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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1930)
'! - ■ __________ I STO Interest and Ours Alemiteing Costs No MorcThan Ordinary Greasing Oregon Full Cream, a rich fine flavor for eating and cooking. This week Max-i-mum pure milk. Evaporated. rich Pound ¡¡Macaroni Rose City Macaroni or Spaghetti, a food that is economical, yet good. Authorized Ford Dealer Phone 25 Coquille, Oregon SOCIAL NOIES QUALITY GURANTEED Tomato Sauce SAVINGS ASSURED Fresh crisp salted or plain soda, our quantity distribu tion makes this price possi ble. Sunblest - Brand, fancy sauce for an added flavor in your cooking. Special purchase price. Matches Favorite Brand. light. Crackers Fancy quality made from fancy whole peanuts and edible oil for the lunch. Buy all you wish at Easy to Pound Tuesday evening a no-host dinner was enjoyed by the member* of the I Senior “500” club at the home of Dr. and Mr*. W. V. Glaiiyer on Ex t Third street. Autumn leaves and dahlia* were used for decoration* throughout the room* where card* were played after the dinner. Prise* went to Mr*. Hazard and Mr. Piero* for highest scores. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. George Chaney, Mr. and Mm. C. C. Evland, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Has* ard, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Folsom, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hess, Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Berg, Mr. and Mr*. Hal W. Pierer, Mr. and Mr*. Edward W. Lorens and Dr. and Mrs. Glaiiyer. Thursday, Oct. 16—Clam chowder, Spanish rice, shredded lettuce salad, Bavarian cream. Friday, Oct. 17—Vegetable soup, scalloped salmon, fruit salad, butter scotch tapioca cream. Wednesday, Oct. 22 — Spaghetti with tomato sauce, cream of pea soup, vegetable «slid, floating island. Thursday, Oct. 23—Scalloped po tatoes. fruit salad, apple compote, cookies. Friday, Oct. 24—Chili Con Came, noodle soup, perfection salad, rice Safety First! Uw Cow Bell Dairy’s Pasteurised Milk and protect your health. , Backache Leg Pains frequanTSiS The ladies begonging to the Ecad- rien club were entertained Monday et luncheon at the home of Mr*. H. C. Gets on .South Beach St. After lunch eon sewing was the diversion for. the following guests: Mesdames W. V. Glaiiyer, Willard Bosserman, Roy Neal, George Johnson, John L. Aasen and W. A. Gilbert. Wednesday afternoon the Women’s Guild of the St. James Episcopsl Church met at the parish house with Mm. H. E. Hess and Mrs. Hal W. Pierce as bootesse*. The fottowfng were present: Mesdames Sarah Wick ham, C. K. Northcott, E. A. Walker, Nels Osmundson, L. H. Hazsrd. George Folsom, Bert Folsom, J. W. Laird. C. J. Fuhrman, Kennett Law rence, W. D. Leaman, W. V. Glais- yer, J. S. Barton, C. D. Walker, Hale B. Eubanks, W. H. Mansell, Louis Chamoski, C. C. Evland, H. A. Young, and Edward W. Lorens. Saturday evening a party of young folk« were entertained by Allington Glaiiyer at the home of hi* parent«, Dr. and Mr*. W. V, GlsUyer, 410 E. Third St. A very enjoyable evening wa» «pent in dancing and playing card«. In, the latter Katherine Jan* Harder and Denton Ellingson receiv ed high score prixe*. A delicious lunch was served to the following: Mines Laura McLeod, Katherine Jane Hassler, Elda Gilman,'Jeanette Pook, Doria Kendall, Grace Ellingsen, Helen Belloni, Frances and Bernice Eggles ton, Betty Glaiiyer and Frank Schram, Eldon Gilman, Ray Detlefeen, Tallant G reenough, Denton Ellingon. Herman Eltingasn, David Smith, Edel Bryant and AUington Glahyer. Red. Mexican Beans, fan cy recleaned beans, new crop. Special. Airway Blend, a quality coffee blended to produce a strong sweet flavor. Pound-- 3 Cocoa, pure rich ground cocoa, a food drihk. .— 25c ..............73c for Numerous See our Window and Floor Disi _ Other Items on Quality Fruits and Vegetables POTATOES quality local Burbank. (They cook whole) CABBAGE local "Hard as a rock” tender, fresh ONIONS yellow Globe. Good keepers LETTUCE large crisp local WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES COQUILLE, OREGON Guffin at her home on Spurgeon Hill. dj Phone 122 [¡¡j Corns All Gone Big and Small Radox Took Them Roots and All
