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• Dolls, Aeroplanes
[At Playground
]
d , Aeroplanes and dolls were the or-
r der of the day at the city park play-
n I ground Friday, June 22. The boys
it brought all types of aeroplanes from
it paper to wood to metal, while the
>f girls brought dolls of many different
o sizes and degrees of comeliness. The
d children gathered in informal circles
and the boyi selected the four pret-'
Jtlest ^plls.
To Janet Louise Swin-
a ney. wdht
first
prize for
her
»T “Goldilocks.” while Marcia Mauney
(.took second prize for her “Phoebe.”
1» “Fuzzy Wuzzy" was the funniest doll.
y , He is June Smith’s teddy bear. “Little
Liberty
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from California, leaving their
at Gold Beach.
Hub Building
Wedding Photographs
Brides and grooms are invited to call or make an appoint
ment tor a setting at any time
for the best home-made aeroplanes.
Duane Simmons had the smallest,
Hubert Bond displayed the best plas­
tic models, and Donald Beal had
the best metal model.
. The large group of youngsters had
a very satisfactory day, anti-climax­
ed with the finding of a baby spar­
row which had to be cared for
properly. The next important fea-
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ten the wooden pipe« would split
Margaret Hughes, supervisor of the
i when forced together.
playground, is the American Le­
gion’s candidate for Queen of the
Fourth of July celebration.
Smith - Anderson Nuptials
Last Friday Evening
Einar Anderson and Helen Smith
were united in marriage at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ellis at nine
o’clock on the evening of June 22,
with Rev. Liston Parrish, pastor of
the Church of Christ, officiating. Mr.
Anderson is from Bellingham, Wash­
ington, but is stationed at present at
the Cape Arago Light Station.' Mrs.
Anderson is from Oakland, Cali­
fornia, and is the granddaughter of
the late Judge and Mrs. Helen
Sperry, who were former “Coquille
residents.
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JUNE
29 • 30
THE SCREEN S
MERRIEST
MUSICAL
MASQUERADE I
For real sleeping comfort ask to see the
'Serta 7A' Box Spring and Mattress
Double Spring Box Spring and Staple Felted Mattress
Z 7
per set >
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Blue Tapestry Davenport and Chai
Fashion-Flow pre-war construction.
Furniture
furniture Think eì Parkey
Dillard Market
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Out Where the Wild Wolves Howl
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(. . . . and the Girls Howl Bagk!)
UNDER WESTERN SKIES
Courteous Service
Coquille Unit
Red Cross Notes
New Potatoes
New Cabbage
Large No. l’s
Solid, Fresh. Head
APRICOTS buy for canning Now. crate $2.75
plans for a new year’s work under
the supervision of the new chairman
of production, Mrs^F. C. True, will
' be discussed.
For both work room and home
sewing bath robes, kit bags and
scruff slippers will be cut out and
■ ready; also material for baby quilts
will be available. For the knitters,
Mrs. Wm. Candlln will have yarn
for sweaters and regulation sox. The
prize winners of the Red Cross af-
ghan will be determined at 4:00 p.m.
The Unit regrets to know of the
critical illness of Mrs. Anna Lund,
mother of Mrs. F. C. True.
Mrs.
Victor West is reported home from
the hospital and gaining rapidly.
Mrs. K. P. Lawrence has returned
from California.
Those having completed sewing or
knitting in their homes are asked
to please bring it to the work room .
on Friday as another shipment will .
be packed and shipped soon.
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Dillard - Raspberries
crate . - . ' . $3.75
Sunkist Oranges
00 size dozen . 47c
THE DILLARD MARKET WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY BOTH
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NEXT WEEK, JULY 3 AND 4
FOR" a H asty .
TA57Y BREAKFAST
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MINK YOU« VITAMMS
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Ba'Zjcn/.-i
EMMREICH COFFEE
Kitchen Klenzer
Also the Greatest Film
To Come Out of This War
A wonderful Scouring Powder
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4 cans
To the Shores of Iwo Jima
for
....
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And a Beautiful Water Glass Free
You Are Always Welcome Al Dillards
HARROW DEVO COMPAXT
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