h l]li'(1 liw|.
Ordered thal cont('act be sigrnod All llrPsen|,
with O]enn Correa. special att'nl,y Plat of $clnlltz 2nd Add ncc,l)tod.
for forthc(Jnling jury tt,rnl. Road I;l'liJl'('I No. tL|34, li'l't'(lSlll
Re%'l,cablP pt!rlnit bt,tween UNAA 1 llillll Road, ;400.1)0 atlprlivod.
nnd PgAt TeL slid Te| (311. Slglttl|, t'lIV. I Prtqhlllnriry lttldg,ls i,ir 195i) lip-
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26 Cognomen air
28 Native o! 44 Final
(suffix) 45 In
30Rowing 46 Olten (poet.)
implements 47 Animal's foot
34 Hidden 48 Sheep's bleat
35 Gave food. 49 Every
36 Toward 50 Bulgarian
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command (symbol) 53 Y-shaped
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13 Space 3 Penny
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18 Lease 6 Native metal
17 Deposit 7 Cut oil
(abbr.)
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19 Five and five 9 Sldlls
21 Elapsed 10 Disturban :c
22 Accomplish 11 Animal
24 Fish eggs 12 Observe
26 Boy's name 18 Sorry
'27 Wading bird 20 Negative
29 Animal 21 Fondle
31Encountered 22Coins (coll.)
32 Forenoon 23 Follows
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The II'llIXiYlltlnl O|" hold down i|l-
cl'ease o1[' six cents p0r hllrtdl't;,d
pounds granted by Irc(? was
necessary, Batchelder pointed out,
to maintain competitive relation-
;hip b(tween westeYn It I l'lt])Cl /
freight rates and those fl'o]n the
south and other competing lu'ea..
Douglas fir Inills a]'e in stiff
competition in ntidwest and east-
ern markets with southern pine
manufacturers, Batchelder stated.,
The West Coast, Lumhermen's
Association together with other
western hlmber associations s||c-
cessfully resisted efforts by sonte
competritOrs to destroy the differ-
'ential betwcen wcstern and south-
ern mills.
]n'ovod and dart, o ' htlirinl" .l)| flr
()ch)}lel' :{i'll at '2 P.II.
Vfll'iilus lilllllictttillli fllr rt!liowal (,1'
liqllOr li(,i,liSi.s ll|l|ll'¢lvod.
[oFl'y rt'(!oipts lr $61 doptlsit,!d in
troasilry.
l.ettPr I'rlmi Dr. K. L. I'arthiw II
(.on fh.ln hl' t el'liiilliil hill qlf 1'oi i llil -
lion effcctivo Solltelul)vr 27 received
and filed.
Or(l]llances I'l!(.oivod frolll (?it)" ,,1'
Shelton adllill tiog ('Ol'iaJli :ll'O:l;t Ill
(?its'.
Agl'el,llleli[ NiL N,5 t)t'tWCCli l)ir,'(tll'
,)f Dept. q)f (Oll. slid Ill,;'. ;llld ,411Silll
Cotinty pertilining tll Sk.l<lilni.h l{b. cr
and Va no(, Cl'ef,k i..ha Il nt!ls itlil)l.(ivi,d
lind aCCOl)t ed,
l]oard lid j¢ltlrnod tlnl ii" Ttlo.qda,v.
S,!ptenib.r 61h at ]0 A.M.
t•;(ARi) ()l' C(IIINTY COIVIMIS-
sr()NEttS ()F MAS()N C()[N'r, ",
WASHINGT()N
By LYI.,E O'DFLI.. (,h:dl'lmln.
Attest: SUSIE E. PAIIIEY,
Clerk ,,f Board. 9-1'5 II.
A cord of seasoned wood will
give as much heat as a ton of
coal, and le:lve about one-qllarter
the anmunt of ashes,
Revival
Conducted by
W. B. LAMBERT, SR.
Former Pastor
FOURSOUARE
t:HURCH
910 E. Dearborn
SEPT. 18 THRU SEPT. 25
(Except Saturday, Sept. 24)
Mt. View Alliance Chanell
Rev. Herbert Anderson
Pastor
9:45 am. Sunday School
11 a.m. Morning Service
7:30 p.m. inspirational Servlct
A Hearty Welcome to All
St. David's
Episcopal Church
4th and Cedar St.
Ciiln'('h ,qch(l,iI (all gl•ados), 9:4,5
it,ill. M(ll'iiiill4 Pl'a.viq, ;lll(l Pl,llllirl,
It t,lil,
ll.. .I. (il'l,glir,v Ll't'
iiii i ii
BAPTIST CHURCII
Fifth and Cota St.
Warren Hale, Acting Pastor
Ray Mainwaring, Assistant
: Dit)le School, 9:15 :t,rrt,
Morning Worship, 11 a,m.
Yollllg People's 6,'.30 p.nl.
Ewming' Service, 7:30 p.lu.
Midweek Set'vice, Thursday,
7:30 p,m,
A Cordinl Invitation Is
ERtonded to All.
UNITY TRUTII
CENTER
Mine Hockett, Leader
408 Cota Street
Sunday: 11:00 a,m. 8und
School; 8:00 p.m. Service&
Tuesday: 8:00 p.m. Class Work.
Friday: 8:00 p.m. Btble Study
1:30 Wdnesday Medltati0n
Hcallng Work - All Welcome
TO ALL
INTERESTED IN
CHURCH OF CHRIS00 1
Meetings : ,
Each Sunday A.M.
For Bible Study
and Communion
Call MRS. H. L. MILLER
Phone 72-R Or
W. KOPEL, Phone 614.R-1
For Information
I i '11 ,d,,,
Foursquare Churck
910 E. Dearborn &t, ,
Sunday Schoo19:45
Worsblp Service11:01
Cz-asader Service--6:45
Evangelistic Service7:45
REV. E. E. FITCH ......
Pastor
First Methodist Church
"A Friendly Church In a Friendly Community"
4th & Pine .... Parsom°fe 320 N. 4th --- Phone 276
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.l.
WAYNE WRIGHT, Minister
.......................................................................... •-' ........ '--" ....................... -.._i
ASSEMBLY OF GOD TABERNACLE
130 EAST PINE ST.
Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.
Worship service ]1 a.m.
Evangelistic, 7:45 p.m.
Young People's Service--TlleSdlly, 7:45 p.m.
Jubilee Service -- Friday, 7:45 p,m.
THE CHRIST FOR THE CRISIS
First Church of Christ, Scientist
SHELTON
Branch of
The Motier Church. The First Churoh of Chrlst, Solentllt
Boston, Mals,
Stibject Next Sunday:
"MATFER"
SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 9:4S
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE AT 11 O'CLOCK
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING AT 8 O'CLOCK
Reading Room maintained by this church at 302 Aider Street,
open daily, except Sunday, from 2 to 4 o'clock.
and Wednesdays fern 6:45 to 7:45 o'clock
All are cordially invited to attend the services and visit
the Reading Room,
CHURCH AT 302 ALDER STREET
.-- 7-...
WEEKLY GQSPEL BULLETIN
by Charles Thomas Shifter, Minister
SEPTEMBER %15, 1949.
The Divine F'ather was sore distressed over the millf0rtune
which had befallen these creaturea of his hand, love, and art.
He had foresakcn all of it when hls wisdom provided the blue.
print and wrote in his book all of the speolflcstions. Inalmu©b
a he that taketh off his armor is more honorable than he thit
is just putting it on accolints for whioh the Father ordalted
that at the name of Jesus Christ the knee of eyery oreature
in heaven and earth should bow in reverential respect and ador-
ation, (I Kings 20:11.), Jesus was chosen of God to be the
bearer of the banner of Abraham, and as a oolor 9uard he wal
provided with "more than twelve legions" of holy angels. It
was they who escorterJ him from Olivst to the chambers of hi8
Father, "high above all heavens," tEpheslans 4:9, 10.), to appear
there at that divine tribunal as the Advocate for the penitent,
There were three groups of men awaittng this advooacy first
on the list was thc angels wiich had sinned and repented, se¢.
ond was the penitents of the Adamic family; and third, or last,
the five families of the gentile penttenta. He waa not alone
tt|at tragic midnight in Gethsemane. Present, yet unseen by
human eye was that. famOus wonder which stood before his
mother, waiting to devour him as loon ai he should be born
He was there to taunt him with all the Intquity and sin of the
world. He denied none of those accusations. Had he not
created all things, both the people and the estiite of every crea-
ture? Yet the shame of it all was more than that temple of
clay felt able to bear. So great was th agony of that shame
that the very blood from within his body came through the
pores of his skin and saturated the aeamless robe in which he
had retired to the garden. At thia juncture, an angel ailme
and strengthened him, the effort of whioh was to enable ,Ira to
say to that pitying Father, Nevertheless, thy will not mine be
done. Was not that deoiston a remote eoho Of his mother's reply
to the angel of the Lord, "Be it unto me according to thy word"?
And when he eventually appeared before that Father he stood
for n moment clad in the filthy garments of his humilistlon
and shame, His enemy (Satan) was there also, awtllitlng his
coming. Pointintlt to his garments Satan renewed hls taunts,
but the Father ignored them, and inquired.of Jesus, Whenoe
came those wounds in thy hands and thy feet? to which ho
replied, I received them in the house of my friends. In the
meanwhile Satan and his angels oreated an uproar which waa
not quieted until the angel of the Lord said t Satan, The LoPd
rebuke the-., O Satan, even the Lord that hath oholen Jerusalem
rebuke thee," then pointtng ,to Jesus as he atood there tremblinli
he said to Satan, Is oot this a brand plucked out of the ripe?
Abashed for the moment by that question Satan made' no ira.
mediate reply, whereupon the angel Of the Lord ©0milllned
them which stood by, saying, Take away the filthy tiliirmSnttll
from him, and to Jesus he said, llehOId I havlit liluil thine
iniquity to pass from thee; and ! will clothe thee with a ohlP, lt
of raiment, and to the others he aaid. Put a fair mitPe upon
his head, So they put a fair mitre upon hia hetid and ©lettlali
him with garments. And the angel of the LoPd steod by,
(Continued from thiLp'oint in tha nex:i !lSUlLlif The Journlll)i