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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
September 23, 1921     Shelton Mason County Journal
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PAGN to you I .resources .experience eqmpment Have you seen the latest Wood- ] new features not found on any other stock Typewriter, containing several[ machine" Look over these good points at Journal Stationery Shop. HEADS NATURE COLONY "IN SHADOW OF N. Y. New York folks aren't as far tea moved from nature as :some folks  think Sixty of them. headed by, L. M. Littauer, wio has ideas all his own regarding too many clothes, being undesirable, moved acros',the Hulson to near Plainficld,.N;dJ.,x and established "Free-acres,'whcre. no blue laws are recognized and all return to Adam and. Eve. apparel..--_ 9r nearly so2, • ,I..¢ 2., , •, • Grange Aid held a quilting party at the Hall last Saturday evening. The ladles were busy quilting while the nlen pla.ycd cards. I,unch was but who took tile cake? Huckleberries are ripe but like hen's teeth, few and far between, and you are lucky if you find any. l,]lsworth Itllton was sawing wood last week for ]Irs. La]locque and this wtmk he ix sawing wood for Mrs. %Vest. lie has a sawing machine. Miss Eula l)aniels left last Monday for Centralia lo visit her sister, 1Mrs. ]L F. Nt,qy. ]liss Clarlee "Woodall spent last Fri- day night and Saturday with the home 17olks on the farm. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Young moved into their ncw honle last week and IIOW are closcr to school than before. The Vanderwall's lind quite a big fire last Thursduy when they burned thtdr slashing. :Mrs. (L C. Ve.t, Mrs. Vm. 13aniels snd Carl S\\;vanson were Monday callers ai the Listen home. e ]:[ave you seen ({ardner yet or is tie staying aL some hotel? VIlss Ruby Sheffield returned last Thursday from Tacoma where she silent a week visiting relatives after attending the wedding of her sister, :Miss Pearl Stleffleld to Fred Flea. September 10th at Olympia. Every- body wishes the newlyweds much hap- and good fortune. Face the Future Forget the Past A fortune cannot be made with the money you have spent. Deposit your money in this bank and pay your bills with checks. You will then know why and where you spend your money. You can also take advantage of an apportunity to buy at the right time, without the risk of carrying money in your pocket. For convenience and Safety carry your bank account right here at home. State Bank of Shehon Shelton, Washington Mr. and Mrs. Ira IAbby and children TARIFF IS DEFENDED 1 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. BY SHINGLE MAKERS I Elmer Wlss on Plckerlng last Sunday. LAKE CUSIIMAN NOTES Mr..(leo. Dlggs brought Mrs. l)lggs from Olympia in the launeit last Thurs- Washington, D, C., Aug. 29.--  day. She brougitt her nieee, little American shingles are being crowded ),]'rs. Joseph DunhaIYl sliest the v, eek Florence Alverson, with her for a visit. end visiting at the home of Mr. and Mr. Vanderwald and sons and M". from domestic markets by those of "Mrs. Clay lCerry at Fredson Hros.' Carman were business callers at: th( Canadian manufacture, the senate fl- lAnton home last Saturday. i calnp. Walter Schumacher of Shelton is vie- hence comlriittee was informed today Mrs. lL J. lernier end !irs. Fern ittng this week at .iris grfandmother's by a delegation of shingle manufac- %Veston spent Friday at Camp One. Mrs. John Swa:nson. turers headed by n. E. Case of Ray- Mrs. A. Anderson and son David Airs. Gee. ])lggs was a l,'rlday morn- mend, Wash., and George Bergstrom left Tuesday for Seattle. ing caller at )drs. ltarriman's: Mrs. (L C. West and daughter Jnyce of Everett, Wasll. :Mrs. Clarence I,atham had as her were in Shelton last Friday to consult Shingle mills in British Columbia uests for a few days this week, her 1)r. Gage in r,g'ard to the hoaltl of are operating at full capacity, the sister, Miss Geneva Shelton of Shelton the latter. They were dinner guests of Mrs. 3ohnson and Mrs. MeEwen. witnesses said, while half of the fac- and 1Miss Catherine l,air of Seattle. :Mrs. ,VhaIey and ]rs. Maddicks were tortes in the Northwestern United Mr. and Mrs. Gee. Vanderpool and Setm'day evening callers at ]Irs. J. l,'. States are shut down. family and Miss l:aiherine Forrest re- Jacoby's. Case and Bergs trom recommended turned Monday after a week spent at S. tl. ]qllton went to Shelton last Sumas, %Vash. Mr. Vanderlool's moth- Sunday to cnsult l'r. ,Vhtlloek. v returned home with them and will :Mr. and )drs. Gas Swansor and :lstt Ilere i',)r a while, daughter Mrs. Jcnnlngs and (,hihlren. :Mrs. E. A. Hox and Airs. J. M. Sign- all of Tacoma. were last week end land of Camp C)ne called here oh visitors at Mr. and Mrs. ]WeInlosh's. Gee. Dlggs is building a barn for %Vednesday. Tile Tatler. the %Vashington State Logging company .... this week. Mrs. :Martin Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Gone Young and Mrs. Ira LIbhy wer L0gEed-Ofl Land For sale in this County to Actual Settlers on easy terms, price $5.00 per acre and up. Write for map giving all information. Weyerhaeuser Timber C0. Tacoma, Washington TEFIPORARY PRICE Delivered 8655 This is the surprisingly low figure at which we are able to deliver you a new model 1922 490 Touring Car or Roadster right now. But we cannot guarantee .this price for long because the company has warned us that they will very likely be forced to return it to the old figure again. This is a "rock-bottom price," so take advantage of it. Place your or- der at once. Prices f. o. b. factory are as follows: Former Price New Price Roadster .......................... $625.00 $525.00 Touring 625 00 525 00 Coupe .............................. 975.00 875.00 Sedan ............................. 975.00 875.00 Delivery .......................... 625.00 525.00 (Freight and tax additional) NOTE THE STANDARD EQUIPMENT ON MODEL "490" AS LISTED BELOW-- '4.. Stewart Speedometer Harrison Radiator Auto-Lite Starting and Lighting Sys- tem Remy Ignition Valve-in-Head Motor Willard Treaded Rubber Battery Zenith arburetor Demountable Rims Foot Accelerator Electric Horn Oil Gauge on Dash One-Man Top Three Speed Transmission New Spiral Gear Rear End New Hand Emergency Brake Oil Pump Water Pump Four-Door Body Pockets in All Doors Curtains carried in Neat Pocket in Top. (Not under back seat) Plate Glass Windows in Rear Curtain Speedometer Drives Off of Trans- mission. (Not connected with front wheel.) Robe Rail Legal Light Lens Combination Foot Rest and Tool Box Slanting Windshield Steering Gear: Spur and Gear, ad- justable for wear. (Not direct drive) Springs--Cantilever type, front and rear, Both Brakes operating on rear Wheels Underslung Front Axle Timken Bearings in Front Wheels The new model which has just arrived has many new features. Come in and look if over. The Greatest Automobile Value In The World FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, TELEPHONE OR CALL ON Shelton Garage PHONE 891 " SHELTON shopping" in Olympia last Monday. They wont with Mr. Grlndrod on hoe regular trip. Arthur Anderson spent last Sunady at the A. G. l'eterson home. John Sheffield, mail carrier on route, broke an axle of ills car last londay. He summoned Guy Water- bury by phone, who helped him to finish the run for that trip and he was on the Job again Tuesday. ! Miss Elsie Peterson was a Tuesday morning caller at Mrs. Roy Daniels. E.I. Meaeitam was a business visit- or to tle Capital City last Tuesday. He made the trip in the Foes launch. Mrs. John McIntosh spent last Fri- day afternoon with Mrs. Gee. Diggs. Alfred, Linton and Carl Swanson butchered a big beef for the latter last Tuesday which was delivered to the Smith and Cllne Logging camp on %Vednesday. There are about twenty- five men working In that camp now. Mrs. J. F. Stotsbury of Southside and niece, Mrs. Cox and children of Seattle. were Monday callers at Mrs. J. F. Jaeoby's. Frank l,aRocque called at the Mea- eham-Foss farm last Tuesday. i A. G. Peterson called at iie Ltnton home Sunday afternoon. v]r. !|rid irs. Vanderwahi spent S)n- day ,t|'ternoon at l.h* John S'ylallSon ]else. Mrs. (I. C. West visited the school y aflernoon and also made a short call at the AVhaley home. Mr. and Mrs. ,Vm. 13aniels returned borne last Thnrsday from Tacoma where they spent four days at tie county eonlmissloners' convention. 'Phey tool( a trip up the mountain, visited the Soldiers' Home. the Sumner can- and the asylum and report a 3ery, very enjoyable trip• Thos. Clyde of Olympia spent a few days this week at the Grindrod home at Cape Horn. Letters received from :Mrs. .Tames that the duty of 50 cents per 1,000 shingles now carried in the Fordney tariff be increased. Sixty cents per 1 000, they said, would be "very mod- erate, while $1 per, 1,000 would be "reasonable." 0 01'  ur BTAI w 'r.&.lD Notice II hereby given that on Tu- :day, the 4th day of October, 1921, be- tween the hout of ten o'clock in the forenoon and 4 o'clock ta the afternoon, commencing at ten o'cloeit in the fore- noon of said day, In front Of the main entrance door to the County Court House in the City of Shaiton, County of Maon, State of Washington, either by the County Auditor of said countF, or by a member of tbo Board of t,te I.md Commissioners of the Stats of Washington. the following described state lands, together with the Improve- met situated thereon, will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder therefor, to-wit: £pplioaton o. 11594. SE of NE of section 16, town- ship 19 north, range 5 west, W. M., containing 40 acres, more Or less, as- cording to the government survey thereof, appraised at $600.00, subject 1o application No. 779 for an easement for right of way for county road now on file in the office of the Commission- er of Public Lands. Improvements appraised at $1,095.00. Applioatton o. 1136. N%V of NI of section 16, town- ship 22 north, range 4 west, W. M., containing 40 acres, more or less, ac- cording 1o the government survey th,'r('of, sppralsed at $600.00, subject to application No. 10474 for an easement for right of way for a transmission line heretofore filed by the City of Taeolaa. &ppUca*don 0. II3S$. Lot 1 of section 16, townshln 22 north, range 1 west, W. M., contaln|ng 41.50 acres, more or less, according to lhe government survey thereof, ap- iraised at $871.50. Improvements ap- praised at $450.00. dd lands will be Iold for not II an the appraised value above stated and wpon the terms and conditions foi- low4ag: a OI  --Not Evans state that she is well and is lm ha oae-tenth of the pule located at Rosehurg, ()re.. and sends price mult be paid at the time of le her greetings to old friends, ,_..__.  _ ,t° tks offiee makim4g the ,,u'Ie' "&e wo are proud of the fac ti,.at ,ver:"r.v_-.b- ; have one of the best schools In the y"__''--,"-',' .. , -- --.'- " x to the omcer man@ une le tne iul( county but didn't know it would pro'elL.^, . ^. ............... s -- [ cno appmIeu vvue ut .. attractive to everything but it seem ]'.=€. . ...*a*.. .,.. that it does for last week a couple Ieh'gF'i'g o'rc{*'s -rice must be spotted fawns crossed the ball ground[-aid nnuailv hsreafterVwith Interest and last Monday the boys chased a I" " ents at the • - en all deferred paYm rate hear to the woods. The oystermen are getting ready for lhe busy season and the culling houses are being moved from the beach to the beds. There are two at anchor in Swlndle's Cove. :Mr. Davis. an electrician for the Ajax I,]leetrie company of Tacoma, has been at the :Matthes home and wired the new house for lights, tle first of the week. Vtrhy not use those speclal labels for your reserving. Jellies, pre- serves, vegetables and relishes, also blank labels. Journal Stationery Shop• day the 4th day of October, 1921,bo tween the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon and four o'olo In the after- noon, commencing at tm o'clock in the forenoon of said davY. in front of the main entran door to the County CCurt House in the City of Shelton. Covmty of Mason, State of Wmhington, either by the County Auditor of said county, or by a member of the Board of State Land Commissioners of the State of Washington, the timber on the follow- lng descTibed state laud will be sold at i puhlie auction to the highest bidder therefor, to-wit: £pplioation 'e. 10976. Timber on NE of section 16, town- ship 23 north, range 1 West, W. M£ containing 160 acres, more or less, ." cording to the government survey thereof, appraised at $6,849.00. .ppioation o. 11372. Timber on NW of section 16, town- ship 22 north, range 4 west, W. M., containing 160 acres, more or less, as- cording to the government survey thereof, a.ppraised at $6,152.50, subject to the rights ileretofore acquired by the City of Tacoma, under aP111ication No. 8640, in accordance with the provisions of chapter 125 of the laws of 1907, to perpettally back and bold water upon and over said tract. Timber on WVa of SWA of section 16, township 22 north, range 4 west, 'W. M., containing 80 acres, more or less, according to the government sur- vey thereof, appraised at $2,872.50. Said timber on said land will b0 sold for not less than the appraised value, as appraised by the Board of State Land Commissioners in the manner provided b law, a statement of which is now on file In the office of the Auditor of sld county. Terms of sale are: Csh to be paid on the day of sale. The purchaser of Umber on state lands will have five (5) years within which to remove said timber, with the privilege of securing extensions of time under the statutes governing. The Umber on the above deacribed lands is offered for ale in purnce of an order of the Board of State Land Commisiioners, and m order of lale duly Issued and ce'Ufled bF the .m- missioner of Publlo Indi of the 8rate of Wahington, now on file In the oce of the County AUditor of d unty. CLARK V. SAVIDG., Commluloner of Publlo IngM. $-6-9_60-6t. . ........ of six pe¢' centare per emnum, t.ogether with aoced interest on any aance the same rate: ]Povidd hat anb" may make full payment ot Iteret and statutory fees at time and obtain deed or state LUNBER BUILDING MATERI00 FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY LET. ME FIGURE ON YOUR NEXT ,ORDER Will Also Saw Your Logs On Order Mill Located on the Bay near Shelton Hi, ST Manufacturer and Dealer SHELTON WASH. Passengers, Baggage and Freight REASONABLE RATES PHONE 41. D. E. BARRETT W. H. SNITH SMOKERS' HEADQUARTERS Cigars, Tobaccos and High Grade Candies. Guns, Ammunition & Sporting Goods Try our fresh roasted peanuts All the Daily Papers patemt. The purchaser ot land contain- ing timber or otlr valuable matca-lal is proklbited by .zw from cutting or i I removimg any luoh Umber or materials without first obtalnhng consent of the of chapter 109 of the Seision Laws of Cmmissioner of Pub.lie Inds or the 1911. relating to eamements for rights- board, until the ruH amount of the of-waF and the rrlng of timber, purchase price has been paid and deed stone, mineral and other products over lesued, the sams. ' All salee of state lands are made The above deeeribed lands are offered iubJect to the reservations of oils. for salo in pursuance of an order of gases, coal. ores, minerals and fossils the .Board Of tate Land Commlsaon- of every name, kind and descrlptlon, erI, and.an ode%¢: ole_d:lo_llued and to the additional terms and con- anl ceruuea oF e  mmm oner ox ditions reIeribed In the act of the law. I PubUc Lands of th.e tata of Wahlng- islaturnnnnnvd ah O 1(mY hI,-'. I ton now on hie In the omce Ot lte ioction  "(--'.,,-7-%',n','..k'f o v -----'.-;'; Ioounty auditor qf said oounty. .............. I CLRK V. SAVIDG, °.shg°"land .l, bo sold ,ubet to I cmlssioner of P.b,,. d.. the terms, condlttoni and reservations 18-S_O-$O-6t, W. W. BARRETT • THE PIONEER HARDWARE STORE Stoves, Ranges, Hardware, Painta, Otis, Varnishes and Brushes, Picture Frames, Chirtain Polea mad Easels. All plumbing guaranteed as to work and material for one year. Lumber and Shingles NOW IS THE TIME TO BEGIN BUILIHNG. ALL KINDS OF ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER AND SHINGI.S CEDAR FEICE POSTS, dressed i and tapered, SIDEWALK LUMBER in 6 ft length% , if desire& CEDAR BEE BOX LUMBER. ] ALL OF THE ABOVE CAN BE FURNISHED AND " DELIVERED TO ANY PART, OF THE CITY OR COUNTRY ON SHORT NOTICE. WRITE OR ] PHONE US YOUR ORDER. PHONE 888. t Shelt0n Lumber & Shingle C0mpan¥