FAG* THRU
Soroptimist Banquet
Saturday Evening
The Oregon State Junior Chamber
has appealed to local residents in­
terested in this type ot organization
to contact either Jack Shields, 617
S. E. Main, Portland, or Paul A. Lee, '
State President, 1855 Earle St.. Klam­
ath Falls, Oregon. School superin­
tendents have been contacted and
ministers are. requested to co-operate.1
Oregon Jaycee
Seeks Local Entree
Royal Neighbors
Convention Held
Here Yesterday
RECAPS
The members of the newly formed
Soroptimist Club will hold their or­
The Oregon State Junior Chamber
ganization banquet next Saturday
of Commerce in an effort to expand
night. At this time they will receive
their state-wide organization, 1« ap­
their charter and install officer». Re­
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bekahs will serve the dinner.
session was the introduction of the pealing to young men between the
lodge's candidate for Victory Girl at ages>f 21 to 40 years interestd in civic
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCBBN
the July Fourth celebration, Miss activity to give thought to the for-
Two Special Communications
| mation ot such a group here.
1 will not be responsible from this Janet. Lewis.
?ate.’
17'
for bills con­
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The
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Chadwick
Lodge Are Scheduled
Many local memebrs, who are em­
tracted by anyone other than myself.
i is strictly a young men’s civic orjfani-
ployed
during
the
day,
were
in
at
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Leut.
Leonard
Farr is coming
Robert Orville Waterman,
Coquille, ¿>re.
tendance at the banquet served by the ' zation, primarily devoted to civ.lc bet- down from Camp Adair at Corvallis,
ladies of the Rebekah lodge in the i terment for the community, and this coming Saturday and a special
dining room, where the table decora­ leadership training for its members. communication of, Chadwick Lodge.
tions were outstanding with red. Started 24 years ago, the U. S. Jr. A. F. & A. M., is to be held at nine
white and blue streamers, candies i Chamber of Commerce now embraces o’clock that evening to confer the
' some 850 local group« throughout the
and flags. At the public evening ses­
E. A. degree on him. He expected
sion the beauty of the decorations qountry. And in apite of enlistment to receive it last Saturday evening
was further beautified by the formals and draft, is still a growing organiza­ I but his leave was cancelled at the
which all the ladies who took part tion. Roughly, one-third or 60,000 last moment.
-
,
young men out of their entire mem­
in the work wore.
I Another special communication of I
Very interesting talks were made bership of 180,000 are new in the > the lodge is to be held“ next Tuesday,
by Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Montgomery armed force*. with many more sub-
*• June 22, at 8:00 o’clock, when the
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and a musical program added to the
M. M. degree will be conferred.
pleasure of the evening. This in­
cluded several violin selections by
TRY OUR COMPLETE
the quartet instructed by Miss Dae; (
songs by Kareen Barklow, Martel
Roper and Peggy Kinchloe; a solo <
by Martina Kinchloe, and accordion
selections by Miss Inez Rover and
- ON SUNDAY AT
And Other Household Necessities for the Duration that
Mrs. Pearl Ellingsen.
will rust, warp, or rot away; that is hardly patriotic. Put
This well conducted and interesting
them in circulation. We recondition and redistribute.
convention came to an end late in the I
11.00 PER PLATE
Uncle Sam sets what we pay and sell some article for; on
evening with a lunch served by the ,
others the price goes slowly up.
ladies of the Coquille Royal Neigh- |
Items most
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a called for now are:
bors lodge.
; Southern Fried
Chicken Dinners
NEW TIRES
We are equipped to handle any size tires for
Recaps and if you are eligible for New Tires—
We hare ample stocks of tough, safe-riding,
pre-war quality Silvertowns. Even in the
popular 6.00-16 size! Bring your certificate
to us today. If you haven't one, let us inspect
your tires. If they can't be recapped, we'll
help you with an application for new tires.
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Don’t Hoard Furniture, Stoves
TOWN CAFE
Quotas For Red
Cross Production
ENAMELOID
Gregg Hardware
321 W. Front St Phone «8
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• BEDS, New Type
• SPRINGS
• MATTRESSES
• LINOLEUMS
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The Coos County Chapter of the I i
American Red Cross, which means I
all of us in Coos county, has accepted
a quota to fill in the coming weeks.
Before starting on this new quota
it is essential that we complete the
garments now on hand, which* con­
sist of 15 child’s rompers. Also we
need some one to make buttonholes
at this time.
Those who now have garments are
asked to Complete them and turn
them ii) to Mrs. Gano as they are to
be shipped very soon. Anyone de­
siring to make buttqQholes will also
contact Mrs. Gano.
Our new quota, which we will re­
ceive as soon as the present one is
completed, consists of the following
100 bed pan covers, 300 bedside bags,
400 comfort kits, 400 “housewives,”
100 pairs bedside slippers, 100 pairs
knitted bed socks.
Coos Chapter has not only agreed
to make these articles but is paying
for the material. Due to the in­
crease in the number of hospitals in
the camps of all branches of the
armed services, hospital supplies will
be in ever growing demand.
It is hoped that Coquille will do its
part in completing each quota as re­
ceived. Due to the shortage of
needles and safety pins and with the
desire to make the funds reach the
other needed supplies, the plan is to
aak everyone to donate large-eyed
needles and safety pins. If eveqr one
would turn in a few we will have no
trouble in supplying these articles for
the “housewives."
Other contents
will be purchased wholesale from the
Chapter funds.
Boxes will be placed in the down
town shops where you may drop
your pins and needles. The number
needed to fill the 400 “housewives” is
1600 safety pins and 800 large-eyed
needles. - Let us see how quickly we
can collect our share.
“I am sure we will find our new
quota much more interesting to
work on than the rompers and that
the realization that we are doing
something for the comfort of our
boys will give us a feeling of whole­
hearted enthusiasm,” says Mrs. Gano.
“Let us keep up our part of the
production work of the Coos County
Chapter of the American Red Cross.”
You don’t have to turn in old rec­
ords to buy new one« at Norton’«,
but we aak you to help us buy new
stock by turning in your old scrap
records! We pay 3c each for all (ex­
cept laminated and Edison),
member, Norton’s for records!
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•RANGES
• FURNITURE SETS
• DISHES
BROOKS
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UphoneH9Lre
340 W. Front, Coquille, Tel. 270
Broadway at Curtis, Marshfield, Tel. 652
SAFEWAY!|
'HamemakeM’ (juùU
New te Seva Hate ead Meaey tee
Safeway advertised price* are good
from Tuesday through Saturday
each week. You can avoid tiresome
Saturday shopping and save money
too by «hopping at Safeway early
- :
in the week.
Arend the table
with e paid ef neat
It’s quite s trick to make a pound of
meat go all around the table and
satisfy all the appetites. The secret
is to use the -meat in tiny pieces, so
that the flavor to distributed. Nu­
tritionally, it’s sound practice and
one we can well afford to adopt
these days.
CHOP SUIT — Cut meat into tiny
pieces, brown in hot fat, add
sliced celery, onions, shredded cab- '
bage (in lieu of bean sprouts), and
seasonings to taste. Add a little
water, cover pan and simmer for 15
minute« or until vegetables are ten­
der. Thicken the broth slightly with
flour or cornstarch. Serve over
steaming, fluffy rice.
RUSSIAN SHAT RAILS— Mix together
a pound of ground meat, 4 or 5
boiled, chopped potatoes, 1 grated
onion, and «alt and pepper. Fan*
into small balls and brown in hot
fat.- Add a little milk or water,
cevar pan and simmer gently for 15
minutes. Thicken pen liquor with
flour and serve over meat balls.
NOaPU MLIOHT—Saute small pieces
of meat and mix with cooked
noodles cooked green beans or okra,
and wedges of fresh tomato. Pour in
greased casserole and bake in mod­
erate oven (350° F.) for 15 minutes
or until heated through and flavors
are blended.
MtAT Pit — Dice a pound of meat
and prepare a« for stew, using sev­
eral vegetables cut in uniform pieces.
Thicken gravy slightly and pour
■tew into greased casserole. Cover
top with pastry or with mashed po­
tato or corn-meal crust. Bake in
moderately hot oven (400° F.) for 20
minutes or until well browned.
VARY SUMMIR SATIN*
WITH SALAD*
Timely tip« for easy ways to prepare
“H Dozen Plates of Hearty Salads”
are given in Julia Lee Wright’s
article in this week’s Family Circle.
Get your copy fret at Safeway^ A
new issue out every Tuesday.
Safeway
Homemakers’ Barta»
JULIA LES WRIGHT, D itmim
CANTALOUPES 36 Jumbos
TOMATOES Fancy, firm, ripe
LEMONS Sunkist .... ...... .
PLUMS California Beauty
WHITE WAX ONIONS . California, Bermuda type
APPLES. Fancy Winesaps ................................. ,......_..
SPINACH Fresh & Crisp
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lb. 14c
lb. llHc
lb. 23c .
lb. 6%c
..... lb. 18c
...... lb. 5c ;
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* Slue Stamp Values
Hon-Rationed tups -
Point Value
Blue Rose Rice
4 Vegetable Soap, Campbell 14c
2 Tomato Jce., Sun Dawn No. 2 10c
9 Tomato Jce. Ch’vy Ch. No. 10 42c
4 Grpfruit Jce. Tex-Zest 44 ox 31c
12 Veg-All, Larsen’s 16 ox 2 for 27c
14 White Cqrn, Cntry H No. 2 2/29c
24 Tomatoes Stand. No. 2*4 can 14c
8 Hot Sauce, Vai Vita 8 ox. can 5c
16 Sweet Peas, Libby No. 2 can 16c
16 Peas, Gardenside No. 2 can 2/25c
10 Ketchup, Heinz 14 ox. bottle 19c
5 lb. package 44c
Soup Mix, Minute Man, package 9c
Sauerkraut, Goldsmith’s qt. jar 17c
Crabmeat, Tillamook No. % flat 41c
Dried Prunes, *
Chinese Noodles,
4 lb. package 50c
14 ox. pkg. 14c
Pancake Flour, Sperry 48 ox pk. 28c
Pancake Flour, Suzanna 40 ox. 15c
Flour, Kitchen Craft, 49 lb sk $1.97
Miscellaneous Values
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REGULAR PICNICS
PORK LIVER
PORK ROAST
/shoulder), eenter
PORK CHOPS
•,b 36c
,b- 25c
cut ,b- 35c
•in. 42c
A GRADE LAMB SPECIAL
39c
45c
Lamb Shoulder Steak lb; 39c
Rib Chops
lb.
Save waste fats in your kitchen today
—they’ll be on the firing line in just
three week«’ time!
BREAD Julia Lee Wright's
1 */j lb loaf ’.....•................... 13c
MAYONNAISE Nu Made
pint jar ...............................27c
SHORTENING Royal Satin
(15 pt. red)
3 lbs........ 64c
COFFE Edwards whole roast
Lb. bag ....:...................... . 27c
OATS Morning Glory reg.
Quick, Lge. pkg.............. 24c
OXYDOL SOAP 24 ox. pkg. 23c
LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 reg. bars 20c
Jels-Rite Pectin 3 8-ox pkgs 29c
Parowax Jelly Seal 2 1-lb pk* 25c