The Sentinel
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BIG PRICE REDUCTIONS
Relief from the ever increasing tax
load being imposed upon property
owners was urged by county officials
attending a meeting of the interim
on everq car in our qreat
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE!
SPECIAL—1934 CHEVROLET 157 in DUAL TRUCK- <¿13 5
Motor completely overhauled. New tires. New Paint.
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Phipps, former county judge of Was
co county, told the commission^
•‘Road funds and other functions just
as important as social security are
being necessarily curtailed in order
ALL MAKES • ALL MODELS • USED CARS AND
(RUCKS • EASY TERMS
SOUTHWESTERN MOTORS
MYRTLE
COQUILLE
CEASE TO HATE
"An excellent thought, the highest
type of constructice thinking, is
contained in the following editorial
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Patrons of the statp library are be
coming more serious-minded in their
reading in the opinicti of Miss Har-
on the west aide. The first three of
these proposals involve the purchase
of old buildings and their recondi
tioning to meet the needs of the state.
Lloyd’s Inc., has offered to donate
a site on the east side and to accept
three per cent certificates of indebt
edness in financing construction of
a two story modern office building
200 by 200 feet. The Elks Temple has
been offered the state for $890,000
including the cost of remodeling the
structure. Agents for the Board of
Trade building, an 11-story office
structure, have offered this property
together with an adjacent 100 by 100
foot lot for a total coat of $625,000,
this figure to cover the cost of nec
essary alterations to the building.
Preliminary petitions
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BANDON«.
POINT
— — Chronic Illness---- ------»
(Oregon State Board of Health)
Much has been accomplished to
ward the betterment of public health
in Oregon during 1937.
Constant
vigilance has been exercised over
public water supplies and the state
has been free from epidemics of wa
ter borne disease.
Special efforts
have been put forth to safeguard the
health of mothers and infants. Local
health departments have been great
ly strengthened through the organ
ization of country units on a whole
time basis. The reporting and man
agement of communicable diseases
has been more complete. Aggressive
measures have been started to lessen
the ravages of venereal diseases. Plans
to bring cancer, diabetes and pneu-
for a new m o nir under effective control have
was opposed» to centralization and
regimentation in those matters that
concern the individual alone. Today,
men call themselves “liberals”* who
support every crackpot scheme to
make the individual a parasitic
growth on the general public. They
now call these schemes “social legis
lation.”
The dictionary is,- however, still a
good guide in defining one word,
and that is individualist. There is
no mistaking what that word means.
It means an independent man, two
words haled by all Communists,
Fascists and reactionary liberals and
Socialists.
A. L. Hooton, electrical contractor
and dealer, 274 Second St.. Coquille.
Complete stock of wiring supplies
Dr. De La Rhue
Eyesight
Specialist ,
Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted
Reception room jointly with
Dr. J. R. Bunch
Laird Building
Phone 82-3
Ceqaille
The newly created department of
geology and mineral industries has
already grubstaked prospectors to a
total of $20,000, according to a report
to Governor Martin. The 1937 act
creating the board authorizes grub
stakes up to a maximum of $50 on
condition that the loan be repaid with
interest if the miners make a
“strike.” *
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