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Mayor O. L. Wood and City Treas-
UWC. G Caughett left fur Portland
Tuesday morning to attend the sum-
mer meeting of the League of Oregon
Cities, yesterday and today.
J. O. Berglund, temporarily em­
ployed in the bank here until Orville
Clinton is able to be back on the job,
returned Monday from his home in
Hood River, where he went last week
to greet the recent addition to his
family.
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Tire COQUILLE VALLEY SfiNTlMtL. COQUILLE. OREGON. TH VBS DA Y. MAY IS. IMS.
Select your stationery for gifts and
for your. own use at Norton’s while
our stock is still complete. We print
name, monogram or any insignia for
Mrs. George Oerding left "Monday a small, extra charge.
foi a month's visit1 tn Pm tland and --------------- - 4 ’
Sane, sensible, scriptural evan-
eastern Oregon. While in Portland
she will be with her mother-, who is gelist campaign, Church of Christ,
Willie White,
visiting here from her home iq Cali- May 2 to . May 23.
fornia. In eastern Oregon, she will men's evangelist, leading.
15t4s
meet a friend who also will be visit­
See our targe display ot choice pot
ing there from New York City.
plants at Bergen's, across' highway
Not the
Mrs. Dick Sherrill is a guest for from telephone office.
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ten days of Miss Anne Hawkins at '•frapest but the best. Phone 64.
Ophir.
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For grave markers for your loved
Mrs. Felix Miller came in Saturday ones, see John S. Sanders for style
from Lebanon, Ore., to spend three of marker and price. He also has
weeks here with her father, J. H. cement building blocks. 541 West
6th, Coquille. Phone 123L.
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Oerding.
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Maury Williams, son of Mrs. Jen­
nie Williams of this city who has
been in the Air Corps Reserve for
some weeks, left Portland Sunday
Choose
vour cards foi Father’s Da^
Mias Eunice Howe spent the last
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morning for Fresno where hs had
Good selection for service
been ordered to report" for Army week-end in Portland visiting rela- early,
tivea and friends and having a good men and civilians at Norton’s,
flying instruction and training.
time in general. Sbe
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found accommodations
Perfectly packed, properly stowed,
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Young returned bus
and
She returned Monday and sarefully handled — a million
Sunday evening from Portland where crowded,
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dollars worth of airplane engines are
she had been visiting their daughter morning.
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transported efficiently and safely in
and son and his family for ten days.
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Assessor Chas. Forrest has been a single box car.
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Richard A. Hennessey, who left for confined to his home at the Bay the '1 .
For emergency lighting • in ‘ war
Portland for Induction last Thursday, past week or two with whooping
writes home that he is still at Fort cough. He expects to be back on plants and' shipyards, a new qr.lt,
weighing 4.7 pounds, may be set up
Lewis and as yet does not know duty in tlie Court house soon,
to switch on a powerful beam of
where he is to be sent.
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. * Henry Wigant. arrested by Officer light automatically when normal
Hear Willie White, Evangelist at Farmer at the Tourist Hotel last lighting fails.
Church of Christ, East 4th and Coul- Thursday evening, for being drunk
Galling caros. 5u tor «’ O'
ter. Every nite. May 2 to May 23. and disorderly, forfeited the *15 bail
' 15t4s he posted.
Rest night Monday.
Graduation gifts, graduation cards.
Household Furniture and equip- '
Buy them at Norton’s.
ment for sale. Electric Range and
many other items. Mrs. Don Estes,
FOR RENT—House at 276 West 6th. 293 East First, Coquille.
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Newly papered and painted. See
A. L. Perry at 302 North Henry.
Keys made for all locks. Stevens
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Cash Hardware Coquille. Ore
Chadnick hdge No. 63
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Special Communication
Tuesd v, May 18. Work in F. C.
Tuesday. May 25. Work in E. A.
Visitors Welcome
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1943 IS REXflLTS 40th ANNIVERSARY T
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continue RcxiHi policy of giving you l'ij
Best Valucs’in Tpwn. Likewise, wc lw.
none our best to carefully prepare uui
stocks to meet your needs. j’ossiblyra-4pw
items may nor be available on every Jay
Occ»xi»tully wc oflcr a few
of the items advertised here
at prices lower than regular
list prices, but at no time do
we offer this merchandise at
WE ARE UO1NG Oui. Us.
such rock-bottom prices as
now! Some soaps, the daily
specials, and a few other
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items »ft not ôn the One Cent Sale plan, but ate
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’'“priced extremely low-during the sale.'
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of our One Cent Sale due to the imposi­
tion of restrictions, the unavailability ot
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Due to shortage of clerical help, bring your
shopping bags and serve yourself.
materials and other reasons over which
we have noicontrol.
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Dates for 1 Cent Sale
Thun., FrL, Sat., May 13,14,15
Fuhrman's Pharmacy
Open every night until 8:00
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