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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1934)
f A THE COQUILLE VALLET SENTINEL. COQUILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 27. 1M4. Oregon Products week April 20th to 28"' o o o -o Should interest every buyer in Oregon. The use of Oregon-made goods boosts Oregon payrolls. Try them this week and Buy them the year round. Y E While changing his tire« we dressed the »with Goodyear - Weather Top Dressing. Coats only 5. IM. We will be featuring many well-known Oregon Products of merit. GOLDEN WEST COFFEE CUPID FLOUR The peak of perfection family baker. 49 !b Sack for the Blended, Roasted and Packed by an Oregon concern. $2.00 1 lb can 31c ■■■■■■89c 3 1b can» If you haven’t made bread with Cupid — you haven’t made your . best Bread. Coffee is advancing—try this Old Reliable Brand ticular driving inflate tira* to therightpreaaure, front and rear. We watch for signs of misaligned wheels, tight brakes or other things that affect tire life. When a cus tomer has time, we go over each tread and pick out any burled tacks, glass or stones . . . Our service ap pealed to this man — if it appeals to you, you’re welcome to it also. SMIDWAY 10 up WONDER FOAM COOS BAY PEAS Another Fine Oregon Product. A High Quality Granulated Soap. The new package increased in size Those fine medium size Coos Coun ty Peas—No. 2 cans Regular 15c Special PATHFINDIR ... 70 23c Special this week 2 for 25c up Each Goodyear is built with I upsrtwlst Cord—a Good year patent that gives blowout pro tec tion in EVERY f Ask tossed< onstratlon. And to be loyal to your own best interest Use Local Grown Potatoes We can supply good number one stock for $1.25 per hundred—de livered to your door within our delivery limits. Buy them—Try them—and keep using them. 69 Busy Corner Grocery Delivery SÄ-5S Phone 133 CALL FOR WOOD BIDS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Director« of School District No. 8. of Coos county, Coquille. Ore gon, will receive bids for furnishing 150 cords of wood as follows: 106 cords of four foot Fir wood. 45 cords of 46-inch Fir wood. Said wood to be delivered to the three school buildings in the district as directed by the Board. Bids must specify whether wood to be furnished is spin or sawed. The right is reserved to reject any and ail bida. Bids must be in the hands of the cleric before May 10, 1984. Delivery to be completed by July 1, 1984. Bidder must accept district war ranto in full settlement of account Keith Leslie, Clerk, District Ni o. a Calling MYRTLE POINT ITEMS A county fellowship meeting was held Monday at the Assembly of God chuch here. Members pnd friends from Winchester Bsy, Roseburg, Ban don, Sumner, Powers, North Bend, Marshfield, Coquille and Myrtle Point enjoyed a potluck dinner at noon. Services were held throughout the day. Mrs. C. Wilson returned to her home at Axalie. after a short visit at the home of her mother, Mre. Katie Arnold. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kenyon early Sunday morning at the Mast hospital. The lad haa been named Richard and is their fourth child. A «surprise party was given Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lemon Friday evs- ning at their home by members of the Royal Neighbors. The evening was spent playing bridge and whist, after which light refreshments were served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Schroeder, Mr. and Mre. Joe Mast, Mr. and Mrs. John Felcher, Mrs. Ward " Evans, Mre. Marlyn Evans, Mrs. Reuben Rouppe, Mrs. W. Fite, Mrs. Jas. McCulloch and daugh ter, Geraldine, Mrs. Frances Floyd, Mre. A. E. Snyder, Mrs. Frank Hasel- wood, Mias Danforl, Miss Beatrice Gets, Wilford Kortee, James Arhur, Judith Stella and Thomas Lemon and Mr. and Mre. R. H. Lemon. Jacqueline Braden was able to leave the Mast hospital Wednesday and re turn to her home. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Laird left Thursday morning for Berkeley. Cal? ifomia, where they will visit their daughters, Mies Vesoits Laird and Mrs. Herman Eckmeyer. Lyman Huntley, of Myrtle Creek, spent tht week-end at the home of his brother, Henry Huntley. Walter 'Huff mot with a painful ac cident in the M. J. Morrison camp one day last week, breaking a bone in his foot. Mrs. Caroline Train and her daugh ter, Mre. A. M. Cooper, took a trailer load of lettuce to Marshfield Mon- day. A surprise miscellaneous shower was given Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore, newlyweds, Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Baer. Reresh- menta were served to the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huff, Mrs. Baynes, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cribbins and children, Mr. and Mrs. Owens. Mr. and Mrs. J hn Bill ings, Mre. Nannie Collier, Mrs. Pearl Ireland, Mrs. E. Nelson, Verde Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. Moore and Mr. and Mre. Baer. Mr. Moore and Mr. Baer left Tuesday for Fossil, Oregon, where they are employed in a OOC camp. Mrs. Whiter Huff entertained the Octet club Thursday. They spent the day quilting. A lovely lunch was served at noon. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bartlett and two children and James Bartlett left Monday for Oaks, North Dakota, called there by the serious illness of their father. Mr. and Mre. E. C. Barker return ed home the last of the week from Fresno, California, where they were called by the illness of their daughter, Grace, who has suffered a nervous breakdown. At present she is in the Burnette Hospital but plans to come home for a rest as soon as she is able to leave the hospital. • Mies Agnes Johnson and Mrs. Gerty returned to their home at Tenmile after spending the week-end nt the Walter Laird home. Mr. and Mm. Alva Crawford re turned to their home in San Fran cisco after a visit with friends and relatives. The Woman’s Club presented a four-act comedy. “The Attorney for the Defense,” at the high school au ditorium Monday evening. The pro logue numbers were played by the Myrtle Point sehooi bind. A danee group directed by Mrs. Harry Gam bler was given and a trumpet solo by Leonard Renton. Farr A chine. Inquire at New Deal Mar ket at Dunham’s 18t3 April 21—Beryl Rasmussen vs. Gor don C. Rasmussen. Suit for divorce. POR TRADE—City Lot, level, taxes SURELIVIE for Baby Chix. At Farr ' April 21—Blate of Oregon, by the paid, for Used Car. See Southwest A Elwood’s. World War Veterans’ State Aid Com ern Motor Co. mission vs. Jas. E. Montgomery et al. Trade or sell at sacrifice three choice April 28—City of Coquille vs. Chas WILL Trade Potatoes for work on lake front Floras Lake lota, in Cnr- W. Upton, Louis W. Sell at al. my ranch on North Bank road, 1H ry County. Want drag saw, T April 24—P. J. Rooney vs. Roes miles from Riverton. J. D. Donald truck. Pick-up car—what have you T Kistner. son, Leneve, Ore. It* Frank D. Smith, Bandon, Oregon. April 86—Msud Woodyard vs. E. A. Woodyard. Suit for divorce. DOST—Saturday, April 21, pair horn FURNISHED TWO-ROOM Apart April 26—Emms Jenson Stoll ▼a. rimmed bi-focal glasses, either on ment, with bath, heat and hot wat E. W. Barnum et al. Front or First street. Reward for er, in private home. References re return to» Sentinel offee. 15tl quired. May be seen on appoint Probate Court ment. Call 186. 14tf FOR SAIiE 0® TRADE—Seed and Jeannette Pearse, of Bandon, was eating potatoes for sale or will WARRANTS FOR SALE — C om on Monday named as administratrix trade for wood. Phone 601-R. C. V. county general fund paper, at a of the >550 estate left by W. . H. Smith. 15t2* discount. See Bert Folsom. The Pearce who died Dec. 18, 1933. appraisers are Geo. P. Laird, John ALFAIDA HAY for rabbits, le lb at USED CARS— Dickey and May Laird. Farr A Elwood’s. ■29 Ford Sedan. New Tires. ’28 Essex Coupe. Calling cards 50 for *1.00. FOR RENT—Cash or shares, two ox ’30 Ford Sport Roadster. cellent creek bottom garden lots. '30 Ford Truck, Cab, Duals, over- Corner East 4th A Div. Sts. In loads. quire W. A. Ireland. Phone 143L. *32 Chevrolet truck. Cab, duals, 14t2* stake body, overloads. Run only 12,000 miles. Hemstitching by Mrs. F. L. Mc *28 Graham 1%-ton truck. Long Clellan, 157 So. Coulter. 14t5* wheel base, duals, hydraulic brakes. TOMATO Plants 20c dos. Farr A *28 Studebaker panel delivery. Elwood. *27 Chevrolet truck. Cab, stake, body overloads, 32x6 tires. FOR SALE OR TRADE, by original Convenient terms. Lowest Finance owner—1924 7-passenger Marmion Rates. GMAC Plan. sedan, in fine condition. Smail amount of mileage, six good tires. Call M m . R. A. Wemich. 14tf R( New Canes in Circuit Court C oquille S ervice S tation WE buy Cascara Bark, 8c. Elwood. WM. F. (Bill Dad) HOWELL Candidate for nomination as WANTED TO EXCHANGE—Good strong trailer for good sewing ma- Sheriff of Coos County at Democratic Primary May 18 • SOUTHWESTER MOTOR CO. Coquille City Marshal of Coquille for 8 yearn. Slogan: If elected I wUl do my heat to enforce the laws fairly and con scientiously. (Paid Advertisement) . - ______ ___________ . ........ X L........ Want Ads O m CM a Wori laA hMrtbi 'it— WE take Gunny Sacks in trade 8c No. l’a. Farr A Elwood. WANTED—Mens; choice colored hens 14c, choice Leghorns 12c, live weight Pyoples Market. 15tl FOR RENT—6-room modem house, with some bottom garden ready to plant. Chris Torres, nesr Coquille Auto Park. W* I
