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WHAT E
Place: City Hall.
Time: 7:30 p. m.
When: First and Third Tuesdays.
President—Goo. W. Taylor, Sr.
Tree*.--Mrs. John A. Martin
Cor. Sec’y—Mrs. Nellie Whereat.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR’
AND MAY EACH DAY OF
THE COMING YEAR BE
FILLED WITH HEALTH
HAPPINESS AND THE UT
MOST PROSPERITY
WITHOUT
verrucosus), bloom* March to June.
Madrone Tree (Arbutus menziesi),
white, blooms Sept to Nov.
Portugal Laurel (Pruhus luaitan-
ica), white, blooms April to July.
California Cherry (iPrunu* illicifo-
lia), white, blooms March to May.
Catalina Cherry (Prunus intergri-
folia), white, bloom* March to May.
Thunberg’s Barberry, pale yellow,
blooms April, May.
Torch Azalea (Azalea kaempferi),
orange-red, blooms April, May.
Azalea hexe, scarlet, blooms April,
May.
Azalea mollis (Flame azalea in v**r-
‘•ty), yellow, orange, blooms April,
May.
Flowering Currant, yellow, bloom*
March to May.
Fuschia
(Flowered
gooseberry),
scarlet, blooms March to June.
Deutzia gracilis, white, blooms Ap
ril, May.
Deutzia lemoinei, white, blooms Ap
ril, May.
Deciduous Flowering Shrubs
Pearl Bush (Exochorda grandi
flora), white, blooms April, May.
Spirea, Anthony Wwterer, white-
red, blooms Jun* to October.
Japanese Flowering Cherry (Prun
us serrulata), pink, white, rose,
bloom* April, May.
Flowering Crabapple (Pyrus flori
bunda), pale pink, rose, blooms Ap
ril, May.
if
Year End Sale!
store you will find lowered prices
prices,
Throughout the Store
Listed below you will find fitting examples. ‘Here is
a bargain event that you should not pass up. Good
Merchandise going in a last chance sale.
Well, the holiday season over, we
now begin to turn our thoughts to
spring and already a good many of
us are planning our flower beds to
hide the rsvages of the recent cold
Casco Dills
■mall tender tip*
spell. Of course the exact amount of
damage cannot be told at this time
wishing from1 '
and I am in hope* that spring will
show up less damage than is antici
pated. However, it is a foregone con
clusion that many of u* will plant
more annuals thia year than evef. In
of Coquille, Oregon
Columbia River Chinook
fact the growing of annual* on a
larger scale is a movement that seem*
to be sweeping over the entire country
“THOSE OLD NEIGHBORS OF YOURS”
CAN
and well it may, for there are no pret
tier blooms than those pf our annual
flower* and they ask nothing more
than do our perennial borders, that is
to keep the old blossom* cut off that
they may cheer us that much longer.
1 IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
I have noticed for some time that
8TATE OF OREGON FOR
the annual is once more to come into
COOS COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of T. E. its own; magazine after magazine
Robb, sometimes known as Thomas have had articles devoted to thia class
E. Robb, Deceased.
of Dowers, and usually give lists of
Notice of Final Settlement. -
the most worth while varieties. In
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned ha* filed hi* Final Ac the last number, January 1983, of the
count in the matter of the Adminis American Home is a fine article on
tration of the Estate of T. E. Robb, this subject. 80 lets get out our cata
Bechtel’s
Flowering
Crabapple,
deceased, sometimes
known
as logues and some of these rainy even
shell pink, blooms April, May.
Thoma* E. Robb, deceased, and the
County Court for Coo* County, Ore ings make out a list of what seeds we
Sacred Cherry of Japan (Prunus
gon, has set Saturday, the 21*t day will want and then send for them yedoenais), white, pink, spring bloom
Alber* Flapjack or Maximum
Amaizó Butterscotch
of January, 1933, as the day, and the early *0 as not to have to wait for
Pancake
County Court Room in the County them when we should be planting ing.
lb Can
lÇc
Court House at Coquille, in Coos
Japanese Weeping Cherry (Prunus
them.
County, Oregon, a* the place for
subhirtella péndula), rose pink, spring
The advertisements of the new cata
hearing objections to said Final Ac
blooming.
count and the settlement of said es logues are beginning to make their
Persisn Lilac (Syringe pérsica),
tate.
Dated thia 15th day of December, appearances in the various magazines, purple, lilac, rose, blue, bloom« April,
but many of us have our old stand May.
1932.
bys.’ However, it is well to change
L. A. Liljeqvist,
Japanese Quince, in variety (Cy-
Administrator with the Will An sometimes and get new strains. An
squares
* «
donia japanoci), white, »cartet, pink,
nexed of the Estate of T. E. Robb, de
ceased, sometimes known as Thomas I nuals are our best cut flowers. Do rose, bloom* Jan. to April.
f
LB.
E. Robb, deceased.
,49t5 not forget that
Red Bud (Cerci* canadensis) rosy
i •
\
Now for more ’’flower« in April;”
pink, blooms March to May.
Flowering Evergreen 8hruh*. ■;
European Red Bud (Cerci* ailiqua-
Daphne odora, white, pink, bloom«
I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
strum), purplish rose, bloom* March
Dec. to May.
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
to May.
•
COUNTY OF COOS
Daphne eneorum, ‘Rose daphne,
asuorted flavor*
Roses, many colors. Plant naked
PORTLAND MORTGAGE CO., a
Sun Maid Sultanaa
pink, blooms Feb. to April.
corporation, Plaintiff,
roots Nov. to March. Set out potted
Heather (Erica) Scotch, pinkish
va.
plant* any time.
Nellie Schuh and Bernard C. Schulz, lavender, blooms Oct to Jan.
Flowering Vine*
her husbznd. Defendants.
California Lilac (Ceanothu* az-
Trumpet Vine (Big nonia meedi-
To Nellie Schulz and Bernard C.
ureus), deep blue, blooms March to
Schulz, her husband, defendants:
ana), orange-yellow, blooms March to
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE June.
May.
OF OREGON:
You, and each of
California Lilac (Ceanothus spiae-
white
Yellow Jasmine (Jasminum primul-
Edwards Dependable
you are hereby required to appear sus), light blue, bloom* Mar. to May.
inum), primrose yellow, blooms Mar.
and answer the complaint of the
White California Lilac (Ceanothu*
plaintiff filed against you in the
5ÇC
to May and intermittently.
above entitled Court and cause with
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in five (5) week* from the date of
Influenza
cion. If aeusceptible penson comes in
the first publication of thi* summqps.
Safeway
You
to-wit: On or before the 13th day of
(Oregon State Board of Health)
contact with influenza he almost in
January, 1983, and if you fail ao to
variably contracts the disease.
Influenza
is
a
highly
communicable
appear and answer, for want thereof,
the plaintiff will take Judgment and disease. It comes on suddenly with a , Live outdoor* as much as possible '
decree against you and each of you fever lasting three days. There is a and avoid crowded place*.
Wear
for the sum of 8838.53 with interest feeling of great depression and a clothing suitable to the weather and
thereon from February 20, 1932, at
122 gjj
Store
469 FREE DELIVERY
the rate of nine (9) per cent per an marked lowering of physical vigor. avoid dissipation of any kind. Simple
nourishing
food
io
the
moot
healthful.
Bronchitis
and
pneumonia
may
rap
num, for the further sum of 372.90
with interest thereon from June 16, idly follow, especially when the victim Wash the hands frequently, particu
1981, at the rate of ten (10) per cent attempt.« to return to hi* work too larly before eating. If you have in
per annum, for the further sum of
Old Papers, good-sized package at hours of 10 A. M. and 8 P. M.
»49.64 with interest thereon from early. Failure to give in to so short fluenza, however mild, go to ted and
Dated at Coquille, Oregon, this 7th
AugiMt 15, 1932, at the rate of ten an illness and the natural tendency of stay there until your physician says The Sentinel for 5 cents.
(10) per cent per annum, for the the vigorous male to “fight-it-off" it is safe to arise. Remember that
day of December, 1982.
further sum of 816.00 with interest
the exhaustion from influenza is us NOTICE OF FILING FINAL AC
L. H. Hazard, President ,
thereon from August 16, 1932, at the when indisposed undoubtedly accounts
E. D. Webb, Cashier.
48t5
COUNT
rate of ten ( 10) per cent per annum, for the fact that while more females ually out of proportion to the mild
Notice is hereby given that the un
for the further sum of »100.00 attor are attacked, the death rate is usual ness of th* symptom*, and great care
ney’s fees, for the further sum of ly higher among male*.
muat be taken to prevent injury to dersigned has filed his final account
FORECLOSURE SALE
as Executor of the Last Will and
»10.00, for searching records, and for
Influenza spares neither age nor the vital organa.
NOTICES IS HEREBY GIVEN,
Testament and of the Estate of
its cost* and disbursements incurred.
Nancy Caroline Hermann, Deceased, 1 That under and by virtue of an Exe
For a decree th*t pistetiff’s mortgage sex. The strong and the weak, the
in the County Court of Coos Coun- cution and Order of Sale issued put of
is a firet, prior, valid and subsisting rich and the poor are apparently e-
tv Oregon, and that the Honorable D. | i the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
lisa for th* amount of the judgment qua! in susceptibility. Influenza oc-
Hew te Taka Fiagerprieto
said gon for the County of Coos on the
prayed for herein upon the real prop
The equipment for taking finger F. Thom peon, Judge of the
cum
at
all
season
but
it
has
a
decided
ertv described in plaintiff’s com
Court, has set Saturday, the 81et day 30th day of November, 1932, in a
print*
consist*
of
a
tube
of
prlnter'a
plaint For a decree that plaintiff’s preference for cold weather. World
of January, 1983, at the hour of 10 certain cause in said Court pending
mortgage be foreclosed and that you wide epidemics occur in regular cy Ink, and an inking *iah on which the o’clock a. m. a* the time, and the wherein The Valley Building and
Ink 1* first distributed. ■ roller, and County Court room. Courthouse, Co Loan Asoociation, a Corporation, is
and each of you be baYred and fore cles.
an Inking plate on which the finger* quille, Oregon, a* the place, for hear Plaintiff, and Gertrude Grace Norton,
closed of all right, titte, claim er in
A* with so many serious communi «re Inked, and ixwlblr a card holder. ing objections to such Final Account is Defendant, Case No. 10083, of said
terest in and to the real property de
scribed in^ plaintiff’s complaint, sav cable diseases the firet symptonm are The last Item Is not absolutely essen and the settlement thereof, and that Court and commanding me to aell the
ing and excepting, the right of re those of a common cold. In influenza, tial, but can be of valuable assistance all persona objecting thereto must file hereinafter described real property to
their objections on or before said date satisfy the sum of »1870.16 with in
demption, for judgment and decree
terest at 9 per cent from 29th day
that the real property described in however, there is much greater de In holding the fingerprint card In place and time.
Date of first publication Friday, of November, 1932, an Attorney fee
plaintiff’s complaint with all ite ap grees of debility and depression. to prevent blurring. Rest results can
of 8230.00 and costs and disburse
purtenances, right*, vriptere* _and Many who have the disease in a mild be expected from the use of black Dec. 23, 1982.
Date of last* publication Friday, ment* 816.90, together with accruing
easements, be sold by the sheriff of form do not go to bed but continue to printer's Ink for It dries so rapidly
costa, I WILL ON SATURDAY, TILE
Coos County, Oregon, a* on «Mention,
that fresh work can be handled Imme Jan. 20, 1983. ,
81st DAY OF DECEMBER. 1982,
August H. Bender,
after giving the notice required by mingle with their fellow-men and this diately with very little danger of
at
the
hour
10
o’clock
in
Executor.
tew. that any p«rty to this *uit may contributes largely to its spread.
smudging.
the
forenoon
of
said
day at
be a purchaser at said sale, that said
S. D. Fulford,
Even in the simple form of influ
purchaser be let into immediato noa- enza there is usually • feeling of
Attorney for Executor,
the front door of the County Court
sesaion of the property described te
residing at Coquille, Oregon.
50t5 House in the City of Coquille. Coo*
Hew to Care for S«reea*
chilliness
and
of
weakness;
there
is
a
pteintUT* complaint and «wry part
Screen doors and window screen*
County. Oregon, offer for sale and
thereof, that said sheriff give to said rapid rise of temperature to about 103 when being stored «way for th* win-
sell at publie auction, to the highest
purehaaer, a certificate of sale and or 104 degrees; and there may be
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
and best bidder for cash in hand, all
. ter should hie thoroughly brushed and
after the time allowed by tew for re
Notice is hereby given that the un the right, title and interest of the
demption, unless arid property de- soase cough, some hoarsene«* and cleaned and perfectly dry. When the
sribed in ptetatiff’.compirint «hall soreness of throat. Les* often nausea, screens are taken out In the spring dersigned ha* been appointed by the said Defendant in and to the follow
County Court of the Stet* of Oregon ing described real property, to-wit:
have been redememd, a deed.
For vomiting and diarrhea accompany the they should bq brushed and cleaned
Commencing at a point which ia the
judgment and decree that the plain attack or it may/begin with a sharp before hanging and If a light cp*t ef for Coo* County as the Administra Northwest comer of th* intersection
tor of the Estate of John J. Holver-
tiff herein have and recover of and nosebleed.
| acreen pein
stAtt, Deceased, and that all persons of Spurgeon and Daahney Street* te
from you and each of yon., ,«"7 <*«-
having claim« against the said estate the City of Coquille, Coo* County,
The most seriou* complication h t",t “P the
ficiency of said jtogm«t s^hmay
ar* required to present them te the Oregon, and which said point is ap
remain after the application thereto pneumonia, which may develop in a | n*tel7- >n
undersigned with the proper vouchors proximately 907.38 feet South and
of the proceed* from the sale of the few day« after the onset Other com-
m?»ht
at the law offices of s. D. Pulford in approximately 412.50 feet West of the
property described in P1al,ntlT* *^*7 Ration, in steMitia, empyema, kpn- j
First National Rank Building in Co- quarter section corner on the North
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
nlsint herein, and
I
quille, Coo* County, Oregon, within boundary line of Section 1. Township
sillrtis,
pulmonary
edema,
pnvgmo-1
further
relief
a*
to
the
Court
may
Notice is hereby given *•$***
six month* from the date of thi* no- 28 South, of Range 13 West of the
How
seem meet and equitable In the thorax and a pereistent cough which I,
Willamette Meridian in Coo* County,
iiCF.
1 ,
\
dersigned h*s to«"
Oregon
County Court of the State o
W
Dated and firet published this 2nd Oregon, and running thence North
^This^ummons is served upon you may teat Jpr month*. Simple, unfio«*- . Mano-j k
plicated case* of influenza dd net ¿iej that are he
along the West Boundary line of
day of December, 1982.
for Coo. County as the
bv publication in the Coquille Valley
Daahney Street 152 feet more or
tor of th* Estete of H. W- Hoiver
William Bettye,
Influenza death* in Oregoni<1922 tcr( aeon ralnet
Sentinel, a "«"»toPT
Administrator of the Estate of les* to a point, thence West on the
1931 were a* follows:
1] cautions ar
John J. Holveretott, Deceased.
47t5 line parallel with the North line of
1922, 387 deaths
the said Spurgeon Street I'M).feet to
1987, 263 deatoa
a point, thence South on a line par
1923, Ml death*
1928, 3«3 deaths
allel
with the West line of said Daahney ■
NOTICE
1924, 123 death*
1989, 3<% death*
Firet'*NMÄk Bußding te Co-
Street
152 feet to a point on -the
«aid Court, signed by the Honorsbo 1925, 20« deaths
Notice is hereby given that the an
1930, 204, death*
North line of said Spurgeon Street
quille. Coo* County.Orer™.»'^ J T. Brand, Judge thereof, duly made
nual meeting of the shareholders of 100 feet West of the place of begin
1981,
202
deaths
1928.
828
deaths
six months from the dzte of this no and entered herein on the 81st,day
the First National Bank of Coquille, ning, thence East along the North
People die of influenza in C^regM
nf October, 198*.
' CDated and first P“b'i,h*d
Oregon, for the election of Director* line of said Spurgeon Street 100 feet
p.ted and firet ptAHstod thi. 9th in all seasons but the winter and e«r1y
te the place of beginning.
for the ensuing year and for the
spring month* are particularly dan
of December, 1982-
Said sale being made subject te re
day
transaction of *uch other business as demption in the manner provided by
Firet^ational Bank Bldg., gerous. The signs and sytaptom* *f a
Administrator of the JCstate
may properly come before the meet law.
cold are always danger aignala, espe
W. Holvenstott, d—
Coquille, Oregon.
Dated at Coquille, Oregon, thia 1st
ing. will to told at the office of said
cially
when
influenza
ia
prevalent
etere
alike
Cake A C‘to.
day of December, 1932.
id
the
lamb
Bank,
in
Coquille,
Oregon,
on
Tues
At thi* time every suddenly acquired
H. E. Hees,
Safety Fi
day, January 10th, 1938, between the 47t5 Sheriff of C om County, Oregon.
coM should te regarM with «napi-
Pasteurised
An«w ter FUfelW.
health.
•4
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ASPARAGUS
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MALT
39c
CAN
PICKLES
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SALMON
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Pre=lnventory Clean Ip <
FOR
flfc
SYRUP
2*/i
Pancake Flour
-
5 lb
4ÜOZ.
PKGS.
can
SOAP
BACON
RAISINS
JAM
. 3
14C
COFFEE
BEANS
2 LB. Cui
Wishes
and Yours
A Happy and Prosperous New Year
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