HQIUX
«
WE WANT some Coquille Folks to
help harvest our Cranberries. Have
5R23, Coquille.
Perry Neal at
three cabins, with wood and water
One Cent a Werd
Fairview.
.
It
free,
to
parties
of
four.
Will
help
Ne Adv. Isea ti
arrange transportation for those
who want to drive back and forth.
WANTED — Water well« to drill.
Write or see A. T. MORRI8ON, 710 W. 4th, A. E. Kendall
Have new and up-to-date equip­
»8000
Bandon. Crop is fine.
35t2 Mild. Highway C. C. Smith .... 300
ment and heavy pipe where needed.
Fred C. Lee, Route 1, Marshfield,
075 N. Henry St., P. O. Lund .._ 2250
MAN WANTED—Middle aged up to
30t4*tf
025 Riverton Ave., Clyde Clark.. 2300
80 to handle established business
520 N. Collier, Geo. Moore
550
.in Coquille. Earning« up to »50 a
045 Vt N. Coulter St., Foote
2000
week. Not affected by priorities.
958 N. Coulter, Wheeler ......
1808
Write at once to Aaeie
Adele Arnold, wu
4512
Hollis
St Oakland. California. It
N. Coulter, Smith I -------- ---- 800
HOIUS 31., vauano, ueummiue . a»
Cmiltar. B G C
459 N. Coulter, E. G. Opperman 2900
279
N.
Coulter, Flora Dunne _■
2200
WATER WELL DRILLING — Phone FOR
Carter Ave., Fred McNair - 1300
J. H. Thomas, 28F23, Oakland,
483 Carter Avenue, Hollaway 850
Oregon.
000
808 Carter Avenue, Allen
FARM MACHINEBYREPAIRS —
8th A Carter, Nolan Finley ----- 375
Your County Defense Board—Your
572 N. Carter —..... . ...... 1700*
County Agent — Your Country —
840 E. 11th St., Luther Daniels 2500
Urges you to order parts for your
141 S. Coulter St, Glen Ditto . .. 3000
farm machines NOWI Let ua dis­
258 S. Coulter, Pinkston, 3 hses 3500
cuss your requirements with you.
278 N. Elliott St., W. E. Mitts .... 1075
Parts are now available without
981 N. Heath -......... .......... ........ 700
costly delays.—J. A. Lamb Com­
885 N. Heath Z.------- - -------------- - 1200
pany. Use Only "GENUINE IHS
437 N. Hall St----------------- -------- 850
PARTS.”
a
.380 N. Hall St., Lars Giaholt .... 2850
.... 3200
PAINTING and Paper Hanging, ex­ FOR SALE—Good Guernsey Bull. 3 280 N. Henry St., Wasson
895 N. Henry St., Livingston
1350
terior and interior decorating—no
years old. Frank McCann, Loe
355 N. Henry St., Jesse Caudle
2500
shortage of material. Term* if de­
valley.
it*»
520 E. 7th St. L. H. Barber ...... 1500
sired. Herbert E. Wood, phone
BINDING
TWINE
—
Buy
your
Binder
550 E. 7th, C. Swigart
1000
288, Coquille. 276 North Henry.
480
N.
Taylor,
Wallace
-----------
1700
Twine
requirement«
now
and
be
2tfs
.
’
assured of having sufficient on 481 E. 1st, Lloyd Wood -........... 3150
hand for your Fall harvest. See 592 S. Henry St., C. P. Bieck . 3700
ua for details on WPB regulations 175 S. Beach, H. A. Young----- 3500
regarding the Purchase of Binding 1 acre N. Bank road .................. . 900
Twine. J. A. Lamb Company, tfs 478 Knowlton Ave., Allen....... ‘3700
550 W. Sth, L. A. McCue .— . 750
BACHING Apartment of two rooms, 4th A Collier, Julian Gregory . 1800
furnished, with bed and dishes. 954 Midway street.... -............... 1800
Call at 251 So. Henry. J. E. Quick. C. A. Bennet home in Myrtle Pt. 1800
33 tfs
Wm. Collins 3% acres Sanford H. 800
WILL TRADE—20 gauge Fox double Ella L. Boom, 4% A Mild Hiway 4000
(Sterlingworth model) «hot gun, in W. T. Brady, 3% A. Mfld Hiway 4500
new condition, for 12 gauge pump Lee Finley, Rink Creek ........... 1100
• or automatic double shot gun in 311 Schroeder St., 3. Bullack 3200
2000
good condition. Chas. E. Fox, Box 482 W. 3rd, B. Folsom .....
1*1, Langlois, Ore. (
' a Fairview Road, Culbertson....... 1450
FOR RENT-*-Four-room house, bath,
J. W. Starr, Sanford Heights ... 4000
laundry tube,, large basement. In­
L. C. Sherwood, S. Henry St. ... 2500
quire Flora E.» Dunne, 387 So.
175 N. Moulton St. .............
500
Henry St
i
421 N. Schroeder, Snyder ». t .... 1200
FOR SALE—9 acres 4-room House,
Homer Sleek, N. Schroeder 10 A 2100
barn, chicken hopse and young or­
WATER SYSTEMS — Electric Auto­
851 E. 10th, Cecil Patrick ------ 850
chard. Two miles south of Coquille
matic Water System. Have run­
891 E. 11th H. J. Leday ...».........1000
on
Fishtrap
Road.
See
owner,
I.
ning water in your home. If you
FARMS FOR SALE
35t2*s
are going to need a system this year, < W. Willard, there.
Fugelson, Sanford Hights, 14 A »8500
buy it NOW while installation ma­
LOST — -Billfold containing »3.00. 200 Acre«, C. Ellis, Fairview »8000
terial is still available. R H. k F.
Finder may keep the money but 10 acre« west of Coq., bottom 1800
A. and F.H_A. Financing Plan »till
please return the billfold. C. A. 54 acres near Gravel Fd, Willett 3500
available See us now. Don’t put
Grier, 407 No. Willard, Coquille. 31 acres % way to Mild., Collier 3000
it off until too late to get what you
lt*s
10 acres Sanford Hgt*, Willey 4000
want J. A. LAMB COMPANY, tfs
8 acres Bandon, Elson Doyle.... 1100
JUST RECEIVED — A shipment of
parrakaets or LOVE BIRDS. FARR Goo. Gilman Ranch ....... price quoted
24 acres. Remote, G. Thornton
A ELWOOD.
a
10 acres % mile from end 3rd St 1600
FOR SALE—My »209 Grunow Re­ 400 acres 8 mi. on M. P. hiway »100
437 acres, Langlois, Mrs. E. Cox 3200
frigerator, almost like new. Will
take 3180 for it Mrs. Albert Moes, 192% acres near Bridge .-...----- - 5500
FOR SALE—Breeding Turkey Toms,
Sanford Heights, Coquille.
lt*s 480 A 5 ml. s. Bandon, Cochran 13,000
Bronze. »5.00 each. Eight miles
150 A 10 mi. s. Bandon F Wilson 9000
from Myrtle Point on Roseburg ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES — We 120 acres 8 mi s Bandon, Mitter 8500
now have a fair stock ofFoodMixars, 40 A 1% mile e. 2nd St, Simpson 800
highway. Leona Warren, Box 18,
Toasters, Irons, Waffle Irons and 20 A 1% mi e. of 2nd St., Alford 1180
Bridge Rte., Myrtle Point.
It*»
Cottoe Makers. If you need any of 34% acres Prosper, H. L. Warren 3150
FOR SALE—50x100 Lot and House st
above item»—Buy now before it
"
BUSINESS FOR BALE
181 Cypress Street.
J. J. Esser.
is too late, as they are no longer
Igloo Locker Plant, 310 W. 1st 10,000
35t3*s
being manufactured. 3. A. Lamb
Coquille Shoe Shop, W. 1st .... 1300
Company.
tfs
Town Cafe, Hall St------------------ 3000
FOR RENT — Apartment 8 rooms Apartment Houses, call for quotation*
end both.
108 South Coulter. Chinese Restaurant Bldg. .,----- 2800
Call 140L.
Its
FOR SALE—Monuments, grave cop­
Auto Court* and Other Businesses
ing, cement covering; also founda­ FOR SALE, reasonable because of
More Property Listings Wanted
tion blocks and stepping stones.
Have Beyers Waiting
lack of feed—Two Registered Rom­
Phone 123L, John S. Sanders, 541
ney Buck lambe, weaned; One Reg­
GEORGE
E. OERDING AGENCY
West 8th, Coquille, Ore.
32t*
istered Romney Ewe lamb, weaned;
Real
Estate
A Insurance
One Registered, Romney yearling
MAIL Your Watch and Jewelry re­
Buck. Dr. 3. R. Bunch, end of NEED A ROOF MAN?
pairs in to Schroeder Jewelry
Phone 18,
South Hoover St. or phone 180M.
Store, Coquille, Ore.
22t3s
FARR A ELWOOD.
s
35t3s
TOP PRICES paid for Used Cars,
WOMEN—Earn »85 a week and upl
Trucks and Pick-ups. See I. A. FOR SALE — “Fanners’ BargaW* —
Pleasant, part or full time work
Pullets — Cows — Calf — Ducks —
Elrod at Southwest Motors Used
will help you with higher living
Horses — Beef by whole, % or % —
Car Lot across from Coquille
costa. For full particular«, write
Rabbits — Windmill — Milker.
Hotel.
tfs
Betty King 514 Santa Fa Avenue,
See FARR A ELWOOD'S “Swap
Albany, California.
It
BICYCLES—Just received the New
Board.”
Victory Bicycles. We have 2 De­
NOTICE OF CAUCUS TO NOMI
luxe Models on hand. See us for FEED YOUR DOG Gaines meal. 1
NATE CANDIDATES FOB CITY
lb.
Gaines
has
the
food
value
of
OFFICES FOR CITY OF CO­
details on how you can obtain a
QUILLE TO BE FILLED AT
3 cans of canned dog food FARR
new Bike.
J. A. Lamb Com­
THE GENERAL ELECTON
A
ELWOOD.
9
pany.
tfs
NOVEMBER 3, 1942
™ STtX “<£ City Manager Plan
'
To Be Up To Voters'
CLASSIFIED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
FOR RENT—2 Room furnished apt. FOR RENT — Four-room house at
pursuant to a resolution adopted by
Johnson Mill, »10.
Hot water Md lights. No animals.
the Common Council of the City of
For Exchange — use of furnished Coquille at the regular meeting on
Also for Rant — Sleeping room,
apartment
to
a
couple
for
some
August 17, 1942, providing for bold­
with or without board.
Inquire
serlvcee.
Mrs. G. H. Chaney, ing the city caucus for nomination of
Flora E. Dunne, 351 So. Henry St
candidates, a caucus for the purpose
Phone 82L.
It*» of nominating a Mayor to serve Two
Sltts.
Yean, a City Recorder' to serve for a
FOR SALE—At a bargain, four-room FOR SALE — Complete Toilet and term of two years and throe Council­
Hookup; Drain Pipe and Fittings; men to serve for a term of four yean
home on Coquille Heights, with both
Kitchen Sink. Inquire 154 So. Tay­ will be held at the Community Hall
and breakfast nook, fireplace, gar­
lor St.
lt*s in the City of Coquille on Tuesday,
age and laundry; located walking
the 22nd day of September, 1943, at
distance from Smith Wood-Prod­ NEED A PLUMBER? Phone 18, Farr the hour of seven-thirty o’clock P. M.
of said day.
ucts. Terms if desired. See J. S.
A Elwood.
•
All voten of the city interested in
Barton, The Title Co., Coquille,
the nomination of candidates are re­
Oregon. Call 2 U ar 72M.
23« REFINISH YOUR OWN FLOOR with quested to be present and participate
our easy to run FLOOR SANDER in the nomination of such candidates.
FOR SALE OR RENT—My equity In
Dated this 10th day of September,
It’s easy, it’s economical. FARR A
3-bedroom modern home, with
1942.
ELWOOD.
8
F. G. Leslie,
furniture. Must be seen to be ap­
35t2
City Recorder
preciated. At 891 East First street, ROLL ROOFING—108 Sq. Ft. com­
phone 227J:
It’s
plete with nails, tar, and Instruc-
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Modern
WRECKER
Phone tì
Night Phone ltlM
Southwestern
Motors
Chevrolet — Buick
' for
T
toilet, at 985 East 5th St Partly
furnished.
Also used Electric
Range for sale.
3. P. Johnson,
phone 8R11.
■'«
lt*s
Margarite Detlefsen, deceased, by the
County Court of Coos County, Ore­
gon; and that all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby
required to present them to him, with
proper vouchers attached and duly
verified, at the office of O. C. San­
ford, attorney for said estate, in Co­
quille. Oregon, within six months
from the date hereof.
Dated and published first time Aug.
20, 1942.
Edward L. Dettlefaen,
32t5
Administrator
(Continued from Page One)
the City of Coquille, and to provide
a charter therefor, and to repeal an
Act entitled “An Act to incorporate
the Town of lOoquille City, Coos Coun­
ty, Oregon, “filed in the office of
Secretary of State, February 19th,
1891” approved F«
20th, 1901,
as amended by the
sembly in 1901 and 1903, as amended
by all other Legislative Assembly
amendments ar by vote of the people,
be and the same hereby is amended
by adding to Article III thereof, Sec­
tions 18 and 19 to read as follows:
Article HI—Section 18. Whenever
the Council shall deem it advisable
and expedient to appoint a Manager
for the City of Coquille, it shall have
authority to provide by Ordinance
that a Manager be appointed. Such
manager shall be appointed by the
Mayor with the approval of the
Council for an indefinite term, but
shall be removable at the pleasure of
tha^ Council by a vote of two-third*
of all members thereof, and shall re­
ceive such compensation as maay be
provided by Ordinance from time to
time. Upon any vacancy occurring
in the office of manager subsequent
to the first appointment hereunder,
the Council shall, at its next meeting
thereafter, either provide by Ordin­
ance that the office of manager be
discontinued or adopt a resolution of
its intention to appoint a Manager,
wkieh t **01“1*0" shall be published
once in the official newspaper of said
City, and hi such case no such ap-
pointment shall be made until at
least four weeks from the date of
such publication, and must be made
within sixty days thereafter. Until
«uch manager is so appointed how­
ever, the Mayor with the approval of
the Council shall appoint a Manager
pro tern who shall have the powers
and discharge the duties of the mana­
ger except that he shall have no
authority to appoint or remove any
City officer or employee without a
majority vote of the Council. The
manager need not be a resident of
the City of Coquille at the time of his
appointment but shall immediately
-nd
— .W..MW.M utuiiag
hjl
ilw,umlw>IW -----------
,v a
U FAfiirlAnO
his incumbency,
resident of the City
and shall before entering upon his
duties file with the City Recorder an
official bond for the faithful [vr-
formance thereof, payable to the City
in the sum of »5000 to be approved by
‘
approVe<1
Section 19 -The
m
*haU
«^te control ------
and „ supervision
_
over such officers and employees as
•hall be provided by Ordinance, and
shall have power to appoint such of-
ficen and to employ such addition»!
help as may be necessary to carry an
and perform the business, affairs and
departmental work of such depart­
ments over which he shall be placed
in control. He shall have power to
discharge, with or without cause, any
person appointed or employed by
him; he shall see that the business
affairs of the City of Coquille arte
transacted in a modem, scientific and
business-like manner and the ser­
vices performed and the records kept
shall be as nearly as may be like those
of an efficient private corporation;
he shall be accountable to the Coun­
cil for his actions, conduct and man­
agement of that part of the city ad­
ministration over which he shall be
placed in control; he shall attend all
meetings of the Council and shall ad­
vise the Mayor and the Council on
matters of city business; he «hail be
the custodian of all the personal pro­
perty and supplies belonging to the
city in departments over which he
shall have control and supervision
and shall be personally liable to the
city for the same; he shall purchase
by requisition all supplies and mater­
ials needed by the city in such de­
partments. Such requisition shall be
in writing and a duplicate copy kept
on file by the manager. In cases of
emergency where the estimated cost
exceeds »200, such requisition shall
have the endorsement of the Mayor.
If no emergency exists a requisition
for supplies the estimated cost of
which is above »100 shall first be ap­
proved by the Council. The manager
shall submit to the council, at its first
meeting in each month, a report of
the business done during the previous
month. If it shall be deemed ex*
pedient, the manager may, by Or-
dinance, be required to perform, in
addition to the duties herein pro-
vided, the duties of any other appoin­
tive office or offices.
Woman's Club
(Continued from Page One)
American Red Cross.
Mrs. George Chaney, a member of
the library board, talked about the
new library and invited club members
to use it
Chief speaker on the program was
E. T. Stelle, who, due to his years of
residence in China was able to give
a comprehensive picture of the back­
ground of Chinese life as he »aw it.
Emanuel Baptist Church
Following the program, tee was
was served from a daintily decorated
table, presided over by Mrs. C. M.
Guilbert and Mrs. Ray Jeub. A cen­
terpiece of pastel sweet peas and
beautiful silver services made' the
table exceptionally lovely. Serving
on the tea committee were Meedames
R. F. Milne,
Guy
J. A. Moore,
Mauney, J. L. Smith, W. P. Laws,
Lafe Compton. William Fortier and
, Dunn.
tiie meeting were Mes-
, U P. Fugelson,
dames El
J. Li
C. V. Smith,
Guy
Smith. R. F. Milne, J.
O. Mauney, W. P.' Laws, J. Bi
P. W. Alborn, G. W. Tyrrell
Houston, Fred Schaer, F. M.
C. L. Tuttle, Ida K. Owen, George E.
Oerding, Willard Bosserman, L. A.
Lundquist, Ralph Taylor, George H.
Chaney, R. A. Jeub, C. M. Guilbert,
Emily Hersey, M. O. Hawkins, Hal
W. Pierce, J. D. Gillespie, O. C. San­
ford, E. J. Ruble, D. B. Kesner and
W. H. Mansell.
i
B. F. W. Hears
Activities Report
■<
(ContinuM from Page One)
report on Oregon books and the B. P.
W. shelves in th^ new library.
The club voted to place a large
placque—the National Federation of
Business and Professional Women’s
club’s emblem — in the library to
denote the B. P. W. books.
The resolution that “Oregon Be
Kept Green” was adopted by the club.
Beginning with the Sept. 8 meet­
ing, all members who are present at
every meeting throughout the year
will receive an honor.
The next meeting, Sept. 21, will be
an informal reception for the town’s
business and professional women.
The past presidents and program com­
mittee with Mrs. Clara Bosserman,
chairman, will be in charge.
The Big Surprise committee for
Oct. 5 consists of Clara Stauff, Annie
Robinson, Edith Walton and Bess
Maury.
The • following were appointed on
the budget committee: Florence Bar­
ton, Clara Bosserman, Clara Stauff.
Following adjournment, Mrs. Irene
Hartwell read a very timely article
from the American Rifleman. It was
written by the editor W. F. Shadell,
of Washington,^ C„ and entitled,
"Strictly Personal.”
The Big Surprise committee, Mar­
tha Mulkey, Viola Newton, Gladys
Gano, Ida Oerding, presented an ori­
ginal skit: “Family Scene in a War
Crisis.” Miss Dorothy Belle Newton
took the part of the disaster victim.
The following members and guests
were present: Mary V. Morris, Lunelle
Chapin, Arlene Robertson, Gladys
Gano, Eva Stevens, Edna Robison.
Irene Hartwell, Bertha Smith, Ida
Owen, Inez Chase, Bess Maury, Jen­
nie Price, Hattie Loe Holimon, Ruth
Beyers, Viola Newton, Florence Hal­
lock, Inez Rover, Joyce Owen,
Martha Mulkey, Clara Stauff, Ellen
Braxton, Hazel Hanna, Edith Walton,
Cherie Mae Hartwell, Ida Oerding,
Florence Barton, Mrs. N. Chowning
and Mias Helen Hanna.
Rev. Menno D. Rempel, Pastor
Sunday, September 13, 1942
Sunday School 9:49 a. m. Classes
for all. You are welcome.
Morning worship service 11:00 a. m.
Sermon topic: “A Life of Holiness."
Evening Evangelistic service 7:30 p.
OK Sermon topic: “Quest and Con­
quest.” Lively singing.
You are invited to all of these ser­
vices. “Church Going Families Are
Happier Families."
.
Church of Christ
East 4th and Coulter Sts.
Liston Parrish, Pastor
Bible School 9:45, T. Ralph Harry,
superintendent. Classes for all ages.
Morning worship and communion
Morning mes-
11 o’dock.
King.
”
»age,
'clock.
C. E. 7:
8:00 o’clock.
Evangelistic
King-
The pastor will
dom of God.” This is a subject teNUl
which there has been much confusion
caused by certain sects and Bible
teachers. We will discuss (1) Names
of kingdom, (2) When established,
(3) What it is, (4) Purpose, (5) Who
is in it. This will be a sane, sensible,
scriptural approach.
Bring your
Bible and come. This will be a profi­
table evening.
Mid-week Bible study and prayer
service Thursday 7:30 p. m. A review
of the first twelve chapters of the
Book of Acts Come with your ques­
tions.
Sunday School at 9:80 a. m.
Sunday Service at 11 a. m.
Subject for next Sunday, "Sub­
stance.”
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
o’clock.
Free public Reading Room at 258
Drane Bldg., open every day except
Sunday and holidays from 12:80 to
5:00 p. m. -
The Holy Name Catnolic Church
Mass at 9:30 a. m. every Sunday.
, Because they played so big a part
in the achievement subcontractors
were honored guests at a Wisconsin
company’s rally, which celebrated
completion of the company's first
tanks three months ahead of schedule
?
NOTICE
Oregonian Subscribers: Please
help your carrier by having your
paper money ready at his first call.
Remember he must pay his paper
obligation before the 10th of the
month. Thank you.
The Oregonian Agency
P. O. Box No. 245
Phone 201
Coquille, Oregon
Attention
to Details
Reception room Jointly with
Dr. 3. R. Bunch
NOTHING OVERLOOKED
Laird
Personal Interest
Friendly Counsel
Honest Advice
Proper Guidance
LADY IN ATTENDANCR
Gano Funeral Home
•’••’’flutes'*??
'
’»Transfer
Anywhere For Hire
SAND AND GRAVEL
COAL — FUEL OIL — STORAGE
Agent* f°r Oregon-Nevada-California Fast Freight
“
Farr*Elwood Bldg.
W. Second St
“