The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003, October 31, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

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    Th Pirate Club girls entertained
with a -delightfal evening pasty last
Friday at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
W. V. Glaisyer on East Third street.
IXancing and playing Michigan were
‘he amusements of the evening. Pritos
for the best Michigan player were won
by Elisabeth Pierce and Harrison
Greer.ough. These who enjoyed the]
•>arty were Misses Betty Glaisyer,
Margaret Paulson, Anae Barton, Elis­
abeth Pierce, Beryl Unaoeld, Carol
Young, Sarah Margaret Nye, Audrey :
Aaeen snd Harrison Greenough, Craig
Parrott. Billie Pooh, David Smith,
Allington Glaisyer, Frederick Fuhr- ;
■an, Herman Ellingeen and Bob Col* ,
her.
COURTI
VINGS - SATISFACTION
SCMUNthlDSWMS
Pale Face Gingerale
3 betties 39c
APPLE CIDER
Sweet Oregon.
Gallon 35c
(bring container)
.
MAX-I-MUM
SYRUP
WEEK
Cello-Fan Candies
you see what
you
buy.
Half 0». pkg. IBe
FIESTA Wafers,
Jumbo sise assorted fla-
vorij Spettai
26c lb
POPCORN
Jolly Time,
new crop. It
Shortening
Magnolia, the quality ingredi­
ents of this shortening make
your cooking more tasty, and
you get more for your money.
3 U m . 45c'.
S lb*. $1.17
P&G
the large bar of
White Naptha.
12 bars 38c
OllionS Yellow Globe. All winter keepers.
20 lbs. 35c
Potatoes
Squash-Pumpkin Hubbard,
and Golden Yellow Pie Pumpkin.
2c lb. |
Turnips New crop, tender. Large bunches. 5c ea. j
Raise Them
You Eat Them"
LOUIS L KNAPP
(Farmer and Dairyman)
Port Orford, Oregon
Republican Nominee for
Joint Representative
State Legislature
transfer