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The “Entre Nous” club spent a
pleasant evening on Tuesday of this
week whert they were entertained at
the home of Mn. E. L. Vinton. Extn
guests for the evening were Mn. R.
Barnes, Mn. O. E. Garver and Mn.
Letha Hale. Members attending were
Mesdames Roy Watson, Julius Ruble,
Walter Litoenberger, Harry H. Oerd-
ing, and M m . Otto Davie, of Myrtle
Point. Mrs. Davis was honored by ra­
ceiving the high score prise.
Makes Substantial
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The habit of thrift makes substantial
citizens. There are many ways in
which we can be of service to the
thrifty people of our community.
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Your account is invited.
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COQUILLE
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LOAN ASSOCIATION
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
NOTICE is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the Stockholders of
the Coquille National Farm Loan As­
sociation will be held at the City Hall
in Coquille City, Coos County, Ore­
gon, on Tuesday, January 12tn, 1932,
at 11 o’clock A. M. of said day to
elect directors for one year and for
the transaction of auch other business
as may come before the stockholders.
Dated January 2nd, 1932.
R. H. Mast,
Sec.-Treasurer.
NOTICE
School District No. 8, of Coos coun­
ty. Oregon, will receive bids until
Monday, Jan. 18, at 4:30 p. m., for
the delivery of Rod Fir Wood, of the
following lengths:
50 Cords or 4 -foot wood delivered
at the High School.
25 Coras of 24 inch wood delivered
at the Lincoln School.
25 Cords of 24 inches wood deliver­
ed at the Washington School.
Delivery to be made on or before
April 1, 1932.
The board reserves the right to re­
ject any or all bids, which will be
opened at the City Hall in Coquille,
on Jan. 18.
C. C. Farr,
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Chairman
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned has been duly appointed by
the County Court of Coos County,
Oregon, as the executor of the Last
Will and Testament of Ada C. Drane,
deceased, and all persons having
claims against the estate of said de­
ceased are hereby required to present
them to me with the proper vouchers
at my law offices in First National
Bank Building in the City of Coquille,
Coos County, Oregon, within six
months from the date of this notice.
Dated and first published this 18th
day of December, 1931.
J. J. Stahley,
Executor of the Last Wifi and Test­
ament of Ada C. Drane, Deceased. 49t5
Mrs. J. L. Smith arranged for an
interesting dinner party which was
given in honor of her daughter, Mar­
garet’s tenth birthday, Tuesday, Jan­
uary 5th, at their home on South
Henry street. The dinner table was
decorated prettily in a pink and yel­
low color scheme. Yellow tapers cen­
tred the table, around which were
placed for each guest dainty candy
baskets. After the dinner Mrs. Smith
took the girls to the Liberty Theatre
where they enjoyed the picture. En­
joying the affair were Margaret
Smith, Barbara Leslie, Phyllis Jane
Watson, 'Donna Getz, Ann Hawkins,
Donna Bosserman, Marion Hess, Mar­
garet Stewart, Peggy Wernieh, Louise
Woodyard, Marvene McClellan, Muriel
Hunt and Dorothy Mattoon.
Mrs. Louis Chameski invited a few
■Ladies in for the afternoon on Satur­
day for the pleasure of her mother,
Mm. M. J. Platt, of Centralia, Wash.
Mrs. Platt left for her home Monday
evening after spending the past month
here in Coquille with her daughter
and family. Tea was served in the
late afternoon to Mesdames M. J.
Platt, Frank Rowe, C. C. Evland, Bert
Folsom, Jack Le Fevre, Paul Van
Scoy, Mn. Chameski, of Myrtle Point.
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More Than Your Money’s Worth
SAFEWAY gives more than just good Foods at lower prices. Like the old
“baker’s dozen” there is SOMETHING EXTRA in each purchase. That “ex­
tra” is HONEST and COURTEOUS TREATMENT, CLEAN, ATTRAC­
TIVE STORES and a GUARANTEE of ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION.
We aim to make SAFEWAY absolutely the Best, and to give each customer
more than their money’s worth of satisfaction.
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Savings for Sat. and Mon., Jan. 9, 11
Shortening
Swift's Snowy White.
3 n».
25c
Milk
4 TALL CANS 35c
Bacon
Squares. Fresh shipment. -
lb.
13c
COFFEE
Alpine or .Maximum
Dates
Halowaii's. This de­
fruit is always sea-
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS'
MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the reg­
ular annual stockholders’ meeting of
the Farmers A Merchants Bank »rill
be held at its banking house in the
city of Coguille, State of Oregon, at
the hour of 4 p. m. o’clock on Thurs­
day, January 14th, 1932.
The purpose for which this meeting
is called is to elect a Board of Direc­
tors for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of any other business that
may be properly presented-
Lyman Carrier,
President.
Monday for luncheon Mrs. John L.
Attest:
A seen entertained the Ecadrien club
W. S. Bickels,
ladies. The hours afterwards were
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Cashier.
pleasantly spent in sewing and con­
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE versation. Covers were laid for Mes­
STATE OF OREGON, IN AND
dames Roy Neal, Hal W. Pierce, Geo.
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
Johnson, W. V. Glaisyer, Earl Nos-
Jerry Pear«, Plaintiff,
1er, Willard Bosserman, H. C. Gets
vs.
E. E. Johnson Lumber CoM a Corpor­ and the hostess.
ation, et al, defendsnta
Case No. 8459
The annual Watch Party of the
Notice is hereby riven that the Re­ Christian Church was again enjoyed
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ceiver herein has filed his final ac­
as Receiver of the E. E. Johnson this year on New Year’a Eve at the
Notice is hereby given that the un­ count
Lumber Co., a Corporation, and that church with about one hundred at­
dersigned has been duly appointed the said Court has set February 1st, tending. In the early evening church
administrator of the estate of P. E. 1982, at the hour of 10 O’clock A. M\, services were held. Later refresh­
the Circuit Court Room in Coquille.
Drane, deceased, and all persons hav­ at
Coos County, Oregon, as the time and ments were served.
ing claims against said estate an place for hearing of objections to such
hereby notified, that they are required | final account and the settlement
Today the Just-a-mera club ladies
to present same duly verified, with thereof.
are being entertained at luncheon by
M. 0. Hawkins;
proper vouchers therefor, to the un­ 51t5
Mrs. M. O. Hawkins at one o’clock
Receiver.
at her home on Spurgeon hill. Covers
dersigned, at the office of H. A. Slack
were laid for Mesdames Lyman Car­
in Coquille, Coos' County, Oregon,
Boy Scout Notes
rier, C. J. Fuhrman, R. A. Wernieh,
within six months from the date of
The first meeting of the Boy Scout F. L. Greenough, W. S. Sickels, H. A.
this notice.
Dated this 11th day of December. Troop No. 14 for the new year held Young, L. H. Hazard, Bert Folsom,
Monday evening was formally opened J. L. Smith, O. C. Sanford, J. A.
1981.
with a “peppy” dril practice under Lamb, A. J. Sherwood, Nels Osmund-
Reider Bugge,
Administrator of the Estate of P. the direction of Assistant Scoutmaster son, Paul Van Scoy and Hal W. Pierce.
Harvey.
E. Drane, deceased.
Scoutmaster Wade Arstill then pre­
A number of Coquille ladies motor­
H. A. Slack, Attorney for Adminis­
trator.
4846 sented the following members with ed to Marshfield Tuesday where they
awards earned at tlhe last Court of were entertained for luncheon and
Honor: Donald Farr received the cards by Mrs. H. G. Wells. Mrs. Mc-
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the an­ Bronze Palm; Henry Teal, Civics Nelly won the prize for the afternoon
nual meeting of the shareholders of merit badge; Linn Richardson and play. Included from here were Mee-
The First National Bank of Coquille, Jack Wheeler, firemanship badge«. dames Frank Thrift, H. C. Getz, T.
Oregon, for the election of Directors
for the ensuing year and for the Dr. J. R. Bunch, troop committeeman B. Currie, Ed. McKeown, F. C. McNal­
transaction of such other business as who waa present, gave a short but in­ ly,®. M. Key, Hal W. Pierce and John
may properly come before the m***- teresting talk on “Health,” which was L. Aasen.
ing, will be held at the office of said appreciated by the troop.
B, on Tues-
Bank in Coquille, O
In order to make more progress in
This evening Mr. and Mrs. H. A
between the
day, January 12th, li
scouting, the troop has adopted a Slack will be hosts to their dinnet
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A. 4:00
M. P M.
Dated at Coquille, Oregon, thia twenty minute study period during club at their home at 200 West Front
9th day of December, 1981.
which the patrols are divided, and the street, with places provided for Mr.
L. H. Hazard, President
officers assist wbeu needed.
and Mn. Homer €. Gant, Mr. and
E. D. Webb. Caahisr
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“Soft as Silk.” None better.
LB.
PKG.
Free cake pan with 2 pkgs.
Alaskan
81.55 doz.
Country Kist Golden Bantam
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Cleanser
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Malt
American—more popular every
2 ™
25c 4 bottle 25a
Palmolive
Flour Savings
89«
Lima Beans
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Safeway Quality Hardwheat.
Now is the time to do home
baking.
19c
Luna Soap
$1.17
GREEN T
The good value, family lour.
49» b..
10 B,n> 27C
93c
Potatoes
Lemons
Celling carda 100 for 814».
25C
4 n»-
Mother’s Oats
Your choice of Aluminum,
China or the new Crystalware
package.
LARGE PKG.
27c
Carrots
Yount, Tender
3
LARGE
BUNCHES
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FREE DELIVERY
16 A. M. — 3 P. M.
Coquille
Oregon
Charter No. 6849
Reserve District No. 12
Report of Condition of the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Coquille in the State of Oregon, at the close of business on Dec. 31st, 1931.
RESOURCES
1. Loans and discounts ....................................................
1116,274.50
2. Overdrafts .........................................................................
4.19
8. United 'States Government securities owned............
64,200.00
4. Other bonds, stocks, and securities owned ...........
148,968.10
6. Banking house, 136,000.00. Furniture and fixtures,
11,900.00 ....................... ..................... ,....................
37,900.00
A Reserve with Federal Reserve Bsnk.......................
46,401.45
9. Cash and due from banks................................
89,686.49
10. Outside checks and other cash items.......................
2,532.76
11. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due
from U. S. Treasurer............................................ *.
626.00
TOTAL
B. & P. W. Club Notes
A _ potluck dinner and a short busi-
neas meeting was held by the B. P. W.
Club at their club rooms Monday
night. The local club has entered the
national “Age-Protection Content”
and an essay on one of our members
has been written, which wax read at
the meeting.
It was announced that Oran Rickard
would lead a discussion on Disarma­
ment, to be sponsored by our club,
next Monday night at the city hail at
8:00 o’clock p. m. This meeting will
be open to the public and any one so
desiring is invited to attend.
The attendance prise, given by Mn.
Belle Knife, was won by Mn. Florencs
Ferguson.
As a featen of the evening’s en­
tertainment, little "New Year" Dolls
were distributed among the members
by Mn. Georgia Richmond, chairman
of the finance committee, and each
member given some paper to dress the
dolls with, as a result of which some
clever costumes were made for the
dolls.
Group singing was enjoyed and af­
ter the meeting some of the member»
played billiards.
The next meeting on January 18th
wUl be in charge of Mn. Leona Bry­
ant, chairman of the Legislative Com­
mittee. That will also be thrift week.
Great Big Butternut Limas. For
goodness, serve steaming hot.
Netted Gems. The beat cookers.
Doz. 19C
sewing as the divenion. Attending
are Mesdames H. G. Prey, Gus Till­
man, Lee Hand, Ralph Lucas, Grant
Wileox, Harold Huddle, Geo. Sher­
wood, B. B. Sanden, A. B. McLeod,
L. C. Sherwood and J. R. Bunch. Mn.
Bunch was an extra guest at this
meeting.
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Guaran­
A value worth while.
teed not to bake out.
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Crystal White. New and Better.
Vanilla
Cocoa
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Le Seuer - Sweet
sifted peas.
Ns. 2 Tin
Cake Flour
Highest quality. Pure vegetable
in bulk.
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QUART
The Women’s Guild"of the St. James
Rockwood’s Fancy. Unbelievable
Episcopal Church met Wednesday af­
quality for such a low price.
ternoon at the Parish house with the
president, Mrs.' W. H. Mansell, pre­
siding over the business meeting.
Yearly reports were made both by the
treasurer, Mrs. J. S. Barton, and sec­
retary, Mrs. C. D. Walker. It was an­
The leading Resnty neap. 1 bar
nounced at this meeting that the Par­
free with each 3 barn.
ish house is now entirely paid for,
which was good news to ths Guild la­
dies who have worked in various ways
raising money to pay off that indebt­
edness. Election of officers for the
new year was conducted with the re­
sult as follows: Mrs. L. H. Hazard,
For laundry uses. Never a bet­
president; Mrs. Jas. Watson, vice
ter value.
president; Mrs. Edward Lorenz, secre­
tary and Mrs. J. S. Barton, treasurer.
Mrs. Mansell, retiring president, is
turning over her affairs with a splen­
did record for she has been most
faithful to her duties and an inspira-
iton to the other members in the two
yeans which she has served as the
leader.
Fancy Sunkist. Large sise.
Ahe the close of the afternoon Mrs.
C. C. Evland and Mm. Bert Folsom
served coffee and doughnuts to the
following present: Mesdames W. H.
Mansell, L. H. Hazard. R. A. Dimiek,
H. E. Hess, Edward Lorenz, A. J.
Store No. 469
Sherwood, W. S. Sickels, P. P. Whit­
Phone 122
more, Paul Van Scoy, C. D. Walker,
C. J. Fuhrman, George Lorenz, George
W. Taylor, Sr., Jas. Watson, Nels Os-
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mundson, C. A. DeLong, G. R. Wick­
ham, E. L. Vinton, J. W. Laird, J. S. Mn. J. Arthur Berg, Mr. and Mn.
Barton.
Luckey L. Bonney, Mr. and Mn. C
Weldon Kline, Dr. and Mn. C. A.
Mrs. C. W. Kline waa hostess to the Rietman. Cards will be enjoyed dur­
Study Club members on Monday for ing the evenig.
luncheon at her home on Knowlton
heights. The rest of the afternoon
The O. D. O. club are meeting thi«
following waa pleaaantly spent in dis­ afternoon at the home of Mn. L. A.
cussing their study course.
Christensen, 440 E. 2nd street, with
Corn - Peas
3 cans
37C
Del Maixe Niblets.
15.
16.
17.
20.
21.
»506,582.49
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in....................................................
Surplus ...................................................... .................... ..
Undivided profits—net ....................... ..........................
Circulating notes outstanding ....................................
Due to banks, including certified and cashiers’
checks outstanding .................................................
Demand deposits ............................................ . ..............
Time deposits..................................................................
» 50,000.00
10,000.00
22,5*7.55
12,500.00
7,102.24
252,993.43
151,439.27
TOTAL .......................................................................
»506,582.49
State of Oregon, County ef Coos, so:
I, E. D. Webb, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
E. D. Webb, Cashier.
Correct—Attest: L. H. Hazard, 0. C. Sanford, H. A. Slack
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of January, 1832. >
(Seal)
J. S. Barton, Notary Public.
Celebrates 86th Birthday
The Loyal Women of the Church of
Christ went to the home of Grandma
Hill Sunday afternoon to help cele­
brate her birthday.
She received
many useful presents. The afternoon
wss spent in conversation and re­
freshments were served to the follow­
ing: Mesdames Martha Custer, Clif­
ford Kern, Rose Ysrbrough, M. O.
Hooton, Zelms Groom, W. A. Sloan,
Ora Maury, John Sandens, J. A. Stan-
inger, Verne Bailey, D. F. Thompson,
W. H. Wimer, John McCue, Geo.
Swinney,, H. G. Prey, Amelia Hill, A.
N. Foley and Grandma Hill.
Famous Cough
Prescription
A doctor’s famous
prescription
called Thoxine is guaranteed to re­
lieve coughs within a few minutes. It
works on a new principle—relieves
throat irritation and goes direct to
the internal cause.
Taken before retiring, Thoxine ab­
solutely prevents night coughing. It
gives the same speedy relief for sore
throat, too. Safe for the whole fam­
ily—guaranteed no dope. Money back
if not satisfied. 85c.
Sold by Fuhrman’s Pharmacy and
all good drug stores.