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THE COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL, COQUILLE. OREGON, PAGE TWO MYRTLE POINT ITEMS 3 Values YOU WA Mr. and Mr*. Thus. Guerin and daughter, Alice, returned Friday from a trip to California. They visited with relative* in Oakland and also visited __ mai * ♦ th« Chat. Guerin family in Loa An gele«. ___ ——‘ .JUftBarleTand Mrs. Max ’^Dement were Coquille visitors Satur- k day. Miss Francis Fernley returned home last week from a several weeks’ visit with friends and relatives at Portland, Salem and Aurpra. __----- Eugene Ramsey is spending his va cation with his sister, Mrs. Hoeman Eugene is making hie home at the Masonic home at Forest Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Woolridge and baby left last week for Eugene, where they will visit for two weeks. Mr. Woolridge is salesman in the HuUng ECONOMY CAPS, SCHRAMM CAPS, MASON CAPS, and Lundy hardware store. KERR WIDE MOUTH AND KERR MASON Br. and Mrs. Edwin Schroeder and son. Milton, left last week for a three JAR LIFTERS, RUBBER WRENCHES FOR MASON JARS ■ peeks’ .visit in California. ECONOMY CLAMPS AND MASON RUBBERS Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Barklow are ■«pending this week with their daugh- JPe Have them | ter, Mrs. BanJcs, in Portland. ( O. E. Mersters, ot Pixley, Califor nia, is visiting home folks for ten weeks. . The Rev. C. C. Hu-let family left last week for Albany where they will make their home. Miss Evelyn will enter Albany college next fall. Their Steel son, William, is already a student there. Miss Kathryn Dunham and Mrs. ! j Clarence Church spent the Fourth I SCISSORS, with Miss Dunham’s relatives on Coos , Worth -etilW River. 65 Orin Hazelton returned home from Klamath Falls, wheft he has been ’ working with his father for some time. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Shorey are en joying a visit from Mre. J. L. Shorey ■nd daughters, Alice and Kathleen, of Woodburn. ' Miss Claudia Parker, who has em ployment at the Porter camp, is on a week’s vacation at her home near Myrtle- Point. Ruby Sargeant, niece of Mrs. Jas. Hobson, died at the Mast and Wilson hospital Sunday, July 1st, of typhoid fever. Mrs. H. C. Schroeder left for her home at Great Falls, Montana, Thurs day after visiting for several weeks hone with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hahderson. fOR PURE Mrs. Gus Bender and daughter, Ask for cash tickets entitling you -iofree Rogers Sil FOOD Dorothy, left Tuesday for Ceres, verware or Save Red Stamps and get the cash discount California, where she wiH visit her sister, Mrs. Lou Linegar. Verne Smith returned to his home at Reedsport after spending several lays visiting at the home of hie mother, Mrs. Wm. Barger. „ Mr*. Lewis Lanere and daughters, Doljy end Lucile, of Eugene, -returned to their hyrnc Friday morning, after that deserv— more sttmition st tending the funend of Ruby Sar- the problem to which It relate« grant. comes more complex is that of pa Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Chambers and ing in such a way as to conserve Miss Helen Samson drove to Rose- greatest amount of space, says Ail burg Wednesday with Mrs. J. E. Wil- Wilson, Secretary of the Coqu bur, who was leaving for her home Branch of Oregon State Motor Ai in Omaha, Nebraska. eition, who further pointe out t Ivan Holmes and Ida Barger were ¡he smaller towns also have their married Monday. They will make luiremente with reference to pa •heir home at Remote, Oregon. ng space. Elaine Thurber, seven-year old "The business districts of b laughter of A. J. Thurber, of Powers, <maM and large communities off« received treatment at the Mast and problem in the matter of park Wilson hospital Sunday morning for «pace that, while not entirely sol THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR FRESH MILK a broken leg received from a fall. ole by a changed attitude, can Miss Barbara Richmond, of Co- ,-endered leas acute and difficult juille, is visiting a few days with he display of courtesy oa the part her cousin«, Aileen and Grayce Bar- he average motorist,” says 11 ker. Mr. and jarenta of INCORPORATED luly Sth. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hilton, who have bee’n spending several month- n Portland, returned to Myrtle Point Saturday. Mr. Hilton will work in Danger from overfeeding Is i camp on Rock creek. aened If the chick« are fed offer Mrs. L. Prey left Wednesday for a little at a time for the first Aurora, Oregon, where she will visit days With her daughter, Mrh. Fred Garrett. Thos. Guerin and wife and daugh ter, Alice, Mias Helen Deyue and Miss Elva Gerald McGraw, of Oak- and, Calif., and Miss Edna McGraw >f Marshfield, left Tuesday foe a few lays’ outing at Diamond Lake. Mr. and Mr*. L. W. Lever, of Ara- To, were visitors in Myrtle Point Tuesday and attended Chautauqua. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Robinett and daughter, Charlotte, left Thursday for Crescent City, Calif., after spend ng a few days tn Myrtle Point. Mr. and Mrs. Chua. Beiths w were Roseburg business visitors Saturday. J. S. Whitaker, well known lumber be pnrtially man of Myrtle .Point, died suddenly if apoplexy Wednesday morning at "h^ Waaley hospital in Marshfield. ' SERVICE SATISFIES ? Phone 69 COMBINATIONS ' > Homegrown H E F F D F ^^98/ Authorized Dealers ttle Creek Health Foods Quality in the Tires You Buy: We sell GOODYEAR ALL- WEATHER TREAD Tires—nothing better at any price. Our price» for QOODYEAR A Right Price for Quality ALL-WEATHER TREADS are low ■no more, and often less, than you are asked to pay for lesser quality tires. the factory us. Why not start today? Phone 133 Special Prices on Building Material usy Comer Grocery COW BELL DAIRY Poultry Notea \ Malicioaa Justice Cartea. I have often been vexed to aee Judge« Impudently making use ol fraud and fnlse ho|>es of pardon and favor to cosen a poor criminal Into a confession of the fact alleged agujnst him. It would become Justice, and ’P ak end Rolund
