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from records
lect from our
artists whose
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and singers
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Walkin" Away t'lm
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Gotta Get Me S°" :'
Love To;Y
The Things W e
Summer , ']
Sweet Lorraine :
Blazers Lose To
Centralia; Night
Game Due Friday
Plaqued by fumbles and erratic
Specialize In Taste and Nutrition
Bring All the .Family
ENJOY A
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at the
CHATTERBOX CAFE
3rd and Raih'oad
SUNDAYS--1 P.M. TO 10 P.M.
SATURDAYS--1 P.M. TO MIDNITE
SHELTON RECREATION
and Sporting Goods
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SI::tLTON-MASON COIfNY JOURNAL
entering, Shclton juuior high
opped another football decision
Friday, ].1 to 6, this time to Cen-
tralia on Lm)p Field even though
holding an edge in play most of
the game,
The Blazers play a night game
at Olyml)ia this Friday, meeting
Olympia junior high at eight
o'clock at Stevens Field.
Fumbles and the loss of Dcb
Getty, their passer and field gen-
oral, from an elbow injury were
the 1)rincip{H handicaps to the
PAnzers Friday. Coach Ray Pa-
trick's lads gained nine first
downs to Centralia's three and
gained almost at will on their
running plays, but outside of a
93-yard drive mid-way through
the second half were unable to sus-
tain their marches because of
costly fumbles.
Contrails scored in the first
quarter when Blazer center, Des
Kock. on successive plays passed
the ball over his receiver's head
and the visitors gained posses-
sion on the Shelton three-yard-
line, scoring on the first' play and
adding the extra point on a lafer-
al pass.
In the third period the visitors
tallied again on a pass from mid-
............... ........... held to'Shelton's 20 and running
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°:; mage plays. A suc'cessful convert-
. cd the point.
The Blazer score came in the
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A clean shave won't
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But a clean shave and
a clean suit makes you
a well groomed man.
We know how import-
ant appearance is in
world that's why we do faultless work. For
g and pressing send your work to us.
CLEANERS & TAILORS
215 S. 2nd St. Phone 86
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final period after Contrails had
been stopped on Shelton's seven
late in the third quarter. The
Blazer running attack, Which had
clicked nicely throughout the first
h{lf, got into high gear then, In
tbcee plays Roy -Levett hd a
fi]st an 'Shelton's thirty. Clarence
Woodard picked p another,' ten
and Bernie Heuer scamlered "to
Centralia's 35, then pick gd up an-
other first down. Levett slashed
to the 16, and in fodr plays from
there Heuer went across. Kock's
dropkick on the try was wide.
The running of Heuer and Lev-
ett was outstanding for the Blhz-
ors while Centralia found the Shel-
ton line tough except in the last
quarter.
The starting Blazer lineup con-
sisted of Bob Creveland and' Ginger
Deer, ends; Chuck Berets and
Charles Pennington, tackles; Jack
Mellinger and Bob Strobe, guards;
Des Koch. center; Ted Dale, quar-
ter; Bernie Heuer and Clarence
Woodard, halfbacks; and Roy Lev-
ett, fullback.
RHEUMATISM
and ARTHRITIS
I suffered for years and am so
thankful that I am free from pain
and able to do my work that I wll
gladly answer anyone writing me
for information. Mrs. Anna Pautz,
P.O, Box 825, Vancouver, Wash.
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R COMPANY
These faeilities.,and the reswregs as
shown in our present statement of
condition make the Seattle-First Na-
tional Bank one of America's great
banking institutions.
This hank is in faet "a department
store of Iinanee"----with a wide va.
riety of s¢rvices adapted to the largest
commercial and industrial organiza-
tions o£ to the needs of al_.=ost any
individual.
In Ihe enlire Stale of Washington,
one family in every two is a eusloner
of this bank.
The reason for this growth lies in
satisfaclory service.
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SHELTON BRANCH
Shelton, Washington
4 Teams Tie For
Rayonier Loop
Pin Leadership
RAYONIER PIN LEAGUE
% L
Maintenance .............. 7 5
Electricians .............. 7 5
Supervisors ............... 7 5
Grease Balls ................ 7 5
Office ......................... 6 6
Chemists ..................... 6 6
Research Girls ............ 4 8
Bleach Plant ............. 4 8
High Game---Joe Rank 205,
High Total--Joe Rank 576,
Four teams including two who
weren't UP there last week, found
themselves sharing the Rayonier
bowling league leadership after
Monday's weekly play.
The juggling was accomplished
when the Electricians and Main-
tenance dropped two games each
while the Supervisors were cap-
turing three to come from far
down and the Grease Balls won a
pair to move upward.
The Supervisors, with Ron Dodds
and Art Lemley setting • the pace,
whacked an off-form Office five
soundly for the night's only triple
viet0ry. The Grease Balls. despite
the league-topping scores posted
by Joe Rank of Maintenance. won
the odd game thanks to steady
pin spilling by Bud Kenyon A. V¢
Wi'ight and Willys Oliv#r
Jess Tobler lgd the Clemists to
a 2 to 1 nqd over the Electricians
while Skipper Marie Kubik paced
the Research Lab Girls to their
first match triumph by the odd
game over Bleach Plant, lifting
the league's only feminine team
into seventh place tie.
Re. irls f2) Bleach Pit. (1)
Handicau 9271 Handicap 537
M. Kubik 4151 Rains 364
I. Dammann 383 Lemke 403
G, Mark 2721 Dummy 408
V. Elsworth 285]Lunsford 371
C. McKinney 3611 Friend 451
Total 26431 Total 2534
upervisors (3) Office (0)
Handicap 6751 Handicap 636
D, odds 547 Holt 483
Vl:oore 337' Dunseath 373
McCann 373 Poacher 328
Hawks 287 Thorpe 394
Lemley 469t Briggs 353
Total 2688: Total 2567
Chemists (2) Electricians (1)
Handicap 792! Kneeland 339
Biehl 356 Dittman 461
R. Eager 293 Rose 392
Tobler 471 Stevenson 428
Dielle 401 Bare 442
3. Eager 331 Total 2602
Total 2644 'Maintenance (1)
Grease Bails (2) I Handicap 387
Handicap 651 Skelsey 447
Kenyon 490' Jacobsen 456
C. Cole 336 Rank 576
Oliver 4771 Temple 408
Devlin 316 Westlund 542
Wright 476 Total 2816
Pheasant Feeding
Sheds Project
For Sports Club
Construction of feeding sheds
for pheasants at points to be de-
cided by the game bird commit-
tee was adopted as the next ma-
jor project for the Mason County
Sports and Skeet Clu] at last
week's meeting,
I Helping the game birds thrq
the winter months and thus pro-
riding better bird hunting is the
aim of the project, according to
President Horace Skelsey.
A well received talk by Don
Cruickshank of the State Sports
Council on Referendum 26 was
heard by the membership last
week and resulted in the club g'o-
ing on record as opposing the
measure, an action which has
been unanimous with sportsmen's
groups throughout the state.
Another feature of last week's
meeting was a talk on rifle
ranges and skeet shooting bY Rog-
er Prior, president of the'Capitol
City Gun Club. A committee is
working on the establishment of
a range here,
The club decided to meet twice
monthly hereafter, on the first
Thursday and third Friday. Any-
one interested in fish and game
is invited to attend. A member-
ship drive is now in progress.
JACK MOFFETT
DANCING
LESS0 NS
Children and Adult
TAP, TOE, BA. LLET,
BALLRQOM, ACROBATIC
and All Styles
Every Wednesday
2 to 6 p.m.
Shelton Eagles Hall
0hone Union 385
Dunoyier's
TAXI
Phone
Stand at Shelton Garage
Shelton
Lodge No. 6
I;O.O.F.
Meets Every Wednesday
• p:m.
I.O.O.F. HALL
Visiting /embers will be
Cordially Welcomed
ELLIS WELLS, N.G.
GUY CALL, Secretary
Ruby Rebekedt Lodge M
Second and Fourth Fridays
Elizabeth Simpson, N.G.
Elizabeth Butler, Secretary
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CANNING
SUPPLIES
Jars
- Rings -
Crocks
Weterglass
For Putting Up Eggs
Olympia Feed
, Company
O Nielll Bldg.- Shelton
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SAVE TIME !
SAVE TIRES!
TAKE A FERRY]
BREMERTON - SEATTLE
12:55 5:00
*5:45 *5:45
6:15 6:15
*7:0q *7:00
7:30 7:30
8:15 8:10
8:45 8:45
9:25 9:30
10:00 10:00
10:45 10:35
11:15 11:15
tl :50 12:00
12:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M.
1:15 1:00
1:45 1:45
2:15 2:30
3:00 3:00
3:45 3:30
4:!5 4:15
4:55 5:00
5:30 5:30
6:15 6:15
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11:45
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Sunday Only
$12:40 on Monday morning
(Sunday night)
BLACK BALL LINE
KIMBEL
I2)GGING
COMPANY
Modern Equipment
Operated By
Experienced Men
Evelyn Smith Hits
216 For New Fem
Pin Scoring Mark
WI)MEN' I,OIVLIN(;
W L
Ritner's Corner . ................... 8 ,I
McConkey Pharnmcy ...... 7 5
Cash Grocery ...................... 7 5
Mac's Corner . ..................... 6 6
Mason Laundry .................. 6 6
Pastime ............................... 6 6
Pantorium ............................ 5 7
VVerbero'cr Winc y ............ 3 9
High g'ame Evelyn Sm,Li]. 216
Hi;b, il total- Evelyn Smith. 53,1
One new scoring mark went in-
to the book. for this season when
Evelyn Smith posted a 216 pin
single game in Tuesday uight's
weekly women's bowling league
competition, topping the 212 score
set by Incz Dodds Y.hree weeks
ago,
That one prodigious count gave
Evelyn's Mason Laundry elub the
game from Ritner's Corner but
even though she topped the league
with 534 pin total Ritner's won
the other pair to retain their lea-
gue lead.
M:cConkey Pharmacy and Shel-
ton Cash Grocery came out of a
big scramble of teams tied for
second place with odd-'game vic-
tories respectively over Werberg-
er Winery and Pantorium while
Mason Laundry and Pastime
were losing by the same margin.
Bessie Bolen fashioned a h.'md-
some 509 total to pace the pharm-
acists.
Mac's Corner was the night's
fourth victor, edging PastirSe 2
to 1 with their dependable trio
of Rubye Frisken, Dot Christen-
sen and Ruth Edgley setting pace.
Paltortu.m ,(I) Cash Groc. (2)
handicap 366 handicap 492
Freda T. ... 4321G.Skelsey 363
P.Tembrurll 3421S.Hanson 404
A.Dundes 290 M.Gruver 358
Anna Carr 336I A.Barger 282
Frankie F 480[ M.Durand ,tO0
Total 2246[ Total 2299
Pastime (1) Mem'S Cor. (2)
handicap 249 handicap 189
P.Staley 400] Frisken ,1149
A.Kop'erm'n 392 H.Smitl 383
M.Lindeman 4461 ]V[.Tfffany 307
M.Schuff'er 3821D.Christ'sen 470
M.Sutherl'd 425 f R,Edgeley 469
Total 23241 Total 2267
Ritner's (2) Mason Ldy. (1)
handicap 4981 handicap 163
A.Godden 340! E.Smith 534
J.McCaslin 3681A.Simpson 340
D.Willour 2961 M,Mifflin 370
J,Hunter 336 E,Robinson 373
V.Bishop 393 I,Dodds 444
Total 2231 Total 2184
Werberger's (1) McConkey's (2)
handicap 477 handicap 189
b%Corinier 289j V.McConkeY 418
L,Kimbel 3511 B.Bolen 509
R.Jacobsoa 421[ V.Russell 394
B.White 3961 W.Schirmer 385
R.Smith 337 L.Cole 444
Total 2271 Total 2339
Derby Doings Hit
Faster Pace As
Silvers Hit.Bay
The silvers are in,
Proof comes in the big increase
over the pant weekend on the sil-
ver salmon derby qualifying board,
where 23 fish are now entered
against a bare half dozen last
week, with practically all catches
made in Shelton Bay, Hammersly
Inlet, Arcadia Point, and vicinity,
Fish may be entered no matter
where caught, however, as long as
they are ilver salmon, The derby
is sponsored by the Mason County
Sports & Skeet Club.
The qualifiers holding rungs at
present include:
ENTRY Lbs.-Oz.
Charles Hurst .............. 13 1
Virgil Seay .................. 13 1
Bruce Schwarck .... 13 1
Angus McNiel .............. 12 0
AI Dickinson ................ 11 13
Marie Carlson .............. 11 11
H. F. Fuller ................ 11 10
Karl Schwarck ............ 11 3
Mary Morgar .............. 11 1
Greg [vlahaffey ............ 11 0
Lois eay .................... 10 6
E. A, Notson ................ 10 4
Bud Forb, es .................. 10 1
Bud Carlson 9 10
T. V. Dunning .............. 9 7
Carl Rains .................... 8 7
Carl Morgan ................ 8 6
K. L. Carlson 8 5
Casey Holmes .............. 8 4
Del Cole ........................ 8 4
M. S. Preppernau ........ 8 4.
Audrey Prepper'nau .... 8 3
Merle MCNei ................ 8 0
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• BULLDOZING
• DITCHING
(p BASEMENT EXCAVAT-
ING
• BULKHEADING
HOME
LOANS
Convenient Terms
Reasonable Rates
PILEDRIVERS
For Land or Water
DUMP TRUCKS
For Hire
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• PILING AND LO'GS
For Sale.
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Masg Cutty Savings
& Loan Association
Title Insurance Blg.
Bremert0n-Tacoma Stages Schedule
NORTHBO JlD DAILY SOI/THBOUND
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Ol:ympla
"5:15 a.m
8:30 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
1:45 p.m.
5:00 p.m,
7:15 p.m.
10:15 p.m.
t.eve
helton
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915 a.m.
- 11:30 a.m,
2:45 i.m.
5:50 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
Leave
Bremerton
7:i5 a.m,
11:00 a.m.
2:00 p.m,
4:15 p.m,
7:30 p.m,
9:35 p.m
Leave
$'helton
" '7:00 a.m.
:30 :m.
12:30 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
5:45 p.m.
9:00 p,m.
Leaves remert0ii foi" Floodkp6t laily at 4.15 p.m:' except
Sunday. "
Leaves Hoodeport for Bremerton dally at 6:15 a.m. ¢cept
SattJrday and Sunday.
Leaves Navy Yard daily at 4:45 p.m. exoept Saturday and
Sunday.
Pickup at Kuetts for Hoodaport,
t.eaves Shelton daily 2:30 p.m. "for Brernerton via Union.
Roberson Plumbing
-- and Heating-
P h o n e 6 8 5
222 South Second Street
Home Phone 181-J
Home Address 528 Cedar
SHIP YOUR FREIGHT
BY BOAT
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
WITH DOOR DELIVERY IN SHELTON
Seattle Freight slmuld be routed via Str. Indian, Ferry Dock,
Tacoma Freight wp .tr. Skookum Cbief, Milwaukee Dock,
No. 2
Time Schedule as follows:
Leaves Tacoma daily, except Sunday at 5 p. m. for
Olympia and Shelton
Arrives Shelton dally, excep¢ Stmday
CLARENCE CARLANDER President
PUGET SOUND LINES
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ius as fast as conditions permit. • • at a faster pace
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possible for us to keep pace With the Pacific Coast's
spectacular growth• Though we have already added
mg, r¢ than 255,000 new telephoaes during the first
eigh monds of this year and every bit of ot equip-
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can to get yOi teLephone to you as soon as possible
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