Grocery Hmmatwia Libby’s Koo! or Raleighs Deviled Meat 2 Assorted Flavors pkgs . Flour Sweet Pickles i Oregon Brand Guaranteed Hardwheat 49- lb Sack $<•4: Bee‘ 17<f Ice Cream Mix Hominy Brooms Large Can - 4-Tie Ea................................. 4 TH« GOODYEAR MARSIN OF SAFETY with tough, sure-gripping center-traction tread that gives 43% GOLD FLAKE longer non-skid mileage than even former Goodyears. 2 BLOWOUT PROTECTION IN EVERY PLY- because of “ patented Supertwist Cord — more resilient, more enduring than any other oord. Flavoring 4-oz. Bottle While it lasts Flour Butter Crackers ■ Martini Broken Slice Dressing Pineapple , * - . 15< Pure Cider Velvet Bananas Lettuce J."1»-................. Watermelons r. Oranges x Apricots t Golden Ripe Townsend Mass Picnic at Bandon on July Fourth The Coquille Townsend club met in regular session Tuesday evening with more than one hundred and fifty members present when Presidennt Gant called the meeting to order and the Townsend orchestra played the opening numbers. Several matters came before the club at this meeting which are of vital importance to the club. The first thing taken up was in re gard to the Townsend Mass Picnic to be held in Bandon July 4th. This picnic will be sponsored by all the clubs of Coos and Curry counties and will be attepded by members from all over the state of Oregon. At least one and possibly two important speakers will give addresses during the day. The celebration committee of Bandon met with representatives of the clubs of both counties and plans were made to make the cele bration the best ever held in the state of Oregon. The next thing of importance acted upon was the matter of sending del egates to the national convention to be held in Cleveland, Ohio, July 15 to 19. It was voted to start immediate ly an intensive drive to raise funds to send all the delegates possible. Pledges were taken at the meeting and the response was so generous that it will be possible to send sev eral and high credit is due the club .or its interest in this great conven tion. It is also planned to try and ar range a meeting with the members of the club at Arago next Wednesday evening. All members are urged to be present and more information will be given to the members at the next meeting. The advisory board appointed a nominating committee to nominate officers for the next six months. The names will be placed in nomination at the next meeting. All members are urged to-be present at next reg ular meeting and take part in the ac tivities of their club. Royal Neighbors Notes ‘Time." served. The Royal Neighbors met in regu lar form Wednesday night with a Buy local bread and support hom* good attendance of members. The industry. Jill camp was honored by the presence of Neighbor Ada Lemon, of MyrtU. < Investigate Pacific Mutural Non Point, district deputy. She was for Cancellable sick and accident insur mally introduced and welcomed. The ance A. A. Nosier, Jr., Call 147-J. Initiation rites were then conferred upon Mrs. Warren Davis. The oracle informed the members that she is offering a prize, at the end of the year, for the best attendance. At the close of the session the kitchen com mittee served refreshments. Mansell Drayage & Delivery Co. Coquille Missionary Society Meeting The missionary women met at the Church of Christ yesterday after noon. After the business meeting the study of India missions was taken up ~" u Mrs. Belle — — ■ in charge • with Hooton of the following program: prayer, Mrs. Hooton; text, John 8:35-40; song, Irma Harry; papers read by Mrs Cardwell, Mrs. Hooton, Mrs. Farr, Mrs. Schaer and Mrs Maury were very much enjoyed by all. Alda Sloan gave a readM< entitled: X IX Light refreshments Taukanso ciub Note* The Members of the Tauk-An-So club spent a very pleasant evening, June 12, at the home of Mrs. Robert Wheeler. They enjoyed visiting and sewing until a late hour when the hostess served dainty refreshments to Mesdames Wm. Peart, M. D. Sher rard. Clifford Kern, Henry Belloni, Weyland Custer, Jack Leach, Wm. Oilman, Ella Sheehan, Wm. Jones, Grace Sheehan and the hostess. 5* COAL, FUEL OIL and MILL WOOD cWrtory' ofciQeyinntny. ** UHCLE SAM WILSON WAS GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR OURING THE IL J*** ,8,2. WHEN I BOXES ARRIVED IN camp MARKED -U S' T LAUGH he SOLDIERS WOULD AND SAY. THEY — ____ _ m _ rTSSMliailiKri r 7/ff "V ' t ZJrfW-X GOT UNCLE SAMS ON 'EM'. SO BEGAN THE CUSTOM ** ( c* SYMBOLIZING /’ JL . OUR COUNTRY ( ( . }MTH TM CHARACTER. 'UNCLE SAM’ TutPHone »0 -jftiôuuuKt sw/ce • coquill €