THE COQUILLE TALLET SENTINEL, COQUILLE. OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1T. 1933.
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WHAT IS
WITHOUT A
GARDEN?
skinny woman with a big, black, note­
book and a pencil poking around your
gardens you will know it is the Flow­
er Club reporter and not a burglar.
For Flowers in May
Evergreen Blooming Srube
. Tamarix (pentandra) pink. Blooms
With all of the rain and frost, there March to June.
Tamarix africana. Delicate pink.
are signs of spring in our gardens
and trees. Bulbs are pushing through Blooms April to June.
Viburnum
earlisi.
Pink-white.
the ground, tree buds are swelling
and shrubbery is leafing out. L am Bloom« April to June.
Viburnum odorytissimum. white.
sure the alluring seed catalogues are
making all of you just as impatient Blooms May to June.
for spring as they are me. I have ‘ Geranium (Pelargonium). All col-
not yet been ambitioud enough to do jrs. Blooms April to November.
Berber» steophylla. Golden yellow.
any spading as some of my neighbors
I
have but I am making lota and lota Blooms May, June.
Berberia dulcis. Yellow. Blooms
of plans.
Just down the hill on our street, May, June.
Cotoneaster in different species.
Mr. Kramer has started in on his yard
and the beginning that he has made White, pinkish white. Blooma May,
gives one An idea of what he intends June and intermittently.
Azalea
pontica.
Purple-brown.
to do. It certainly looked fine—and
then one morning there were great Blooms May, June.
Rhododendron himalayar.
White.
wheel tracks from a car clear acrorn
his newly planted beds and his new Blooma April, May.
Rhododendron, califomicum. Ro^y
walk. He has repaired the damage
purplish
pink. Blooms May, June.
but
it
certainly
must
have
been
dis
­
At Christian Science Churches
Rhododendron ‘Hybrida. All colors.
“Soul” was the subject of the Les; couraging to see what had happened.
Blooms May, June.
Hon-Sermon of all Churches of Christ, There are altogether too many care­
Pyracantha, Evergreen Hawthorn
less,
reckless
drivers
here,
as
I
have
Scientist, on Sunday, February 12.
in variety. White. 'Blooms May, June.
The Golden Text was, “O bless our found out; not long ago, I had some
Chinese Sacred Bamboo.
White.
God, ye people, and make the voice very fine iris completely ruined by
Blooms March to Auguat.
¡«f his praise to be heard: which a reckless driver, while another row
Viburnum ochitidophyllum. Yellow­
holdeth our soul in life, and suffereth of more common iris also suffered
ish white. Bloom« May, June.
from
ear
wheels.
And
it
is
not
only
not our feet to be moved” (Ps. 66:8,9)'
Viburnum lucidum. Pinkish white.
Among the citations which com­ our gardens which are in danger from
Blooms May, June.
these
drivers,
but
the
lives
of
our
lit
­
prised the Lemon-Sermon was the
Photinia davidsoiae. White. Blooms
following from the Bible: “Incline tle children who have to travel our
May, June.
streets
to
and
from
school.
Of
course,
your ear, and come unto me: hear
Spanish Bayonet. (Yucca filmen-
and your soul shall live” (Isa.65^). there are lota of children playing in
tosa) white. Blooms April to June.
The Lesson-Sermon also included the streets who should play in their
California Tree Lilac (ceanothus
the following passages from the yards, but the average city lot does
thyrsiflorus)
Lavender-blue. Blooms
Christian Science textbook, “Science not permit much play ground room
May to July.
and
our
taxes
do
not
allow
us
to
own
and Health with Key to the Scrip­
Lilac (ceanothus cyanue)
Deep
tures", by Mary Baker Eddy: "Soul more ground. I, am in -hopes
blue. Blooms March to July.
and Spirit being one, God and Soul summer to have a place where
Mountain Laurel (Kalmia Lati-
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are one, and this one never included kiddies of our-street can come
folia), rose-white. Blooms May, June.
play
in
safety.
in a limited mind or limited body.
Spanish (Broom. (Genista hispan-
Just below Mr. Kramer's place and
Spirit is eternal, devine. Nothing
ica.) Golden yellow. Blooms May to
across
the
street,
Mr.
Goodman
hat
but Spirit, Soul, can evolve Life, for
July.
i Spirit is more than pll else. Because been creating a new home out of a
Scotch Broom (Cytisus scoparius.
very
much
run
down
place.
The
' Soul is immortal, it does not exist in
Bright
yelow. Blooms May, June.
ground
has
been
cleared
and
planted
I mortality... .Only by losing the false
Broom.
(Cystiaus
racemosus)
sense of Soul can we gain the eternal to flowers which they brought there
Golden Yellow.
Blooms May, June
with
them
and
he
has
built
a
small
unfolding of Life as immortality
but very neat pool in the front yard. and intermittently.
brought to light” (p. 335).
Oregon Grape. (Mahonia aquifoli-
It gives promise of being another
um.)
Golden yollow. Blooms May,
beauty
spot
in
Coquille.
I
have
not
Camp Fire Girls Notes
June.
The To-IHa-He group of Camp Fire had a chance, to get but much and look
California Grape. (Mahoni pinnate)
girls met at Mia* Hassler's house on things over, but hope to as soon as
yellow. Blooms
May,
June.
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Valentine day and had a delightful good westher comes and then I am •
Monkey Flower (Mimulus) cream,
party. The Camp Fire girls of Co­ going to' tell you what every one is
quille are going to entertain their doing in their yards. So if you people 7*Bow, orange. Blooms May, June,
(To be continued)
parents at the Guild IHall on Tueoday, who do not know me, see a tall,
February 28th.
Reporter, Jane Kramer.
Bridge Happenings
Inrkins, Mrs. James Morrison and
Orlin Lett. Orlin Lett and Maude
The Four-IH sewing club girls piec­
Hooton are members of the Union
ed a quilt during last summer and
cabinet
they have it put together and in the
The school children enjoyed a de­
frames now for quilting. When com­
lightful Valentine party Tueaday af­
pleted it will be «old for the benefit
of the hot lunches, which are served, ternoon, with several viators in at­
tendance.
free of charge, to the school children.
Mrs. Jas. Morrison took Mrs. Stan­
Dinner guests Sunday at the
ley Lake and daughter, Virginia, to
Dwight Culver home were Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Evernden and daughter, Myrtle Point Monday afternoon, for
medical attention for Virginia, who
Geneva, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Brown
a suffering with sinus infection
and Mrs. Lucy Culver.
Place: City Hall.
Time: 7:30 p. m.
When: First and Third Tueadaya.
President—Geo. W; Taylor, Sr.
Treaa.—Mrs. John A. Martin
Cor. Sec.—Mrs. Edna Kern.
ELECTRIC
I
S afeway S tores
Food Opportunities
for Saturday and Monday
Peanut Butter
Max-i-mum is extra Quality
LB. 7®
Cake 21e
Protect your Health
Chocolate
Vi 1b
Bitter Chocolate
Baker’s Premium
i
COOKIES
Genuine Bakery
Made Cookie« 16c
quality for dosen *
CHEESE
«m
Z*
BOX
2-lb
Correct Aged,
Local made.
25c
—m
PKG.
VV
.Oysters
ss,
4
10c
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Extract
Schilling’s Beat
Quality.
-
2-oz. Bottle mdVL
Pickles
Avocado Toast
The Toasted Bis-
cuiL (Reg. 10c.)
Gulf Kiat. Fancy
•
LB.
Crackers
N. Bl C. Fancy
Sodas
-
s.
Catsup
Whole Red Ripe
Tomato Cataup
LGE. Bottle
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FLOUR
To further introduce thia higher quality Flour, SAFE­
WAY FANCY HARD WHEAT, we are offering thia low
price. Be sure of satisfaction. Thia price fur two weeks
»•«y
49-lb BAG
Jell-Well X5c
Soap
All Fruit Flavors,
The New Package
Sunny Monday
For the Laundry
Milk
Mas-i-mum Quality.
Tall Cans
2 PkgS.
4« Beans 25C
EACH
Sugar
jo«
Pure Cane. Fine
Granulated.
BAR
10 lbs.
Fancy Small or
Medium Whites
7 lbs.
Butter
Safeway Fancy
Creamery
Airway Coffee 3lb*- 63c
QUART 17c
Salad Oil
Is rich in Flavor, Mellow.
A quality Coffee at a Low price.
Golden West, Pure Vegetable Oil
Grapefruit
Carrots
Lemons
Med. Sise
BEETS TURNIPS
Large Sise
E«-2C
bunch
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ARE YOU LISTENING TO EDDIE PEABODY EVERY
WEDNESDAY AT 7:M OVER THE NATIONAL BROADCAST
Mrs. Afeert Pancoast and Mrs.
, 76,000 New Universes
Clarence Billings made a business
trip to Roseburg Tuesday.
Reporting on a photographic sur-
Store No. 469 FREE DELIVERY
Phone 122
The Christian Endeavor topic for vey of the heavens from the Harvard
next Sunday evening is "Why Mar­ University observatory erected in
riages Succeed or Fall.” Mm. Ray L. South Africa, Dr. Harlow Shapley says
Beckett is the appointed leader.
that 76,000 new universes, which can­
M. O. Hooton, of Coquille, is here not be seen from the Northern Hemi­
this week, building a fireplace in his sphere, have been discovered and
; ms
brother’s new house.
charted.
XR\N I I I
The February meeting of the Home
Moat of these universes, even when
Economies club was held at the home photographed through powerful tele­
of Mrs. Dwight Cuvier.
The mem- H
scopes, appear as only faint blotches
Stetes
BayerTabletsi
bers present were Mesdames Jason or dots of light, but the closer one
Compeny
Jewett, Frank Culver, Chas. Johnson, may be seen to have spiral structures,
Aspirin
C. S. Murphy, Harold James and the ■ like gigantic Fourth-of-July pin­
hostess; guests were Mesdames Fred wheels.
FORECLOSURE 8ALE
Ehrig, Jimmy Jewett, Walter Clayton
The earth is in the interior of one
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
of these spirals, of which the Milky
That under and by virtue of an Exe­ and Miss Alta Mead.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Barnett and Way mark« the outer rim. These other
cution and Order of Sale issued out
of the Circuit Court of the State of children, George, Virginia, Lawrence universes are not distributed uniform­
Oregon for the County of Coos on the and Leslie, and G. W. Scott were en­ ly in space, but cluster much more
19th day of January, 1933, in a cer­
tain cense in said Court pending tertained at dinner at the W. A. Lett thickly in some directions from the
earth than in others.—Pathfinder.
wherein Portland Mortgage Co- a home Sunday.
corporation, is Plaintiff, and Nellie
Stanley Lake was here from Oak­
Schulz and Bernard C. Shuts, her hus­ ridge the past week end for a short i
Letter From Mrs. Harnden
band, are Defendants, Case No. 10039,
of said Court and commanding me to visit with his family.
In a letter to the Sentinel, Mrs.
W. D. Hale, of Battle Mountain,
sell the hereinafter described real
Carrie B. Harnden, who formerly
property to satisfy the sum of 3906.87 who recently went to Portland for
with interest at 9 per cent from Jan- medical attention, returned home last lived across Fat Elk, near the oil well,
writes from her home in Story City,
133, for the further sum of week.
..,
th interest at 10 per cent
Iowa, on Feb. 6, as follows:
Mm.
Frank
Culver
entertained
a
ary 17, 1983, for the fur-,
“Iowa with all its farmer fore-
of 310.00 and an Attorney group of friends at her home Satur­
fee of 3100.00 and costs and disburse­ day evening with a jolly "soup party" ' closures and bank failures is very
hard pressed. The prices on all pro­
ments 362.50, together with accruing
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE costs, I WILL ON SATURDAY, THE for the benefit of the hot lunches for duce are ao low that it’s impossible
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
18th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1933, at school children. The soup idea was to meet expenses. Many farmers are
FOR THE COUNTY OF OJOS
tl* hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon cleverly carried out in the various
burning corn for fuel as it doesn't
In the Matter of the Estate of Ernest of said day at the front door of the
games and contests. At the close of
J I-arson. Deceased,
County Court House in the City of the pleasant evening, fruit soup and pay them to market it at 10 cento a
Notice to Creditors
Coos County, Oregon, offer
bushel. It seems strange that in the
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Coquille,
for sale and sell at public auction, to cookies were served to the following: midst of plenty, people are freezing
That the undersigned
the highest and beet bidder for cash Mr. and Mrs. Frank Porter, Mm.
appointed by the above entitlwi Court, in hand. all the right, title and inter­
and hungry. We are having a real
as Administrator of the Estate
, est of the said Defendants in and to Elis» Lamp, Mm. Marie Allen, Mias ( cold «pell, it’s 25 below aero today and
Deceased, and has duly qualified as the following described real property, Lou Hooton. Mias Alma Larkins,1 the forecast «ays it will continue for
Orlin and Ernest Lett, Glenn Hut­
*UNow Therefore, all persons having to-Wit:
a week longer. We (she and her
Lota numbered 10 and lLein Block ton and the host and hostess, Mr. and
claims against said Estate are hereby
{daughter, Betty) are thankful to be
number
12,*
West
Bunker
Hill
Addi
­
notified and required to present the, tion to Marshfield, Coos County, Ore­ Mrs. Frank Culver.
only one and a half blocks from school
same, together with Prop*T,vo“tch.£
Winifred Clayton, one of the high in weather like this.
according to the plat thereof on
With kindest
therefor, to Hie undersigned,at the . gon,
file and of record In the office of the school girls, has been ill since Thurs­ greetings to all our friends and neigh­
ci»w. day with an attack of flu.
bors.”
8th day of >ebrnary,1 Said
Sold sale
«I? bejng
being made s*ject
subject to ru- > Th* Bridge Christian Endeavor so­
drmption in the manner provided byjciety was represented at the Myrtle
Safety First! Use Cow Bell Dairy’s
19M.
r.
u..-
If you want to subscribe for a Port­
Union executivg meeting and rally, Paateurhted Milk and protect your
Carr’s Variety Store Quitting Busi­
F. W. Powers,
Dated at Coquille, Oregon, this 19th in Myrtle Point Sunday afternoon, by
Administrator of the Estate of Er­
ness Sale till March lot
Only a land daily the clubbing combination
health.
day of
| the following members: Mae Hatcher,
nest J. Larson. Deceased.
short time left. Save 60 per cent on we offer with the Sentinel will save
Sheriff of CooiCounty, Oregon Maude Hooten, Ellae Lamp, Alm
your
Calling cerda 100 fer 1140.
Ranges and
Refrigerators
Throw OFF That
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