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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1931)
at Record Breaking LOWEST PRICES MILLIONS more people buy Goodyear !«• Tires. Why? Bank on it the reason is, Goodyears are the best values We can prove this to you by actual tests PURE LARD 4-pound Pail GOODYEAR PATHFINDER 8-pound Pail Let us show you the finer quality in these latest type Goodyears — despite lower prices. 51c - 98c DUTCH LUNCH SET Makes a nice present 12-piece Set GRAPE FRUIT large cans Preferred Stock or True Pack Per Can - . 20c JENSEN’S TOILET SOAP 9 Bars ‘ 29c BRAZIL NUTS New Crop Per Pound $2.50 | ■ 4.40-21 (29x4.40) $9.60 per pair Lifetime Guaranteed OTHER SIZES EQUALLY LOW Busy Comer Grocery Delivery Other Sizes Equally Low myrtle point items No. 1 Common C oquille S ervice S tation Phone 133 at mill yard. All kinds of siding, ceiling, finish at proportionately reduced rates. Have some No. 2 and 3 Common at 110.00 Some No. 3 Common at 18.00 COQUILLE LUMBER CO. M. O. Hawkins, Receiver Patronise home industry. See the special low prices On No. 1 common at the Coquille Lumber Co. urtil, yard. M. O. Hawkina, receiver. ! daughters left Friday morning for a business trip to Salem and Portland. They drove up with Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins who went on to Longview, Washington. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church met in the church parlors last Thursday. The ladies did very well on their baxaar given two weeks ago. Miaa Elisabeth Dement * graduate of the claas of SI, was on the honor roll at O. S. C. this past six weeks. A Thanksgiving dance waa given Thursday night in Schroeder Hall. The music was furnished by Syncopaters. The Odd Fellows had their reg ular meeting Thursday evening with over a hundred present After the meeting the Muscovite ladies and Re bekahs went to the hall and served re freshments. Everyone reported a good time. Mrs. James Hall, O. S. Coleman and Lester Coleman arrived in Myrtle Point Wednesday evening from For est Grove. They spent Thanksgiving at the A. F. Coleman home and will return home Sunday. A few high school girls and rela tives gathered at the home of W. W. Deyoe Monday evening in honor of Katie Guerin's birthday. The even ing was spent in sewing and games. Those present were: Delores Belloni, Lois Porterfield, Margaret Garret, Janet Martin, June Chanler, Doria D. Ray, Crystal Guerin, Mrs. Merlie Ken yon, Priscilla Deyoe, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Deyoe, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Guerin, Mr. and Mrs. Chao. Guerin, Josephine Deyoe and the honored guest. Mr. and Mrs Tom Summerlin cele brated their ailver wedding anniver sary Sunday at their home. Wm. Donald who is attending O. 8. C. la spending the holidays at Ma home in Broadbent. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Guerin, of Los Angeles, California, arrived the first of the week and left Thursday morn ing. He visited his brother, James T. Guerin who hae been seriously ill for some time. George Baxter, whi is attending Un field college at McMinnville, arrived home Saturday to epend Thanksgiv ing vacation. He will return Sunday. A few boys gathered at the home of Fred Schmidt Tuesday evening to cel ebrate his eighteenth birthday. A lovely chicken dinner was served and everyone enjoyed a good time. The boys were: Donald Druliner, Ray and Frank Morrison, Dwight Bones, Lyle Carver and the Schmidt family. Caroline Schneider, who is attend ing Willamette University, is spend ing Thanksgiving vacation at her home in Myrtle Point New Cases in Circuit Court Nov. 23—Valley Building A Loan Assn. vs. R. R. Watson and wife, J. S. Barton and wife, C. A. Gage and Mary C. Gage. Nov. 23—City of Myrtle Point vs. E. A. Beckett and wife, McPherson- Ginser Co., Schiller B. Herman et al. Nov. 25—State Industrial Acci dent Commission vs. Timothy J. Sulli van. 7 Nov. 25—Norma Olsen, by Anna Olsen, guardian, vs. Antone Morrison. Nov. 26—.Betty Murphy va. Chesley W. Murphy. Suit for divorce.
