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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1946)
im lU M L U L M VALLEY SENTINEL, C O Q VÍLU t. O U U O N . Coquille Soropfimisls Entertain Guests T H U R S D A Y , M A R C H 21, 1M «. Portland Will Give Teachers' Dance the Portland grade teachers and Port land high school teachers’ association teachers from a ll over the state w el- I The crimes that are now being Coqupille Soroptimiits entertained«^ in Portland. The dance w ill ; committed by man against man cry The convention dance Is sponsored guests from North Bend, Coos Bay by the Portland Retail Trade bureau be held Thursday evening, March 28, i aIoud not fo r vengeance,' but for a and local women at an evening of Coquille teachers attending the which seeks in this way to make J *n the Masonic Temple, Portland complete change in our relationship dinner and cards on Friday, March 43rd annual convention of the Ore ■ one w ith another—George Lansbury 15th, at the Coquille Hotel. gon State Teachers’ association in A ttractive decorations using the St. , Portland March 28 and 29, w ill be Patrick’s day m otif were used by the The Pins and Needles 4-H sewing entertained w ith a special convention committee in charge, Wilda Schroe club met March 19 at the home of the dance, a convention banquet and der, chairman; Leta Leslie, Mae Bar leader, Mrs. Marie Haase. Dorothy many luncheons and dinners irr which ton and Ruth A xtell. During dinner, Chormicle, vice president, called the prominent educators w ill appear The hot dog may he aa hmaMo dish — but whoa it b served with Sicks' Select It b fit Leona Bryant led and Zettie Haw- meeting to order. F. L. Bhangle, president of ' the fer • klag! Fer Sicks’ Select, with its hueyaat lightness end smooth Best, makes anv kins acconlpanied the group in sing Committee chairmen gave their re- National Education association,'will taste hotter and gives a lift te the meet jaded appetite. ing. ports.. G irls reported that they have j be one of the principal speakers at One of America's exceptional hears. Sicks' Select b pre Georgianna Vaughan, president of started their projects. the convention banquet on March 28 ferred by those who know Members of the club are Dorothy ; Other speakers w ill include Dr. W illis the local club, welcomed the guests fine beer end enjoy good Sicks’ Q uality and Irene Lundell, Coos Bay Sorop- Chormicle, Nellie Chormicle, Mae • Sutton, prominent education and lec- living. Dean Green, Ruth Keeney, Mary Ann ’ turer, of Atlanta, Georgia, and Mrs. ‘Product tim iet president, responded. The evening's prize fe ll to the lot Roberts, Nora Pingleton, Caroline | Beulah Walker, president of the NBA * of Arlene Athey. Doris Mintonye of McNeel, Bonnie Waterman, Betty St. department of classroom teachers, of SICKS’ SEATTLE BREWIKI . t l . ¡Dallas, Texas. Coquille received the prize fo r high C1~5* & MALTING CO. The m ajority of the meeting tim e, L . score in Chinese checkers, and Mrs «lira III« A k. 6. Sick, Fra. ' The ProSTsm for the banquet has Lodgsdon, Coquille, won low . In . was spent _ sewing. ___________ ¡been drawn up by committees from contract rummy, Ellen Rudnas w a g lZ IN U __ a. kl high; Mrs. Dragoo, low IV. «-'• H O O tO R N O W Bridge prizes went to Helen fioane, i R p h i r n i n n Q in in r high, and Ellen Edna Nasburg. low. | ^ r U m i n g I 0 O TO reS Forty women were present, of Kenneth D. Hooton, fireman, firs t which 26 were guests. class, Coquille, Ore., Is returning to the States aboard the destroyer es- ! Help T h e m Cleanse th e Blood c w t Bari K. Olsen, flagship of a de of H a rm fu l Body Waste r Your kidney, tr» eonatantlv fillerln, stroyer escort division. He is ex- ; w sst» mattar latter from the blood .traam JBut kid ney, ionwtlnws pected to arrive on the East Coast in their work—-do not u t as Nature in ’ad—fill to re- late this month. move Impurities thaï ratained, may the ■ ' He is a "plank owner,” having - î s s ï s a à a s a S i f t a î t served aboard the ship since its com- j missioning at Tampa, Fla., in A p r il,; setting up nighte, awaiting, puffineea 1944. He saw action in convoy in the anxiety Other Atlantic. Later the ship was or- j r-------rigox of kidney or hi« order are sometimes burning, i____ , „ dered to the Pacific where she a r-j too frequent urination. There ahouid be ba nod no doubt that prompt ------- ahouid The Coquille Electric company rived at Eniwetok atoll the day hos- . treatment la wiaer vUer than neglect. Uia after a complete remodeling job on tilitlee ceased. Pacific ports of c a ll' a Tifla. D Ooon o a n 't a U , , u bean w u i w in n in g have naw frieuda for more than forty year,. their store and shop on Front street Included U llthl, Leyte, Manila and They have a nation-wide reputation. Are recommended by grateful people the have announced their opening show Tokyo. | ooontry over. A i t tour m itk b o rl , of new 1946 electrical equipment for Upon arrival the Olsen w ill b e ! Saturday, March 23rd, all day. placed in the reserve fleet, The store has been completely re decorated and painted in matching tones of green A new floor has been added which is red. New counters, Chief of Police R. H. Creager is in shelves and display cases have been put up. A modern, up-to-date office vestigating a series of petty thefts. Recent robberies include theft of a has been installed. The service department is also un $150 tool box from the Craig Perrott dergoing changes and Improvements. auto; 200 pounds of potatoes from the S A l'l Evan Aiborn has been busy secur rear of the George L a in ' home; fru it ing new appliances and equipment, from the J, T, Harding home; skates and says that he w ill have the largest from the Frank DeCosta auto; and display of electrical merchandise to sacks from the LeRoy Rice residence. be shown In one store in Coos county »IVE since 1941.- Many new lines have The "going _________ to the over” , you give your home each spring can been added to his regular franchised be a much sim p le r-----„ zvru year cllIxaL IW,p enlist at appliances and w ill be continued, Mr. task thia if you help a t RED CROSS Aiborn stated. bafeway. Select from our wide assortm ent of soaps, Pins and Needles Club Hold Meeting tfZFfi APPtTITtS A U fT n* Watch Your Kidneys/ H led Coquille Electric Sets Opening Show Of Many Appliances Chief Investigates D oans P ills Recruit ettnrfáfp for Spring Cleaning . . . a t SAFEWAY f Sentinel Classified Ads w ill sell it. INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX REPORTS MADE OUT Bernice Molthu Phone 280J A fter 6 P. M. 800 N orth W illard Sewer Line Stops At Front St. Corner C ity workmen were busy Saturday, j Sunday and Monday as they worked on the sewer line on Front and W ii- j lard street which had plugged up i from some unknown cause.' I t is be- > Ueved that an old part of the f ill mak- ) ing up the street caved In and caused J a piece of the main line to break in. ■ The room-at-a-time method of spring • housecleaning leaves most o f the house livable during housecleaning and it helps get rid o f lots of clutter. I like to do a room a week, then the whole job isn’t so Qfing and seems much easier, M IS t'i MY CLIAN-UF SH O rriN O LIST Correction; Inadvertently the wage scale an nounced for the carpenters' union of this area appeared a t $1.15 per hour when It should have read $1.55 per hour which is the price granted by , the government fo r such w ork by ¡unjop DANCE cleaners, bleaches, brushes and other house-cleaning aids. Get the right "assistants” to do the job efficiently and you II be surprised how much less work there will be. ' Now to Make Spring Housccieaning Easier Packaged Soap for all soap-and-water job*. Vinegar (or removing grease and smoke smudges. (Use «4 cup vinegar to 1 cup water, M ake a small amount and replenish as needed). Scouring Powder tor ail stubborn a j J ■ • l I ■ J ! J Window Cleaner tor windows, mir rors and glass surfaces, Liquid Wax for linoleum and wood- work, Paste Wax for hardwood floors. Furniture Cleaner and Polish. Laundry Bleach to get things snowy white and to disinfect, Starch and Dyes to freshen curtains. Wallpaper C l iner for wallpapers and nonwashable window shades. Brooms, Brushes and Dustdoths. Paper Towels for window cleaning and to wipe bp spills. Upholstery Cleaner tor upholstery, rugs and nonwashable draperies. Ammonia for cleaning brass work. Silver Polish for cleaning stiver and chromium. Special Cleaning Agent for sluggish pipes. Babbi» Lye 1S^. 9c For Hard Cleaning Job» Saniflush 10c Drano 19c Open» draina. Steel W e a l 5c P it Bagar Baavar, 2 , w 15c Kurly Kate. Household M op Select Brooms $1.00 Sturdy binding, long mating. W h ite M agic Bleach Cleans, Disinfects 1®* Vx Gölten 17* Rice Krispies 5ä T 12c 100% Bran NstbUco. For breakfaat. Albera Peacock. Instant Postum a-onpa«. 24c »<«.,*, 42c Hershey's C ocoa M !b 10c C a n te rb u ry Tea 13c 36c Baking C h ocolate H.rah.r — n-m. pkg. 13c Large Lima Beans £ £ 25c Mb. 60c No. 1 Large W alnuts o««on-_n,. pkg. 42c D ried Prunes » 27c 49c Spaghetti and M acaroni 3.Ib 23c __ Fancy Tom ato Juice ' 21 e A _ -—i A. x su Ta Y a . . I'U. NEVÍR K ABLE TO i ERVE A Piece OF MEAT WITH peace o f mino AO a in i EGGS Grade A Medium Size Per Lowest Dozen M arket Price Large Size Per Lowest Dozen M arket — r r Price i IT'S CetTlNG TO W A MASlT- TOUCH m e a t - TOUGH P R O e tE M -lM my w r f $ eno ! lb. 45< lb. 35< e n d S e tu r d e y F ta ta r o g Strictly Frosh h.. Ann 6 G ra d . SPRINGTIMF p p n n n r t P^Q8LGkf AfM>£ £ASy / 1 tiY u e A 1 » Beef POT ROAST Honey brand, lb. 390 Minute Man. . ’ * ’• ba« O 3 C *? • . . O ra d a s Beef Short Ribs A and B F re sh Ground Beef D a lly _ ,v l,1 SiSK Pork Sausage C as in g T y p e WianArc wieners a . c . Type a Type S Luncheon Loaves Assorted L e g h o rn » — Fresh Fowl D r ea s ed O ra d e Sliced Halibut Chinook Salmon, sliced Rock Cod, filets Soup Mixes Grapefruit Juice —, , A u n t S ue's Spiced Lunch Meat Kellogg Fep A s Extro So/nroy S tn r d Per eon 29c Dinctir - 5* lb. pkg. 19* 3 cakes 20* TOILET SOAP 2 Palmolive Bath Size “ ■ cake* 19* Soil O ff Efficient paint cleaner quart 60* Vano'SX” 29* ’A gal. 53* Dry Cleaner 1 gallon 63* M (A TS C U AR AH HtD TO P l£ P $ { Buckwheat Fir. io-». oc_ C o q u ille C om m unity Labor S aver 39c Kl».n Kwlk, completa Kallogg-a Be sure to follow the directions given on the product, and experiment a bit en an inconspicuous spot if you’re uncertain as to how to Use it. This way you’ll develop the right tech nique. Sunbrite Cleanser Laborlite R eou,o Pkg.) r (Blue q u a rt Fot Cleaners CAUTION I I I The Homemakers Bureau M u s ic by Johnny D ayto n Other Nette Needs •pots. SATURDAY MARCH 23 B uilding Seeps end Cteeeers Hot House Rhubarb Ripe Pears Sunkist Lemons Carrots Cauliflower Cucumbers Blade 25< Fresh SMELT From the Columbia
