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Th* vacation Bible school con­
Mr. and Mn. Harry Rogers and
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Aaaen received
ducted by Harold Norrb has had an Kenneth and Gwendolyn hav^e moved word Monday morning of the birth of
attendance of thirty-on* the past to their home In Coquille. Mr Ragers a 7% pound beby gM. born to their
week but will close on Friday of thb was.the former ferryman in Rivertoa. daughter and husband, Mr. and Mra.
week. The children will give a pro­
Mr. Heather b running the ferry Jesse Dunning, of Anatone, Washing­
gram at eight o'clock Friday evening at Riverton. He took over the fenV ton. Both mother and babe were do­
at the Fairview church to show what when Mr. Rogen left for a job at ing nicely.
they have learned the past two weeks Smith Wood-Products.
Harvey and Kenton Myers came in
and a freewill offering will be taken
Mr. and Mn. Wayne Robinson and Thursday from Sutherlin, where they
afterward to pay for the expenses. daughters, Darlene and Donna, of Al­ have been painting and spent several
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Neal made a bany, are visiting at the Alton Clau­ days at their home« in Arago, re­
trip to Roseburg last Saturday, re­ sen home.
Mr. Robinson was the turning to Sutherlin again Sunday
turning home by way of the old Coes former principal of the Riverton high evening.
Bay Wagon road and reports it is in achoql.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Myers and Mrs.
good condition.
Doris Smith, Charlotte Bagard, Stanley Halter drove to Fairview last
Raymond Norris and Tommy War­ Velma Gibbe, Betty Gibbs, May Hol­ Tuesday and visited Mrs. Althea
den left last Thuraday and returned brook, Virginia Hartwell and Stella Harrah and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lane,
home on Sunday from a pleasure trip i Gainer have all been patriotically do­ who are staying with Mrs. Harrah.
to Portland.
ing their bit by weeding beets at the
Mr. and Mrs. Orvu» Miller, Phyllis
The Fairview Home Extension Unit Hank Gasner place at Norway.
and Alice, Of Myrtle Point, and Mr.
held its annual picnic at LaVerqe
Velma Gibbs has been vbiting with and Mrs. Harold Fish, of Coquille,
Park last Sunday with a large, crowd. Charlotte Bogard recently.
spent Saturday at the Nile Miller
Mrs. Dorothy Bishop, county home
Mr. and Mrs. Qrant Hartwell’s home. The men were helping Mr.
extension agrift, of Coquille, attended house caught fire from a loose stove­ Miller with his haying.
the picnic. In the afternoon swim­ pipe last Monday. Betty Gibbs and
James Bunnage helped Ward Evans
ming was enjoyed by several. ‘
Janet Johnson were staying with the | with hb haying last week.
Mr. and Mn. Ray Deadmond. Mr. Hartwell baby white the mother and
Mr. end. Mrs. Fritz Martin and
and Mrs. Clarence Deadmond, Bill father were working. Betty ran from daughter, Louisa, of Albany, arrived
Byerly, Kenneth Holverttott and Nel- the house to safety with the baby at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melden
da Norrb attended the old time white Janet put the fire out.
We Carl Monday for a short visit.
dance at Sumner last Saturday eve­ feel that these two girls who are in
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carl were Sun­
their early teens should be praised day dinner guests of Mr: and Mrs.
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Mr. and Mn. George Thompson end highly for their cahnqess and actions Edwin Schroeder in Myrtle Point.
daughter, of Coquille, visited last in this ease which could easily have
Harvey Myers, Herbert Carl and
Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Ed Cook been a very serious and destructive Ellis Rackleff drove over to the Coos
and son.
blaze.
. - Country Club Sunday and spent the
Joe Crump, of Lee, and Doris
Miss Virginia McNair and George day playing golf.
Crump, of Pairview, are now peeling Peet, of Myrtle Point, spent an eve­
Mr. and Mra. E. A. Britten and son,
chittim bark on the upper North Fork. ning visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Jimmie, of Roseburg, visited at the
Mrs. Donald Phillips and son, Dean, Holbrook thb wwk. .
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Myers
of Coquille, returned home last Sun­
On receiving word of hb mother’s Bunday. Mr. Britton was a former
day with Mr. Phillips, after spend­ illness Junior Guilbert left here for scoutmaster nt Coos Bay for a num­
ing ten days with her mother, Mra. Portland last week. He expects to ber of yean.
Lillie Johnson, and Mrs. Juanita work there for an indefinite time.
Mr. and Mn. W. Ralph Long came
Heddenwnd two daughters.
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Milford Amlin accompanied Junior in Monday from Eugene where they
K. O. Bernhardt, al ManhfteM. Guilbert to Estacada last week, where have been attending summer school
visited , at Mrs. Lillie Johnson’s ntoch he expects to stay for an indeBnte and are getting settled in their new
last Saturday,
time.
home in the teacherage. Mr. Long is
Mrs. Juanita Hedden made a busi­
Miles Hartwell spent last week-end the new high school principal for
next year and Mrs. Ixang will a bo I
ness trip to Harahfield last Saturday. at Lebanon visiting with friends.
Mr. and Mn. Clarence Deadmond
Batty Gibbs worked at the Don teach.
Mn. Rex Bunnage and James left I
made a business trip to Empire on Schmidt family’s home in Norway
Wednesday pf last week.
last week.
Friday for their home in Portland,
G. B. Dow made a business trip to
Mrs. Odd Hultin, of Randolph, vis­ after visiting at the J. L. Burtii home I
■ Marshfield on Wednesday of lest ited at the Walter Smith home at Riv­ for a.few days.
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erton last Sunday.
Mr. and Mn. E. J. Myen visited
Mr. and Mn. Draper Tompson vb-
Ladles of the Riverton community, at the home of Mr. and Mn. John!
ited in Coquille over the week-end don’t forget the home demonstration Myers in Myrtle Point last Saturday. I
Mr. and Mn. Ward Evans, Pamela I
with their daughter and son-in-law. meeting at the gym next Tuesday,
and Maureen, drove to Myrtle Point I
Maxine Whereat, of Coquille, vb- July
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ited last week with Lorraine Norris.
Mr. and Mrs. Koch returned from Sunday and visited Chester Willson,
hb vacation recently to resume their who is in the Mast hospital there. I
duties here. Mr. Koch b the P. F. A. They also visited Mr«. Will«on and I
teacher at «he Riverton high school. all drove to Allegany and visited
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Their vacation last« only two weeks the home of Mr. and Mr«. Roy Mast. I
h*d
been
Mrs.
Nicolin
Elsner
who
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Jerene Mast returned home with!
visiting in San Francbco, the past instead of th* three month« which the
them for a few days’ visit.
Pamela I
two weeks, has returned to her home other teachers enjoy.
remained at Myrtle Point with I
Th*
mattress
and
quilt
projects
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at Norway. -''-.'' > $
Willson for a fewlayi. I
Ma which the ladide of the community
Frank Trig*, acecmpunted _
MA. E. J. Myen, Mn. Stanley Hal-1
mother, Mrs. Raft» Rylander, and have been participating afe to be
ter and Mr».«. C. McAllister drove I
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Rylan­ finished this week.
JeweU McGilvety. at Coquille, vb- up Hall*« Creek Sunday afternoon I
der, drove to Portland last Thursday,
tted with her father at the Kight to the Clarence Butler home and vb-1
returning Saturday.
lted Mn. Sarah Barklow, who has I
Mr. and Mra. J. J- McCloskey and home one evening laM week.
Mrs. May Baumgartner. Rebecca been IU for quite a while.
children Pat and Mike, are visiting at
Mr. and Mr«. Stanley Halter spent I
the home of hb uncle, J. H- McClos­ Pinkston. Phylli« Pinkston and Na­
dine and Linda Molthu returned from Sunday vbiting at the home of Mr I
key, this wook.
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their week’« va/mtton at the beach and Mn. E. J. Myen.
B. H Biaeey, of Gold Beach, spent
Rev. Hugh Mitchelmore, of Myrtle I
Saturday and Sunday with hb sis­ test Monday.
Mrs. Roy Johnson, the former Car­ Point, conducted the regular Sunday I
ter, Mn. Everett Spark* at Norway.
Sunday I
olyn Fetch, we« honerod with a sur­ morning church cervices.
Mias Jean Rfber, <rf Norway, who
prise bridal shower given by Stella school followed with an attendance!
has been with Mrs. Russell Smith the
Gainer and Dori« Smith last week. of 30. Services again next Sunday.!
past month 1 mm returned home.
After the bride opened her many preaching at 10 a. m. and Sunday I
Steve Jolly, a former Norway
lovely and useful gifts, refreshments school at 11 a. m.
schoolmate and friend of Noil Sparks,
Mr. and Mn. Nile Milter were Sun-1
were served and the evening was
is visiting with Neil thia week.
spent in visiting Mrs. Johnson Irft day dinner guests of Mr. end Mn. I
Mr. and Mrs Norman Halter, of
Saturday morning for her heme in Orvus Miller in Myrtle Point. Mr I
Norway, went out to Glide, Oregon,
Olympia so that she mUfrt be clo*a and Mra. Harold Fish of Coquille and I
Sunday and visited with hb aunt
to her husband, who is stationed st Mr. and Mn. Cecil McQuigg, of be- I
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Chap­
low Coquille' were also guests of Mr I
Fort
Lewie.
man, and also with two other aunts,
Word has been received of Mr. and Mn. Miller.
Mrs. Anna Franklin and Mr«. Sarah
Mn. Ward Evans attended the I
Goodwin who was called back into
Wimer, who were at his tmete** visit­
service due to former associations Royal Neighbors lodge in Myrtle I j
ing. Mrs. Sarah Wimer came home
with the armed forces. He has recent­ Point Monday evening
with the Halters.
ly undergone an operation and will
Ellis Rackleff «pent th* week-end 11
Raymond Thompson, of Norway, 1*
be off duty for a white. He b get- at the borne of hb parent«, Mr. and I
putting up the hay on the Everett
ting along as well as could be ex­ Mr«. Lawrence Rackleff.
Sparks place thi» week and inciden­
Clarence Butter and Virginia were I.
pected.
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tally Mrs. Thompson had dinner also
Cleo Knight b working for Mrs, Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. I*
with her husband at th* Spark« home
Myen.
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Shirley Hatcher in Coquille.
Tuesday.
Miss Janet Johnson accompanied
Mn. Edith Woodward and Ruth I
R. W. Haughton who has lately
her grandmother and aunt to Albany have gone to Brookings and will re- 11
purchased a wood saw b cutting up
and vicinity recently. Miss Johnson main at the home of Mr. and Mn. I
some wood log* for A. R. Bennett,
visited with her sister, Freda, while Bert DeMoas for the rest of the sum- I ‘
which the latter purchased a short
tner.
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at
Albany •
time ago of F. J. Fish.
Mrs. John Collver, (aunt of Wm.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schroeder went
Church instead of Mrs. Church as
over to Marshfield lest Satttudey and
stated in last week’s Sentinel) who
took their grandson Freddie Yar­
has been vbiting with her nephew
brough home. He had bean vbiting
and hb family, returned to her home
with hi* grandparents the past three
in Corvallis last week.
weeks. They met their daughter Eva
The following quotations are based
Schroeder, here. She was recently
on prices being paid in Monday’s
married to Mr. Orvil (Slim) Hughes,
trading session:
of Portland. Mr. and Mm. Hughes
CATTLE—Good grain-fed steers
plan to make their home in Portland.
»13.50 to 14.2S. Good grass steer«
Mrs. J. F. Schroeder spent Monday
»11.50 to 12.60. Good grain-fed heif­
afternoon at Mrs. Bert Claver's, get-
ers »12.40. Good grass heifer« »10.00
ting plums far canning.
to 10.50. Good beef cows »8.50 to
Sunday Mr. and Mr*. Orvil Hughe«
6.00, medium »7.76 to 6.50, common
of Portland, spent the day with her
6.75 to 7.50, canners »5.00 to 6.00.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Finley Schroe­
Bulla, medium to good »0.50 to 11.00
der, returning to Portland that eve­
common 66 00 to »0 25. Vealers, good
ning.
to choice »13.00 to 13.50, a few to
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Portland Livestock
Market Report
FAT LADIES!
WANTED FOR
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SLICING
CUCUMBERS
NEW CARROTS
- or BEETS,
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SPUDS
July 24 4 25
Slicing Tomatoes
Transparent Apples
Solid Ripe
Caiifemia.FinMt
Y oiuk Tender
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Good Deckers
11c 2^ 25c 1
13C 1 2,t
2 For
Price« Effective
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MARKV!T
U.S. No.2 Yakimas
25c
$149
50 lb. bog
Lowest Market Price
Apricot*
Ttib b your teat chance for Canning Apricot»—Large Shipment Arriving Friday
W H E AT I E S Breakfast of Champions 3 pkgs.
PEAS
FOUNTAIN
Egg Noodles
2 cans
No.303cans
PIG'S FEET TIDBITS
33c
23c
A
tall jar,
No bone
Stacrisp Crackers
25c
Calling cards, SO ter |1.00.
Lge.
Cello Pkg.
lb.
15c J box
Sperry's
Enriched
-Pineapple
Palm Island
FLOUR
Wax Paper
Washing Powder
Prudence 125 ft.
Prof. St. Lg m CUI
»L69
BISQUICK
Spinach
31c
Mon. A Tues. July 27 A 28
With No.. * Ration Stamp
Solid Pack Italian Prunes # 10can 29c
V2 gal 25c
Lge.
Pk«
15c
Rosedale PEARS lge 2* cans 2 for 45c
PUREX
15C roll
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Prof. Stk. No. 2 can
27 c
2 c-,.
20c
Garden
Sauerkraut
49 lbs.
. 41c
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BOREN E
£**. 27c JC i
KITCHEN* QUEEN
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20cF
SLICED
WHITE DOWN
FLOUR
SUGAR
1 gal. 47c
Del Monte Cut Stringless Green Beans
m . 15c» 12 cans 1.68, casa ef 24 cans 3.29
National Brooms
SUNSHINE
25c
* 57c-k
14'8
Libby Pure Deviled Meat
Libby Pure Vienna Sausage
Libby Sliced Dried Beef
' 2 cans 25c
Swift’s Prem
17c
5 ox. jar 35c
Libby Sliced Dried Beef
. 30c
.
L“ .
L«S*Ue Com Beef ’
4 for 25c
2 ox. Jar
Campbell’s Mushroom Soup
2 cans 35c
Cudahy’s Deviled Meat
2 can* IRc
q
Alber's Corn Flakes KOTEX Regular
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4k~
23c
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13 o*.
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2 boxes 43c
GIANT GUM DROPS. ORANGE SLICES 2 lb bag £ÇC
Canvas Gloves
Heavy
0*2^- Jergen's Toilet Soap
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4 bars 19c
AUC
Folgers Coffee 3L 2 lbs. 63c
FORMAY
3 k 65c
Swift'« Perfected Shortening
made from Hydrogenated
Veret a Me Oil
DRIFTED SNOW HOME PERFECTED
Enriched Flour
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Jim's Quality Mkt
Remember *Fe Sell Only The Beet
BEEF ROAST
KZ,^ u,
28c
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BABY BEEF STEAKS v,n "-*-’-**
HAMBURGER
SALMON FRES" CAUGHT
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Graham Crackers
Banner Heavy
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July 20—Charles William Douglas,
of Empire, and Irene Murphy, of
Marshfield.
July 20—Arthur Bedrosion, of Em­
pire, and Mary Durco, of Chicago,
Ill.
July 22—Jerry J. Huntley and
Marilyh M. Smiley, both of North
Bend.
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Small Sodas
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14.76; 230 to 285 lb." butchers
to 14.26; lightweight butcher« 113.75
to 14.00; packing sow« »11.00 to 12.75.
Feeder pigs »15.00 to 16.50.
SHEEP — good to choice spring
lambs »11.50; medium to good »10.25
to 11.26; common »9.00 to. 10.00.
Slaughter ewes, good to choice »3.50
to 4.00. Feeder lambs, good to choice
»9.50 to 10.00. Shorn yearlings |7 00
to 100.
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LB
23c
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25c i
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