Coquille C of C
A Short Council
Bill MacKnight
Hears Reports
Session Held
To Leave Arirçy
A
John Carl of Arago was a visitor at MOHdOy tVenilig
the Coquille chamber of commerce
session in the hotel Tuesday noon, at
M was one of the shortest council
which time Geo. Oerding reported sessions in months, that Monday eve-
on the meeting the chambers fire ring. the meeting lasting about an
district meeting with property owner« hour.
outside the rity. The subject is i Mayor Milne’s nomination of J. L.
touched on In another Item in this Smith to succeed J. E. Axtell, re­
signed, on the park commission, was
week’s issue.
J. E. Norton reported on the success­ approved by the council, and the
ful Oregon Coast .Highway' regional audit of the commissioner's financial
You Can Buy Them! meeting in Gold Beach last Sunday report by C. G. Caughell was also ac­
at which several candidates for coun­ cepted. the audit showing the report
ty judge were present- One of them of funds received and expended, and
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a stockman, with considerable farm money on hand, to be correct.
you work in a mill, in timber, property, presented the thought that The mayor named Councilman
if many of the small businesses along Claire M. Gray to be chairman in Co­
or have a farm.
the highways have to go out of busi­ quille for Flag Week, June 7-14, he
• See us for further particu­ ness during the war, his taxes are to name the rest of the committee.
lars.
An ordinance was adopted estab­
going to be correspondingly increased
lishing
as Fourth Street Court, the
to
help
pay
for
state,
county
and
COQUILLE’S OWN TIRE
school district necessities, and that 500 foot street running west from
AND RECAP PLANT
it was Up to him to try and help keep Cypress, between Fourth and Fifth,
those business concerns going- by i in the northwest section of Spurgeon
Goodyear Tire Store backing thé efforts of the highway Hill,
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It has heretofore been called
«2 Hall St.
Coquille association to make the coast sect ion1‘‘Midway, "but not officially.,
a mecca for vacationists.
j The need for a panel truck for the
Operated by Southwestern
And Mr. Norton added that whether police department has existed for
a business received direct benefit some time and Monday evening the
Motor Co.
from the tourist trade that everyone council authorized a call for bids for
benefits Indirectly from those tourist| °be. ‘
dollars.
The public hearing on the city’s
Roaeborg Chieftain: Republicans will
It waa reported that Mika. Denials >942-43 budget, which appears else-
commend Mr. Boehnke for having the
intestinal fortitude to stand up and has received a check from the gov- ; wherç in this issue, was set for Mon-
ernment for the land he leased for a dfly evening, June 1.
say what he thinks.”
year for a chrome stockpile site, and 1 The recently appointed sewer com-
A. E. Borel stated Tuesday morning mittee, consisting of Councilmen
that no official sanciton for removal Stark, Seeley and Biegger, was re-
of the location to south of Myrtle quested to give thought and conai-
Point has yet been received from ' deration to the matter of how a
Washington, indicating the posslbi- sewage disposal plant, which the
lity that the stock pile will- remain 'State Board or Health will demand
where orginally located.
[ before long for all cities of the state,
SOIL-OFF
5rang Hardware
M fir W Ufow-by
By' Assay '* Brule . _
Howdy Folks
Coquille Hospital
Threats To Highway Safety
Lose Their Licenses
A total of 139 Oregon drivers lost
their driver’s licenses through sus­
pension or revocation proceedings
during the month of February, a re­
port compiled in the ofice of Earl
Snell, secretary of state, reveals.
Of the 139, there were 84 revocations
and of these, 74, or 88 per cent, were
for driving while intoxicated. Of
the 55 suspensions, 25 were for reck­
less driving.
Fire District
Is Doubtful
REPUBLICANS—VOTE FOR
GRADE A
Butter
Candidate for
CARNATION and SPECIAL MORNING
Alpine Milk
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Belle Knife Hospital
Mrs. Flossie Johnson, of near Co­
quille, entered for treatment last
Saturday and Mrs. Harold Beall, of
Powers, underwent an appendectomy
the same day.
Mrs. Geo. Hultln, for treatment, and
Gene Crouch, for treatment of a leg
injury, both of Coquille, entered on
Monday. ®
Don Aber entered the hospital from
Powers on Tuesday for treatment of
a back injury, received in a camp
near Powers.
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Dismissals the past week were Mrs.
Justine Cary and baby; Mrs. Roes
Costello and Frank Haney on Sun­
day, Mrs. E. L. Smith and Marybelle
Yarbrough on Tuesday.
VICTORY GARDENERS ATTENTION-----
Special Sale of ~
FLORDIA HUMUS
George E. Oerdnlg’s real estate of­
fice thia week completed a deal for
the sale of the Edgar Watson proper­
ty on Rink Creek, consisting of ten
acres and home, on Glen Aiken road,
to Otto O. Kolstad and wife, of Los
Angeles, who were former residents
ot this district. They will move to
their new home in the near future.
Mr. Kolstad is a former Coos county
ball player.
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Drifted Snow Flour 49’s 1.89
Calaros
“ITS A GAM, GARY!"
Sure, a gam—a leg—a limb to you
Professor! A sprightly episode in the
romance between a professor writing
an encyclopedia of slang, and a caba­
ret sweetheart of the gangsters who
runs to him for protection. Gary
Cooper and Bsrbara Stanwyck are
starred, in Samuel Goldwyn’s "Ball
of Fire." to be shown at the Roxy
Theatre, Sunday, Monday and Tues­
day.
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New Spuds, Creamers
Green Peas
New Crop
Grapefruit large size
LOCAL ALL GREEN
Sunnyside Asparagus
Nature’s Storehouse of Fertility
FLORDIA HUMUS— is a pure organic matter,
FLORDIA HUMUS— does improve soil structure
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FLORIDA HUMUS— will help your soil retain its moisture
and plant food.
FLORIDA HUMUS— will save in the costs of watering and
fertilizing your lawn and garden.
FLORIDA HUMUS— contains 3.35% nitrogen and has 581.12 i
% water holding capacity.
Jim's Quality Mkt
Remember We Sell Only the Beet
HAMBURGER 2 lb ^Qc
Fresh Ground
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PORK CHOPS
Fancy Lean
lb.
SHORT RIBS IblAU
Boiling Meat
IO
CALF HEARTS
VEAL STEAK lb.
VEAL ROAST lb.
Ïï!*1®*® • Nl«® Variety of
SEA FOODS, POULTRY, RABBITS
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