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,ed a,ls thn i,, ,,y other papo,,o ,,her poper cn mal, e that "" Mill Captures
in Mason county. I ...... Top Rung Again In
I
Feminine Circuit
DUCK HUNTERS ATTENTION
Immediate delivery on Duck Boats. Can
be carried on top of cars.
KIMBEL MOTORS
PHONE 601 707 SOUTH FIRST
L__ I
FOR AN EPICOIAN
QUART 81
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PARADISE
EVEN BURGESON HAS
NEW RADIOS
SENTINEL
:;:
Ji Also a Few Reconditioned and Guaranteed
USED RADIOS -- $1.5.00 - $25.00
FINE FOR CHILDREN'S ROOMS
OR THAT EXTRA RADIO
Guaranteed Repairs
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i ALL MAKES HOME ORAUTO
Burgeson Radio
Home Service
1221 FRANKLIN PHONE 112-W
CLOSED SATURDAYS
'OMEN'S BOWLING
W L
Old Mill ...................... 30 15
McConkey Pharmacy 29 16
Ritner's Corner. ......... 26 19
Pantorium Cleaners .. 23 22
Goodrich ...................... 20 25
Shelton Grocery ........ 19 26
:Mac's Corner . ........... 17 28
Werberger Winery .... 16 20
High game--Hazel Ferrier 181
High totalPhytlis Tembruell
80.
Old Mill regained solitary pos-
session of first place in the fem-
inine bowling league by edging
M uCCOnkey Pharmacy, 2 to 1,
esday night in their leadership
battle, wintfingthe last game by
six pins as Merna Mifflin and
Edna Robinson scored over their
averages.
Thied place Ri.tner's Corner kept
pace with an odd-game nod ove.
tailend Werberger "vVinery, fomh
p, lace Pantorinm Cleaners, getting
the benefit of Phyllis TembruelPs
circuit leading 49 total, edged
Goodrich in the odd game, and
Shelton Cash Grocery won from
MRc's Corher by the same margin
as Hazel Fela'tei dante within a
pin of. matching the night's top
t0htl, her 181 grabbing single
game hoors. ' .
Vbinder, Ashley,
Wells Lead B-Team
To 4 Straight Wins
With increasing "scoring tempo
in each outing, Coach Grant Pack-
ard's Highclimber B-team contin,
ues its unbeaten pace in pro-sea-
son practice games, posting its
fourth straight Tuesday night at
Silverdate, 52 to 29,
Two other victims fell to the
rampaging little Highclimbers in
the past Seek, ]P0ulffb0 by a 34 to
32 count Friday, Beliarmihe by a
29 to 27 margin last Wednesday.
All three games were played in
the losers' own gyms.
Toby Vasbinder, Gene Wells and
Bob Ashley all had their flings at
leading the B-team offensive, and
collectively were responsible for
34 points in the Silverdale rout,
Vasbinder nailed 15 tallies in lead-
ing the victory over Poulsbc, while
Wells was top dog in both the Bel-
larmine and Silverdale struggles.
Deb Getty chipped in with nine
point assistance in the tight BeN
larmine tussle in which the little
Hig'hcllmbers barely outlasted the
battling Lion reserves.
Subs: Shelton --- Edgely 1,
Loughnan 2, Gohrick 2, Dale 6,
Hopper. Silverdale--Scafe 4, Sul-
livan 4, Gingery 2.
Jou,'Want Ad..'--"-----"----he L----TTLZ
GIANTS of Advertising.
• NEED A
PLUMBER
Phone 48
& L. CATTO
HARDWARE
Mason County Post No. 1694
Veterans of Foreign
Wars
Regular Meeting
Friday, Dec. 19- 8 p,m,
Memorial Building
J. H. Gray, Q,M, AdJ.
Phone 352J
W. T. Jaclon, Commander
Phone 697
CHRISTMAS HAMS AND
POULTRY SHOULD BE
ORDERED NOW
Cranberry Sauce
Ocean Spray .................... 3 CANS
Ripe Olives
Large .................. ...........
Oranges
Large Navels .................... 10.LB$.
Gold
Shield
Coffee
Walnut Meats
Fancy Dates
Mince Meat 4115
Pennant ......................... 2-LB. JAR
HIGHCLIMBSRS MEET POULSB0
HERE FRIDAY; SEEK REVENGE
After two false starts on the morrow's P()xllsb() vetHvn game tie
road, the Highclimbers finally
clicketl for a strange-floor victory
at Silverdale Tuesday night when
Southpaw Bob Tobcy found his
eye for 18 points to lead Shelton
to a decisive 38 to 23 verdict over
the Cougars.
That triumph squared tile Higl-
climber practice season ledger at
two victories and two losses, with
a cimnce to avenge one of those
Hiffhclimbers go to CI](,halis next,
Tnesday, then tackle Stadium of
Tacoma here December 26.
The lineups:
Bellarnlitle (.13 helton (31)
Olsen 10 f Et(:k 7
Farrel 6 f Tobey S
Hermsen 10 e Cardinal 3
Smith 6 g Anderson 3
O.Fink 7 g Clary 7
Snbs: Bellarmin( ....... ,lense, 2,
i Boice 3, Carlson. Skagen, Maze,
Bremerton 57, Hoquiam 33 McPherson, Rice.
Centralia 42, Longview 23 N. Kitsal) (42) Shelton (30)
St. Martins 39, Elma 37 Longmate 7 f Buck 5
o,,,oo ...... o., = ,._ ..-.- :;:::;:--::='::-;=m--=;:,'-;:- ;'::i'-- AntOlSon 0 f Tobey ,i
day) evening' when Shelton plays Hansen ,t c Cardinal 2
host to Poulsbo in the Highclimb-
cr gym.
The Vikings scored a 42 to 30
victory over Coach Chef Dombros-
ki's lads at Poulsbo last Friday,
which was preceded Wednesday
with a 43 to 34 loss to Bellarmine
at Tacoma. Tle Lions return that
visit December 30.
In the meantime and after to-
Office Pulls Up On
Maintenance After
Whitewash Victory
RAYONIER BOWLING
Maintenance ...................... 32 10
Office .................................... 27 15
Supen]isors ........................ 24 18
Grease Balls .................... 22 20
Bleach 'Plant ...................... 21 21
Electricians 17 25
Clemists ............................ 15 27
Research Girls .................... 10 ,q2
High g'ame--.Ernie LemleY 202
High totalJoe Rank 550
Drubbing the tailend Research
Girls for a 3 to 0 victory, the Of-
fice resumed its pursuit of the
leading Maintenance five in Ray.
osier bowling leagxte play last
week, shaving a game from the
leaders advantage when the paee,
makers won, but only by 2 to 1,
from the thh'd place Supervisors.
Hal Briggs and John Gavareski
fattened averages to help the Of-
fice whitewash application, Briggs
getting his best game at the right
moment to Will a two-pin verdict
in the last tussle.
Joe Rank's 550, top total
the night, led the Maintenance
fensive, although Stu Steehler Ply d Ic l 9 317
Art Jacobsen got the telling W00 a "
sticks which won a six-pin n0l
in the final fracas for Maintenance.
Ernie Lemley's 202, best single
game, won the Supervisors' only
game.
John Stevenson, Walt Jensen
and Ray Frutigar did the cruci'al
scoring in Electricians two to ohe For All Members
verdict over the Chemists with
Johnny Eager's 194 salvaging the
losers' lone point, while Bleach and Their Families
Plant won the night's second shut-
out victory over the Grease Balls
in the evening's poorest scoring Sunday, December 21
exhibition.
The first half closed Monday 7:3b P.M.
with the league to be idle over
_ __ at the MEMORIAL HALL
, -'.the C?rlstmas holidays.
Jnrlsla]I Sen CANDY, NUTS and FRUITS FOR THE CHILDREN
Union Oil Climbs
To Prep Top Rung.
lllGII N(llO()I, IOVIJN(I
Texaco Servit'e . ...... 7 5
Union Oil .................... 7 5
Miller"s Men's Shop 5 7
HedriclCs Fountain .. 5 7
High game---Don I Amd 172
High toi.al--Chnck I3ercts ,167
Sweeping all tlwee games,
Union Oil rocketed into a first
tie in the high school bowling
circuit Monday afternoon on a
whitewash triumph over the pre-
viously leading t-Icdriek's Foun-
tain Service.
Mary Am Fredson and June
Magnuson scored above their av-
(,rages to make tile upward leap
possible or their club, but it took
"Is the Universe, Including Man,
Evolved by Atomic Force?" titles
tile Lesson-Sermon which will be
read next Sunday in all branches
0f the Mother Church. The First
Church of Christ, Scientist, in Bos-
ton, Massaclmsetts.
Golden Text: /P.salms 33:4,9.
"The word of the Lord is right;
and all his works are done in
truth... For he spake, and it was
done; he commanded, and it stood
fast.,,
The. following verse from I
Chronicles is included in the Les-
son-Sermon: "Thine, O Lord, is
the greatness, and the power, and
the glory, and the victory, and the
majesty: for all that is in the
heaven and in the earth is thine."
From "Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy is the following cor.
relative statement: "The trUe the-
ory of the univet-se, including man,
is not in material history but in
spiritual development.
Inspired thought relinquishes
material, sensual, and mortal the.
cry of the universe, and adopt
the spiritual and immortal."
First Baptist ChUrch
Rev. ft. O. Bovee
Sofffethtng new--something dif.
ferent; Laymen conduct speci
meetihgsWhere ?
Baker 7 g Anderson 5
Paulson 8 g Clary '2
Subs: North Kitsap--- Mariner 1.
Svare 2, Van Horn 2, t3remer 2,
Pierce, Fullerton. Shelton- .Carl-
son. Skagen 3, Maze. I tara]on 5,
Boles 3, McPherson I.
Shelton (30) Silverdale (23)
Tobey 18 f L.Berg 3
Carlson 6 1" Birgc 5
Buck 2 c Johnson
Anderson 5 g Lee 8
Clary 4 g Dull 3
Subs: Shelton--Boice 1, Boze 1
McPherson 1, Rice, Skagen. Sil-
verdale--Ernst 4. Reynoldson, K.
Berg.
LEGION TROPHY
GIVEN MONTESANO
FOOTBALL CHAMPS
Montesano's championship foot-
ball team was officially presented
the Shelton American Legion's
trophy emblematic of the Cen-
tra] League gridiron crown Tues-
day in ceremonies conducted by
i Shel.tofi school officials at an as-
sembly in Montesano high school.
The trophy was presented to the
Bulldog football team by Mel
Newman, president of tim Shelton
student body and a member of
the championship Highclimber
football team of last year which
I relinquished the tropiw to the
'Bulldogs this year. '
I The Shelton school choir, di-
rected by Lynn Sherwood, sang
several numbers during the pro-
gram and also presented a pro-
gTam at Elma high school on the
return trip. Principal George
Hermes accompaniet the group.
the cooperation of the Miller's
Men's Shop lineup, Leo, for the
haberdashers upset Texaco Set-
vise. 2 to l, to pull gas-peddlers
down from their lofty perch.
Chuck Berets 467 total, top for
the week, paced the Miller victory
move, although [)on Lund. post-
ing a 172 single game for the
league's best of ttw day, won the
opener for Texaco.
Louis-Wolcott Fight
Films Here Next Week
Shelton sports fans will have an
opportunity to see the official
motion pictures of tim recent Joe
Louis - Joe Woleott heavyweiglt
championship fight next week the
Graham theatre having dated the
films for Christmas Day, Friday
and Saturday, December 25, 26
and 27.
Mt. View Alliance
Bey. Theo. W. Chapman
On Sunday evening at 7:30 the
children and young people of Mr.
View Alliance Chapel will present
their annual Christmas program.
Again this year a wide variety of
choice recitations and special vo-
cal and instrumental music will be
given with the singing of the old
carols of Christmas.
The closing feature of the pro-
gram will be some Christmas and
Christian sound film reels. Treats
will be given all children present.
At 11 a.m. the pastor, Rev. Chap-
man, will bring his Christmas mes-
sage entitled "No Room for Him."
A hearty welcome is extended to
all to these Christmas services.
Th lll'2f] n.r, Din'ore her
Tennis and Badminton
CHRISTNIAS PARTY
Scarfs
Rayon or All Wool
$2.00 to $3.95
RACKETS RESTRUNG
@ BY NO-AWL TENSION MACHINE @
Provides Equal Tautness Perfect Stringing
JACK STEWART
L.M. SPORTING GOODS DEPT.
;flay, December 18, 19
i The Journal has B!
S Sports Slants.
-- III II
SHiP YOU
BY
FAST FREI
WITH DOOR DEL
Freight should be ro
Freight wa Str. S
Time Sched
Leaves Tacoma daily, e
, @ --$ IF lr Arrives OlheYnltoPl2
FOR ALL
IiliI I II
AT KILLMER'S C h r i s t m a s
WAFFLE IRONS
'8 "95
COMPLETE SILEX COFFEE
Including Electric 5819 5
Stove
ELECTRIC
ROASTERS
$36ff
LAMPS OF ALL KINDS
TABLE PIN-UP FLOOR MODELS :
1.65 ,o 4,50 . 14.95 to 19,1
COOK P]
Rt. 3, BOX 265 --
on
Gilfillan
Table, Console and Phonograph
Combination from . ..
'29 ,o=339.00 Luml
1324 OLYM:
XMAS TREE LIGHTS
and DECORATIONS
BUBBLE LIGHTS Replacement
Per set $4.17 .u,bs. Ech 31
Klllmer Electr0000
207 Cota Street Phone 664
MASCULINE
GIVE HIM . . .
A Miller's
At the Baptist church Frida Kaywoodie Pipes D r e s s G 1 o v e s
and Saturday evenings of thi
week at 7:80. These are speci AND LEE Pigskin Calf Deer Skin
HENS --l4111il 15 duetedServiceSbyf°ryotmgy°Ungpeople.and old col' *5.00-$7.50" $10.00
Frashly Dr$l ........................ LB. Special vocal and instrumentr , to
numbers, ShOrt inspirational ine,. Cigarette Lighters $3.95 ;\\; $6.50
FRYERS 5S € sages and swarm welcome. I-Iel *"
these young people to fight :Uve RONSON -- EVANS
LB. nile deiinqency in an ehdurih;. $3.00 to $7.50
Way. Join file crowd go,!nff to th, D r e s s S h i r t s
BEEF HEART 2S € Baptist20th. AllChUrCharwelcome.December l@ ant. Tobacco Pouches VAN HUESEN or TRU-VAL
Fresh Beef ................................ LB. The Baptist Church will have $1.00 up White Colored
Christma program Sunday eve
LIVER , 39= = at 7:80 $3.50 to $4,50
The Christmas program will b ,,
in two parts. First the little folk
• under the direction of Mrs. Fran]
3 Swanson, will take part in singing
TONGUE € recitationS, dialogues and othel --- S P E C I A L
special umbers. -- 7
LB
The upper grades will contribut[
L 43 their part of the program which i, Flannel N,te Shirts
divorsifted and will provtdo a go0
OASTS € Christmas message. TRU.VAL
JL
JL
a Moran $2'95
ROUND STEAK € Tonight: Choir rehearsal at8 Sanforlzed Shrunk
Frssh ............................................ LS. p.m. , ,
Friday: The Parent-Tea0her' @
VE OAS 4S Association of Mount Olive Luth-
AL R T € eran Sohool will meet at p.m. S 1 i p p e r s
Saturday: The Junior/€[ember,
Ihoulder of Veal ........ ............ ... LB. ship class will meeL ,t 9 a.m. He il Always Be Pleased with
Sunday: Sunday Schoolmd Bi- VAN HUESEN Fleece Lined $5,50
ble Class at 9:45 a.m. Services at or .....
Romeo Style ............ $4.50
Tru-Val Pajamas ,
Sroadc,oth or outing Opera Style .............. $5,45
$4.95 to $9.95 Brown or Burgundy
SALT FAT BACK 23 =
T-BONE
NARKET
11 a.m. Text: Isaiah 12, 1-6.
Theme: The Joy of the New Tes-
tament Church. Walther League
meets at 7:30 p.m. Election o
officers.
Tuesday: The Junior Member-
ship class will meet at 9 a.m. Fi-
nal rehearsal of the Children's
Christmas service at 10 a.m.
Wednesday: The children of
Mt. Olive School and SUnday
School will present their annual
Christmas Eve program and ser-
vice, begirmirig at 730 ' p,m.
Thuday: Christfiaas Da.#.. ser-
vices atoll a.m.
PHONE 1
Nille00s Men's
Hotel Shelton Building COMPLETE MEN'S APPARrL
Ph
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PITTSBU:
HA
BUILDI5
Dancing t
FORMERLY S(
DA]
Now Com
LEFTY FARM:
Playing M
DANCIN(
REFRESHMEN
Admission
Handsome brocade robe withe
breast pocket. Tasseled tJ
belt. Dark blue, wine. i
$13.95 to $17.95 :l '
WOOLS
$13.95 to $32.50
i00hop
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