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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1928)
¿Ag .„J»*7 PAGE TWO _. >a»w . ’ ■ f jl •»' ■ • f ' r»"*K£ A '.«¿J ~®».% .plS "sC.-i mmm ^777* .^->. ' — ! ■; . ♦A.. ’U- •• ■ ? . : s;. .... ... ,.v Displayed in our main show window this week. Everything shown there is an Oregon Product taken from our regular stock. You will see many of your favorite brands there; but we wonder how many people have thought of the important fact: that they were Oregon Products. - ¡ffc ; ■’ s * ■’■oil ; *■. 'i M ■ ' '■■■ a “ 1 ™ a ’ ......... •• - - _ - IB N of tliat the storm is over and Spring comes again, you will be interested In Seeds. I ■"W X .a S'-' ' ' Our stocks of El JU _ ____ __ __ K?* • *■ J m C f are very complete and we advise you to secure your requirements now while you have variety - to select from. ’»• Authorized Agents: Battle Creek Sanitarium Health Foods ■ • Use them and keep well* 1 ■.>< V Nwceaae»^ Im* -L. ■' ’ Most people know what they want They may not get it at first. Experience is often a bitter teacher. But in the end they get the best—in tires, as in other things. Among the baffling claims of rival manufacturers and the alluring inducements of price cutting, special* discounts,-and “deals,” the judgment of numbers stands out undeniable. It goes straight home: ' . ’ \ * MORE PEOPLE BUY GOODYEAR TIRES THAN 'ANY OTHER KIND _ —-•*—— Lm.« - —• ___________________ __ ______* _ ■ . P hone fOP /r z MYRTLE POINT ITEMS ' Attorney Oakland, G ■ Coquille Service Station | Auto Freight Lines Phone 16 Phone 133 “--------------- • ■ ......................... THE FARMER BOY SAYS: “For lunch supply tip little ones with pure milk—bread and milk always finds favor with them. Ah! Satisfying Milk DRINK MORE MILK * ’ ■ ¿‘"‘J • ¿f" ■— COW BELL D7 INCORPORATED stantial and “nifty X Who were the contractors? Evirett Lafferty and Harvey Meyers We the guilty parties. If you like it ten them. " » Lafayette Waters, U. S. A., hps been in Arago' the last week looking "after the eyes of his many friends and patrons. Mr. Waters just re cently returned from the south where he has been spending a couple of months. ' ■ The population of Arago continues I to grow. The last arrival was a baby •girl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lillie, Everybody reported as doing fine and enjoying the best of summer weather. Jus. Mdllins and Tdrriil Woodward are able to get to Myrtle Point again. They were among the first to brave <he flood. They seem to be quite in tune with the world once more. Several Aragoites will be buying new Fords if they don’t watch out Mr. Sevy will continue to write Banker» Life Insurance during a part of his time during the summer vaca tion. Don’t forget to have him »how you that educational policy. Ellis Lewis, of Powers, was a visi tor at the Clarence Schroeder home last week. Mr. Lewis is a nephew of Mrs. Schroder’s. ■ The Arago school board are calling this week for bids bn the construction of a duplex house for a teacherage. Plans and specifications can be ob tained from J. D. Carl, elerk. ’ Thuraday, April 5, the May Queen and six attendants were eteetod by the student body for the third an nual May Day Ball given by the Wo man’» Club. The ladies requested that the queen be selected from the center class and her attendants from the high school at large, The resudta of the election were that Edna Robin son, a prominent senior, win be crowned Queen of the May at nine o'clock May 2, at Graham’s Hall. She ------ 4 _ . ____ . , . t will be attended by: Frances Nosier, u pecta to be gone at least two years., Ellendale Fish, Maxine Neal, Eleanor Arago can boast a new and Mildred Sash Doors' Trim, Store Front», Fixtures Glass work of all kind» Write for estimate COEN LUMBER CO. Roseburg that it baa made a survey of the ex amination paper» of 1081 competitors in the forest ranger examination held last October and that of the 675 com petitors who had no correspondence taking, 189 passed the examination, while 887 competitors who had taken i a correspondence course in prepara tion for the «xamination, exactly 18 paused. Sixty-nine were noncommit tal ae to training in advance All of these failed Oratorical Coatest April 20 Friday, April 6, elimination try outs in preparation for the county declamation contort were held before the various elabsea. The winner« of 1 these preliminary contests then spoke before the student body Monday, April 9. Those participating in this final try-out were: Phyllis Mc< <rfv. Ednk Robison, Ross Brown, and Har te Call. Coquille High School will be represented at the county content by Edna Robinson and Roas Brown. Miss Robinson's declamation is “The Char- la* Race” from Ben Hur, and M- Browff will deliver “Spsrtacus to th* Gladiators.** The county declamation and oratorical contest will be held at Myrtle Point April 20 at 8 o k —" ■ .............. . New Canes in Circuit Court April 8—State Industrial Accident Commission vs. Wallace C. Pratt April 7—tC. R. Btoyd vs. Rock R ■ Ison Jr. April 9—Betty Salo vs. Henry Salo. Suit for divorce. <• * £ April IS—Claries M. Bonebrake . Chas. Oren Bonebrake. Suit for di- voree. e April It—Beula I. Hoot va. Henry Date Hoot. Suit {or divorce. JUP <hUag earda 100 far M40 ■ + *■
