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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1939)
✓ * V 53 B. & P. W. Meet The regular monthly business meet ing of the B. & P. W. club was held Monday evening in the Guild Hall with Mrs. Margarita Brodie in the chair. The dub voted to become members of the International Feder ation of B. & P. W. dubs. The year book of the club was distributed and deserves special commendation on ac count of its attractive appearance. The club decided to hold a rum mage sale Oct. 19th through the 32nd and also to have a Xmas barrel and sell chances. October IS the club plans to have a 75c chicken dinner for the public at the Guild Hall The second district conference will be held Oct. 7 and 8 at Klamath Falls. The following are planning to attend: Mesdames Leona Bryant, Margarita Brodie, Bertha Smith, Harriet Osika, Inez Chase, Clara Boagerman, Geneva Norton, Mjsses Lois Fenn, Catherine Barker and Anita Pageler. The club was sorry to receive the resignation of Ellen Braxton, second vice presi dent. She is leaving Coquille to take a position at Walla Walla, Wash. Members present were: Mesdames Margarita Brodie, Edith Walton, Clara Bowerman, Jennie Price, Gladys Gano, Harriet Osika, Clara Stauff, Leona Bryant, Naomi Crews, Ida Owen, Inez Chase, Viola Newton, Bertha Smith, Isabel Unsoeld, Ethel Littler, Saima Caughell, Misses Ida Oerding, Inez Rover, Ellen Braxton, Catherine Barker, Anita Pageler, Ruth Towne, Myrtle Delong, Edna Robison, Lotus Eaton, Lois Fenn, Myrtle Minter, Laverne Knife, Mar guerite Simpson and a guest, Mrs. Vivalene Jackman. MARSHMALLOWS- M> 10c MAYONNAISE-® 33c Riverton F. F. A. Wins OT.F.n—Robin Hood—J Lbs. 29c ZEE TISSUE-* Row 17c SOAF—Peets 27c The Riverton Future Farmer’s judging team triumphed over Myr tle Point and Coos River teams at the annual Coos county dairy judg ing contest held at Myrtle Point Sat urday, September 30. This is the third time Riverton has won first place so will now get permanent pos session of the silver judging cup. Individual scores showed Erwin Plaep of Riverton as high man in the contest with a total of 520 h points. Roy Rudisel of Coos River second with 475 points apd Philip Bartlett and Ernest Davenport of Myrtle Point tied for third place with 456 points. Team scores showed Riverton with a total at 1365, Myrtle Point with a total of 1243 and Coos River with a total at 1153. The Riverton judging ^team con sisting of Erwin Plaep, Ernest Kite, Keith Young and Dick Bemetz with their advisor, Carroll Rycraft are leaving Friday, October 6, for Port land where they will participate In the judging contest at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition. i * Dessert Luncheon For W. C. T. U. Last Tuesday the W. C. T. U. ladles held a 1:16 o’clock dessert luncheon a he home at Mrs. C. C. Farr in honor of Frances E. Willard. The ladies sent a congratulatory telegram to the National convention at Rochester, N. Y. 10,000 local W. C. T U's over the U. S. did likewise. The state presi dent, Mrs. Necla Buck, was among those present at the convention. Mrs. Frank Leslie conducted a dis cussion on the life of Frances E. Wil lard. This was followed by sewing and a social time. Present were: Mes dames Ernest Knops, Frank Schram, Jas. Watson, Berlyn Billings, L. E. Alexander, Frank Leslie, Geo. Chap man, Harold McCue, Ernest Pur- vaace, Pearl Cardwell, B. A. Davis, Harold Minter, the hostess. I I Vf I t VEGETABLES ARE ON PARADE STOKELÏ3 FINEST Coquille, Ore. SAVINGS FOR OCTOBER 6 to llth, Inc. - PEAS COFFEE Stokleys Party Peas Small and Sweet Edwards Dependable Vacuum Packed No.2 C ru 2 4 IJ w 3 c.„ 4k Lb. Can..... Granulated—Lge. Pkg GRAPEFRUIT-01«™ Air No. 3 SALAD DRESSING— 19c CREAM OF WHEAT-Lge. P«*Me 21C t DOZEN 11.3» 2 CANS Stokely Com Tomatoes Stokely *1 A 1 Dozen -------------------- . EK . f Dosen Stokleys No. 2 Can 3 Cmu ...----------------- ±5c X. $5«9 T" r 1 I T >j i Z9C $109 5 CANS FLOUR Coffee Z 4» LB. SACK.......... _... (KITCHEN CRAFT gl.39) k /I CHERUB AIRLIGHT Broken Slice 2*4 Cans 2 Cans............. ............... 25c TOMATO JUICE 3 CANS WHITE SATIN MO $1.43 PINEAPPLE 3 CANS. 2 CANS DOZEN 83c • l*t>7. Van Camps No. 2*4 Can Cans............. ....._...... 25c 16c 23c 35c 29c 23c TREE RIPENED NO. 3 CAN ■ I SUGAR.. PORK & Beans -------------- 21 AU Varieties M 9gc 2 CANS NO. 3H CAN 25c HOMINY 43 NO. 1 TALL CAN E Tomato Juice “ a ““" Stokely Catsup 2BOTTLES............................. Grapefruit — Stokely Apricots 8 gaby food „ 25c 33c 25c Tr^gl s CANS......................... stokefy LIGHT BLOBES-« to ioo watt Van Camps No. 2*4 Can 3 Cans_____________ 29c I CANS DOZEN $1.43 CANS 85c O. K. SOAP-« wr. i SOLID PACK NO SH CAN Peaches 1 « CANS 83c iHUt Salfld • CANS 75c ■n I 3 CANS DOZEN $1.17 Stokely 10c Can. HONET POD NO. 3 CAN GOLDEN BANTAM NO. 3 CAN 45C 85C Lb. Can........... - Pea§ stokefy Safeway Meats 21C 1J’/2C 5c SAUSAGE FRANKS AND LIVER SAUSAGE BILL PICKLES QT---------------- BEEF ROAST LB------------------- BACON PORK STEAK LB. CRACKERS SUPURB SOAP Slightly Salted * Lb. 2 Large Packages.... 35c 15c GRAHAMS 2 LB. BOX........... 4 YOUNG BEEF MILD CURE J 19’/2( IT’/ yc Meat Prices For Friday and Saturday Only RINSO u "* CORN <c—11 TISSUE PEAS <CaM *1W)—a c"“ CATSUP BEANS STARCH CORN COCOA 14c BEETS HUSKIES 19c SPINACH Delivery K 19c and C. 0. D. Service CELERY ONIONS - 15c 15c ......... .......... OREGON U. & Na. 1 5 LBS..................................... CARROTS • BAGAS LEMONS 25c UTAH TYPE 2 BUN....... (DIIIIC JrlllrJ » lbs . LOTE OF JUICE 2 DOZEN................. ......... .. KLAMATH FALLS, U. S. Na. 3 50 LB. BAG---- ------------------ 15c 10c 10c Be I 55c Produce Prices For Friday and Saturday SAFEWAY Delivery and C. O. D. Service ✓ Í -Í*
