The Coquille Valley sentinel., November 14, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

lAIS.H
ICE . SNC
NOW
is the time
OR Winter driving you need
protection of new tires.
to get that fruit cake
ready
for Thanksgiving
Why hesitate when all types of new
Goodyears are selling for so little?
We have all the ingredients ready
for you and they are fresh
Let us look at your old tires
and make you an offer
good / yëai *
Orange and Lemon Peel, Candied Pine
Pathfinders
FULL OVERSIZE
BALLOONS
Citron, Raisins, Currants
BIG OVERSIZE
CORDS
apple, Candied Cherries, Walnuts
Almonds, Filberts, Brazil nuts
30x3'/, CL Cord $ 4.95
29x4.40
$ 5.55
29x4.50
6.30
30x4.50
635
29x5.00
7.95
30x5.00
8.15
31x525
9.75
32x6.00
11.75
33x6.00
12.10
31x4 S.S. Cord
32x4
33x4
32x4 «/2
33x4 U
8.65
9.35
9.95
13.10
HEAVY DUTY
TRUCK TIRES
32x6
36x6
Busy Corner Grocery
$34.10
37.85
Tubes also lower priced
MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
uille Service Station
DUDANT 614
Phone 133
KER’S
Garage
R
SEVELT
Super Service Station
orders were received after the car
had been ordered.
Additional cars of lime will be or-
dered throughout the winter
spring months as fast as sufficient
orders are received at the County
Agent’s office. Agricultural lime is
being used by • larger number of
farmers in Coos county every year
for correcting acidity of the soil and
making conditions be:ter for the
growth of crops, especially legumes
such as alfalfa.
The Right of the Sick
To Get Well
Give Chiropractic a good try once and
you will find out what real Health means
DR. J. F. YOUNG
(or 2nd & Moulton Sts.
(in Mrs. Ida K. Owens house)
News from Powers
SEE THE NEW 1931
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Barker and
daughter, Aileen, spent the week end
in Eugene with Miss Grace Barker,
who ia attending the university.
The Juniors are busy practicing for
the Junior play entitled, “The Nut
Farm,” which they plan to give at
Priced Delivered Here
the Union High School December
12th. Miss Linn ia directing the play
with the assistance of Mies Alverdes.
The cart is as follows:
Andy Newhouse
Willie Barton
Fully Equipped
Lila Lewis
Mrs. Barton
Frank
I.areon
Robert Bent
Eugene Kinnicutt
Ezra Slicomb
Helen Bent - - Delores Davenport
Lois Porterfield
Jean Slicomb
Next door to Coquille Machine Shop
Jean Preesler
Hamilton T. Hollard
J. Clarence Biddle ford Austin Hall
Harold Van Horton - Walter Felaher
Lola Norns bridge were played.* Tho.se in the
Hilda
Mrs. L. L. Sumeri in entetrainod party were Charlotte Brosiens, Thel-
with a dinner party at her home Fri­ ma Howe, Pearl Dodele, Aileen
Lucile
day evening in honor of Dr. Sumer- Barner, Marjorie Hazelton.
Sumerlin
and
Mildred
and
Helen
lin’s birthday. Covers were laid for
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lewellen and son,
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett and
, and Mr. and Mrs. Sumerlin
Mrs. Flemming came in from Albany h
and daughter, Lavonne.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fensler and Sunday afternoon and spent several
days visiting at the home of Dr. Ben
small son, of Merrill, Oregon,
upending several days in Myrtle Point nett's mother. Mrs. Belle Bennett.
(Pro­
__ week
_____ visiting
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| Mrs. Fred Lafferty has been con­
this
friends.
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rs"
Belle
Bonnett
and
Mrs.
Arthur
,
to
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week
with
an
ust
quickly
Mrs. Belle Bennett ana sirs. Annur,-——----
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Bennett went to Gravel Ford There-. J***
Mr. and Mrs
day and attended the Woman’s Club.! T°"> Gu«rin
Uking care of their
Fuhrman’s Pharmacy
Mrs. Henrv Huntl y went to Can- little grand daughter, Janice, during
yonville Sunday and «rill visit rela- Mra. Lafferty’s illness.
A large crowd attended the Tom
tives for several weeks.
Thumb
Wedding riven at the Union
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bunch, of
Rink Creek, and Mr. and Mm. Frank High School auditorium Wednesday
Mind.
Bunch, of Gravel Ford, went to Jack­ evening. There were 90 little tots in
sonville Thursday where they visited the wedding party and all did their
st the home of their brother, W. H. parte especially well with only three
Bunch and family. Mr. and Mrs. days* practice.
Chas. Bunch also visited their sons,
Levi and Dr. F. 0. Bunch and fami-
Probate Court Items
Rebekah I.ixlge Notes
I
The Rebakhi had a large attend-
anee at their regular meeting last
Wednesday even.ng.
Mrs. Stroh,
from Raymond, Washington, was a
guest.
The main event of the evening was
the raffling off of a large angelfood
cake donated by Mrs. Howard Getz
The proceeds of the raffle will be tent
to the Odd Fellows Home to aid in
purchasing a refrigerator.
The next regular meeting will be
a pot-luck supper held Wednesday
evening, November 26th, at 7:20 in
the new Odd Fellows hall. All Re-
bekahs are urged to attend and bring
a donation of 25c which will
u-ed
in defraying expenses for the dedi-
eation. At this time there will also
be a tea-towel shower by the Re­
bekahs.
A special road meeting will be held Point. Mabie Enyeart’s side won the
November 17 at the Powers gym. All attendance prise with ten present
taxpayers from Powers to Broadbent Monday. Later a lovely lunch was
are entitled to vote. The bonds,'IC served by Pearl Aubin, Elba Barton
carried, call for a ten mill tax, which and Gladys Boles.
will match other funds, to gravel and
B. A. (Pady) Warner had a light
oil the highway from. Powere to paralytic stroke Friday evening. Mr.
Broadbent. The county will build the Warner is able to walk and talk and
bridges which are so badly needed, if everyone hopes for a speedy recovery.
thia tax carries. Polls open ait one
Chester Moe broke hie arm while
p. m.
playmg at school Monday afternoon
Mrs. B. A. Roberts, of Fairview, de­ and was taken to the Mast hospital
lightfully entertained the Powers Wo- by the school nurse, Mrs. Littler.
1 Crab for sn hour Wednesday.
.Mrs. Roberts took for her subject.
Carload of Lime Received
“Women of China.” Later a short
A earload of 38 tons of I
business meeting was held.
Tells
Johnson was appointed program ehair- just been received at Coquille by the
man for November 19th and Minnie County Agent and is now being dis-
New Cases in Circuit Court
King for December 2nd. During the tributed among the
farmers
Nov.
7—Coo* Bay Building Cor-
who had previously pooled orders.
social hour Mrs. Henry Moe and
poration va C om County Publishing
Mrs George I.angor served refresh-
The amount of lime received by
mont«
each person varies from one ton to
Nov. 8—Cora Smith vs. City of
Charlie Rackleff and
Hopper, eight tons as most of those ordering Bandon et al.
of Myrtle Point, have finished build- are using the material to get a small
Nov. 10—Ethel Jones vs. F. L.
ing fence for the Western White Ce- acreage of alfalfa stented or for Jones. Suit for divorce.
dar Co. and have returned horn*.
I plantings of fall vetch.
Nov. 12—Douglas Building A Loan
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Eggers, of
The co-operation of J
ison A Kay, Assn. vs. A. Frances Welch and wife,
Myrtle Point, have moved into the of Bandon, ^io agreed to take care
King house and their children have of any surplus, made it possible to C. F. McGeorge and wife, Fred
Wheaton and wife.
entered school.
order and receive this car
Nov. 12—Opal McBurney vt. Fred
Royal Neighbors initiated Telia days earlier than would have been MeBurney. Suit for divotbe.
Wert and Marie MCihrery Monday possible otherwise. It appears___ _
Nov. 12—R. C. McFall vs. W. E.
evening. On December 1 the R. N. A.
of the lime win Hassler and Harry W. Chapel, doing
— paign rally will th bald in Myrtle be taken by
as Coos County Courier.
$795
to $995
Geo. F. Burr Motor Co.
Bladder
Weakness
PILES ESHi
Dan Bollenbaugh. of Roeburg.
spent the week end with relatives in
Myrtle Point.
Charles Bellshaw returned to Sun.
set Bay Sunday after spending the
week end with his family. Mr. Bell-
shaiw is employed in a camp near
Shoreacres.
Attorney Wallace Dement returned
the first of the week from a trip to
Portland where he attended the fun­
eral of his fellow attorney, Wm. Cole.
man.
M:»“ Brosins. Miss Woodward.
Tyrrell Woodward and Velma Austin
spent the week end in Eugene.
A party of young folks attended the
theatre Monday evening, then
whore two tables of
the Ruaaeil
Edwin C. Barker, of Myrtle Point,
was last Friday appointed executor
of the will of J. L. Barker who died
st Myrtle Point last March. W. H.
Feamley, Sol Endicott and Henry
Schroeder have been named as ap-
oraisers of the estate which is estim­
ate«! to consist of 21600 in real prop­
erty and 24500 in personal.
Mrs. Goldie Gertrude Clausen was
last Saturday appointed guardian for
her children, Wendell Vernon and
nene Joyce Clausen, whoso estate ta
estimated to be worth 27500.
Bessie C. Young, of Myrtle Point,
has been appointed administratrix of
the 22000 estate of John S. Ireland,
who died at Myrtle Point November 5.
Royal Neighbors Met Monday
The Royal Neighbors held a very
interesting meeting last Monday night
with a good attendance of officers and
members present. The
highly elated over winning the prise
with their float during the Com Show
and plans are now going forward to
hold a dance and box social oa Nov­
ember 24th. The rally to bo hold at
Myrtle Point has boon postponed till
The names of eight
on and are
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