The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003, December 02, 1932, Page 10, Image 10

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    GIFTS
TRIMMINGS
A wonderful line of Books, Games, Toys
Gifts for Everybody
Trimmings for Package or Tree
We Invite You to Visit
Thrift’s Grocery
next Tuesday evening, between 7:80 and 9:30, and inspect What we have in stock,
will not be urged to buy, but we do want you to know our excellent assortment of
stuffs.
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Ornaments
Tinsel - Icicles
Tree Tops
Tree Lights
Tags - Seals
Box Paper
Hankies
Candlesticks
Kapok Pillows
Chenile Rugs
Batik Scarfs
Chistmas Card Special
18 Cards - • 49c
12 Cards - - 33c
CARR'S
VARIETY
STORE
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A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY TILL MONDAY
Pumpkin Del Monte, size 2Yi
Ripe Oliver Ifft. Super Quality, 9 oz. tins
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5 n>s. M. J. B. Coffee with 2 pkgs. M. J. B. Rice FREE
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Snowdrift
CAN’
display soon.
WHAT IS
Sliced Apricots
Sliced Pineapple
Shrimp Dodge
Mince Clams Warrington's
wtthout
Pt. Bottles
Kerrs, in Bulk.
Thrifty Throngs Trade
THRIFT
In new location in Laird building
FREE DELIVERY
The Democratic Planks
Following are the principal policies
of the Democratic party, as expressed
in the platform of 11932, on which
Gov. Roooeyelt was elected, and which
he has accepted “100 per cent":
Repeal of the 18th amendment, im­
mediate modification of the Volstead
act and action by the states to pre­
vent the return of the saloon. ■
Drastic reductions in federal ex­
penditures, . a balanced budget and
sound currency.
A "competitive tariff for revenue,"
with reciprocal tariff agreements with
other notions and an international
economic conference to restore trade.
A “fact-finding tariff commission
free from executive interference.”
Restoration of agriculture; control
of crop surpluses; better financing of
farm mortgages.
“Enactment of every constitutional*
measure that will aid the farmers to
receive for basic commodities prices
in excess of their cost.”
Strict enforcement of the anti­
trust laws.
Protection of the investing public
by federal regulation of holding com­
panies, utility companies and stoA
exchanges.
St. Jaasea Church
Removing the government from “all
(Episcopal)
fields of private enterprise” except to
Church school every Sunday at 10
develop public works in the common
m. Perry Roper, superintendent.
interest.
“Conservation, development and use
of the nation’s water power in the
public interest.”
Extension of federal credit to the
states for unemployment relief and
constructive programs.
An adequate army and navy “based
Knife Hospital Notes
Chas. Turnbull, of Bandon, under­
went an operation for gall atones on
Monday.
.Leonard Jackson, a ten-year old
boy, living near Johnson Mill, sub­
mitted tozan operation for appendici­
tis, Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. T. R. Jackman, who had taken
some flowers to the hospital Monday,
slipped on the wet steps as he was
leaving and so sprained and bruised
hie back that it was necessary to bring
him back to the hospital, after he had
gone home, for treatment for a couple
of days. He was able to leave the
hospital Wednesday.
ing described real property, to-wit:
Commencing at a point which is the
Northwest comer or the intersection
of Spurgeon and Dashney Streets in
the City of Coquille, Coos County,
Oregon, and which said point is ap­
proximately 907.38 feet South and
approximately 412.60 feet West of the
quarter section corner on the North
boundary line of Section 1, Township
28 South, of Range 13 West of the
Willamette Meridian in Coos County,
Oregon, and running thence North
along the West Boundary line of
Dashney Street
162 feet more or
less to a point, thence Weat on the
line parallel with the North line of
the said Spurgeon Street 100 feet to
a point, thence South on a line par­
allel with the West line of said Dashney
Street 162 feet ty a point on the
North line of said Spurgeon Street
100 feet West Of the place of begin­
ning, thence East along the North
line of «aid Spurgeon Street 100 feet
to the place of beginning.
Said sale being made subject to re­
demption in the manner provided by
law.
Dated at Coquille, Oregon, thia 1st
day of December, 1932.
H. E. Hees,
47t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon.
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Pathfinder and/ Both
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