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L FAST, EFFICIENT, EXPERT
00OUSE WIRING SERVICE
By Bonded, Licensed Eh,c|rieians
IIILLMER ELECTRIC
LOCAL DEA
ILEy---. LERS FOR MONARCH RANGES,
'PLIANCES, APEX WASHERS & DRIERS
ut CoLa Street '° Phone 664:
NCAY
ltional Twist Drill & Tool ('o.
CUTTING TOOLS
I)RILLS. TAPS-DIES
l{ayonier Earnings
For This Quarter
I)ecline From 1948
I:;l\\;'oHi(q'. lll,'oI'll()]':){'(I, ])l')dllC-
m' ,d" highly piirifi(,d wlt)(I eellu-
i,>:c, will F,h(,v¢ firm (Ili/[l'I(l' t:ll'll-
ill,k;; IH' :lh()lll $1.51 per }lalf, on
[h() ('()?IIIII{H1 fllouli iffte]' l)l'oviding I
,l'(iF ]')'('I'cFI'i!d diiddend,<L (OI]Ii)',H'('(t
wilh $2.11i per share for tile (!er-
r ;p(md Fl" qll;il'liq' of 19.ig, and
:t deurem.,,e in tonllDe YIDI(' ()t"
;il)Otli, I 1)el ' ('(11[, StC(!ol'diFig 10
i)rclh¢ihl:iry l'igure annollno0d by
l'rc, Mdent Edward Barieb at. the
:II'iTIll:[l,] meeting of stocl(hohlers
ye:ierday.
lie al.tributcd the firs; quarter
(](,cFl!fl,%e in 1411les a,n(l net lnconle
Io lerlll:)orary cllrtailnlent of pro-
tuctj(m by vi::wose rayon and ace-
late yarn t)ro(hl('er,% r{llyOllier's
i)rincipitl tllSl onICI'L
Mr. Ba.rlsch state(1 thai not; in-
come for 1.4.) probably will not
ha" as gTeat a 11;i,¢;1; year, bat that
pr fill: shoilld he lucre th<l,n suffi-
cient to justify ('0ntinuai.ion of
lht} tiLl?sent C()lnnlon dividend rate
(d' $2.il0 :mnu:llly and still provide i
a. silbstanlial tFlll)llnt foF plant
expcndittlrcs qnd debl. ]'eduction.
The' i.eglllar q/llLrtorly divi(lend
I)f 50 cents pet' share was (lechu'ed
on lhe (N)nlnlon stock payahle May
13, 19,19 to stoclOlohfers of rec-
m'd April 7,(3,
All offi(,ers were re-elected.
lliatl: Named hi (,harge
Of Timber l)is|msai
t-hirlln C. l lialL has been placed
in (.b:ir!u of the timber disposal
unit (if the, division of limber
lnnaonient of liie L'aeific, North-
we!i' Peg'ion, il. fg. Forest Service,
with hc;L(lqliarLcl's ill l'ol'iland, ac-
,'(H'dJn o to H. ,l. Au(lrcv:s, regional
forest(w, tle has Sl It'.cecil(It tO
the position for'morly fiih:,d by
\\;Valler II. frond, recently pro-
nmte(l to chief of i, he (livision.
A new anti-subnla.l'ine de.qtroyer
will be named in honor (if Vice
Adlnh'al .lohn Sidney McCain,
\\;Vorhl ;Var I I hero.
]n 25 years the Na'val Air Re-
sel'vc has g'rovqn fl'ODI one base
with one seapl'ane t.o 27 air sta-
.._HEADQUARTERS FOR , ,.,,,s and 34 sntellite .............. units,
I qllle Navy snorkel slihlna.rine is
IT[NG TOOLS & EOUIPMENT ............................................... S:','ea.ily miperior to lhc, Nazi pro-
dill!lion of the Diilf.h oripinld.
CONTRACTORS, MILL SUPPLIES I
Struetion .... •
.. _ Materials, Wire Ro )e, Tools,, NEED A
""inforcin iron i)i le Fittin Is ' i
.. g , 1, g,,
--eavy Hardware
I1 ' PLUMBER
..ERMENS MERCANTILE Phone 48
CHOLESALE i)IVlSION , "L CATTO
'UthFirst St., Shelton- Phone 805 I HARDWARE
MANY MOTHEIS ATI'END ALLYN
W()MEN'S CLUB MEET THURSDAY
I1,1' Es|.her f'4hellherd 1
Tile /,Vonlen'q C'.lllh llllq, Ill lhe I
hOlle of Mrs; IL Shepherd la.;i.]
Tlnu.,<4day c'¢enhll > with it record /
• 1 { ( (!II(IH licc of llIoi.het',q, l:q+t/1.q /
Wel'e laid for i-i. Kitcllen t'arty I
wlich will he given ,ql Ihc s,.ho.l I
Oil M:iy 6.
t;'lltUre meetings will Im hehl on l
lhe fir,qt Thursday of cacti inonth
at 7:,qo p.nl. b'oF thc present th(
club will meet in the school
h()ll,qe.
:I: $ $
Mix and Mrs. Carl Izett of
I'ortland, Oregx)n, visited her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleve-
land the first of the. week.
The Harold Cleveland family en-
joyed a visit from Mrs. Cleve-
land's parents, :Mr. and Mrs. L. T.
Cluy of Port Angeles last week.
Mrs. Hrlrry Weckhorst retlu+ned
from the Shelton hospital last
Saturday and is recuperating at.
.home. All her friends wi.h her a
speedy recovery.
Biid King is leaving for Alaska
ihis week where he will work dur-,
ing Lhe summer months.
Harry Anstin visited his sister,
Mrs. Larry King and family, over
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. William Carlson
of Shelton and Harry Anker of
Tempting Pioneer
Life Attracts Two
(Cimlinul,(l fl'(lirl page 1)
He had been inNorth America
for several weeks studying various
phases of the big project assigned
him by the Australian government l
of creating this new .community, I
part of which took him to Colum-I
bus, Ohio, to study the industry of
brick-making. I
In the hours they spent with l
him Mr. and Mrs. Latham listened l
to Mr. Crosby's plan to populate,I
this Australian area with a ma-
chine for making bricks, at least in
part.
They became highly enthused
with the plan, with the country in
which it is to be carried out, with
the wonderful opportunities it pre-
sents those who will pioneer it.
"We haven't made up our minds
yet but we are definitely tempted
to go," said Mrs. Latham.
The plata which lures them is a
15- year Australian government
sponsored scheme to create a new
Canada with the climate of CaIN
fornia by populating a strip of
northeastern Australia 300 miles
from north to south, 1,500 miles
from east to west, possessed of fine
soil, a perfect semi-tropical cli-
mate with 30 inches of annual rain-
fall. Only ,1,000 people now live in
it, but the area could support
1,500,000 immediately, according to
Mr. Crosby.
The givernment is offering two
pounds (Australian currency) a
week bonus, on top of minimum
pay and skill pay, plus camp he-
Key Center visit((1 Mr. and Mrs,
el( Anker llndny.
Mrs. Clarence, Cihson returned
Item Mississippi last Saturday
where she visited with hei' pflr-
t:nts.
The Junior Eagles 4-H (llh
which met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. R. Baker', March 2g,
elected the folh)wing offtcers to
serve f(w one year:
Larry Valley, president; Terry
MeKean, vice president; Betty
Coot(, secretary-treasurer, aml
Donahl Corliss, reporter.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Baker. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Dick Val-
ley on April 11.
Chris Schletty enjoyed a visit
with his granddaughter and fam-
ily from Bremerton Saturday.
Russell Anderson is at home re-
cnperating after a long stay in
a Seattle hospital.
Shirley and Dick Wierauch, of
Shelton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
son and family Sunday.
Jack Sullivan, who is now work-
ing in Seattle, Visited friends in
Allyn Sunday.
Sandra Asphmd celebrated her
fifth birthday at a party given at
her grandmother's, Mrs. P. T. Val-
ley, Saturday. There were games
and prizes. Refreshments. of cake,
Jee cream and cocoa were served,
Mrs. WiLt Collier of Centralia
visited her daughter, Mrs. Purvis
and family, recently.
The Community Club will meet
next Wednesday evening, April 13
an IlSllal, Everyone welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stock and
family enjoyed Sunday dinner
with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. G.
Stock at Rocky Bay. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Stock of Pulhnan were
there also.
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Kamilche News
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Mr. and Mrs. L. Iteaton, of Ev-
erett, Mrs. L. Grant of Arling-
ton, and Mrs. H. Picard of Sno-
homish, were visiting Mr. and Mrs.
A1 Schiller recently.
Mrs. E. E. Taylor was hostess
to the bridge Chlb on Friday.
Progress Grange will hold an-
other dance on April 9 at their
hall. The money will be used for
a new floor. Donation for the
dance will be taken. Door prize
and waltz prizes will be given to
the winners.
Anyone having news please con-
tact Mrs. F. Clark or Mrs. E. W.
Taylor and we'll be glad to re-
port it.
There will be a bingo party at
Progress Grange hall on April 15.
Special table will be set tip for
the youngsters.
Mr. and Mrs. Wynant Rau, from
Seattle, were visiting with Bert
Rau over the week end.
They recently moved to Seattle
from California and Mr. Rau
Dickenson Visits
Relatives In Agate I,
Murrel Dickenson ,;pent 1he I
past week end visiting friorl(ls an, l I
relatives hePe befol'e retlll'nillg ill
Idilty at Brenierton Mond;iy Iliorn- [
, ing. t-If, will he stli.Lioned ;it ll'enl- I
;erton for sometllne ::in(I We hop,!
the will be able to have ]ihPrly
i freqltent]y. , I
Jack Brown in recovering from /
an operaLio performed in Shel- I
ton hospital.
Fred Remmen has signed with
a con.ruction company to g'o to
Alaska for a year's work.
:b $ ¢
Mrs. Pete York entertained
Sunday night at a birthday party
for her grandson, Pete Whetham.
Mrs. Martin Remmen is eon-
fined to the Shelton General Hos-
pital following an operation. She
is reported improving nicely.
Saturday visitors at the Harry
Hamiltons were Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle Linton and family from
Hoodsport.
Ed Atlseth has purchased a sec-
ond hand dump truck. Seems he
plans to build a road into his
)lace.
'.It $ :I
The School Club reel lasL Fri-
day night with a good attendance.
It was decided to build fire es-
capes for their next project. So
far there has never been a fire
escape for an emergency, so we
are going to remedy the defici-
ency.
The Sewing Club meets with
Mrs. Alice t=lovind this week. A
prize will go to the most. comical
dostume.
LEGION POST HAS
BLOOD TYPE TESTS
Blood typings were taken Tues-
day night for members of Fred B.
Wivell AmePican Legion Post 31"
for future medical emergency
cases. "Any Legiommire not yet
typed may call at the hospital
during week days from 8 a.m. to
6 15.m., '' Vern Eaton, commander,
said.
Members of the post have slated
a :smOker to be held April 29 at
the Lincoln gym. Glenn Miller has
been appointed athletic chairman
in charge of junior legion baseball.
A new first vice commander to
replace Fleming Byafs will be
elected at the next legion meeting,
Commander Eaton announced.
Mt. Moriah Lodge
/ F. & A. M.
No. 11
STATED COMMUNICATION
Saturday, April 9
8p.m.
Leo Martin, W, M.
W. . tlatchelor, eey.
.... ,, ,, I1 J ,.:.
Appliances -- Supplies -- Fixtures
WESTINGHOUSE RANGE AND REFRIGERATOR
FOR THE HOME BUILDERS
who do thelr own electric wiring . . . I have everytt]ing
I needed in supplies from the entrance cap to and including
fixtures and appliances for the complete job. Information
for proper sizes and type of material and correct method
of installing to meet the National or State Electric Code.
Some New-Look Lighting Fixtures at Attractive Prlces
Keep Extra Lamps on Hand 6 Watts to 1000 Watts
Complete Information on EleCtric Heating
ELECTRICITY--Your Bet and Cheapest ServantI
E A Carr "'"""'°""°°'"""'"0
• • PHONE 645 Shelton
THE PLUS IS SERVICE!
You'll find it right here in Shelton at the TAYLOR RADIO &
ELECTRIC SERVICE. We carry a complete line of radios and
Television sets Admiral radios and consoles, Motorola car
and home radios. And, we service and repair these and all
makes.
li'or Service On Any Home Appliance Call 128
nmio introit 5
SATURDAY, APRIL 9 ONLY
00GARB A G E C A N S F
BARBED WIRE
egUlar Size _ so Raturday Special
'$10.50 =9.95
DWARE DEPARTMENT
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llOYS JACKETS
P°Dlin and Lined --- Size 3 to 6
legUlar
$7, 0 Saturday Special
4,95
KIDDIES KORNER
i i HI ii ii
!NS DRESS S[I[RTS
ark Twain by Elder
1gUlar
Saturday Special
$1.98
$2.79
MEN'S SHOP
COTTON
SHAD
RUGS
Plasticized backs stop slipping. Eight good colors.
Size 24 x 36
Regular
$3.%
B0Y
Regular
$6.a0
Saturday Speeial
$2.98
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
SCOUT
Sizes 11 to 12
SHOES
Sizes 13 to 6
Saturday Special
$4,8S
$6.95 $5.45
SHOE DEPARTMENT
i
BACON SOUARES
Lean Streaked
25 I LB.
MEAT DEPARTMENT
FLOWER
Regular
79¢
98¢
POTS
Saturda;¢pecial
79
SMALL CASSEROLES
Regular Saturday Special
$L65 98*
GIFT WARE DEPARTMENT
..... o ...... ..... ill
FAN
Regular
$1.68
$2.89
BELTS .
Satllrd¢peelal
$1.68
PUMPS .
Saturday Speeml
$2.69
FIRESTONE STORE
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HUNT'S
FRUITS FOR SALAD
Regular Saturday Special
50¢ 44*
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
LADIES HOSE
Slightly Irregulars--beautiful 51 gauge, 15 Deniere
3 pair for $3 ,oo
$1.05 a pair
DAYTIME SHEERS
45 gauge, 30 Deniere
3 Pair $2.89
ACCESSORIES AND LINGERIE DEPARTMENT
I i i
LADIES HANKIES
White IAnen
Regular Saturday Special
59¢ 45'
HAND TOWELS
Regular . Saturday Special
29¢ " 23'
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
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TENNIS RACOUETS
Regular
$14.50
$13.75
Saturday Special
$11.50
$10.75
SPORTING GOODS DEPARTMENT