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“‘“G. YOU‘LL Baby 011 ____________ __ 43¢ 3
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' 19°Y‘meo Baby Foods, 3 for 25¢
per dozen cans....89¢
Super D
Cod Liver Oil, pt. 1.19
KODAK FILM
DEVELOPING
Bring Your Films here
Any size 25¢
with one enlargement
FREE”
which fortunes are invested.
perature about
Eyicks Vaporu’b .......... 59¢
alike-Davis IrradOl-A . . . . . 1.23
is Oil Capsules, 100’s ... . 98¢
fistearns Gold Cough Syrup 69¢
“Bruno Quinine .......49¢
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REMINISCENCES
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land humorous coach of the U
lversity of Washington
lon hand to greet him.
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p and save” at, 20th Century’s Can-
00d Sale. '
February 16th to 22nd, inclusive
TOMATOES can Ocan59c
Lakpta No. 2V2 can.
SPAM
I . PINEAPPLE can 15c
You I S C 0 Bonnie Best—No. 21'2 Can
SHRlMP can .100; 6 cans 590
______ __ oxiva Wet Pack.
SPAGHETTI N0-1Tall 23c
Franco American.
g HONEY 5-lb. pail 49c
Matched
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Lakota.
FRESH PRODUCE
(Prices Friday & Saturday Only)
FANCY GOLDEN 5
RIPE—Buy by hand ................ .. 1b. ¢
Oranges, lge. Navels .............. __ 2-doz. 45¢
Cauliflower ................................ head 10¢
Lemons, Sunkist ........................ __ doz. 25¢
Oni-mis, mild, sweet .......... _. 10-lb. bag 10¢
Carrots .............................. .. lge. bunch 5¢
Potatoes, No. 1 Netted Gems _. 10-lbs. 19¢
OXYDOL
Reg. Pkg.
it Prices Friday and—Saturday Only
MILK
Rock Dell
20¢
Sunshine
KRISPIES
1.11). box .. 15¢
GRAHAMS, lb..... 17¢
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Bohannan
Grapefruit Juice
2 46-oz. cans 29¢
Sunshine
Molasses Mint
Chews
lb. 25¢
' 3 tall
cans ...... H
Pork
ROAS-TS
Center Cuts
Lb. ...... _. 15¢
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Sliced
BACON
Lb. ...... _. 14¢
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Among them will be a couple
Florida Farmers/Tarn on Heat Battle Frostm
SHELTON—MASON CoUNTY’LI'oURNAI. Page Three
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E Froct in Florida has meant farmers there must create their own Warm
weather to save crops in
la orange groves heaters like one at left were turned on to raise tem-
10 degrees when emergency arOse.
old tires, straw and sawdust in roads to be burned for a 2-4 degree rise.
:trawberries from frost by capping them With baskets.
subject of conversation Friday eve- ' and Bi“ some“, eaCh
ning when Tubby Graves, genial'standing player in Shelton’s fast. ,
little city basketball league this
freshman yeah . '
Both Funk and Somers play-g
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basketball team, arrives in Lin-l
eoln gym for the Husky coachl e
lwill end several old acquaintances} _ I
; tending the Universxty.
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part of Husky varsities
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1 Old times will be the popumr in their collegiate days, Jim Funk
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d supervarsity basketball un-
didn’t play together, however,
as Somers graduated‘a couple
years ahead of Funk. ‘
Shelton
son, are another
out~
der Gravds when they were at-l.‘
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father and
pair
closely acquainted with the gen-
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Truck farmers, lacking modern heaters, dumped
Gi owers protected their
shall be awarded if" the foul in-
volves ’unsportsmanlikc conduct.
‘This extra free throw shall be ,,,.;,,\.,,, mm”,- m
ial Husky coach, Walt Jr. thrill.
his varsity football playing and;
3Wa1t Sr. because he knows ev-g
.erybody of athletic
lthe country anyway.
before slippingr one over
ing with his sheepskin.
Somewhat less closely
quainted with the Husky
ac-
ath—
Shelton’s N0. 1 sports whistle
puffer. Homer Taylor, high
school athletic director and base-
ball coach here, and Dick \Vat-
son, another former Daily sports
scribe now pastiming with the
Journal.
Graves. incidentally, is the han-
dyman of the Husky coaching staff.
Sfor he not only is head varsity
tutors'
the Husky frosh basketball teaml '
(0r supervarsity if the oceasionf
baseball mentor but also
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demands) and assists with fresh-I
man football instruction as well
ias acting scout for Varsity Grid'
Coach Jimmy Phelan.
Graves is probably the
popular man on the Husky coach—
ing staff. His humor is a most-
sought-after article at banquet ta-i
blesi and he makes a most capable
toastmaster for that reason. .
His baseball teams for a stret-
ch Of ten years copped so many
northern division college con-
ference pennants there was a
movement on among rival dia- ‘
mond mentors to “curb Graves”
even as major league
would “curb the Yankees”
day.
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Graves also is a personal fricndl
iof the guy who scribbles thesel,
,Sideline Slants for the Sidelinerl
lwrote baseball for two years fort ,
“the U. of W. Daily and also turn-l
led out for the Husky baseball} .
iteam for three years under Graves
on the!
:univeroity authorities and escap-l
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letic mentor are Guy McKinney",
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But this year his pride and joy .
‘is his frosh basketball team for
it is rated as one of the finest
the Washington campus has ever,
possessed. Graves will display it
for the edification of Shelton fans
Friday night. It will be as close
as many local fans have ever come
tion for this year’s frosh team
should form an unusually large
for
next three years.
SPORT SCRAPS
Walla Walla high is thinking of
spring and baseball already, a let-
ter received by Athletic Director
Homer.Taylor of Shelton high in-
dicates . . . the letter asks to
schedule a baseball game with the
Highclimbers as part of an ambi— '
tious tour of Western Washington
. the Walla Walla team is contem-
plating . . .
, not definitely dating such a game,
Taylor’s reply, while
indicated a favorable view to such
an event. at Loop Field.
It is this scribe’s opinion, af-
ter watching results of extra-
curricular activi‘ty on the part
of northern division teams, that
this year’s northern division prep
basketball teams are weaker
than last year as a whole, par—
ticularly in the, top bracket . . .
Hoquiam, Aberdeen and Ray-
mond haven’t enjoyed much suc-
cess against teams outside the
division while the fact that a
mediocre Olympia club is battl-
ing Hoqniam for a shot at first
place tomorrow evening is an-
other polnter in thst direction.
This probably will bring stiff
protests from Gus Asplund, the
Sideliner’s contemporary on the
Raymond Herald, but this ob-
server doesn’t believe Raymond's
1940 club is as good as its 1939
, outfit.
It probably is not generally re-
alized by fans or players, but un-
der the 1940 basketball rules a
player doesn't necessarily have to
be in the act of shooting to be
awarded two foul shots when
fouled by an opponent. One sec-
tion of the new rules specifically
states:
the V»
“An additional free throw
Jto seeing the Husky varsity in ac— f~
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Friday Saturday Only
Ex. Fancy Pack
BA N A N A 8
Golden Ripe Fruit
Large 64 size Arizona
'Vi/INESAP 10-lb3. 35¢
GRAPEFRUIT._,. 10 for 29¢
awarded for any deliberate foul.
lsueh as one to prevent a player
to score.’
situation i seventh inning.
where a player is fouled simultan-j
which l
has come up two 01. three times in up play, but both can and Will de-‘
ithe city league this year, but to , ,
mam we deliberate foul penaltylEight runs even at the end of the,
‘ Shots'seventh, doesn't always mean VlC- l
ifrom getting position
,Thcre is always the
cously by two opponents,
lwith the awarding of two
hasn‘t been called.
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Iumn in the Bremerton
Searchlight. Said George:
l The organized semispro baseball
,lclubs will experiemcnt this yeari
twith a couple of rule changes tiiat'
‘ihave been proposed various times!
,to major and minor. leagues, but,
lhaven’t won much support.
l Members of the National Semi
l Pro Congress have adopted two
I new regulations, the first allow-
ing a pitcher to wave a. man to
{ first without pitching when he
intends to issue a pass. It will
I be unnecessary to pitch the cus-
E tomary four balls.
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It may be
sayings;
thing wrong.
kidm-ys may
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An opinion with which the Side-
iliner heartily agrees was express-‘-
vod. the other day by George Thom—
‘iii: in his ‘Press Box' sports col-
News-
"Some-
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The other rule will give victory' pitcher winds 'up and
delivers."
ito a team that is ahead by eight; They might be good rules, but
Iruns or more at the close of the lefforts to streamline the game al'~
,ong modern lines may detract
Both rules are supposed to speed from its interest
Say-It
WITH FLOWERS
They Bring.Comfort
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FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
HOSPITAL BOQUETS
Delivered anywhere, anytime.
Travis Flower Shop é
Shelton Hardware Bldg.
Phone 232 270W
tract something baseball. ‘
from
5tory. Many gimes have been pull- l
led out of the fire in the final twol
stanzas, even when the odds are;
(great, and those finishes. while not
Common, are worth their weight}
iin gold in fan interest. l
Same with an intentional pass.
“’aving a man down is the safe
way, but eliminates the degree
of risk present every time the '
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STOCKHOLDERS of MASON COUNTY‘
CREAMERY ASSOCIATION
1 l0 A. M. FEBRUARY 24
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Lllmw-ls.“ Make this «l—day test.
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to getting up nights. burning.
ittdt‘lil. or sr-anty How,
mains. backache or
kitinvy cv uunt. Ask any
for lll'Kl‘ Your 250 buck il‘
BLEACH, qt. 9¢; Viz-gal. 14¢ ‘
SU-PURB SOAP 2 pkg. 35¢
New= pure gran. soap—easy on delicate hands’.
OXYDOL SOAP 2‘ pkg. 39¢
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headache. 1‘s: (ll
(ll‘llg’glslé
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«'ir Drug; Store.‘
Shelton, Wash.
(Prices Fri-day thru Wednesday, Feb. 16-21)
SPI‘CED SPAM
Hormel’s popular spiced pork lunch meat. 12-oz. tin.
BULK MACAlRONl 3-lh’s. 13c
Finest grade macaroni or spaghetti in kraft bags.
"SEEOLESS RAISINS 4-Ib. 19c
California Fancy Seedless
sum CRACKERS 2-lhs. 14c
EGGS
Large Grade "A"
fresh eggs. (rid.-
Sat. ONLY). g
43c
tin 23c:
BUTTER
“Dairyland” —— 91
score —— I‘ri.-Sat.
ONLY.
labs. c
FLOUR
Kitchen Craft ——
home-type flour. V
it. 1.49
ORANGES ........ _. 2 doz. 49¢ glances—fresh, crisp salted ,soda wafers.
in cartons.
_-Largc Sunkist Navels " i f
LEMONS .............. .. doz. 25¢ . ‘ ~ ‘
Sunkisti~1arge size ' ' ‘ I s c
CAULlFLOWER ...... .. 10¢ '
'Snow VVhite—Fresh Pure cane, fine granulated, in cloth bags.
LETTUCE __________ .. for 15¢ ;
Large 4—doz. pack
RHUBA’RB ............ .. lb. 5¢ _
Choice Hot House White Magic, removes stains sans rubbing.
POTATOES ...... .. 12-Ibs. 23¢
Yakima U. S. No. 1
POTATOES ...... .. 50-le. 53¢
Yakima U. S. No. 2
CA’RROTS .......... .. for 10¢ .
Calif Lge. Bunches 'Famous granulated household soa .
ONIONS ............ .. 5-lbs. 10¢ ‘
"Oregon-“Dry No. l
RANOHO SOUP
NEW—choice of four varieties. 10V2-oz. tin.
IVORY SOAP
So pure it floats. Best for fine fabrics. I
snowman 3-lbs. 456
Pure vegetable shortening Vac. packed tins.
GRAPEFRUIT
Glenn Aire, fancy whole sections. No. 2tin.
5c
med. 5C"
tin .
Duchess Salad Dressing qt.
Numade Mayonnaise qt.
Harper House Pears 2902.
Whole K’rnel Corn
Country-Home Corn __ 20-02. 10
Briar Gate Str. Beans 2 tins 25¢
White Star Tuna ..
. Cherub Milk Tall
Jello Asst. Flavors
3 tins 19¢
Campbell Asst. Soups, 3 tins 25¢
Playfair Dog Food 6 tins 25¢-
Sleepy Hollow Syrup tin 17¢
Purex Bleach. _____
Tomato» Juice, No. 10 tin 29¢
Titan Cut Beans 19-oz. tin 3/25¢
...... ._ pkg. 5¢
Spry ‘- Crisco, 3-lbs.
Wheaties for champions pkg. 11¢-
Dunb’r C’ve Oysters 5-oz. tin 10¢
. qt. bot. 12¢
PIECHERRIES‘”
Stbkely’s red tart pitted cherries.
Make a tempting cherry pie to
surprise your family.
25¢
35¢
19¢
12¢
29-oz. tin
7-oz. tin 16¢
______________ ._ 49¢
RINSO SOAP ... 2 pkg. 39¢
New 1940 Rinso made to whiten clothes quickly.
unaware i
‘ 3&9;pr E.
R§_an 68'“ ..
VVKEV'JNI gAcn‘O’fip'” :5:
SIRLOIN STEAK 1b.
OYSTERS pint 17¢
No Bottle Charge .............................. ..
BACON SQUARES lb. 10¢
SALT PORK .............. _, lb. 12¢
PACKAGE BACON.- ea. 13¢
LINK SAUSAGE ______ _. lb. 23¢
MEAT LOAF ____________ __ lb. 15¢
VEAL STEAK .......... __ lb. 19¢
Prices for Friday-- Saturday Monday ‘-
Coffee Week Savings
EDWARDS t4?
Vacuum packed' blend of the
world’s finest coffee, drip on"
Fastest selling package coffee in
the west. Thrifty.
NOB HILL 121A. 37¢
Our DeLuxe blend of finest coffees.
Saves money on every pound.
Here is our guarantee! If you are
not delighted with every purchase of
meat at Safeway we will give you
back every cent you paid for it.
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Loin Roast lb. Vi A
Young Pig POrk .............. ..
Sausage lb.
9,: lb.
PORK CHOPs
15¢,1b.
Center cuts ....
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