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Club Notes and Other
Social Activities
hWd high score for the
play.
afterpoon’*'
Motes of Interest About
the Coquille Schools
Unison Oerding
As a out prise to her many friends
Miss Lucille Oerding became th*
On Tuesday afternoon a number of
Mrs. E. L. Vinton entertained with
liiah School Naws
bride of Gary Elltocn at the home of
. an one o’clock bridge luncheon Tues­ friend* of Mr*. M. Earl Wilson called
New students registering in the Mr. and Mrs. Felix^Miller, of Powers,
'at
her
home
quite
informally
to
say
day of this week, friends from
Freshman class this month are Bonnie last Tuesday at 9:00 p. m.
Marshfield and North Bend. The large goodbye to Mrs. Wilson's sister, Mrs. Gage from Laurelwood Academy at
Th? bride was beautifully dressed
dining table on which the lunch was Mark W. Purser, who ha* been visit­ Portland, and Mary Robb, from North in shell pink crepe,' carrying a bou­
served was beautiful with its large ing in Coquille for several weeks and oena. (
v i
quet of pink snapdragons and carna­
centerpiece of blooming potted vio­ who left on Wednesday for Portland
Coquille Hi is proud of the showing tions. with asparagus fern. Her twin
where
she
will
stop
with
her
mother,
lets, while small bouquet* of violet*
our “basketeecs” have made in the sister. Mrs Felix Miller, was matron
were used for favor* at each guest’s Mr*. Jacob Greble, also a recent vis­ last three game*.
For “thrillers” of honor, wearing a pale green crepe
22 Short
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18c box
itor
here,
until
about
the
tenth
of
place. The list of guests included from
there have been none better. AU of and carrying a bouquet of yellow
22
Long
;
box
Marshfield were Mesdames J. J. March, when she and her husband the game* have been won or lost by snapdragons with fem.
will
proceed
to
Nelson,
B.
C.,
where
O’FerreU, A. J. Orselli, L. F. Hinson,
22 Long Rifle
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33c box
«me or two point*. In the last en­
Mis. Ellison is one of the youngest
and J. E. Roy.
From North Bend ‘.hey expect to make their home.
counter we lost to Marshfield by a daughters of J. H. Oerding of this
22
Long
Rifle
Hollow
Point
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31c box
were Mesdames Samuel Dolan, Ray­
score of 29-30, but the win column city. She is a graduate of Coquille
The
following
ladies
spent
a
most
22
Special
J
48c
box
mond Archibald, DonnaVan Denning
was aided by victories over Myrtle High School, and to well known
and C. B. Beiderbecke. Mr*. Frank •njoy able afternoon on Tuesday of i’oint and Roseburg.
22 Special Hollow Point -
50c box
among the younger set.
Martin wa* a guest from Coquille. At thi* week with Mr*. C. J. Fuhrman,
The High School faculty and Board
Mr. Ellison to the son of Mr. and
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luncheon
being
served
at
one
cards Mrs. J. E. Roy held high score
of Education were entertained at Mr*. Geo. H. Ellison, of Albion, Neb.
and Mrs. Beiderbecke scored second »'dock, from Bandon, Mesdames R T. Bandon, Sunday, by Mis. George and is a graduate of Albion High
Moore,
T.
W.
Robison,
J.
Walstrom,
high.
Bryant and Mrs Harriet Gould. Af­ School. He came to Coquille in the
On Sunday night Mr. aifa Mrs^E. A. H. Rosa, E. F. Lucas, A. R. Mc­ ter a delicious dinner, the guests re­ iurnmer of 1934 and since has made
L. Vinton were host* to a 8:30 o'clock Nair; and from Coquille, Mesdames tired to the Bandon Golf Club for a yiost of friend*.
335 First St.
Phone 115-L
Coquille, Ore.
supper for Mr. and Mr*. Ted Hor- -loyd Rosa, Oliver Sanford, E. E. exhibition matches. After handicaps
At seven o’dodc a wedding supper
ohnaon
and
J.
A.
Lamb.
necker, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin,
were arranged the players decided was served to the following: Mar­
Mr. and Mrs. Donnavan Denning, of
that the wind was against them. Con­ garet Fry and Bernard Houser, of
Mr*. A. O. Walker entertained a
North Bend, Mto* Mae Groshens and
sequently no victors were announced. Powers, Id* Oerding and Mr. and
arg* group of children on Monday
Mr. Clarence Barton.
Resumption of the tournament will Mr* Louis Baker, of Coquille, Eugene Notes About Schools Fro
Now C umu la Circuit Court
iftemoon from 2:30 till 5:00 o’clock,
be announc«sd at a future date
Cole, of Myrtle Point, Mr. and Mrs.
County
Supt.
Mulkey
’
s
Office
the
occasion
being
the
sixth
birthday
Feb.
25—R. M. Bennett v*. Ruth A
Mr*. Muri Pettit was hostess at the
The Smith-Hughes boys entertain­ Clarence, Perkins, of Marshfield, Mr.
Bennett. Suit for divorce.
regular meeting of Episcopal Guild of her little daughter, Mary Ann. Af­ ed guests at an installation party at and Mr*. Felix Miller and the bride
It has been difficult to secure in­
Feb. 25—C. H. Crew vs. Almon G.
held on Wednesday at the Parish ter being entertained with games of the high school. Refreshments were, and groom.
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formation as to school legislation. A Ely.
various
kind*,
the
children
were
in
­
house, to the following ladies: Mes­
served to two hundred people.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ellison
wi
preside
in
few points have been gleaned from
Feb. 27—Douglas Building A Loan
dames Sherwood. Hazard, Mansell, vited to the dining room and seated
Soon the seniors will present “The Coquille, where he is employed at the recent bulletin put out by secretary
-it
a
large
tabla
which
held
two
large
Assn. v*. B. Folsom et al.
Neal, Norcott, Vinton, .Ed. Lorenz,
Yellow Shadow»” In fact, the date Smith Wood-Product* plant.
of Oregon Stat* Teachers' association,
Geo. Lorenz, Gillespie, McCleary and birthday cake* and doll favors for has been set for March 15. To miss
however, as follows:
Diniick. On Shrove Tuesday, pre­ -ach little guest. Those enjoying the Don SmltK.as—the sleepy-eyed Jed J. H. Dale« Home from Europe
House Bill 274 which provide* for
ceding Lent, the ladies will give an­ afternoon with- Mary Ann were: Travis and Gretchen Neal as the heir-
raising standard as to elementary
other of their famous waffle suppen. Georgia Gant, Jimmy Wilson, Jimmy ess, Mildred Marvin, will be to give! J- H. Dalen, who operates the bat-
Clark, Jean Hines, Harry Slack, Mari­ up one of the best entertainments t*«y separator plant at Bandon, Is certificate has passed the house.
■to which the public is invited.
House Bill 104 providing that a
Oa* Cent • Ward
anne Rackleff, Phyllis Brady, Laura
ever seen at the community building. quoted a* follows by the Western new school district cannot be organ­
Emily
Ruble,
Helen
Wilson,
Carol
World
editor
on
hi*
return
this
week
At the regular meeting of Job's
The Girls’ League is sponsoring a
ized unless it contains at least twenty FOR RENT—5-room house, on North
Daughter* Monday evening at the Jean Gray, l-ouise Clark, Patsy Nor­ “Pep Dance” tomorrow evening at from a trip to Europe:
children of sohool age, passed both
Henry street. Mike Daniels, phone
ton,
Sally
Bonney.
Mayre
-Esther
Masonic hall, Miss Gretchen Clinton
the high school. Dancing from eight­
225-J.
houses.
Dutton.
Judy
Slack,
Shirley
and
Bar
­
While
he
was
gratified
with
the
and the Misses Florence and Marie
thirty to eleven will be featured. Ger­
House Bill 23«: Bill for permiting
Tway were initiated into the local bara Slater.
aldine Minard is in charge of the af­ success of his interviews with bat­ the issuance of funding bonds for FOR RENT — 3-room house,
tery
manufacturer*
in
England
and
bethel. There was a large atten-
fair.
Knowlton
Ave.;
good garden
general school warrants in certain
The duplicate contract club met
. dance, quite a number of Daughters
The “C” Club made a net profit ojf in France. Mr. Dalen said, that the districts has passed both houses. As
ground. See John Bullack, 4R13,
with
Mrs.
Roy
£.
Boober
Wednesday
monetary conditions of
coming up from Bandon, chaperoned
twelvfe dollar* from the picture they unstable
Coquille.
to what the governor has done rela­
by Mrs. J. H. Dalen and Mr*. O. L. Tor dessert lunch. Thi* meeting fin­ sponsored at the local theatre They America is a great deterrent to busi­
tive
to
signing
these,
we
have
not
ished
the
quarter
and
a
check
on
the
Zentner.
Mrs. Henry Roslow, of
-•'OR SALE—10 choice Jersey Heifer*,
wish to thank their patrons for the ness.
“England is on the upgrade as far noted.
Myrtle Point, member of the Coquille jcores placed Mrs Dave Rackleft. support given them.
two years old, coming fresh in
Teacher will receive a minimum of
as general prosperity to concerned,”
bethel council, was present and was Kirs. A. E. Bradford, Mr*. Roy Boober
March; tested free of Bang's diseas
not
less
than
$75
for
the
school
year
and
Mr*.
Ray
Thomas
holding
the
he observed. “But the uncertainty of
accompanied by several member*
and T. B. W. A. Lett, Bridge, Ore
I Incoln Seheol
1935-3«.
from there including Harriet McRay lower scores, while Mrs. Bert Folsom,
phon* 4R3, Myrtle Point.
Last Friday the Junior High basket the money situation in America to
Mrs.
Hal
Pierce,
Mrs.
R.
L.
Stewart
-ball team won a victory over Reeds- , «naking British concerns reticent
and Mary Margaret Dye. After the
Two government survey* are being
CIGAR SHOW CASES for sale; one
for
business session, a pleasant social Ind Mrs. Clair Gray were high, and oort. The score was 19-1«: At the: «bout committing themselves
made by the SERA office. The ques­
will
be
the
guests
of
the
losing
quar
­
4-foot and one «-foot. Inquire and
md of the first half the score was, purchases in advance. There to a
evening followed, with light refresh­
tionnaires
a*
to
these
are
being,
sent
see them at Hudson’s Drug Store,
ments served by the committee under tette at the next meeting of the club. 12-7 in favor of Reedsport. At no *trW1« buy British’ campaign sweep­
Mr*. Frank Thrift substituted for time during the game was the score ing England and Scotland and this, out by the county superintendent’s
Coqbille -
gtf
the direction of Mis* Eileen Percy.
office with the Bulletin Board, the
tied, although at one time, twenty to°- “ largely responsible for the
At the next meeting, on March 11, Mrs. A E. Bradford thi* week.
school officers’ paper*.
HAY FOR SALE—Baled-Vetch and
' seconds before the clo«e of the game, manufacturers being forced to buy
the Bandon Jr. Women's Club will
The Ecadrien ladies met Monday of it was 17-1«. Krantz made the final much <* lh«ir lumber and lumber
“Oats, Best Quality. $8.00 per ton
present their play, “Billy's Coming,"
House Bill 4: Bill a* to requiring
at ranch.
Inquire Fred Ball’s
which was to have been given before thi* week at the home of Mr*. Earl basket which gave the game to Co- Products from Canadian mills and
After
Ranch. Riddle.
| manufacturer*.
Subsidized by th* a vote on the adoption of the County
the Woman's Club here and had to Nosier son Sanford Height*.
quille.
School Law, primary election 1037,
lunch at the noon hour the ladies
be postponed due to Hine* in the cast.
The new student body tickets are government, England’s builders are (amended county unit), passed the
produced
their
sewing.
Those
enjoy
­
constructing
hundreds
of
substantial
Mrs. Victoria Erickson, grand
on sale. These will admit students to
house but was defeated in the senate
guardian of Oregon will visit here ing the afternoon were Mesdames the remainder of the basket ball brick and stone house* and business
by one vote.
Asssn,
Neal,
Johnson,
Boeserman,
buildings
in
every
community.
This
March l«th and there is a possibility
games, the next party, any track or
S.
Norton.
Wilcox
and
Fugelson.
is
a
part
of
the
government's
plan
to
that the supreme grand guardian of
baseball events, and a picnic planned
A meeting of rural teachers will be
the United States, Mrs. Edna Pauley,
for spring.
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♦ bring about better times. In this r*- held in Bridge Saturday. This is th«
Mis* Geneva Agostino and her sis­
Washington’s Birthday was appro- »ard al*°- laws have been passed
* of Indianapolis, Ind., may acconipany
ter, Mr*. Marguerite Brody were riately observed last Friday by an as- 1 •*»«•> 'provide that only one family second of the three spring meeting»
her.
for rural teachers. The last will be
hostesses, at the home of the former, sembly.
The student body sang, «h«» llv* •» • hou8e <* four
to a newly organized group of young "America,” followed by two songs There to a restriction on the number held in the Valley View school <m FOR RENT — Furnished Modern
Mrs. Lloyd Rosa, Mr*. Bert Folsom
At th* Engle­
ladies who are pursuing the study of from the girls’ glee club and one from 1
Three-room House.
Reasonable
persons who may occupy Any Saturday, March 9.
and Mr*. C. J. Fuhrman were joint
contract bridge.
After the game, the boys’ glee club. Mr. Lane spoke residential buildings. The campaign wood meetihg, th* first that was held
rent.
Inquire
387
W.
Fifth.
hostesses at the home of th* latter,
the attendance and interest was very
Miss Agostino'* mother and Mr*. to the students about Washington and
based
■ national fight against
to the J. O. W club today, the ladies
Farr A
Wm. Peart entertained the guest* by the many interesting relic* to be llum* and overcrowding but it ha* its good and the same is expected of the WHITE Onion Sete, 15c.
meeting for one o’clock lunch and en­
Elwood, Inc.
two
meetings
to
follow.
telling their fortunes, which added
government’s intention to
joying an afternoon o^ needlework.
seen near hi* home.
The assembly roots in the government's
greatly to the evening’s enjoyment.
prosperity
through the
The membership includes: Mesdames
was closed by singing the "Star increase
?OR SALE—Logging Trailer; Bunks
Light refreshment* were served late
Marriage
booming of the building trades.”
J. Walstrom, of Bandon; C. McC.
Spangled Banner.” ,
etc., like new. See at Southwestern
to the following: Franc* Oddyy Kath­
The uncertainty of exchange is a
Feb/ 22—Emory E. Fortune and
Johnson, Marvin Lyons, S. Lyon*.
Motor Co.
erine Jane Hassler, Elizabeth Pierce
larger
factor
even
than
the
enormous
Dorothy
E.
Bradley,
both
of
Marsh
­
Endicott, Liljeqvist, Parker and Jen­
C. D. Nicholson Dies at Bay
and Marietta Hufford.
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“‘buy British” campaign in keeping field. They were married last Frida) FEED WHEAT, $1.55, Farr It Elwood,
nings from the Bay region, and from
After many months of suffering British buyers away from American
at the Foursquare parsonage at
Coquille, E. E. Johnson, Sanford,
Inc.
from sciatica. Charles D. Nicholson markets, the local manufacturer de­
Knife Hospital
Marshfield by Rev. E. Fanson.
Skeeto, Lamb, H. Lorenz, A. N. Gould,
died Tuesday night at seven o’clock clared was hi* opinion.
Feb. 25—Donald Robt. McKenzie,
Geo. Lorenz, Norton, Hawkins, Smith,
Dismissals from the Knife Hospital _
in the
Mercy
hospital.
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, __
r___ His funeral
of Port Orford, and Hazel Wqod-
Ed
Lorenz,
Rosa, Fuhrman and the past week were Mrs. Southwick
will be held at Thuerwaehter's Fri- I
worth, of Sixes
Auxiliary Sewing Meeting
Young.
and baby, and Ernest Warner* of day |*tfternoon at one o’clock, ReV
Feb. 25—Lyman D. Butner, of
Remote, on Sunday; Fay*, little Frcd>n£k Jennings officiating. Burial
The regular sewing meeting of the
Roeeburg, and Violet M. Moore, of
Mrs L. L. Bonney entertained her daughter of Cha*. GilL of Coquille,
will be in Dr. Wm. Horsfall’s lot in American Legion Auxiliary was held
North Bend They were married at
Saturday contract bridge club, at her on Wednesday.
the Coos river cemetery
Members Tuesday afternoon, February 28, in
the bride’s home last Monday by Rev
home last week at a one o'clock
Vai Knauf, of Portland, who was of the Knights of Pythias will attend the Legion home. • The usual pot
Glenn R Cole.
luncheon, the lunch table and rooms operated on for a ruptured appendix,
in a body to pay tribute to hto mem-, luck luncheon was enjoyed at 1:00 p.
Teb. 25—Wm. M. Fanner and
with their decoration* of daffodils be­ is steadily improving.
ary. he having served the lodge's» , m. After the luncheon a quilt was
Grace Thompson, both of Bridge
ing moat spring-like in appearance.
Mr*. Willi* Bryant, of Remote, en­ K. R. S for the past several years. finished for the local child welfare
, Feb. 28—Chas. P. Peterson and
The member* and guest* present in­ tered the hospital Sunday for treat­
Mr. Nicholson was born on Guern­ work. s.
Nellie M. Long, both of Marshfield
cluded the following ladies: Mr*. J. ment.
Plans were completed for the eve­
sey Island, England, and was past 74
Feb 2»—Gary A Ellison, of Al­
Arthur Berg. Mr* Geo. Jenkin*, of
Mr*. L B. Spergeon, of Coaledo, years of age. He came to the States ning of March a, when (hie state pres­
bion. Neb., and Lucille A. Oerding, of
Coquille, Mr*. Jack Sercombe, for­ was dismissed Sunday after recover­
DOG Biscuit* and Kibble, 15c pkg.
in 1590 and was assistant engineer ident of the American Legion Auxil­ Coquille.
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merly Mi** Adrienne Hazard, of Port­ ing from a major operation a couple
Farr A Elwood, Inc.
with the Spreckels company in build­ iary will make an official visit to
Feb
28-
Emmett
Gilbert
Siwell
land, Mrs. Frtffick Shaw and Mr* of weeks before.
ing Cods Bay's first railroad.
His the local unit. There will be an in­
Horace Byler, of Marshfield, and Mrs.
A son was bom Monday to Mr. and father was a member of the English formal dinner at 8:30 p. m. in the and Ethel May Strader, both of Ban­ MORTON'S SMOKED Salt
don. They were married at hto of­
John Moore, of Bandon. Mrs. Byler Mr* Lewi* Lund, of Gaylord
Sausage Seasoning* at Coos Feed
diplomatic corps He has two broth­ legion horn/, followed by a special
fice here on Tuesday by Justice J.
A Seed Store*.
Mrs. M. L. Kathan, wife of the ers, one a major and the other a cap­ meeting. All member* are specially
former Coquille Junior High princi­ tain in the English navy; also a sister urged to attend and all chairmen J. Stanley.
Feb. 27—Edgar A. Wagner and
pal, who now lives in Port Orford, in England.
asked to have their notebooks for the
Etta Marie Whobrey, both of Co­ County A School Warrant* accepted
submitted to a major operation Mon­
Mr. Nicholson was'd graduate pf year up to date and ready to report.
quille They are to be married here
on the following
day.
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Trinidad college, Cambridge, and of
Mrs. Carl Josal and Mrs. Lewis
tomorrow.
Major operation* on Monday were an engineering college in France. He Summerlin were guests for the af­
USED CARS
Feb 27—Thoma* M. Maginnto and
performed for Mrs. H. Ocheltree, was connected with the Coos Bay ternoon and member* present were
'30 Chev. Sport Coupe
Mrs. Gano Cornwall and Jas. Mc- Mutual creamery many years, which Mesdames Robah Robison. Elizabeth Thalia A. Larson, both of Marshfield.
'31 Chev. Victoria
Feb 27—Car) Renning, of Flor­
Guffin, all of Coquille.
'29 Chev. Sport Coupe
he organized. Mr. Nicholson was a Hand. Bonnie Green and Gladys ence. and Hazel Holesapple, of Reeds­
On Tuesday major* were performed gentleman with high regard for. «very Wheeler.
*31 Chev. Sport Coupe
port. They were married by Justice
for Mr*. L. E. Alexander and Mr*. right motive and did his full Share
'30 Ford Pickup
J. J. Stanley at hto office here on
C. M. Mack, both of Coquille, and in building up the morale of the peo­ AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD AT
*2S G. M. C. 131 in. Singles.
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Wednesday.
*•
Mr*. L. Alley, of Fairview, entered ple and the business interests of the
*87 Chev. Coupe
EXCEPTIONALLY LOW COST
Feb.
27
—
Ronald
George
McGraw
for treatment. .
*29 Nash Sedan, Trunk
community —Coos Bay Harbor.
We sold our mill and factory at Co­ and Helen Louise Childers, both of
Vem, son of Mr. and Mr*. Henry
'29 Chrysler Coup*
quille recently and have a consider­ Marshfield.
Stewart, of Coquille, and Dale Hay­
'30 Ford Coupe
Wind Destroys Bandon Arch able quantity of lumber and special
worth. of Myrtle Point, submitted to
*27 Dodge Coupe
The strong wind early last Friday building material* for better homes
Probate Cburt
appendicitis operation* on Wednes­
'29 Ford Coupe
morning
blew
down
the
big
arch
ex
­
on
hand
which
we
are
in
position
to
day
Mary E. Bean was on Monday
'33 Chev: Truck, 157 in. Duals
tending across Second street at the offer anyone contemplating a beach
Mr*. Lydia Strader, of Bandon, un­
named a* administratrix of the $800
*30 Chev., 131 in. Singles.
cottage,
home
or
building
of
any
intersection
with
the
coast
highway
derwent a major operation on Wed­
estate left by J. L. Bean, who died
Dual Logging trailer, with bunk*,
kind, at an extremely low price, es­
nesday. and Mis* Lou Bullack, of Co­ at Bandon, completely demolishing it,
Sept 27, 1934
The appraisers are
etc.
say*
the
Western
World.
Fortunately
pecially
if
we
can
arrange
to
do
the
quille, entered the hospital for treat­
Jake Prewett, Al Koping and Pear)
'29 Auburn Sport Roadster
there was little traffic at that hour construction work. Thi* is a rare Koping.
ment.
'29 Dodge DA Sedan
and no one was near when it crashed opportunity a* we are leaving the
Call
*31 Chev Truck. 157 inches.
The timber* that hel«j it in the ground county later in the spring and want to
For sound Fire Insurance, go to
'27 Pontiac Sedan
See us about grave markers, coping
became rotten and although it had dispose of our materials and labor in
Myrtle
•Coq aille
Ned C. Kelley.
*30 Chev. Club Sedan
or cement work; also cleaning and
been braced several times, the early th* meantime. Let us figure with
199-R
*30 Chev. »-wheel Sedan.
straightening tombstones
Phone
morning wind was more than it you. • We will gladly suggest a gen­
*31 Ford Truck, 157 in.
123L John S. Sanders and H. Shely. could stand.
eral plan for any project. We have
5tf
*33 Chev. 131 in. Truck.
a
number
of
beach
lot*
in
choice
lo
­
Modem Piano Instruction
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Convenient Terms
Body and Fender repair work done cation«, already cleared, that we will
Rateo—GMAC Plan
Coal—Lump $3 00; Nut $2 00 per by experienced mechanic*. Our bodyjput into such a project at a very low
INEZ ROVER
ton,at bunker. Phone 1R13, for de­ painter to an expert. Let us prove figur*.—John
Domath A Son*.
195 W. M St
ML
livery. Mine one mile north of Riv- w* have the beat of repair service.
See u* at the Domath Cottage on
•rtnn.
412 Southwestern Motor Co
Chevrolet
lltf Beach road.
New Low Price
KLEANBORE HI-SPEED
Super-X Cartridges
Stevens Cash Hardware
Want Ads
4
Packard
Ambulance
Service
Day or Night
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