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?amp Adair Sentry May 14, 1942 Page Severt Trio Of Barrage Balloons Days Off CLASSIFIFD ADVERTISING Week-End Jaunts “To be entirely at leisure for or day is for one day to be an immortal. —Chinese proverb. Ten cent* per line per in«ertion. Count 5 words to Tine Cash must ac company copy with order. tervsting to someone else at the camp who wants it. Watch this col umn for housing, also. Use it your self and read it. By EDITH DURGAN BEAUTIFULLY furnished sunny With a “go ahead until we stop 4-room apartment in one of Sa ou” signal from Lieutenant-Gen- lem’s better homes. Garden, i ral J. L. DeWitt and some good, shrubs, garage. Central location. | ot days ahead, this might be a $40. 1582 Court St. Salem or call | igical time to visit the Oregon 5738. C. C. Cochran. Salem Cham I MSt ber of Commerce From now until the middle of , une the flowers are at their best. Wm. KONICK Well-furnished basement sleeping 1 he roadsides are lined with Jeweler room with private bath and good cotch broom, and unless you have Est. 1913 ventilation suitable for 1 or 2 Corner Second & Madison Sts. i ttually seen a hillside covered men. Private entrance. Call at Telephone 485. Corvallis ith this plant when it is in bloom 318 S. 7th, Corvallis. tf llllllllllllllllilllll II llllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIH du cannot appreciate its sheer eauty. Drive along the coast high- FOR SALE ' ay south of Yachats when the sun Convertible architects' level. Beck I setting on the flowering hills, man. Case and tripod. Call co ou’ll not soon forget it. ordinator's office. Administra But I really started to tell you tion building, Camp Adair. bout the rhododendrons, which re the pride of the coast. Tall trees HOUSE trailer with four good loom profusely, with a particu- tires. $65.00 cash. Hilton Chevro irly vivid pink flower. They have let Company, 305 Main St.. Dal 1st started to bloom and will be las, Oregon. i ilorful for at least a month. Those who live in this vicinity FOUND I now that you can leave for the Papers apparently belonging Open i >ast in a blaring sun and arrive Oliver Glenn Linscheid. Call I lere about two hours later to find Burst’s Candy Shop, next 4; 30 A. M. to 10 P. M. I le beach many degrees cooler, so Whiteside theater, Corvallis. is well to take a leather coat or ' indbreaker. And, if yours is a 314 Jefferson Street l msitive skin, beware of a cloudy Corvallis i ly, for some of the worst cases ■ A soldier ground crew practices raising and lowering barrage balloons at the army barrage balloon school at Camp Tyson. Tenn. i ! sunburn result from overex- Two silvery balloons of different type float in the air while a isure, despite an overcast sky. third, of drab color, is ready to be hoisted. There are several excellent high- »• ••• *» • • «■ w—vas ' ays from Camp Adair to the A missionary al’lus go tv Heaben.” forget half what you owe me ” meh. One by way of Dalias, will Rastus—“Dis been woryin’ me. “Fine! 1’11 meet you. I’ll forget e discussed later, as it is obviously What happens when de missionary the other half." »possible to describe the whole is inside de cannibal?” i lastline in a few paragraphs. He: As his car stalls—“Well, by This week we are suggesting the ”1 want to buy my girl a pres golly, out of gas.” ! top trip from Corvallis to Alsea We Cash Your Checks She: Pulling out a flask—“Oh !id Waldport, thence north to New- ent. What do you think she would yeah?” >rt and home on the Newport-To like?” “Does she like you?” He: “Oh boy! What you got in da highway, or the reverse. 4 “Oh, yes, I’m positive she likes that flask?” CORVALLIS On the Alsea road you wind She: “Gasoline.” ♦ver the Alsea mountain, with an me.” “Well, if she likes you, she'll like oxcellent view of the Willamette HOW GOOD ARE YOU? i nd coastal valleys. Farther on you anything.” , atch glimpses of the Alsea river 1. What is an infernal machine? “Why did Bill go into the air nd if the time is right the fish 2. What famous theatrical pro service ?” aay be biting. ducer was once a bareback rider in There is activity galore for any-1 “Well, he was no earthly good.” the circus? 1 ne at the beach. Marine gardens 3. From what is vermouth made? re numerous and the color of the “I hear a big blonde busted you 4. Is a veridical man: (■> an The Best in Cosmetics, Perfumes, Colognes lany aquatic plants is amazing, ih the eye at the masquerade awkward, inexperienced man, (b> he best known are the jade-col- party last night.” EXPERT PRESCRIPTION SERVICE a man telling the truth, (c) an ex- t red sea anemones and gold and “Yes, I told her how well she trefnely ludicrous man ? latnon jelly fish. looked ih a bustle.” 5. Why did President Roosevrlt We Fit Trusses The sea lion caves near Yachats "What’s wrong with that?” veto a bill providing $500,000 for i re fascinating and attract hun- “She wasn’t wearing one!" a memorial to Will Rogers? i reds of visitors each year. 6 Who was the first to print 251 Madison Agates are found in large quan- Guard—“Sure I believe in re- a book in England? I ¡ties both north and south of New- incarnation.” CCRVALI.IS DRUG STORE 7. What is a hawkshaw? I ort. 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