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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1936)
FAGR THUE A s- r Club Notes and Other Social Activities Some very special bargains in Dinnerware and Glassware appropriate for breakfast, luncheons, formal or in formal dinners. The regular Episcopal Guild meet ing was held on Wednesday at the Parish house, with Mrs. Don Gillespie and Mrs. A. R. Dimick acting host esses. Next Wednesday Guild mem bers are expected to bring a “white elephant” suitable for use in the din ing room or kitchen, there being ,a need for such articles. Ladies pres ent for this week’s meeting included Mesdames Watson, Fuhrman, Vinton, Mansell, Norcott, Taylor, Sr., Thomas, Hazard, E. Lorenz, Folsom, Tuttle, Sherwood and Pettit. X Dependable Foods Best of Service Popular Prices A Combination Hard to Beat A Trial Will Convince You Why use those broken or cracked dishes when you can have a beautiful new set for six at the very low price of $2.70 In Pink or Topaz Glass 22 Piece Set - - $1.80 32 Piece Set - - 2.70 49 Piece Set, service for 8 - 4.05 See our window display to appreciate these very at tractive dishes, and let us lay a set of these away for you while you make small payments on them. Gould Furniture Co. -M* -......... I.................... .. ■ — Bill Sheridan Passes William H. Sheridan, 57, died at the Keizer hospital, North Bend, Fri day night, following an illness for on all kinds of which he had been treated for several months. Mr. Sheridan came to this section several years ago from ALPINE Rnd SCORBY Marshfield where he had been en- gaged in the carpenter business, He Local Rnd Long Distance was married to Ena McKenzie and took over the management of the McKenzie ranch at the mouth of Elk river where he has since resided. He Phones 101J—224L was born in California August 8, 1676. Funeral services were conducted at Mansell Drayage & the gymnasium in Port Orford Mon day with the Rev. Frederick G. Jen Delivery Co. nings, Episcopal rector of Marshfield, Officiating. The Masonic lodge of Port Orford conducted the burial Fire Insurance on dwelling and ceremonies. A large group of Ban contents in Coquille 37.00 per 81,000 don Masons attended the services.— for 3 years at Huggins Insurance Western World. Agency, Marshfield. Write us, our representative will call. 49tf Calling carda. 50 far 51.00. New low Price COAL HAUUNG WE GIVE USED CAR BUYERS 12 MAJOR PROTECTIONS ntee CERTIFICATE COMPLIANCE Miss Dean Harding and Mias Kath leen McClintock were joint hostesses to the K club Tuesday evening of this week at Coquille Hotel. Participat ing in the two tables of contract bridge, which followed the seven o’clock dessert were: Mrs. John Haw kins, Mrs. Clarence Osika, Mrs. R. C. Vaughan, Mrs. Geo. Vaughan, of Marshfield, Miss Majorie McClellan, Miss Jean Young and the hostess. Mrs R. C. Vaughan held high score for the evening. 1529 FORD RDS. Good Me chanical shape. New Paint. A buy. 5145.96. 1936 DODGE SEDAN. wheel car Has new paint trunk rack and in good con dition. Only 8285.69 1935 ESSEX SEDAN. Has had only one owner who drove it very carefully. Low mileage. A real value at this low price. 3285.96. 1934 CHEV. TOWN SEDAN —Beautiful otigin.il Brown Duco finish. No draft ventil ation. Down-draft carburet or. Good tires. 3565.66. iHRRMMEHm95IRHIHBRHRMB9 1931 FOREL TRUCK—Long wheel base. Dual Tires Flat Rack. In good condition. Re duced 355.00 for quick sale. Now only 3285.99 1931 PLYMOUTH SEDAN— in splendid shape, original finish, backed with an OK that counts. For quick sale 115.00. Southwestern Motor Co. Hollywood Gelatine Dessert All Flavors 6 Packages r ’ 25c 4 ............. -.......... a. , ...... . — Hollywood Syrup No. 5 Tin 47c QRANGE MARMALADE Crosse & Blackwell 1 lb Jar The best in marmalade I These are reduced prices on popular, fast selling items. Stock up now. Mrs. Felix Miller invited a number of guests to her home Wednesday evening, to a surprise handkerchief shower, for the pleasure of Mrs. Ed Orwig, who with her husband is leav ing Coquille tomorrow for Savannah, Georgia, where they will make their home. Enjoying the evening were Mrs. Mary Gage, Mrs. Birdie Skeels, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Louis Baker, Mrs.1 Gary Ellison, Mrs. Luther Daniels, Mrs. Walter Oerding and Miss Mar garet Daniels. Refreshments were served at a late hour. TOMATO JUICE Sunblest Brand — Natural Tall Salmon Cans 2 for Our Fruits and Vegetables are the best the market can supply and your Phone order for these items will receive special atten tion. You can order with confidence. Good No. 2 Klamath Potatoes 50 lb Sacks — — The Ecadrien club ladies were en tertained on Monday by Mrs. J. L. Aaaen, noon luncheon preceding the ifternoon of needlework and chat, .drs. Ffank Thrift was a special guest for the day. Members present were: Mrs. W. V. Glaisyer, Mrs. Earl Nosier, Mrs. E. A. Walker, Mrs. Gpo. Johp- son. Mrs. J. E. Axtell and Mrs. W. Boaserman “ . ...................... *:------ ----- ------- : T; Busy Corn er Grocery X ---------------------- —I BBS WE have a te# sacks of water- damaged meal, 75c per sack, 100’s, Jan. 25—Florine Dupuis v<. Fred Farr & Elwood, Inc. Dupuis. Suit for divorce. Jan. 25—Mis. B. H. Turner vs. C. FOR RENT- Room with bath, close D. Ray et al. in. 350 8. Henry St. Mrs. Flora Jan. 29—State Land Board vs. Mis. .Dunne. 3t2 A. E. Shinn et al. Jan. 30—Minnie A. Meehan vs. J. HAVE Your Rugs and Upholstering P. Dillon. Furniture cleaned. Rugs 2c a Jan. 30—Frederick M. Begg, Gladys square foot; Davenport 82.00; over Jones, June Daniels and Geòrgie Fa- stuffed Chair 31.65. City Mattress bin vs. Clarence M. and Myrtle C. Works, 517 Front St., Coquille, Ore. Williams. Jan. 30—Dorothy Alstott vs. Mar FOR SALE—Used Circulating Heat vin Alstott. Suit for divorce. er, Wood or Coal. Practically New. Jan. 30—Mary E. Herkert vs. Harry $19.50. Stevens Cash Hdw., Coquile. F. Herkert. Suit for divorce. Jan. 30—Cecil E. Winch vs. Emily FOR Better Results use Crown Dairy V. Winch. Suit for divorce. & Poultry Feeds. Coos Feed & Seed Stores. I sr... «w F EAST i oregon E Want Ads CAPABLE business college girl de EARLY SEED Potatoes, rose, earliest sires full or part time office work. of all, early Ohio, beauty hebrons. P. O. Box 61. Coquille, Or. • it* 3c per lb. Farr & Elwood. Inc. 1 EDEEII BMING °* MA1L TH1S COUPON * I KEEII [ SOUTHWESTERN MOTOR CO. I TO ] ■ : practical bookie* entitled “HOW WE GIVE YOU 12 1MAJOR J ■ »OTECT1ONS BACKED BY A WRITTEN GUARANTEE". It has I helped ssaay used car buyers save big 27c A very low price for a strictly high grade article. A Roseburg dispatch Wednesday told of the death of Orley Wells, of Marshfield, who was thrown from an lutomobile his wife was driving. Mrs. Wells was reported as having applied the brakes suddenly to avoid collu sion with a truck, when Mr. Wells. 49. was thrown out of the car and Probate Court killed. Helen, a daughter of the furnished Kathryn D. Huling, of Myrtle FOR RENT — 3 - room couple, who were returning «from a Apartments. Call Mrs. Neussel, at Point, was last Friday appointed as visit in the midwest, escaped Injury, Collier Apartments. It* administratrix of the 315,700 estate is did the mother and wife. left by her late husband, Chatham E. Huling, who died in Portland, Jan. GARDEN Peas, aU varieties, 15c lb, Bergen’s grow quantities, of flow 2 lbs 25c. Farr 8c Elwood, Inc. 3. The appraisers are Harry De ers, can afford to give good value ment. J. N. Gearhart and L. H. with every order. HIGHEST corn-belt prices for car Pearce. loads broke or range horses, mules and colts. Fred Chandler Horse DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR and Mule Market. Chariton, Iowa. I U. S. LAND OFFICE at Roseburg, INEZ ROVER Oregon. January 29th, 1938. 5216. NOTICE, is hereby given that Accredited Piano Teacher George E. Stevenson, of Coquille, ONION Sets, yellow and white, 10c Oregon, who, on March 13, 1931. lb. 3 lbs. 25c. Farr & Elwood, Inc. made Homestead e^try. Serial, No. 019469, for NW Vs NWYs. Section 35, Township 27 S. Range 13 W., Wil CITY MATRESS WORKS — Uphol 155 W. 2d St lamette Meridian, has filed notice of stering - Rug Cleaning, located at intention to make final three year 517 Front St. We are able to do all Proof, to establish claim to the land kinds of first class work—Mattress above described, before E. A. Dodge, Renovating, Rug Cleaning and Fur- Notary Public, at Myrtle Point, Ore gon, .on the 11th day of March, 1936. Uoholstering. Factory Ex- Claimant names as witnesses: Wil * perienced Upholsterer and Mattress liam L. McAdams, Sarah McAdams, Woikers and good machinery. We Ray E Griggs, Richard S. St. Clair, Specialize In all High Class Work. all of Coquille, Ore. 3t5* George Finley, Register. Do not throw away your old mat tresses. We can make them the same as new at small cost. We call for and deliver the same day. We can rebuild Cotton, Hair, Kopoc,1 Box Spring, Inner Spring or Feath- ’ One Cent a Word Each Insertion er Mattresses. We can upholster No Adv. leas Usan 25 cents and rebuild your furniture same as new at small cost. Have us call FOR RENT—3-room and bath Fur and estimate your job.’ City Mat nished House. Call 39M for in tress Works, 517 Front St., Co formation. 2tl quille, Oregon. r 31 FORD TUDOR 4 cyl. Just traded in on a New Chev. Six, and excellent condition, for sale “with an O K that counts” to the first lucky buyer at this low pi ice 3255 Crosse & Blackwell MEAT SAUCE 8 oz. Bottle 3 lb Cans Mrs. E. A. Walker will entertain her Tuesday contract bridge club next week, having postponed the reg* ular meeting scheduled for this week. Mrs. Henry Hartley entertained with two tables of contract bridge rhursday, the guests being invited for 1:30 o’clock lunch. Ladies pres ent included Mrs. Dick Slater, Mrs. E. E. Johnston, Mrs. J. G. Toole, Mrs. Leland Peart. Mrs. Julius Ruble, Mrs Lee Peterson and Mrs. Vem Oder- kirk. Mrs. Peterson made high score for the afternoon. 199«) I LiimUVAn RFCs >930 STUDEBAKER LIGHT SIX. 3 new tires. Good upr bolstering and paint. Motor in good shape shape. Priced to sell at 8245.69. 3245.66. Hollywood Coffee Mr. and Mrs. Hal Pierce entertain ed with a family dinner party last Sunday honoring Mrs. Ora X. Maury, mother of Mrs. Pierce, whose birth day it was was, she being seventy-six years young. Mrs. Maury was the re cipient of a number of gifts and I greeting cards from her host of friends. Marsh fit Id Man Killed in Auto COUPE. Motor careful y tuned and checked: body, 'inish and upholstering give , ra# 14 fsts* »4 si For One Week FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS __ And we mean Fresh Per lb 15c New loten in Circuit Court cinq car conditioning car This Certificat Chevrolet . Official License pei milting us to sell Guaranteed O K Tag Used Cars, We earned it —by in- vesting money and training men. We live up to our pledge 1931 CHEV COUPE De Luxe with Rumble scat, motor re conditioned. Excellent tires and finish. Only HOLLYWOOD SPECIALS BARRED Plymouth Rock Cock, pro FOR SALE—Rye Grass, Clover Seed duction strain, for sale. Robert Mc- Orchard Grass, etc. Get our prices Gilvery, 250 N. Schroeder St., Coos Feed 8c Seed Stores. Phone 108-J, Coquille. It Calling carda. 50 tor SI M> H. E HUDDLE lAM*al & Ix>ng Distance HAULING Moving a Specialty COAL Scorby Alpine Phone 178-L Insured Carrier DONT cbüoe and. ¿¡hain! /•io ibt wiir trovfleri wbo ra/oy ibt bigbwoyr—wbilr to rxprrt Sees tbt ¿riviog. • It’» cheaper to go by bu« than to buy gxs and oil, to say nothing of depre ciation and unexpected expense» on the road. • Greyhound buses ere comfortably heated and ride easier than the most expensive private automobile. • Greyhound Departure« from COQUILLE Northbound 6:15 a.m. 10:15 a.m. 3:05 p.m. Via Roseburg 10:15 a.m. Southbound 9:10 a.m. 6:40 p.m. 10:37 p.m. PACIFIC GREYHOUND Z./F/g 4
