Camp Adair Sentry
July 23, 1942.
JOAN EDWARDS IS NO "SABOTOURIST"
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More Welders Needed
On Jobs in Shipyards
Training Given Free
By Federal Agencies
steam fitting will be available if
students wish them.
Information about this pro­
gram and any of the vocational
training classes may be secured at
the offices of Federal Employment
m Corvallis and Albany. Registra­
tion may also be completed at the
employment office at Camp Adair.
Valley Lodge No. 42. lOOF
meets every Thursday even,
ning at 8 o’clock.
Visiting Brothers Always
Welcome
IOOF Hall. Independence. Ore.
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WAFFLES - ANY TIME
Steaks and
Lunches
THE WAFFLE SHOP
Across from Albany Hotel
Heckart's Store Buys
Workers who are finishing their
jobs at Camp Adair—and their Stocks of Appliances
wives—may now get training for
Heckart Appliance company of
war jobs in this vicinity through
the free classes in welding being Corvallis has recently purchased
conducted on a 24-hour basis both in the stocks of several appliance
stores around the Willamette val­
Albany and Corvallis.
ley and has brought these stocks
These classes in vocational train­
to Corvallis to augment its own
ing, financed by the federal gov­
stock.
ernment, offer an opportunity for
A sale of this merchandise is
non-defense workers to transfer
now being held in the Corvallis
from their jobs to vital defense in­
store. The stocks included some
dustries. Shifts in the schedule of
merchandise which is unobtainable
classes are planned so that work­
through wholesalers now, Ray
ers may take the training and still
Smith, sales manager, says.
hold their present jobs. Shipyard
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jobs are then available after 2 Vi C
CORVALLIS LODGE NO. 1411
to five weeks training, depending
on individual ability and the num­
Meets Every
ber of hours per day spent in train­
Wednesday
ing.
Evening
A total of 9000 welders are ex­
pected from the training centers
by November, calls indicate. Wom­
en may also enroll in these welding
classes.
JOAN EDWARDS, singing star of “Your Hit Parade” on Saturday
nights over the CBS coast-to-coast network and niece of famous
■tar-maker Gus Edwards, has become the sweetheart of the ration
boards, by selecting this outfit for summer relaxation. Corticelll
anklets take the place of hose so that extra Nylon and silk can be
turned over to the Army for parachutes. Her playsuit, which she
has named the Nadocky after one of her most successful songs,
cuts down on dress materials so that manufacturers can turn their
efforts more to war efforts. The bicycle is her answer to rubber and
gas shortages. “Harold Ickes will never call me a ’aabotouript',**
sh< explains.
Instruction in ship joinery and
marine electricity is also available
to men and jobs await completion
of the training. New classes in
nicknames: (a) "Mad Anthony"; (b) "Marse Rob­
ert"; (c) "Black Jack"; (d) "Old Rough and Ready";
(o) "Swamp Fox."
procession what does the civilian spectator
(a) Salute with outstretched right hand: (b) lift
hat slightly: (c) remove his headdress with
right hand and hold it at the left shoulder,
hand being over the heart.
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$1.00
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QQc
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Inion-made. Sanforized.
Values to $2.00.
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8. What is the oldest badge of honor conferred on
United States soldiers for "bravery, fidelity and
good conduct?'
9. This insignia is worn by an aide-de-
DRESS
SHIRTS
$1.33
*
Famous make. Fancy.
Values up to $2.50.
FLANNEL
SHIRTS
$1.66
■
Light weight. Grey.
Regular $2.00 value.
camp of a general officer ol what rank?
developed by American gun­
smiths, was moot effective in the early wars of the
United States?
10. What weapon,
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CARPENTER $9.59
OVERALLS
“Can’t Bust ’em”—
Regular $2.89 value.
WAIST
OVERALLS
answers TO MILITARY I. Q
QQc
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8 ox.. sanforized, blue.
Extra special!
L
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Roughrider
CORDS
$3.99
Finest quality.
Regular $5.50 value.
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Used Car Lot. Srd A Jackson
Corvallis
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ARMY CASH TAILORS
UNIFORMS ... INSIGNI A ... SUPPLIES
1520 Jefferson St.. Corvallis
L. T. Chellis
WORKMEN!
QQc
WORK
PANTS
Close-out. One lot.
Values to
$9-98
COLLEGE
CORDS
Young men’s. Heavy.
Extra special!
LOAFER
JACKETS
$C98
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Men’s and boys*.
Values to $7.45.
SPORT
COATS
$11.89
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100 per cent all wool.
Values to $14.95.
WORK or
$9 -98
DRESS SHOES
Hundreds of pairs.
Values to $5.00.
WORK or
$3 .88
DRESS SHOES
Famous makes.
Values up to $5.9$.
WORK
GLOVES
44c
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Leather split horsehide.
Extra special.
WORK
SHIRTS
CQc
Blue and grey chambray.
Regular 79c value.
RIDING
BREECHES
$199
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Men’s and ladies' whipcord. 1
Values to $2.98.
$1 44
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SPORT
SHIRTS
Oxford cloth. All colors.
$2.50 values.
GABERDINE $3 29
SHIRTS
Solid color. Heavy.
Extra speeial.
SWEATERS
Extra special.
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Slip-on and coat style.
IB-inch Storm King.
Extra special!
to im.
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66x76 inch
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BLANKETS
CANVAS
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GLOVES
Hi-Top Lace $ >1.44
BOOTS
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$1 98 1
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Limit—2 pair to customer. |
INDIAN
BLANKETS
$188
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OPEN UNTIL » P. M. FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS
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B.
B.
$1.69
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U. 8. brand. Reg. $1.98.
Washable. Crepe sole.
WHITE
SHIRTS
7. What common fruit in soldier slang is called
"Army strawberries '?
1 ROOFER'S
KEDS
One odd lot. Values to
$3.95.
ice does this insignia indicate?
BRANDS MOTOR CO.
At The Corvallis
Moose Temple
Prices Slashed . . . Quantities Limited ... Big Values
MEN'S
SHOES
6. What branch of the military serv­
They're Scarce—Metter
Get Them Now
Of Many Short Lines and
Union-Made Work Clothes
3. Identify these American military loaders by their
3. When the United States Flag passes in a military
from
$4J£.0O
CLOSE-OUT SALE
2. When was this flag used?
Hill on horseback?
I'sed Cars in Good
Running Order
Army and Navy Store's
OR MATH
4. Did Roosevelt's Rough Riders charge up San Juan
CAMP ADAIR
Get In on the Albany
1. Who is the commanding gen­
LIBERTY
to and from
1 SOLDIERS! NON-COMS! OFFICERS!
TO SHARPEN YOUR MILITARY I. Q.
eral of the Army Air Forces?
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Economical
Transportation
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ALBANY ARMY & NAVY STORE
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