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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1936)
QUALITY MEATS Grocery When you buy beef at this market you always get the beat Steer Beef. We do not carry any other kind, ft costs more than meat cut from a dairy cow, but we think it worth the difference. We also carry Knight’s line of Pickles, Catsup, etc. at the following prices: - SWEET PICKLES, bulk, pint DILLS, each - - -- MUSTARD PICKLES, pint jar COCKTAIL SAUCE, bottle MUSTARD, jars * - - - - • - TOMATO JUICE, can - 20c . 2c - Is Our Motto "FoZume With Smail Profits 25c Pork & Beans 25c 5C 10c & 15c - ROGUE RIVER CATSUP, bottle SWEET INDIA REIJSH, jar - . COQUILLE FREE DELIVERY PHONE 166 - 20c 15c ‘ - 10c Flour X Quart Phone 20 Mustard Large Oval Sardines3'<>r 25C SC SyrupJu«8 MARKET IJour Ideal Mealing Place. Pineapple^' 18c Junior High Graduation May 28 tions, Lincoln School rhythm band under the direction of Miss Harding; selections, Girls Glee Club; award ing of the American Legion Citizen ship Cup to the outstanding boy and the American Legion Auxiliary Citi zenship Cup to the outstanding girl. Presentation of diplomas will be made by Supt. P. W. Lane. The fallowing is a list of the proba ble graduates: Robert Arnold, Juan ita Arnold, Virgil Arrell, Jane Bach man, Lillian Bauer, Clarence Camp bell, Danny Cardwell, Louis Char- neski, Reed Cox, Geraldine Davis. Muriel Davis, Edith Drake, Robert Dutton, Venita Farris, Deloria For rest, Dova Gilman, Marvin Goodman, Henry Hess, Eunice Howe, Emerick Tomatoes^™* 10c Extra Special Kriapy Cracksrs Camels Chesterfields Lucky Strikes Ctn. Shortening Brooms e * Swift’s in Bulk 2 LBS - - ■ 1 Matches 12 MAJOR PROTECTIONS Good Quality ~___ Êtelfd ly D Ufaitcit 6-Box Carton NU-USED CARS X$C Tomato Libby’s Juice Can Cane & Maple The Lincoln Junior High gradua tion will be held in the high school auditorium Thursday, May 28, at 2:00 p. m. Thia year the theme of the exercises will center around the topic of “Interpreting the Junior High School ” Those phases of secondary education that apply particularly to the student of the junior high school level will be discussed by the stu dents. Elaine Young will discuss “The Home Room Progarm.”' “Thè Importance of Exploratory Courses in the Junior High” will be handled by Billy Smith. “The Activity Pro gram” will be discussed by Eunice Howe. Other numbers will include: selec- 8 Pineapple Peanut Butter Fresh Creamy lb 4 p Martini Butter Crackers Package I vC A Delicious I Excellent on Table I Vegetables ^Spread Lettuce Fresh from the Gardens Bananas Golden Ripe Southwestern Motor Co. o S in (g better^*81 Pherson, Dorothy Newton, Joy Nor ton, Shirley Nye, Miriam Rice, Ted Schaer, John Shambow, Billy Smith, Everett Smith, Violet Sutton, Gloria Swain, Howard Taylor, Jack Terrell, Robert Terrell, Berton Tuel, Dale Varney, Donald Wheaton, Jeanette Wheeler, Phillip Williams, Donald Wilson, Kenyan Witten, William Yarbrough, Elaine Young. l)reac* because it ---------- Insure your car with Ned C. Kelley in a reliable Oregon stock company. Camp Fire Girl Notes Townsend Delegate Chosen The Coquille Townsend Club at its Tuesday evening meeting elected S. M. Nosier as delegate to the state convention to be held on May 31 at Salem. This convention is for the purpose of electing a state represen tative to the national convention which will be held in Cleveland Ohio, June 15-19. At the national convention there Cheskchamay Camp Fire group met at the Washington School Wed- j nesday afternoon after school. Plans for council fire at the next meeting' were discussed. The group was one hundred per cent in-attendance. Margaret Ann Wilson, Scribe EYES EXAMINED. Lenaea Duplicated GLASSES FITTED Latest Equipment t omplete Optical Service on Dignified Credit Plan. » RO”" W"‘l)’ 1 R B""ih Ulrt Building CoqnUte, Oregon Phon. MJ
