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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1948)
4 b*4 b*1- a«» C o q u ille V a lle y COQUILLE, OREGON Xèn lin ei Viuuw, — Sunda Return flrom Trip — Mr. and Mrs. Dick Arnold of M yrtle Point were Friday visitors in Coquille. They had just returned from a three month tour of the United States. In M yrtle Point — M r. and Mrs. A1 Kellenberger and fam ily spent Easter Sunday In M yrtle Point visiting at the home o f M rs KeUenbergeri* sis- ter_s»nd family. e*E*” * ,ce i? the,.cleanlnk trade since the home of Mr. and Mrs ' coming to Coquille and she has be- morton were M r and & S?1?® v^*y proficient. Russell, the Mayenschein of Coos Bay Holunon s son, who is also with the * • • y business, was more or less brought up 1 Holiday Visteon* t* in a cleaner’s shop. j m »» bou? Holimon’g are enthuaiastic. tin and little H .ilght»r 5 i . C8qU?lle ?.nd ,are satisfied Easter week-end in E u m . PA PÏR H A N U IN U PAINTING CONTR tCTd BRUSH or 8PRAT Married Couple» Serie» IN A M K .IN U Darrell L. Cox Coquille, Oregon. Since H IS Mainly About Per’i ^ Z ^ “ U ,KM r ,n d Mr* 1 ’ * - Perrott had as their guests over the Beater week-end, their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Veriand FalU aDd tW° children oi Klamath . „ n osiem—Mr. and Mrs. L yle B ey ers spent Sunday visiting in Salem • a Motor to Eureka—Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Stem and M r. and Mrs. Gorden Stem motored to Eureka at the week-end to visit at the home of M r. and Mrs Joe Sutton. Mrs. Sutton is Dr. and Mrs. Stem’s daughter, • • Sunday Guests—Sunday guests at the home of M r. and Mrs. Rodney Creager were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hillstrom of Coos Bay. k 0 0 On Business Insurance Adjuster Don Stout is in Portland this week in connection w ith the Archibald Thur- ber accident case. • • Visits Grand parents— Master George Hennessey of Roseburg is visiting this i week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wernich. . • a Visit in Coo« Bay - i Mrs Aina Eck- holm and »on. George Eckholm, spent Easter Sunday vtiating at the home of Mrs. Eckholm’s son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs Carl Eckholm a o • Return Prom B usiness Trip __ Don 1 Farr and John Shilling returned on I Wednesday from Portend where they i n a s n iii In Dr G utm ans O ffice— Mrs Telephone 807-MM ESTIMATES and COUNSEL STEVE look aft these prices Bolf iy a business for $17.40. But that Holm rtrom who gras working at Safe- >r his first cleaners establishment Gutm^Torti “ at Arkansas. Of course, he went « • — the work was done by hand at On Fishing T rip —Mr. and Mrs. s. F. Tired of the extreme heat and coK Stevens and family are spending a and severe electrical storms of A r- week fishing at the Rogue river., kansas, Mr. and Mrs. Holimon moved • • to Oregon where Mr. Holimon had a Visit Relatives— Mr. and Mrs. Ed- brother. They started the cleaning ward Neufeldt and son, Roger, spent business in Coquille on May 18, 1940. the holiday week-end In Salem vlsit- = » w - . - a - ------------ --------------------------ing relative*. While there they at- ...... —.......................... . —— — •k tended the thirty-fifth wedding anni- 1 versary celebration of M r. Neufeldt’s I parents. “W e’d like to present our ow n line o f beauty aids and health aids — esp e cia lly prepared by us— for you. E very item Try them . carries a M oney-Back G uarantee!” V W t In Koeeburg—M r. and Mrs. Jo- | seph Bailey and two children, Joe and Brenda Lee, spent the hoUddy week end in Roseburg where they visited relatives. On their return they were accompanied by Mrs. Bailey’s sister, Charmaln Pearson, who w ill visit In Coquille for a week. • • Returns te 8ehee»—Leon Kambak left on Monday to resume his studies at Oregon State college. • • Via«» Portland Mrs George May- f nard spent several days visiting in Portland this w»pk. JUICE SALE ST A N D B Y F A N C Y Q U A L IT Y PICKED FOR FLAVOR SWEETENED ORANGE JUICE . . SWEETENED BLENDED JUICE - - . . - - GRAPEFRUIT J U I C E ................................. $2.9 8— Cose EUREKA BA R R O W ’S CREME SHAM POO w ith L anolin— B rings out the Lustre $ ★ N ever has there been an iron lik e thisl BA R R O W ’S M INT JU L E P B R U SH L E SS SH A V E $' For a Cool, Sm ooth S h a v e 50c and It’s a nuracle. An electric iron without a cord. An electric iron with automatic heat control An electric iron you can forget without fear o f starting a firol O <■ w 3 C and BA R R O W ’S H A N D CREM E w ith Lanolin BARRO W ’S SH A M PO O w ith C onditioner — For D ry Hair C A W w C BARROW ’S SH A M PO O for N orm al and Oily S calp $’ . dangling cord to tangle and pull. ««»ing freedom. The eord’s and $* and BARRO W ’S D EO D O R A N T CREAM Try this cream FOOT POW DER For tired, aching, perspiring feet A T H LETES’ FOOT LOTION that does the w ork CORN GETTER You can iron with either hand. I t ’a a time-saver, a temper- saver, a work-aaver. * ★ Completely Fire-Safe I « TJlere w n ° electric current in the Eureka eordlea* iron itself when ii. ib off the safety base. The Magic Watchman in the safety base, turns current on and off so that iron cannot overheat, even when left unattended on the base. Only the iron is on in the safety base and only when the Magic Watchman releases electricity is there current in. the iron. ★ "A utom agic" Hoot Contrail This miracle in n gives von really accurate heat controL i " llw **6*7 Ewwe. Simply dial desired tempera- ture which is maintained throughout the ironing period. The "rW cordleee electric iron is lightweight and scien- tincaJly balanced to cut ironing fatigue. No bearing down on fabrics. Thia iron does the work for you. CHERRY COUGH SY R U P P leasant T asting and E fficient CHEST R U B For R ubbing and V aporizing COLD C A P SU L E S R eliev es that n asty head cold H EA D Q U A R TER S eor the new X Z Z u 3 3 iZ Z u Z > P ilo n e 2 3 4 • Roxy C orner, C o q u ills , O r eureka home cleaning
