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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1932)
pagb non Ticket«, Please !- to Happy Days How Scientists Produce Colds Science has found the way to produce colds arti ficially—no germs. Just too much acid. And they have found the sure way to stop them. By neu tralizing the acid. This amazing new principle is the basis upon which the tasteless Aspiroids act. They stop a cold almost before it starts. In five minutes that feverish, achy feeling is gone. In an hour or so the cold has disappeared. Next morning you feel like a new person! , Aspiroids were orginated by Rexall chemists and are sold exclusively by Rexall Drug Stores. Com fort worth a dollar for just a few cents. ASPIROIDS 36 UNITS Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc DRUGGISTS STATIONERS A Call to Prayer Knife Hospital Notes Thursday of the Week of Prayer is designated by the World’s Woman’s Christian Temperance Union as a Day of Grayer, in the observance of which every national W. C. T. U. is asked to co-operate. ' We thereby call upon the White Ribboners of the United States in every local, union to assemble them selves together In one place at a designated hour on January 7, 1932, for prayer for the temperance cause and peace of the world. Officers National W. C. T. U. Dismissals from the hospital last Thursday, tthe day before Christmas, were John Hayden, of Marshfield; Clarence Cribbins, of Bridge; and Mrs. Edgar Wilson, of Coquille. John Bridge, Southern Pacific ac countant at San Francisco, who un derwent an appendicitis operation re cently, will be dismissed on New Year’s day and with Mrs. Bridge, will leave at once for home. Ernest Belknap, clerk in Slater’s Variety Store, underwent an opera tion for appendicitis last Thursday. Thos. Buffum, of this city, sub mitted to a major operation at Dr. Jas. Richmond’s hands on Tuesday. Mias Lena Olbert, of Bandon, who had been away for several weeks, re turned to Coquille this week and is again on duty as nurse in the hospi tal. Sheriff’s Office Investigations gomery is the vice president, T. B. Nees the treasurer, and Ben Chand ler, John Ferguson, E. P. Lewis, Ed Kriger, Walter Chiene, C. 3. Gillette, 3. B. Bedingfield, G. W. Kaufman and Jos. A. Larson, directors. The of ficers were named by the board of di rectors after the new board had been chosen by the membership. Sheriff H. IE. Hess and Deputy Archie Philip were investigating Thursday morning the theft of three magnetos from the John L. Aaaen camp on the Bay. Another case un der investigation is the slaughtering of a yearling calf at the John Yoakam place on the highway this week. The sheriff’« office has also been no tified of the disappearance of Arthur Marvin, of Coos Bay, who had been staying at the Norman Dunford home in Coquille. (He left over two weeks ago to do some black sand mining north of Bandon and has not been seen since. Chadwick Lodge No. 68 A. F. 4 A. M. Stated Communication Tues., Jan. 12, 7:30 p. m. SERVICE COUNTS! Garbage hauling of all kinds. Weekly residence calls anywhere in the city at 80c per month. The best service possible at all times. C. B. Gregory Phone 36-L Coquille, Ore. MRS. E. A. WOODYARD Accredited Teacher f
