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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1932)
I FRIDAY, MAY », litt DECORATI' ON DA’/ Cutting Comen m Food Cojtr Housewife Quality and LUXUARY PASTE 6 boxes - - - 25c SNOWCAP SHORTENING 4 pound Pail - - 45c 8 pound Pail - - 79c OVAL SARDINES Tomato or Mustard 3 for • •• » RICE A good quality 4 pounds CRUSHED PINEAPPLE No. 2 yt Tins - - 15c CALIFORNIA GRAPEFRUIT 7 for PICKLED PEACHES Success Brand No.2*4 cans. Finor in Quality—Lower in Price New 1932 Ufetime Guaranteed GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY LIME RICKEY 2 bottles in carton Supertwist Cord Tire« v oJSL 28x4^79-13 27x4.75-21 27x5.88-17 Pair. M3» 437 s*ia «J» Or^Ura » ne 31x3'«Ô-2* 84.17 4.» .01 4- 77 .04 5- *4 ■ '♦* ’*» 1.M TBF Each ¡ 27x4.54-28 57x4.58-21 28x4.75-13 27x4.75-28 27x5.88-13 58x9.88-28 28x5.25-11 5.45 0.» *■45 • *5 *.75 7.» Tcr Tub. E.ch 85.17 8i.*a 5.17 l.*5 *.l* 1.17 • ■*4 i.oa, •-45 1.5*1 *355 1.55 7.5O 1.511 «äüSsS LS 'Sr Baek Tub. a •fcfc ->• 3.35 32x4 oJÜÍL. Fair. £5c BURBANK HOMINY No. 2‘/2 tins, 2 for M» low went to Gardiner Thursday whero they will be employed hauling water on the new road this summer. Mr. and Mn. Walter Moore made a business trip to Gardiner Monday. 4.17 4** 4*17 4.1* 755 7-*7 7.SO 7.75 .7* l.sa 1.51 FREE! Student Body Elects Officers Expert Linus Seeley waa elected president of the high school student body at last Monday morning’s assembly, winning over Gus Gailas by six vote«. Other officers named were Monse Stonecypher, vice president; Made- lene McKeown, secretary; Betty Glatoyer, treasurer; Linn Swain, as sistant business manager; Anne Bar ton, assistant Laurel editor; Beryl Unsoetd, assistant Hi Times editor; Bob Bailey, inter-class rivalry chair man. ■fi nura ft. 88-28___ 14. SO 44.*7 t.so-»___ 17.4« 1*75 7 00 20 a**45 7 se 20 :u: 8.25-28... tradì i \ l< Oll) I IRIS C oquille S ervice S tation Two Game Law Violators Phone 133 Clifford Crosby, of the North Fork country, and his brother-in-law, Jas. E. Shell, who to visiting here from California, were Ashing last Thurs day without licenses, and besides had a lot of under-sised Ash. They pleaded guilty when taken before Justice Stanley by C. A. Hearing, and were given a SO-day sentence. The judge suspended sentence on condition that they buy a license and pay the costs. Calling cards 100 for <1 M> ---------- 9----- • --------------------------- --------------- Brewster Valley IVANHOE SPINACH 2 No. 2*4 cans - - Busy Comer Grocery . ^GOODYEAR ALL- ¡\ i WEATHERS Mr». Florence Groat and eon, Rodger», »pent several daya of thia week visiting with friend» and rela tive» in Roseburg. Friday evening several of the neighbors in the valley met at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Witoon to practice on some aonga. Later in the evening a light lunch waa served in honor of Mra. Polly Niekaaon’e birthday. Those present were: Mr. and Mra. Walter Laird, Mr. and Mm. Frank Prohaaka, Mra. Laura Crowtoy, Mra. Daisy Laird, Mr. and Mra. Elmer Witoon and family, Mra. Carrie Nicka- son, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nickason and family and Mies Florence Mead. Thursday the Brewster Valley la dies’ club entertained the todies' club from Gravel Ford at an all day meet ing, held at the gymnasium here. At noon a dinner wae served by the "seta Polly Nickason and Mra. Perley Crowley and daughter, committee,” Blanche Prohaaka. After dinner the Genevieve, and Mtoa Wanda Hoody- aheH mode a trip to Coquille and afternoon waa spent in playing games, a abort program and eeveral stunt«. ManWtoM Saturday. Brant Taylor and »on, Kenneth, were in Coquille Saturday on busineaa. Tran Laird made a busineaa trip to both Myrtle Point and Coquille on Thursday. Mrs. Marion Jqpea ha» been quite ill at her home thta week but io new much batter. Mrs. Ret» AMord to visiting with her brother, Mike Oberman, of Dora, for * few day«. Mine Minnie Abbot, of Coaledo, is Maying at the P. A. Alford home where she to employed in doing houae- work in the «he» neo of Mr». Elwin Alford, who to recovering from an at tack of gall «tone«. The baby daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ivan Laird, has been very ill thie week with a bed cold, but to now eoane - 25c •Ofc 38x9.25-28 •1.55 31x9.29-21 0.1s 7.01 1-45 38x3_____ 4.07 5.75 .•1 wdHOsa 3114 - •a .14 31x5.25-21 Omfcm & - Tub. 5*5* 1.1* «-7* O.1S 577 i . m •A® *43 1.10 28x5.25-18 * Those from the visiting club "were: Mrs. Roland Weekley, Mias Bessie Bunch, Mrs. Walter Schroeder, Mrs. Jessie Laird, Nettie Crosby, Leia Crosby, Mrs. Jeff Crosby, Mrs. Vernon Bennett, Thelma Iverson, Helen Stev en», Mn. Jim Clinton. Laura Culbert son, Esther Wood, Velde Bunch, Mn. Clare Crane, Mn. Bob DeBore. The people in the valley gave a farewell party in honor of Ted Parks and family Saturday. They an leav ing for Marshfield to make their home. Before the party started a short pro gram was given and the chairman of the school board presented the eighth grade with their diplomas. Those graduating were: Ruby Parks, Doris Prohaska, Philip Laird, Rtoda and Forrest Kreweon, Christina Christen sen and Lester Dumll. Walter Laird visited with hie eon, Jeeee Laird, of Gravel Ford, Wednea- <toy. M t . and Mrs. Harry Elders, of Oak land, California, spent the week end Do You Want Top Price for Your Livestock? Albright Commission Co., Inc Livestock Commission Merchants Valaa Stock Tarts North Portland Write for our Livestock Market Report issued every two C ’ week«. , ma
