PAG«
Mrs. Charles
For Eight Days
t and Mrs. Charles Mul
key have arrived from Fresno, Cali
fornia, where the lieutenant has been
receiving final instruction in Night
Fighter training. He flies the much-
publicized Black Widow plape. He
is the son of Mrs. Martha Mulkey
and brother of Mrs. Don Farr.
Mrs. Mulkey is the former Mar
jorie Hardenbrook, of Coquille, whose
parents resided here about five years
ago and whose grandfather, S. S.
Hardenbrook, still lives here. They
plan to be here about eight days..
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MXI’JSJXXSSiCoquille Unit
Cross
Notes
I
,
Men Sent For Exams
And 11 Inductees
...
States 'for treatment and Goodlowe | | Coquille
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Red - Cross
will meet Fri-
was sent to the Philippines. Good
1 day, March 2, from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m.
lowe was in the service about seven
in Guild hall. Although the large
years before Glen entered and
freight shipment of outing flannel has
been a great help to*him.
' not yet arrived, scuff slippers and a
few regular kit bags will be available
Donald Bogs Awarded
for work; also pastel outing flannel
Bronze Star Medal
squares for baby quilts and a small
Mrs. Pansy Roas, of this city, to in amount of yarn for sox and other
receipt of a letter from Major-Gen. small knitting jobs can be supplied,
W. G. Weaver in Europe that he had says Mrs. Wm. Candlin, knitting
just awarded a Bronze Star Medal I chairman.
At the general work table, Mrs. C.
to her son, Tech. 4th Grade Donald
of hto
heroic 'L- Tuttle will provide wool squares,
a. Ross, because ........
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! achievements on the field of battle, button to sew on pajamas, etc..
The Unit expresses thanks to Mes-
¡somewhere in Europe. The particu
' dames Ida Owen and Mattoon for
lar battle was nbt specified.
j donations of buttons and outing
i flannel scraps.
Coquille Boys Meet In
i Visitors were Mrs. Alton Dungey,
Atlantic, Then In Pacifie
who returned finished work and took
Coproral Robert McCarthy left out more for the Dorcas Society of the
about two weeks
ago
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- for
— an • over- Church of Christ; also Mrs. J. F.
seas station and has written that he • Howard, of McKinley Red Cross and
.
to
Marianas- WhUe.Mn, Hilda Durrell of Sitkum group,
in the Caribbean area he met Lieut.]—
*— also
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—... sew
who
returned
and received
Jim Robinson and was surprised al ing. Nice work is being done by
most past belief to find him 4n the these groups and their help is much
Marianas when he arrived there.
appreciated.
In the absence of Mrs. Tuttle, the
Army Unit Of Former Coquille work table was supervised by Mrs.
Boy Receives Citation
F. M. Shaw and, because of Mrs. E.
The following from the Democrat- D. McCune’s absence, cutting was
Herald of Albany, Ore., refers to a done by Mrs. S. S. Hardenbrook, as
family who lived in or near Coquille sisted by Mesdames K. P. Lawrence,
for several years when Geo, Zinser- E. Avery and J. R. Copeland.
Workers having completed sewing
ling was a mechanic at the Smith
plant. The young man, Sgt. David or knitting in their homes are asked
A. Zinserling, was a graduate of Co to please return same on Friday.
quille High six years ago and was Workers are also reminded to bring
also employed at the plant here fqr own scissors.
On February 20 and 21, the fol
lowing men were ordered to report
for their pre-induction physical ex
amination. Most of those listed were
examined at the Portland Induction
Station:
31.06.
Calling
Edwin
Dalton D.
Myrtle Point.
Mark C. Garoutte, Bandon.
Keith W. Conlee, Coquille.
Frederick E. Boren, Coquille.
Shirley E. Bargelt, Myrtle Point
Charles F. Day, Baltimore, Md.
Benjamin F. Barton, Coquille.
Now! Science Can
Help Women Over
30 Look Younger
Doctors with «:
women with estr
found that these
unique faculty o
through the ¿in
develop new cell*
stimulating the circulation in the eater
•kin layers.
Local Bank Changes Hands
Eldon F. Brodie, Myrtle Point.
Dave Adams, of the local bank,
Dale E. Ohlsen, Myrtle Point.
announces that the controlling inter
Ted T. Kirsch, Myrtle Point.
est has just been purchased by Je
Thomas J. Stinnett, Sitkum.
rome Ross of Chicago. Mr. Rosa
Paint and Powder Will Mai
Donald G. McEnlrey, North Bend. has leased the large stucco house
Hida an Ageing Skin
Carl A. Lorenz, Bandon.
just north of the Adams’ residence as
There is no amount of makeup or
Fred H. Clinton, Bandon.
a home for his family which is due
inetic deceit that
oi beaut]
Charles Phillip Sieck, Medford.
to arrive today. Hear the story of
Kenneth Hooton Home Few
make it
Herman ’A. Ellingsen, Eugene.
their arrival in the Junior Play,
is a new
Days After Finishing Boot Camp
tains
30J
Nolan J. Finley, Bandon.
“Cross My Heart," at the High School
llormom
Kenneth Hooton, who had just fin
Lawrence W. Bracelin, Coquille.
Gym on Thursday evening, March 1,
lionary I
ished the Navy boot camp at Farra
according to directions, it help« to re-
Harry J. Jensen, Coquille.
at 8:00 o’clock.
*t<re the youthful quality of firm,
gut, Idaho, came in last Thursday
Earl L. Edgmdb, Klamath Falls.
»mcoth loveline»» to the skin. that might
evening for a aix-dsy visit with his
be f m :r loit. Try OVEFNOL. Only
Clifton Vernon Davidson, Lebanon.
All sizes of Diamond Rings at
S2 9a (piu» lax) for 30 days’ supply.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hooton,
Noraj Kenneth Simmons, Bow- Schroeder’s Jewelry Store.
and family and other relatives and
BARROW DRUG CO.
mont, Idaho.
friends. He is to return to Farragut
Arthur E. Olson, San Francisco.
r
at the end of his leave for assignment
John F. Jensen, Astoria.
to duty.
18 months guarantee
Elton M. Schmidt, Los Angeles.
Frank Prosser, Grants Pass.
Glen Goaline Home A Few
Clyde E. Bartlett, Coquille.
Weeks From Hawaiian Islands
Sam A. FUlts, Coquille.
Herbert E. Sanders, Coquille.
Yeoman 3/c Glen Gosline has re
exchange
William A. Sherwood, Coquille.
turned from the Hawaiian Islands af
•Oliver M. Sharp, Coquille. .
ter a'year of service there with the
It’s o supar-powared battery
Charles F. Coyne, Bandon.
Seabees, and is spending * sick leave
mod« with non-overflow vent
Craig
E.
Heath,
Remote.
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
plugs and perfectly balanced "Oxl-Vlte" plates.
Clifford Crump, Weott, Calif.
F. Gosline, before reporting to the
W Hate, N* I Cm Fits
II H«te Na 1C Cm Fit»
Robert E. Davis, Ruby Valley, Nev.
Balboa-Clark Hospital in San Diego,
Robert
Houghton,
Coquille.
March 21, for further treatment.
On February 20, the following men
were forwarded to Ft. Lewis, Wash
ington, for induction into the Armed
Forces by Coos County Local Board,
• HARRY M. JOHNSON, Prop.,—Authorized Dealer
No. 2, Coquille:
Elbert
O.
Eichler,
Marshfield.
Official O.P.A. Tire Inspector
some time. When he lived 'here nF
Diamond W. Martin, Scottsburg, Or
' was known as Allen ZiAMrilng:
Get a good book at Norton’s Rental
156 South Taylor, Coquille
George G. Clark, Powers.
Library.
Mr. and Mrs. George Zinserling,
'R.F.D. No. 3, Albany, are in receipt
of a citation issued to the entire 591st
l field artillery battalion for its ex
emplary service during the period
'from December 24 to January 9 in
support of the 424th infantry of the
| 106th infantry division in turning
back the Germans driving into Bel
gium. Their son, Sgt. David A.
a world of amazing values... find out how much you save when you
Zinserling, to a member of this field
artillery unit.
buy a/Z your foods at Safeway, week after week and month after month
Thp citation commended hto unit
. . you’ll discover all your favorite brands, naturally fresh produce
| particularly for Its* “audacious with
and guaranteed better tasting meat, too. You’ll discover a money-back
draws! from (its first position) by
moving forward toward the enemy
guarantee on everything you buy, at
front lines in order to make use of
the only open road, and for continu
ous and close support of .....
di
vision from December 24, 1944, to
SMwiiift SkgriMdaftMLsuj
*
January 9, IMS.
Tomato Jaico
"«24c
Sgt. Zinserling enlisted in the army
Kraft tnr&z Chsssg
Canned Sugar Peas V o ’ b 'pt1.*, 7™ 14c
December 8, 1941. the day after
ll-o«.
Pearl Harbor was bombed. He was
Gingerbread Mix
18c
Cut Beans
10c
delicious,
juicy
meats
...
guaranteed
trained at Camp Roberts and was
Gebhardt's
Chili
Pdx.
‘
¿X
15c
Diced
Beets
r««y*
11c
engaged for three years at Ft. Sill,
to please you, regardless of cut or
fnm
«<»«•
<M
Okla., as a field artillery instructor
Leslie's Salt £££ 2^ 15c
14c
. price, or your money back in foil.
vom o. a. cr»«a an.
n <
before going ovgrieas.
Diced
Carrots
“
m
10c
Albers Oats t'X 3 £. 27c
In many respects Sgt. Zinserling's
Spiced Crabapples «W hm 7» 17c
military career parallels that of hto
Nabisco 100% Bran
X'. 17c
father, who was a field artilleryman
Faacy Cherries
40c
Nabisco SkreUed Wheat
lit .
and a field artillery instructor dur
Friskios
Cubes
(for
pets)
£•
22c
ing World Was No. 1 also before
Cudahy's Tang
32c
SUetd—FrMtn
going overseas. The father enlisted
Old Dutch Cleanser
2 •« 15c
B. V. Beef Extract
‘JT 24c
at Oregon City in 1817.
Shinola
Polish
“
KL4
8
*
2 n. 15c
l
Gerber's Baby Foods £££
7c
Lizard Battery
$6.95
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DIMMER
SAFEWAY
DISCOVER
For Lewiew Menu*
Guy Haynes, Back From Europe,
In Army Hospital in Colorado
From Portland comes information
from Mrs. Eleanor Brown that Sgt.
Guy Haynes, son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Haynes who formerly lived in
Coquille but now reside in Eugene, is
back in the United States and is
receiving treatment at a hospital in
Colorado. He had seen active duty
in France, Holland and Belgium, and
is suffering from trench foot.
His brother, Lieut. Earl O. Haynes,
to expected home soon on furlough
from his poet in New Mexico. He
expects before a great while to be
sent overseas as an air pilot.
Marvin Goodman, S 2/e, who is
taking Officers’ Training at Willam
ette University, is enjoying a leave
at his home.
He graduated from
Coquille High in 1M0. HU football
and basketball prowess are common
knowledge in Coquille, as well as
his dramatic viist in Hawaii in De
cember, 1941. Marvin will return to
Salem, Friday, where he will grad
uate in June.
Ed McCarthy has recovered from
his wounds and writes his mother
that he is back in action in Bel
gium. He told of receiving a letter
from Dee Krantz and states that he
expects to see him soon.
(AH. SIZES)
Pull through the tough
est mud. ruts and snow
drifts with a rugged,
hutky tread Just like
those Unde Sam usee
to pull his trucks aiftl
jeeps over sandy
beaches and gummy
tropical swamps.
’’rconoimSu0
Z-
tv
Bob Arnold left Monday for Corpus
Christi, Texas, where he is stationed
' with the Aviation Ground Crew of
the Navy Bob played end on the
football team for Coquille High be
fore his graduation in 1M0. In 1938
. Bob made the All-County team.
Halibut
43*
Fresh Sole
43*
Petra« kind
Fresh Smelt
2 ».25c
Th» mim i cholcwt ■>r»il—N» point.
Spiced Herring
’^43*
Ptttnon'«—Á tatty trsut—No potata
65*
. Fresh Oysters
Dux Granulated Soap
Erp. Milk ^¡^,2 SI 19c
Borden's Hemo
j.m.
59c
Canterbury Tea
u-ts. *»43c
Airway Coffee
n w 3 n 58c
GRADE A, LARGE
GRADE A, MEDIUM
LOWEST MARKET PRICE
Nob Hill Coffee ,» m 2 ,K 4Sc
POLISH SAUSAGE 3 pts lb.
IOLOGNA
2 points
lb.
WIENERS
3 points
lb.
PORK STEAKS 4 points lb.
Oxydol
Granulat rd
SOAP
Çon c « n t r At «1
Super
SUDS
*Î m 23 c
Swan
SOAP
23c
Q
Edwards Coffee ¡
Camay
SOAP
Y m
can <1.p»nd «■ K4-
w»rt«. Quality. Mtndlnc
and roaatlnt ara Hildly
contro«»*. Alwarl GOOD
oo fl a,.
3*££29c
34c
PORK CHOPS 18 points lb.
DISCOVER... really fresh fruits and vege
tables ... selected by experts and rushed from farm
to store, naturally fresh.
New Crop
No Tops to pay for
CARROTS
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YAMS, Louisiana, excellent for baking,
SQUASH, Banana or Hubbard kiln dried,
lb.
SWEET Potatoes, smooth, uniform in size, lb.
RADISHES,
Calif.
Crispy and fresh,
11c
lb.
12c
,b 20c
ONIONS, U. S. No. 1 Yellow Danvers, 3
,b* 16c
GREEN ONIONS, Young and tender,
,b 30c
full white heads,
,b 17c
* Oranges
Calif. Navels
derate
Crate
*6.29
Apples
DELICIOUS lb. |%
Box ....... 84.5S
Ex. Fancy & Fey.
j Younger Set Plana Dances
A group of high school students of
our city are planning a aeries of
dances to honor Miss Eleanor Ross,
who is soon to arrive from Chicago
i with her parents. Young people who
I plan to attend may be seen in the
Junior Play, “Cross My Heart" In
the High School Gym, on Thursday
evening, March 1.
i
CAULIFLOWER,
CELERY
California .
!b. l7c
Broccoli '
Calif, garden fresh