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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1934)
J Candies of our GOODYEARS fs GREATER! JUST ARRIVED Beautiful Assortment of those Quality Society and Vogan’s Candies. You will always find them FRESH here. Introducing Still Selling UPTON GREEN TEA ■ ttb Pkg. - - hlb Pkg. - - r WE MAY not too dearly what ia meant by a lower gold content in our 1934 dollars—But why worry, when these dollars buy new 1934 Goodyears with a higher mileagecontent I ... That'sthenews, about our latest Goodyears now In stock... They contain more miles, more safety, more endurance — yet they're still priced low in dollars despite in« creased costs of rubber, cotton, factory wages.., Let us show you our 1934 line«up and tell you why we think it's wlee to buy right now. C oquille S ervice S tation PHILLIPS CANNED SOUPS Pea Vegetable Tomato Clam Chowder Our Special Canned Goods Deal will interest you—come in and look it over. BULK COCOA Still selling @ 10c » Fancy Norwegian | SMOKED SARDINES / Paper wrappers were / damaged and torn off. ) j^QW sacrifice 3 cans Fresh Vegetables More plentiful and quality improving. GREEN PEAS - NEW POTATOES • RADISHES GREEN ONIONS ARTICHOKES ASPARAGUS Prices declining—not expensive now. Phone Your Order. Phone 133 moving into the house recently vacat ed by Mr. and Mr». W. C. Griffin who Mrs. Lawrence Rackleff and son, have moved to their ranch at Gravel Ellis, visited friends and relatives in Ford. Myrtle Point Saturday. The Easter services and basket din Bridge Happenings ner at the community church Sunday were attended by 125 and a very In spite of the rainy day, there was a good attendance at the Easter ser pleasant day was epent. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller had as vices Sunday. A nice program of Easter guests, Mr. and Mns. CSifF.ird songs snd recitations was given by Summerlin of Fairview. .he children of the Sunday School, Albert Lillie visited his mother, Mrs. Ray L. Beckett being chairman Mrs. M. E. Lillie, of Bandon, Sunday. if the committee in charge. A fine Hasel Myers was the guest of honor sermon, appropriate to the day, was at a farewell party Saturday evening ielivered by J. W. Barnett, of Arago. at the L. M. Myers home. Hasel is The opening song service included a leaving with her parents, Mr.- and special number, “Calvary,” by O.W. Mrs. Ralph Myers for Klamath Falls Heath, Mrs. Ray L. Beckett and Miss in the near future. Gam« were the Lou Hooton. diversion of the evening and lemonade Harold J. Laawell, who has been and cake were served as refreshments. ‘he efficient teateher of the seventh Kent Hickam, Marion iHoxey, John and eighth grades here for three Paul Root and LiMaverl Myers were yean, has accepted a position in the entertained at an Easter party given Day’s Creek school for next winter. by Harold Lee Ray. There was a large attendance at the Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Zeller and son, locial meeting of the Grange, held Glenden, of Millington, and Mr. and last Friday evening. The program, Mi*. Wallace Miller and daughters, which was arranged by the Home Colleen and Maxine, of Portland, were Sconomics chairman, Mn. Irene Hat- afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. fiefld, was much enjoyed. Nile Mifier. Mis» ■ lonella Curtiss, who is a Opal Robison «pent Easter with her 'reshmen at Pacific College in New- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Robison. >erg, arrived home Sunday evening Miss Robison is teaching school at 'or a two weeks’ vacation. Lakeside. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lett enter- Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pauli are enjoy ‘ainpd the following guests at dinner ing a visit this week with their dsugh- Tunday: Mr. and Mr». W. A. Clayton, ter, Winnie PauH, of Portland. Miss Winifred, Melvin and Alice; Mn. Paul to employed with the C. W. A. Stanley Lake, Virginia and Vivienne at present. Lake; Junior Bartlett and Robert The measles are still on the ram Tennant. page in the Arago district. Victor There was a very large crowd at Davto, Ann Watkins, Melba Punter, •.he funeral services for Clarence Everett Doyle and Betty Knsbe were BiHings, held Friday afternoon at able to return to school Monday after inchanted ft-airie cemetery, with the a week's absence. Veterans of Foreign Wars in charge. John Henry Schroeder spent Eaeter Mr. Billings died of spinal meningitis with his father, Henry Schroeder, at it a hospital in Creoecnt City, Calif. Bandon. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Parker, of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carl made a Myrtle Point, and their daughter, business trip to Bandon and New Lake Mrs. Byron iBolee and little son, Dav Thursday. id, visited for a short time at Hoot Mrs. L. M. Aasen spent Easter with in’» Haven Thursday, while enroute her sister, Mrs. E. F. Hoffman, of to Roseburg, where Mrs. Boles and Myrtle Point. baby took the train for their home at Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Miller-and Moyie Springs, Idaho, after Visiting dauhtem, Colleen and Maxine, of Port tor over a week with relatives at Myr land, are visiting friends and rela tle Point tives here thia week. The three-act comedy, “Watch Mr. and Mrs. Gano Cornwell and Your Step, Wilton, which wa» pre baby visited friends and relatives at sented by the Civics Club in the high Cam an Valley last week, returning school auditorium Saturday evening, home Friday. was a splendid success. The cast was Mrs. O. H. Aasen and Mrs. 6. C. well chosen and put over the play in McAllister were callers at the C. E. highly creditable manner.’ The re Schroeder home Thursday afteroon. ceipts amounted to over >40. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Person, of Mrs. Chas. Mack ia recovering Marshfield, were week-end guests of nicely from a major operation per Mr. and Mrs/Ernest Watkins. formed last week at the Mast hospi Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barklow tal in Myrtle Point. and Oliver Myers returned Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Culver, Miss evening from a business trip to Pen Lou Hooton and Fred W. Corp» were dleton and Wallowa. Mr. Barklow se Coos Bay visitors Saturday, cured a trucking job and will return Mrs. DoMie West left the first of in the near future. the week for eastern Oregon where Mr. and Mr». Gordon FlemingTre »he ha» employment. Busy Comer Grocery Live News From Arago is visiting at Mr. Dewyer, WARRANTS TAKEN k 1 M All Repair Wark. Parts, New and Used Can Southwesteni Motor Co. X RMata^ & PORTLAND while you SLEEP a Avery Combs an Honor Student Avery A. Combs, University of Oregon student from Cosruille, na» been named on the University honor roll, ft was announced here today by Dr. Earl M. Pallett. registrar, say« Ths reamdfrfp fare to «My — *8*° Free Marshfield *1M * From Marshfield New low Price on all kinds of COAL and daughter. I>ocal and Ixtng Distance HAUUNG Southern Pacific F. A. POOR. Agent • Phone 18
