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PAGE POTO THE SENTINEL. ( » ’IT V IE OROVR. OREGON I been recognized as one of the quality tin's of the country since Tire Experts Offer 11908. •£* Important Things And since sirable in the purchase of tires Methods of Drive the "In onler to live anywhere near these days, when they must last, demand for this particular the American standard, we need lots of things today. Now that been heavy. Against Gremlins line "All has Mobil dealers," Mr. Loh LO D G E S III t I I 1 l\ G P O K 1 ItF s s q u a lity is so meyer concluded, "arc doing their Ever hear of a little guy called utmost to help car owners keep "Skiddy ?" their tires in service. Drivers arc Most every motorist has suffer- invited to take advantage of this f— ----------------- it'd from his an- assistance." s»ics at one time br another. Well, Skiddy is the mythical l i t t l e Gremlin G a s o lin e : In 17 east coast states A-6 cou who follows in the wake of the pons are now good. In states out first s t o r m y side the east coast area A-S cou weather of Win- pons arc now good. e r t i m e, and Fuel O il: Period 1 coupons arc good ------------ j. , brings grief and u T loh BEVI r W l X.*| o * hose un . through January 3. wary motorists who have worn S u g a r: Stamp No 14 good for 5 pounds their tires until the tread is through October. Stamps Nos. 15 smooth. He’s an unmanageable little and 16 good for 5 pounds each for imp, and whenever he starts home canning through October working on a car the result is 31. liable to be disastrous. While he's Shoes: Stamp No. IS good for fl pair. some arc hard to get, we appreci one of the busiest of the tire Gremlins right now. he has plenty \ alidity has been extended indefi ate their importance more." So says George Hohman of the Red of helpers to promote punctures, nitely. Horse Mobilgas station. "We need cuts, blowouts and uneven wear. Meats, Fats: Brown stam ps, C, I), f . !UMi jr shoes and sox. nulk and butter It's because of the damage and eggs, sugar, coffee, meat, Skiddy causes in stormy weather good through October 30. suits and dresses, household prod that Mobilgas dealers have includ I ’ n x exsed F o o d s : Blue stamps U. V, and W expire ucts, underthings, overcoats, and ed tire service as one of the 4 "Musts” of their Winter-proof October 20. Blue stamps X. Y what not. But. did you ever think campaign to protect cars against and Z are good through Novem Your automobile n e e d s food < grease and oil I and overcoats the ravages of mud, sludge and ber 20. ,isurface protectors) and shoes rain, and to help make them last Hires) just like you do for Win longer during this critical period tertime. And it needs that semi of wartime driving, according to annual physical checkup of the L. J. Lohmeyer, district manager M.D, (Mobilgas dealer) just like for General Petroleum Corpora you require the checkup of your tion. M.D, to keep healthy. That's the L e m o n M ilk S h e rb e t “It's a wise motorist." he states w'hy of car Winter - proofing 1 envelope plain gelatin "who consults his Mobilgas dealer M ere ready. What are you wait 4 cups milk ' » frequently about tire conditions, ing for?" ’x tsp salt and on what to do to keep good l*s cups granulated sugar serviceable rubber on his car. “While Winter-proofing covers '« cup lemon juice 1 tsp grated lemon rind all vital parts of the automobile, Soak gelatin in one half cup of tire service is stressed both be cause of the danger involved in the milk in a bowl for five min neglect, and the possibility of be utes. Then set bowl over boiling D. C. Wilson. Yoncalla turkey ing without rubber for future water and stir until gelatin is dis buyer who was in town Tuesday, driving. That's why it's so im solved. Combine rest of the ingre reported that turkeys would be portant to have tires carefully dients with the remaining milk. moving to market at a rapid rate checked and inflated to proper Stir in gelatin. Tucn into freezing within a few days. The first turk pressure every few days. This tray and freeze until set, without eys to be marketed from this sec adds to the life of the tire, as does stirring. Serves 5 or 6. tion were front the Jim Abbott Orange Ice also the proper cross-switching flock and brought the prevailing every few thousand miles. It has ’-z cup orange juice price of 41 cents for hens and 38 been proven that such service as S cup lemon juice cents for toms. this can add at least 3,000 miles l 1-» cups sugar The 10,000,000 pounds wanted 2 cups milk to the life of a tire." for the army and navy has not Add milk to mixture and place “Most Mobilgas and Mobiloil been .secured yet and it is still in freezing tray. When partly dealers are now equipped to fur questionable whether turkeys will nish high-grade recaps for any frozen, remove from tray and beat be available for the civilian popu with an egg beater, thoroughly. motorist whose tires are worn lation for Thanksgiving. smooth. Not only these recaps, Return mixture to freezing tray allow to continue freezing but general repair service can be and until firm. Serves 6. A m a te u r A stron om ers obtained by any motorist in need A t the present tim e the re an without securing a government C otton Esc Increases m ore than 100.000 a ctive am a te u r permit. C onsum ption o f cotton in this astronom ers in the U n ited States. "For those who are able to buy , . . t r y h a t increased fro m 6 9 m il- new tires, many of these dealers on bales to 11.2 m illio n bales. G e n e ra lly Speaking are now in position to offer the The nu m b e r o f languages In the well known and highly regarded Salesbooks, receipt books, book- w o rld is estim a te d by F rench scien Federal tire. The Federal tire has keeping systems. The Sentinel. tis ts at 2.796. Ration Calendar l Turkey Crop to Be Moving to Market A t th e m eeting e l the R rlx-ka h lodge F rid a y evening a t the tk ld F e llo w s h a ll, it was re p o rte d th a t the O dd F ellow s and Rebekahs of O regon had gone o ve r the top in the 3 rd w a r loan d riv e a n il had lx>ught m ore than enough bonds to purchase a fly in g fo rtre ss. The fo rtre s s w ill bate the in s c rip tio n "O d d F e llo w s and K e lte k th s of O regon. A quiz was held on qu es tions ta ke n fro m the g rand hxlge rc tu rn w h ich w ill be con tin u e d at the next m eeting. M rs, Agnes Bowers w is elected to m cm b e ish ip b> re in sta te m e n t. P resident B e rth a M cC o llu m 's o f- ftc ia l le tte r w as le a d fro m the P a c ific O dd F e llo w . A lso a p ro c la m a tio n by Ray C o lm sto ck, g rand m a ste r, p ro c la im in g the m onths o f O cto b e r and N ovem ber harvest fe s tiv a l m onths fo r the t k k l F e llo w s home. Past N oble G rands c lu b was announced fo r T h u rsd a y. Ik 'to b e r 28, w ith Bess K lin e . V e ra Z ie - lieck. M ary V in D e n b u rg and L in - me V io le tte hostesses. Rebekah S ta ff p ra c tic e Was announced fo r F rid a y evening. O cto b e r 22. at i :30. A ll s ta ff m em bers are urged to be present. F o llo w in g lodge a m iscellaneous show er was held fo r M r. and M rs. 1 onole o f D ivid e w ho lost th e ir home re c e n tly by fire . M any u.se- lu l g ifts w ere received by the Tonoles. Radar When tra in e d on enem y planes, s till fa r beyond reach o f anti-usr- c ra ft, R u d a r re p o rts the three e le m e n ti o f th e ir p< s itio q necessary fu r e xa ct p lo ttin g : (1) distance, (2) a n gle o f e leva tion. (3) angle o f a z i m uth. In oth er w ords, the o b serve r can te ll how fa r aw ay the jla r.e s are. how high they are. and fro m w hat d ire c tio n they are co in in g Then, when the planes arc w ith in tirin g range, this In fo rm a tio n is used to p re d ic t the precise po in t at w hich shells should burst T IU K S Ir U needl'd in the n i'in u la e tilie ot syn th e tic ru h lx ’ i The new soap p ro g ra m was ills cussed at a recent m eeting o f the W a r F ixxl a d m in is tra tio n s soap and g lyce rin e n u h is liv udsuutrv co m m itte e , w hich e x|teclcd In- ClX'ascil p n x lu c tio n Io get under way around t letoher I. a n il Io gel ---- 9-------- A 28 p e r cent increase in all Io the shelxcs o f le t 'lll sto le i hy soaps pnxlui-ed fo r c iv ilia n use N ovem ber. w ill re su lt fro n t a recent War F ix'd a d m in is tra tio n o n le r. an W t V I I I I It I I V \ L I F T E D nounces Lots A. l utz, extension '¡x -c m lis t m home m anagem ent. A new p o licy n iite n a lly relax M ore fa ts and o ils a rc being a llo mg rest rie l ions on the release of cated fo r th is put|tose, though w e a th e r in fo rm a tio n w ith in the m a n u fa c tu re rs are being n x iu ire d w estern defense com m and has to use p rescribed jx-rcent iges of Ix'en issued to the re g io n 'll w e a lli- n o n -fa t m a te ria ls as su b stitu te s fo r fats. More Soap to Be Made, No Reason To Hoard Stock A te m p o ra ) shortage o f a few types o f soup on re ta il shelves has been caused by co n su m e r h o a rd ing. acco rd in g to n a tio n a l o ffic ia ls A c tu a lly , soap stocks in 1942 w ere the largest on re cord and sonic of th a t heavy supply was on the m a rk e t u n til the m id d le o f 1943. Soap p n x lu c tio n has d ro p ixxl som ewhat th is year, but the tn- 'crease ju s t a u th o rize d w ill a llo w fo r s lig h tly m ore soup jx -r capita th a n in p re -w a r years T h e re is no basis fo r "scare b u yin g ." the W e F ix x l a d m in is tra tio n assures housewives. M iss L u tz e xp la in s th a t in Ju ly. 1943, an o rd e r w as issued a llo w ing fo r so a p -m a kin g o n ly su per cent o f the fa ts and o ils used fo r th a t purpose in 1940-41. The e x ira fa ts and oils now being made a va ila b le w ill increase the q u a n t it y to 90 p e r cent in household juickaged soaps and a ll types o f b u r a tx l liq u id soap. T in s w ill mean a ju m p in th is ty jx - o f soap I n u n the present 17 |x>undx p e r (x-rson to 22 pounds. Even so. sogp supplies w ill pot be excessive, so c a re fu l conserva tio n is s till necessiiry. Miss L u tz cautions. Supplies w ill be in cre a s ed, la it so w ill demands. M ilita r y a n il in d u s tria l maxis are g re a te r, and la rg e supplies soon w ill 1» > h "l'i >l’. i;il .!! I0I.T ei bureuiis in Nan F in n cttg ’o and S e a ttle , Il was announced S a tu r day at the hi id q u ir te r s o f L ie u te n a n t G eneral D elo* ( ' Em m ons, com m anding genet d o f the w e s t e rn defense com m and. I lie pew jm lie y is e ffe c tiv e as o f U nud n lg b t ik 'to b e r 17. It r e s tr ic tio n s co iieeinuig th e pu b licatio n of W ealbet infoi illation III th e p ress except th a t loris-iists w ill I n ' lim ited to 26 hours. alxdishes pi le tic a lly a ll I 's r o t lr l lu Greece Thr Mnv.ui civlhzulliio in Mexico n I Ci >aiul America began ubuut 8 >1» » C For Dependable Service and Courteous Treatment Patronize your local Mobilgas Dealer. Winter Proof your car now at G. C. Hohman Station 5tli & Main, Cottage Grove R. L. 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WINTER-PROOF SPECIAL P&uf £dfe M M A /V E W Clean Radiator, put in Freezone, change to winter oils and greases G. P. BATTERY Who wants to bo caught on a morning cold With a battery weak and worn and old? Who wants to be stalled when he's ratin' Io go - When his motor says "yes’ , and his battery, "no" If you don't wont this to happen to you — If you don't want to fuss and cu|s and s te w - Get a G . P. battery that's guaranteed. And start your car with pep and speed. Red Horse Service Station 5th & Main Geo' Hohman. Mgr. Federal Tires Phone 32 Mobilgas SOCONV VACUUM MOBILGAS MOBILOIL 1 B À '» * -o '» ------------------- ASK Y O U R M O B IL G A S DEALER
