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The Sentinel
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TWENTY YEARS AGO
(Taken from The Sentinel 'of Friday,
May 26, 1922)
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The sixteen young peopla- whu
graduated from the city high school
last night were:
Meryle Endicott,
Adrienne Haaard, Gertrude Bogard,
O. Chamber oi Commerce, with a pri-
vate office of his own------ pe
iiuuui|Sr'of the U. of O. band next
year and is planning on bringing
them to Coos county during the
Christmas holidays.
THIS WILL BE THE LAST OF THEM
Frapmeit/s of Fact
and Fancy
TRICYCLES
SCOOTERS
There were four eighth grade
aduatea: Frencis Shepherd, Ken-
?t»i Hansen, Haldane Holmstrom and
$6.45 and up
$4.45 and uo
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ROLLER SKATES
See f Ae complete line at the
Owned and operated by 8. W. Motors Co.
352 Hall St.
* Coquille, Oregon
Who is Eligible to
Buy a New Car ?
Under newly liberalized rationing rules
it is easier than most people think to
replace oars now in use with brand-new,
long-lived, gas-thrifty 1942 Buicks.
Maybe you can wash out worries about
tire-life by starting afresh with a com­
plete new set—tires that will last longer,
if they’re on a Buick, because new
Broadrim wheels both ease the ride and
lengthen tire-life.
Remember, the 1942 models your Buick
dealer now has ready for immediate
delivery were built to-serve you through
the duration and beyond.
So if you’re eligible, you may be mowey
ahead getting a new Buick now rather
than trying to make an old car “do.”
If you're eligible for a near car
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