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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1932)
VALLBT SENTINEL. COQUILLE OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER Í. 1ML Äi/2 * TOILET TISSUE—Good Quality 1000 Sheet Rolla WELLMAN TUNA Fancy White Meat SWEET MIXED PICKLES ALBERS PEARLS OF WHEAT The Best of the Grain Large Package Only 13c WELLMAN COFFEE Vacuum Packed Tins Used JAPAN TEA Guittard’s 8WEET GROUND CHOCOLATE lib 21b • • • sfei' • • • - ■. j. 37c 72c OUR BEST BULK COFFEE We have some very fine Oregon Elberta Peaches arriving early Monday morning. Price will be attractive and Quality the best. Leave your orders. ES ».»V 1-95 4-*l 4-7« 4.SS 4-99 «.n 5.55 9.9« 1-19 Pal Onnhi Carefully Mounted Free 4.44-21 4-M-M AM-21 4.75-14 <79-29 _ <79-21 AM-19 9.M-29 B.M-21 9.M-22 5.25-in 5.25-14 9.25-29 9.29-21......... 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So far they are turn ing out as well as be expected. The peas are trucked to Coquille and then shipped by truck to Hillsboro. Delivery counsin, Ann Harlocker. _ Smith was left in charge of the fox L. P. Linn returned home the last farm during their absence. of the week from Eugene, where he Lyie Smith and Iva Ward, of Lcn- attended summer school. eve, along with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mrs. Sophia Hall and son, Austin, Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Don Gillespie, returned home from Portland, where of Coquille, took a pleasure trip Sun they visited Miss Mabel Hall, who is day up Coos river and over to Scotts training for a nurse in the Multnomah burg and down the coast highway to County Hospital. Coquille. Mrs. Elsie Davidson and two chil Mrs. Perna Harris, who has been dren returned home after an extended visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chester Peilan, visit with her parents at The Dalles. of Myrtle Point, fell and broke her Mr. and Mrs. Scout Haslewood re leg, Thuneday of last week, while turned to their home in Salem, after a camping in Brewster Valley. She wa« few days’ visit at the home of his rushed to the Mast hospital in Myrtle MYRTLE POINT ITEMS parents, Mr. and Mns. Frank Hasle Point, where the leg was set. She re- wood. ma'ned in the hospital for a week and Mrs. Dolly Barr, of Petaluma, Cahf., was brought home Thursday, The leg is visiting friends and relatives in and is healing satisfactorily. near Myrtle Point. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Beck and Miss Mollie Warner, who is in Ansel Hayward returned home Mon nurse’s training at the Good Samari day from the valley. They have been tan hospital at Portland, spent a few visiting friends and relatives in Cres days the first of the week at the home well, Waldport and Eugene. Mr. Beck of her mother, Mrs. Bessie Warner. and Mrs. Hayward have been attend Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parrbh and ing summer school at Eugene. two eons left Wednesday for Port land, where they will visit Miss Agnes Next Week at the Liberty Parrish, nurse in the Multnomah Opening Sunday at the Liberty County Hospital. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Ostrander Theatre is Paramount’s Olypiad farce, Myrtle arrived home Wednesday evening “Million Dollar Legs,’’ said to be one from a six weeks’ stay in Spokane, of the most insanely funny pictures Washington, where they visited rela ever filmed. Not even the various comedies in which the Four Marx tives. Mrs. Archie McNair, of Bandon, Brothers have appeared reach so was in Myrtle Point Wednesday to at high a pinnacle of sheer, nonsensical buffoonery aa does this picture, ac tend the Natal Day festivities. cording to advance reports. Mr. and Mrs. Len Braden, of Hub It is laid in the mythical Republic bard are spending this week in Myrtle Point, visiting relatives and friends. of Klopstokia, where all the girls are ■ Mr. and Mrs. Harold WaUling, Mr. named Angela and al) the men and Mir..’ Chet Pedan, Mr. and Mrs. M. George; where it la a jail offense not J. Morrison, John Wataling, Albert La to kiss a pretty girl; where the run Branch, Ray Morrison and Katie ners are so fast that they trip over Guerin went to Sixes River Thursday frightened rabbits and have to hurdle for a few days’ outing, camping and fleeing deer; where the women are so beautiful that all the men find it to fishing. * Allis Guerin, of Langlois, called on tally impossible to keep their minds friends in Myrtle Point the first of on their work—except the president who is a woman-hater. the week. R. C. Dement returned home Tuev . Jack Oakie, aa the "down prince,” day from Salem, where he has beer s the man who leads Klopstokia to a thrilling victory in the Olympics. for several weeks visiting relatives. Mrs. John Bellon! and children re Knife Hospital Notes turned Tutrday from a few days’ camping at Bandon beach. B. Zinn, of Remote, entered the Stanley Furman and James hospital for treatment on Monday. ellen are spending the week end at The aame day, Rodney Barrows, of Bandon. Langlois, had his tonsils removed. Marvel Brode was dismissed Wed nesday and is doing nicely after in Riverton News appendicitis operation. Robert Danielson, of Gold Beach, vaa dismissed Wednesday after an appendicitis operation. Mre. Kate Moeller, of Newport, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Wickham, underwent a toxic goiter operation Wednesday. She b doing nicely.
