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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1934)
j— - * - fc * il lfei. ■ Afe' ", « j”, * ■' . ■’J« *■> . * ■ z . • I ■ 1 . ■ ■ PAGKJHGHT — .. — - ■o FRIDAY AND SATIJRD/ , — Lÿ Ví ....j < »"11« - ♦ Geo. Hampton la to Head Grange Council NOV. 23-24 ‘Ws - I » HE COULD S Water Wings to Johnny WcissmuUer - • Finger-Bow!» to Canni bals - - A Dress Suit to Ghandi! And when he sells himstlf. to a dame with a bank JF roll—he tops’Tierejr Comes the Navy "¿Sf for laughs! y < f ! ■ i George E. Hampton, of Arago, Coos i County Pomona Grange Master, was Telling About People and selected to head a Coos and Curry County Grange Council, which was 'i Events in the City aiuT organized at a meeting held in Co quille Saturday, November 17th. Mrs. I W. H. Hinas,,jif North Bend, was BE Insure ymir car with Ned C. Kelley elected vice-president and Mrs. Pearl SURE in a reliable. Oregon stock company K. Smith, of Coquille, secretary. The membership of the newly or Mrs. Walter E. Cox and small TO laughters, of Bandon, were visitors at ganized group will consist of tho SEE the A. O. Culbertson home Thursday. master, lecturer, secretary and the .hairman of home economics, agri- Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and ultural and legislative committees THE milk, the only milk ahd cream mad< >f each grange in the two counties. «afe bv pasteurization Irthur Brown, the state grange dep Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fish left this uty, assisted the Cooe and Curry morning on a short business trip to -ounty grangers in forming this or ganization. Salem. . «AVINGS ) Grange councils similar to this or- at the Lump Coal, $4.50 per ton delivered \ of thB / ¡anization have been active in sev High heating units, low ash. Manse'l eral other counties in the state. The Drayage and Delivery Co. »urpose-of the council, as stated by 'ex S. V. Smith is expected here from 4r. Brown, is to strengthen the Albany tomororw for a £h#>rt visit, ranges of this section by holding NO> with his brother, J. L. Smith, and ound table discussions at regular in- AU DDL IMAN family. ?rvals on various subjects pertain- . PLAN > Mrs. M. E. Brown, of Walla Walla, lg to grange work. The next meet Wash., came in Tuesday evening for ing of the Coos and Curry council >' visit with her son, Russell Brown, will be held in Coquille on Saturday, December 1st, at 1:30 p. m. and wife. Everett Messerle, master of the Try the Coquille American Le Catching Inlet Grange, will read a gion’s Turkey Keno, Saturday night. paper at the next meeting entiled, T*s **• You may find yoyr Thanksgiving "How can we help weaker Granges.” dinner there. Mrs. W. H. Hines, lecturer of the DRUGGISTS STATIONERS Dr. G. C. Stem, chiropratic physi- North Bay Side Grange, will discuss sian, foot correctiopist, electro thera the subject, “How much time should A pist, 292 Moulton St., phone 86J. 22U be taken for lecturer’s program.” The subject assigned to W. E. Cross, Ned C. Kelley left last Sunday on chairman of the Pomona Grange Ag Auxiliary to Meet Tuesday a several days' business trip to Port C. A. Saiing’s Report on ricultural committee and master of land and Salem, expecting to be back Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 27th, is the Marketing Progress the Coquille Grange, for discussion at oday or tomorrow. he next meeting is “How can we date for the next regular sewing (Continue^ from Page One) Mrs. Edward Moeller, of Toledo, benefit our agricultural programs in meeting of the American Legion Aux arrived Monday evening called here the grange,” and Mrs. Walter Laird, iliary, which will be held in the Le jy the serious illness of her mother, yf the Myrtle Grange, will read a gion Home starting with a potluck Potato grading demonstrations have Mrs. Sarah Wickham. paper at the next meeting in which luncheon at 1:00 p. m. The afternoon been conducted in all setcions of the will be sp^pt in tacking a quilt and county and more than 200 growers Warrants, at par, accepted at he organization of a Grange chorus painting vases for the hospital. Mag have witnessed these demonstrations. n the county will be considered. Schroeder’s Jewelry store for either azines are being colelcted for the Vet According to the merchants the repair work or for any merchandise erans* Hospital at Roseburg. Please grades and quality of local potatoes Coquille C. of C. Held carried. Select your gifts early. bring them and come prepared to have been improved greatly since Fine Session Wednesday this work was started. The Pioneer Methodist ladies will sew.—Com m i t tee. At this time I wish to impress on hold a cooked food sale at Nosler's (Continued from Page One) the minds of the consumer the im Grocery on Saturday. Get your home Chemical Can Changa Structure .nade fruit cake there. One of the. strangest thing» that * portance of using as much local merce meeting in Corvallis, attended grown produce as possible. In 1932 Have 6-room house on a paved by himself and Mr. Miller, at which chemical can do Is to change the nat there were more than 4000 sacks of street. Will sell cheap, cash, city or mtliusiasm for the free bridges ideal ural structure of a growing creature. potatoes imported Into Coos county An extra quantity of magnesium sul county warrants for down pament. vas manifest. phate added to sea-water will make at an average price to the merchant Mr. Bournes suggested as the slo the two normal eyes of young flahee John S. Sanders. Phone 123L. of $1.20 per 100 pounds, a total of for all chambers of commerce, unite Into one middle eye. l Mr, and Mrs. A. N. Gould intend gan j $4,800. This amount divided among “Bridges free from tolls.” leaving Sunday on a week’s trip to the 63 members of the association Other speakers who responded San Francisco. They will spent would be $73.84 per member. This Watchful Waiting briefly with remarks were several of Thanksgiving with an uncle at San Jud Tunkins says he doesn't know would go a long way toward paying the 20-30 club members—Wm. Bar wbat a “hick” is but be holds the title Joae. delinquent taxes and other payments row, George McClellan, Russell in respect because there Is never any Saturday night, Nov. 24, the an Brown Harold Gould, Sam Welch, telling when one of 'em will show up that so many growers have not been And besides, this nual Legion Turkey Keno, in Shelley George Stanbrough, Jim Watson, Le- with a revolver claimin’ to be either able to meet. money would be kept at home, where building. Be there and get your Norme Pownder, and Clarence Bean. a policeman or a gangster. the consumer and merchant would Thanksgiving bird. They also responded to an invitation have a chance to get some of it back Ahead of Scieace Leo Fry was committed to the to render the 20-30 club song. instead of it going to pay some other Other speakers were also J. L Progress, unfortunately. Is not llm county jail last week to serve five county’s taxes. days for contempt of court. The sen Smith, who told of the 80-year old Ited to the legitimate arts and Indus I also wish to inform the consumer tence was imposed by Justice J. J. man who grew 20 years younger tries, the criminal elements being two that every sack of potatoes sold un jumps ahead of science In the conduct every few months until he died of Stanley. infantile paralysis, Mrs. J. E. Norton,1 of their anti social warfare.—Chicago der the association brand is abso lutely guaranteed by the association The .McDowell Music Club will Leslie Schroeder, S. E. Stevens, A. E. Dally Newa to give satisfaction and that satis meet with Mrs. John Aasen Tues Bradford, A. L. Simpson, and Drue factory adjustment will be made in day, November 27th, at 2 p. m. Busi Cunningham. Can. and Beet Sugar any sack of potatoes that does not ness and a musical program. Visitors The election of officers who will me meet your approval. Cane and l>eet sugar have the always welcome. serve for the coming year resulted in chemical formula, and chemists have Very truly yours, 4- Body and Fender repair work done the unanimous selection of J. E. Nor- , no test by which they can tell whether C. A. Saling, President by experienced mechanics. Our body ton as president, Frank W. Martin as' a sample of sugar came from cane Coos Produce Growers Assn. painter is an expert. Let us prove vice president, and R. L. Stewart as or beet -- we have the best of repair service. treasurer. Cloverleaf Dairy milk and whip Look at tour offerings of jewelry Twenty-five names had been placed Southwestern Motor Co. lltf ping cream on sale at TolsonJ’s Gro in nomination for the 17 places on the and silverware when making Chriat- cery and People’s Market at all times. Mrs. C. C. Farr left last Sunday for Warrants, at par, board of directors, the following be maa purchases. For delivery, call 7R42. V. L. Cor Portland where an infant niece was ing chosen: J. E. Axtell, Wm. Barrow, accepted in payment, Schroeder’s nelius. « i#tf seriously threatened with pneu Geo. A. Belloni, J. P. Beyers, Lafe Jewelry store. monia. A card yesterday indicated I Compton, Drue Cunningham, F. S. Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropractor. 292 that the baby was improving. | Emery, J. A. Fitzgerald, C. W. Gano, Your warrants, county or school 22tf Geo. H. Howell and daughter, Mrs. Don Gillespie, Geo. H. Jenkins, J. A* district, will be accepted at Schroe Moulton St., phone 86J. John Woods and baby, Georgia Ra- Lamb, M. M. Newdall, C. E. Niles, J. der’s Jewelry store for either mer chel, of Kent, Oregon, arrived here L. Smith, O. L. Wood and H. A. chandise or repair work—at par. Wednesday to visit Mr. Howell’s Young. niece, Mrs. B. H. Leatherwood, and The newly elected president, being Aak for Cow Bell Dairy cream and family. They left this morning, called on for a talk, expressed the milk, the only milk and cream made going the coast route to Vancouver, hope that he would be able to meas- safe by pasteurization. Wash., then home. ure up to the expectation of the He, was Turkey door prizes as well as tur Chamber of Commerce. II V . 1\ I i » ■ • I ■ ■ DRUG STORE iu:: z ’gsts/1 ■ ■ - Children 10c M 7 ✓ Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc. M [PREVIEW Adults 25c THE LAUGH RIOT OF A WORM WHO TURNED! ■ “The Party’s Over” h¿ with STUART ERWIN ANN SOTHERN r SUNDAY MONDAY & TUESDAY NOV. 25-26-27 . .And Its A Glorious Hit! gjh: THOUSANDS• OF FANS ASKED FOR AN ENCORE TO ’DANCING LADT.9 WHY THAT’S TO- T H E Y’R E GETHER , AGAIN, - SO ROMANTICAL LY. SO EXCITING LY! , SKKZ Plus COMEDY / * NEWS 10c & 35c - / I CRAWFORD / iW< CABLE • í I ffl ■ 1 Or V, I I I■ -CHfìinED 4 * ¿I IT - % It was ordered that 6.000 cans of Notice to Job’s Daughters assorted canned goods at the county farm, be turned over to the Marshfield We will convepe in regular ses community chest by >. C. McNelly, sion Monday night, Nov. 26. at 7:30 superintendent at the farm. o’clock in the Masonic Temple. All ---------------:---------- members are expected to be present and on time. Visitors welcome. FVI8 Margaret Stewart, Librarian. Highest market prices paid for fox. soon, mink, etc. References. Harold Potts, Marshfield, Ore. 45t3* Salgarla« National Dane. Í Calling carda, SO for |l,00. ■ '■ ■ ß T ÿ? '.fe ' : ■' 1 X WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE— keys for all the games at the Legion Turkey Keno in Shelley building tion given by the 20-30 club membeA and hoped every club,.business inter Saturday night. j est and individual in Coquille would Mrs. B. C. Minard, Miss Yula Min make the same pledge. ard, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Minard and We have been through some lean son, Donald, are leaving Monday, Miss years, Mr. Norton said, and still kept Yula to spend Thanksgiving in Port the Chamber of Commerce function land with relatives and friends, and ing. With the prospects for better Mrs. Minard and Clyde Minard and times in 193S, the Chamber of Com family to spend Thanksgiving in Ta merce should go ahead to bigger and coma with Glenn Minard, who is a better accomplishments, and he prom teacher in North Central high school. ised “the best I’ve got” to help bring about those achievements, which Checking Up on County Roads can only be accomplished by all of County Engineer J. Loy Stacer and us working together. He said he would have some an Miss Blythe Cousins, secretary to the court, were ordered by the county nouncements to make at the next court this week to assemble data and board of directors’ meeting, at which transcripts showing the proceedings ' everyone is welcome, and added that by which rights of way of county there would be at least one forum roads were secured. The information 1 meeting a month, whether the at- is desired by the state highway com tendance was one hundred or only mission. 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