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Well Drilling
Water Wells -- Test Holes
OUR WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED
Bedeil Drilling Co.
LAURENCE BEDELL
(formerly Davidson Drilling Co.)
Route 3, Box 101, Shelton
Y0u Were Wonderful!
We Feel Inadequate to
Properly Express
OUR APPRECIATION
for the Wonderful Welcome you Accorded
the Grand Opening of Our
NEW SHELL STATION
last Friday. We wish we could thank
everyone in person for their part in
making our introduction to the Shelton
baslness scene so encouraging.
Although this is an inadequate expression
of thanks, we assure you we do feel fully
adequate to give your car the very best
care to keep it young and peppy.
THANK YOU, SINCERELY
JOHN BURNETT,
BEN BANNER
Supervisors Pad
Ravoni00er League
I,eiid I o 2 Games
RAYONIER BOWLING
W L
Supervisors ............... 31 23
Maintenanc( ......... 2(,) 25
(;uttersnil)es ............ 28 26
()fl!iee ..................... 27 27
Research Girls .......... 27 27
Grease Balls ............ 27 27
(:hmfists ..................... 26 28
Bleach Plant ....... 22 32
Hi series Art ,lacobson 505
'Ill gaale Walt Adams, Joe
ttoit, Art .lacobs0n, 182.
ODD GAME verdicts, one proll
and one cm], gave the Supervisorsl
a. second gam e to their lead in
Monday's Rayonier league bowl-
ing matches.
The "Supes" whipped the third
place Guttersnipes behind Ernie
Lemley and Clyde Fagergren,
While secon(I place Maintenance
was losing the od(l game to the
Office on the combined efforts of
John Gavareski and Joe Holt.
The night's individual scoring
totals were all posted in the Of-
fice-V[aintenance melee, Walt Ad-
ams and Holt of the winners shar-
ing with Art Jacobsen of tle los-
ers high game mark each with
182s, while Jacobson's 505 was
best series.
THE GREASE BALLS mounted
to a fourth place tie after blank-
ip.g the last. place Bleach Plant
behind Ade Wright and Chet
Zeitlcr, with ,lee Edmiston toss-
ins in one helpful game, while
the Chemists won a 2 to 1 victory
owr Research Girls behind Gene
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
'1 i i
GOLF GABBING
we golfers have been "shl-ins"
for the past month, To we guy;
and gals who are used to the
(,.olor green, this white stuff is
enough to drive a golf nut nut-
tier. With our golf sticks on the
shelf and nothing to do with (mr
spare time we have turned to
books on golf. With the "Lord"
Nelsons, "Bel,tin" Hogan's. 'and
"Slamming" Snead's we are well
fortified with literature on how
the game should be played. So
we delve into the pages, find out
that the left arm should be stiff,
knees relaxed, head down, left
band on top of the shaft and so on
through our book. We get back
into the rules section and find
that the .penalty for hitting our
opponent's ball on the putting
surface is 2 strokes in medal
play and loss of the hole in match
play. We find also that there
aren't enough rules governing
' golf in this sort of weather, so we
close the book. We now have read
it from cover to cover and feel
that we now know all the ruleu
and better yet, we have found
out what we were doing wrong
curing the past season and fee
we can bust par every time out
now. "Come on Spring"--hurry
up and get here. We'll tear thac
course of ours apart with more
birdies and pars than the big
timers on the circuit could get
in a season. Some dream, but it
might come trkm if you work at
it! See you on the practice tee
soon--we hope.
SamI)air's pin-spilling.
....................................................................................... MAC'S, OLD MILL
HOME
LOANS
Convenient Terms
r Reasonable Rates
4 NO DELAY
Mason County Savings
& Loan Association
title Insuranc Bldg.
WAR SURILUS
00#111
TESTIMONIAL
Almost unbelievable because of our notoriety for Low Prices.. Business
analysts maintain that prices on consumer goods will drop in '49. We
are not waiting for the drop . . but starting 1949 with the hottest plqces
since 1939.
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SHOES
WORK SHOEHeavy duty.
Men--Here is a Work Shoe af a Ne'w
a, he
Low.-Don,t Miss This Bargain. Only .... a
ON SALE! 2ND WEEK!
Whipcord Pants 3,49
Forest Green ..................
Sntan Pants 3.95
Officers, GI Chino .....
Reg. $4:50
Suntan Pants 2,49
Heavy Wt. Twill ..........
Reg. $3.95
Slate Grey Pants 3.49
CPO Heavy Chino ........
Wool Pants 5.95
10Oc Army O.D ...........
Size 30-33
Don't buY One! Buy 2!
SHORTS & T-SHIRTS
Gripper Shorts 59'
All colors ............
Reg.'97€
BRIEFS
Reg. 89¢ ............ lit €
A
T-SHIRTS
For Quality ' O= €
SHIRTS
Sun Tan Chino .......... $3.49
100% Wool Plaid .... $4.95
Navy, C.P.O ............. $4.95
Flannel Plaid ............ $2.49
Dress, Some White,
Odds and Ends .... $1.00
Sweat Sirts ..... . ...... $1.49
FOR ALL WEATHER I
Navy Alpaca, Army B-15, I
Leather Flight Coats,
. Wool WhLpcord, etc. J
LEAD PIN MEET
Half the teams in the Shelton
women's bowling league took part
in the 12th annual Broadway al-
leys' feminine handicap tourna-
ment in Tacoma last week, and
Mac's Corner topped the entries
after the first weekend of play
with Old Mill holding second place.
McConkey Pharmacy and Fields
Auto Parts failed to post scores
with the leaders.
The tournament ends next Sun-
day night.
Mac's posted a 2630 total, .Old
Mill 2614. In both instances, all
members of the two Shelton teams
hit above their averages to help
the totals mount.
None Of the Shelton entrie in
the doubles and singles events
were among the leaders after Sun-
day night's play was completed,
although Margaret Newman and
Emily Kier should be in the money
in the singles
UNDERWEAR ]
Unionsuit, cotton .... $1.69
Shirt and
Drawers, set .......... $2.00
2-Pc., 50% Wool,
Used, each ................ 49¢ '
SOCKS !
Work, Heavy WI.
Cotton, 4 for .......... $1.00
Dress, 50%
Wool, 3 for ............ $1.00
Boot, 50% Wool .......... 49¢
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JACKET --- SPECIAL I
100% Heavy Wool
UOUble Back ' WORTH
Pocket $16.95 ................. 9.95
t i
FURNITURE SALE
TWIN BED ................................. $18.95
Cmplete with Coil Spring and 30-lb. Mattress'
HOLLYWOOD BED ' (
..... • ............ 14.9a
Complete With Mattress
BUNK BED --- ' . $16..)a
................... • (*"
DOUble Bunk With Two Mattresses
CIIEST OF DRAWERS ............. $19.95
Hardwood Veneer, Mortised-in Drawers.
Every Drawer on a Runner.
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS ............ $7.95
(omplete with Coil Spring and 30-lb. Mattress
All Hardware, Leatherette Seat. %
SERVICE M Ell'S MERCANTILE
407 SOuth First St. ' • "Where Prices Are Low" Phone 748
I Mac's Corner Top
Dog Again In Fern
Loop On 3-Ply Win
W L
Mac's Corner. ........... 32 22
Cash Grocery ......... 30 24
Ritner's Corner . ....... 28 26
Old Mill ................... 28 26
McConkey Pharmacy 27 27
Fields Auto Parts .... 27 27
Pastime ..................... 26 28
Pantorium ............... 18 36
Hi series--Frankie Southmtyd
490.
Hi gme -Helen Smith 182.
Matches Tuesday
7-.McConkey vs Mac's
Grocery vs Fields
9--Ritner vs Old Mill
Pastime vs Pantoriunt
MAC'S CORNER bounded back
onto the top rung of the feminine
city bowling league Tuesday
night, propelled by their own shut-
out victory over Pastime and Old I
Mill's similar" triumph over Shel-]
.ton Cash Grocery.
Mac's benefitted from thel
league's, best individual scoring,]
Frankie Southmayd's 490 beingl
one pin better than teama.te Hel- I
en Smith's series, while H el e n
hung up a 182 for best game
Continuing the pace which has
carried it from the cellar', Old
Mill pulled into a tie for third nn
its triumph. Evie Smith, htez
Dodds and Merna Mifflin all tossed
strong games to aid the cause.
LAST PLACE Pantorium ended
,a long victory famine with an
odd game verdict over McConkey
Pharmacy which Rena Tucker and
Esther Berets engineered, and Les
Fields Auto Parts took a 2 to 1
decision from Ritner's Comer on
scoring by Helen Pearce, Fran
McNeil and Lodga Kimhel.
By Ted Kesting
Freezing is an ideal methoci
for preserving game and fish, and
although most freezer units come
with complete instructions. Sara
Hervey, well known foods editor'.
has some useful suggestions for
preparing the meat before it goes
into the locker.
Hunters too often store game
that is in poor condition, and then
are disappointed if the cuts of
meat aren't choice and tasty. If
care is taken waste can be cut
down to a minimum and quality
pre:mrved.
Rabbits, squirrel antl other
small game ammals should be
dre.ssed soon afteer they are shot.
Removing the entrails eliminates
the chief cause of spoilage. Skin
the game and wash it well in
cold water. Be sure and chill the
game by hanging it in very cold
air or leaving it in cold water
for at least 48 hours. You'll save
locker space if you freeze only the
thick back and hindquarters.
Game birds too should be cleaned
soon after they are shot. At
least take time to remove the
cTaw and intestines. Chilling so
that the body heat is lost quickly
is very intportant.
Don't skin birds. Some of the
flavor is lost and the meat will be
drier. If you are shipping the
birds home from tile field in or-
dinary ice, do not remove the
feathers. If shipping in dry ice,
clean, pluck and freeze the birds
before shipping.
All game birds shmfld" be al-
lowed to hang for at least 48
hours at a temperature just above
freezing so that the meat has a
chance to "season."
Large pheasants that are to be
roasted, as well as many small
game birds which do not lend
themselves to disjoining, should be
packaged whole for freezing.
For preserving fish careful and
prompt handling is necessary,
Fish should never' be allowed to
get warm between catching and
freezing. If freezing is delayed at
least chill them quickly. Fish
must be properly packaged m
moisture-vapor-proof paper, f o r
they dry rapidly in frcezer storage
and may give off flavors to other
foods.
BLAZERS, HOQUIAM
PLAY HERE FRIDAY
Snowed out of their game at
Olympia last Friday, the Shelton
Blazers make their next start in
the Douthwest Washington junior
high basketball conference at
home this Friday afternoon when
they entertain the Hoquiam Cubs
in the Shelton gym.
Hoquiam leads the conference
staudings at the moment, unbeat-
en in three starts after shading
Aberdeen last week, 36 to 34.
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"SIDELINE SLANT S
by BILL DICKIE
FI(IURES ,I?ELL PI,ENTY
No basketball team, or perhaps
any sport aggregation, boasts the
record t'he Harlem Globetrotters
have compiled in the past 21 sea-
sons. The sensational Negro,quin-
tet, which meets the Fort Lewis
Warriors here Tuesday night., has
compiled its total nf 3,038 wins
as against 230 defeats and one tie
going into this season, despite the
handicaps of nightly play, long
and ,some,imes arduous l.ravel,
taking on all comers'without bene-
fit (if advance scouting, l)erfornt-
ins on opponents' fh)ors and never
questioning the selection of offic-
ials.
The Gtobetrotters' best seasons
have been those of 1933-34 when
they won 152 and lost only 2,
1939-40 wi]en they captured their
like Bill Day, former Olympia
prep athlete whom this column
mentioned la.ut week, wlmse ath-
leth: dewdopment really began
1o become apparen! after his
high .hool graduatiou. Two
years in the Marine ('orps was
the key to Dick's progress.
In writing about the Cougar
cage cubs recently, Sports scribe
George M, Varnell of the Seattle
Times listed Oltman as one of the
five players Coach Mike Angelo
could call upon to put a team on
the floor averaging 6 l!eet 5 inches
.in altitude. Dick reaches six-four
()ft" the fhlor. Of the 25 players
(m the W.S.C. fresh squad, 20 top
six feel in height.
] A hand here t.o Chet I)oml)ros-
j kl and Javk Stewart for efficient,
one season's high of 150 victories effective and unbiased work of-
and dropped 8, 1946-47 when they ficiating the junior high basket-
triumphed 154 times and were de- ball games playel by the Blazers.
feated only three, and last year Visiting teams have itad nothing
when they finished up their sched- to squawk about on that familiar
ule with 152 wins and five losses. ["home-town refcree deal when
They climaxed the 1939-40 Chet and Jack have handled the
campaign by winning the world ,i whistles.
ehampionship tournament at , Anyone fhtd a basketball roll-
Chicago and, off that triumph, ling around in the street in front
erning the right to play the of the Lincoln gym Tuesday rriorn-
College All-Stars at Chh, ago i ing last week? The Belfair club
Stadhtm the following Novem- [ found itself minus a new $30 ball
her of that year In the first of [ after playing its city league game
the Anmml College All Stars- .January 17 and the boys think it
Pro (,laash's. ;must have rolled out of their car
The Globetrotters' record is all without being noticed. It had
the more remarkable when it is the word Belfair painted on it,
taken into consideration that they so there should be no doubt of
played throughout the war years its identity.
with
formers against the many power-
ful ervice units. Despite this,
they. still managed to win 13
games while losing only 74 from
the start of the 1941-42 season to
the finish of the 1945-46.
In compiling basketball's great-
est record over a period of 22 sea-
sons including this. the Globe-
trotters have exhibited their' wares
in many parts a)f the world.
They have appeared in many
sections of Canada; Mexico. too,
has seen the Negro stars on vari-
ous occasions, including their win-
ning of the Mexico City Invitation,
al International Cup Tournament
in both 1943 and 1944,
The Giohetrutters toured the
llawailan Islands the last three
years In the spring as a climax
to their season's activities in
1946, 1947 and 1948. The first
of those visits saw then sweep
17 games in sue.cessh)n as they
made the entire ]2,500 mih's
jaunt hy plane.
The following year they achieved
18 triumphs m 19 games against
the best teams in the islands,
Last year (1948J they flew over
again and won the first Hawaii
Invitational Tournament without a
set-back and s total of 14 vic-
tories in 16 games throughout the
Hawaii chain•
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the cleaner ifsolf.
• TWIN FANS maintain o Itronlb uni-
form current of suction along the endl
of tho nozzle aswell aswlth the center!
• PIVOTED FLOATING BRUSH requime
no adjustment for ordinary type rags.
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a depleted roster of pet'- ...........................................................................................................
Appliances -- Suliplies -- Fixtures
4 Sizes 2 Styles -- "B" Hearing Aid Batteries
FOR THE HOME BUILDERS
who do their own electric wiring . . . I have everything
needed in supplies from the entrance cp to and including
fixtures and appliances for the complete job. Infonation
for proper sizes and types of material and correct method
of installing to mect the National or State Electric Code.
Always a Few Items At Bargain Prices
Keep Extra Lamps on Hand -- 6 Watts to 1000 Watts
Also to their credit is the win- - ....................................................................................................
ning, without a defeat, of the first
C u b a Intcrnational Invitational
meet at Havana in February, 1947.
The next few aeasons undoubt-
edly will see the Harlem Globe-
trotters take their cage legerdema
into many other countries. Sollth
America.. Central America, the
Philippines. Japan, China, Puerto
Rico. and parts of Europe arc bc-
mg considercd for visits by the
razzle-dazzle sensations, some
this season.
Their game here Tuesday against
Fort Lewis will be the first after
returning from a two-week tour
of Alaska.
This Fort Lewis club which will
oppose the Globetrotters is no
slouch in its own right.
Thc Warriors roster includes all-
city high school stars from Mil-
waukee and Oakland, all-state
high school luminaries from Illi-
nois, Iowa, Nevada and Lmisiana,
and one college ace. plus two 6th
Army all-star team members.
The Warriors are coached by
Lieut. Herman Marks, who led the
Fort Bhss, Texas, team to the
Army championship. The War-
riors have won the 6th Army
champim{ship for the past three
year's, so it is a club capable of
making the Globetrotters cxtcnd
themselves to the limit.
PORTS CHIT-CllAT
Among the players composing
what is generally considered in
Pullman as Washington State's
finest and tallest freshman basket°
ball squad is Dick Oltman. High-
climber football and basketball
letterman of a couple years back.
Of the 25 players on the squad,
Dick ranks about 14th or 15th in
the line of action and so has
nlayed some of every game des-
pitc the handicaps of knee and
ankle injurms and a bout with
flu,
Dick iv anotur of tho lads
' By JOE
Complete Information on Electric Heating
ELECTRICITY--Your Bt and Cleapcst Servant!
E A Carr "'° ,nsurancc Building
• • PHONE 645 Shelton
HILLCREST
Friday and Saturday, February 8 - 29
Prem - 12-Oz. Can
LUNCHEON MEAT .... 39¢ V,K,NG
Libby's - 12-Oz. Can (:O I EE
CORN BEEF .................. 45e LB. 42'
Clorox 3 Ibs. 1,25
BLEACH ............. !/z-gal. 25e
White Star - 6V2-Oz. Can
GRATED TUNA ........ 39¢ LARGE AA 'i
DARIGOLD MILK 2 tall 25c EGGS i
Nalley's
Wash. Co-op I
MAYONNAISE ........ (It. 79¢ DOZ. 67 ¢ |
Kitchen Charm - 125-ft. Roll
WAX PAPER 25-ft. roll 19¢
Libby's - 46-Oz. Can Fancy , ..J
PINEAPPLE JUICE .... 39¢ JERSEY 1
Rinso or OxydoI BUTTER I
DUZcRISCO ................ a-lb.lg' pkg.tin LB. 69' I
............ tlV¢ l i IL •
FRUITS .AND VEGETABLES
Small Size
ORANGES .... lb. 8¢
California
CARROTS '2 bu. 17¢
Large Solid Heads
LETTUCE lb. 15¢
Oregon Deschutes. No. 2
SPUDS 50-lb. 1..69
LEAN MEATY
SHORT
RIBS ............
MEATY
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PORK NECK BONLS 2 lbs. 35'
CARSTEN'S WASHINGTON
SLICED BACON.. ........ lb. 59 =