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Janllar'y, ,° 1959,
45, Montesano 44
71, St. Martin's 33
58, Raymond 52
Shelton 45
3HELT( SON, COLTNTY
'ima 5a, St. artin's :1 C|TY {]ODE
Chehalis 81, Raymond 73 i '. ' ;
Aberdeell 52, Wilson 33 (Cmtinued from page 1)
Hoquiam 47, M(mtesam 21 posed building code carefully be-
............................................... fore either adopting or rejecting
@X THEATRE,
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 26, 27
TIME TO LIVE AND a lifetime of ecstasy into a few
A TIME TO DIE" stolen h()llFS.
John Gavin and Plus .....
Lilo Pulver "N IOK"
of the bl'azing i)assion born A delightful jungle adventm'e.
COmes tlmt unf()rgetable A live action featm'ette in
of two Wire crammed T(chnicolor.
esday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Jan. 28, 29, 30, 31
DER ROAD"
Mitehum blasts the
He's trapl)ed between
and th, terror-mob,
hottest highway on
More savage than lhe
nn/ssaere of the
twenties. Today's bil-
whiskcy war.
• Plus ......
"THE NAKED EARTH"
Starring Richard Todd and
Juliette Greco
From ]mLure at its rawest
comes adventm'e at its mighl-
lest.
Special Admission: Children
35¢, Students 75€, Adults 85€.
for DAMN YANKEES, the greatest show to ever play
Broadway - Coming Soon.
the idea. B(ffh Moore and Mc-
Cunn feel that some city building
codes are overly restrictiw , and
phce a hardship on tile home
owncr.
MANY CITIES, such as Seattle
and Tacoma have elaborate build-
ing codes that control every phase
of construction and new improve-
ments. City officials here feel
th'lt such a code would not be ill
the best interest of Shelton al-
though they admit that a building
code does have its advantages.
WEATHER
High Low Precip.
Jan. 1,t .. 4;) deg. 33 deg, .... :...
Jan. 15 _. 4,1 deg. 37 deg'. .17 in.
Jan. 16 .. 52 deg. 42 deg. .11 in.
Jan. 17 .. 52 deg. 42 deg. .45 in.
Jan. 18 ,. 51 deg. 49 deg. .14 ill,
Jan. 19 ,. 55 deg. 3't deg .........
Jan. 20 .. 45 deg. 30 deg.
---Rayonier Incorporated.
,JAN UA00Y
gl
i
Q Rifles . 25% Off 41 41 TOOJS r 41
Model 70-257 Roberts Breast Drills ....................... 25% Off
Model 70-270 Rolerts Planes, Levels ................ . .... ,20% Off
Model 721A 300 Magnum Hand Drills .. $2.95 Braces .. $2.19'
Model 722A 300 Savage
Q Miscellaneous ®
Iron Boards ................ $6.95
Fishing Rods ½ Price
Elec. Mixers .. $39.95
.. qts. $1.40 - gals .. $4.29
Stainless Tableware .. $6.50
Value Mirrors .............. $1.95
Rubber Mats .............. $1.49
Set Nortika China .... $45.56
Breast Drills ........ $1.95 and $2,95
Triangle Squares .................... 65¢
6 -inch Skil Saws ................. $38.95
Ball Pein Hammers .............. $1.39
Alcohol Torches ................ Price
Combination Squares ............ $1.19
Hammer Handles ...: ................ 15¢
:mm mmmmmm mmmm mmmm mmmm
| " . . .. .. ........ |
[ MANY OTHER ITEMS AT ]
I |
! !
I REDUCED PRICES '
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I
Fmmmmmlimmmmm mimm..mmmmm. J
e Bath Scales ........ $5.95 "'
Sheriffs Gf;li00 tics
2 A6Dto: aofS3, :2 mess[lcre m ad e
in 1958 by the Shelton Police De-
partment as compared with 417
in 1957.
Thirteen were arrested for burg-
laries, bad checks and .grand ltr-
eeny and 58 juveniles were han-
dled by the juvenile officer 'for
various offenses. One hundred
and fifteen accidents, with over
$25 in :damages :resulting, were
handled as compared to 142 acci-
dents ,last year.
Twenty-seven persons were in-
jured in auto accidents but no
deaths resulted, The estimated
damage to persons who made re-
ports in 1958 amounted to $23,142
while in 1957 it was $30,000.
Sepli© Tank Servioe
To Resume Business
Bill's Septic Tank Service will
resume operations within the next
six weeks as soon as new equip-
merit can .be installed.
The truck of the .company was
badly .:damaged New Year's day
while parked,at the home ,of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Meal who own the
arvice. "
A :new, truck has alredy ii bee
pnrehased but it requires time to
find and install the necessary
,quipment, f0r, the: business.
BASKEIBALL SCOES
Olympia 54, East Bemerton 49
Hoquiam 51, Hudson's Bay 30
West Brmerton 48, Lincoln 30
North Kitsap 68, Port Towns 44
Port Angeles 50, South ;:Kit 44
Centralia 52, Fort Vancouver 49
West Brem 40,.Olympia 36
TIDES OFTHE WEEK
Computed forHood Canal
(Oakland Bay Udes :m, O!le ,laogr
and 55 mlaut leXer.)
Friday, n. 23
High .............. ,5:'06 aml. .12.2 ft.
Low ................ 10:20 a.m. :r/:6,ft.
High .............. 3:07 ;p.m. I1.0 'ft.
Low ................ 10:17 pan. -1.4 ft.
Saturday, ,la .24
,High . ............. :5:36 a.m. 12.5 ft.
Low ................ t0:59 a,m. 7.2 ft,,
High .............. 3:510 p.m. 11.1 ft.
Low ................ 10:54Lp,m. -1.5 ft.
Smlday, Jan. 25
High .............. 6:08 can. 12.8 ft.
Low ................ 11:38 a.m. 6.6 ft.
High .............. 4:38 p.m. ll.l.ft.
Low ................ 11:30 p;m. -1.3 ft.
Monday, Jan, 6
High .............. 6:32 a.m. 13.0 ft.
Low ................ 12:13 p.m. 5.9 ft.
High .............. 5:26 p.m. 11.0 ft.
Tuesday, .rJa 27
Low ................ 0;09 a.m. -0.9 ft.
High ............... 7:02 a,m. 13.1 ft.
Low ............... 1:02 p.m. 5.1 ft.
High .............. 6:18 p.m. ;10.8 ft.
Wednesday, a. 28
Low ................ 0:51 aan. 0.9 ft.
High .............. 7:34 a.m. 13.2 ft.
Low ................ 1:49 p.m. 4.2 ft.
High .............. 7:17 p.m. 10.4 ft.
Thursday, J,aL 29
Low ................ 1:34 a.m. 2.0 ft.
High .............. 8:09 a.m..13.1 ft.
Low ................ 2:41 p.m. 3.4 ft.
High .............. 8:22 p.m. 9.9 ft.
Look across the border to Oregon and Idaho-"
k
WHY SHOULD. YO.._U.U GET ONLL$2
WHEN YOUR NEIGHBORS
IN OREGON AND IDAHO GETS3?
Read how trading stamp savers in Washington are deprived by. out.ot.:dat. :
state legislation legislation which can and should be repealed now.
.LL over America, smart thrifty house-
• wives regard trading stamps almost
s a "second savings account." A way to
get things for their home and family they
might not otherwise be able to afford.
But here in Washington, an out-of-date
law deprives the housewife of the full re-
iturn on her thrift.
This law says that she must redeem her
tamp collector's books for cash-S2 in
cash-instead of merchandise, worth on
ian average of over $3
Wh
y does she lose this $1 ? Why has this
out-of-date law remained on the books for
Over 40 years? Why do our neighbors
across the border in Oregon and Idaho en-
joy the full return on their thrift-while
, We in Washington canno?
The answer is imple. Some retail interests
in .,the' State who dread the increased
¢-o._m, Petition full use of trading stamps
would bring-have blocked attemp,,a£
repeahng this legislation ,for ..their ,o
special interests.
The present iState Legislature did :,ot Of
course, create this legislation. ,It d0es, 1
however, have before itnowa'bffi:to tepeal
the old law and give you :the ,right ¢orj
deem stamps 'for merchandise.
Attempts are being made to :block the r;
peal at this very moment. 'If you :agree
that Washington housewives ,:axe ,entitled
to a full return on their ,hrift-:the full
return enjoyed in Oregon, Idaho ,and '
almost every other state- hy ot wto
your legislator now and tell him how you I
feel. He will appreciate heaHngyour semi,!
ments. (This newspaper can give you the
name of your State Senator.) To him, the
opinion of thousands of voters will always
carry greater weight th.an a small mila,ority
of lobbyists.
'Remember, trading stamps have been given by merchants and saved by .
housewives in this state for over hail a century. The only question now is
Shouldn't Washington housewives be entitled to the same full re tg.r O
their thrift as housewives in Oregon, Idaho and othpr states?
e WHy NOT WASHINGTON? Commlttea
.,a, group of Washington homemakers
mar,ng merchandise for trading stomps.
MRS. JEANNE LINDEEN, Exec. Secy.
1911 Monroe St., Pullman, Wash.
THE S & H GREEN ST/uP PEOPLE serving
tO million families for aver 60 years.
THE SPERRY & HUTCHINSON CO.
George Schlrer, President
114 Fifth Ave., Nsw York City
WASH NGTON E ......... "
___= .... R T, AI!ER$ ,FAVOIN@
tERCHANDISE FOR, TRADING .STAMPS...
an organization af local merchants ad(a.
catlng,freedom in zelail,competlticm.
BEN E. ADAMS, ChaiIq
692| E. Marginal Way ttle
in .U.8,A,," ..W.ashin
, 00HHSgN'00
Sf:23
MERCHANI
MERCItANT LEA(IITE
W L
Thackery Electric .......... 5 3
.Den's Flying A Service 5 3
Prepp's .Rexall Store .... 4 Lfi 31,./,
Olympic Plywood ....... ... 4 35
!Ziegler's Camera Shop .. 4 4
Kimbel Motors Inc ........ 4 4
Bill's Shell Service ......... 4 4
Western Meat ................ 1 7
High .game--Don Johnson 241
High total--Don Johnson 623
Don Johnson slammed a 623 se-
ries (177-241-205) for top honors
in the Merchants bowling league
last week and also led the team
he sponsors, Den's Flying A Serv-
ice, to a 3-1 triumph over Zieg-
ler's Camera Shop (Ed Byrne 230
and 575) which shot the gas ped-
dlers :into a top rung deadlock
,with Thackeray .Electric (Mary
Biehl 211 and 552), which gained
a 3-1 edge over Kimbel 1Iotors
(Dick White 556).
Olympic Plywood (Don Ander-
son 540) wona 3-V,o victory over
Prepp!s Rexall Store (Russ Mor-
ken :496), and Bill's Shell Service
(Floyd Fuller 518) blanked Wes-
tern Meat (Jim Kitna 220 and
219 for a 579 series).
'CLUBS' GET NEW
PiN ,MEMBERSHIPS
JUNIOR BOWLING
W L
Bernie's Barber Shop ........ 7 1
Parker's Mr. & Mrs. Shop 7 1
Les Joslin Insurance .......... 5 3
Shalalro0k . Care .................. 5 3
Beckwith 3ewelry ,. 3 5
Angle 'Insurance .................. 2 6
Graystone ............................ 2 6
Hembrof Agency .............. 1 7
High Scores
Boys game--Wayne Carlson 212
Boys total--Larry Neal 541
• :Girls ;game--Pat z'cher 172
Girls total--Nancy '.Wilson 436
Special "clubs" lgained new
d
members in junior leagpe bowling
play :Sturdlkv. t,Archer joined
the girls "15[} lub' by posiing a
172 and Larry Neal and Wayne
Carlson both hit the "200.Club"
Lowe 666,-Whitmarsh
In 00ommeroial
MEN's *()OMMEll(JIAL
V¢ L
Ritnor's Highballers .......... 6 2
Delight Park ........................ 6 2
Verle's Sporting Goods .... 5 3
Moose Lodge ...................... 4 ,t
Wingard's Sport Shop ...... 4 ,t
Local 161 .............................. 3 5
Hansen's Union Oil ............ 2 6
Gott Oil ................................ 2 6
High game--.Sonny Lowc 251
High total -- Sonny Lowc 666,
Bob Whitmarsh 605
Sonny Lowe's 666 series marked
individual scoring feats in the
men's Commercial bowling league
last week but oddly his 251 high
game was achieved in the ouly
game Ritner's Highballers lost in
a 3-1 victory over HanseWs Union
Oil (Glenn Roessel 579).
Bob Whltmarsh was another in
the charmed circle, his 605 lead-
ing Delight Park to a 3-1 success
against Verle's Sporting Goods
(Dale McClanahan 522). Other de-
cisions were by 3-1 counts, too,
Local 161 (Percy Zamzow 540)
winning from Gott Oil (Jerry Sam-
ples 486), Wingard's Sport Shop
Jim .A.rcher 584) from Moose
Lodge (Cliff Howard 588).
OLYMPIA BANTAMS
SQUARE PiN SERIES
• THURSDAY BANTAMS
W
Selmabol's Jaybirds ............ 5 1
Hedrick Sport Center. ....... 4 2
Y/ereer's Alley-oops .......... ,1 2:
Morgan & Eacrett .............. 2 4
Northwest Evergreen ........ 2 4
Boon!s Plumbing .: .............. i 5
High Scores
Boys game--David Barnett ]28
Bos total---David Barnett 247
Girls game--Alice Pearson 134
Girls total--Alice Pearson 203
FRIDAY BANTAMS
W ,L
Ed Byrne ..................... : ........ 5 i
Ar-own ' Bakery .................. 4 2
Lions Club .......................... 3 3
Active Club .......................... 3 0
.Ziegler Camera hop ........ 2 1
Timber Bowl ........................ 1 5
again with respective 201 and 212 Journal .................................. 0 6
games. Nelson's Oysters ................ 0 3
;Pat and Nancy Wilson, with a II'h Scores ..
436 series, led'he all-giri Parker's Boys game---Keth Savage o
Mr. & Mrs Shop team to one of l Boys series--Kei.th Savage zaa
three shutouts scored during the Gu'ls game-Gem Wlson 135 .
day's play over Hembroff Agency I Gh'ls series---Joan Scnneider 24x
(Joel Watters 458). Bernie's Bar- . , ' . --/ ...... _ .
ber Shoo (Don Hanson 510) and nemn's bantam oowters were
ShamrockCafe ('Gary Cowan 465) all square with O!ympia riwds af-
goose-egged Grastone (Bruce ter losing a total-pins aecision
Johnson-4-14) and B-eekwith lewel-"on Capitol Lanes Sunday morning.
ry (Jerry Mallory 432), while Les
Joslin Insurance (Larry Neal 541)
took a 3-1 verdict over Angle In-
surance (Wayne Carlson 446).
SWING SHIFT -LEAGUE
W L
Hemloekers .... '.: ........... : ........ 8 0
Strippers .............................. 7 1
Chasers .................................. 5 3
Woodworms ........................... 4 4
Planers ..................... , ............ 3 5
Mixers ..................... : ............... 3 5
Log Peelers .......................... 2 6
Pin Benders .......................... 0 8
High game --- Darold Freeman
197
High total -- Doyle Barnett 564
RAYONIER RESEARCH
W L
Maintenance .................. 11 5
Cellulouses ...................... 11 5
Pin Curlers .................... 10V_, 5A
Rayonettes : ............ : ........ 8 8
WOod Birds .................... 71/,/, 8]
Clockwatehers .............. 7 9
Acetate ACes .................. 5 11
Silva Foxes .................... 4 12
High game --- Corky Dickinson
221
High total--Don Woods 575
CHEHALIS 71 ST. MARTIN'S 33
Dowling 14 f Skahan 13
Denny 13 f Soule 1
Kaija 10 c Van Geystal 10
Borovec 9 g Heutmaker 8
James 8 g Worthington .3
Subs: Chehalis--Allie 7, Wood
4, Schwarz 2, Boles 2, arr.ett 2,
Wedin. i St. Martps--Brwick 1,
Acuff 1,:Bucsko, Hartman, Boulac,
Monroe.
THURSTON 58 RYMOND 62
Heusman 4 f 'Bond 11
Bower 7. f Hampton 4
Ford 21 ,c ,,Olson 3
Asbach 10 g Evan 8
Cooper 16 g Lapinsld 4
Subs: /r.-Bachofner, Bertsch.
Raymond Gehlert 2, ,Barnum,
Knight. "
CHEHALIS 81 RAYMOND 73
Denny 11 f Bond 11
Dowlinff 13 f :,Harppkon 3
Kaija 16 c r I "Olson 36
Schwarz 13 g Evans 6
Borovec 16 g Lapinski 11
Subs: hehalis-llie 6, Wood 4,,
Garrett 2. Raym0ndBaum 4,
Zambaras ,2.
TIIURSTON 74 ST. MARTIN'S 61
Heusman ,18 f Hartman 11
Bower 13 f yan,Ge¥tal 12
Ford 15 c .... loulac 2
Asbaeh 14 g Skahan 17
Cooper 12 g Heutmaker 12
Subs: N.T.--Blacketeer 2. St.
Martin's--D. Stule 7.
ELMA 53 ST. MARTIN'S 32
Peek 6 f 'kahan 4
George 6 £ Hartman 2
I-Iepworth 11 c Van Geystal 9
Tornquist &3 g *Heutmaker 5
Beerbower 10 g Worthington 5
Subs: :ElmaDotson 5, Brock-
rnueller 2. St. Martin's--Acuff 4,
Soule 2, :Monroe 1.
Too Lat00 T o
GIEEN DAVENPORT and chair, in
gooa condition, for ,sale, Phone 1-1A
6-6675 from 9 a.m. fintil noon.
T1/22-2/5
8AIdE--Box prag and inner
ng matt'ress for double bed/$25.
evening H& 6,M68. D1/22
F0R RENT--2 bdr0om house, i"ttl=-
nihed, Phone HA 6-4622. M1/22
R'AI3BIT IRTILIZER for-al-'.. :B;
the sack. Phone HA 6-8816. ,
• B1q22-2/5
lvO-"REN T'.-T wo-"-":b-e-d I,-o o--il 1 '= h-o-m--e--i'iii"-
nthed, refdrences required. Phone
V. 6-86i9. __!/, ¢
were. Phone Olyml#.'FL, 7'1:,
..... _ /
Stdkius, ' 1.4023' 1,14 S,E., Rent0a,
Wash, J1/22
The girls upset their Olympia
opponents, 1313-1270, behind Joan
Schnoider's 328 series after losing
to them in the first match on
Shelton alleys, but the Shelton
boys took the short end of an
1874-1806 count to give Olympia
a 25-pin edge in total pins. Keith
Savage's 451 was high for both
teams.
WOMEN'S COMMERCIAL
W L
Timber Bowl .................. 7% 41.
].ll.& Valley ................ 75':, 4//.',
ilk Tee "Care ............ 7 5
Gott Oilerettes .............. 7 5
Richfield Oil .................. 7 5
Darigold .......................... 6 6
Den's Flying A Service 4 8
Ralph's Fine Foods ...... 2 10
High game Phyl Ziegler 211
'High total--Phyl Ziegler 566
WOMEN'S CITY LEAGUE
Hedrick Sport Center .. 49 19
McConkey Pharmacy .. 45,. 22
Joy Novelty .................... 38 30
Cota Grill ..................... 33 35
Olsen Fm'niture ............ 30 38
Manley's Fountain ........ 28, 39b
Shelter Hotel ................ 28 40
Ritner's Broiler ............ 20 48
High game--Vera Bishop 191
High total--Inez Dodds 456
pa o: 5
' ' A Lower Skekomish Adds
'00INTERS OU
SRAHOOPMEN 523 T 3 More,Hoop S©a[ps ,
Qlfick Print kepl Shelton SR.A L x; .... S )< sh ran its \\;'i '-
Oltt of the victoFy cohll]ln agLahlltol'v sttillg 1() fi\\;'t in a r(av \\;,,ilh..
in Olympia city ]eag/Ic basketbdl o It' deleal hy w ]il)pim4 ,:a nik.Ie.
play lasi week with a 52-37 tci-
tllllpt).
QUICK PRINT 52 SI{.A 37
Williams 3 I' Coleman 6
Heintzelman 12 f Ashley 2
McCallum 6 c Hohnan 6
Hersey 1:1 g' Sutherland
Stautz 1.4 g Clary 11
Subs: Qui('.l Print Robinson 2,
Martin 3, l)ay 1. SRA .Corey 10,
Christy 2, Ristine.
MEN'S IN I)[TNTRIAL
Lumbermen's Mere ......... 11 1
20th Cenim'y Thriftway .. 7 5
Panatorium Cleaners ...... 7 5
"Waterfront Realty . ........... 6 6
Wilson's Lefty's ................ 6 6
Grant Lmnber . .................. 5 7
Cote & Myhre Service ....... 4 S
Morgan Transfer . ............. 2 10
High game Walt Elliott 215
High total . Walt Elliott 572
BURP LEA(I[TE
Rainier Beer ....................... 4:9 15
Shelton Recreation ............. 38 2(;
Rilner's Straight Shots .... 37 27
Mick's Tavern ................... 32 ;32
The Tropics ......................... 29 35
Log Cabin .......................... 25 39
Rishel Logging .................... 24 ,10
Heidelberg Beer . ............... 22 42
High game--Dot Robm, ts 178
High series - Dot Knulzen, Dot
Barnaby each 476
25-1], and Vauhn lwce. 2,-9 u.lt,t
:16-22, in recent ,r:ulc sclm,}l ba:--
1;at ba, ll ganws .... ,
Billy Smilh's 17 pcdnls in the
first Vaughn gtlnle, ,I il/lllly ifl()([-
paster's 12 aglirlsl l"::llllJl('h(', :'D(I
Eddie MilLer's 13 in Ihe ,'(!con(i
Vl.||,'hn gl:tl*llC \\;\'cFc ll)tl t)¢qq't)|'lll-
a u(x!s,
iEN'S ()I'F" IAqAGIi;I .
\\;V .L
\\;Vilson Company . ......... 7 2
l:eckwittl Je\\;veh'v ...... 5 ,t
,Frisl:en Oii ..................... 5
Simpson Logg'ers ........... Z t '
Needhanl Shopvi/e ,t 5
• t0 & 8 ............................... 4 5
A,Iac's Corner ........... ,t 5
Lllnlberule,,l',q Nlel (' :3 (i
High garne Mtlrv ('aiq(q' 221
High total• Mary Carier ;I
"'------T---- ..............................................
Mutual Fund Sb¢rnl ,,,
v
WADDELL & REED, iNC2,1
/Pr/€/po/ Underw¢i#erg
HERB ROTTER
Title InSurance Building
/PrOle('tlts m H'qu*',M !,
L .... ...... ..............................................................................
• I . I]1 II I II1( . i,ml IImm iiilU i ml
Well Drilling
WATER WELLS- TEST HOLE,S
Bedell Drilming Co.
LAWRENCE BEDELL
Phone HA. 6-4713 •
Route 3, Bo 170, 8helto
I .... Ill llll I II UNI I I I I
.... [ --. I I I .................. ,,
• :BLACK SUEDE
• BLACK PATENT
.• BLACK LEATHER
• '.RED PATENT
• RED LEAq'HER
• TAN
WOMEN'S FLATS
!:
Values to $5.!}8
STARTS THURSDAY, JAN. 22ND
WHEN YOU THINK OF" SHOES
THINK OF
The Bootery
"HOME OF POLL-PARROT SHOES"
Phone HA 6-3122 125 Raih'cad Ave.
I ...... I
Gigantic 'Tir,e Sale!
SAVE FROH TO
All Grades of restone Tires On Sale
PUNETURE SAFE
-SIZES IN' STOCK
Tht aectlonl view of the new
Firestone 6Upreme tire il]ustrat
how the gummy sealant prevent
air llge ,by dinging,to ,a .pene-
trating nail. It also shows how the
dphragm 'i etoured to protect
it fr'om puncturing nails. The auto-
matte valve in the center of the
diaphragm atttomatieMly elos
.when the outer wall of the tire i
broken or sluhed retains
enough air in the inner chamber to
kP the tire inflated a! tl r
,6.00-16
6.50-i6
6.40-15
6.70-1.5
7.10-15
7.60-15
7.50-14
8.00-14
8.50-1.4
,BUY A PAIR--
GO ANYWHERE
Firestone
& Country
The sensotianol new
winter,fire that's
GUARANTEED
TO GO ---
thru ice, mud or snow
or we pay, tke tow
Plus Tax and Recappable Casing
NO PHONE ORDERS PLEASE
Lundord,s l00|restofle 317 Railr0ad
OPEN FOR BUSINESS IN OUR NEW LOCATION
PHONE HA 6-8476
Janllar'y, ,° 1959,
45, Montesano 44
71, St. Martin's 33
58, Raymond 52
Shelton 45
3HELT( SON, COLTNTY
'ima 5a, St. artin's :1 C|TY {]ODE
Chehalis 81, Raymond 73 i '. ' ;
Aberdeell 52, Wilson 33 (Cmtinued from page 1)
Hoquiam 47, M(mtesam 21 posed building code carefully be-
............................................... fore either adopting or rejecting
@X THEATRE,
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 26, 27
TIME TO LIVE AND a lifetime of ecstasy into a few
A TIME TO DIE" stolen h()llFS.
John Gavin and Plus .....
Lilo Pulver "N IOK"
of the bl'azing i)assion born A delightful jungle adventm'e.
COmes tlmt unf()rgetable A live action featm'ette in
of two Wire crammed T(chnicolor.
esday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Jan. 28, 29, 30, 31
DER ROAD"
Mitehum blasts the
He's trapl)ed between
and th, terror-mob,
hottest highway on
More savage than lhe
nn/ssaere of the
twenties. Today's bil-
whiskcy war.
• Plus ......
"THE NAKED EARTH"
Starring Richard Todd and
Juliette Greco
From ]mLure at its rawest
comes adventm'e at its mighl-
lest.
Special Admission: Children
35¢, Students 75€, Adults 85€.
for DAMN YANKEES, the greatest show to ever play
Broadway - Coming Soon.
the idea. B(ffh Moore and Mc-
Cunn feel that some city building
codes are overly restrictiw , and
phce a hardship on tile home
owncr.
MANY CITIES, such as Seattle
and Tacoma have elaborate build-
ing codes that control every phase
of construction and new improve-
ments. City officials here feel
th'lt such a code would not be ill
the best interest of Shelton al-
though they admit that a building
code does have its advantages.
WEATHER
High Low Precip.
Jan. 1,t .. 4;) deg. 33 deg, .... :...
Jan. 15 _. 4,1 deg. 37 deg'. .17 in.
Jan. 16 .. 52 deg. 42 deg. .11 in.
Jan. 17 .. 52 deg. 42 deg. .45 in.
Jan. 18 ,. 51 deg. 49 deg. .14 ill,
Jan. 19 ,. 55 deg. 3't deg .........
Jan. 20 .. 45 deg. 30 deg.
---Rayonier Incorporated.
,JAN UA00Y
gl
i
Q Rifles . 25% Off 41 41 TOOJS r 41
Model 70-257 Roberts Breast Drills ....................... 25% Off
Model 70-270 Rolerts Planes, Levels ................ . .... ,20% Off
Model 721A 300 Magnum Hand Drills .. $2.95 Braces .. $2.19'
Model 722A 300 Savage
Q Miscellaneous ®
Iron Boards ................ $6.95
Fishing Rods ½ Price
Elec. Mixers .. $39.95
.. qts. $1.40 - gals .. $4.29
Stainless Tableware .. $6.50
Value Mirrors .............. $1.95
Rubber Mats .............. $1.49
Set Nortika China .... $45.56
Breast Drills ........ $1.95 and $2,95
Triangle Squares .................... 65¢
6 -inch Skil Saws ................. $38.95
Ball Pein Hammers .............. $1.39
Alcohol Torches ................ Price
Combination Squares ............ $1.19
Hammer Handles ...: ................ 15¢
:mm mmmmmm mmmm mmmm mmmm
| " . . .. .. ........ |
[ MANY OTHER ITEMS AT ]
I |
! !
I REDUCED PRICES '
|
I
Fmmmmmlimmmmm mimm..mmmmm. J
e Bath Scales ........ $5.95 "'
Sheriffs Gf;li00 tics
2 A6Dto: aofS3, :2 mess[lcre m ad e
in 1958 by the Shelton Police De-
partment as compared with 417
in 1957.
Thirteen were arrested for burg-
laries, bad checks and .grand ltr-
eeny and 58 juveniles were han-
dled by the juvenile officer 'for
various offenses. One hundred
and fifteen accidents, with over
$25 in :damages :resulting, were
handled as compared to 142 acci-
dents ,last year.
Twenty-seven persons were in-
jured in auto accidents but no
deaths resulted, The estimated
damage to persons who made re-
ports in 1958 amounted to $23,142
while in 1957 it was $30,000.
Sepli© Tank Servioe
To Resume Business
Bill's Septic Tank Service will
resume operations within the next
six weeks as soon as new equip-
merit can .be installed.
The truck of the .company was
badly .:damaged New Year's day
while parked,at the home ,of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Meal who own the
arvice. "
A :new, truck has alredy ii bee
pnrehased but it requires time to
find and install the necessary
,quipment, f0r, the: business.
BASKEIBALL SCOES
Olympia 54, East Bemerton 49
Hoquiam 51, Hudson's Bay 30
West Brmerton 48, Lincoln 30
North Kitsap 68, Port Towns 44
Port Angeles 50, South ;:Kit 44
Centralia 52, Fort Vancouver 49
West Brem 40,.Olympia 36
TIDES OFTHE WEEK
Computed forHood Canal
(Oakland Bay Udes :m, O!le ,laogr
and 55 mlaut leXer.)
Friday, n. 23
High .............. ,5:'06 aml. .12.2 ft.
Low ................ 10:20 a.m. :r/:6,ft.
High .............. 3:07 ;p.m. I1.0 'ft.
Low ................ 10:17 pan. -1.4 ft.
Saturday, ,la .24
,High . ............. :5:36 a.m. 12.5 ft.
Low ................ t0:59 a,m. 7.2 ft,,
High .............. 3:510 p.m. 11.1 ft.
Low ................ 10:54Lp,m. -1.5 ft.
Smlday, Jan. 25
High .............. 6:08 can. 12.8 ft.
Low ................ 11:38 a.m. 6.6 ft.
High .............. 4:38 p.m. ll.l.ft.
Low ................ 11:30 p;m. -1.3 ft.
Monday, Jan, 6
High .............. 6:32 a.m. 13.0 ft.
Low ................ 12:13 p.m. 5.9 ft.
High .............. 5:26 p.m. 11.0 ft.
Tuesday, .rJa 27
Low ................ 0;09 a.m. -0.9 ft.
High ............... 7:02 a,m. 13.1 ft.
Low ............... 1:02 p.m. 5.1 ft.
High .............. 6:18 p.m. ;10.8 ft.
Wednesday, a. 28
Low ................ 0:51 aan. 0.9 ft.
High .............. 7:34 a.m. 13.2 ft.
Low ................ 1:49 p.m. 4.2 ft.
High .............. 7:17 p.m. 10.4 ft.
Thursday, J,aL 29
Low ................ 1:34 a.m. 2.0 ft.
High .............. 8:09 a.m..13.1 ft.
Low ................ 2:41 p.m. 3.4 ft.
High .............. 8:22 p.m. 9.9 ft.
Look across the border to Oregon and Idaho-"
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WHY SHOULD. YO.._U.U GET ONLL$2
WHEN YOUR NEIGHBORS
IN OREGON AND IDAHO GETS3?
Read how trading stamp savers in Washington are deprived by. out.ot.:dat. :
state legislation legislation which can and should be repealed now.
.LL over America, smart thrifty house-
• wives regard trading stamps almost
s a "second savings account." A way to
get things for their home and family they
might not otherwise be able to afford.
But here in Washington, an out-of-date
law deprives the housewife of the full re-
iturn on her thrift.
This law says that she must redeem her
tamp collector's books for cash-S2 in
cash-instead of merchandise, worth on
ian average of over $3
Wh
y does she lose this $1 ? Why has this
out-of-date law remained on the books for
Over 40 years? Why do our neighbors
across the border in Oregon and Idaho en-
joy the full return on their thrift-while
, We in Washington canno?
The answer is imple. Some retail interests
in .,the' State who dread the increased
¢-o._m, Petition full use of trading stamps
would bring-have blocked attemp,,a£
repeahng this legislation ,for ..their ,o
special interests.
The present iState Legislature did :,ot Of
course, create this legislation. ,It d0es, 1
however, have before itnowa'bffi:to tepeal
the old law and give you :the ,right ¢orj
deem stamps 'for merchandise.
Attempts are being made to :block the r;
peal at this very moment. 'If you :agree
that Washington housewives ,:axe ,entitled
to a full return on their ,hrift-:the full
return enjoyed in Oregon, Idaho ,and '
almost every other state- hy ot wto
your legislator now and tell him how you I
feel. He will appreciate heaHngyour semi,!
ments. (This newspaper can give you the
name of your State Senator.) To him, the
opinion of thousands of voters will always
carry greater weight th.an a small mila,ority
of lobbyists.
'Remember, trading stamps have been given by merchants and saved by .
housewives in this state for over hail a century. The only question now is
Shouldn't Washington housewives be entitled to the same full re tg.r O
their thrift as housewives in Oregon, Idaho and othpr states?
e WHy NOT WASHINGTON? Commlttea
.,a, group of Washington homemakers
mar,ng merchandise for trading stomps.
MRS. JEANNE LINDEEN, Exec. Secy.
1911 Monroe St., Pullman, Wash.
THE S & H GREEN ST/uP PEOPLE serving
tO million families for aver 60 years.
THE SPERRY & HUTCHINSON CO.
George Schlrer, President
114 Fifth Ave., Nsw York City
WASH NGTON E ......... "
___= .... R T, AI!ER$ ,FAVOIN@
tERCHANDISE FOR, TRADING .STAMPS...
an organization af local merchants ad(a.
catlng,freedom in zelail,competlticm.
BEN E. ADAMS, ChaiIq
692| E. Marginal Way ttle
in .U.8,A,," ..W.ashin
, 00HHSgN'00
Sf:23
MERCHANI
MERCItANT LEA(IITE
W L
Thackery Electric .......... 5 3
.Den's Flying A Service 5 3
Prepp's .Rexall Store .... 4 Lfi 31,./,
Olympic Plywood ....... ... 4 35
!Ziegler's Camera Shop .. 4 4
Kimbel Motors Inc ........ 4 4
Bill's Shell Service ......... 4 4
Western Meat ................ 1 7
High .game--Don Johnson 241
High total--Don Johnson 623
Don Johnson slammed a 623 se-
ries (177-241-205) for top honors
in the Merchants bowling league
last week and also led the team
he sponsors, Den's Flying A Serv-
ice, to a 3-1 triumph over Zieg-
ler's Camera Shop (Ed Byrne 230
and 575) which shot the gas ped-
dlers :into a top rung deadlock
,with Thackeray .Electric (Mary
Biehl 211 and 552), which gained
a 3-1 edge over Kimbel 1Iotors
(Dick White 556).
Olympic Plywood (Don Ander-
son 540) wona 3-V,o victory over
Prepp!s Rexall Store (Russ Mor-
ken :496), and Bill's Shell Service
(Floyd Fuller 518) blanked Wes-
tern Meat (Jim Kitna 220 and
219 for a 579 series).
'CLUBS' GET NEW
PiN ,MEMBERSHIPS
JUNIOR BOWLING
W L
Bernie's Barber Shop ........ 7 1
Parker's Mr. & Mrs. Shop 7 1
Les Joslin Insurance .......... 5 3
Shalalro0k . Care .................. 5 3
Beckwith 3ewelry ,. 3 5
Angle 'Insurance .................. 2 6
Graystone ............................ 2 6
Hembrof Agency .............. 1 7
High Scores
Boys game--Wayne Carlson 212
Boys total--Larry Neal 541
• :Girls ;game--Pat z'cher 172
Girls total--Nancy '.Wilson 436
Special "clubs" lgained new
d
members in junior leagpe bowling
play :Sturdlkv. t,Archer joined
the girls "15[} lub' by posiing a
172 and Larry Neal and Wayne
Carlson both hit the "200.Club"
Lowe 666,-Whitmarsh
In 00ommeroial
MEN's *()OMMEll(JIAL
V¢ L
Ritnor's Highballers .......... 6 2
Delight Park ........................ 6 2
Verle's Sporting Goods .... 5 3
Moose Lodge ...................... 4 ,t
Wingard's Sport Shop ...... 4 ,t
Local 161 .............................. 3 5
Hansen's Union Oil ............ 2 6
Gott Oil ................................ 2 6
High game--.Sonny Lowc 251
High total -- Sonny Lowc 666,
Bob Whitmarsh 605
Sonny Lowe's 666 series marked
individual scoring feats in the
men's Commercial bowling league
last week but oddly his 251 high
game was achieved in the ouly
game Ritner's Highballers lost in
a 3-1 victory over HanseWs Union
Oil (Glenn Roessel 579).
Bob Whltmarsh was another in
the charmed circle, his 605 lead-
ing Delight Park to a 3-1 success
against Verle's Sporting Goods
(Dale McClanahan 522). Other de-
cisions were by 3-1 counts, too,
Local 161 (Percy Zamzow 540)
winning from Gott Oil (Jerry Sam-
ples 486), Wingard's Sport Shop
Jim .A.rcher 584) from Moose
Lodge (Cliff Howard 588).
OLYMPIA BANTAMS
SQUARE PiN SERIES
• THURSDAY BANTAMS
W
Selmabol's Jaybirds ............ 5 1
Hedrick Sport Center. ....... 4 2
Y/ereer's Alley-oops .......... ,1 2:
Morgan & Eacrett .............. 2 4
Northwest Evergreen ........ 2 4
Boon!s Plumbing .: .............. i 5
High Scores
Boys game--David Barnett ]28
Bos total---David Barnett 247
Girls game--Alice Pearson 134
Girls total--Alice Pearson 203
FRIDAY BANTAMS
W ,L
Ed Byrne ..................... : ........ 5 i
Ar-own ' Bakery .................. 4 2
Lions Club .......................... 3 3
Active Club .......................... 3 0
.Ziegler Camera hop ........ 2 1
Timber Bowl ........................ 1 5
again with respective 201 and 212 Journal .................................. 0 6
games. Nelson's Oysters ................ 0 3
;Pat and Nancy Wilson, with a II'h Scores ..
436 series, led'he all-giri Parker's Boys game---Keth Savage o
Mr. & Mrs Shop team to one of l Boys series--Kei.th Savage zaa
three shutouts scored during the Gu'ls game-Gem Wlson 135 .
day's play over Hembroff Agency I Gh'ls series---Joan Scnneider 24x
(Joel Watters 458). Bernie's Bar- . , ' . --/ ...... _ .
ber Shoo (Don Hanson 510) and nemn's bantam oowters were
ShamrockCafe ('Gary Cowan 465) all square with O!ympia riwds af-
goose-egged Grastone (Bruce ter losing a total-pins aecision
Johnson-4-14) and B-eekwith lewel-"on Capitol Lanes Sunday morning.
ry (Jerry Mallory 432), while Les
Joslin Insurance (Larry Neal 541)
took a 3-1 verdict over Angle In-
surance (Wayne Carlson 446).
SWING SHIFT -LEAGUE
W L
Hemloekers .... '.: ........... : ........ 8 0
Strippers .............................. 7 1
Chasers .................................. 5 3
Woodworms ........................... 4 4
Planers ..................... , ............ 3 5
Mixers ..................... : ............... 3 5
Log Peelers .......................... 2 6
Pin Benders .......................... 0 8
High game --- Darold Freeman
197
High total -- Doyle Barnett 564
RAYONIER RESEARCH
W L
Maintenance .................. 11 5
Cellulouses ...................... 11 5
Pin Curlers .................... 10V_, 5A
Rayonettes : ............ : ........ 8 8
WOod Birds .................... 71/,/, 8]
Clockwatehers .............. 7 9
Acetate ACes .................. 5 11
Silva Foxes .................... 4 12
High game --- Corky Dickinson
221
High total--Don Woods 575
CHEHALIS 71 ST. MARTIN'S 33
Dowling 14 f Skahan 13
Denny 13 f Soule 1
Kaija 10 c Van Geystal 10
Borovec 9 g Heutmaker 8
James 8 g Worthington .3
Subs: Chehalis--Allie 7, Wood
4, Schwarz 2, Boles 2, arr.ett 2,
Wedin. i St. Martps--Brwick 1,
Acuff 1,:Bucsko, Hartman, Boulac,
Monroe.
THURSTON 58 RYMOND 62
Heusman 4 f 'Bond 11
Bower 7. f Hampton 4
Ford 21 ,c ,,Olson 3
Asbach 10 g Evan 8
Cooper 16 g Lapinsld 4
Subs: /r.-Bachofner, Bertsch.
Raymond Gehlert 2, ,Barnum,
Knight. "
CHEHALIS 81 RAYMOND 73
Denny 11 f Bond 11
Dowlinff 13 f :,Harppkon 3
Kaija 16 c r I "Olson 36
Schwarz 13 g Evans 6
Borovec 16 g Lapinski 11
Subs: hehalis-llie 6, Wood 4,,
Garrett 2. Raym0ndBaum 4,
Zambaras ,2.
TIIURSTON 74 ST. MARTIN'S 61
Heusman ,18 f Hartman 11
Bower 13 f yan,Ge¥tal 12
Ford 15 c .... loulac 2
Asbaeh 14 g Skahan 17
Cooper 12 g Heutmaker 12
Subs: N.T.--Blacketeer 2. St.
Martin's--D. Stule 7.
ELMA 53 ST. MARTIN'S 32
Peek 6 f 'kahan 4
George 6 £ Hartman 2
I-Iepworth 11 c Van Geystal 9
Tornquist &3 g *Heutmaker 5
Beerbower 10 g Worthington 5
Subs: :ElmaDotson 5, Brock-
rnueller 2. St. Martin's--Acuff 4,
Soule 2, :Monroe 1.
Too Lat00 T o
GIEEN DAVENPORT and chair, in
gooa condition, for ,sale, Phone 1-1A
6-6675 from 9 a.m. fintil noon.
T1/22-2/5
8AIdE--Box prag and inner
ng matt'ress for double bed/$25.
evening H& 6,M68. D1/22
F0R RENT--2 bdr0om house, i"ttl=-
nihed, Phone HA 6-4622. M1/22
R'AI3BIT IRTILIZER for-al-'.. :B;
the sack. Phone HA 6-8816. ,
• B1q22-2/5
lvO-"REN T'.-T wo-"-":b-e-d I,-o o--il 1 '= h-o-m--e--i'iii"-
nthed, refdrences required. Phone
V. 6-86i9. __!/, ¢
were. Phone Olyml#.'FL, 7'1:,
..... _ /
Stdkius, ' 1.4023' 1,14 S,E., Rent0a,
Wash, J1/22
The girls upset their Olympia
opponents, 1313-1270, behind Joan
Schnoider's 328 series after losing
to them in the first match on
Shelton alleys, but the Shelton
boys took the short end of an
1874-1806 count to give Olympia
a 25-pin edge in total pins. Keith
Savage's 451 was high for both
teams.
WOMEN'S COMMERCIAL
W L
Timber Bowl .................. 7% 41.
].ll.& Valley ................ 75':, 4//.',
ilk Tee "Care ............ 7 5
Gott Oilerettes .............. 7 5
Richfield Oil .................. 7 5
Darigold .......................... 6 6
Den's Flying A Service 4 8
Ralph's Fine Foods ...... 2 10
High game Phyl Ziegler 211
'High total--Phyl Ziegler 566
WOMEN'S CITY LEAGUE
Hedrick Sport Center .. 49 19
McConkey Pharmacy .. 45,. 22
Joy Novelty .................... 38 30
Cota Grill ..................... 33 35
Olsen Fm'niture ............ 30 38
Manley's Fountain ........ 28, 39b
Shelter Hotel ................ 28 40
Ritner's Broiler ............ 20 48
High game--Vera Bishop 191
High total--Inez Dodds 456
pa o: 5
' ' A Lower Skekomish Adds
'00INTERS OU
SRAHOOPMEN 523 T 3 More,Hoop S©a[ps ,
Qlfick Print kepl Shelton SR.A L x; .... S )< sh ran its \\;'i '-
Oltt of the victoFy cohll]ln agLahlltol'v sttillg 1() fi\\;'t in a r(av \\;,,ilh..
in Olympia city ]eag/Ic basketbdl o It' deleal hy w ]il)pim4 ,:a nik.Ie.
play lasi week with a 52-37 tci-
tllllpt).
QUICK PRINT 52 SI{.A 37
Williams 3 I' Coleman 6
Heintzelman 12 f Ashley 2
McCallum 6 c Hohnan 6
Hersey 1:1 g' Sutherland
Stautz 1.4 g Clary 11
Subs: Qui('.l Print Robinson 2,
Martin 3, l)ay 1. SRA .Corey 10,
Christy 2, Ristine.
MEN'S IN I)[TNTRIAL
Lumbermen's Mere ......... 11 1
20th Cenim'y Thriftway .. 7 5
Panatorium Cleaners ...... 7 5
"Waterfront Realty . ........... 6 6
Wilson's Lefty's ................ 6 6
Grant Lmnber . .................. 5 7
Cote & Myhre Service ....... 4 S
Morgan Transfer . ............. 2 10
High game Walt Elliott 215
High total . Walt Elliott 572
BURP LEA(I[TE
Rainier Beer ....................... 4:9 15
Shelton Recreation ............. 38 2(;
Rilner's Straight Shots .... 37 27
Mick's Tavern ................... 32 ;32
The Tropics ......................... 29 35
Log Cabin .......................... 25 39
Rishel Logging .................... 24 ,10
Heidelberg Beer . ............... 22 42
High game--Dot Robm, ts 178
High series - Dot Knulzen, Dot
Barnaby each 476
25-1], and Vauhn lwce. 2,-9 u.lt,t
:16-22, in recent ,r:ulc sclm,}l ba:--
1;at ba, ll ganws .... ,
Billy Smilh's 17 pcdnls in the
first Vaughn gtlnle, ,I il/lllly ifl()([-
paster's 12 aglirlsl l"::llllJl('h(', :'D(I
Eddie MilLer's 13 in Ihe ,'(!con(i
Vl.||,'hn gl:tl*llC \\;\'cFc ll)tl t)¢qq't)|'lll-
a u(x!s,
iEN'S ()I'F" IAqAGIi;I .
\\;V .L
\\;Vilson Company . ......... 7 2
l:eckwittl Je\\;veh'v ...... 5 ,t
,Frisl:en Oii ..................... 5
Simpson Logg'ers ........... Z t '
Needhanl Shopvi/e ,t 5
• t0 & 8 ............................... 4 5
A,Iac's Corner ........... ,t 5
Lllnlberule,,l',q Nlel (' :3 (i
High garne Mtlrv ('aiq(q' 221
High total• Mary Carier ;I
"'------T---- ..............................................
Mutual Fund Sb¢rnl ,,,
v
WADDELL & REED, iNC2,1
/Pr/€/po/ Underw¢i#erg
HERB ROTTER
Title InSurance Building
/PrOle('tlts m H'qu*',M !,
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• I . I]1 II I II1( . i,ml IImm iiilU i ml
Well Drilling
WATER WELLS- TEST HOLE,S
Bedell Drilming Co.
LAWRENCE BEDELL
Phone HA. 6-4713 •
Route 3, Bo 170, 8helto
I .... Ill llll I II UNI I I I I
.... [ --. I I I .................. ,,
• :BLACK SUEDE
• BLACK PATENT
.• BLACK LEATHER
• '.RED PATENT
• RED LEAq'HER
• TAN
WOMEN'S FLATS
!:
Values to $5.!}8
STARTS THURSDAY, JAN. 22ND
WHEN YOU THINK OF" SHOES
THINK OF
The Bootery
"HOME OF POLL-PARROT SHOES"
Phone HA 6-3122 125 Raih'cad Ave.
I ...... I
Gigantic 'Tir,e Sale!
SAVE FROH TO
All Grades of restone Tires On Sale
PUNETURE SAFE
-SIZES IN' STOCK
Tht aectlonl view of the new
Firestone 6Upreme tire il]ustrat
how the gummy sealant prevent
air llge ,by dinging,to ,a .pene-
trating nail. It also shows how the
dphragm 'i etoured to protect
it fr'om puncturing nails. The auto-
matte valve in the center of the
diaphragm atttomatieMly elos
.when the outer wall of the tire i
broken or sluhed retains
enough air in the inner chamber to
kP the tire inflated a! tl r
,6.00-16
6.50-i6
6.40-15
6.70-1.5
7.10-15
7.60-15
7.50-14
8.00-14
8.50-1.4
,BUY A PAIR--
GO ANYWHERE
Firestone
& Country
The sensotianol new
winter,fire that's
GUARANTEED
TO GO ---
thru ice, mud or snow
or we pay, tke tow
Plus Tax and Recappable Casing
NO PHONE ORDERS PLEASE
Lundord,s l00|restofle 317 Railr0ad
OPEN FOR BUSINESS IN OUR NEW LOCATION
PHONE HA 6-8476