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Coquille Pioneer
Posses At Bowdon
Legion Units
Approve Building
Etta Cox, a pioneer of Co
Mrs. William Horsfall, of
ma who I m
field, deportment national
valley for
chairman of the American
Auxiliary, will be present at the
meeting of the Coquille group Mon
day evening, July 14. Mrs. Horsfall
will speak to the Legionnaires and
Auxiliary members on national de-
tense and will probably alee touch on
the department convention, to be held
in Eugene the week of July M.
At a Joint meeting of the executive
boards of the American Legion and
the American Legion Auxiliary, the
two organisations placed themselves
Mary
bert Ulrich.
Mrs.
Tid-Bits
at the disposal of the-Defenae Council
tor any service the council may re
quire.
The board» also endorsed the idea
ol a new community building tor Co-
Expert
Shoe Repairing
Daveno and
Swing Chair
$77
hie set should
iderably more but the lin-
sg back of the Daveno was
damaged in shipment.
Purkey Furniture
Rebuilding
at the
Ko Keel
Shoe Shop
and outlined
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Fri. and Sat
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Coffee
Shortening
Sliced Pmeappte
WAXPAPER
2 £
52c
Preferred
Stock
C. of G Supports
Pioneers, U.S.Ô.
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Former Coquille
Lady Drowned
Under the heading. *
River Victim,” a dispatch
ef the Junior Cham- Wednesday morning's Oregonian
ia in charge Santa Rosa, Calif., telling of
in Coquille, by drowning at a former
young lady, Mias Helen Eart Dent
Her disappearance was reportet
her fiancee, C. M. Howard, man
of the local bank. The dispatch
High
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126 FT. ROLL
REGULAR LIDS
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3
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the girt.
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18c
13«
3 doz. 25c
2 doz. 35c
KERB ECONOMY CAPS
C. Ji Howard, 43. a Coquille, Or
After the
Rosedale, Fancy
Whole Slices
Lge. No. 2* Can
Libby's Fancy 3-Sleve Peas 2 cans 13c
HARVEST KING FLOUR 49 lbs. $1.39
Shinola White Shoe Polish 25c sise 19c
Sperry's Graham Flour No. 10 bag 43c
Sporty's Cracked
Crocked Wheat No. 19 bag 43c
Sporty's
Ur hi 11 in a. Block
RlarL Tea
Schillings
Corn Flakes
COFFEE
% lb. pkg. 39c
25c
WHEATIES
JELLO
All Flavors
J.P.
10c X
5c-
A. J
SPERRY'S DRfFTED SNOW FLOUR
19 lb. bag
2.■
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Nad Lived 43 Years
On Same Ranch
by Lee
Edwin H. Harris, «,
who
Ulett on brought to the Beile Knife Hospital
R. B.
Probate Court Coses
on Sunday, suffering from a severe
heart attack, pesos di away that night
and funeral services were held at the
Schroeder Bros. Mortuaries |n Myrtle
Point at 2:00 p. m. Tuesday. Inter
ment was in the Myrtle Point ceme
tery.
Mr. Harris was born Feb. 7, 1072, in
Clark county, Wash., and had resided
on his ranch near Gravelford since
He was a charter member of Myrtle
Point lodge Na 180, LOO.F, and that
lodge coodnc*ed ■ graveside services
Tuesday afternoon.
He is survived by his brother, Har
ry, and sister, Mary, both of the Myr
tle Point section.
E. M.
erm.
dite
10 lb. bag
Gold Medal Flour
45c
MBSElBim:
5»
YAKIMA AP1HŒTS 15lblua
TOMATOES Solid Ripe
21b. ISe
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YELLOW SQUASH
New Potatoes
Beets or Carrots
Oregon U. 8. No. 1
10
10c
Yell'w Oni'ns
Lettuce
"Keep Oregon
93c
43c
25c
23c
Cantaloupes
Grapefruit
Jumbo Fancy
Large
Green" Plates 50c
19c 6
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MAYONNAISE
45c
19c
NewNucoa
2 lb. pkg
37c
at jar
SAVE
WITH NUCOA
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