The Coquille Valley sentinel., March 21, 1924, Page 6, Image 6

CITY BAKERY
Nosier & Huntington
Saturday Special
ANGEL FOOD CAKES
CHERRY LAYER CAKES
CHOCOLATE DOUGHNUTS
DAINTY CUP CAKES
¡DELICATESSEN
Electric Cooking
Cold Meats
Potato Salad
Volumes have been written about food.
Many of the world’s most famous cooks have com­
piled and published collections of their-favorite
recipes. From time immemorial the pleasures of
good living have been celebrated in song and story.
It is not unlikely that a garbage
dump at any point would be a health
menace for it is almost certain that
the gulls do not consume all refuse
nor eliminate all danger of infection
to animal or man.
Here is a matter about which some­
thing constructive might be done with­
out working a hardship upon any indi­
vidual.—Marshfield News.
Students of our HighrSchool deserve,
expect
Coquille, Oregon
should receive your
co-operation this evening
DAIRY
Democrats in Control
• Electric heat has brought the art of cooking
almost within the bounds of exact science. Con­
stant temperature and perfect control insure uni­
form results. You can depend on the electric
range.
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and
As a result of the appointment of
Jefferson Myers, of Portland, to suc­
ceed O. P. Hoff at state treasurer,
which gives this administration con­
trol of practically all of the state in­
stitutions and commissions, there
were indications at Salem yesterday
says the Oregonian, that a Urge num­
ber of faithful démocrate will visit
the capital within the next two weeks
and demand that they receive recogni­
tion because of their loyalty to the
party.
Records in the offices of the sec­
retary of state show that for the
first time in the history of Oregon
there are two democrats on the state
board of control These include Gov­
ernor Pierce and Jefferson Myers, the
newly-appointed state treasurer. Sam
A. Koier, secretary of state, la the
faction from abroad, or the transmis­
sion of diseases to other countries;
and there should be an International
co-operative system of exchange of In­
formation In regard to animal health
In the various countries.
All Insanitary Dairy
Practices Unprofitable
Below are listed a few practices
which are insanitary, injurious and
unprofitable for the dairy farmer;
To milk cows that have dirty flanks
and udders, so that at every move­
ment of the milker, dirt falls Into the
milk pail.
To milk with wet hands, so that the
milk, saturated with tilth, falls Into
the uitlk pall.
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Tt> use separators and utensils
which have not been thoroughly stbr-
, Hired and aired.
Pouring freshly Separated cream
Into previous skimmings before cool-
Keeping cream ta root cellars,
pantries, ' kitchens,
stables,
back
porches or ta any room where bad
air exists—L. K. Crowe; Animal Hus-
biindry Department, Colorado Agricul­
tural College.
Expert Battery Work
Rapidity Is One of Big
Essentials in Milking
Is your battery run down?
Does it need an expert’s attention?
Tests have shown that rapidity is
one of the essentials In milking a cow.
Massaging the cow's udder with the
hand excites nervous action which in
turn stimulates action of the milk
glands. The more rapid the massage
movements, the greater Is the nervous
stimulation of gland action, and a
greater amount of milk will be yield­
ed. Not only Is the quantity of milk
Inereiised. hut the faster the milk Is
drawn the richer It la in butterfat
Coquille Service Station
Feeding Good, Balanced
Ration to Secure EggB
COLUMBIA BA1TER1ES
On the Highway
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned I has
J
been duly apopinted by
the Coun
. Court
____ of
_
_________
bounty
the
State __ of
Oregon for Coos County, the executor
of the Last Will and Testament of
Giovanni Brevine, deceased, and all
persons having claims against ths es­
tate of said deceased are hereby re­
quired to present them, with the prop­
er vouchers, within six months from
the date of this notice, to the under­
signed as such executor, at the Law
Offices of J. J. Stanley, Rooms 7 and
8, First National Bank Building, Co­
quille, Oregon.
Dated this 7th day of March, 1924.
Eugene Bosco,
Executor of the Last Will
and
Testament of Giovanni Brevine, De­
ceased.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Phone 133
Hiram la Fading Fast
In yesterday morning’s dailies Hi­
ram Johnson, candidate for the repub­
lican nomination for preeident, and
Oscar Underwood, candidate for the
democratic nomination for the same
office, are both busy telling why they
failed to get the votes they expected
in state elections just held. Mr. Un­
derwood says the Ku Klux Klan vote
in Georgia carried that state for his.
opponent McAdoo.
Hiram Johnson
says he lost North Dakota because La-
Follette butted in and took enough
votes from him to allow Coolidge to
win. Each of them ought to have
known that such things are liable to
happen.
It is votes, not excuses,
that secure candidates nominations
and elections. But thipgs seem to bo
coming Coolidge’s way.
Has His License Again
“Off again, on again, Finnegan,” is
a short story of the Machón pool hall
question. After being off a month, it
I is now on again. Mr. Machón had a
formal application on file at the coun­
cil meeting Monday night, with C. A.
Gage and A. 0. Walker aa sureties on
his bond.
The motion to grant him a license
resulted in a two to two vote, Council­
man Fuhrman and Gregg voting in
the affirmative and Councilman Farr
and Bosserman in the negative.
This put it >pp to Mayor Nosier,
who gave as his reason for .voting
yes, that Mr. Machón was making a
real effort to sell his pool hall and
that the chances for a salé would be
enhanced if the place was licensed.
The license will expire June 30th.
POULTRY NOTES
Turkeys for breeding should be In
good breeding condition; if fat the
eggs are largely infertile.
Feed the chickens a good balanced
ration. Feed scratch grata In the lit­
ter, mash in hoppers (available all the
time). Green succulence is necessary
for egg production and hatchable eggs
during breeding season. Have freah
water always available; oyster shell,
charcoal and grit In hoppers. Provide
milk In tome form either as a beverage
In addition to regular mash or to take
place of part of protein element; It
contains vltamines which are essen­
tial for laying hen*.
The above ta brief 1* the advice of
poultry authorities on care of laying
stock. Some formulas for mashes for
egg production are suggested below: