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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1948)
Dodge To Display New Truck and Mrs. John Menegat and fa m ily. ....................... • « i. f V -’ A rth u r P u lfo rd o f C oquille was a dinner guest at the home o f his p a r ents, M r. and Mrs. R. M . H arrison on Christmas day. ■ ■ o O. D. Roe o f Alsea, Oregon, spent the Christmas holidays at the home of his son and d a u g h te r-in -la w , M r. and Mrs. C. P. Roe; also w ith his grand son and his w ife, M r. and Mrs. M el v in Roe. e C. P. Roe accompanied his father, O. D. Roe, to his home at Alsea, Ore gon, where he spent a couple o f days before returning home. e M r. and Mrs. H a rry Lee of Engle wood visited Sunday w ith M r. and Mrs. Charles Roe and fa m ily. e Christmas day dinner guests at the home o f M r. and Mrs. Meldon C arl were M r. and Mrs. W. E. Cross and Wallace, M r. and Mrs. K eith K rib s and children, M r. and Mrs. J. D. C arl and Herbert. A completely new lin e o f Dodge increased lo a d -ca rryin g capacity. “ Job-Rated trucks comprising 248 F ro n t springs are longer. R adiator basic chassis models ranging from cores have been redesigned to fa c i 4290 to 23,000 pounds gross vehicle lita te better cooling. Exceptional im w eight and up to 40,000 pounds gross provements have been made in fram e tra in w eight was announced today by construction. L. P. V anN ortw ick, D irector o f T ru ck • • Sales o f the Dodge D ivision, C hrysler Corporation. Some models of the new trucks w ill be displayed sta rtin g January 7 by Christmas Day dinner guests o f M r. Steinmetz Motors In Coquille. Mrs. S. C. M c A llis te r were M r. A combination o f massive strength and and Mrs. Shelby M cA lliste r, Scott and sm oothly flo w in g lines is the*key- and and M r. and M rs. Donald note o f stylin g fo r the new trucks. R. T Marc, rig g o f Coos Bay, and M r. and They were designed to combine ap Mrs. o T h . Aasen o f H a ll’s creek. M r. pearance w ith com fort, safety, per and Mrs. Shelby M c A llis te r and sons formance, economy and ease o f hand- remained a t the S. C. M c A llis te r home “ 7 ro th e ir hottie at Coos Bay F rid a y even ro n t axle have been moved back ing. and engines have been moved fo r • w ard to place more o f the gross ve A lb e rt Sachet o f Leneve and John hicle w eight on the fro n t axle and provide better w eight d istrib u tio n . Menegat drove to Medford Saturday The wheelbase fo r conventional mod and returned home that evening w ith els through the 2-ton has been re a purebred b u ll fro m the Jersey farm duced eight inches, w h ile the 2% and o f D elbert Mongold. day evening O. D. Roe was a Wednesda • 3-ton models have been reduced six M r. and Mrs. O. A . M yers of M y rtle dinner guest at the home of M r. and inches. The new1 trucks have been Mrs. M e lvin Roe. engineered so th a t despite the shorter P oint were Saturday evening ca ll e wheelbase, the cab-to-axle d im in - ers a t the home o f -his .mother, Mrs. M r. and Mrs. J. D. C arl drove to sions rem ain p ra c tic a lly unchanged, Ida Myers. Salem F rid a y of last week and were e making it possible to use the same M r. and Mrs. Meldon Carl, Doug guests at the home of th e ir son, Ken length bodies as before. neth. New ease o f handling and d riv in g las and Becky, and M r. and Mrs. J. e has been provided by the shorter D. C arl and H erbert were Christmas M r. and Mrs. C arl drove on to wheelbase and w id e r tread fro n t axle, Eve guests at the home o f M r. and P ortland and there visited at the together w ith cross steering, w hich is Mrs. W. E. Cross of C oquille. home o f his brother, I. W. C arl, and a new feature on a ll conventional cab M r. and Mrs. L . E. B a rklo w and returned home Monday models. The cross steering perm its a • 37-degree tu rn in g angle both rig h t and ” r , “ nd “ rs- Stanley H a lte r were M r. and Mrs. George Gillespie of le ft. Road shock through through the steer- Christmas Day dinner guests of Mrs. the steer Salem were o ve r-n ig h t guests at the ing perm its a 37-degree tu rn in g angle Ida Myers. home of Mr. and Mrs. T y rre ll Wood • both rig h t and left. D rive rs now can M r. and Mrs. S. C. M c A llis te r were ward Friday, re tu rn in g to th e ir home park or back in to alleys o r up to load Saturday. ing p latform s w ith much greater ease. Sunday evening luncheon guests of e and Mrs. T. P. H aberly and Da Road shock through the steering Mr. at George Rider of West Norway, was V -- - Point. M yrtle wheel is greatly reduced by the cross vid a caller Monday at the home o f Jo steering, w hich has the drag lin k M r. and Mrs. George Gillespie of seph Simmons. running p a ra lle l w ith the fro n t axle. a a Standard, de luxe and custom cabs ^ alem c* ue£® F rid a y at the NEW YEAR PARTY SET provide more room, more v is ib ility , j home o i M rs- IdaJMyers. BY ELKS LODGE m o r e « fe ty , and more c o m firt fo r the . R<fV Wa,te r c Radke Qf Bap. A New Year’s Eve party w ill be The seat cushion utilizes a ir in com- lu * <;hu™h C oquille conducted the held fo r a ll Elks and th e ir ladles at the Elks lodge in Coos Bay New bination w ith coil springs to provide “ T Y ear’s Eve, i t was announced this com fort. A hand control allows the ice. Sunday school follow ed w ith an week. attendance of 38. There w ill be serv d riv e r to adjust cushion buoyancy to A n open house w ill be held on ices again next Sunday, preaching at his w eight o r road conditions. Thursday, New Year’s Day. 10:00 a. m. w ith Rev. G . A. G ray in De luxe and custom cabs have w hat s a is termed “ 360-degree vision” through charge and Sunday e school at 11 a. m. R eturn From Paaadena— Mr. and Mrs. increased glass area and installation M r. and Mrs. R. Menegat, Coos Bay, L . H. Hazard returned on Monday o f rear quarter windows. W ind fro m a holiday spent in C alifornia shields and w indow s o f the new M r. and Mrs. Joe Howaniec and Rosa and 'Arizona. On the return trip “ P ilot-H ouse” cabs are higher and lie o f Leneve; Eugene Bosco, Coquille; fro m Paaadena, C alifornia, they were w ider, adding to vision and safety. Vernbn Shields, M y rtle Point, and accompanied by th e ir grandson, Dick D rivers can enter o r leave the con M arion Sachet of Coos Bay were Hazard. ventional cab easily fro m eith e r side Sunday callers at the home of Mr. ............. ........... ..... ............. since the gear s h ift and emergency brake levers have been moved fo r ward to give clear flo o r space from door to door. Dodge has seven d iffe re n t engines to handle the power requirem ents of its new line. Numerous engine im provements have been made. B raking systems are larger and im proved. F ront and rear axles have A t Arqgo CAR CHECKING BEING DONE FROM TIME TO TIME C o q u ille V o lle y Checking o f cars on the downtown streets of C oquille is being done at various times, it was announced to day by Chief Robert Creager. A man power shortage on the local police force keeps a regular man fro m being assigned to this w ork. Last week m any cars were ticketed in an un- announced checkup. • • Vacation Visitors — Mrs. M arguerite Moore o f San Diego who spent C hrist mas at the home of her father, George F. Robison, le ft on Sunday fo r her home. A son, Houston Robison, who attends the U n ive rsity of Chicago was also in C oquille fo r the holiday season, and w ill leave fo r Chicago on Thursday. The fa m ily gathering at the Robison home on Christmas ■day was the firs t tim e in several years th a t the entire fa m ily had been to gether. , X x COQUILLE, OREGON Breaks A rm — Mrs. A. J. Sherwood, who celebrated her 84th b irth d a y on December 7th, had the m isfortune to fa ll and break her arm last week. She is recuperating at her home, e e From College — W alter M cKinney, who attends N orthw est C hristian col lege iir Eugene, is spending the h o li day at his home in Coquille. Thur. Fri. Sat. Coma ini H aar with M Com paral an d a b o u t th e REW r FREE C L IN IC Chandler Hotel Friday, Jan. 2nd Fresh E v e re a d y A . At B- b a t teries fo r a ll h e a rin g aids. L a d y A ssistant W a tch Y o u r K id n e y s / H elp T hem Cleanse th e Blood o f H a rm fu l-B o d y Wasta T e a r IdCseys a n eoostaaUy « ta r ta r * w t e m atter trow the Mood a t m m Bui kidaaya eometimm 1*< ia their work do not act ia N a t a n tatedded— fail to w- move impurities tk a t. If rattigad, may poison tln a y a ta m aad upaat the wkote SymptAma may ba a e n te c backache, paniateot baada A e , attacks of d ll till »c« gattiag up a i(fe a . »wallin». poifcem under tba ty aa —a NaBa» of aerrepa order a n eoaoatlmae boraiag. scanty or naw Irlanda lor They nava » seuntry arar. 4 DOANS PILLS ba In ♦ha po V a d n y , m e r e t h a n aver b e f o r e , ia h n ia n S a m a r lo o d e r ih lp 1» r o t - oe W on gp•• — f i • l a l e d or ftbw i n • n — — y U . a n m or ■ l »r W t s n T.yg»wa n l n n Or n r n e . I f y a a w a n t th e bast a ll ho of f a r a t p ro v a »ha » a p a rla rlry OH I ISLER Sheet M etal Works O F F IC IA L C H A M P IO N S H IP F IG H T FILM S 490 So. H a ll S t. Roxy Theatre Now Toar Valuó»! Orange Juice Full Qí Gold brand Cea 25* Choice Raisins £ Seed- 4-O. 49* Tomatoes 21* Gordonsido Ne. 2V4 i Superior— Cheddor Tomato Juice 55 Par O. « 23’ Sunny Down COCOB Herskey’i Noarithiag food driah lb. boi 2^6 C b o c o la to M a lta d M ilk Ma r . 14c Green Been» Ha. Î ce* | 0 e Lime Bean» Diced Beets •'•«w **• n Shoestring Carrots r«f " • 1 « • Corn Ceettry Haart. Wtata Kanal Ne. T ton Corn Hominy ***/e—WW. nr 6 . W * N *. aa Uh. »*, 2ge Seedless Raisins Seeded Raisins Dried Peaches Dried Apricots Dried Prunes Dried W hite Figs Dried aleck Figs Pitted Dates Fancy Pees *•« Gerdenside Pees Tender Pees Sweet Potatoes Fancy Pumpkin Sauerkraut Tomatoes Vegetables layw-M Ha. m «a 20c Chicken end Noodles i f * — ' * * 29« Spaghetti ftaa<a-4«d«aa ua Chicken Fricassee Hw. •— 83c r4*- 18« ll-aa. pi*. |g e 11« pte. 3 jc Ub Pte. 39c J-'4 ri* 39c A * r * 29« HE rie 29c S n kin g N e e d t , E tc . Swansdown Cake Flour Sottasilk Cake Flour Bisquick Pie Crust M il r«/X-w Buckwheat Flour Buckwheat Flour Pancake Flour Pancake Flour r^ 4 2 e ris 42e *- rie 45« «• r4»- 17c » **3 5 « 37« «-*• ri» 49c A Y * rte 30c SuPurbSOAP DREFT Morvelous Suds Discovery 11- f M- 33e Sno-WHte SALT ©W « r M a a t lo ditad * Hammat Baking P o w d e r C M b a r C o ffe e 35c pifl- 9c Mb.pig. 3 for 25c G ir l io-oi.e*n ge 2-lb. pkg. 3 5 c C a M o n ia L arg o Lim a Beans CeWe«»e Mb. riu- 65c D ry Beans Mb. pig. 3ge s-ib. g9c Fresh whole-bean 45‘ 89* Sm all W k ito Beans Mb.pt«. 4 3e G r e a t N o rth e rn Beans P*«- 29c S leep y H o llo w S y ra p l2-«- hottie 24c Peaches Cosf/e Crazt— H a lr a t or i l i t t Jl/j mr 28 c C a m p b e ll's T o m a to Soap Kitchen C r a ft C h e ra b E v a p o ra te d M ilk FLOUR C an n e d M ilk 3 e*m 29c 2 toll con* 2 5 c brood. Toll eon f 3 e J if f y Loa Paddings K ello g g Rico Krispios *2.30 2S-ft K ello g g 's A ll-B ra n p*9 7c 5 ft-o t.p t«. 14C IS-os.pt«. 22c Raisin B road Gronuloted 24-ec. Kind to hands pkg. * / PK«. S n o -W tlita S a lt B aby Lim a Beans Is '-*• Baking S o d a N o b H ill 18-». Mb. loot 16C We reserve the right to lim it quantities. No Sale» to Dealers. on sau im« mow - 1 >' Be turd o f H U SH PRODUCT Apples R ED *R O M E ÎÊ U Î S Ih. 12 Grapefruit lb, sy2 a t e D'Anjou Pears sü lb. 10 B roceell Locol ly grown IL Full, white heods IM « Dry Onions YeUow, mediums Rutabagas DESCHUTES «15 • Turnips Potatoes U S No Vs lb. w * lb. Peanut Butter **• 29« Peanut Butter «Mor-c4-» 39« Strained Honey r“** ’* • “ • 29c Strained Honey $1.29 Cheese Spread < « * * « • • / « s-«. 27c Cheese Spread t-w. 27c Cheese Spread «w-ori* »—• 2 3 c ' Cheese Spread *"** « » « *• »-«• 23« Breeze Cheese %-»• 34c American Cheese J » * 4 > ^ »1.09 American Cheese l * $1.09 Velveet Cheese » SI-05 h d o Y o e o a h a . E tc . Ib. Cauliflower Tosty. heoithtyl Annaaa Tba Or»» io h n io n S a m a r w oa b a th 1» IV O 3, |a»t tw o y o o r i a tta r Free Id e m M c K in le y w a s a i.a s iln o t e t i- JOE LOWS vs. JERSEY JOE WALCOTT X-CELL BATTERIES S. C . M I T C H E L L o f 305 IO O F B ldg., Pho. 4141, Eugene, is w ith Jam es N . T a ft & Associates o f P o rtla n d w ho h ave been s e rv in g th e h a rd of h e a rin g since 1934. a good name . to remember * • o o AT T N I H lN C S ID f! Cheese M P- FREE BOOK A B O U T H E A R IN G P R O B L E M S U A /t& lA Jan. 8 - 9 — 10 O C HA NG E ONLY ONCE A Yes, here is a powerful "A " Bat tery that lasts far longer and ban ishes nuisance of daily change. This remarkable new Beltone X-Cell Battery keeps hearing aid wide awake with smooth, steady power 70-90 hours of continu ous use. Midget size, economi cal. dependable, convenient. See thh amazing naw "A " B attaryl *& { S. C. Mitchel, an Utterly NEW *'A” BATTERY that Lasts Full Week Without Rotating! W O N ’T BLAST A N D FADE. EASY O N TUBES! © LOWER COST! © SMALLER, LIGHTER! lu /z //4 U /7 Studies Sidewalk The sidewalk in fro n t of the F o l som apartments and the P e rro tt and Sons contracting office was studied last Friday by Councilman George B u rr and C ity Manager John E ile rt- son in company w ith M r. P e rro tt and Secretary Clarence Osika of the Chamber of Commerce. No action was taken on the sidewalk w hich is considered too close to the highway fo r pedestrian safety by a safety committee of the Chamber o f Com merce headed by Am zy Mintonye. • • Holiday V isitors—M i. and Mrs. Julius Ruble have as holiday guests, M r. and 303 I.O .O .F . B L D G . "Mrs. George H artley and daughter, Eugene, O r e .K Judy, and son, Danney, of M urtaugh, Idaho. F re e C lin ic s H e ld a t C o q u ille • s In Medford For Christmas— M r. and H o te l fre q u e n tly . P lease w r ite Mrs. Evan A lborn motored to Med fo r in fo rm a tio n . fo rd to spend Christmas at the home o f Mrs. A1 born’s suster. Mrs. Jessie Minear. AT LAST WEEK I © STEAbY POWER, JANUARY I. 1*48. A#r^ . v F r^5 ebeí ~ Mr« a n d ,?4r! ^ , Chrta‘ *n“ “ Powers— M r. and Mrs. ^nriWR ,> h f^ MW a ivnn i^ .anse ¿ D a lryn‘Ple spent Christmas In and Richard W alker le ft on Sunday Powers at the home o f Mrs. D al- to v is it relatives in San Francisco, rym p ie ’s mother, Mrs. H ira m John- They plan to attend the East-West son. game on New , Year's j _ __________ ________ ______________ # e day. ----- ------ bearing WEARERS: IW Sentinel 4 « Local cree G e rd e n t r e r i N o Fop. to pay to r 15-R> 8 7 « Sock * Be sure o f QUALITY MC ATS Ity Meats—Guaranteed ender or Your Money Back. PorkRoast S lb.55' Smoked Picnics lb. 49* Beef Roast «*”* lb. 65c Mayonnaise «W-ew SmW 9 -*B 5 e " -4 7 c Mayonnaise *• IStt-w. toNk |7 C Red H ill Catsup Ripe Olives f k i — 23« ' — 29c Olives Dill Piales hr 25c K » -b ¿ $ | . 8 J l Sock * n. 9 Be s u re ...s h o p SAFEWAY 1 Stondin« Grado Rib "Good” Comnorciol—Grada lb. 99« S IR L O IN Port Chops lb. 69* B«f Steak Port Steak b. 59* b. 69* b. 59* b. 48* lb. 75* ’'Gommare iol' n65‘ Salmon Steaks Halibut Steaks FNIetof Sole J ara / l O ysters Firn 59*
