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Skaar Funeral
Held Saturday
Funeral services were held Sat-
urday for Christian N. (Chris)
Skaar, a resident of Hood Canal
for the past 20 years, from the
Mason hall.
Mr. Skaar was a member of the
U. S. Forest Service from 1911
to.1940, retiring in that year. He
was a member of the Masonic
Lodge of Carson, VVash., No. 187,
American Legim Post No. 137,
Carson, VVash.. and V.F.VV. Post
No. 1694, Shelton.
Survivors include two sisters.
Mrs. M. Tveit. Gig Harbor, and
Mrs. H. Lillegard, Stevenson,
VVash.; one brother Ole, Alaska.
He was the uncle of Mrs. W. F.
Compton, Shelton.
Canada is now the greatest pro-
ducer of maple sugar and syrup
in the world.
ELECTRIC MOTORS
and
Electric Appliances
Repalred
Phone 49R 714 Franklin
Want a
New Career?
0U CAN very likely find
just the chance you’re look-
ing for—in the W'AC.
If you haven’t a skill, Army
experts will teach you. Per-
haps you’d like to drive a jeep,
work a teletype machine, or
help direct airplane traffic.
Whatever you do, you will
get valuable training—learn
interesting things— and help
get this war won!
TODAY—get full details at
the nearest U. S. Army Re-
cruiting Station (your local
post 'office will give you the
address). Or write: The Ad-
jutant General, Room 4415,
Munitions Building, W'ashing-
ton, D. C.
l
Don’t Burn Ferns,
lRanger Warns
l Warning of the seriousness of
a letter to the public, which fol-
lows:
“Let this be the watch word in
Western Washington during the
late winter and spring of 1944.
Remember the disastrous fern
fires that burned last February
set back reforestation more than
the fires that burned during the
regular fire season. You
burns our infant forest that is
just starting to grow among these
same- ferns.
“Reforestation must not be set
back in Mason county because
Upon it rests our future. Our fu—
ture industry, our future commun-
ities and our future standard of
living depend solely upon the re—
,forestation efforts of the lumber-
ling industry, the state organiza-
5tions and the National forests.
If we allow fern fires to start and
to burn it may set us back many
years. Let‘s get behind these or—
ganizations, find out what they
are doing for your future timber
supply, help them by your sup-
port and start proving your inter-
est in growing trees by preventing
fern fires. From now on you and
your neighbors should start think-
ing and talking “Don’t Burn
Fern.”
HAROLD C. CHRISWELL,
.District Forest Ranger.”
Farmer’s Tax
Meetings Planned
In order to help farmers with
income tax reports, meetings will
be held in several communities
where the farmers have asked for
this help,
Okerstrom. These meetings will be
.Kamilche and Matlock communi-
‘ties. If other communities desire
lassistance they should make this
‘fact known to the county exten—
sion agent through the Grange or
other community group.
RECEIVES INJURIES
Roy Ritter was admitted to the
‘Shelton hospital for treatment of
<injuries received while at work
at the R. E. Stevens Logging
.......-... camp at Hoodsport.
Pink.
- in Oregon and Washington ? These
knowl
that every time ferns burn so,
states County Agent'
,held early in February. To date:
meetings are planned for the.
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All Wool
swarms
Tweed Knit Slip-ons
Pink, Melon, Lemon,»
Sky Blue
8.75
BLOUSES
The Classic Hendon Shirt
$2.49
Gay Checked Long-sleeved Blouses.
in Red and White, Blue and White,
Green and White. -
$298
Delicate Sheers
White Be-Ruffled Fronts in Lemon
Yellow, Crisp Green, Red and Dainty
$3.98
Dodds Tops in
Bowling Classic
Trundling in major league style,
, fern fires and the disastrous for- Ronald Dodds walked off with the
’est fires resulting from such con- 1 all-eVents
‘flagrations, District Forest Rang- ‘, Bowling League’s
er Harold C. Chriswell has issuedl winter
title at the Shelton
annual mid-
tournament held earlier
this month.
Dodds paced the field in the
singles event with a sizzling 718
which was the main factor in his
1990 total for all events.
Other winners were the Mason
County Steam Laundry
team event with 2652 followed
by Simpson with 2648. The doubles
title went to Bill Smith and I.
H. Woods who rang up a 1297
total. John Dotson and Louie Stru-
thers with 1266 were runners-up.
CITY BOW'LING LEAGUE
W L
Associated Service ........ .. 31 17
Mason County Laundry... 29 19
Simpson Logging Co. 28 20
L. M. Company .............. .. 24 24
Beckwith Jewelry . 26
Texaco Service .... .. .. 22 26‘
Reed Mill ....................... .. 19
Munro's Men’s Store ...... .. 17 31
Friday Results
Mason's 2, Associated 1; Simp-
son’s 2, Reed’s 1; Texaco 3, Mun-
ro’s 0; L. M. 2, Beckwith’s 1.
LADIES LEAGUE
W L
Pastime Tavern .............. .. 36 18
Werberger’s Winery ...... .. 34 20
PantoriumVCleaners ...... ..
Wilson's Cafe .................. ..
McConkey’s Pharmacy .... .. 26
Mason Cleaners .............. .. 22
Mac‘s Corner ..... .. 22
Cash Grocery ................ .. 33
Monday Results
Wilson’s 2, Pantorium 1; Wer-
berger’s 2, McConkey’s 1; Pastime
3, Mason Cleaners 0; Cash Gro-
cery 2, Mac’s 1.
FUEL OIL
With the fuel oil shortage crit—
ical, householders were warned
today to conserve their supply to
the utmost to get through the
cold weather ahead. Persons who
‘burn too much too soon may find
no more available. To help budget
fuel oil rations, your OPA issued
a weekly guide. Up to January
24, householders living in Seat-
tle and other communities West
of the Cascade Mountains should
not have used more than 46 per
cent of their total year rations.
In Yakima, Wenatchee and points
East of the Cascades 56 per cent
is the absolute maximum.
in the 3
__SHE_LTON—MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
Same Amount
,Points Available
l
Housewives will be able to buy
about the same amount of ration- ‘
led process foods and meats and;
E fats as they are now buying when ,
lthe new ration token plan goes
into effect February 27, accord-
‘ing to Harry Carlon, chairman of
the local war price and rationing
board.
Point values will be adjusted l
‘ slightly at the time tokens go into
use in order to keep buying pow- .
‘er on an even keel.
Under the token plan, he said,
{30 points (3 stamps) will become
i valid at the beginning of each two
[week period for the purchase of,
meats and fats.
For processed foods, 50 points<
will become valid the first of each
‘month under the token plan.
The red and blue tokens, about
the size of a dime, will be givenl
in change by merchants when ‘
housewives spend their stamps at,
the beginning of each period.
Board Clamps
Down on Gas
Harry Carlon, chairman of the
War Price and Ration Board, an-
nounced that-No. 10 coupons in
the “A” gasoline ration books are
valid and will continue valid until
[March 2lst. It is not anticipated
that any change will be made in
the gallon value of the stamps,
according to Mr. Carlon. ’
The chairman warned that no
stamp in book “A” is valid except
the No. 10 stamps. He stated that
heavy penalties would be inflicted
-upon any service station accept-
ing any stamp which is not valid.
Carlon also announced that en-
forcement of the regulation relat-
ing to the endorsement on the face
of all gasoline coupons of the li- l
cense number and state will be
vigorous. The OPA has issued in-
structions requiring that any mile-
;age ration book in which all
stamps are not endorsed must be
confiscated.
The best soil for growing fruit
is fertile and well-drained. Most
fruits do best on an upland site
out of danger of frosts that settle
in valleys and hollows. They need
sunshine, and must not be planted
too near forest trees, or in the
shade of houses.
If you don't think It pays to
advertise—place a Want-Ad in the
Journal!
New 5min;
MERCHANDISE
Carol King Juniors
9.90 to 4.75
Rayon
Prints
Sizes 13 to 42
$9.90 to $19.7 5
—‘
.
STOPS ‘ODORS, no transfer of odors.
less current.
ALL THIS FOR
5.85
'Here’s
REFRIG-O-
MASTER the
ideal money-
. . food
stretcher. Get
saver .
yours now!
Home Style, 231/z—oz.
PINEAPPLE . . . 2% size 300
SUGAR—Stamp No. 30 in
Book Four is good for 5
pounds through March 31.
' Del Monte Sliced (36 Points)
BAKING POWDER _. . lb. 23c
Crescent
* SAVES FOOD, eliminates dehydration.
* SAVES ELECTRICITY, less defrosting.
REDUCES COST, keeps box colder with
_—-——__._.,——————-o
efrig-
Something New for Your Refrigerator or Icebox
fir. SAVES WEAR, cuts down operating time.
VALUES,
LIBBY PICKLES . .
We N... Have Our
New Seeds
On Display
LILL_Y’S - CECIL SOLLY
MANDEVILLEKING Co.
FERRY-MORSE Co.
CREAMETTES ...................... .. 4-le.
A more Tender Macaroni
WHEATIES, KIX" or Cheerioats .... ..
Sperry’s
QUAKER MUFFETS ............ .. pkg.
They're Different '
MOTHER’S OATS .................. .. pkg.
Quick or Slow, with Premium
CORN FLAKES .................. .- 3 pkgs.
Kellogg's, 11—oz.
BECKWHEAT FLOUR ........ .. pkg.
ls er’s
CALIFORNIA DATES ........ .. pkg.
Good Quality
BARLEY .................... .. lb.
PUREX ...................................... .. gal.
Bleach
PEAS .......................................... .. can
Picnic Size. mtg-oz. (9 Points)
No Points ’
43¢
12¢
10¢
33¢
23¢
29¢
73¢
10¢
45¢
12¢
RIPE OLIVES ........................ gal. $1.25
aster
Thursday, January
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KEEP Y0“?
R2321?“
90W” 70 I . .
EARTH
ruary 26.
*
. iar 23c,
through February 20.
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SLICED PEACHES ............................ .. can
Libby, 21/,» size (27 Points)
CAKE FLOUR .................................. .. pkg.
MEATS, F A T S --— Brown
Stamps R, S, T and U are
good through January 29.
Brown Stamp V is good
t h r o u g h February 26.
Brown Stamp W becomes
good January 30 and re-
mains good through Feb
PROCESSED FOODS-—
Green Stamps G, H, and
J in Book Four are good
.'.ld*jiere are s:
i’ "19 at 1st
"The upper pl
he bottom p
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fiDneer
. ‘ elton
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7,, 3- Paul Bel
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Maulden ar
'Lgasonic Order
Softasilk . 0f the c
VANILLA .......................................... .. 4-oz. 39¢
fesidefmlfig'et
Hamilton's Imitation 3&81943.
PINEAPPLE JUICE .............. .. No. 10 can 99¢ tan. $9.35?
(128 Points) th0 Amer:
CRANBERRY SAUCE .............. .. lge. jar $1.00. to°“.§,,;,‘:g§::
Ocean Spray (58 Points) lsso‘anc‘l
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE .................. .. 46-0z. 30¢ imaseatile- t1“
No Points erlel igld‘rggg
HOL-RYE TACK ................................ .. pkg. 20¢ .501" a
year b
Old Country tailigngaso;
FLAT BROD ...................................... .. pkg. 25¢ :‘ he with
Norwegian Style Sugailroad sl
CRESCENT COFFEE ........................ .. lb. 27¢; 9055:3135: "
We Grind for you
. Cigarettes
CARTONS
Chesters, Camels, Luckies
1.60
Dominos, Sensation
1.35 . Medium...
VISIT OUR
Fruit and Vegetable
DEPARTMENT
For those Vitamins You need Dailyll
EGGS
Fresh Local
Large ...... -. 49¢ Alcl’llth
4'5¢
IneChanic.
Located (
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1 a2?“ of the :
leatl’urned the
bud Wednesda§
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