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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1942)
day for Seattle to attend the wed ding of his sister, Anmimw Holver- rtott. The Riverside and Fairview schools will open next Monday after two weeks Christmas vacation. The Fair view .high school bus will also start again next Monday. Fairview Grange No. 739, held its annual Christinas supper at the grange hall last Saturday evening with a crowd of about sixty present. Mrs. Lillie Johnson, who moved to Coquille last week, spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Deadmond. Out-of-Doors Stuff Myrtle Point Pioneer Buried Yesterday A pioneer of Myrtle Point, Robert Martin Parrish, who hud lived there there for the past 60 years, and who passed away at a Coquille hospital where he had been receiving treat- - nK Wkf*nt iinwk tetnt Inat F»»iri.aa/ iit fot* tvrr tinmp rnmtv 111110, t * ts— »y, Uihi buried at Myrtle Point yesterday af ter services were held al the Schroe- der Funeral Home. Mr. Berg wu present as attorney for He had come to the Coquille valley the Henninger family. in 1882 when he was ten years of age. He is survived by his widow and eight children—Mrs. Edna Billings, Coquille; Everett and Lloyd Parrish, who are serving with U. S. troops; Miss Agnes Parrish, of Portland; Mrs. Nora Davidson, of Central Point, Ore.; Clayton Parrish, of Springfield, Ore.; Mrs. Catherine Meek, of Klamath Falls, und Wallace Parrish, of Myrtle Point. To Attend Geo. Maynard Admitted To 13,000 Bail Thursday George L. Maynard whdMt* connec tion with the accidental death of Ken Henninger two weeks ago will be investigated by the Coos county grand jury for the February term' of court, was released from custody last Thursday after $3,000 bonds had been posted for his appearance before the grand jury. In the Sentinel report of the inquest proc—dings last week it was* inad vertently stated that J. A. Berg was one of the attorneys for the defense. Dance At The Coquille ■ '* Community Bldg. Music by a 10 Piece Orchestra From Oregon University ADMISSION Gentlemen |1.00 Ladies 50c x Including Tax The Office Where Accommodation Is A Flessure GREE1INGS K ALL Campbells Soup 14c can Chick-Gumbo, Chick-Noodle Pabstett Cheese-29c- Stand'rd or Pirn. 2 pkgs Lindsay Olives 25c Jumbo Ripe pint can Stuffed Olives 20c Los Olivos 3 oz bottle Brown Mustard 9c ------ 6 oz. jar Heinz Maximum Salt 7c Plain or Iodized 26 oz. Pancake Flour 57c Sperry’s No. 10 sack Sperry's 4 lb. sk. 29c Get the most out of your roffee! Use Dependable Filters Fairview News Pancake Flour Sperqy’s Swans Down Papers 2 pkgs of 100 28c 48 oz. pkg. 23c Cake Flour Lge. Pkg. Peanut Butter Cloths 2 pkgs, of 4 .... 49c Real Roast 2 lb. jar Tomatoes 14c Gardenside No. 2*4 can LEMONS Sunkist, tree ripened lb 12c ORANGES Navels, new crop lb.13c Grapefruit Ariz. Marsh seedless lb 12c APPLES Winesiape and De licious, extra fancy lb. 9c CRANBERRIES Coos Bay fey lb l»c CELERY Utah type clean, crisp lb 15c LETTUCE California Ice Pack............ MARKET PRICE Cauliflower Snowball Market Price YAMS Texas U. S. No. 1, smooth fancy quality .................. lb. 10c TOMATOES Mexican field grwnlb23c Quality Market Stellar Facial Tissue 200's 10c 300’s 23c A A H Soda 1 lb pkg 3 for 25c Gerbers Dry Oat Meal, Cereal 8 oz 15c Pablum Baby Food 18 oz pkg 30c Cigarettes popular brands carton >1.28 Comfort PANCAKE FLOUR Tissue 1^23' V8 COCKTAIL Looking back over 1942 we think of the ffiends who have stood by us through this trying year. Looking forward to 1943, we wish you Donsted's POPCORN PEANUTS Mrs. Harry Hubbell and Coquille, attended the Fairview last Saturday CRANBERRY“"?.JSX’tX Muae uscwets w/ttmunrMiu Nü-Made Mayonnaise
