tornen fai More Vitamin C Foods Women arc more lik e ly PAGE TlfREE THE SBNTIXKL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON THURSDAY NOVEMhElt 20. IPI2 Passenger Car Registration Drops Shipyard Mascot Wears Company Badge ID E N T IF IC A T IO N B A D G E T ? : than There were 421.195 motor ve­ hicle» registered in Oregon at the end of October thi» year, figure» compiled in the office of Ear! Snell, aacretary ;>f »tale, disclos­ t’U today. itMiziy, Thi» Jilin in a <1 decre-i.se tjf’i. I »• i m * of •/! two t •i ed ' , ,, , i . per cent from the same peiiod la.st . 1 year v,ar Registration Increase» were rc corded for busse-, which went up 29 per cent, and light delivery trucks, which increased 2*7 unit*. Privute pason-iter car» totaled 339.008. compared to «(,,291 last year. Registration fees for the ten-month period t h i s year amounted to $3.330.234.06 com pared to $3,278,622.07 last year. MARINSHIP Meat Rationing Probable Jan. 15 Portland for the past forty yeata and was a sister of R. Y. Ptartcr of Lynx Hollow Engraved, printed or processed -------- — wedding announcement! for WASHINGTON The Office of 1 bc Sentinel. Price Administration has decided ......... tentatively to inaugurate string men to ent tlx* ftxxl» that will keep them well nupplleil with . . . . • _ en t m eat ra tio n in g to civilians vitamin C, ncrording in atudleM , , ,, around mid-Januiry, a responsible miule with MtudenlN nt Oregon source reported last Thursday. State College, report* Nellie C. Lyle, lióme deoil >iei tin tino agent With beef, veal, pork, lamb and nod aecrelury of the Lane County mutton supplies "awfully short foi nutrition cniooiillee hn (lefenoe *h? mmed forces already, a new The enmity committee hm receiv­ *" civilian allocations, whicn ed a auounury of liu-*«- finding» « » t * r're slashed October 1. from Dr. M argaret l-'incke, n»»o- probably will b<- ordered before clute profenMur of fnndi nod nu­ Jamtary 1, he said The new cut, winch will Ire a di- trition. who iilan »ay» tluit Ore­ lect result of our »-spariding mili­ gon produce» no abundance of fruit* unit vegetable* thul are giant tary’ operations abroad, will hit aourcea of vltnnuo C. beef supplies for civilians most se­ T H IN K S » : < A N G IV E I . S. verely despite the fact that civili­ lu n recent atiuly of 471 ifnmeo M E A T S T K E T C H IN G ID E A S an beef consumption already has atíldenla nod .342 men »tudent» Io America might well profit by been cut to 70 per rent of 1941. five college* of the Pacific north- inviting some native Chinese food T h>" ° ' f‘c,a emphasized that no weal, Including Oregon Stale, it specialist* to come to this country » P « * * da,e r -.art of the meat wa* found that aland h a lf the to teach method* of making a «attuning program has been deter- women were obtaining aatiafne- little meat go a long way in the rnin‘-,J. but he said )I A would be lory amount» of vitamin C, while met of preparing highly palatable r^ ‘d> , b> mid-January and that only about one-fourth of the men meat substitutes, believes Dean ‘c a * no reason to «bowed thia good átalo o t nutri­ safe place to send Ava B. Milam of Oregon State the P egram further, unless tion The exact condition of an In­ college, who i* chairman of the ,he curren‘ voluntary conserva- dividual na regard» vitamin ( ’ may the children and to state nutrition committee for d - tton campaign is unexpectedly s u e be determined by tpding the (ense. . res,fuJ blood th at Men apparently need mot«- vita­ Dean Milam, who spent leveral P A R T H E N A P O R T E R H IE S min C than women Dr. Klnckc years in China, say* that the point» out. and frequently they IN P O R T L A N D Chinese have long used soy bean* could have had It hut were not a* an excellent meat substitute Choaalng to eat the ftxxl» that and have developed many palat- Parthena Porter, 77, died in would »upply It. Sometime* »tu­ able soy bean dishe*. It is also Portland Wednesday morning and dent a were getting their own common in China, she says, to see the body is being brought here for meal* and, to eronomlre, were not a man carry home a single pork burial. Funeral announcements eating fruit» that they conaKlered chop which will be skillfully used will be made later from Mill* experwlve At other times they II all »tarteil when Tippy, pretty Martiiahlp switchboard <>p«r»tor June Heaton's dog, became a ferquent t0 (|avor an otherwise vegetable chapel. Mrs. Porter had lived in diaration, with- Harris' |>arents. Mr. and Mis A C T IV E I N W A R R E L I E F ktudent* were borrowing against in six weeks, of 1820 knitted gar- Robert St. Elmo. Mr. Harris re- Wage earners vnose jobs are thrtr Insurance for gtxxl health," ( ments for the Russian». Overseas turned home Monday and Mrs. covered by the social security act The Chri.tian Science War Re­ said Dr. Ftncke. "They were not workers have won the commend*- Harris and son remained to r a were reminded today that a state­ Sick but neither were they in top- lief committee of The First lion and cooperation of local au- longer visit. J. C. Cruzan, Mrs. ment of wages credited to their Church of Chi 1st, Scientist, in notch health. Some of the »tu- thorities by their prompt arrival St. Elmo's father, who has spent accounts may be obtained from Ton expert a lot more from dent» who h id been shunning Boston. Massachusetts, which was on the scene of trouble. In cities three weeks at the St. shoes these days . . . they ftuit» for *ome time were given established In September 1940, has heavily bombed. such as Plymouth, home, has gone to Walterville foi the social security board and that any errors in the account for em­ an- _ , „ . . , . _ ... must carry you further tn a gtxxl ftxxl supply that contained recently 7 released Its second a visit with another daughter. that It Coventry, Bristol, and Southami>- ployment in 1938 must be correct­ generous amounts uf all of the l b s s,,ows ■■■■■• they have got there with food com fort. . . do double duty. ed before the end of this year. more ‘ ,han » h « h ih « m h . . . . ------- - *------ --------------- _» - protein, minerals, and vitamins now n,,w h«ui h"s mor* - . clothing, Weyenberg Shoes give you f . > *’" . * brnn,h e. . «nd ready to go to . .. work, . , Carl D. Monroe, manager of the that the body needs They were units active in the United States even . before everything you expert . . . the All Clear sound- board's Eugene. Oregon field of- aurpriaed to find thul they of America besides many more in long Mileage, easy walking, t * a--»•» * Kl »I I », ntiflt, A ■ lu I Hu 1 11, " Announcements were received, f j ^ explained that the law limits galnetl energy which they dirt not Great Britain, Canada, Australia real satisfaction. We'd like and the Union of South Africa. , last week of the marriage of Miss m e time within which errors or reali/i- ltt<-> ii.id tert Th®> no to show you today ! The Commit tee has assembk*d lean Taylor, primary teacher in ommisstons in a worker’s account lunger tired so easily and they did since Pearl I larlxir over fifi.tXKl the Lorane schools, to Ed Brown can be corrected to four years thetr work better and, in general, pounds of durable clothing anil Mr» W. t Pynch retuined ..¡j aj the liome of the brides par- after the year in which the wages felt more fit." ftom Madras where »he Pnts at LaGrande, October 8th. were received. Tomatoes or tomato juice, Ixxhhng. in waterproof. moth- Monday • I«-« ss.aaaale —»»^4 lliith Jlltf- FsttC_ .. I(_— -4 la. I a* j.'ay Herendeen a n d C abin This means. Monroe said, that if orange*, grapefruit, ami raw- cab­ proof, wooden ci. •». at conveni- spent the week end with her hus- bage are the tx-st aourcaa of vita­ ent kx*alk>n» on the Atlantic and ixind who is employed on a gov- Sand» last week enlisted in the an employee finds the amount army in the quartermasters corp* credlte<, to his ^ , 3 , secunty ac. min C. says Miss Lyle Other im Paeifir roasts. reads (or instant erionent cantonment artM- Is la- - Stout of W Walla Walla an<1 repo reported to r Eort coun, ,n. p o rtan t \re'"bak«xi |s>’t'a- us' ............... "u rg rgenues e n c ie s arise L e s te r S to ut Of a ’la W a lla , and rted io o i . i Lewis. x ~ is COGnt for fo r , 938 * lncorrcc, incorrcct or o r in. cause of local en-m y action. W ashington is visiting a couple of Lyle Conrad, with the army at ,h e woiker has until the toe* «>11. green leafy vegetables and peppers, berries and mekin» Rel­ United States fore-». A I.t'-e Files of Portland visited Satur- p,» held at the high school tomor- curity board. atively small amounts of vitamin Brttlsh transport vessel which had day ut the J. A Mackey home, row, the 27th. The Eugene office o f the social — C are found In cherries, [areches, •rtived from tropical waters on,I Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Mackey security board, located in Room 9 was being repatnxt at Boston re- are sisters and Mrs. Files i* a V T 8 IT IN G A T G R A Y H O M E pears, plums and some varieties of of the Post Office Building, will w ived 101) overcoats lor offici i» niece. Robert A. Gray and two c h il- furnjsb on request a postcard 4 | Ak’g‘ene,ous serving of one of K,,‘d,n« 7 ”^ havv bc,n1 ‘',ven. !o M,\s 'M%*UrC’ . A‘ n“’‘l . * ,:l ............................, dren. formerly ^of Scottsbluff. forrn on which the worker may generous serving of one ------------............. ............ (V1. HM,nd ,h,, Thanxsgbm g hobdajs Nebra>ka and Mr. and Mrk the tx?st sources or two or ihre« overcrowded seat.? ■ i s clul»s. apply for a statement of his ac- S t a ll» in Portland with her daughter Frank J. Cray of Albuquerque, servings of some of the gixxl Hans arriving In the Unitixl count. ...«« ......u, M'irtha . . . suffering because of war rondi New Mexico, are visiting theit sources will supply enough vita­ Mrs. Anna Burkett left Satur- ¡^r and ¡qre Frank E. min C for the average adult Chi! lions or action have lx-«-n provid- dren need larger amounts in pro­ ed with clothing and other foim s day for Marshfield where she will (;ras at ^ m ta g e Grove. Mr. and of rebel Among them are reft- visit a month with a daughter-in- (k,orge po tter and daughter portion to their size gee* from the Far East, who law. Mrs C. E. Burkett, and will Marshfield. Miss Laura Dunton • By landed in California; and merehr.it go to Yreka. California, for a of Eugene and Lt Philip R. Gray, seamen rescued ftom ships tor- visit with a daughter and son-in- marin„ corps officer of Camp A. W. Helliwell pedoed along the Atlanta- ertnst law, Mr and Mrs. H. H. Russell. Elljot( San Diego, California, will 103 M ain Phone 201 -Everything For nave been similarly cared f< r. G W'. McUtughlln of Salem is aU(> gpend Thanksgiving day at Thia work is t arried on by the visiting at the horn, of his nephew tbe Gray home Committee without rcgnrd tc Robert Kenady and family. n e e d or race Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGarvin One of the most impressive received word from their son Dale It 1» Imperative that the »hip lane» branches of the work from the with the U. S. army that he has ba kept free of Ice. With Anirricao start, before America entered the «x-en transferred from Fort Lewis, troops occupying Iceland and the war. has been the distribution of Washington, to Bolvier, Virginia. Navy using the northern route for clothing and comforts io bomlxxi- Mr and Mrs R H Kenady and transportation of supplies to Ru»sla, 'out people in Great Britain and to «laughter Mabie and son Ronald Ice breaker» are eaientlal to Naval 'refugee* from Holland. Norway, and Mr. Kenady's uncle, G. W. operation». The ice breaker ia ■ Russia, Poland. Belgium, and Melaiughltn. spent Sunday at ipecially constructed »hip with olher European •« ntitea. Cloth- Trent with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lan- heavlly armored bow» and power- ing has gone direct Irom Boston caster. ful engine» that cru»h the Ice lloe» | 0 Russia, nnd knitted go«xis have Mr nnd Mrs Albert Harr s and rather than ram through them. b«*cn sent there from branches of son (iscar of Idinah spent the SAUSALITO. CALIFORNIA TRY GETTING IT AT KEM’S FOR DRUGS The Rexall Store A select C h r is tm a s G if t T IP PY THEY’VE GOT Lorane Divide RADIO REPAIRS Dexter Somers The Men’s Toggery W kat ïfau ß uy VJitk WAR BONDS Unless Really Necessary PLEASE DON’T TRAVEL GENERAL Ice breaker» of the Ktckapoo d a ta operating in the Nortii Atlantic eeal approxim ately HO.000.000. You can help our N avy build (h u e ships by Investing »< l«f your income In W ar Bond» every pay­ day. E nroll in the pnyroll saving» plan or apply at the nearest bnok Of poStodlcO. V, 5, 7rzi>iury Pr/>(,r0»<>O Are yen entitled io wear a “ target** lapel button? You are If you are leveRting at leaat ten p rrern t or your In­ come In W ar Ronda every pay day. I t ’s your badge ef pa­ triotism . HARDW ARE WAR SERVICE COMES FIRST! D « a '/ trai t l anUis ytn must. . . W ar sen in must route first . . . A sk yourself, before you travel: Is this trip necessary? These, briefly, are admoniti«>ns and warnings o f our Government, for *11 transportation is now vitally need­ ed to « try our Armed Forces, workers in war plants and other essential travelers. In the past, Americans took extra trips over the Holi­ days, « using an above-normal volume of travel. But these are not normal times. Today transportation is faced with a serious shortage o f equipment. Trained personnel has been depleted by the need for fighting men. Lower operating speed has become necessary in order to save rubber. Now gasoline rationing w ill make M IL L a n d L O G G IN G S U P P L IE S PORTRAITS CHOICE OF 4 POSES 3x4—$ 5.00 Per Dog. 4xfl—$ 9 00 Per Dox. 5x7—$12.50 Per Doz. Special Price on Student Ponraita Kodak Finishing, 25c Roll Picture Shop G r a b e r - G e tty s Dependable Hardware it necessary for many additional essential travelers to depend on already overloaded buses. That is why w e appeal to you to postponeany pleasure trip you have planned which requires the use o f public transportation. But another important reason is that thou­ sands o f our boys in the Armed Forces want to be home for the Holidays. Every one o f them who can get leave deserves this privilege. . . we are not asking them not to travel. You, by giving up your trips, can add to their en­ joyment and comfort. W e are sure that every A m eri«n w ill be eager and proud to make this sacrifice. So please don't travel unless absolutely necessary— especially over the Holidays and week-ends. GREYHOUND K E E P B U Y I N G W A R B O N D S A N D S T A M P S