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1949.
FREE CHECK" UP
CLEAN AND CHECK
Furnace Before Spring Cleaning
DI LORETO FURNACE
& SHEET METAL
415 SOUTH FIRST ST. PHONE 208
d" f°r all she
One for YO U!
'aps she's always
good watch.
beyond words
an Elgin. So beautiful
y dependable•
r Elglns front 2 t 75
i " - $'9.
aelude Federal tax.
tLGIN has the DuraPower Mainspring
* Iade of "lgilo¥" metal. Pat.hi ladlnl
NEUENSCHWANDER
BUilding JEWELER Phone 74-W
Mrs. Hansen Gives
Palaverer Godfrey
Festival Red Hat
Arthur Godfrey, the plump and
prolific radio palaverer, will be
learning about the Mason County
Forest Festival this week. And
maybe he'll gush off something
about it.
As a (:ortribution toward fes-
tival publicity, Mrs. J. C. Hansen
of 707 Cedar street, last week
air-mailed Articulate Arthur a
festival red hat (Size 7.) and
a cluster of festival publicity
pamphlets.
"I don't know what he'll say,"
said Mrs. Hansen: "But when
:that hat slides down over his face
he ought to make some kind of
an outburst."
Pulp-Men Wage Session
In Portland Recessed
The Pacific Coast pulp and pa-
per wage conference which has
been in session at Portland has
been recessed to resume on Sep-
tember 19.
A total of 120 delegates from
40 local unions of the Interna-
tional Brotherhood of Paper Mak-
ers and the International Bro-
therhood of Pulp Sulphtte and Pa-
per Mill Workers {both AFL) and
100 management representatives
from 33 pulp. and paper plants in
Washington, Oregon and Califor-
nia were in attendance.
John Sherman, Tacoma, vice-
president of the International
Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and
Paper Mill Workers was chair-
man of the union bargaining com-
mittee and A. R. Heron, San
Francisco, vice president of Crown
Zellerbach Corporation, was chair-
man of the employer's negotiating
committee.
Ray's Jewelry
117 Cots Phone 633
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAE
CUB-SCOU'IS-INALLYN EN JOY
OF DEN MOTHER
pop and ice cream will be offered.
Drawing of the lucky number for
the lovely set of pastel pottery 1
dinnerware will be a highliglt of]
the evening. I
The date of the kitchen party
has been changed from Friday to
Saturday evening. This is due to
the Grapeview-Allyn Fire Depart-
ment dance which will be hchl at
the Be lfai,ly,,::no2 .F,:!!a < night.
Seattle-First National I
Bank Plugs Our Festival
Recognition is being yiven to
the Mason County Forest Festi-
val by the Seattle-First National
Bank which is calling attention
to this celebration by messages in
the metropolitan newspapers of
Seattle and by radio announce- 1
ments.
In urging support of this fes-
tival and attendance at the pa-
geant, the bank pays tribnte to
the importance o1: the forest in-
PARTY AT HOME,
By Esther Shepherd
The Cub Scouts had a very in-
teresting meeting at the home of
Den Mother Mrs. R. Shepherd on
April 28. Present were Kirby
Cleveland, Norman Brown, Larry
Valley, Bobble Vasbinder, Jimmie
Trefethen, Jackie Shepherd and
Cub Master Howard Winn.
Harold Brown. who conducted
this meeting, told of his scouting
experiences. Mrs. Elton Cleveland,
acting irr the capacity of Den
Mother, was also present.
Election of officers was held
with Kirby Cleveland as Denner,
Jackie Shepherd as Keeper of the
Buckskin and Scout Wesley Stock
as Den Chief.
After the meeting the boys
practiced a group of scout songs
and then played games. Cake and
pop were served by the Den Mo-
thers.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Budding,
who recently sold their home here,
left for Kelso last Friday where
they will make their home.
Mrs. George Milosevich enjoyed
a telephone call from her son
George.in Hollywood, Calif., Fri-
day evening. He reported enjoy-
ing California.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nelson
enjoyed a visit from his mother,
from Seattle, over the week end.
A number of good catches of
fish from Spencer Lake have been
displayed in Allyn. The trout are
nine to 18 inches long. Dean Cook,
10, caught 16 trout one Sunday,
i a good fisherman, we would say.
Mr. and Mrs.*George* * Harthill
left Sunday morning for Elkhart,
Ind., by car to be with .their
daughter and family who lost their
I two-year-old son by drowning
j last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schofield
and family motored to Seatt'le
Satm'day for a visit with Mrs.
Schofield's mother. Sunday they
enjoyed the float parade of flow-
ers and returned lame late in the
evening.
The Allyn Community Sunday
School held a May Day party Sat-
urday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Graham Skene. They enjoy-
ed a May-pole dance, played cro-
quet and games. Refreshments
were served.
• $ *
A good time is in store for all
who will attend the Kitchen Pal'-
ty to be held at 7:30 p.m. Satm.-
day in the Allyn school. Bingo
and card games will be played
with prizes for all winners.
A variety of good food, coffee,
¢
WITH USEFUL, PRACTICAL GIFTS LIKE THESE FOR LASTING REMEMBRANCE "
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PYREX
PRETTY
Bowls ........ $2.95
Double Boiler .. $3.45
Percolators--
Size$2.45 6-cup size $2.95
Teapot ............... $1.95
Dishes ............ $2.95
TABLE AND KITCHENWARE
H0"¢K,N00
Gorgeous 10)yal Ruby Flower Vases---
9-inch size 35¢ - 6-inch size 15¢
ROYAL Creamer 15¢ - Cup & Saucer 25¢
RUBY Sugar Bowl 15€ - Sherbet dish 15¢
Cup & Saucer 25¢ - Fruit dish 10¢
ROYAL Dinner Plate 25¢ - Pie Plate 10¢
Veg. bowls 29¢ - Salad plates 20¢
RUBY Cocktail and Water Glasses .. 10¢ .
HEAT.PROOF FIRE KING--
Cup and Saucer 25¢ - Plates (9-inch) 25¢
Large Cups, each 15¢ - Bowls (5-inch) 15¢
Casseroles .................................. 60¢ sad 75¢
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I SILEX COFFEE MAKER ................... $8.95
, With Electric Hot Plate
.......... $2.19
)€orated White
Set $2.95
IBakinl Dishes,
ek.
APRONS for. DAINTY and LOVELY MOTHERS
with bibs, ruffled bottoms, decorations ........................ 79¢ & 98¢
Aprins without bibs, 39¢ - With tab pockets ........................................... 49¢
&Proas with bibs and pockets, from ........................................... 69¢ to $1.89
ItANDKERCHIEFS ................ 59¢ and 69¢
°t3 In Floral Patterns
UMBRELLAS
$3.39 and $3.79
dustry to Western Washington
and points out the necessity of
better protection for this great
resource.
"Because of the close contact
which out bank has with all parts
of the state, through our 46 bank-
ing offices," stated Lawrence M.
Arnold, chairman of the Seattle-
First National, "We are keenly
interesLed in the development and
preservation of its major indus-
tries. The Mason County Festival
visualizes the spirit of logging and
lumbering and supports the' cam-
paign to keep Washington Green.
"The progressive community of
Shelton is to be congratulated up-
on the enterprise and enthusiasm
which has made this festival one
of the state's most colorful cele-
brations."
Skokomish Grangers
Cancel May 13 Meeting
Skokomish grangers will dis-
pense w i t h their regularly-
scheduled meeting of Friday, M'ay
13 in order that all may attend
the Mason County Forest Festi-
val pageant at Loop Field, Ches-
ter Valley, grange master, has
announced.
The first known ascent of Mt.
Olympus in Washington State was
by Col. Benjamin F. Shaw, Henry
D. Cook and two Makah Indians in
1854.
MADE BY
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LU.RAY PASTELS
Cup and Saucer ...................... 45¢
Cream and Sugar Set ........ $1.59
Saute Dishes .......................... 20¢
7-Inch Dinner Plates ........ 25¢
9-Inch Dinner Plates ............ 39¢
Medium Soup Bowls .............. 35¢
Meat Platters .......................... 69¢
9-Inch Vegetable Dishes ...... 59¢
LUGGAGE
[ANDKERCHIEFS ................ 89¢ and 98¢
Qt 3, Flowered, Lace Corners
Always Makes a Useful and
Appreciated Gif
LIGHTWEIGHT SUITCASES--
$2.69 - $2.79 - $2.89
OVERNIGHT BAGS---
$1.59 -$1.89 - $2.69 - $2.79 = $2.89
VANITY CASES---
of Imitation Allegator with Full Mirror
Without Shelf $3.39
With Shelf .... $3.69
HatBoxes (imitation allegator)
Girls size $1.69 -.Adult size $2.79
Matching Vanity & Hat Boxes
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Rayonier Quarterly ....
Notes Show Sales
Decline From 1948
layonier Incorporated, producer
of hig'hly purified wood cellulose,
m its quarterly report to stock-
hohlers shows first-quarter sales
of $13,351,147 compared with $15,-
,106,987 for the correspondinK per-
iod of 1948. Net income for this
period of ]949 amounted to $2,-
016,422 and $2,460,679 in the first
quarter of the previous ye:tr. Af-
ter payment of p:.'eferred divi-
dends, this represented $1.7t per
::hare on the t:(:),nnnon .io(k for t he
('tu'rent period, as ¢'o:':ipare(l wiLil
2.16 per shal'e ill the first qt{ar-
Ler of 1948.
This decrease in net inconlc l'e-
fleets a reduction of about six-
ieen per cent in tonnage of sales
during the first quarter of 1949,
compare(i to the corresponding
period in ]9.18, due to temporary
curtailment of production by vis-
('ose rayon an(I acetate yarn pro-
ducers, Rayonicr's principal cus-
tomers.
The consolidated balance sheet
of the company and its subsidi-
aries as of March 31, shows cur-
rent assets of $22,108,027 cud
current liabilities of $5,683,763.
i Journal Classified Ads .... Inex-
pensive but effective.
N O MEAL
To Prepare On Her Day
MOTHER'S DAY should be free of cook-
ing and dishes. Instead, take her out for a
delicious, tastily-served meal.
DELIGHT HER with food--excellently
preparedgraciously served. Give Mother
a chance to relax and let us play host for her
big day of the year.
INCIDENTALLY . . .
Why not delight Mother with a candy gift from our
large assortment? We have on!y the best.
Ritners' Car(
FIRST AND RAILROAD
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NO MATTER WHERE YOU BUY IT...
GETA GI['T['0i00 MOTHER
FOR COMFORT, THRIFT, LONG WEAR, .. IT'S
Wonderful NYLON!
Quick=tubbing
Smooth-fltting
SLIPS
You just can't beat nylon! Take tiffs slip for instance!, |)'= =|l hltlon.fbvK':-: .....
from the straps down to the pretty trimmed hem. Dip it in soap and
water . . . hang it up it's dry in no time and ready to wear again! (You
doR't even have to iron it!) Yours in pink, white, or b|uc. Sizes 32 to 40.
MUUI3FILAMENT RAYON CREPES
HOW they wear . .'.'how tley:fR . . . how
they're styled! Appliqued top and ruf.
fled. hem in 4 soft pastels and white.
Sizes 32-40. Typical Penney value
2"98
RAYON CREPE00
Starring in PENNEY'$ SLIP FAIR:
these smart Cynthias.* Strong seams,
four gores, double front and back. Yours
in tearose or white. 32-44, 46-52.
1"98
MIRACLE BRA TOP SLIP of sleek.fitting
rayon knit. Tubs in a wink, no ironing.
32.40.
11,98
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RED AND GREEN
ORESr FESI IVAL HA]\\;00
FOREST FESTIVAL BUTTONS TOO
WATClt FOR
PENNEY'S STYLE SttOW
In the Store .
MAY 1 9 T H TO 20TH
FESTIVAL
REB HATS
98 +
410 Railroad
, 1,$9 Avenue
INC. '
5-10-15C STORE
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9:30 A.M.
5:30 P.M.
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STORE HOURS SATURDAY, MAY 14TH
8 A.M. TO 11 A.M.