The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003, May 22, 1931, Page 10, Image 10

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FOLKS
Large shipments of Spring Shoes have been
arriving and our stocks are complete and
up-to-the-minute in Dress, Sport and Work
Shoes. New low prices range from
$2.45
<•
$8.00
See us before buying your
Spring Footwear
Wm. A. ZOSEL
MEN’S WEAR
well have the
Among our vacation supplies, you’ll find thermos bottles,
jugs and other conveniences to keep the lunch fresh and
sweet during the whole journey.
Rackfeff’s PharmaCV
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Coquille
bared hill* to th* eastward and »-! Shaw the Better Fighter
claimed, “Boy, this is H*avsn1”
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j On* of the hardest proposition.
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faced today by sportsmen to th* pro-
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psgatton of our wild life a* well as •r*e’
y *
protection.
With th. sdv.nt of
b-^
I million» of people into th* fields and
along th* streams, who several year*
ing and fishing, the sportsmen of th*
nation at large ar* facing a serious
j smash. If his
> for a wrecking
' ‘ punch
"*d‘ * 1*
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“n’ “
a <U
deadly
aa ctoverneea b*
would make a very dangerous op­
ponent for Shaw. Alfred challenged
th* winner of th* main «vent before
the last fight took plan*.
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Th* hard-hitting M*rl Nowlin v*.
North B*nd scrapper so groggy b*- Pat Franko scrap went th* six rounds
scheduled and Refer***
Stewart
°"dl. th5*7 J"
^*^1?”** b*iot* almost
started a riot
by rais­
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belt >n t e ten .
ing Nowlin'* arm at th*
end.
Franko
was
a tough custom­
er for “Bat,” but his blow* did
not have th* solid thud that th* Cur­
ry county boy’s bad.
Neither was
backward about mixing it, and th*y
kept the crowd in an uproar of *p-
h* alone is responsible for th* future
!*evan<1*i’ and then the bell rang i counter, and Shirtoy Pettengill put
welfare of our gam* bird* and flirt,
Sh_aw couW ***
for
’ Arehie Matthews, of Powers, away
is th* sol* mean* of protection.
K ®• Punch-
in th* third.
Backfire Burns Truck
On* of th* Farr * Elwood track*
was badly damaged by fire last Fri­
day night, about 11 o’clock, throe
mitos below Arisona Inn.
Clovis
Church was hauling a load of lumb«r
into Curry county and the fire started
when be shifted gears. Th* engine
back-fired and immediately th* grease
caught fir*. th* interior of th* cab
burned, and it required several ex­
tinguisher» to oubdue th* flam**.
Shirley Hickam, who we* foltowing bi
another truck, cam* to Ctovie' as­
sistance and they were able to save
the lumber and the body of the track.
It wa* brought to Coquill* Saturday
for repair.
Poppy Poster Contest
Th* American Lagion poppy poster
contest, sponsored by th* Auxiliary,
th. ended this week. Th* fifth and sixth
grade» and Junior High school chil­
dren competed. This is th* first tim*
Dorty Al­ this part of th* stat* work ha* b**n
ee clearly triad here, so only a few competed.
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muri decision was vn® on® juugeu oest in eacn cim «.
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Th* po«ten
Known to lana a- oexora
tn® ngnt Iwhai
mm _
» ■» will b® exhibited in . the
gone a minute.
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. I Wednesday of next w n k. The Aux-
Mfrad rtowed mor* elevar»«, in
>eUm<
Ameriean
evading Brown* awing» tnsnwae
poppi« tomorrow and ooq-
*xp*cted and b* did not miss an op«-
through n*xt tt -1-
u»»»/w
v.i s-<--
burg, t that
the
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Meals cook themselves
Ek*IPs like
having a maid
your cooking
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ANNUAL SALE
cally to
Paint Prices Reduced
Full shipment of Sunlan guaranteed paint io retail
at
*2.28 per gallon
Large stock on hand of
DEXTER LOCKS
for all bolMInc purposes.
GENERAL @ ELECTRIC
Hotpoint
Cookery is
Modern
Hvtksiat'
Amazingly fast
RANGE
Economical
RANGE S7
WIRING«**^
Sperisi prices
SERVICE
E. W. GREGG
Mountain States
Power Company