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letter* and message« oi sympathy,
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perwmal call. and inqulrimamcern-
inc our welfare. Such friendly gee-
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2W Million Pounds OfUsed
Fats Needed This Tear
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can we expect a rapid increase
of Imported oils from the Pacific.
Turmers have responded to the
Ona of the most significant state call to produce more animal and veg
menu mads by a government offi etable fats and oils. Bui wg are still
A Fat Lamb and Wool show is to cial regarding shortages and food
be held in connection with the an difficulties comes from Clinton ¿P. unable to meet wartime demands.
“During the war years we-have
nual Coos County Fair, it was de- Anderson, Secretary
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of Agriculture.
elded at a meeting of the Fair Board Mr Anderson underscores' the fats changed from an importing to an
eporting nation on fats and oils. Our
last weak.
and oils shortage in an appeal to
domestic stocks are at a low ebb and
Plans had been made by the sheep women and has authorized the
our war, industrial and relief needs
men to hold the lamb show some American Fat Salvage Committee to
are at a peak.
time this summer, but these plans ,.i.. hi. message.
“In IMS we need >50,000,000
were abandoned after efforts to raise
In asXing womens help in the fats
pounds of used household fats to
the necessary funds had failed. An and oils shortages, the Secretary of (help fill our existing deficit.
If
appeal was made to the County Court' Agriculture sees increased household J this goal, we will have to further
but that body reported no funds f,t salvage as aid to meeting needs,
curtail the allotments for civilian.
'available for the purpose, it is un- Mr. Anderson says:
deratood.
j, "The scarcity of fats and oils is Industrial and military uses.
“This is an important job for wom
One of the exhibit barns east of QOe of the most serious problems I
en t Homemakers all over the land—
the arena is to be devoted to the confronting ouf<Nation. But it is
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to Cfties, towns and villages, and on
L^b
Wool show, f ■
Unt •horta«e ,whlch »he women of (anM
should save and turn in
PremiU™ "* b*ln* °Kered tor «* America c.'n help to »met.
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¡every
available
drop of used kitchen
various c l a w — of lamb« and fleeces,
“There is little hope of major im- fat It means cash and extra red
and
Mort wiu
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D>ake £
of
prpvement in the domestic supply ration points.
of fats and oils in the near future, I “But above all, it’s a real Wai
Fat Lamb, Wool .
Show At Fair
>held ta
Service women can perfo
themselves and for their o
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See “Spike t-eclie far the
Liability, w other Insurance.
175 So. Hull, in former hospital bide,
phone 5; residence phone ML. * s
Scofield Studio
Hub Building
Coos Buy
Features and Specializes In
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Wedding Photographs
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county, ,
tur— helped relieve our suffering.1
fralr
u „ underMod
helped shorten the lone days and
sheep men of the county have
brought us in closer contact wlthal>o entered enthusiastically into the
oid friends sad brought to light new plan since efforts to have a separate
found friends whom we never know sbow earlier in the summer have
before existed.
failed.
We feel that, in spite of the suf-
The Falr
alao decided to
faring which we endured, that it was hav<
up_town
this year
well worth the price pud to be and the local Rldln< ejub j, to have
given this opportunity of actually charge of the arrangements.
The
learning of the esteem and
parade will be at JfrOO a. m., Satur-
ship that we have acquired through day Sepl , Appropriate prizes for
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wHtinv at
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of this column and by ac- tee
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tual contact in life. We can truth- cntriea wU1
announced uter, lt u
fully state that we figure that we und<rltixxl
have not lived in vain, that in spite,
Horse
alon< wlth a
of our injuries, that the sun
cal amateur and racing program is
much brighter, the songs of birds
up the Urger
the
sound sweeter and the whole world farena pro<ram durtn< the three days
more in tune since we are once (>f
Fair and prUeg Qf $73 M
more allowed to venture forth. And cjo oc and gjj.00 are being offered
all this, in spite of the fact that .
bJ horgeback
team.
Now is the Time to
Select Your Fur Coat
Buy on JLay-Away!
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recent x-ray shows two badly frac- u u assumed that the local riding
tured spine vertebeee, which nec«- dub and the Others throughout the
sitates the wearing of a brace b“‘« !urea> will compete for these prizes,
along the “streemllned
lines of< _MyrtJe Point Herald.
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Dean is a native Oregonian, born
at Coquille, and owns a 1,000-acre
ranch near Burns which is leased to
J. C. Clemens
He got his first
trainer’s license at Vancouver, B. C,
in 1936. Working for various owners
over the years, he trained Club Soda
and Claude K., horses owned by
Craig Tull, and other winners. This
is his second season in business for
himself — a trainer at the Canby
track.
' “Oregon has produced some good
Thoroughbreds,” said Dean, “but it
looks to me as though the Thorough
bred’s day in this state is really just
beginning now."
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State Farm Mutual Insurance Com
pany, who occupley offices jointly
with
Dunn’s Realty,
purchased
through Dunn’s office the beautiful
building site 100 by MS feet, ex
tending from Hoover to Fairview
streets in Coquille Heights Addition
This property, composed of four lots,
is a beautiful wooded'area on which
there is a mineral spring. It wai
purchased from Ed Stelle, former
Coquille bank manager. Mrs. Erick
son, a student of landscape architec
ture, and her husband have already
started landscaping their property.
They plan to first build a garden
house on Fairview street and later to
build their home on Hoover street.
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Nothing will give you such • feeling of luxury,
of being well-dressed for any occasion, as a fur
coat. Here are regal-looking tuxedos and hand
some swagger styles fashioned from good-quality
skins, skillfully worked by expert furriers. See
Penney’s new group of furs and select the one
you’ve always dreamed of ..» at an easy-on-the-
budget price. Purchase it on our Lay-Away Plan
and have it paid for by winter.
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Sablg-Dygd Coney Tgxodo ... 89.50
South American Grey Dyed
Kid ________________
Sable-Dyed Coney________
Leonard-Dyed Coney, Dyed
Mouton Lamb Trimmed -122.00
Natural Antelope Taxed«..-.
Gnv Dyed Ombre South
I American Lamb---------------- 135.00
Beaver-Dyed Mouton Lamb
Tuxedo________________ 135.00
Natural tod Fox___________ 135.00
Townsend Club No. 2 Notes
Townsend Club, No. Two, met with
Mrs. Francis Sherwood on July >6.
It was devlded the Auxiliary will
meet every other Thursday. Alma
Halter received the door prize and
Mae Curtin received the Penny
plus tax
pint tax
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