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SHIP YOUR FREIGHT
BY BOAT
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
WITH DOOR DELIVERY IN 8HELTON
battle Freight should be routed via Str. Indian, Ferry Dock,
eoma Freight via Str. Skookum Chief, Milwaukee Dock,
No. 2
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POINSETTIAS
$'€ to $1 SAINT PAULAS
fLEX COFFEE
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ELECTRIC
ROASTERS
OF ALL KINDS
CYCLAMEN
MIXED POTS
CUT FLOWERS
AZALEAS and
CAMELIAS
COOK PLANT FARM
Rt. 3, Box 265 2 miles off Olympic Hlway
on Cole Road
FLOOR MODELS
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Phonograph
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TREE LIGHTS
DECORATIONS
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Bulbs, Each ,
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1324 OLYMPIC HIGHWAY
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PITTSBURGH PAINTS
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HAULING
. BUILDING SUPPLIES
Dancing Every Saturday
' at
FORMERLY SCHNEIDERS PRAIRIE
DANCE HALL
ow Completely Redecorated
LEFTY FARMER and His Orchestra
Playing Music to be Danced to
DANCING FROM 9:30 to 2'
REFRESHMENTS AND SANDWICHES
Admission $1.00 (including Tax)
For
Real
Refreshment
00INE
Handsome brocade robe w(th_
breast pocket. Tasseled tw
belt. Dark blue, wine.
$13.95 to $17.95 '
WOOLS
$13.95 to $32.50
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LLY FAMOUS $1NC£ |81dl
At Your Friendly Tavern-, +,,.,
RON DODDS VICTOR
IN SINGLES'MEET
WITH 861 SCORE
Welcome Christmas stakes came
to 13 Shelton bowlers whose scores
topped the 77 entries in the four-
game handicap singles tournament
held on the Shelton Recreation al-
leys last weekend.
Ron Dodds, scoring the most ac-
tual pins at 804, won top prize of
1560 with his 861 net score, edging
Bill Smith by a single stick. Smitl
blew a golden chance for first
money with a 140 final game after
opening with 201, 188, 196. Dodds
won on his games of 167, 200, 216,
and 227, plus a 57 pin handicap.
A1 Ferrier's 244 was best single
game of the tourney and put him
into fourth place at 837, behind
Babe Carlson's third place 841 to-
tal.
The prize winners: ken Dodds
861--$60; Bill Smith 860--$50;
Babe Carlson 841--$40; Al Fer-
rier 837 $29.60; Hugh Gruver
830--$20; George Merrick 825--
$15; Ernie Anderson 823--$13;
Burl Brown 822 $11; Bud Earl
820--$11; Gene Tucker 818--$10;
Mary Carter 816--$9; Charlie Cole
810--$8; Bill Levett 808$7.
St. Martins as Member
Of SW Loops Suggested
Addition of St. lVrartins Prep as
a member of football and basket-
ball leagues in which Shelton com-
petes was suggested at a meet-
ing of the Southwest Washington
Principals Association in Centralia
Saturday.
Represented by Basketball
Coach Chet Dombroski and Prin-
cipal George Hermes, the latter
president of the association, Shel-
ton favored entry of the Prep
Rangers as members of the Cen-
tral League in football competition
and the northern division of the
So[thwest Conference in basket-
ball rivalry.
The action taken at Centralia
was not final.
Ragtime Doubles Under
Way at Bowling Alleys
With Christmas layoffs keeping
league bowling on the shelf for
the next couple of weeks, local
kegelers are concentrating on a
ragtime doubles tournament now
under way at the Shelton Recrea-
tion alleys.
Started Dec. 12, tle ragtime
continues through Jan. 4. Early
leaders are Justin Keever and Ade
Kopperman with a 1229 total,
closely followed by Rubye Frisken
and Bill Smith with 1227.
Blazers Beaten, 36-16,
In Return Dewey Game
Meeting too much height and
experience, the Shelton Blazers
lost a 36 to 16 basketball verdict
to Dewey junior high of Bremer-
ton here Tuesday afternoon in a
return game between the two
clubs.
Hartwell Dittman and Jack Da-
vidson played good ball for the
Blazers. The Dewey seconds also
won, but had a tougJer time sub-
duing the Blazer efghth graders,
22 to 18, to even accounts for a
one-point loss in the previous en-
counter scored by Shelton. .
Christmas Ship
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of Commerce meeting, said that
merchants will be asked for cash
donations, the money in turn be-
ing used to purclmse stocks of
food and clothing from local
stores, the relief supplies then be-
ing sent to Seattle by truck.
NO CtiARGE will be made for
packing or shipping, union organ-
izations having pledged their ef-
forts without cost.
Individuals or firms desiring to
make a cash contribution may
mail a check, made to the order
of the (hristmas Ship fund, to
Chairman Andrews or Mayor Tra-
vis.
Mayor Travis, in charge of a
committee that sought donations
from business houses early this
week, reported a partial result of
solicitations with the following
contributors. total of over
$200 in ca'sh was subscribed.
THE ItONOR list included:
Morgan-Eacrett Lumber Co., Top
Hat, Rauacher Service, Hilltop
Tavern, Log Cabin Tavern, Hill-
crest Hardware, Twentieth Cen-
tury Market, Ralph's Grocery,
Mayor Travis, A1 Huerby, Mason
County Journal, Mason County
Laundry and Cleaners, E. J. Bur-
goyne, Ivan Neuensehwander, H.
J. Hussman, C. M. Danielson,
Charles R. Lewis, C. Nolan Mason,
Elliot B. Spring, Taylor Radio
Electric, E. B. Sutton, Otto Kump,
Walter A. Magoon, J. L. Cattc,
Roy McConkey, Ray Mitchell, Dr.
James T. Morrissey.
Others were: Mason County
Creamery, C. C. Cole, Eddy Busi-
ness Service, E. Carlson Shoe
Shop, Seattle-First National Bank,
E. A. Carr Electric, H. E. Lake-
burg, M. C. Zinthee, Reginald
Sykes, A. J. Curtis, J. D. Finn,
George Andrew& M. S. Prepper-
nau, F. E. Beckwith, A. NL Munro,
Dwight L. Morris, G. H. Ferguson,
Miller's Men's Shop, Modern Bar-
ber Shop, E. H. Faubert, Agnes
Darrow, F. E. Avery.
Others include: Charles Run-
acres, Wiliam Witsiers, I. H.
Woods, Grant C. Angle, H. E.
Grant, H. G. Angle and J. E.
Angle.
Others contributing included Al-
den C. Bayley, Safeway Stores,
Shelton Laundry and Cleaners,
Earl H. Moore, Fred Holm Feed
and Auto Loans, Roy H. Ritner,
Eclls Auto Parts, James Need-
ham, Harold L. Sutherland, Elmer
Smith, Walter S. Nash, John L.
Dotson, C. H. Kreienbamn, Simp-
son Logging Company, H. L. el-
stead and M. H. Needham.
Some merclmnts may lave been
missed in the solicitation but th
committee was unable to make re-
peat calls because of the shortage
of time, so the entire list of con-
tributors is not as complete as it
might lmve been. Any others who
may wisl to bc a part of the
Christmas Ship Fund should send
donations to Chairman George
Andrews.
Painting Time
Paint authoritfss point cut tha tex.
,erior painting should be done only In
dry weather, and when the thermor O-
eter registers at least 40 degrees.
Cold weather and moisture are apt
to iterfere with getting result.%
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COFFEE TABLES -- END TABLES
• LAMP TABLES
From "8.95 to $24.95
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HANGING SHELVES
From s 1.95 to s 12.50
A Gift of
Lasting
Beauty ! !
BEVELED PLATE
Plain or Etched
$29.50
to
s49.50
Select from a Wide Variety of Colors
$66.50 to $74.50
T-SHOPrl]IIS
Lane Cedar Chests--Maple or Mahogany Kneehole Desks -- Bath Mat Sets -- Smokers --
Bed Lamps -- Shag Rugs -- Curio Cabinets .- Baby Buggies -- Bissel Sweepers -- Dinette Sets
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