The Coquille Valley sentinel., September 12, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

This Is Our
KAife Hospital Notes
Consistent
Wm. Carlton waa recaivcd at the
hoapita! last Saturday and la receiv­
ing treatment for a fractured skull.
He was (truck on the head by a sledge
hammer, when the handle broke, near
Bandon, where he and others were
getting out timbers for the Rogue
river bridge.
L. Anderson, Coquille, last Thurs­
day, and P. Lundy, of Langlois, on
Friday, underwent major operations.
John Noah, son of Lloyd Noah of
Coquille, was taken to the hospital
Saturday to have a fractured bone in
one arm sot. He suffered the break
while playihg on the teeter at the
Washington school building.
G. E. Gibson, of Myrtle Point, is
receiving treatment for his eye, hav­
ing been struck by a rivet which he
was cutting in a garage there.
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Fitting
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Lose A
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Sale Than
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Leathers.
Childrens Sturdy School Shoes 98c «$1.95
Geo. Unsoeld
Dry Good» and Ladin»' Fumuhing»
Grimes Bldg.
Shoulder Pot Roast, per lb.
Plate Bóil, per lb..................
Brisket, per lb.......................
Shoulder Round .................
Rib Steak, per lb. ...........
Loin Steak, per lb..............
Shoulder Veal Roasts, lb.
Shoulder Steak, lb.
Breast, per lb. ..
Smoked Hams, l/2 or who,e
This is headquarters for Dressed Hens
and Fryers, also all kinds of Luncheon
Meats.
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