The Coquille Valley sentinel., July 19, 1935, Page 2, Image 2

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%ency Foods
All over America, Goodyear Dealers I
are celebrating SPEEDWAY WEEK I
FEATURING
Keep A Supply On Hand These Summer
Days
THE WORLD’S GREATEST
fowbrux. TIR E
Fancy Alaska
Franco-American SPAGHETTI
KIPPERED SALMON
25c
3 for
No. 1 Tins
Per Can
the famous Speedway-Type
Van Camp PORK & BEANS
16 oz. Cans
3 for
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FANCY MONTREAL LOBSTER
WRITTEN
GUARANTEE
FANCY CHICKEN BROTH
«MUST ROAD UZAIir
With Rice
— also guaranteed against de­
fects without limit as to time
or mileage by the makers of
the celebrated G-3 All-
Weather.
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Per Can
CLAM JUICE
Trupak Brand
13
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No. 2 Cans
Can-
ONLY AT
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Very Special at
2 for
p ^25 c
How about some of that
can you get this GENUINE
GOODYEAR QUALITY tire at
theee LOW PRICES. The rea­
son: A* Goodyear dealers wo
sell MILLIONS MORE TIRES
than, the dealers for any other
company in the world.
genuine Swiss Cheese
with holes, ’n everything. •
Made right in Couille and not expensive—we have it.
Try some with your next order.
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IT MUST BE A WIZ!
Special
SUPER SUDS — Regular 10c Bize
3 Packages for
29c
I Package F R E E
Coquille S ervice Stati on
Phone
PtMNM 113
Busy Corner Grocery
MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
'• "<**’• visit at the home of her ning from a trip to Portland, where
■... aunt, Mrs Elizabeth Hamm.
they spent the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Parry and son,' Rev. M and Mrs. Cronk, from | S. C. Braden, pioneer of Coo* coun-
Clinton, Mrs. Fred Brown and son. Drain, have arrived in Myrtle Point, ty, passed away at the Mast hospital
Joe, spent Monday in North Bend. Mr. Cronk will fill th* pastorate at Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Parry went on business the Methodist church for this year, ¡suffered a paralytic stroke about two
and Mrs. Brown spent the day visit-
The Coo* county convention of the week* ago from which he never re-
ing relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Peck, of Med­
ford, visited their daughter,
over the week-end at the Florence
Guerin home.
Miss May Groshen, of Coquille, and
Katie Guerin returned home Sunday
evening from Portland, where they
spent several days visiting menus.
* A croup of friends and relatives
enjoyed a picnic and swimming party ’ Mesdame* Hugh McLain, Zella Par-
on the river bank at Arago Wednes- 'ker and F. L. Moon entertaining. Af-
day evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
C. V. Guerin and their son Tommy,
of Los Angeles Those who enjoyed
the affair together were Mr. and Mrs
T. D Guerin, Mrs Mary Holt, Mr.
and Mrs W W. Deyoe and daughter,
Josephine, and Johnie Kenyon, Mr.
and Mrs Lorin Guerin and two chil­
dren, Harry and Patty, Mrs Florence
Guerin. Katie Guerin. Betty Ross, of
Myrtle Point, Mr. and Mrs. "Fred
Lafferty and daughter, Janice, of
Arago. Bob McGilvra, of North Bend.
Mr. and Mrs C. V. Guerin and son.
Tommy, of Los Angele*
Mrs E J. Schneider and brother,
Alden Butler, of Illahe, visited sev­
eral days this week with relatives in
Myrtle Point.
Mrs. Harold Bearisto returned to
her home in Kelso. Washington, after' sephine, returned home Sunday eve-
Controlled Heat
at Low Cost!
who married Miss Evelyn Doyle, of
Arago, last week and who is now liv­
ing in Coquille, where Mr. Edgmon
is employed with Swift & Co. Mr.
Combs is Mr. Edgmon’* couisn.
Mr. and Mr*. Ed Smith were hosts
to their son and his wife, Mr and
Mrs. Howard Smith, of Coquille,
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Howard
Smith taught in the Riverton schools
four years.
Robert Smith, graduate of 1935 and
one of Riverton’s outstanding ath­
letes for the past seven years, left
Sunday for Prineville, having receiv­
ed word from his brother, Clyde, that
there was an opening for him in a
logging camp there. We are sorry
to lose such a fine young man, who
was president of the student body in
1935 and who has always won his
way into the hearts of ins many
friends but we are glad such an op­
portunity was opened for him.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler and son. War­
ren, moved Saturday from where
they have been working for Joe Nil-
sen for the past year to Roseburg,
Riverton News
where they lived prior to coming in­
Mr. and Mr*. Bart Gasner and Mr. to this section.
Warren suffered
and Mrs. Henry Gasner and baby, of from rheumatism while here.
Norway, were the guests at Mr. and
Mr*. Clarence Dewey and family
Sunday afternoon
Both Mr* Gas­
ner« and Mr* Dewey are daughter*
G. T. COOK
of Mrs. Flora Cuslc, who is living
Brick Mason
with the Dewey*.
Ralph Combs, of Bandon, is work­
Fireplaces and Chimney»
ing for Jess Edgmon now, taking
P. O. Box 62, Coquille
the Pl*ce of Mr. Edgmon’s son, Earl,
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INVESTIGATE
THE
cttrfo?y'
IRON FIREMAN
Anyone knowing the whereabout*
of Harry McMahon please notify Jo­
sephine B. Gardner? 1243 W. Sth St.,
L m Angeles, California.
THE MACHINE THAT MADE
COAL AN AUTOMATIC FUEL
KISSING IS A
PRODUCT OF
WESTERN CIVIL
IZATIOH. RICHARD
Fuel Savings can be shown over hand firing or
other forms or Automatic Heating. Write or Phone
us at our expense for details or heating plant survey.
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Marshfield Fuel & Supply Co.
Phone Marshfield 190 Jay
STEELE. EARLY
j|ENGLISH ESSAYIST,
H. S. Norton
Music and Stationery
Stamp Album»
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Hinges and Tonga
for the young collector
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