Camp Adair sentry. (Camp Adair, Or.) 1942-1944, May 14, 1942, Page 3, Image 3

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Page Three
May 14. 1942
Colonel's Column
Sad Relief Case Is
Illustrated by Word
From Wife of Soldier
Ice Queen and Runner-Up
CoL R. E. M. DesIslets
workmen coining
onto the project.
The last survey
indicates almost
900 ears passing
through the
gates with two
or less occupants
this is about 56
per cent of the
total number of
Col. Deslslets
cars passing
through the gate s in question and
is a slight impr< ivement. about 9
per cent, over the figures of last
v eek. However, we can do better
than that. I m sure, and suggest
that we all load up to capacity, for
since entirely too many cars are
coming into the area already, there
is no sense in aggravating the mat­
ter by not utilizing all the seats
in these cars to maximum advan­
tage. Dig up a friend, and bring
him—it’ll be a favor to him as well
as to you—and me.
Let’s all hope for good weather
during the next little while so we
can really get down to building and
making a record job of this camp.
We all know we can do it—so
let’s get into the job, and keep
punching.
R. E. M Des Islets,
Lt. Col., Corps of Engineers
Area Engineer.
RUPTURE
Among the many letters re­
rectal disorders successfully
ceived at Washington. D. C. dur­
treated the ambulant way.
ing the present war, we quote the
DR. WIDMER
following as being one of the best.
Phone 424-W
Mr. Headquarters,
U. S. Army,
Dear Mr. Headquarters:
COMFORTABLE VISION
My husband was induced into
the surface long months ago and
Dr. A. W. Marker
I ain’t received no pay from him
Optometrist
since he was gone. Please send me
Phone 470 — Ball Bldg.
Corvallis, Next Safeway Store
my elopement as I have a four
-
months old baby and he is my only
support and I need it every day to
buy food and to keep us enclosed. r HURLEY'S LOTIOhF
I am a poor woman and all that I
For Poison Oak
have is at the front. Both sides
Over 5000 bottles sold. Guar­
of my parents are ery old and I
anteed treatment for poison
can’t suspect anything from them
oak relief. 50c bottle by mail.
as my mother has been in bed thir­
Hl RI.EY’S DRUGS, Albany
___________________________
teen years with ont doctor and she
won’t take another. My husband is
in charge of a spittoon. Do I get
BAUER & BAUER
any more than I am going to get?
Tailoring — Repairing
Dry* Cleaning
Please send me a letter and tell
me if my husband made application
"Cash & Carry Rates"
for a wife and child and please Across from Montgomery Wards
send me a wife form to fill out.
Corvallis
I have already written to Mr.
* Roosevelt and got no answed and if
MORRIS
I don’t hear from you I will write
OPTICAL COMPANY
to Uncle Sam about him and you.
Dr. Henry E. Morris
Yours truly,
Optometrist
(Signed)
Mrs. Pat Irwin.
44 1 State Street, Salem
P. S. My husband says he sits in
the Y.M.C.A. every nite with the
Phone 5528
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piano playing in his uniform. I v__
think you can find him there.
Recreation Hall Is
Ready for Soldiers
Albony Donations to
Complete Furnishings
transmission towers of KOAC,
state-owned radio station.
High steel towers near Granger
station at edge of camp are radio
Pretty Patricia Jones, 16. who entered as Miss Dallas won
the title of National Queen of the Ice at a Los Angeles contest.
Jeanne Sook. 18 (left), as Miss Los Angeles was second place
winner.
CORVALLIS LODGE No. 1411
Meets Every
Wednesday
Evening
At The Corvallia
Moose Temple
! Corvallis Hotel
and
¡Golden Pheasant
Food Shop
The most for your money
| in rooms and Good Food.
•Albany has one of the largest twenty-sixth roundup for this pio-
Don't talk about Camp Adair,
|
Opposite Both Banks
and most interesting recreational neer show of the Willamette valley. Talk about the weather
centers for soldiers and is in the
Corvallis
final stages of completion. Vin
Hurley, Albany druggist and presi­
dent of the chamber of commerce, i
is organizing and building the cen­
ter with donated materials and 1
equipment.
The center is truly a center. It i
is located at the corner of Second
and Ellsworth streets, right in the l
heart of Albany.
A specious lounge with over­
“Sure! Business is good!” That’s why we do not have to raise prices. Pass the word to your neighbors.
stuffed davenports and chairs, read-1
Open evenings till 7:80 for your convenience—Saturday evenings till 10:30. Take advantage of our low eVery-day
ing lights and tables is divided from |
prices.
the remainder of the 100x100 foot j
room, by a rustic log fence. Other
fixtures carry out the rustic archi-1
tecture. A large bar is about com-1
pleted, where soft drinks will be j
oispensed and where coffee and
donuts will be served free.
Camels—Luckies—Chesterfields
There are pool tables, ping pong |
tables and other indoor games
which will be available.
"While the ce»ter is primarily
planned for Camp Adair soldiers,” j
Mr. Hurley said this week,, “we
Gelatin Dessert—All Flavors
Tasty Pak Golden
shall be ready very soon to take
c^e of soldiers quartered here or
those passing through and stopping
Tasty Pak
in Albany for the night.”
Specials for Friday and Saturday, May 15-16
25c
Velvet, P. A., pocket tins 10c
Corn.................. 3 cans
29c
Peas.................... 3 cans
29c
2 cans 27c
Tomatoes .
Milk ..................... 3 cans
25c
Raisins . . . 2-lb pkg. J 3)^
I. G. A. Soap Grains . . . J
Coffee, Sunny Morn . . . 21c
Tobaccos .... 2 for
Uniformed Possemen to
Be at Round-Up Dance
~ Thirty-three uniformed members I
of the Lane county mounted sher­
iffs posse will attend the Cala-
pooia Queen election dance to be J
held at the Round-up hall at Craw- ;
fordsviHe, Saturday, May 16. The
posae is sponsoring Wanda Hulett,
of Eugene for queen of this year’s i
roundup, which will be held at the I
Catapooia Roundup grounds at;
Crawfordsville, July 4 and 5. Other |
candidates are Inez Mudgctt of!
Shadd, representing Linn county.;
and Betty Wallace of Monroe, rep­
resenting Benton county.
The directors have selected Jim
Lawron and his Lumberjacks of
Eugene to furnish the music fort
the election dance, and the Cor- ,
valMa high schaoi band will be of-1
ficial band for the two-day round-1
up this year, which will be the,
Scot Tissue . . . 3 rolls
Scot Towels......................
Jell-lt................... 4 pkgs.
Tomato Juice . 46-oz. can
25c
lOc
19c
21c
Kellogg's Pep, Rice
Large 21 o Size
Krispies, Krumbles,
IGA
Wheat Flakes, your choice
Fancy Seedless
We carry a full line of HEINZ BABY FOODS, both
strained and «hopped foods.
Large Size
Our BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS are a boon to the
housewife ... To a milk-fed BIRDSEYE frying
chicken for Sunday dinner. No work—no worry—
no waste.
C
Pion now to do your shopping at the
I.G.A. Food Center in Independence
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The freshest of fruits and vegetable* in our hobby.
If you like Steer Beef Steaks and Roasts, we have them.
—Tom.