The Coquille Valley Sentinel
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COQUILLE. 0008 COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1M9.
Red Devils Win Their
Two Days of Big Savings
Fourth From Bobcats
There’re dollar« for you in today’« Sentinel!
If pennies saved are pennies earned, the advertisements of the Coquille
merchants that appear in this week’s Sentinel offer the best opportunity to
«ave money afforded Coquille and vitality shoppers in many a day.
Articles priced below cost in many stores, scores of articles offered
with no thought of profit—this is the sensational news that announced
Dollar Days in Coquille .Friday and Saturday of this week.
Just read the ads—;
sndertaken.
ronsider the merchan-
And in addition to
iise and the PRICES!
the price - smashing
You’ll hurry ■ to the
went, there are many
»tores tomorrow and
>ther inducements for
Saturday to save—not
(hopping
here
this
week. Coquille folks
pennies, but dollars—
In the most spectacular
A
ind those living in this
ry
immediate
territory
(ale that the merchants
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will find It shorter and
>f the city have ever
less expensive to get here than by traveling further to other cities to pur
chase the same merchandise at a higher cost.
At a time when every penny counts, when people are seeking the
most for the money, the merchants of the t*wn have come through with a
«ensational galaxy of bargains.
Read every adv. Make your selection and be on hand early Friday
for the BIGGEST SALES EVENT IN SOUTHWESTERN OREGON.
Coquille Red Devil« made certain
at Myrtle Point last Friday evening
that they would get into the district
tournament on Friday and Saturday
of next week by winning their fourth
game of the season from the Myrtle
Point. Bobcats, 20 to 14. The game
was played in the Miyrtle Point high
school.
By scoring nine of his team’s score
Rolph Fuhrman boosted his total for
the season to 102 and still retained
his lead as leading scorer of the con
ference.
In Friday night’s game the Red
Devils clicked as Coach Leslie has
been hoping they would all season
and did not break once. The game
was fast but remarkably few fouls
were called by the officials, eight on
Coquille and three on Myrtle Point.
Coquille
FG FT PJ
4
Fuhrman
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1
5
Goodman
O
1
Smith, E.
O
1
Schaer
2
O
Smith, W.
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Shambow
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Building Contractor
Anything In Building Construction •
Phone 185M, Coquille
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Myrtle Point
Billings
Haworth
Bartlett
Hermann
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Marc H. Shelley
A. L. Hooton, electrical contractor
For Refrigeration, Repairing and
It’s easy to shop at Bergen’s—no
C. C. Complete stock of wiring supplies,
bigger nor finer selection of plants Installation, phone 600M.
Smith.
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22tf and dealer, 274 Second St., Coquille.
or flowers in all Oregon.
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Umpire, McDaniel.
Morticians Meet
Henninger's
Phone Mnvlrni
Free
19
PldlKBI Delivery
Specials For Fri. and Sat., February 24 and 25
HENNINGER’S COFFEE—1 lb............. ....... 29
AMERICAN CLUB COFFEE—2 lbs................ 29
MATCHES 6
15
WHITE STAR TUNA %
15
CYRSTAL WHITE SOAP CHIPS—5 lb pkg. 23
CATSUP—Standby, Tall Bottle ............. ;.......... 29
SPAM—the meat of many uses—can........... ..... 27
SHRIMP—2 cans................................................. 27
HARVEST KING FLOUR-49 lbs................ $125,
SNOWDRIFT 3
lb. pail..........
POWDERED
C & H
31/» LB. PKG.
Sugar M
MT. VERNON MILK
Tall cans
CARNIVAL OATS—lge. pkg.....................
Del Monte Grapefruit Juice—47 oz. can......
Salad Dressing or Sanwich Spread—qt. jar
HILL’S RED CAN COFFEE—2 lb. tin.....
GEM OLEOMARGARINE—2 lbs..............
DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR—49 lbs............
WHEATIES or CORN KIX—pkg
........
BROOMS
4-sew—ea.
FRESH CARROTS—3 bunches..... .... .10
CABBAGE—Solid Heads—lb........................... 02
Sunkist ORANGES—med. Size—2 doz
31
BANANAS—Fancy No. 1’s—4 lbs...... . ......... 2b
GRAPES—1 lbs............................
19
JUICE ORANGES—3 doz.....................
25
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White Satin
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BROWN SUGAR C & H, 31/, lb. pkg. W
CASCADE CRACKERS 2Ib w 16
DEMENT'S MEAT DEPT.
VEAL STEAKS
lb . . . . . . . . . .
HAM Sugar-cured—slice......... .........
PORK STEAK
LB................. ......
BACON Sliced—lb.
25
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Save Money By Reading The Advs.
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$29.95
1 Coleman RADIANT OIL HEATER
Dollar Day Price.................... ...
1 No. 830 Coleman Radiant and Oil Cir. Heater—t Reg. $9620
Dollar Day Price................ . .......... ...............
1 No. 829 Coleman OIL CIRCULATOR
Reg. $7230
Dollar Day Price..... .................... . ................
1 No. 828 Coleman OIL CIRCULATOR................ Reg. $7820
Dollar Day Price................ _.........................
1 Coleman Gasoline Room HEATER — Air Con. Reg $2830
Dollar Day Price.............................................. ...................
1 Heavy Wood CIRCULATOR
Reg. $5425
Dollar Day Price............
In Coquille
$54.95
$19.95
$44.95
.................
Dollar
Day Price
Reg.
Price
Southwestern Oregon funeral di
rectors held a dinner meeting in the
Coquille Hotel in Coquille last 'Fri
day night, to discuss plans for the
annual state convention of the Ore
gon Funeral Directors Association,
which will be held in Salem on June
5-8-7, 183».
Gladys C. Gano, of Coquille; E.
C. Thuerwachter, of Marshfield; A.
M. Peterson, North Bend, and Henry
A. Schroeder, of Myrtle Point, were
appointed to prepare the program and
assist in arranging for convention
headquarters.
All Salem funeral
directors will be hosts to the visitors
at this statewide event. Presidents
of Washington, California, Idaho and
Montana state funeral directors’ as
sociations will appear on the speak
ing program. The national funeral
directors' association will be repre
sented
by
vice-presidents Jack
Eberle, of Pasadena, and Johnny
Drummery, of Seattle. Visitors are
also expected from far eastern states.
Discussions on professional sub
jects were led by Chas. E. Schroeder,
of Bandon; Harry C. Steams, of Oak-1
land, and John Unger, Reedsport.
Legislative matters were reported
on by Elbert Schroeder, of Coquille,
and George Ryan, of Portland, the
executive secretary of the Oregon
funeral directors* association.
Guests included Mrs. A. M. Peter
son, of North Bend; Mrs. E. C. Theur-
wachter, Marshfield; Mrs. John Un
ger and Dorothy Unger, of Reeds
port, and O. S. Adams and F. Phil- 1
lips, of Myrtle Point.
The next meeting will be held in 1
Reedsport early next month at which ,
time officers of the Oregon associa
tion will be present to approve the |
program and complete arrangements
for the state convention.
I
L 1 Zenith Deluxe Model Refrigerator
$13925
$179 25
. 11. E. S. Floor Lamp •
725
9.95
11. E. S. Floor Lamp
. 729
8.45
11. E. S. Floor Lamp
6.39
728
1 Coleman Automatic Coffee Maker
628
938
i Beautiful Card Table»
229
2.98
I Shovel» (only one to a customer)
<
£9
1.00
I 1—22 Winchester Repeater with Telescope Sight
1425
18.80
I Auto King Oil (a high grade oil)—2 gal. Can
• 1J7
| 1 Toastmaster De Luxe Hospitality
Set
2325
1725
I 1 Toastmaster Toast N Jam Set
1725
1225
I 1 Coleman Automatic Iron (the best Automatic Iron made 725
529
I Extra Special Picnic Baskets (while they last)
2 for
120
. 1 Model W Zenith Washing Machine Repossessed Model
New Guarantee (new)
94.95
4921
1 New Model Zenith W Washing Machine
(Grab this before it is too late)
9425
6925
1 Zenith Model G
5925
7425
1 Zenith Model 20
4925
5925
Here is the deal you have been looking for
1 HOT POINT AUTOMATIC IRON
1 Retractor Cord Set
1 Clothes Hamper
Total Value
Floor and Bridge Lamps (only a few
K & M Sandwich Toasters
Electric Whippers
Electric Irons
Flat Top Cook Stoves
Unpainted Clothes Hampers (large
Unpointed Clothes Hampers (large
Unpainted Clothes Hampers (large
Beautiful Painted Clathers Hampers
Beautiful Painted Clothes Hampers
Strainer Discs
1 De Luxe Twin Champion Motor
1 Standard Single Champion Motor
Lincoln School News
The date for the Lincoln School
operetta has been definitely set for
the evening of Thursday, March ».
Over eighty of the members of the
student body will be included in the
cast and choruses of "The Band Wag
on,” which promises to be very col
orful and entertaining. All members
are working hard and giving freely of
their time for necessary after-school
practices. This evening will also be
the occasion of the first public ap
pearance of the Lincoln School junior
band, which will entertain the audi
ence between acts.
Every member of the student body
will have the opportunity of doing
something toward making the pre
sentation a success. At present the
industrial arts class under the su
pervision of Mr. Smith is planning
on the construction of necessary stage
scenery; Miss Dunton’s art class is
aiding in the making at advertising
posters; the sixth grade is using an
activity period for the making of
stage properties under the direction
of Mrs. Stewart Those not now em
ployed will get their chance to help
later in advertising and selling tick
ets.
625
125
475
$1225
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All for $825
left)
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179
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L89
139
1830
size)
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1425
179
1.49
1.29
229
128
3 for 120
7925
9530
4525
5425
225
220
175
315
228
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON TRICYCLES
Wagons and Scooters During Dollar Days Only.
Zenith Washing Machines and Refrigerators can
be financed on E H & F A Plan—Ask us about it.
The above'prjces are for Dollar Days Only, Feb. 24
and 25 and will not be allowed on any purchases
after that date
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I. A. LAMB COMPANY
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