The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003, August 29, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

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    Ready For
School
Peaches, Beans, Italian Prunes, Petite Prunes
are at their best, and our advice is to
CAN NOW!
F
DILLARD MELONS
Watermelons, Cantaloupes and Muskmelons fresh every day
Enjoy them now
'
Vegetables
Vegetables
T’S a simple matter to get that youngster of
yours ready for school and the fall and win­
ter season. Here is the Store of Quality
where Dependable Merchandise is sold at prices
that are appealing.
I
School Shoes
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1ORENZ
Phone
69
Busy Comer Grocery
Free
Delivery
A.
hiropractic i
If you are tired of being sick—
Call 51-R for an appointment
DR. J. F. YOUNG
Mill Wood
Mitchel! ha« been at-
News from Powers
Fairy Daria, Valeria Whitney, Fran­
ce« and Helen Roe, George and Ray
Guerin left Sunday morning for Eck­
ley mountain«. They will visit the
Salmon mountain mine« before re­
turning home.
Mr. and Mm. Nick Perkin« and lit­
tle daughter, Phyllis, of Rossburg,
«pent the week end with the K. G. W.
Perkin« family.
Mr. and Mr«. Ted Myer«, of Coquille
were Myrtle Point vi«itora Sunday.
Mr. and Mr«. W. R. Northup and
children returned Wednesday after­
noon from a trip to Power«, where
they visited Mra. Northup’« parent«,
Mr. and Mra. Dare Carey*
Tom Guerin, of Myrtle Point, wu
a Roseburg visitor Thursday.
Chadwick Lodge No. 68
SEPTIC TANKS
Wo manufacture Septic Tanka for both the
Wholesale and Retail Trade
88x48 inch Tanka, sufficient in size for a family
Other sizes in proportion,
of 6, holding 200 gallons - - 828.50
/
Before ordering see the
COQUILLE MACHINE SHOP
PHONE 44-J
COQUILLE
» Knife Hospital Notes
The small daughters, Ardis and
Lola, of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Weedman,
of Myrtle Point, had their tonsils and
adenoids removed last week.
Probate Court Items
Margaret Carlson, daughter of Wm.
Aug. 22—Sarah Wickham was ap­
Carlaon, of Randolph, was operated on
pointed administratrix of the estate
for removal of tonsils Saturday, Aug.
of Charles M. Wickham. Geo. Moul
ton, John Lawrence and Chas. Webb
Leo Aber, a son of Mr. and Mrs.
were named aa appraisers.
Harry Aber of Fishtrap, underwent
[
Aug. 25—George Roas was appoint­
an appendicitis operation last week.
ed administrator of the estate of
Wesley Brewster, of the Ford Gar­ Rhoda E. Roas. Goo. F. Winchester.
age, was operated on for hernia on Annie Smith and M. R. Jamieson are
Sunday, Aug. 24.
appraisers.
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John Snodgrass entered the hospital
Aug.
26
—
James
Hayea
Hervey
was
last week for treatment.
appointed executor of the estate of
E. R.Iansdy, of Randolph, under- James Campbell Hervey. The estate
is valued at 224,614.««.
Aug. 27—Willie Hopson was ndtnod
as administrator of the estate of
Frank Hopeon, deceased. Felix Kes­
ter, Ben Mathison and Ruth E. Hopson
were appointed appraisers.