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Thursday, CLASSIFIED RATES 20 words or less charge) 3 weeks $1.00. Lower rates for more Insertions. Reader notices 3c per mtnimum charge on Card of Thanks, $: poetry 50e per display rates on Advertisements the telephone from scribers. Cash should all other orders within five (5) days insertion to save lng. An extra char be made when sary. PHONE 1 REAL FOR SALE: Attractive house with 40-gallon ter tank electric venetian blinds. Phone quire 535 Fairmont. FOR SALE: 80 on Arcadia Road place for buildiil stumpage, lots Crawler, Box 112, FOR SALE: 5-room large lots. Also 1936 Inquire Joe Kirk, Mt. Pines Park. S'DE00!0000oS,!ANTS s reward, bowling's elder Woods in these parts. At "Woo(isy" is still one of most COnsistent tmmdlers; in [tows exceptionally active pin and lie is the oldest team in the city association in of service 110 8eas(-)ll l ]ltVillg by since the re-actix at*on of ng here ten years ago with- reprcentng the Me- Laundry and H. hasn't been bowling so goes, for his to the game ('sale years ago %vllen l'aul brought the first mod- Shelion and Odd Fellows in at the a! ,10" siege, hit the peak of his Career about six years the Spokane drives for a 672 pin still stands as lhe International Bowl- acres land. 3 miles Road. O. E. Green Box 35: Shelton. FOR SALE OR TRADE: room house located chard, 11 miles from in or near son..aid, it was I good ihing lhe eapt:tin identified him a evel. lle eoiild ]l;ll'dly rel'ogmze lhe picture, doe, incidentally, is assigned to instruction at the %%'el, Point Milii:try Academy. lie's a eal)iain in lhe Army Air Corps, in e-lse you didn'l know. Otis Rosenbush. boss of the crew which is coming ilere to build the new Mason County fish- hatchery in Skokomish Valley, is the fellow who had the interestinl • assignment from the State Game Department to remove by barge the elk marooned on :Ill island in the Snoqnalmie River recently where feed was Lop sen,it to inain- taiu them. Life mgazine had pictures and an article on the • /chievenlent in a recoil* leslie. @ SOME'rilING TO TAKE HOME Whoever wins the 1946 Soutb- west Washington northern divis- ion prep basketball crown this season will have something to take home other than just the LING'S PATRIARCll er me:nb:'rs of the field but as Doe Beach has passed his wife. t]le former Anll J||cuh- FOR SALE: House, singles record, glory for the Shelton Chamber of timber, electricity, $2.000 on terms. 10'. 165 average about Commerce has come to the fore 3, Box 233, Sl}elton. e of the list in tim city and donated a handsome silver I 7-room modern home ,u,,ague' his. totals, in leagu'e• trophy for that worthy purpose. B-2-14-28 rooms, ftreplac hare [:"*Y ule instrumental ri{ere havE; been football and ........ I full basenmnt and ulng his laundry.team to baseball titular trol)hies in ex- pod con- This property'i  well )r I.H 'ets ), ,,,,; ,, 20 Alder has everything lesh'a t as le . -'F L"" ..... istencc for some years, donated I-2-21--37 home. I will b glad ! • @urn ac poKane. by lioquiam' and olympia ser- interested.part* ,s. i  " v](.e organizaiions, if memory 20-acres of land and 4JOe ;?RT|NG AROUND serves right, hut there has been ut " ,te, ex-( li h a house. Located . abe .eer ,-. • " y ; gun bas- no basketball ixophy until the west of Shelton. Several 2L,t'  getthur in , 1, ,,r ua ......... Shelton CltamlJr stepped up ,IC der plow. Worth the ,} t°Ssing +baCk at Stewart with Its offer this scason. '--. . . : : ' '  'Under the terms of the Cham- [S F in possession of tile winning school • each yea{" and become permanent property of the first School in the conference to win the northern $2500.00. George L. division title three times, not nec- Box 316B. F--Oil" SALE: 4-roonl  I PLOWING .DISCING GARDEN or Work Guaranteed F.E. Rt. 2, Bcx 18, Musings Mervin Getty, Editor 0lks: Fall has pass- ter is here. Winter when the grass- pLeaching }*her- ant. l the time of year * keep the house as t'was in sum- en y o u kicked season when people's to skiing. Skiing, sport you learn PROFESSIONAL B. Franklin ATT( Courthouse, Phone 312 A.K. Personalized Service Address: Shelton, Rt. 3, Box Phone: CRAIG P. ELECTRICAL Eliot Electric E{ Title Insurance Phone 645 Wright and LAWYERS Charles T. wrl Virginia C. Angle Building, Shelt Telephone essarily consecutively. Who the first poessor of the Shelton Chamber trophy wilt be is anybody's guess with four teams still very much in the running for the title, Unfortunately we know it won't be the Shelton Htghclimb- ere. LIKE OLD TIMES As the weeks roll by city league basketball lineups are getting more and more like their old pre- war flavor as the boys doff their military uniforms and don their maple court togs. Latest o the familiar old faces to' pop up in city league lincups are Bill Seiners and Danny Cor- rater, a couple of the bes inpre- war league history, who made the2r curtain calls in recent games, Bill with McConkey' Pharmacy, Dan with Pantorium Cleaners. Dan topped city league scorin in the 1941 season with 323 points. nearly 100 better than his nearest competition, when he played for Kimbel Oil and led that club to the title in the split-season play- off with McConkey Pharmacy. Bill placed seventh in league scoring that year. with 181 points and' h'%lVeays rated as one oI' the best team players and play e, ngineers the leagqe tins ever had. He is a former University of Washington snpervarsity letter- man. That 1911 season was the last the city casaba circuit operated, and it's a warm welcome back to all its old personnel during this first yea," of revival Reforestation Trees Trees for reforestation are grown in a nursery from one to four years, depending on the rate of growth of the type of tree or the size that is needed in n partleular area. Most of these trees are grown in public nut. series. * .2: * the' time of year build up lusty because of the Should over-eat dur-. Season. and should ge ou feel the need of m your diet and dimes Soup. That'll gve you laage. "% :l: * it. Well, here's sensible. When need of a little ,on drop into the-- Cigar Store I 8..,2n d St. Phone 18 flare You a Gadget-- OR A DIESEL ENGINE in Need of Repmr. We have the Knowledge, Experience and quipment necessary to Overhaul, Repair or Recondition any Mechanical Device. L. C. (Lea) NELSON General Supply Building !RST AND MILL STREETS PHONE 550 See Those Luscious Ladies of Sport CHARLES R. ATTORNEY AT 119-121 South Bell Shelto n, OLSON'S ALL-AMERICAN ALDEN C. ATTORNEY AT Title Insurance Opposite First Phone 23 -.. FUNERAL Lloensed Embalt W. A, Witsiers, Phone 180-- EELIOT B. Aooountln g Tax Bookkeeping t23 "4th St. RED HEADS PLAYING MEN UNDER MEN'S RULES . . . ASKING AND .GIV- ING NO QUARTER In an Exhibition of INSURANG| ANGLE Office at Angle Basketball Against the John Ry ATTO R N EY Shelton, Office at Court Big Brother A beaver is the lar of the rodent family. SHELTER LEGIONNAIRES 2:30 P. M. -- SHELTER GYM SUNDAY- MARCH 3• Adm.: Adults 75¢; Students 50¢ (tax incl.) SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL Page . ................................................  ........................ " ........... r ...... .: ........................... RED HEADS PLAY_ING HERE SUNDAY Famed Feminine Traveling Team Plays at 2:30 Feminine pulchritude replaces masculine muscu- larity as the attraction on the m:tple boards Stm- day afternoon when the All-American Red Heads pay their first post-war encore co Shclton. The glamour girls of the cos.r*, who pleased Sheltan basketball fans no end in  couple of pro-war visits here. return with three six-foot-plus redheaded performers m their ranks, topped by 6- foot. 4-inch Gone Love. When 6-foot. 2-inch Tobey McGee and 6-foot-even Tex Nabors gather around. too. there's a lo of auburn flow way tip thor. The Red Heads have never been defeated by a girls basketball team. according to the advance dope, and they give first rate men's teams all they can handle on ihe maple boards. This year the Red Heads are in*rod,icing' a system 5f play calted "wheel ball" handling, but advance information doesn't make clear just what that is. You'll have to fiid that out for yourself. \\;Vomen always are so darned mysteri(ms, don't you zhink! Anyway. the Red Heads and tt!eir "wheel ball" system ta{'e the flora' agahmt tile Shelton Legion- naires at 2:q0 p. re. Stmday afternoon iu the new gym. ELOISE PURKEY, 5-foot, 1Q-inches of iulch- HAZEL REYNOLDS quite ikey w draw most of ritude, is one of the glamour girls of the All- the men's votes as prettiest of the Red Heads who American Bed Heads who play" in 'Shelton wilt try to, bst the Shelton Legionnaires under next Sunday at 2:3 p. m. against tle Sheiton men's ba=ket6all rules in Shelton gym at 2:30 p.m. Legionnaires. " ..... Stmdy aftr,n@on. Hoquiam Sending 5 Basketball Teams To Shelton Friday Five Hoqulmn basketht!l teams-invade SheRon's maple covrt premises this Fri(lty and will play in the following order: Shelton jmdor high Varsity, 2 p.m. Shelton jtmior high reserves, 3 p.,n. Shelio,t Highclimber reserve.% 7 p.m. Shelton llighclinber varsity, 8 p.m. Shelton grade school, between halves of Hoqtdam-Sheiton vars- ity game. AH lhe casaba conflicts will take place ill the new gym. ActMans Move 5 Games Ahead; 4 Tied for 4th •  )" CITY LEAGI E BOWLING W L Active Club ................ 37 23 Simpsotz Log .............. 32 28t Associated Oil ............ 30' 30 L. M ............................. 29 31 Mason Laundry ........ 29, 31 Pastime ...................... 29 31 Reed Mill .................... 29 31 Beckwith's .................. 26 34 Matches Frkhty 7----Associated vs L.M.. Activians vs Reed 9--:Mason Laffndry vs Pastime Beckwith' vs Simpson Log Activians stretched their lead to five games and a four-way tie for fourth place resulted from Fri- day's weekly city league bowling matches. Continuing the sizzling pace which set up a new scoring mark the previous week, the A(tivians trounced Lumbermen's Mercan- tile 2 to 1 Friday with Jack Bish- op setting a tiffgait. That out- come, along with Mason Laundry s victory over Simpson Log, Beck- with's 2 to 1 verdict over Pas- time, and Associated Oil's similar lacing of Reed Mill, created a four-team scramble in fourth' place. Associated moved into sole pos- session of third place behind George Young's and Gus Gustaf- son's rolling and achieved the vic- tory despite Reed Mill's individual sc0rhlg honors which went to Mark Fredson's 234 single game and Bud Forbes' 607 total. George Merrick and Ron Dodds paced dungeon-dweRing Beck@ith's tri- umph, leaving the jewelers with- in striking distance of shaking the collar. Mason Laundry won be- hind Cliff Reader's wood work. The lineups: Mason Ldy. (2) I Simpson Log (1) Handicap 1561 Handicap 140 I. H. Woods 424 IAronson 4491 Dunbar 4661 Petersen 546 C. Reader .r.o3o F. Snelgrove 424 B. Smith 4811 Funk 463 W. Woods 488]P. Fredson 5051 Total 2565[ Total 2527 Aetivians (2) [ L, M. (1) Handicap 297 Handicap 101 Bishop 506  Stewart. 546 Fourre 461] Gibler 442 McCaslin 445 P. Roberts 556 Price 50,7 Lindeman 468 Westlund 525 t Gavareski 506 Total 2,74i Total 2619 Associated (2) Reed Mill (1) Handicap 511 Handicap 111 Skelsey 462' M. Fredson 562 Nobler* 497 Drummond 444 Holt 509  W. Snelgrove 451 Young 536 Carter 445 Gustafson 552] Forbes 607 Total 2607 Total 260 Beckwlth's (2) I Pastime (I.) Handicap 1801 Handicap 45 Dodds 5611 Allen 560 Merrick 550 • Staler 471 Deer 415[ Kopperman 472 Mifflin 4251 Dotson 447 Barley 508 K. Fredscn 498 Total 2639 Total 2493 Steelhead Season Closing February 28 Mason County steelhead fishing addicts were getting in their last licks this week for the annual winter season closes today, Feb. 28, Game Protector Joe Simpkin,q reminded nimrods this week. Simpkins also announced the planting of 13,000 rainbow finger- lings in T Lake. in tl*e Tahuya district, last week. Blazers Drop Two As Offense, Then Defense Fizzles Failing on offee on one oc- casion and on defense on the oth- er, the Shelton jumor high Blaz. ere dropped a pair of tight bas- ketball scraps over the weekend. Offensively the Blazers just couldn't get rolling as they took the shot' end of a 15-14 score last Thursday afternoon against Che- halls in the Shelton gym, and Tuesday their defense fell apart in the last quarter as Olympia won a 40 to 32 verdict at Olym- pia. The Blazers trailed by two to three, points throughout the first half as Chehalis took an 11-9 half time edge and failed to score at all in the thit'd canto as the visitors ran the count to 15-9. In the final canto. Chehalis was held scoreless while Wayne Clary went on a one-man sortee, scor- ing five point s himself, but none of his teammates provided any help and that left the Blazers a point down at the final gun. Gone ' WgU and Norm Buck both mise,. foul shots in the last minute w.hich could have tied or won the battle for Shelton. Bill Snaza, smallest player on either team, won the game for Chehalis with his fine floor play and sharpshooting. The Blazers enjoyed a 19-17 halftime lead over Olympia but couldn't hold the home club after the. :0iddle o the thir quarter, when Gone Wells sprained an an- kle and had to retire, and poor shooting 'also handicapped Coach Arne Johnson's boys in the final quarter as they missed a half doz- en setups. Norm Buck's 13 points topped both teams but Olympia had a better all-around scoring Punch. The lineups: Olympia (4,0) Shelton (32) Wstovex 4 f Clary 8 Slosson 7 f Jorgensen 9 c Phillips 8 g Wells 2 Norton 7 g Tobey 4 Subs: Olympia -- Lindskog 3, Canfield 2. Shelton -- Jackson, Levett, Heuer. Clihalis (15), Shelton (14) Snaza 9 f Clary 7 Fredrickson 2 f Skagen 1 Rosback 2 c Buck 4 Dietz 2 g Wells Prate g Tobey 2 Subs: Chehalis--Brooks. Shel- tonLevett, Honer, Daffinbaugh, Cote, Koch. Pastime, Mac's Duel for Second Place Gets. Hot WOMEN'S BOWLING W L Cash Grocery ............ 43 20 Mac's Corner ............ 38 25 Pastime ...................... 38 25 McConkey Pharm ..... 29 34 Pantorium .................. 28 35 Mason Laundry ........ 27 36 Werberger Winery .... 26 37 Wilson's Cafe ............ 23 40 Matclte Tuesday 6:30--Gocery vs Werberger Pantorium vs McConkey 9:00--Laundry vs Mac's Pastime vs Wilson's. LOTS OF LOVE--Stretching 6 feet, 4 inches into the atmos- phere, Gene Love is a hard gtl to miss when the All-American Red Heads step onto the maple court and she's one of the main reasons the feniinine casaha gadabouts ean play on equal terms with men's teams all over the country and win about half their games. Miss Love leads her Re Heads lnto Shelton On Sunday, March 3, to play tho Shelton Legionnaires. Skagen 5 Buc00 13 Kimbel Oil Clips Burgoyne's Edge To Single Game CITY BASKETBALL W L a f Burgoyne's .. 6 3 236 201 Kimbel Oil .. 5 4 257 255 Mconkey's 4 5 251 246 Pan*prism .. 3 6 210 267 lsults Feb. 20 McConkey's 33, Pantorium 28 Kimbet Oil 26, Burgoyne's 20 Games March 6 7Pantorium vs Burgoyne's 8--McConkey vs Kimbel Oil Paced by Captain Bill Levett's 13 tallies, Kimbel Oil hoisted it- self to within one game of the city basketball league lead last week with a low-scoring 26 to 20 verdict over the pace-setting Bur- goyne Photographers. McConkey Pharmacy slipped Pantorium Cleaners its sixth straight defeat, 33 to 28, in the other game hut Pan*or*urn showed definite signs of shaking out of the offensive doldrums which have shackled the cleaners for several weeks now as Danny Cormier be- gan to exhibit a little of his old- time scoring genius. The phar- macists spread their scoring pret- ty evenly. The lineups: - McConkey's (38) Pastime and Mac's Corner clung Cole 8 f to each other like bark on a tree P. Smith 8 f in their second place battle in fern- Seiners c *nine pin play and also gained a B. Vigor • g Pantorium (28) Levin 4 Mel Morgan Cormier 9 Eacrett 1 Holt 3 . g Gardner 4 Subs: McConkey Dickenson 4, Jeffrey 4, Schermer. Pantorium Rector 1, P. Roberts, Buck Price 1, Valley 8. game on the leading Shelton Cash Grocery by sweeping t heir matches with Werberger Winery and Pantorium respectively. Mac's hd a tight squeeze in ac- complishing its shutout Job, win-. ning a tie in the last game when Rubye Frisken produced a doubIe in the roll-off. Rubye had a good night with a 443 total on her 131 average while' Marg Tiffany was another big aid in Mac's triumph. Alice Kopperman was Pastime's ring leader. The league leaders won from Mason Laundry, 2 to 1, but lost a game to the second place clubs nevertheless. To*lend Wilson's Cafe made use of timely pin spilling by Vera Bishop to take pair from McConkey Pharmacy. With her 118 average, Vera pro- duced 168 pins her first game  and 198 ,ler last and those were th two her team won. That 195 was high individual single game and her 461 total was ditto• Kimlml Oil (26) Burgoyne (20) Levett 13 f Parsons 3 Baze 6 f Chase 6 B. Armstrong 3 c Phillips 2 B. McComb 2 g Burgoyne 6 Dronen 2 g R. Vigor 1 Subs: Kimbel--S. Armstrong, Deffinbaugh, Howarth. Burgoyne --Barger 1, Coburn, Gruver. Bounty on Predator Lumbermen Gain Mbre Ground in Commercial Loop Morgan Lumber ............ 9 3 Grunet's Service .......... 7 5 Pantoium ...................... 6 6 Cushman Resort ............ 6 6 Local 161 ........................ 6 6 Olympic Plywood ........ 6 6 Meli Chevrolet ................ 4 8 Kimbel Motors .............. 4 8 Bud Forbes and Toad Sergeant, dividing individual scoring honors between them, steered Morgan Lumber & Trucking into a two- game lead in the Commercial Bowl*lag League in last week's matches, in which the lumbermen scored an odd g'ame verdict over Lake Cushman Resort while sec- ond place Grunert's Chevron Ser- vice was dropping the odd game to tailend Moll Chevrolet. Forbes hit the night's biggest three game total at 598 and Sgr- geant's 212 was best single game. Joe Forrest was going hard for the resort five hut didn't get enough help, while Ray Babcock was MeWs bLg gun. , -Olympic lalywood achieved the biggest gain of the night's com- petition, sweeping its matches from Kimbel Mo£ors with Hal Eppler and Ken Rose doing the spadework. Local 161 notched a 2 to 1 triumph over Pantorium in the fourtt match with Tiff Skel ey and Norm Westiund holding the rains. The lincups: biell Clmv (2) [ Grunerts (1) Handicap o 561}Handicap 435 R. Babcock 488 C. Bare 499 N. Ran 365 C. Rank 563 A. Toney 401R. Brown 364 R. Gerhardt 405 H. Cole 314 P. Stappler 439. L. Struthers 521 Total 2659 Total 2696 Plywood (3) Kimbel Me. (0) Handicap .... 627 Handicap 471 H. Bohn 389 J. Wilde,' 446 F. Bencher 383 R. Puhn 359 K. Rose 454 W. Earl 370 J. Evens 382 Dtunmy 428 H. Eppler 452 Christenson 450 Total 2687 Total 2519 Local 161 (2) Pantorium (.1) Handicap 450 Handicap 336 A. Wright 3731Linderman 432 W. Carlson 367 J. Keever 342 H. Skelsey 5091G. Lindberg 398 C. Rains 38 B. Beech 479 N. Wee*lurid 487 E. Anderson 507 " Total 2575 Total 2494 Morgan (2) Cushman (1) Handicap 384 Handicap 282 B. Forbes 5981H. Durand 427 ,T. Sargent 553 J. Roles , 399 C. Morgan 328 L. A. Carlso'n 427 : r. Morgan 455 J. Forrest 561 lebel 438 A. Robinson 465 Total 2736j Total 2561 Green Lake Hoop Teams Play Here Saturday Night Postponed at the last minute last week, the Green Lake Boys Club basketball eams tutore by Stan Wyatt, former Shelton atli- lete, are re-scheduled for their Shelton appearance this Saturday evening against the Shelton L6- giommires in the new gym. The first game at seven o'clock will be followed b the mai event at 'eight o'clock putting' Wyatt's first string against the lineup o£ younger players from the Shelto c :y league. Wyatt is bringing a dozen young ayers of high school and junior high school age and calibre here for the games, after which the players, along with ten or a dozen members of the Green Lake Com- mercial Club, sponsors of the team, will enjoy a banquet at the Colonial House. The Green Lake delegation is making a day of it and will arrive here early enough to do some sight-seeing in the af- ternoon. Sportsmen's Ass'n Meets Tonight February business of the Hood Canal Sportsmens Association witl be conducted tonight (Thursday) Feb, 28, at the organization's Birds Starts March 15 monthly meeting in the Hoodsport ' school house, President L. D. Hack Ten cent bounties may be col, announced yesterday. lected on feathered crows, mag .......................................... pies and ravens starting March 15 method desired but bounty appli- and through June 30, Game Pro- c!s rrls,t have a minimum of teeter Joe Simlins reminded all $2,50 wqrth of bounty specimens persons interested in killing pro-  d poses a'esident htmting'and daters. I hing license before applying for They may be taken by any c unty, Simpkins explained. Gulls Peck 'Climbers, -4:9.38, Hoquiam W L f a Hoquiam .... 7 2 321 229 Olyml)ia ...... 6 3 29S 229 Aberdeen ... 6 ,/ 345 296 l=aymond 6 4 367 352 Montesano ]] 5 1 263 276 Ehna ......... 2 8 2S2 35S Sheltou ........ l 8 236 335 cores Feb, 21 Raymond ,t9. Shelton 28 Hoquiant 35, Aberdeen 28 Olympia 52, EIma 28 Games March l Haquiam at Shelton Olympia at Aberdeen *raymond at Ivkmtcsano Games March 5 Shelton at Olympia Montcsano at Hoqniam Aberdeen at Ehna" Three quintets scored 28 points each in Southwest conference prep "'1 (.pines Here Friday quarterly intermis:;ions by 10-7, 25-11 and :;7-].7. Johnny Dunbar again paces the lit ghelimber :.;coriuK. while Center Carl Sund- stetl colltiilued to sh,w ilnl)l'ove- ntellt and Kave DunbIir a close .crape or sc0rillg" hollorS. The victory, the third il a row for tile Seagulls after a nlid-season slump, pushed ]Raymond into a tie for third place v¢itil Aberdeen. Tile Gulls ,qecoI|d t(q)lll also won handily, 30 to 10, in the in'elinl. The tinctlps : I,'II{N'[' TEAMN R.aym,uul (.19) She|loll {',o)8) Wz'o]a 22 f DtLnbar i) ]:/ansen 7 17 \\;Vilson Ford 10 c Sundsten S l:uchanan 7 g Eaton 5 Dixon g li'rasot , 6 Subs: Raymond ,.-Cideon 3, (:rt¢- hey, Gacek, Barber. Shelton-- Cardinal, Whike, Oltnmn, Cart- basketball play last Thursday wright. eveninff but it wasn't enough in -- .............................................................. any instance to return victory. Shelton did it against Ra:vmond but lost when the Scag'ulls scorched the basket for ,19 tallies, Aberdeen did it against Hoquiam but were shm'tened by the Grizz- lies' 35, and Ehna did it against Olympia but suffered the worst spanking of the nigh when the Bears rolled up ,52 markcrs. Net result of the night's round was to leave Hoqtfiam in first i)lace with on):, the Raymond Sea- gulls, whom they meet at Ray- mend March 8, stnnding hetwcen the Grizzlies and the conferencc crown, to all intents and pur- poses, as neither Shelton nnr Montesano figures to give the Harbor club anything to wor'y about. The league leaders crone to Shelton this Friday evening hut it would be the season's biggest upset if the Highelimbes won. Second l)laee Olympia faces a tough assigmnent to overhaul Ho- quiam, for the Bears must meet Aberdeen on the Bobcats own floor, with  Shelton and Monte- sane as its other two opponents. At Raymond Thursday the Highclimbers found the home floor Gulls in a bet streak again and Raymond won without being pushed behind the 22 points reg- istered by flashy Ed Wrona at forward. Raymond led at he Junior High Athletes i See College Cage Game APl)roximately 40 Shelton Ju- nior high school athletes, includ- ing members of last fall's wrs- ity football team. the present Blazer basketball squad, and some intra-mural basketeers, sat in on Saturday night's college basket- ball game at the University of Washington pavilion as Oregon State won a 56 to 37 victory over the .. Huskies. The aggregation' was supcrvts.d by Ned Snelgrove, .junior high football coach, and Arne John- son, jumor high basketball coach. IM PROVING Dean Bradley, who has been confined to the Shelton General Hospital for the past nine weeks, is now at home. NIGHT COUGHS.o00,00o.0000 are eased, sticky phlegm loosened ap, irritated upper breathing passages ai:' soothed and relieved, by rubbing Vick.,  VapoRub on throat, chest and back at bedtime. Blessed eiict':s Vapc}ub PEHETRATES to upper bronchial tubes with ifs special medicinal vapors, STIMULATES eldest and back sux- faces like a warming poultice. Often by morning most of the mis- ery of the cold is gonel Remember-- ONLY VAPORUB Gives You ,his spe- cial double action. |t's time-tested, home-proved.., thc bcst-known home remedy f°r reliev" V; O  ing miseries o1[' childrc,fs colds. You Will Never Own Anything that: can give you more trou- ble Than an uninsured car Let's insure' it now Hal 01stead Genera[ Insurance 123 tailroad Phone 30 Shoe nmmg and Cleaning CAREFUL WORK -- BEST MATERIALS SAMMY THOMAS Hotel Shelton Barber Shop Toots Wrecker e " S, rwce PHONE High School Basketball She lton Highclimbers - VS -" Hoquiam Grizzlies FRIDAY. NARCH I 2 GAMES -- STARTINGAT 7 P.M, ENTERTAINMENT AT'THZ HAI New Shelton Gym Cidldren 10€ - Students 30¢ t