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mill work.
ree esthnates
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)wer saw with
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Fc,,d : N (ASABA COMICS HERE MONDAY
$2(0 el(l, and broile'&.,_,:_Pla$ F of Pa"'% 'r -Shelton eets its 1,)st t,stt o "lht l:todwa. C owns have
one large sorrel horse. ;NYRO[=v ,,+ '',,, Li•¢,,r g . . "" "3. ;'. ? : ' " "I' i , Y ....
Ilardie, Route 3, Box 24,, u. .'a e.'J ....".aa tearing basketball tennis of the been re<:ognized by basketball
FOR SALE ne bed dve ' a--'a..., curl"e! t casaba season next Men- eritieis on both the east and west
rockillg i'hair eric table , .._...lJ, ;.e2; " - • ...... ' . . •
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15111. Another pi.rty fo ", ,, ..... whmh has aequned ,t natmnal el hoopdom. In pachcally excy
and their invited guest I ' ILIN[R '[[.r:D rel)utat on for ts comedy on the city where lhe Clowns aPl)ear the
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on 2,,d and LD',,vc, PotlU! 'gO.% wo have %am courts, comes here to ph{y an ex- se,h'e is of sec.ondary importane+q ]
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tra nice inside. Located "----------22:. TWO gaines will entertain i'alls glee.
,WATER PUMP 2q
ay ave your Anti- K:_ , ..'
rots, and a lot of !.-ff/
0bh this winter.
ndt Drive on ttillcrest.
FOP. SALE : . Monarch --e1¢€
Well eonstrueted. Used b
in good dondilion, tHlon
FOR SALE: new wood /.llcl'
white t'lla lnLq steel top,
])Hkt!l'. Col)l)er eoils. :Rca.5
:North "C" Street, Moun
operaUon at
;ion Way and : Chevrolet Clutch
ne 7753.
ll-15tfa. -i,lI;:i)-]tArie()iSA-I:.E.' t Yatl get the best when you
' [l'get a genuine Factory engi-
;. Moi.or Sales Brad', Wash. Phone ] nered Chevrolet Clutch.
-ssories. First 13R12.
595. 7-4tfn FOR sALEi--80Sg'iii'?'7-' iV.,} 1
5N-aircooied eh'ctric h,,t water tank. r
[ry,Blnger'olympia.Le" i_61 _>,Llg.Tdil_l.ihi(,g PDIATOR HOSE
ll-15tfn oil e(nverted cook sto'¢ ''---
iche{;cd.--baby- . . Selott, Belfair, WaS ( ]) Everything that's best
and soakers. II, . II It for your car or truck.
orders taken. "F(J-R--S.EET-:tib-{pT-ga- II II II "
.21 E. Cedar iln(la,': welder. Mount,' II-._ II
10-24tfn " ' 'ailer. Excellent l-l-'ffll_
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iron sink, egret)lore with tt. i. lvlJ].l.J
$5.00. 32 cookson, ,lon?|Ulir, ,
and (wenlngs.
$1-30--2-13 ....... FOR SALE--=w-15}d--(d-rculatn-
rothers) wish Good condition, $15.00..!
cords sial) wood. $15.00. yl] .,,,,...__
wn. Johll and
r l)hone Box 224 So. 6th.
1-30 .....
- FOR SALE'i eiT-fi-iehtS,0,
owth timber 5:50 x 17 tires. Write la
up for port- I-loodsllort.
6 Elinor St..
Wl-30 FOR SALE: oil elchl{l
Good condition. Phone ai
m 0wner: i0 495MX.
air buildings, - ......................
helton. Please FOR SALE: Tuxedo, sis_,
)e fully when condition. Inquire Jour
Grygla, Minn. .
1-16-30 "Fi3R---SAEE-----bl
-+jm--c--lib(isc2 Cocker puppies. Reasonay[/
dren for free Rt. 2, :Box 259. Near -a
Inquire Rit-
fildren by the to order, dresses phjan).
1411 alh'oad. /'alley work. Pbote -376iL
B1-2--2-6 Elson, 427 :Bellevue Avc.J
[ll'ares edcliii; ' -if'OR SALE.:- on(; snmii"?l]
length. Call with plow and disc, $215,,|,|
vyers ann in on 14 or 16-inch me|,
1-23--2-13 lathe. F. B. Honodel, Sty|
e.n-eFal-oi'ficc Box 700, Bremerton, Wa|t
i0 a month. _ .....
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?--no'-ehil2 ton. Baled oat straw $1,,11f
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short haul.
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lights. $40.00
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tqqiillg roolll.
fcrr(d. Plloue
Q1-23--2-6
2-gdg/ed-- on-
highway 14A
, known as
lenient furn-
and furnish-
nning water,
lights, oil
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$25 to $32.50,
W. A. Beak.
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four or five.
in.din school
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FURNISHED
Idren. Please
clephone 291.
B1-30--2-13
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hmgton, for
:en delivered
ith the law.
lie taxes as
and personal
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ear 1817 wHl
md after the
1.947, All tax
on real and
before March
to a rebate
who lay their greertbaeks on t.he
line Monday night for a regularly
scheduled Shelton city basketball
league game will open the pro-
gram at seven o'clock, ptung the
first half championship Pantof
ium Tailors against Rayonier. The
main attractmn follows ;it eight
o'clock
Comedy, however, is not their
only l'orle. They have a great bas-
ketball teqm of five giants and
one midget. The midget, AI "llunt"
Pullins. only weighs 145 pounds,
but what a package of dnyamite
...... the man Robert Riplcy featured.
because "Believe It or Not" Pnl-
lins holds what is believed to be
the wm'ld's record in searing, hay-
ink amassed 2,582 points m 156
games c'luring one season when he
1)layed with tile Harlem Globe
Trotters.
The big men on the team arc
.... "W'tlt" Dee, 6 feet 2 inches tall,
O'Ne'd Gardner, 6 fact 2 inches
Mauriee "Stoop" Jones, 6 feet 2
inches. Jim Watkins 6 feet 1 inch
anti Johnny Gay, 6 leer 4 inches.
This combination of height and
speed, along with tlm sleight-of-
hand tricks with the ball the
Clowns are famous for, makes
next Monday's exhibition one of
the finesl, attractions ever set be-
fore Shelton basketball fans.
TOO BUSY TO WRITE ADVERTISEMENTS BUT IF YOU
WANT TO BORROW FROM FIFTY TO FIVE HUNDRED
.DOLLARS OR BUY EXCELLENT AUTOMOBILE AND
FIRE "INSURANCE COME AND SEE EDDY BUSINESS
a County
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e Estate of
sed.
d" for sale
)y the Judge
ourt 011 the
. William M.
;he Estate of
rod. will sell
highest and
ag described
, Section 3,1,
ldl'ona liOrll-
ISO11 Cotlnty,
1 he held at
Art I{OUSe of
day of Feb-
thau ninety
ed value of
Hved or con-
LSON,"
the Estate
cher, deceas-
..... Wash. ` Phone_ 8Fll. ..... .
FOR SALE or trade forddl!'..
you Two 3-year-old si|":
Write Elnm, louto 1, °1'-'
i()R- SALE lmiid wovei [ I.-,1' ;i
blankets. ,place mats Uld[";;.
and other linens Ass_0_{l','"
band or orders taken | .... HONE 540
Apparel, 1416 Summit Drawl : "
crest. I)hone 799J. ).
: lonarch rang-- 7 ....
FOR
SALE
Excellent baker, in god o ;l":
224 S. 6th. Phone 691W..: ,
ibi9 R-'-S'A L E -shiiiaiF-ii{ci .
ol b.rner and coils. El,:-----._
ing room set Phone aT]i
a.or 5 ,l00n $0000
machine. Phone 596J.
suit, box jacket" (}reel[;i
le'¢er been worn. r,ea°v't' F O R
quire Journal Offiee.
'OR -SXLE .: -15o-kall 0n }I
water tank and upnl
boiler, $30 cash. InqU ff
A-1.
lJ, S. i,l)l)rocd frunl lligi
flocks. • Only 'one grade
Wagner Feed CompanY,'
1st.
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1 Box 238,
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SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
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O'Neal "Sonny" Gardner, Walker Dee, and Johnny Gay
(seen from left to right above) are three of the comics who
make the Broadway Clowns among thefunniest things Ameri-
ca's basketball courts have seen• Gardner, a graduate of Wil-
berforce. University (in Ohio), Dee, a graduate of Southern Uni-
versity of New Orleans and later a star with the Cleveland
"Pennzoils," and Gay, a graduate of. Knoxville University (in
Tennessee) all will strut their cage comedy as well as their
basketball brains and ability before Mason County fans next
Monday night when the Clowns play an exhibition game against
the Morgan Lumber team of Shelton in the new Shelton gym,
L.M.'s Lead Shot
AsLeague Pinmen
Have Poor Totals
CITY BOWLING LEAGUE
W" L
Lumbermen's Mere .. 29 19
Pastime ........................ 28 20
Beckwith's ................ 27 21
Associated Oil ............ 23 25
Reed Mill .................... 23 25
Simpsm Log ............ 22 26
Active Club ............... 20 28
M'tson Laundry ..... 19 29
High game.--Bhil Bayley 222
tIigh total. ,less Daniels 565
City league bowlers had a miser-
able night l,'riday from a scoring
standpoint but did manage the
commendable achievement of
tightening uI) the standings con-
siderably.
Among the most miserable of all
were the league-leading I.,unber-
rnen's Merc pinmen who saw their
three-game advantage whittled
down to but one as they lost t)y
a shutout to Pastime and not
nmch better were Associated Oil's
Regelers. who likewise sluffed
away all three decisions to the up-
surging Simpson Log crew.
The night's worst woodwork.
however, was turned in by Reed
Mill yet it managed to win one
point and advanced the millhands
into a tie for fourth place with
Associated, mostly because tail.
McCONKEY PHARMACY RALLIES end Mason Laundry had the sec-
ond poorest total so won only two
REWARDED WITH LEAGUE LEAD from the 00eedmon.
• Missing making the evening's
CITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE
W. L pf pa
McConkey Pharm._ 3 0 102 84
Pantorimn ................ 1 0 36 32
Needham's Men's . 2 1 94 68
Morgan Lumber .... 2 1 99 97
Iurgoyne Photo .... 2 1 106 91
Rayonier . ................. 0 2 45 62
Belfair . .................. 0 2 51 76
Olympic Plywood .. 0 3 90 113
Games Monday
7---Pantorium vs Rayouier
8---Morgan Lumber vs Broadway
Clowns (Exhibition game).
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Games Wednesday
7--Plywood vs Rayonier
8--Belfair vs Morgan Lumber
9--Needham's vs Pantorimn
Look who's sitting on the city
basketball league throne today!
No, you don't need a trip to Dec
Landers office if you see McCon-
key Pharmacy way up thar, on
aceount of that's exactlY who's on
top of the heap.
The pharmacists' penchant for
second half rallies has carried them
through to three straigllt vietm'ies
$ine the second half schedule
opened, which is already one more
victory than they scored in the
whole first half, and what's more,
best total by only one pro, and
outscorhg theh' rivals by 128 pins,
Beckwith's Jewelers still lost a
pair to the Active Club and slipped
from second to third place in the
standings when the last game
wound up in a tie and the Activ-
ians won the roll-off by three pins.
Pastimc's three-ply victory hurd-
led the lunchroom aggregation over
the jewelers into second place,
just one game behind the L M,
To complete the screwy doings,
the best individual scoring was
done in losing causes, Phil Bayley's
222 coming in Beckwith's defeat
and Jess Daniels' 565 failing to
help Associated stave off its white-
wash licking. Among the very
all three verdicts were over league few who hit over-average scores
for the night were Percy Funk,
toughies.
For instance, Monday night the
druggists trailed by 10-18 at half-
time but came out with a 39-31
decisn over Morgan Lumber,
while last week they sniffed Need-
ham's Men's Wear dust at the half-
way mark, 13-16, only to come out
with an ultimate 29-25 triumph,
As recounted in these columns last
week, McConkey's shook a 33-27
victory out of Burgoyne's Photog-
raphers, after trailing by 21-27 as
late as the opening of the last
quarter.
The druggists unveiled" a sharp-
looking newcomer to the league
Monday night in Chad Johnson,
former Bellingham Normal stu-
dent, who tossed in an even dozen
points, nine of them in the third
quarter as McConkey's made the
maneuvers which brought victory.
Torger Lee and Bill Seiners carried
on in the final period to match or
daetter eyery Morgan Lumber bid
to get back into the ball game.
Bill Schermer was the torch-
bearer as the apothecarists took
Needham's, his six points in. the
last quarter matching the haber-
dashers entire total for the period.
Another thriller during the week
was Morgan Lumber's 21-29
¢llleOZo hv RvoDier on a basket in
the last minute t,f p!y by the
league's patriarch, Francis Eacrtt
Rayonier had enjoyed slight edges
at all three quarter intermissions
but Bill Levett led a last quarter
comeback which Eacrett topped off
with the victorious goal.
Burgoyne Photographers were
the week's other big gainers• win-
ning a pair of comfortable victor-
iez over Belfair. 38-28. and over
Olympic Plywood, 41-30. Larry
Cardinal stirred up the point, pro-
ducing yeast with 13 against Bel-
fair and a dozen against the ven-
eermen. He got ten point help
from Harold Wilson in the former
game and was topped by Hugh
Gruver's 13 in the latter.
Belfair was unable to keep its
date with Pant0rium Monday be-
cause of the snow, so the first
half champions went through the
week without action as they had an
open date last Wednesday. The
lineups:
GAMES MONDAY
McConkey's (39).Morgn Lbr (31)
Somers 9 f Levett 8
Schirmer 2 f Eaton 6
Willard C Cormier, 9
Viger 9 g " Valley 6
Lee 7 g Eacrett 2
Subs: McConkey's.--Johnson 12,
Morgan Lbr. Morgan.
Burgoyne's (41) Olym. Plywd. (30)
Cardinal 12 f B,Armstrong 8
Wilson 1 f Hutchinson 8
McCann 11 c" Fletche
L.Gruver 4 g White 4
H.Gruver 13 g Lumsden 1
Subs: Olympic PlywoodBaze 9,
Howarth, Moore.
GAMES JAN. 22
Morgan Lhr. (31) Rayonler (29)
Eaton 8 F S.fi2rmstrong 2
MelMorgan 2 F Kelly 6
Cormier 13 C 'Bell ,7
Levett 6 G Coffman 2
Eacrett 2 G Jeffrey 6
Subs: Rayonier--Kendall 4, Dan-
iels 2.
Burgoyne's (38) Belfair (28)
Burgoyne 8 F Nealy 2
H,Gruver 5 F Davis 4
Cardinal 13 C Foster 6
Wilson 10 G Robertson
L.Gruver 2 G Hope 2
Subs: Burgoyne's -- McCann.
Belfair--Pedersen 3, Thomas 5,
Simonson 6, Crow.
McConkey's (29) Needham's (25)
Somers 8 F Dickinson 6
Schirmer 6 F Gardner 4'
Smith 4 C Coburn 4
Viger 7 G Chase 4
Lee 4 G &Phillips 7
Magazine Story Recalls
1928 Murder In County
New York--The murders of Joe
and Juanita Kirk in 1928 are re-
called in the April issue of AU-
THENTIC DETECTIVE Maga-
zine in an article titled "Trail of
the Candy-Bar Killer.'.'
. The principals in the capture of
Arthur Schafer, the murderer,
were Sheriff W. H. Tucker, Dep.
Sheriff Gone Martin, Jack Burke,
.qity marshall of Shelton, Wash-
ligton, and Gerald Byrne.
Schafer was sentenced to hang
whose 531 was the mare gun in
Simpson's triumph, and Loren
Staley, whose 556 fired Pastime's
boilers, The lineups:
Pastime (3) L.M. (0)
Handicap 45 Handicap 117
Allen 477 Stewart 514
Staley 556 [Gibler 449
Koppermmt 493 Roberts 467
K.Fredson 560 Lind.man 490
Ferrier 543 Mackey 497
Total 2674 Total 2534
Simpson (3) Associated (0)
Handicap 16g Handicap 171
Petersen 471 Frisken 336
Carlson 487 Skelsey 544
Snelgrove 501 Holt 435
Ftmk 531 Young 519
P.Fredson 550.Daniels 565
Total 27081 Total 2570
Active Club (2) Beckwith (1)
Handicap 330 Handicap 156
Bishop 415 Dodds 553
Willour 4021Deer 389
McCaslin ,1601 Pearson 496
Price 528, Earl 557
Gadden 444] Bayley 556
Total 2579 Total 2707
Mason Ldy (2) Reed Mill (1)
Handicap 189 Handicap 261
W.Woods 92 Carter 503
Dunbar 485[Drumntond 309
D.W'oods 4081Elliott 440
Smith 483] Gustafson 424
I.H.Woods 450i Sergeant 539
Total 507[ Total 27C
Plywood, Cushman
Stretch Margins
Over Rival Clubs
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Olympic Plyvood .............. 28 17
Lake Cushman ................... 27 18
lY[ell Chevrolet .................. 23 22
Gmmert's Service .............. 22 23
KimbM Motors .................. 22 23
Pantorium .......................... 21 24
Local 161 ............................ 20 25
Morgan Lumber ................ 17 28
High game--Marion Smith, 241
High total---Bud Ferrier, 588
Olympic Plywood and Lake
Cushman Resort matched three-
ply triumphs to maintain their
positions a game apart at the
top of th commercial league
bowling standings last week and
pulled away from their first divi-
sion pursuers in so doing for the
plywood's victory was over fourth-
place Grunert's Chevron Service
while the Cushman decision came
over third-place Mell Chevrolet.
The veneermcn won on aver-
age-building scores turfied in by
every member of its lineup with
Anchorman Marion Smith kicking
through with the league's best
single game at 241 pins to win tbe
opener, and Hans BeAn and Percy
Funk producing the important
l?ins from then on.
Cushman won behind Skipper
Allie Robinson's leadoff example
and steady performances down the
lineup.
In other matches of the night,
tailend Morgan Lumber won a
pair from Kimbel Motors on Mary
organ's pinwork and Pantorium
took two from Local 161 with Bud
Ferrier topping the league with
hie 588 total. The lineups:
Klmbel Mtrs. (1) Morgan Lbr. (2)
handicap 354 handicap 261
Pearson 4711M.Morgan 439
C.Hanson 350t RoyAnders'n 474
Frisken 389 C.Morgan 396
Hunter 437 White 456
B.Earl 430 B.Morgan 440
Total 2431 f Total 2466
]Iell Cltev. (0) Lake Cush. (3)
handicap 333 handicap 165
Longacres 342 A.Robinson 513
McNiel 388 A.Carlson 4581
Toney 393 Durand 452
Gherhart 416 C.Robinson 448
Babcock 482 Forrest 453
Total 2354 Total 2489
Grunert's (9) Plywood (3)
handicap 213! handicap 309
Bare 488 Funk 486
Kenyon 387' BeAn 512
Struthers 520 Daviscourt 358
H,Cole 428 Dickie 495
Rank 4761M.Smith 546
Total 2512] Total 2706
Local 161 (1) Pantorlmn (2)
handicap 327t handicap 198
Friend 472I Lindberg 471
Lunsford 409I Besch 484
Oliver 4311 Keever 364
Wright 413IHoward = 425
Westland 3831B.Ferrier 588
Total 2435] Totat 2530
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board motor pleasure. Quick starting, easy
to operate and so silent that you can carry
on a conversation in the boat while the mo-
tor is running. This is not a new motor.
Martin Motors, division of National Press-
Ure Cooking Co., have been building it for
25 years, but it hasn't been on the coast till
recently. Drop inand see it and let us tell
you more about it.
S. L. PEARSON & SON
120 E. Pine
Phone 676 or 548-W
HONE
For Your HEATER - CIRCULATOR -
OIL STOVE - FURNACE
WE'LL FILL UP YOUR TANK PROMPTLY WITtt
BETTER BURNING, MORE DEPENDABLE
ASSOCIATED FUEL OIL FOR YOU
We Have a SUPPLY of STORAGE TANKS
from 50 to 1,000 gallons for new oil burner installations
Frisken Oil Co.
Mason County Distributor for Asaoclated Oil Products
That dark smoke from your exhaust sound
a warning note to you. Come in and let
us check your rings and pistons. Don't
waste oil unnecessarily! Save money and
your car !
Shelton
First & Cota +,, Phone 52
24-1totr Wrecker Service