The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003, February 21, 1936, Page 2, Image 2

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    Traveling Kitchen Coming Wed.
Home kitchens will be deserted next
Wednesday for a visit to the cream,
blue and red traveling kitchen of The
Oregonian Home Institute, , which
comes here under the auspices of the
Coquille Parent-Teachers association.
Miss Aroene Davey will conduct
the demonstration on the stage of
the Community Building February
M, at 2:15’o’clock.
Miss Davey, an authority on mod­
em cooking technique, bring» her
compact, portable kitchen on a truck
and sets it up in half an hour in each
town visited.
She will prepare a
meal on the stage, demonstrating the
latest in methods and menus.
The lecture will be on “Unusual
but practical meals,” one of four
cooking programs offered by the In­
stitute. Thrift cooking, food market­
ing,
kitchen
arrangements, food
preservation and menu planning will
be included in her talk.
Printed copies of all recipes used
will be distributed to those in the au­
dience. The school is open to the
public, and while the visiting Home
Economist will make no charge for
her services, a small benefit charge
•A 10c will be made by the local spon-
ror« to buy books for the school li­
braries. Door prizes will be given.
Tickets will be sold by the school
children.
This is the only traveling kitchen
In the West, an innovation which
brings to smaller towns first hand
knowledge from the experimental
kitchen of The Oregonian.
Grocery
Volume With Small Profits
Sunldrt
irapetruit
Real Specials in Sunkist Citrus Fruits-
Practically Saadias«
at their Prime—Now Sweet and Juicy
Grape Fruit
ORANGES
19e
2 doz .
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LEMONI I
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Cauliflower
Fresh Roseburg - *
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Station
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Large
Size
Coquille Service
COQUILLE
FREE DELIVERY
PHONE 166
Green Peppers
Rhubarb
Lettuce
Nice for Salads
Fancy Hot House
Solid Heads
3
10c«-
EACH
LBS.
Grocery Specials for Saturday and Monday
year Coquille carried off the
in both parliamentary pro-
and public «peaking, Frank
being the public «peaker.
Again We Offer ~
that fresh Creamy
Peanut
War Veterans!
Last Chance to Buy
INVITES YOU TO GET
Highest Quality
FULL DETAILS ON
To Own a 1936
Chevrolet
KRISPIES
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Tomatoes ctSe .
String Beans
Tomato Juice each
Tuna fish
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Shortening 3 lbs
Dog Food
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Candy Bars öp#prf,r
Macaroni
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Tissue
Grapefruit Juice
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Syrup • S^Vwlq0.rtJttI .
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Buick or Pontiac
Coming Attractions at
erything wind« up happily.
The Liberty Theatre
Under the liberal workings of this plan,
a veteran can immediately take deHv-
ery of his choice of “the only complete
low priced car”—the fast-selling 1936
Chevrolet—or a Buick or Pontiac.
SEE US AT ONCE—DRIVE
A SAFE, MODERN CAR NOW
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■ UNEQUALLED
• MORE SERVICE ■ TRAVEL SERVICE
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TO MORE POINTS
• LOWER PARES ■
• DELUXE NEW BUSES m
• LOWCOST MFfltS
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Southwestern Motor Co
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Low Money Saving Fares
DAILY DIPARTURIS
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Leave COQUILLE Daily
For
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Roseburg 1O:1S a. m.
San Francisco »10 a m 10 37 pm
Portland 6:10, 10 15 a m 3 05 p in
Powers B: 10 a.m. and 5:40 p m
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DIPOT
Lafe Compton Hotel Coquille
Phone: 600
GREYHOUND