The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 10, 1941, Page 2, Image 2

T i n ’RSDAV, .H’LV IO. UHI
THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
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less than three months.
Extension Staff
Joins Drive for
Scrap Aluminum
THIS WEEK IN DEFENSE
‘ several days w ith th e ir mother,
M r and Mrs J W. M i't'a ln are
Mrs. Fannie I’atton
the parents of a 9-poutul duugti-
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te r Isirn Friday. July 4th. at th e ir
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h om e on Black B u lte route Sho
President Roosevelt t o l d his ' machines, o il burners and steel
press conference he s till hopes the fu rn itu re to get inform a tion on
U. S. can stay out o f the w orld th e ir netMb fo r m aterials. He said
conflict. His statement was made allocations o f essential raw ma­
The extension field staff, con-
in answer to a reporter's question te ria ls to take care of public ser-
if changing international situa- vices essential to c iv ilia n w elfare ristm g *’* county agents, home
| tions caused the President to al-
such as transportation com- 'k'tn on straliott agents, and 4-H
te r his belief, stated in 1939, that panics, telephone companies, farm <dld> agents, has been called upon
the U. S. could and would stay out equipment m anufacturers, fire anil
W illia m A Schoenfeld. dlrec-
gk
_ |A
<be w a r
police
services,
hospitals
and ,o r ° r , ^ <> D.S.C. extension ser-
N av> s **'re’a O Knox told his schools w ill be made as soon as v,<*« *° , «*'•*»
« » in ly
defense
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press conference reports that amount o f scarce m aterials need- '■'ouncils in every way possible in
\lt
Navy vessels were engaged in con- ed are ascertained
a nation-wide alum inum gather-
voy
duty
were
'absolutely
untrue
"
j
L a b o r Supply.
campaign
fo r the Week of
OUR TASK IN PEACE.
and said reports th a t the Navy
The U. S. Employment Service JUG' -1 * ,UH request to a ll mem-
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t had los’ lives, m aterial and equip- reported
serious shortages of h«'rs o f the s ta ff follow ial a le tte r
Although public opinion has d rifted nearer to the idea i t m ent or had becn involved in any w orkers In 13 shipbuilding. 16 a ir- received from Dean II. W alker,
eventually a cce p tin g a poss.hlc w ar. th e m a jo r ity o f people a rc encounter w ith belligerent c ra ft, c ra ft anil 26 machine shop occupa- acting governor, and
Jerrold
a till fa r fro n t convinced th a t w a r is necessary as p erhaps le ke s were
decidedly“ not true tions such as ship fitte r, tem plate (h v «*n. coordinator of the Oregon
o r K n o x w o u ld have us believe. To pre serve d em ocracy a m i o u r
OPM D ire cto r Knudson issued a maker, boatbullder, aeronautical * ta,e <>»’ fense co u n c il who arc di-
way of living, it m ay nrtt only be necessary to fight for it. but statem ent urging greater defense engineer, a irc ra ft rive te r, tool and rey ,ln K *he campaign in Oregon |
to be diligent to preserve it w hen peace comes a nd the defense e ffo rts and said "nothing could be die maker, and lathe operator.
'
nation-wide drive to col-
p re p a ra tio n s sto p and we m ust a g a in face the necessity o f tr y - fu rth e r from the tru th " than that
la th o r T ra in in g .
l«*ct o,d and unneeded alum inum
ing to find employment fo r those engaged in the defense w o rk . Russia's e n try into the w a r h id
The N ational Youth Adm inls-
¿V "
D entoeracv can be u n d e rm in e d in peace lim e as in w a r and i f
danK*'r ,o
country tra tio n announced allocation of ‘ A
¿
l i t
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„
M r. Knudson said
we are in SJiunotX) to finance Ju v nnera- °* octense equipment, harm fantt-
wc doubt this we have only to look at the history ot lerntany somcwhat b etter shape than we tions of a new program to train h es- a> wc,) “
*n the c,t>
for the past decade.
were last Sum mer but we need 368.000 out-of-school youths fo r w il* * * ask‘‘d ,0 contribute old
I t has been e stim a ted th a t e ig h ty o r n in e ty p ercen t o f the
the spark o f enthusia4sm yes, of defense iobs in the next year The “ lum inum utensils
and unused
people now are liv in g on p u b lic fu nd s. W h e th e r th is e s tim a te
p a trio tism — to ca rry the program program is operated in coopera alum inum parts o f any kind
is hig h o r lo w , we have no w a y o f know in g , b u t w h at w ill hap- fo rw a rd faster."
; tion w ith U. S. ».nploym ent Ser-
Item s suggested
include pots
pen w hen tw e n ty o r t h i r t y m illio n men are u n e m p lo y e d , as the
A M to Russia. F ran ce, C hina. vice and the U. S. O ffice o f Edu- «nd pans, radio parts. toys, shak-
p o s s ib iiitv e xists to d a y , unless some p re p a ra tio n s are made f o r
A cting Secretary of S t a t e cation and local public education- <*rs, screening, old washing ma-
t his e m ergency A s one p ap er p u ts it th irte e n m illio n u n e n tp lo v - Welles announced
Russian
re- aj o fficials
c h i'* parts, picture frames, book­
ed shook t h - fo u n d a tio n o f the g o v e rn m e n t in 1932. how s h a ll
to b u y. s tra t‘'8 ‘c m a*e rlals
The O ffice o f Education report- ends, ice trays, measuring cupa.
we b u ild o u r econom ic defense lines now w ith a «’ re n te r e v e n tu - bad bcvn rcccivcd and brought to ed , hat i, 500.000 persons were camera equipment, kettles and
« U1XUU o u r
J
b
the atte ntio n of the proper Gov- trained fo r defense w ork by ex- double boilers, hottie and Jar caps,
al p ro s p e c tiv e u ne m p lo ym e n t
,
em m ent officials. M r. Welles also isting educational fa cilitie s in the re frig e ra to r plates, electrical ap-
Eeonomie chaos makes i t p r e t t y easy for some people to
y . g has under consid- paS, year.
pliances
pliances o f a ll sorts, and. in fact.
w a n t to accept c ra c k p o t th eo rie s. D e m o cra cy th e re fo re m ay he eration a plan to relax export re-
Paa-Am erican R elations.
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anything
made of alum
inum
thut
in th eater danger ten ye ars fro m to d a y th a n it is to d a y unless strictions oh Russian commerce to
The Assistant C oordinator of *-s no longer needed or Lx worn out
some provision is made to a bsorb the shock in c id e n ta l to ejtang- perm it the flo w of w a r m aterials Com m ercial and C u ltu ra l Rela-
T entative plans call fo r visits
in g fro n t w a r to peace tim es.
to that country. He also announc- tjons between the Am erican Re- to be made at farm homes ix--
T h is o f course is one o f the p ro b le m s connected w ith a peaee t'd U. S. and N o rth A frica n French publics, speaking in Pennsylvania, ginning the week of Ju ly 2-, when
designed to last a n y le n g th o f tim e . T he surest w a v to in s u re
officials have arranged a plan ^ ¡ q that in A p ril I jt t in America ’ be alum inum w ill be called for.
peaee ¡s to not to m ake oqe th a t w ill breed a n o th e r w a r as the
fo r continuous movement soki $101,000.000 w orth of goods
I t is estim ated that the co lle t-
1,1 xvxr
tr e a tie s d id in 1918
o f ,wo sh,ps c a rr>,nS tea. sugar to thc u . S. a rate of trade suf- “ ®n of alum inum scrap w ill pre-
w orja w a rjie ae e treaties uio in i
and o tper food to A frica , and two ricient to absorb the w artim h loss duce some 20 m illions imundx of
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ca rrying strategic m aterials to the to the other Americas of the con- alum inum , which w ill go to smelt-
T M B K 1 Q H T I O W O KR..
y S.
tin e p ta l European markets.
,n8 plants, where it w ill he made
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A rm y .
j.-wo(| C onx rrv a tlo tj,
,nto secondary alum inum , which
A co rre sp o n d e n t re c e n tly w ro te th e P o rtla n d O re g o n ia n a
In his bi-annual report to the
A g ric u ltu ra l Secretary W ickard. w |ll In tu rn release 2t) m illion
le tte r In w h ic h he s a id : " W o u ld y o u please g ive us a s e h o re h in g Secretary o f W ar. A rm y C hief o f Associate Price A ilm in ls tra to r El- pounds of flrat-class alum inum fo r
e d ito ria l on w h a t y o u w o u ld th in k o r say a bo ut H it le r i f y o u S ta ff M arshall urged that Cong- h ott and p „ u| M cN u tt, ccordl- u**' b> the airplane industry, n ils
received w o rd th a t he had com m anded th e G e rm a n a rm y to go ress pass legislation
p e rm ittin g na(m- of health ic tlv tite s . outllhed e xtra 20 m illion pounds is enough
out w ith bayonets and guns and fo rc e w o r k in g m en, a g a in s t usc ° f anT*ed forces putside the a p|an fo r com m unity action to t ° provide alum inum
fo r 2,(XM)
-
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-
-
Western
Hemisphere
and
per-
fo
r
imm
ediate
or
fu
tu
re
use.
fig
h
te
r
planes
their legal organized superiors, to make airplanes and guns for m in in g holding selectees
n fo re ig n n a tio n • ”
....... .
nation- quantities of food o rd in a rily wnst-
a lo r e ig u u a i iu u .
a
l guardsmen
ia ls urged
urccd com m unity
h
i
guarosm en and
an a reserve officers
om cers (Hi -phe o ffic
x
Here is what the Oregonian said in reply: "C om m ent of 5„
---------- - ----------- en. t m o tn fficia
cia is u rg eo co m m u n n y
in the service fo r more than one |caders ,0 check local fr u it and
lM O S D y L /r€ C R
th a t n a tu re w o u ld be v e ry b elated . On M a y 2. 1933. a ll o ffic e s o f year
vegetable surpluses, plan fo r dis-
,^ r and U n
Leon l^incaster
a ll U nions in G e rm a n y w ere seized b y s to rm tro o p e rs , t h e ir lead-
The W ar Departm ent announc- trib u tio n through school lunch and
l,no v,n' uron
in Sacru-
ers and o ffic e rs w ere a rre ste d , m a ltre a te d o r sent to co n ce n tra - ed it w ill promote its officers on p|ay ground programs to meet nu- who l,av,‘ 1 m ', ,L
tio n cam ps; th e ir p ro p e rty was c o n fis c a te d . The a uto no m ou s o r- the basis of m e rit instead o f sent- tritio n a l nced.4 of sm all-incom e T en’.” '
, i . x X ' '7 ,nlnIc a‘
g a n iza tio n s o f G erm an la b o r w ere d e s tro y e d in one d ay.
o rity and p erm it reenlistm ent fo r fam ilies, and make arrangements
’’
.u ?S * » "
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" I n 1935 a G erm an act e stab lish ed a w o rk c a rd system regular arm y men only if they are fo r pr(,serving products not used
.2
the Southern
Pacific shops in
w h ic h re q u ire s e v e rv G erm an la b o re r to c a r r y w ith h im a com - qualified fo r prom otion in
in fresj, forrn.
C alifornia, has b»*cn transferred
J , - i - i „
to weed
out inuse
those noi
not aoie
able to
i a
i
•
i
vfcwti uui
io take
plete record of his previous employment, enables the govern- advantage of further traini
to the shops in Eugene
ment tp shift w orkers in accordance with governm ent plans. A
ti_
Mr. and Mrs. James Lehow and
.Air.
M r. and Mrs. Mac Tonole and Mr.
black m ark in the work book am ounts to a death sentence.”
The W a r , o,
D a epartm
jx
n man
m an was
w a s " fo
lo rc
rc e
e i.
w orn when
» n c.i the
u .e governm
g o v er n .« .™
ilng ent
m ore awarded
than
W esb w ’ qx’nt \ h u 7 S a y ‘ h! and
fam ’
No
d ” t to o work
ent . used
SPARER
-S o
QIC
T I on
0 N
lei I A ati
P U B L IS H
Fresh raspberry sundae at Guj- b j j
N O T IC E
M y o ffic e w ill lie
0 1 » ,h ..ir h « m
V h ^ 'T w s r - A n
™
a «
specialist,
S n T w k falb " S J y °iere Jolm
i
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^
r
T " ' i v, ‘ " i
.T J
wedneaday to Sunday
Mrs r ™ ilu -te a d ,d i'o r n
*er on Production methods.
. . sister-in-law
. . .
at the home o f . her
. jand and M r j and Mrs. H a rry
Gen. Arnold, chief of the arm y
M rs. W. L. Townsend.
W illiam s of Cottage Grove and
f° ^ '
'to m tZ re 0" »
u - B r , 'Rby anrt P a™ »8- M r and Mrs. Tony Tonole of
»h d m iiu r m ajority of the tvorkera voluntarily returned to th eir Meiga. win w .to E ugtod to con- b
jo b s a t once
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OUR POSITION
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According to W. W. Chaplin. I. N . 8 . defense e x p e rt. B y
the fir s t o f th e ye a r, b a r rin g acute s h o rta g e o f such m a te ria ls
as a lu m in u m o r m a jo r d elays due to new s trik e s , th e "A m e ric a n
w a rp la n e in d u s tr y t r i l l have achieved such mass o u tp u t th a t one
that flie rs w ith 750 hours m ilita ry
a ir experj enCp eocilci man the ships
t0
bujh at a ratp of
a
month. The a ir forces also an-
rvounced experim entation w i t h !
American company will virtually be duplicating the entire tier- glid er tra in in g for its personnel.
M r an<1 Mrs I x 'nt and M rs L>cn'
to n - a11 of Roseburg, attended
church services here F riday eve-
nin8
The Ray Riggs fa m ily and Mrs.
H ooker and children spent the 4th
K ruzette.
M r and Mrs D o rric M orris and
daughter of O sw ego spent
the
holidays at the George Hastings
home
Mr. and Mrs
Ito y
Kennedy
man production of combat planes.” This company is C urtiss
W r ig h t, w h ich p la ns p ro d u c tio n o f 1 500 a ir c r a ft m o n th ly . A n d
th e p ro d u c tio n o f o th e r fa c to rie s is b e in jf s im ila r ly s te pp ed up.
So m uch fo r q u a n tity . So fa r as q u a lity is concerned, o u r
new American .hips are «aid to equal and in some ea.es exeeed
t -
> r-
eJw l
- .if
i k
tr
„1 :.,,.
A rm y R ecreatio n.
° n th «* coast.
The W a r D epartm ent announc-
M r and Mrs Roy H utchinson
a program o f stage shows at and children of Bend visited tru
a" n y camps throughout the ro u n -‘ la tte r part of last w eek at the
W « ¡J » ¡d
to soldiers* w elfare w ill be coor- ing fo r a
gas ta n ks, p o w e r d riv e n g un tu r r e ts etc. The g ra v e weaknesses
whlcTgwuttcd m the f ir s t A m e ric a n fig h tin g planes sent a bro a d
have WfTtit been overcom e.
So, within a v e ry fe w m on ths we sh o u ld be i ll a p o s itio n
to g iv » B r it a in rea l s u p e rio rity in th e a ir. A n d th e n , p rom ises
fo r the arm y an<j navy O utstand.
M r an(j Mrs c
K W harton
ing theatre men have made ar- and son B illy le ft Thursday fo r a
rangements fo r five road shows three weeks vacation tr ip to th e ir
to visit camps, using equipment fo rm e r home a t Parkersburg
b u ilt on trucks, the d e p a rtm rf t
V irginia.
’’ m ?« ' to,. E r k i n s has «returned
hom<>
y c<)nva|ci(i.(.n, h„ n„.
p
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anf)
daughter Eva nt ......... ton «,«■„>
several days at the Doc P itcher
home.
Jack
Kcheey and grandson,
Jack Kennedy, spent several days
at Slltcoos lake.
M r. and Mrs. B illy Busse of
Eugene spent Sunday w ith th e ir
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Doc
p itc h e r
M r and M r„
IXjgan and
M r and Mrs Loyal Leabo m otor-
«>
S'Jnd^
Th„ n
^ n s e l l andI E rvin
Europe s fine*. They are suitably arm ored, have self-sealing dinatpd
cjtizens committ^
locatp hcre
M r. CRWrehiU. Germany will be subjected to air bombings un
said.
M r . and Mrs. S R. S hortrldge
Congress passed legislation d<?-
Grove spent F rid a y at
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.. p ro stitu tio n
Suthcrland h o m r.
T O OR G A N IZE
and main highway, about one mite w 'th 'n a reasonable distance o f
Townsend and Robin
, N A V Y CLUB.
north o f town.
? A ^ U /b M e w X
W oods
E rlda> and S a lu rd “ >
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T hanking you fo r yo ur courtesy.
A re^PubR e^W ork..^ at
Ju ly 4th, 1941. perm it me to be.
construction o f schools, w ater Po*n ts -
.
urgeson ami n s sjx n
t<
The Editor, Cottage Grove Sen-
Sincerely yours,
works, sewers, hospitals and other
SundaX
8 b*« da< fo r
of J u ly at Reedsport.
tinel:
Ed J. GOTCH. Ex. Ch.
Bernice Patton o f P ortland ar»l
C hurch o f C hrist here. There were
Com. Std. U. S Navy necessary public works in local!-
Deafr S ir—The w rite r is anxious
Ivan
P atton of Ft. Columbia spent
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ties over-crowded b y
defense
orem ren iru m
11
to see, hereabouts, a gathering of
workers. W orks
A d m in is tra to r Sa!em, Eugene, C entral View,
C arm od y established 11 regional R o s b u rg and G rants Pass. There
th
To the end that all naval vet-
m t.
offices to handle the program and were thre<? ^-rvices and a baptis-
erans, and members o f the navy. S e t I O r J u l y 1 7 t l l
select projects suggested by the m al »ervice Luncheon wa.s~served
and form er members have a
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communities and fo r which the at the churchy There w ill be three
m onthly get-together, I propose
W A S H IN G T O N — Selective ser-
a cluh .be started in this vicin ity, vice officials last n ig ht set the communities w ill help pky. *
111 * * * '
recedented,hi history.
thr cliLs a
♦ 1,
closed Ki iday, S atur­
day, Sunday and Monthly, July 11, 12,
12 and 11.
I shall attend the Northwest Clinics
Seattle,
ill
W a s h in g to n .
DR. H. A. HAOEN.
Get Comfort From The Kitchen
This Summer
M odernize Y our
K itchen
W ith a
N ew
U niversal
Gas
Range
These Features A re Standard
with the
U N IV ER SA L
London
tro«Js to open the airplane factory in C alifornia. J h a t the M78 000>000 for planes. engines Sundav ;,t points on the coast.
troops did do was to protect American citizens (union or non- and parts The OPM announced
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S(n|rnn An|>
18 ltc
tafson's of course.
Simmer save cookery—Ixiw tem perature
cookery—W hole top burner meal--W hole
oven meal Easter preheating of oven—
Controlled boiling heat—Automatic con­
trol of tem perature — Super insulated
oven — G reater burning efficiency—No
preheating of broiler.
See the New Model on Display
Old Stove Trade-in Allowance.
Easy Terms
C o tta g e G ro v e
G as Co.
Phone 92
1 » Second Draft Lottery
Tapas, mends,
b in d s, seals
m ost averya
th in g .
1 inch x 5 yds»
WATCHES
SUC? mPn ..
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poses fc a ire a d y in being, and we
can dtfeuss ways and means to
help Bficle Sam in his defense
measure».
tim e f° r the SCCOnd d ra f‘ l° ’ te ry
OPM ™ ? m c e d ° d e iiw e hous
Mrs. Jack Powell of P rine ville
7 ° C,^ k :n tbe
ing nroiecu’ w l S t a S i X r S y
the week end at the home
(4 p. m. Pacific tim e) on J u ly 17. " « ^ ^ v a ^ b i l h v ol n t i X r e
Mrs. Lizzie Sm all,
T h e draw ing w J l be held in the 10 assure a v a iia m iity 01 necessary
departm ental auditorium in Wash- build'"K m a te r ia ^ Defense Hous-
The B e rt Newton and Doran
¡„gton to determine the order in « C oordinator Palm er issued a R itte r fam ilies spent the 4th on
ington to determine
The only stipulation is:—A il numbers fo r the estimated 750,000 pamphlet explaining how defense' the coast.
M arvel Geer and Robin Woods
members to join must be loyal young men who reached 21 years housing needs are met.
M a te ria ls .
have gone to C orvallis.
M arvel
citizeikL must have had honorable of age af tc r October 16 and regis-
Price A d m in is tra to r Henderson has enrolled in the school fo r fly -
se rvicÇ or s till are in honorable t ered fo r the d ra ft on J u ly 1.
announced a series o f conferences ing and Robin may also enter.
j
service repute, and w ill swear to ., Secretary of W ar Stimson has
beginning
the
week
o
f
Ju
ly
7
w
ith
and Uflhc.^,
uphold the C
of ___
the m-t-n invited
draw
__ onstitution
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iriviiM,! to
iu
uiaw the
mr: firs
h i b t i
-
-
United States.
i number out of the huge gold. fish representatives o f makers of auto-
Fresh raspberry sundae a t Gus-
A t our firs t meeting we can se- boWl, im m ediately a fte r selective fnoblles- refrigerators,
washing tafson s of course,________ 4 8-ltc-4i
lect the follow ing officers: Ship's gerv^e head Brigadier General
Commander;
executive
officer. Hershey makes a short opening
firs t lu ff, ship's yeoman, commis- address
sary steward, and m aster-at-arms.
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No dues are asked for, and
Grandpa was satisfied w ith a
An Epie of the Old West
meetings w ill be held on the 27th gig and a ga| dad wantpd a f||v. •
ot each month, prom ptly at six ver and a fiappPr, and now son
EUGENE, OREGON
bells in the firs t watch (7 p. m .) thinks he should get a plane and
JULY 2 4 -2 5 -26
W ill you kin d ly give this due a jane. W hat next?
• C ivic and In d u s tria l P arad e
p u b lic ity and have a ll p r o s p e c t i v e --------------------------
• P io n eer P arad e
members w rite me. Box 293, Cot-
The amount of money th a t the
• T h ree N ig h tly Mhowe
tage Grove, Oregon.
United States has already s p e n t;
• B earded Men
• C oatum ed W om en
•
A t the firs t meeting also a on defense is estimated a t twice
name fo r our local ship can be the value of a il the farm lands in
Reacrve Tlcketa NOW!
W rit. Box 112—Kuurna
voted on and a ll members w ill the o rigin al 13 states.
have fu ll voting power, a fte r they
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Rric.a: Me, »1.00, »1.M, »2.00, »2.M
are elected members.
I A man isn’t com pletely house!
PIONKK It DAYH M V K AGAIN
Our meeting place w ill be the broken u n til he does his m utter-1
W atkins Lum ber M ill, River road* ing in privacy.
THE OREGON TRAIL PAGEANT
1.00
19*
ALARM
CLOCKS
98c
1 QUART FLIT
1 PINT FLIT
TAÑOLE FOOT SPRAY
l i/2 0Z. BUHACH
3i/4 OZ. ONE SPOT POWDER
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Adhesive Tape
43c
23c
39c
23c
47c
43c
19c
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33c
79c
LUNCH KITS
1.19 1
50c PBD
25c QERMI0IDAL SOAP
25c FOOT POWDER
ATHLETES FOOT TREATMENT
ALL FOR 79c
SODA KING SYPHON BOTTLE
50c NOXZEMA
25c NOXZEMA
50c HALO SHAMPOO
SQUIBB SUNBURN CREAM
VACUUM
BOTTLES
$4 95
00c SERGEANTS WORM CAPSULES
FOR D 0 0 8
49c
KELLOO08 ANT PASTE
28c
SILVER NOTE BIRD SEED
26c
Kelly’s Cut Rate Drug Store