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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1942)
<• ir i \ 1 »' S PACK SEVEN Arago Ni Charles Stauff, of Coquille, wgs a be held Friday evening at the Arago gym. ’*•"’« .V Thursday visitor in Arago. Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Schroeder, School assembly was held at the day tram aww.. ......... i of Corvallis, visited at the home of Arago school laat Friday afternoon, at McMinnville. He Mao visited his i Mr. and Mr*. Frank Burbank from with number* by-the primary and in sister, Mias Lillaverl* Myen, at Al Tuesday till Friday last week. termediate grade* and a «kit by the bany. Woodrow Robison and Bill Sinko high school and there were song* by Gerald Woodward came in from i made a business trip to Roseburg last the group. About ten mother* were Corvallis and spent Tuesday night at I Thursday. present to enjoy the short program. the home of his grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Ward Evan* visited Mr*. Har- This will be a regular feature of the and Mrs. *. J. Myer*. He returned to ' ry Myer* at the Knife hospital in Co- school to be observed every other Fri Corvallis Wednesday evening but i quill* last Tuesday. < day. plan* to resume hi* studio*, at Eu Ben Mooinaw spent part of last There will be a defense stamp drive gene this winter and went to register week and this week filling silo held at the Arago school every Friday last Friday for the opening of school Guy Mann, of Myrtle Point, was morning, with J. L. Burtia in charge Monday, Sept 2$. out one day last week doing some of the selling of stamp*. The first Harvey Myers returned home from electrical work for Mr and Mr*. one is to be this coming Friday. Sutherlin Thursday evening. Lawrence Rackleff. Gene Young returned to school af Mr. and Mrs. Earl Edgmon and Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Lung attended ter a week and a half absence on ac Kenneth, of Bandon, were Arago vis a school meeting held in Coquille last count of an injury to hi* leg, received itor* last week. They made a trip Saturday. at gym practice. to Marshfield and on the way home Rev. Menno D. Rempel of the Bap Mr. and Mr*. Albert- Davenport, of ■■ , ' stopped at the home of Mr. and Mr*. tist church in Coquille conducted the Myrtle Point, were Monday caller* at Arthur Doyle, of Sumner, and brought regular Sunday morning church ser the J. I* Burti* home. Norman Doyle back to Arago with vicer, with Sunday school immediate Kenton Myers left Friday evening them to visit his grandmother. Mrs. ly following. Service* again next for Fort Lewis< where he will be in Daisy Doyle. Sunday, preaching at 10 a. m. and training for the service. John Myers, of Myrtle Point, was Sunday school at 11 a, m. The regu Missionary meeting will be held at u Friday visitor at the home of Mr. lar quarterly communion service will the Arago church Tuesday, Oct. 8, and Mrs. E. J. Myers. be observed at the church hour with with Mr*. O. H. Aasen and Mr*. Theo Mr. and Mr*. Wiley Cym>vell and Rev. G. A. Gray* in charge. Schiel as htatesse* for the afternoon. I family, of Scottsburg, were week-end Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Tilghihan, of Co Clyde Lfnle sold his cow* to a guests of Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Knabe. quille, spent Friday night at the honie Marshfield buj*er last week. . - , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fish, cd. Co of Kenton Myer*. Mrs. Charles Griffith was a Mon quills, moved into the Orvu* Miller Mr. and Mr*. E. J. Myer* attended day guest of Mrs. Ward Evan*. house on Fishtrap. the funeral services for Mrs. Ed. Mor The teachers' reception wil be held Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carl and Her gan at Myrtle Point laat Saturday. Friday, Oct. 8, at the Arago gymna bert and Mr. and Mrs. Melden Carl They also visited Andy Radabaugh sium. Everyone is cordially invited drove to Bandon Sunday and were before returning home. to attend. dinner guests qf Mr. and Mrs. C. E. M(. and Mr*. Ward Evans, Pamela Shelby McAllister has enlisted in Schroeder. Th* dinner was in honor and Maureen, attended a picnic din the Air Corps Reserve* and started of Mrs. Schroeder's birthday. ner held at the Bert Ddvepport home Civilian Pilots’ training course in Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bender, of Myr above Myrtle Point last Sunday. The California, Sept. 28. Mrs. McAllister tle Point, were Saturday guests of dinner was in honor of Mrs. Audrey and Scott returned to Oregon and are Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cart. ' Holt and Mr*. Mary Garcelon, who visiting at the home of her parents. Mr*. Ward Evans, Mrs. Clarence were visiting at the Davenport home. Mr. and Mr*. Oent Russell, at John Griffith and Loretta, Mr*. C. A. Kelt- Mr*. Harvey Myer* was able to be son Mill for the present. Mr and Mr*. Nile Miller attended the moved from the Knife Hospital last W. C. T. U. Institute held at the Friday.- Baptist church in Coquille last Tues Mr. and Mr*. Orvu* Miller, Phyllis day. There was a pot luck dinner at and Alice, were Saturday guests of J. S. Lyons, of Marshfield, was last noon st which time the Golden An Mr. and Mr*. Nile Miller. Saturday appointed guardian for niversary of the W. C. T. U. was ob Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fish were served and the tables were beautifully dinner guestsof Mr. and Mrs. Chaun James Slewart Lyon*. Appraiser* of the $14,500 estate named were H. W. decorated with gold and white flow cey Fish at Rink Creek. ers. Election of officers was held Mr. and Mrs. Ward Evans, Pamela Irwin, J. R. Hillstrom and John C. with the old officers all being re and Maureen, visited at the home of Hawkins. Milton Cooper, M. R. Lee and A. A. elected, a* follow*: Mr*. C. C. Farr, Mr. and Mr*. Chester Willson »t Nor Baker were os» Tuesday appointed of Marshfield, president; Mr*. A. M. ■ way last Sunday evening. Peterson, of North Band, vice-presi Ward Evans was helping with the appraiser* of the $1500 estate left by dent; Mr*. Ward Evans, of Arago, sec silo filling at the Ben Moomaw ranch J. A. Garfield, who died at Myrtle Point September 28. retary, and Mr*. Wm. Phillips, of last week. lieidar Bugge, of Marshfield, was Marshfield, treasurer. The state con Mrs. Woodrow Robison and Mrs. vention, which ia to be held at Granta Wm. ' Neideigh made a trip to Marsh yesterday appointed executor of the estate of John Lund, who died Sept. Pas* next month, was discussed. They 1 field last Thursday. also discussed plans for the County Mr. and Mr*. £. J. Myer* and Ger 10. Appraisers of the $12,770 es Institute and devidsd to try having ald Woodward were Wednesday din tate appointed were Joseph William*, Wallace Langworthy and Frances guests of Mr*. Stanley Halter. each Union hold its own Institute, ner i The Freshmen initiation party will Burman. There were about 35 present. . Probate Court Items T ■nr "B MJ 'A- I Prices Effective Friday and Saturday October 2 and 3-Free Delivery-Phone 19 1 lb. tin Del Monte COFFEE 49 lbs. White Down FLOU Gold Medal FLOUR^^^^H 10 lb. bag Marshmallow Syrup 30c $1.69 49c 63c crimson rambler 5 lb jar SYRUP ar 5 lb. 10 a. jug 63c PURE HONEY Bee Land Chinese Noodles Normandy Tissue LibbgjCatsug S & W Coffee 5 lb. can Ige. pkg.. 3 rolls 2 bottles 95c 15c 23c 35c ★ Metals are More Important in Battle Tanks ... than in Bottle Tops! 1 ■ A frank ttatement by the brewert of Columbia Ale Knight's Mustard lunch pail jar Planter's Peanuts 8 oz tin Sliced Green BEANS Lorraine 2 #2 cans 8c 25c 23c Miracle Whip qt. jar 41c nWWVn Cream O’Goos DU * & Can Grade A lb. 49c FORMAY Shortening Stacrisp Crackers Oro Shortening Duz Washing Powder I [J EW Pacific Northwest products have experienced the remarkable 1 success which Columbia Ale ha* enjoyed. Introduced just a few year* ago, it* public acceptance was almost instantaneous. From a humble begin ning it baa grown in popular favor to a point where, throughout this area, people call for Columbia than any other Ale. Of this phenomenal acceptance we are proud. For the remarkable demand we are grateful. z Baf, w» we are having difficulty ¡applying thit demand. Tn thia, America’* hour of destiny, metal* are more essential in battle tanka than in bottle top*. Rightfully, Uncle Sam has restricted the use of metal cap*. We’re on “rations.” And that’s as it fhould be. For of what consequence i* the life of a product when human live* are being sacrificed 4 almost every minute? But thit explanation we feel we owe to yon wild have made Columbia Ale pottible: In our efforts to aijpply your demand, we, in turn, “ration” our permitted output. So far a* we can, we “pa*a it around.” It ia impossible to give each distributor sufficient to supply his needs. It is impossible for him, in turn, to give each retail outlet enough to satisfy ita demand. All get 65c 2 lb. box 2Oc 3 lb. pkg. 49c SPERRY WHITE CORN MEAL 10 lb. bag Pref. Stock SPINACH #2 cans 2 cans Monarch GRAPEFRUIT #2 c«m 2 cans Libby PINEAPPLE JUICE #2 can each SWEET POTATOES Taylor's 2’/2's can Fancy Button MUSHROOMS 4 oz. can Del Monte TOMATO SAUCE can CORN STARCH . Staley's 2pkgs. SUNBRITE CLEANSER 2 cans 32c 29c 33c 15c 19c 25c 5c 15c 9c a little; none get enough. If, therefore, you ere not always able to get Columbia Ale whenever and wherever you call for it, we .hope you will understand. The caps which ’ made ita unlimited distribution possible are going for more important pur poses. That’* the wey we want it to be; that’s the way we feel sure YOU want it to be. Fresh Brains If yew switch »* beer we suggest you try COLUMBA MH et HEIDCLBHG. Wo brew thorn too and believe they are just , M g^od b«gn as Columbia is Ala. Both are plentiful In draft. LB. Calf 12c WEINERS Sweet, smoke flavor I BREiniias SALMON I M C O K P O ffAT t D J! « I •C ★ ★ I La 29c — .ar ,71 •» 'r 4 2 lb. pkg. 25c M.J.B. Brown Rice 16 lb. pail $3.45 SCOCO Shortening Tomatoes DelMontesoli<* Pack 2’A's case of24 $4.29 2 lb. loot Kraft CHEESE 73c Libby Royal Anne Cherries #2’/i can 29c Ige. pkg. Sperry's Wheat Hearts 19c qt. jar Kraft Mayonnaise 53c * 1 2 lb. jar 65c ■m ★ % Frech Caught Fresh Colored Fryers, Chickens and Rabbits 1 &
