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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1942)
--- - rtificates 1 ? Raw uA' J Effect Ur Kahonnu . jinx • 1 Appreciation F Far! Swell r’r'" ' . ...... — 13 uil Ea Better Parking- Eaey Shopping RINSO tubes; Owen A. Barton. Coquille, 2 < tire», 2 tube«; Chauncey Fish, Co- I quille, 2 tires,“ 2 tubes; Deadmond I Bros., Coquille, 3 tires, 3 tubes; Jack < A. Leach, Coquille, 1 tube; Standley I Bros.. Powers, « tiros; M. W Ray, 1 Coquille, 3 tube»; Vernon Estelle, I Myrtle Point, 2 tires, 8 tubes; Glenn i Mast, McKinley, 4 tires. Ed Capps. I Bandon, 4 tires, 4 tubes; Oscar Lund- i berg, Allegany, 2 tiTes, 2 tubes; J. P. Evernden, Gaylord, 2 tires, 2 tubes; Coquille Gas-A Power Co., Coquille, 2 tires; W. H. Kay, Riverton, 8 tires; Dick Lakey, Myrtle Point, 2 tires, 2 J tube»; U. S. Geological Survey, Ban- - ■ “Sportsmen’s firearms can only be don, tires, 3 tubes; Howard E. Rack- of value to our nation in time of War leff, Myrtle Point, 1 tire. 1 tube; , when left in the hands of their citi Wayne Woodward, Arago, 1 tire, 1 zen owners,” stated Muri Pettit, pres tube; V. E. Todd, Arago, 2 tires.I?*1 ident of Coos .county chapter, Izaak tires; Frank J. Fish. Coquille, i; Walton League of America, today Drifted Snow flour PUREX League Objects Ta Seizure Of Firearms tires, 1 tube; Hulls Transfer Co., when discussing the possible effects of Section 4 of S. 2397, a bill now be Powers, 4 tires, 2 tubes. • New Passenger Tires and Tubes— fore congress. “Section 4 would amend the Prop George Box, Coquille, 4 tubes; James Neff, Marshfield, 2 tubes; Ethal C. erty Requisition Act to include the Littler, Coquille, 1 tire; Coos Coun power to requisition firearm» owned ty Court, Coquille, 1 tire, Itube; Mil by individuals for their personal ton Schroeder, Myrtle Point, 2 tires; protection or sport,” Mr. Pettit ex Walter E. Cox, Bandon, 3 tires, 2 plained, “and realizing that miscel tubes; Dr. M. R. Kennedy, Coquille, laneous and indiscriminate arms 2 tires; Robert Hatfield, Bridge, 2 would have no real military value, tubes; Elvln Hull, Powers, 2 tubes; unless left in the hands of the owners O. C. Payton, Coquille, 1 tube; Billy at home, it is obvious that the power Grigg», Coquille. 1 tube; L. A. Ches- to register and requisition privately <ffl, Myrtle Point, 2 tubes; Fay R. owned firearms would in no way Park, Coquille, 2 tubes; August A. contribute to valid war effort. Banick, Remote, 2 tubes; Shirley W. “The president now has power to Brown, Bandon, 1 tube. requisition all personal property Recapped Truck Tires — Marion which is requisite and necessary for George, Coquille, 2; A. A. Anderson, military and naval purposes and use, Powers, 2; U. J. Albee, Myrtle Point, except individually owned firearms. 4; Mrs. W. N. Sebastian, Coquille, 1; Therefore, Coos county chapter has E. N. Willett, Myrtle Point, 2; O. A. taken the position of recommending Reed. Myrtle Point, 2; Virgfl E. Me- Section 4 be stricken from 8. -Kinneyr -Coquille, 2; Elmer 1___ ' 2397 as we think it our patriotic duty Benham, Coquilly, 4; Ed Capps, Ban to continue to insist on unimpaired don. 1; Ronald Burr, Coquille. 2; Cooe ownership of firearms. Instead of £°“^y'1£“<’ui,,e‘ 4: Barklow, government discouraging thia consti Myrtle Point, 2; Stonecypher Packing tutional right we should be encourag Co., Coquille, 1; Goodwin A Briggs. ed in ownership of firearms. Only 21 * H- then can we form a strong and quille, 2; Henry MBller, Myrtle Point, deadly home guard,” concluded Mr. 2; Ernest U. Smith, Myrtle Point 2. Pettit. Recapped Passenger Tires—H. H Loewwthal, Coquille, 2; Elm«- My- era. Broadbunt, 2;- Stanley Phillips Myrtle Point, 2; Charles W. Foreset,’ Del Monte Coffee -l ib.jur29c - Five Pounds Sugor For Canning Del Monte Crushed Pinea Del Monte Sliced Pineopple Shredded Wheat NABISCOS CRACKERS’^ 30c I Krispy Crockers 2 lb box 30c LIBBY TOMATO JUICE 4« oi. tin 23c UBBY TOMATO CATSUP lge. bottle Me CUDAHY’S DRIED BEEF UBBY BOAST BEEF NALLEY’S MUSTARD LIBBY HALVES APPRICOTS No.JJJfrcn 25c hop, Coquille, 2; Loo Ledbetter, Myr- o S; Ru“*n Angel, Coquille KntehLn(£!’?nJ<yrti Potot- Ch“’ Del Monte TOMATO SAUCE O«ylord, 2; «ula Mee Tiller, B*»do» 2; Andrew Wdtennen, Bridge, LitSrV Bro™>n. Bridge, 2; Ethel ’ 2: Mr* PR”*ntlne 2; Earl Heins, Co quille, 2; Walter Garoutte. Bandon, 1; swlt 2 tall cans 23c SEASIDE LIMA BEANS Coquille, 2; C. J. Holmes, Bridge, 2- Coq“1»«. «I W. E. Het- B"*d»ove, Arago, 2; Robert Hatfield, Dvadmond, Coquille, G.i n P“n ’ Coqulll,‘- Howard C. Gets, i; Frank J. Fish, Co quille Coquille, 2; W. J. Pullen, Bandon. J Ed- OT lbs. »LOT KITCHEN QUEEN FLOUR Probate Court Cases Bandon' *! Ww JohD W, 2, O. C. Payton, Coquille 2- P AV Hultin, Coquille, 2; Billy Grim' cZ Jock Clinton, Coquille, 2; Bert Hatch’ G W Co”ui11*^ w - Brewster, Coquille, 2; Roy Blohm, Bendon, 2; J. M. Barker Myr- OLD SPUDS Washington U. S. No. 2 Foint, 2; Fay R. Coquille. 2- Howard H Jenkins, Myrtle Point 4- Fresh Gr*n Spinach 3 lb., 14c AVOCADOS RADISHES GREEN ONIONS w..^ John0Wn’ ®,ndon’ * £>£25 * a-- Yim's Quality Mk Remember We Sell Only the Beat Ballard Bteeuite Southern Style 10 for BAMBERGER ' * Fresh Ground—All Meat Lb. SHORT RIBS STEER BEEF 16 Vic FANCY BRANDED STEER BEEF ROAST QO y ,-„ m * ^11 LAMB CHOPS w3C I Young, Tender Ready to Eat SMOKED PICNICS 4 0 I.h ........................................ J j C --------- ——>■MaaBaaaMaaBaaaaaaaaBBaBaMMHaaMMHaaMaHMMa Lb. ......... VtfC
