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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1936)
CXMKNLUI FÄLLST FMDAT. APRIL L IMA PAOS FIV* MYRTLE POINT ITEMS O ur T own 43 MORE MILES •/ real non-iHd eafety than from previous AU- W eathers.Ourcustomers* records show it The new “G-3” is year best buy- proved also by the fact it’s America's biggest seller.Get set now for safe driving this spring and summer—get a set nowl TIRES fact * ,0“ m >S e £ GOODYEAR Î'X P--Ï lorrio«« Coquille Service Station PHONE 1» Fair Board Asks Suggestions The Coos County Fair board, through their secretary, L. H. Pearce, is requesting suggestions on the 1936 Fair premium lists. Any constructive criticisms as to items, which could profitably be included In the prise lists or as to those listed in former years, which could as well be deleted, will be greatly appreciated by the board, who are now compiling this year’s premium list. In order to make the Fair, which is to be held September 16, 17, 16 and 19. of even more benefit to the coun ty, the board are asking the public to hcip them revise their premium list to include any exhibits which may prove to be instructive and educa tional, and which will tend to pro mote the breeding of better livestock and encourage Coos countians in de veloping better produce and further proficiency in the household arts. These suggestions must be In on or before Friday, April 10. The board calls attention to the fact, however, that the purpose of the Fair is, of course, to stimulate whole some rivalry in county produce and by no means to exhibit freak live stock or produce. Jfot only are the patrons of the Fair requested to help with their sugges tions, but all those who have charge of the arrangements and judging of the'various exhibits, but in order to net on these suggestions they must be received by the above date. Any individuals, who are figuring on giving any special prizes at the Fair, are- requested to let the Fair board know immediately, so that mention of it can be made in the Fair premium list. Store No. 469 Phone 122 Free Delivery Mr. Bryant, of Brid-je, underwent an appendicitis operation at the Mast Hospital Thursday. Miss Helen O’Brien and Mrs E. O. Sempert returned home from a sev eral days’ visit in Portland. Mrs. Roy Ellis and two children, Donald and Arlene, left the first of the week for a month's visit in Seat- •le at the home of Mrs. Ellis’ mother. G.-L. McRay returned home from a week’s business trip to Portalnd. Walter Sykes returned home the first of the week from a several days’ visit in Marshfield Mr. and Mrs. Ferris McRay return ed to their home at Corvallis after spending the week-end at the G. L. McRay home. Mrs. Raleigh Greene returned home the last of the week from a •zeek’s visit with friends in Portland. Rev. F. H. Barr returned home last week from a trip to Chicago. Miss Belva Alic: Stemmier re- 'umed to her home after spending leveral months at the home of her dster. Mrs. Lawson, in Sacramento, California. P.oper’s Variety Store held its for- nal opening Friday and Saturday in ‘he True building next door to the ■Security Bank on the northeast cor- ler of Spruce and Fifth streets. The itore presents a very inviting appear ance. John A. Roper and Mrs. Perry Roper are the proprietors of the new :»ore. The Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid met "ednesday afternoon in the social 'arlors of the church with Mrs. Hugh McLain and Mrs. Walter Laird as iostesses. The afternoon was spent n sewing for the Aid, after which re- ' tshments were served. Miss Dorothy Bowers' had her ton- lt’s removed at the Mast Hospital "uesday morning. Mrs. Lawrence Clinton spent the veek-end in Portland visiting friends. Harold Linn arrived here Saturday evening from .Mexico and visited his «■other, L.”P. Linn, and family He left the first of the week for Spokane, Vashington. ... ., Marshal Burnett was taken to the Mast Hospital Tuesday morning and tpergted upon for appendicitis. Word has been received here by relatives of the arrival of a baby boy ‘o Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Sperry, of Glendale, Oregon. This is their first child. Mrs. J. W. Bever, of Myrtle Point, grandmother of the child, is helping care for them. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Breuer and fam ily drove to Port Orford Sunday to view the shipweck and on their way, home visited relatives in Bandon. Mr. and Mrs. Herman EcKmeyer arrived from Berkeley» California, the last of the week and will make their I home at the P. W. Laird home for a few months. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Barker and fam- ily, of Glendale, Oregon, spent Sun day and Monday in Myrtle Point. Members and friends of the Pres byterian Church enjoyed a potluck supper in the social parlors of the church Sunday evening. At this time officers of the church were elected. Miss Marguerite Laird, of Salem, spent the week-end at the P. w. • Laird home. Mrs. Maybelle Hughes, of Los An geles, has rented rooms in the Carver apartments and will make Myrtle °oint her home for a few months. Clifford Chase, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Chase has spinal meningitis. The Junior High and grade schools ’iave been closed and all precautions have been taken to prevent the spread of the disease. Miss Elizabeth Dement arrived ome Monday from Portland and will pend her vacation in Myrtle Point, »he is taking nurses* training at a ■’ortland hospital. Mrs Pete Norton and Mrs. Morris Ray, of Bullards, were Myrtle Point visitors Tuesday, SAFEWAY STORES Prices Effective April 3, 4 & 6 Take Ad< vantage of These Savings at Safeway D1II1II1O GoMen DANANAO Ripe lb GREEN ONIONS or RADISHES 5c lOc „ Oranges 2 25c Small Sunkist U. S. No. 2 89c POTATOES 5O’n>B*i ■>------- BULK LBS. BUTTER 29c SAFEWAY Grade A Fine Granulated 10 AIRWAY CBS- I MILK*"*“ 19c NOB HILL For ■■■■ DINNER BELL VAN CAMPS Coffee — — 25C 2 OLEOMARGARINE ¿ 49c HONEY MAID - f Pork & Beans Can 45c 1b 5c Grahams ROLLED Aafc <^uick 9-lb Bag lOc VcIlS 14c Pancake Flour 9- Bag lb or 23c Graham 3X Vanilla 19c 12 Box 2 29C - TASTE TELLS Hot Sauce 3 Cans Regular ROSE CITY ALBER'S Macaronii WHEAT ALONE FINE Cereal SUGAR 3LBS. BROWN (Medium) <F 3LBS. - SUGAR Calumet EDWARD’S TEA HttHs- BAKING POWDER 1 lb Can GREEN—Cello Pkf. 20c 15c BEANS Kerosene GALLON WHITE or RED 23c 5 n>9. 16c • i COARSE A Pkg POWDERED BREWSTER VALLEY Julia Myrl Leatherman, who is at- ending the Linnfield College at Mc- 4innville, was home for the spring v acation. Little June Abbott, who had been ibsmt from school for the past week with a bad cold, returned Monday. The children of the upper grades in he school have been writing diaries ‘he past week. Some of them are very clever and interesting. This veek the children in the lower grades ire going to see how well they can ollow Their elders. Charles Overman and family, of bora. have moved into the Brant Taylor home, which has been vacant for some time. This moves adds two new pupils to the school. Mrs. Phoebe Harry came home Monday after visiting with her daughter Mrs. Fred Baker, of Empire, tor a time. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krewson. Glade and Donna Jane, left Friday 'or Drain to visit Mr. and Mrs. Tom Krewson of that city. Mrs. Ernest Krewson and Mrs. Tom Krewson are sisters and the men are brothers. They also visited Mrs. Claude Patch- en, a sister, in Drain, and Mrs. Fred McClure, another sister in Marsh field, and returned home late Sunday evening. Christina Christensen is staying at Aik Ned C. Kelley for ratei on the Ivan Laird home to help with the Fire Insurance. Store No. 136 Phone 81 Free Delivery a oz. For FLAVORING LIFEBUOY SOAP Reg. Size REX LIGHT KITCHEN - BROOMS LYE 3 CANS Ea. Each 25c 35c SLEEPY HOLLOW SYRUP SQUARES for Seasoning LB. Qt. Jug 33c 17c PFAiDir I Fluffiest Puffs SPARKLING WATER Marshmallows 30 - 60 Watt 2 Gal. Can $< .35 PKG c 49c 39c 49c 6c Cc Bottle J WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES -u NO SALES TO DEALERS I work while Mr». Laird it recovering from an attack of flu and sinus trouble. Miss Florence Mead who has been visitnig in the valley for the past week went to Coquille with Mr. and Mrs Ray Rookard Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and Mr. and Mrs Clarence Carpenter and Barbara of Coquille, visited at 'the Keller home Sunday. Those gathering at the P. A. Alford home to celebrate Mrs. Alford's 71th birthday and to eat birthday dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Westrope, Nathan and Verle, Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Alford and Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Christensen and Donald table, which had the beautiful birth- day cake with eight candles on it. The happy children were Bobbie and and Fem Nick- Junior Wilson, Bdty f aacn, Nancy and d Pansy Coffey, Mavis and Wallace Keller, Charles, Virginia, Mr. and Mrs Edward Wilson and Burien and Baby Earl Wilson. Others family and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cof present besides those already men fey visiting in the valley was another tioned and enjoying dinner together occasion for a get-together of valley were Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wilson, Mr. folks, this time at the home of Mr. J and Mrs. W. A. Keller and John Bet- and Mrs. Elmer Wilson. Honoring Burton Wilson's eighth birthday, the tincourt. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hicks went to children were seated at a separate Roseburg Tuesday and returned Wednesday Fifty-three of the Sitkum CCC boys left for their homes, mostly in Illi nois, Saturday. One hundred and seventeen more boys are expected here soon. I ( t 4~ f t*. r * "3
