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THE COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL. COQUILLE. OREGON. THURSDAY, MAT 10, 1*3*.
Mrs. Mary Dey, of Lorraine, Ore., is
spending a fortnight with relatives
and friends in Coquille and Myrtle
Point She expects to return home
with her son, Steve Dey, who is mak­
ing a business trip out in the valley
over the week-end.
Minor Mention
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Phillips and
daughter, Earla, returned to their
home in Myrtle Point Sunday from
Nipawin, Saskatchewan.
Earla has
been there in the hospital two months.
She is mtich improved but will have
to stay in bed for some time.
Take your insurance problems to
Spike Leslie, 414 Front St. Your
protection our chief consideration, tf
Mr. and Mrs. O? E. Westfall and
family, of Oakland, Calif., and Mrs.
J. Nichols, also of Oakland, left Tues­
day for their home in California, at*
ter spending a week in Coquille and
Bandon, visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. W. Bryant. Mrs. Westfall is a
sister of Mrs. Bryant.
Mrs. C. A. Rietman had improved
sufficiently this week from her re­
cent illness and operation that she
was able to be taken home on Mon­
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shultze, of Se­
attle, were week-end visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robiiw
son.
Mr. Shultze is a reporter for
th#*
Poaf
At the Royal Neighbors’ convention
held in Powers a week ago, five can­
didates were initiated.
Mrs. Ruby
Johnson, marshal, and Mrs. Ida' Sher­
rard, assistant marshal, deserve spe­
cial
mention on account of their
'
splendid floor work. The next con­
vention will be held in Coquille in
1030.
The Missionary Society of the
,
Church of God was entertained last
Wednesday by Mrs. Myra Ball. A
potluck luncheon was served at noon
«SAVE with SAFETY»
at yourDRUG STORE
Fuhrman's Pharmacy, Inc
Coot County May Send Eight
To Military TrainingCamp
Get your
Ice Cream
at
Dockery's
Super creamed
Coquille Picknickers On
Eden Ridge Sunday
Giant Cones 5c
SUNDAY SPECIAL
Quarts 35c
Pints 19c
North Bend staged a real exhibi­
tion on Monday and Tuesday evenings
this week in celebration of National
Air Mall Week, with a large display
of stamps by collectors from all oyer
the county, a showing of canned and
fresh oysters grown in Coos Bay,
myrtlewood novelties, pulp, foods,
and building materials.
About SOO attended' the'exhibition
Tuesday evening.
Never such an exciting,
red-blooded story, as
. the screen's glorious
k singing sweethearts
Benact one of the
□^world's most famous
Him love dramas I
MONTGOMERY y
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Eighth Grade Graduation
Thursday, May 26
Buy local bread and support noma
The graduation exercises for this
Industry.
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year’s eighth grade will be held in
the high school auditorium on Thurs­
Mining Location notices for sale at
day, May 20th, at 10:00 a. m. There
this office.
are 52 members in the eighth grade
class at Lincoln School this year. In
addition to these, the graduating class
of the Roy School will receive their
Try Our
diplomas at the same time.
Donald's Nephews
MATINEE
SUNDAY 1:30
Operating Roosevelt Service Sta.
Creary & Williams, who recently
moved their Dodge and Plymouth
agency to the Tillmann building on
West Front, have also taken a lease
on the Roosevelt Super Service sta­
tion and are now operating it in con­
nection with the garage.
I WEDNESDAY
MAY* 25 I
WOMEN
I
ARE
LIKE
Sani - frozen
Ice Cream
Week-end Special
Sat. fir $un>
PINTS
- 15c
QUARTS - 29c
Banana Special - . 15«.
Package
Brandon's
. BE IN EITHER THEATRE
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Keys made for ail locks. Stevens
Cash Hardware, Coquille. Ore.
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Fountain Lunch