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driving months of the year ahead—to give us those smooth,
worn tires as part payment for new Goodyear Double Eagles or
Heavy Duty All-Weathers, at the LOWEST COST in history!
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it? Why be delayed and bothered with tire trouble? A few
dollars now will put you on a set of new Goodyears—the tires you
can be proud to have seen on your car.
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Rememder we also have Cranberries,
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everything to make your dinner
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Grand Jury Indicts Six
CITY MARKET
NEXT TO POSTOFFICE
S. Seim made a busino** trip to
Klamath Falla over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barker, Mrs.
Ora Laird and Majorie Haaelton re
turned Sunday evening from Corval
lis, where they went to attend the
football game Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Cooper are the
proud parents of a baby boy bora
Wednesday morning, NovenAer Sth.
Thia is their second child.
Miss Isora Gregary and Miso
Marjorie
Grant,
of
MarAAeld,
epent the week end with their friend,
Miss Linn, at the Tom Sumerlin home.
Miss 8ich and Miss AWerdea went
to Corvallis Friday and attended the
football game Saturday.
The Emery Eggers family moved
to Powers last week where Mrs. Eg
gers has employment.
Dave Carey, of Powers, is visiting
his daughters, Mrs. Charles Bellshaw
and Mrs. W. B. Northup, this week.
Mrs. Murphy and daughter, Mrs.
Pancoot, were Myrtle Point visitors
Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schroeder and
eon, Elton, spent the week end in Cbr-
vallis and attended the football game.
The first Junior High basket ball
game will be played Friday evening
in the Junior High school auditorium
with the Powers team and on Satur
day evening the Myrtle Point team
will play the Coquille team at Co
quille.
E. A. Dodge spent the week end at
the home of his eon, Austin, In Cor
vallis.
A. Baker returned the first of the
week from Salem, where ho visited
his son, Non Baker, and family.
Merle Kenyon, W. B. Northup and
Walter Sykes enjoyed a fishing trip
near Lak.* ide Saturday.
Mr». Lily Fish returned to her home
after spending several days at the
home of her eon, Frank Fish, at Ban-
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Th* grand jury last Friday night
returned true bill* againat Gao.
Gothro, Jack and George Grimm,
Eugene Judd. Tom McCreary and
France» Adam», all of whom were im
plicated in that vile maa* at Marsh
field a few week* ago, when a 13-yuar
old girl wa* kept out afl night. Gothro
was indicted on a statutory charge
and th* other* for contributing to the
delinquency _ of a minor. .* Gothro’* ■
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bail waa aet at 17500 which he fur- ,or PortU."*1, T**’* ** w
ni.hed. Th. bail of the other five
with W’
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ape most cordially invited
on Monday, Nov. 24th
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Coquille, Ore.
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vfait several day* at the home of Mr.
Kenyon'* elater.
Mias Karam* McRay returned Sun
day from Corvalli*. She also vieited
Esther Guerin at Salem.
Mr. and Mm. George Martin spent
th. week end at the home of their
daughter, Mr*. Thoma*, of Salem
Mia* Myrl Clinton i* epending thia
weak at the Shore* ranch oa Um
Wantod—Tenu, Camp Stovea,
tune, etc. Arrow Hardware
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