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,S‘li PENCILS
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ball sweepstakes
1"once again with
Prizes and big
films for the best
'0f the leading big
neXt ten weeks.
adver-
is near-
Shclton incr—
" it possi—
lball fa.. to en-
: e which bl'ol‘ig'llt
p eds of filll‘; the
1‘ as Well as cash
.3 number of the
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l'itle In
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.fOl‘mm' Shelton
.tball coach, has
"‘ where, he Ins
351nm assignment
: . member of the,
V high faculty.
I We years here
“It! sixth grade.
t last year in
ation at the
fishington'.
Commis—
hulk hens offer-t-
1": hunting 5 awn
~51 lot of discu ‘
“tests.
latter arguments
. 13 that the, himicr
1” retriever may
1‘. a jackpot when
“I and retrieves 8
cher hunter has
V‘ but left so he
.ht With it ills
t'ealized this prob-
-°,3-ed tor'allow each
‘duck This. year so
quks killed by
Lt be left to spoil.
“.8 so rare that
95' See one.
t of every him-
3 in the. country
'Bl‘Ooklyn to cop
pennant, for
Pns
Vlng not had the,
1' Contl irv, nea r—
hll Fredson, the.
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befier chance to
“m and any
t the pyanks
5. u
Brooklyn win
" handers'fivmuld
31 the Dodgers'
Phil figures.
efties as Thom'
"‘"‘ S. Lefty Grove“
have had this
Yanks.
L,‘ five managers
lsketball teams
, . Gab-
, ifie Lutheran-
mt at Unio n
,1. kering to play
‘ lbs. sport this
INGs
“11 of the South-
‘ football jam-
of the 1940
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ally to a min-
' “Vement in this
"(and the 1 st
, . , games"
" “ed greatly by
' Tun.
1' experiment
I 0f criticism
‘5 that it gives
millage to the
t)Ilclling kick-
: eam, unless it
.. “"3 team to
first couple of
[j setting little
1 the ball.
:hOW this factor-
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5. his‘winning
‘3 lhe‘ trophy.
Probably rocog—
or a pennant win- .
ite Sox. Al Mil-1,
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games ‘.get ‘for the*'ensuing fiscal
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, ,ERELIMINARY BUDGET OF THE
' CITY OF .SHELTON FonroHIfl.
e1‘13 is room for
t m- 3
, Taxpayer may
LStal-e of Washington.
ing open seasons are protected by
closed seasons. and it shall be un-
lawful to hunt. take or possess the
same at any time.
WATERFOWL: (Except W o o d
duck. Ross’ goose and swanAclost
season)
SEASONS:
GEESE AND BRANT: (Except'
Ross’ goose) ,
October 16 to December 14. both)
dates inclusive. p
= EXCEPT: It shall be unlawful tnI
always managed to come back and
i squeeze out a first down.
'--tho Board
'house
. final
BILL
DICKIE
could be evened up without
you I tending the playing time is some-
football I thing the Sideliner is not prepared
.al's I to suggest, so until someone thinks
of a better system the plan usedI
Friday night will do well enough.
As an example, however, that
Aberdeen-.JIontesano quarter is a
point in illustration of what this
observer means. Aberdeen receiv-
ed the kickoff and held the ball
the entire period except for the
very last play, yet the Bobcats:
failed to score. Five penalties to—
taling 35 yards against Aberdeen
slov'cd up the actual playing per-
iod greatly, yet conspired to keep,
the ball in Aberdeen‘s possessioni
due to the fact that the Bobcats
But it was a Spectacle worth
seeing and one that should be
continued, although a week
later would be more practicable I
to allow the players to get in
better condition and allow the
coaches time enough to get I
their offenses polished.
As it is now, the clubs haveI
less than ten days to get prepared
and the result is none have any
,offenses to speak of. as is pretty,
clearly demonstrated in the fact;
that, only two touchdowns wereI
scored in the, entire six-game pro-I
gram Friday. , ‘
For the sake. of the players and
fans alike a week later in Sept-I
ember would (be a. better time to
hold the. 1942 jamboree. :
I LEGAL PUBLICII‘IONS l
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the, Board of Commissioners of Pub—
lic Utility District No. 3. of Mason
County. Washington. have prepared
and placed on file the. proposed budget
for Public Utility District N0. 3. Ma-
son County. for the ensuing fiscal
year.
Notice is further given that :1 pub-
lic hearing will be held on the first
Monday of October. 1941. (October’
6112). at 8:00 P. M., in the. office of,I
the District in Shelton. Washington.‘
for the purpose of fixing: the finalI
budget and making lax levies, at]
which time any taxpayer may ap—'
pear and be heard for or against :lnyI
part of said budget. I
192mm this 11m day of Septembch
Signed,
R. R. lVIcDONOLD.
Secretary of the Board. .
5v16-23~2l. i
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COMMISSIONERS’ NOTICE OF
Ii i-JARING 0N COUNTY BUDGET
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
V V of County Commissionersi
in Mason County have completed and!
ach on file their Preliminary Bud—I
.5 t of receipts and expendituresl‘or
Mason County for the fiscal year 1942.
and. tliai a copy of said budgetiwul
be furnished any citizen who will
call at the office of the Board for the
some.
Further“ Notice is given that the
said Board of County ComniissionersI
will meet at their office at the courti
I
in Shelton, on Monday, Oct-
ober 6. 1941. at the hour of two
o'clock p. m. for the purpose 'of fix—-
111.2," the. final budget and making taxI
leVlf‘S, and that at said time and
place any taxpayer may appear and
be heard for or against any part of
said budget.
DATED at Shelton. Washington,
this 15th day of September, 1941. I
ASON COUNTY COMMISSIONERSI
By R. TRENCKMANN,
9-16.-——‘lt. Chairman.
NOTICE OF BOND CALL
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing Utility Bonds. Series of 1935.,
of Public Utility District No. 1 of
Mason County. Washington, are called
for payment at the office of the Treas-
urer of said county and that the in-
terest on said Bonds will cease on
October 10, 1941:
Public Utility District No. 1 Utility-
Bonds, Series of 1935, numbered 36
to 45, inclusive.
PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
No. 1 OF MASON COUNTY. 1
By F. G. BRIGGS, Manager. I
9-11-16-18-23—25—5t.
NOTICE) :0}? COMPLETION OF
YEAR 11942
HEREBY GIVEN. that
' Council and Mayor of the:
City of Shelton have completed and:
placed on file with the Clerk of the‘
City of Shelton. the preliminary Bud-l
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NOTICE is
the City
year, a
copy of which will be furnished any
Taxpayer who calls at the City Clerk's
Off'ee therefor: and that the Council
of the City of Shelton will meet at
the City Hall in Shelton, \Vashing-
ton. on Monday. the 6th day of Oct-‘
ober. 1941. at the hour of 8 O‘clock
P. M.‘l'or the. purpose of fixing thel
Budget and making the tax
levies at which place and time any!
appear and be heard
for or against any part of such Bud-I
get.
Dated this 12th day of September. :-
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1941.
GLENN W. LANDERS.
Clerk of the City of Shelton.
946—23—30—3t. \
Regulation No. 488
N o T I 'C n ';
1941 Migratory Waterfowl and M1-
gralol-y Game Bird Regulations for
the State of \Vashington. I
The following resolution and TCEU'
lation was duly and regularly passed
and adopted at the adjourned regulaljv
July 1941 meeting August 25, 1941 of.
the Stale Game Commission for the'
RESOLVED: That it shall be uri-
lawful to. hunt, lake or pursue ml—
gralol-y waterfowl and migratory!
game birds in the state of Washing"
ton at any time except durifi‘g‘
following open seasons. with bag him
its as prescribed for each SDCCIBS‘
PROVIDED. HOWEVER, That it shall
be unlawful to hunt, take or pursueI
migratory waterfowl and migratory
game birds on lands set aside as state
gallle reserves where the hunting.
taking or pursuing of such migratory
waterfowl and migratory game birds
is prohibited. PROVIDED, ‘F UR-
THER. That all other migratory wa-
terfowl and migratory game. birds not
specifically mentioned ill the follow—
‘ hunt. take or pursue geese. in Wallal
516
Walla, Benton. Klickitat and Franklin;
cmmties except on October 16 and On
Sundays. Mondays. and Wednesdays
only. between the period of October
and December 14.
DUCKS: (exaspt wood duck)
I Ritzville
, Tacoma Times.
IIsland in Kitsap County.
? S—A.
not include morv
Iof either Of tfi than one (1) mouse
you “CAN’T SELL. UNTIL You
NEED A BEVER! USE W
October 16 to December 14, bolh
dates inclusive.
COOT:
October 16 to December 14, both
dates inclusive. . I
OTHER RAILS AND GALLINULESI
HSeason closed. X
VVILSON’S SNIPE OR JACKSNIPE
—Season closed.
BAND—TAILED PIGEONS:
September 16 to September 3 .
dates inclusive.
BAG LIMITS:
Geese and Ill-ant (except Ross’I
gooselehl'ec (3) in the aggregate of
all kinds in any one day. and not
more than six (6) in possession in the
aggregate of all kinds at any one
time.
Ducks (except wood duck)—Ten (10) I
in the. aggregate of all kinds. of which I
not more than three (3) of any one,I
or more. than three (3) in the agg‘re-I
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both
gate may be of the. following species:
Redhead and Bufl‘lehcad in any one
day; and not more than twenty (20)
in the. aggregate of all kinds of which
not more than six (6) of any one, or
more than six (6) in the aggregate,
may be. of the following species: Rcd- .
head and Bufflehead in possession at‘
any one time.
(‘oot—Twenty»fivc (25) per day and
not more than twenty-five (25) ill
possession at any one. time.
Build-tailed plg(‘oll§~'T€n (10) per
day and not more than ten (10) in:
.possession at- any one time.
HUNTING HOURS:
11, shall be unlawful to llunt mi-
gratory waterfowl and migratory birds
at any other time except between the
hours of sunrise to 4 P. M.
shall be unlawful to have in
sion migratory waterfowl or
, which were taken ill this state,
more than twenty (20) days after the
close of the 0;)(‘11 season; and it shalll
be unlawful to have in possession 1111-:
gratory waterfowl or birds. which were.
taken ouiside this state. more tlianI
twenty (20) days after the, close ofI
the open 50215011 in the state or coun-
try ill which they were taken.
MEANS OF TAKING:
It shall be unlawful for any person
to hunt or take. migratory waterfowl
or birds by the aid or use. directly
or indirectly, of corn. wheat. oats or
()tlli‘l' grain or products thereof. salt,
or any kind of feed whatsoever, placed;
deposited. distributed. scattered, or
otherwise put out whereby such wa-
terfowl or birds are lured. attracted.
or enticed. regardless of the'dlstance
intervening between any such grain.’
salt. or feed and the position of the
taker; and it shall be unlawful to
hunt migratory waterfowl by the use
directly or indirectly. of live. duck or
goose decoys, regardless of the dis-
tunce intervening: between any such
live. decoys and the. position of the
taker. . ,
It. shall be lawful ‘to hunt migratory
waterfowl and birds with bow and
arrow.
, AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED:
That the above resolution and rogu-
lation‘ shall be promulgated by pub—
lishing the same for one issue in the
Olympia News at Olympia. Washing-
ton. the official newspaper of the
State Game. Commisgion, and in the
Journal Times. Clarkston
Herald. Presser Record Bulletin. Wen-
alcliec Daily World, Port Angeles Eve-
ning News. Clark County Sun (Van-
couver), Dayton Chronicle. Dispatch,
Longvicw Daily News. Waterville Em-
pire Press. Republic News—Miner. Pas-
co Herald. Pomeroy East—Washington-
ian. Grant County Journal (Ephrata).
Montesano Videite. Farm Bureau (Oak
Harbor), PortTownsend Leader. Se—
attle Times, Bremerton Sun, Ellens-
burg Daily Record, Goldendale Sen-
tinel. Chohalis Advocate. Davenport
Times-Tribune. Mason County Journal A
(Shelton).
Okanogan, Independent,
South
Bend Journal. Newport Miner,
Fridav Harbor Jour-,
nal. Mount. Vernon Dailv Herald, Ska~
mama County Pioneer (Stevenson), Ar- IGET A TRAVELERS aCCidCht
linszton Times. Spokesman—Review ‘
(Spokane). Colville Examiner, The. Ea-
zle (Catlllamct), Waitsburg Times.
Bellingham Herald. Pullman Hol‘ald,‘
and (he Yakima Dailv Republic.
Dated at seattle. .Washington, this
25th day" of August. “1941.
STATE GAME COMMISSION I
Virgil B. Bennington, Chairman.
Thos. A. E. Lally
Claude C. Snider
Lou Ovenan
.J. S. Thomas
C. A. Peterson
B. T. McCAULEY. Director
Department of Game. 9-16—1t. ,-
Regulation No. 489
N o ’I‘ I c n
1941 Hunting and Trapping Seasons:
and Bag Limits for the state of
Washington.
The following resolution and regu--
lation was duly and regularly passed
and adopted at the regular July 1941.
meeting, July 9, 1941 and adjourned‘
regular July 1941 meeting August 25.
1941 of the State Game Commission"
for the state ‘of Washington. I
RESOLVED: That it shall be un-l
lawful to hunt, take or pursue up—i
land game birds, game animals and/or}
fur—bearing animals in the state
Washington at any time except dur-
ing thefifollowing open seasons, with
bag limits as prescribed for each tape—1
cies. PROVIDED. HOWEVER, Tnat
it shall be unlawful to hunt, take or
pursue upland game birds, game,
animals and/or fur-bearing animals
on lands set aside as state game re-
serves where the hunting,. taking or,
pursuing. of such upland game birds,{
game‘anlmals,‘ and/or fur-bearing am— I
malls- is; prohibited... PROVIDED, FUR‘ I
THEIR. That all othem‘game birds!
game animalsand/or'flfl-bearing ani-I
mals not speleically mentioned iqth’e
followmg open seasons, are protected
by closed seasons. and it shall be'-un‘-‘1
lawful to hunt,
same at any time. ,
BLUE GROUSE. RUFFED GROUSEI
(commonly known as the Native'i
Pheasant) FRANKLIN GROUSE: .I
Septegnber 14. 21, October 5 and 6. .I
EXCEPT: There shall be no lawful‘
open season on Blue Grouse, Ruffed
Grouse and Franklin Grouse in Ad-
ams, Benton. 'Franklin, Grant. and
Whitman counties, and on Bainbridgo
and in that
part of Clark County within the fol-
lqwmg described boundaries: Begin-
ning at the mouth of Lewis River;
thence up Lewis River to the moth
of the East Fork of Lewis River;
thence up the East Fork of Lewis
River to Helson‘s Bridge on the
state Secondary Highway N0. 1'5,
also known as Battleground-Fargller
Lake Highway; thence south on said
highway to ltS intersection with State
Secondary Highway N0. 1'-’I‘. 8150
known as the Orchard-Battleground
HighWay at the Battleground School;
thence south on said State Secondary
Highway No. l-T to its intersection
With State Secondary Highway N0-
also known as the Orchards-
Camas HighWay; thence following said
StateSecondary Highway N0. 8-A t0
(haclty limits of Camus; thence fol-
lowmg said City limits easterly and‘
southerly to the Columbia River;
~thence down said Columbia River to
its intersection with the Lewis Rivel'l
:and point. of beginning.
EXCEPT: It shall be lawful to
hunt Grouse October 5 and 6 within
that portion of the Emerald Park
Game Resewe in Chelan County lying
in the Entiat R‘
Within the f0“ Iver Watershed and
serves: Owing State game ,.e_
suglzizlllefcfifitcflme Resorve, Pend
ngfntglver Game, Rl’smev Chelan
Nigglllntgfeek Game Réservc, Chelan
Teanaway Game . .
Kittltas countigcserle, Chelan and]
Tucannon Game ese 6
and Garfield cogntiers‘:
Smoothing Iron Game Reserve, Aso-
tm and Garfield counties-
BAGjLIMIT: Three (3) Grouse Der
Mylo; a total of three (3) in 1005"
session at any one. time. which shall
Columbia
e. following species:
Rurfed GIOUSQ: Franklin Grouse. i
CHINESE PHEASANTS‘
October 19. 20, 22. 25. 26,.29, Nov-
ember .2. 3. 9, 10 and 11.
EXCEPT: It shall be, lawful to
hunt Chmese Pheasants dullng the
open season within the boundaries of
the Grand M .
Thurston Gomez-1:211 Game Reserve in
ANEAPS
,Iogan, Walla Walla, Whitman and Yak-
: inla counties.
I more
take or possess‘ the .
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Real Estate I
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“AAA A. A AAA.AA‘AAWAM A“
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS per,
acre choice residence or small
farm acreage ajoining Shelton,
municipality. Terms reasonablel
For information see Arthur L!
Ward or write owner. Asa N.
Ward, 218 U. S. Court House,
Nashville, Tenn. 7—31-—9-30—2Mi
FOR SALE: 5 acres 213 ft. water-
. front with tidelands, good beach,
timber, 1/3 acre [cleared 3—roomI
cottage, spring Water, beautifuli
spot. Bargain. B. Powers, Shel-i
ton Hotel. Phone 42. I
P~9-16-25—-4t. I
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FOR SALE: new four room mod-
ern house, hardwood floor in,‘
living room. for quick sale $1950
Terms. John Terho. Corner Sec—I
0nd and Wyandotte Southside
Hill. T~9-4-9—1l-16~-4t. !
FOR SALE: m odern m—I‘Dom
house, downtown, circulating oilI
heater, automatic gas hot wa-I
ter heater, garage and wood
shed. Terms if desired. Phone
4 '3-J. B~70-11—16-18-23A-4t. ,
my
FOR SALE
7-room modern suburban home:
on paved highway, fireplace, ,
basement, plastered with new’
paper. Has excellent well kept
yard with many beautiful flow—
ers and shrubs. Small conser—
vatory attached to home with
many plants. Includes about
acres of excellent soil and
' gravity water system. This isi
one of the finest suburbanI
.homes in the county and will
make an excellent home. Why.
not. see it today if you want a
really fine. home that is close
in. Will sell for $5400 and give
some terms.
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5-room modern home, with hard-
wood floor, fireplace, furnace
and basement, 21/2 acres of ex-
cellent ground, with fruit treesl
and large chicken houses. This;
will make you a fine surburban
home, close in, $28.50, terms, may
be arranged.
Will trade. I
FOR SALE ______________________________ _.
3-room modern home, nearly new.
and can be, completed into an!
excellent home. Needs home
finishing inside. Large tract of,
good land included. Will sell
this property on easy down
payment and terms. Better see
it at once !
Herbert G.’ Angle ‘
Angle Bldg. Phone 304‘
day. Rates lower on longer
ticket for every trip, 25c per
periods. See Herb Angle NOW!
BAG! LIMIT:
day or a total of six (6)
possession at any one time.
season on hens).
HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGES: I
October 19, 20. 22, 25, 26, 29, Nov—
ember 2, 3, 9, 10 and 11.
EXCEPT: There shall be no lawfulI
openseasondn Yakiilla,:Pierce, Thurs- '
ton and Benton, counties. ,
EXCEPT —— EXTENDED SEASON:.
November 12 to 23. ‘both dates in-
cluswe, in Chelan, Douglas and 01mm—
ogan counties. .'
BAG LIMIT: Five (5) Hungarian
Partridges per day or a total of ten
(£10) birds in possession at any one!
1me.
QUAIL:
cocks in,
(No 01101"
October 19, 20, 22, 25, 2G, 29, Nov-
ember 2, 3, 9, 10 and 11. r
EXCEPT H EXTENDED SEASON:
November 12 to 23, both dates ill-
clusive, in the followng counties only:
That part of Klickitat County lying
1 east or the White Salmon River, and
in Adams, Asotin, Benton, Chelan,
Columbia, Douglas, Franklin, Gar-
of 5 (field, Grant, Kittltas, Lincoln, Okan~
BAG LIMIT: Ten (10) quail per
day or a total of twenty (20) quail in
possession at any one time.
TOTAL DAILY MIXED BAG LIM—
IT: (Upland Game Birds) Lawful to‘v
have daily. bag hunt on each species
111 DOSSCSSIOH.
POSSESSION LIMIT: (Upland
Game Birds) 'Not to exceed the 1105‘
session limit In the} aggregate named
for any one SDBCIes‘. PROVIDED:
That each person, deSlring to possessI
than the daily bag limit. of up—
land game birds must have. each day‘sl
bagu'tagged by any game pl'otectorl
01"!)91‘30“ aUthOTlZEd by this depart-
ment (OR ALL AUTHORIZED LI-I
CENSE DEALERS). l
HUNTING HOURS: (Upland Game
Birds) It shall. be unlawful to hunt
upland game birds at any other time'
except between the hours of sunrisel
and 4 p. m.
DEER:
October 5 t0 26. both dates
elusive. .
EXCEPT: (There Shall be no lawful
open season in Adams, Benton. Frank— '
Iin, Grant and Whltman counties, and
on Bainbridge Island in I{ltszlp Coun-
t .
yEXCEPT: It shall be lawful to'
hunt buck deer with branched ant-
lers within that portion of the. Euler—I
ald Park Game R536“? in Chelanl
County. lying in the Ential River Wa-
in—
tel-shed, October 5 to 26, both dates
inclusive.
EXCEPT: It Shall be lawful to
hunt buck deer With branched ant-
lers within the boundaries of the fol—
lowing game rfls“l“'(‘_s- October 5 to
26, both dates inclusn'e.
Sullivan Lake Gull“: Reserve, Pend
Oreille I County.
White River Game Reserve, Chelan
County. \_
Game Reserve, Chelan
Nason Creek
County.
Teanaway Gaqueser-ve, Chelan and
'Kittitas Counties, j
Tucannon Game Reserve, Columbia'
and Garfield counties,
Smoothing IdeGamc Reserve, Aso-
tin and Garfield counties.
BAG LIMI’I: One (1) buck deer,
with branched antlers. the head of'
which shall. remain with the carcass
thereof Whlle “1 transportation. In,
defining “branched antlers" of any
deer or elk. eyeguards'or browtines
are not branches of deer}, or. elk ant-
lers. “v
EXCEPT3 It Shall be lawful tol
hunt, take. or pursue deer of either;
sex on Wmde Island in Island Coun-i
ty. PROVIDED. That it shall be un-
lawful for any person to remove any,
deer from WI“de island without first
having Same tagged by a game pro—i
teeter. .
BAG LIMIT: One (1) deer of either;
sex.
EXCEPT: It shall be, unlawful to‘
hunt-gill“e ammfills and game birds:
for which ihcrc is an open season as:
provide? by these. regulations during.
the period .OCtObQI' 5 to 26, both dates
inclusive. 1“ any other manner than
with bOW arid arrow within the fol-
lowing deSCNbed area in Clielan Coun-
tr: , . E
3I"lElcglflmrm-r at =1 point near Maver—
ick Peak Where the Mad River Trail
joins the hnllflt Summit Road in Sec.
16. T. 27 N R. 18 E.W.M.: thence
SHELTONJVIASON COUNTY JOURNAL
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Three (3) cocks per
. mile more or less to the point where
- 18 E.W.M.;
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LANDSCAPING
Years of experience in lawn-mak-
ing.
Eight years in Shelton. Plovie,
726 So. First, corner Mill street.
8-5. 9—5—1M.
S H E LT O N
HOLSTERING, furniture recov-
ered and rebuilt, free estimates.
714 Ellinor Ave. Joe Nuss-
baumer, Prop. Phone 590-W.
8-20—9-24—1M:
NOTICE
lI hereby Wish to retract the no-
tice concerning my responsibilityl
for bills which was published by
me recently in this paper. Signed
L. W. Packard. 9—16—1t.
Sing a song of Sixpence
A pocket full of Rye
Your pockets will jingle with
Sixpence ‘
If you switch to B. F. Goodrich
And we can show you why.
CONTRACTING c A R P ENTER,
alterations and repairs,
a1 jabbing. Reasonable rate. H.I
M. Jones, 1714% Ridge Road,
Shelton. Phone 56-J.
Contract or 50c an hour.)
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time housework. Children. Stay
nights. A. K. Scott, Potlatch
Route, Shelton.
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FOR SALE: 5 goats, all milking,
$25.00. Cleora Simpson, Route.
No. 1, Box 13, Shelton.
9-4-11-16—4t.
WANTED: Representative to
look after our magazine sub-
scription interests in Shelton
and vicinity. Every family or—'
ders subscriptions. Hundreds
of dollars are spent for them
each fall and winter in t h i s
v i c i n i t y. Instructions a lid]
equipment free. Guaranteed v
lowest rates on all periodicals.I
domestic and foreign. Reprc-,
sent. the oldest magazine agen—'
by in the United States. Start
a growing; and permanent busi»
ness in whole. or spa-"e time.
Address MOORE-COTTEI’lELL.
Inc, Naples Road, North Co-
liocton, New York. 9-16-18-~2t.
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WANTED: Fountain girl at FirI
Drug Store. $1.16.. -11;
8-12—-9—127 1M
Everything To 'Make
The Little Tot Happy
WAGONS A. SCOOTERS '
TRICYCLES
WANTED: Used wood range.'
gene“ Phone 10F12. T—~—-9-16~1t.
WANTED—z wai'éiés'éf‘lhéfiiré,
Heinies Cafe. 9-16—»tf.
WANTED: Girl 'to assist -with.
general housework. H o m e
nights. Inquire Journal Office.
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REPAIRS I“
We also Repair wagons, tri-
cycles, bicycles, lawmowers,
etc.
SLEYSTERS FIX-IT
SHOP
PICTURES
FULL COLOR __
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in a southeasterly direction down said
Mad River Trail to the point where
it is joined by the Cougar Creek Trail '
in Sec. 23, ’1‘. 27 N., R. 18 E.W.M.;
thence northerly up said Cougar Creek
Trail to a pomt one-half mile more
or less due cast of Cougar Mountain;
thence due west to Cougar Mountain;
thence in a northerly direction on a'
straight line tirawn between Cougar
Mountallhand Klone Peak to a point
near DeVJI Lake, where said line is
intersected by the Klone Peak Trail;
thence in a northerly direction down
the Klono'Peak Trail to the point
where it 101113 the Entiat River Road;
thence up said Entiat River Road one
said road‘is joined by the Three
Creek Trziil in Sec. 16, T. 29 N., R.
thence southwe‘sterly up
said Three Creek Trail to the Entiat
Summit (Chiwawa River-Enlist River
Divide); thence southerly down the
Entiat Summit to the point where it
is intersected by the Entiat Summit
Road near. Maverick Peak and.,,con—
tinuing a short distance alongosa‘id
summit road to its junction wi 'the
Mad River Trail and point _,be-
ginning."
BAG LIMITS: One (1) buck deer
with branched antlers, the head of
which shall remain with the carcass
thereof while in transportation. In
defining “branched antlers” of any
deer or elk eyeguards or browtines
are not branches of deer or elk ant—
lers. Bear: One. (1) bear. Upland
Game Birds: Same as provided in
these regulations.
BEAR: (Eastern Washington)
in that part of Klickitat County lying
cast of the White Salmon River. and
in Asotin. Chelan, Columbia, Ferry,
Garfield, Kittitas, Okanogan, Pond
Oreille, Spokane, Stevens and Walla
Walla counties.
BAG LIMIT: One (1) bear.
BEAR: (Western Washington)
', October 5.1941 to January 31. 1942.
both dates inclusive, in that part of
Klickitat County lying west of the
White Salmon River, and» in Clallam,
Clark, Cowlitz; Grays Harbor, Island.
Jefferson. King, Kitsap. Lewis, Ma-
son. Pacific: Pierce, San Juan. Ska-
mania. Skagit. Snohoinish, Thurston,
VVahkiakunl and Whatcom counties.
See exceptions.
EXCEPT: It shall be unlawful to
hunt bear in Clallam. Jefferson and
Pacific counties during the open elk
season. November 2 to 11, both dates
inclusive.
BAG LIMIT: Two (2) bear.
ELK:
November 2 to 11. both dates in-
clusive. in Asotin, Chelan. Columbia.
Garfield. Kittitas, Walla Walla. Yak-
ima and in that portion of Clallam,
Jefferson and Pacific counties
scribed as follows:
EXCEPT: It, shall be lawful to
hunt male elk with visible horns in
that portion of Clallam County, lyin'g
south and east of U. S. Highway No.
.101: and in that portion of Jefferson,
County lying West of the boundary of'
Olympic National Park to U. S. High—
an No. 101.
EXCEPT: It; shall be unlawful to
.all of that portion of Pacific County
lying smith of the. following de-
scribed lino: Beginning on the west
boundary of the county through theI
cenler of Willapa Bay and the Willa—
pn. River to Ravmond and continuing :
alarm: the C.. M.. St. P. & P. Rail—
road tl'acks from
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Raymond to the Department of Game.
WANTEDJ.‘ Sten'ographer. »Must
take shorthand. “Write Box 1,
'Care of' Journal‘Office.
v -: 1% ‘3—16-18+2t,
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WILL TRADE good heater forI
wood. Anna Huss, Bayshore‘
WANTED: ats‘ionce,’~:carloads or
truckloads...9fi . ,lang -.' smooth,I
sound Maple and Ader logs}
Higher prices. Liberal scale.l
Prompt I settlements. Northwest I
Chair company, Tacoma, Wash.
9—11-23~'3—4t;
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Trade or Swap.
Road between Ford Garage and
City Docks. Also _want NeVVI
Hampshire pullets.
9—9-11-16-18—4t.
Lewis County line.
tation.
HUNTING HOURS: Elk, deer and .
bear, one—half hour before sunrise to
sunset.
RABBITS: (Cottontail and Snow-’
shoe)
rise
November
1942, both dates inclusive.
hunt cottontail
from November 12, 1941 to>Fcbruary|
28, 1942. both dates inclusive, at any
,, other time except between one-half
coupon withif hour before sunrise to sunset.
(exceptions.
- EXCEPT:
hunt, take or pursue rabbits in Clark
and San Juan counties and on Whld—
uary 1 to December 31, annually.
exceptions.
fore sunrise and ten p.m.; PROVIDED.
Ritzvillc .
Herald. Prosscr Record Bulletin, Wen—
patch.
Miner.
Washingtonian, Grant County Journal
port Times—Tribune.
Journal
pendent. South Bend Journal. Newport
Miner. Tacoma Times. Friday Harbor
.Tournal. Mount Vernon Dailv Herald.
Ska’mania County Pioneer (Stevenson).
Arlington Times.
EXCEPT: It shall be lawful to
hunt male. elk with visible horns dur-
ing the open elk season, within the
boundaries of, the Rattlesnake Game
Reserve in Yakima County. '
.BAG LIMIT: One (1) male elk with
Visible horns, the head of which shall
remain with the carcass in transpor—
October 19. 2o. 22. 25. 26, ’29. Now,
ember 2, 3. 9. 10 and-11. I
to 4 p. m.
EXCEPT — EXTENDED SEASON:
12. 1941 to February 28.
EXCEPT: It shall be unlawful to]
or snowshoe rabbits,
See
It shall be lawful to
by Island in Island County from Jan-
See
EXCEPT: It shall be. lawful to
hunt rabbits on VVhidhy Island in Is-
land County between one—half hour be-
Tllat it shall be unlawful to hunt rab—
bits on Whidby Island in Island Coun-
ty during the period October 3 to 23.
1941. both dates inclusive. at any other
time than between one-halfs hour be-
cc
It shall be unlawful to
hunt rabbits on Whidby Island Oct-
ober 19, 20. 22, 25, 26. 29. November
2, 3, 9. 10 and 11. at any other time
than between the hours of, sunrise
p. m. NOTE: Cottontail and
Snowshoe rabbits shooting hours con-
form With_tlie upland game bird
shooting hours onlyiduring the: up,-
iand game bird. season. '-
BAG LIMIT: Five (3) rabbits per
day, straighter mixed bag, or m pos-
session at any onetime. I V
EXCEPT: Thé‘re’ shall be. no limit
in.Clark and San Juan counties, and
1111.112111de andin Island County:‘
a
131' " Squirrel , ' _.
. . otob'er i to”; . no h'tl‘ Ilcl wives.
in] allamgflowlitz,Grays-Barbi),. Is-
fore sunrise and sunset.
tion.
EXCEPT:
excep-
laii :._Jeffersorl. King, Kitsap.” Klick—
itat, Lewis... Mason, , Paglia; Plerce’.‘
San Juan. Skagit. Skamania. Snoho-
mish, Thurston. Wahkiakum a n I}
Whatcom counties.
EXCEPT: It shall be
lawful to
hint or take squirrels in Clark Coun-
'BAG LIMIT: Five (5) squirrels per
day. straight or mixed bag. or in pos-
session at any one time.
FUR—BEARING ANIMALS: (Except
BEAVER. FISHER AND MARTEN.
closed season). .
November 15, 1941 to January 15.
1942. both dates inclusive.
EXCEPT: It shall be unlawful to
trap muskrat in muskrat mounds or
houses.
EXCEPT: It shall be lawful for
any person holding a trappers ll-
cense and predatory permit to hunt
raccoon or foxes with dogs from Nov-
ember 15. 1941 to January 15. 1942.
both dates inI‘e.lusi\VI*e.1 t
BAG LIMI I o imi.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED:
Thafi‘the above resolution and regu-
lation shall be promulgated by. pub-
lishing the same. for One'lSSufl m_thc
Olympia News at Olympia, Washing-
ton. the official newspaper of the
State Game Commission. and in the
Journal Times. Clarkston
atchee Daily World. Port Angelcs
Evening News. Clark County sun
(Vancouver). Dayton Chronicle Dis—
Longview Daily News} Water-v
ville Empire Press, Republic News—r
Pasco Herald. Pomeroy ‘East-
(Ephrata). Montesano Videttc, Farm
de' I Bureau (Oak Harbor). Port Townsend
Leader. Seattle Times. Bremerion Sun.
Ellensburg Dailv Record.
Goldendale
Chchalis Advocate.
Mason
Okanogan
Daven—
County
Inde—
Sentinel.
(Shelton).
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hunt elk Within that portion of J f-’ (Spokane). Colville Examiner. The.
ferson County described as follo s: Eng‘e (Cathlamet). Waiisbwg Tilnny.
Tl'ose portions of Sections 28. 29, 30.138,linzham Herald. Pullman
Herald.
31, 32. 33 of T. 24 N., R. W.. andmmd Ho. Yakima Dailv Republic.
SPCtmnS 25 and 3“v T- 24 N" R- Dated at Seattle. Washington, this
lying of Itthe hC,)illlin;l)ult1 Riyof'. 1 i25d1 day of August, 1941.
Exc r ; s a o my 11 .o
.hlmt male. elk with visible. horns in STATE GAME COMMISSION
Virgil B. Bennington, Chairman.
Thos. A. E. Lally
Claude C. Snider
Lou Ovenden
J. S. Thomas
C. A. Peterson
B. T. McCAULEY. Director
9—16—lt.
FOR SALE: used 30 gallon hot
water
Burns coal or bark. In good
condition. 825 Franklin Street.
B—9-11—16~2t.
FOR SALE: one good milk cow.
Holstein and Jersey. George T.
Castle, Route 2, Shelton.
9-11-16-18~—3t.
[FOR SALE: spinet piano to his
repossessed in this neighbor;
hood. Bargain to right party.‘
Write G. Welch, 1405- th Ave,
Seattle.
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fi—SALE: 'stuéii; $115117 'Lih—e I
new. R. R. Phillips, 1205 So.
7th St. ( Southside Hill) Shel-
ton. 9-11-23—4t.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS for
rent (2 and3rooms). Good lo.-
cation. Very reasonable. Golds-
borough Apts, Second and Knee—
land Streets, Shelton.
FOR RENT:‘ furnished two room
cabin. Bayshore Road. W. T.
. Good-r0, 220634; N. 30th, TaCOma,
Wash. 9—9—11-16-18~4t
FULLY FURNISHED ultra mod—
ern cottages $25 to $40 month.
Lilliwaup Motel, Lillivv'aup.
9-4-9—11-164t.
5—w- I
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On Classified Advertisements
10 cents a line (5 words) first
insertion, attractively low rates
on subsequent insertions. Min-
imum charge 40c.
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
10c will be made when billing is
necessary. Card of thanks 50c.
Classified Display Rates on
Request.
Phone 100
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FOR SALE: 1935 Dodge sedan,
new rings, motor bearings
throughout, paint. No reason—
able offer refused. 423 Belluve,
Hillcrest. 0—9—9-11—16-18fi—4-t.
FOR SALE: greenhouse, x 10,
sectional. Complete with glass.
G. C. Angle. Phone 255-VV.
FOR SALE: 12 head Jersey and
Guernsey cows, fresh and com-
ing fresh. Wilson’s Ranch, next
to Carmen Ranch, Dayton
road. 9-11-23—-—4t.
FOR SALE: one 14 X 7 trailer
house. $125 cash takes it.
Frame and 6.00 x 16 tires and
wheels in good shape. Inquire
Emil Rauchert, Richfield Sta-
tion, Hillcrest. R——9-11-23—,4t.
FOR RENT: 6. upstairs rooms,’
some partly furnished $12.50 per ,
3-1»
apartment . at ,1 FOR SALE:
month, on ‘Mt. View. Also
room, modern
Mallows Apts. Phone 487-J. .
D—9—4-—tf.
FOR RENT CHEAP: 'Aws-room
house on Mt. View. Phone 244.
C—9-16-18—2t.
Regulation No. 490
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Possession of a plucked or mutil—
ated carcass of a game bird.
The following resolution, and regu-
lation was duly and regularly passed
and adopted at the adjourned regular
July 1941 meeting August 25, 19a of
the State Game Commission for the
state of Washington.
RESOLVED: That it shall be un-
lawful for any person to have in pos-
session while in the field or forest. or
while upon any highway, train, car.
boat or any other conveyance during
any hunting trip, any game bird, the
carcass of which has been plucked or
mutilated in anyvinalmer so as to dis—
guise thc‘species, kind or sex thereof.
,AND- BE IT FURTHER RESOLV-t _
IFOR SALE:
'ED: That the
resolution and
regulation shall
pl'olliulgated by
above
be
publishing'tiic same 101' one issue inIy
the Olympia News at Olympia. Wash—
EXCEPT: It Shall be unlawful-to ington, tllc'officialv newspaper pf the
hunt cottontail or snowshoe rabbits 391115.041leconnmsslonnr at“; m the
during the above dates at an. “mg,- thzv'llle Journal Times.
Clarkston
time. than between file'hbfi‘lus'elf hum-Iifiief‘aidr
PIT’SS‘il'IlGCO'd Hunemnv wen"
atelier: Daily World. Port Angeles Eve-
ning'News, Clark County Sun (Van-
couver), Dayton Chronicle Dispatch.
Longview Daily News, Watcrville. En:—
piro Press, Republic News-Miner. Pas-
co Herald, Pomeroy East-VVasliington-
ian. Grant County Journal (Ephrata).
Monlcszino Vidette, Farm Bureau (Oak
Harbor). Port Townsend Leader. Se-
attle Times, Bremerton Sun, Ellens-
burst Dailv Record, ~Goldcndale Sen—‘
tinel, Chehalis Advocate, Davenport
Times—Tribune. Mason County Journal
(Shelton) , Okanogan Independent.
South Bend Journal, Newport Miner,
Tacoma Times, Friday Harbor Jour-
nal, 'Mount Vernon Daily Herald. Ska-
mania County Pioneer (Stevenson), Ar-
lington Times. Spokesman-Review
(SPORane). Colville Examiner, T h 0
Eagle (Cathlamet). VVaitsburg Times.
Bellingham Herald, Pullman Herald,
and the Yakima Daily Republic.
STATE GAME COMMISSION
Vlrgil B. Benninctou, Chairman.
Thos. A. E. Lally
Claude C. Snider
Lou Ovenden
J. S. Thomas
C. A. Peterson
B. T. McCAULEY, Director
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Barber Shop, I{#3-7:—tf.
1940 6-ft. Kelvin-
ator refrigerator. Perfectlcon-
dition. $120 cash only. Inquire
Joe Tate, Jr., Matlock Store.
9-16~25—74t.
FOR SALE: Redvfryers 25¢ pe_r
pound. Phone 473-W.
H—9-16-18_2t.
FOR SALE: Small bull-dozer—
1937 model Cle—trac, in good
condition; also 1932 Chevrolet
dump truck , with hydraulic
hoist. Good condition. Phone ~‘
Union 354. Home in evenings.
A~9-16-18-23—w3t.
SAVE ON FOOTBALL TICK-
ETS—P.L.C.-Gonzaga game .—
$1.20 in Shelton in advance,
$1.73 at the gate. Bill Dickie,
Phone 61—J or 100.
9~16-25--—4t.
Good used wood
circulating heater. Jim Am-
unds, 313 Birch Street. 9-1Ii—rtf.
LARGE SIZE
Duplicating
SALES BOOKS '
565 Each
31' 55¢ per dozen
We also take orders for all kinds
of special«-— -
PRINTED SALES BOOKS
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THE JOURNAL
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speed transmission sedan in ex-
cellent condition. Price $750. L.
W. Packard. 122 Harvard Ave..
Shelton, Wash. 9-11-16—.2t.
Department of Game.
NO. 1448
NOTICE TO CBEDITORS
In the. Superior ourt of the State
of \Vashington ox- Mason County
In Probate
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF MARGARETH HILLER, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
the Undersigned, Elmer I—Iiller has
been appointed and has qualified as
Administrator of the Estate 01’ Mar—
gareth Hillei', Deceased. and that all
persons having Claims against the
said Deceased or the said» Estate
are. hereby required to serve the
same. duly verified with the neces-
sary. v0ucheri~= attached ‘on the Un-
derSlgned‘ Administrator or his At-
torney 01 Record at the addresses
hereinbelow given. and file such
claims with the Clerk of the above
entitled Court together with proof of
serlrice
date of the first publication of this
Notice. to-wit: September 2nd, 1941,
or said claims will be forever barred;
Date of first publication, September
2nd, 1941.
ELMER HILLER.
Administrator of the Estate
, 0f Margareth Hiller. Dc-
ceased, Hoodsport, VVash-
lngton.
CHAS. R. LEWIS.‘
Suite 1, Lumbermen’s
Building. Shelton, Mason
County. Washington. At-
torney for said Estate. 9-2-9-16-23—4t
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N0. 4033
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
In the Superior (Iourt of the State. of
Washington for the County of Mn-
son
IDA MAE KIRKLAND Plaintiff vs.
EMMETT KIRKLAND Defendant.
The state of Washington to the
said Emmett Kirkland, defendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within sixty days after the date
f the first publication of this Sum-
ons to wit. within sixty days after
the. 9th day of September, 1941, and
defend the above entitled action in the
above entitled court. and answer the
Complaint of tile plaintiff. and serve a
copy of your answer upon‘the un—
dersigned attorney for plaintiff, at his
office below stated; and in case of
your failure so to do judgment will
be rendered against you according to
the demand of the complaint, which
has been filed with the clerk of said
court.
This is an action for divorce on the
grounds of desertion and failure of
the defendant to support the plain-
tiff. and for a decree setting aside
real estate and personal property de- .
scribed in the. complaint filed herein
as the separate property of the plain-
tiff for the reason that it was either
owned by plaintiff prior to her mar-
riage of defendant or has been ac-
quired by plaintiff with her separate
funds.
E. N. STEELE.
Attorney for Plaintiff
202 First Nat'l Bank
Bldg. Olympia, VJash—
ington Thurston Coun-
ty.
9-9-16—23-30. 10-7-14-21~7t.
within six months after the '
CARD 0F THANKS
We wish to extend to our many
friends and neighbors and‘ es-
pecially the Royal Neighbors, our
deep thanks for the flowers and
sympathies given us during our
bereavement over the death of-
our beloved wife and mother, Mrs.
Charles Lincoln.
CHARLES LINCOLN
and FAMILY.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ALDEN c. BAYLEY
ATTORN EY AT LAW
Title Insurance Building
Opposite First National Bank
‘Phone 23 - - Shelton
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INSURANCE ..
HERBERT G. ANGLE
Office at Angle Building ‘
ELLIOT B. SPRING
Accounting Tax Services
Bookkeeping Systems
123 4th. St. Phone 565
DOANE BRODIE'
Attorney-At-Law
Angle ,Building
Phone 337
CHARLES R. LEWIS
ATTORN EY AT LAW
Suite 1 L. M. Bldg.
‘ Shelton, Washington