Mrs. n o m e s ru m «J.B.V.
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George Brooks and son, Bobby, re a student at Oregon State college and two children, Nancy Jo and
turned on Wednesday from Marys and a member of Phi Kappa Psi Tommy, .visited in Roseburg last
ville, California, where they visit fraternity, spent the week-end in week.
ed for a week w ith Mrs. Brooks’ Coquille visiting his mother, Mrs.
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sister. '
J. E. Dumas.
Here From Wisconsin— Mrs. Violet
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, M athevflW M ilw aukee, Wisconsin
Vacation T rip To B. C.—Miss Mad Visit A t Johnson Home—Mr. and i is visiting for two weeks in Co-
eline McKeown, Miss M ary Jean Mrs. L. Zeidler of Plentywood, j quille with her sod and daugRter-
To Attend Salem Meeting_Mrs. Weisen and Miss Gail Hagglund Montana, visited this week at the : in-law , Mr. and Mm. Fred Adams
Ed Detlefsen w ill leave on Tues returned on Sunday from a week's home of Mr. and Mrs. H arry John- Mrs. Mathews plans to visit also in
day fo r Salem where she w ill be vacation trip to Vancouver and son. They were en route to th e ir ; California before returning to her
Montana home after spending theI home.
one of the American Legion A u x J Victoria in B ritish Columbia.
winter in Phoenix, Arizona.
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ilia ry Welfare commission repre
COQUILLE. COOS COUNTY, OREGON
THURSDAY. APRIL IS 1950.
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Spends Week-End Here — Miss
sentatives to attend the Governor’s | From Sixes—Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
conference on “ Children and I Fuhrman of Sixes were visitors in Here For Easter — Easter d a y ' Shirley Snyder who is nursing at Easter Sunday A t Bandon Miss vallis.
Gordon is a student at much time to the improvement of
guests at the home of Mrs. Frances Eureka spent the Easter week-end Erna G ill spent Easter Sunday vis O.S.C.
Youth.” While in the city Mrs. Coquille on Monday.
yourself that you have no time
Thompson were Mr. and Mrs. Don- w ith relatives in Coquille.
Detlefsen w ill attend a Legion
iting at the Walter Panter home
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to criticize others.—Christian D.
at Bandon.
A u x ilia ry Child Welfare commis Home From College—Miss M ari aid Thompson and fam ily o f Em-
Promise yourself . . . to give so Larson.
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sion and a Coordination meeting anne Rackleff of Oregon State col pire, Mrs. Dorothy Gamier and From Lakeview — Mr. and Mrs.
of the Legion and its affiliates. lege spent the week-end visiting fam ily of Coos Bay and A l T^oods Dorward Strong and daughter and From California — Mr. and Mrs.
son of Lakeview visited relatives Otis Turner and daughter, Diane,
She is secretary for both groups.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David E. of Coos Bay.
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and friends in Coquille and other of Dinuba, California, visited last
T r o u t Season O p e n s A p ril 15th
Rackleff. Also a guest at the Rack
From Walla Walla—B ill Casper a leff home was W illiam McDenall Go to Brookings and Crescent City i county points last week.
week at the Earl Duncan home.
—Mr. and Mrs. B ill Bradford vis-
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student at Walla Walla college, of Corvallis.
Mrs. Turner is Mr. Duncan’s sister.
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ited Sunday at the home of Mr. Easter Sunday A t Florence—Mr The Turner’s had visited, too, with
spent the week visiting his par
ent, M r. and Mrs. Kenneth Casper. Fish A t Rogue River—Roy Folsom Bradford’s brother-in-law and sis-¡and Mrs. H arry Williams spent relatives in Klamath Fall and Ash
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of Coquille and Louie Folsom of ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gadbury. | Easter Sunday at Florence visiting land during the spring vacation.
Returns From Portland—Earl Nos Portland are spending this week They drove on to Crescent C ity I their son-in-law and daughter Mr
during the afternoon.
¡and Mrs. H. L. Train.
ier returned on Saturday after fishing at Rogue river.
Home On Leave: George Griggs
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spending several days in Portland.
who is stationed w tih the navy in
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Spends Week-End Here — Miss
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California, spent several days
Visit Coquille Friends — Mr. and Luck A t Fishing—Landing a sal Bettie Preston, nurse in tr a in in g In Eugene — Mrs. George Burr leave w ith his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John AaSen of Coos Bay vis mon at Rogue rive r Sunday was at Portland flew to Coquille Fri-1 Mrs. L. D. DeLap, Miss Irene Mrs. Ray Griggs.
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ited friends in Coquille on Sun Mrs. H. H. Owen of Coquille. Fish day to spend the Easter week-end 1 B urr and Mrs. Oscar Day were vis-
ing w ith her were Mr. Owen and w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | itors to Eugene on Tuesday. They Visit In Corvallis—Mr. and Mrs.
day.
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the couples’ grandson.
W illiam Preston.
I had car trouble en route to Eu- Earl Schroeder spent several days
, gene, had to leave theft- car at Yon- in Corvallis visiting their son and
Back From Portland — Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Mason and fam ily re Fish A t Rogue River — Mr. and From Eugene— Mr. and Mrs. J .' ' alia and continue into Eugene by daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. A l-
I
turned on Thursday from Port Mrs. Phillip Reed of Coquille and W Carlson of Eugene, who visited bus. Mrs. Day went from there to ton Schroeder. • •
Mr. and Mrs. Bob King of Arago in the county during the week-end, j her home in Redmond and the
land where they visited relatives
were
guests
Sunday
at
the
home
[
three
Coquille
ladies
returned
fished
at
Rogue
rive
r
during
the
Spends Easter A t Home—Miss Jo
and friends.
week-end.
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Detlefsen.
, home by plane.
Ann Mintonye, daughter of Mr.
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and Mrs. Amzy Mintonye, spent
To Attend Soroptimist Conven Drive To Yachats—Mrs, Ted My- the Easter vacation at home in Co
tion— Mrs. Clarence Barton, Mrs. ers and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Myers quille. Miss Mintonye is a student
George Brooks and Mrs. Bert Fol motored to Yachats Sunday where at Willamette university, Salem.
J.!'
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$6,50 up
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som w ill go to Salem Friday to they visited Mrs. Ted Myers’
Fly Reeds
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$1.00 up
attend the Soroptimist club con brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Visit In Coquille— Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Ray E. Hawkins. Returning
vention.
Creels
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C. L. Davidson of West Lake
to Coquille w ith them was Miss
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Casting
Rods
98c up
(Douglas
county)
were
Easter
vis
A t Speech Meet— Mrs. Matilda Nancy Myers, who had been visit itors in Coquille. There’s s till no
Casting Reels
.
ing
for
several
days
in
Yachats.
Engen, w ith two Coquille high
place bke Coquille and Coos coun
Tackle Boxes
$2 55
school students, Gerard Jeub a n d !w , „
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ty, Davidson said, and he always
Salmon Reels
a ii
Duane Leach, attended the State J?*“ m X V " n
likes to come back. The Davids
All Metal Pocket Tackle Boxes
Speech Meet in Eugene for th r e e ! if ? '
ScrT n, an£ iam lly w,u on’s still own their home here and
days last week. Although the two leave ne* t w®*k to*
A n - are highly gratified over the fact
•Spinners of all kinds
»Lines and Leaders
Coquille students did not make!
wher®
hava ¿ p h a s e d
• Fly Books
that the city council has started
the finals they stayed in for sever- ‘ ^ “ “ ra" t.,bu?lne“ ’ ,M lke; wh° the sewer projects in the North
Check over your tackle and fill in ydur
al rounds of competition.
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part of the city.
I store staff, returned Friday from
needs now. We have a full line of tackle
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Arizona where he made the pur-
for trout and salmon fishing . . Buy Quality
To Visit Relatives in Corvallis— chase.
Makes Plans For T rip — Aldo
tackle and
Mrs. Frank Burbank left o n ;
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Marca of Riverton was in Coquille
Wednesday for Corvallis where she'
,
Saturday pt the office of Drs.
FISH WITH CONFIDENCE
w ill Visit w ith relatives. From C or-|
T V *? U “ J "
a" d Rankin, Gould and Kennedy get
vallis she w ill go to Salem fo r th e 1
,
son. J.nunie,
Yes—The 1950 Lausens Are Here!
ting his immunization shots in
Soroptimist cub convention.
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are J isifcn.g
Stop In .And See Them. ’
‘ m Coquille w ith Mrs. Kaiser s preparation for his pilgrimage to
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| parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Flan- Rome and a three months’ vsit in
France, and Switzerland, in addi
Home For Easter—Ben Barton was. nery.
tion to his trip to Rome where
home fo r Easter from the U niver-
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he w ill see the Pope. ' _
sity of Oregon at Eugene.
r
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I Attend Father s Funeral — Pastor
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and Mrs- Wn.,
Norman
in v i . m .._
M. F. PETTIT
-Mr J Yakima,
this Orth
week were
whereJ
™
Re<?en'
Attend Portland Ceremony—
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W C TA
W lie r t
"Your Dollar Buys More at Your Marshall-Wells Store”
ly'S
’tors
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
and Mrs. James Brady and their they attended the funeral of Mrs
Our New Location
granddaughter, Sally Sturdivan, O rth ’s father who was killed in an Mrs. Kennett Lawrence were their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
460 W. Second St.
Coquille
Phone 22
BERT LAHR holler» “ POLICE" ss beatiful Virginia Mayo stands by. were in Portland recently to attend
Mrs. Gordon Lawrence of Cor-
One of the many hilarious skits featured in the M ilton Berle storrer, the capping ceremony at Good Sa
“ Always Leave Them Laughing." produced by Warner Bros. A t the maritan hospital. Miss Phyllis
Brady, in nurses training there re
X m X Y T T T T -!
Roxy Thurs., Fri., Rat
ceived her cap at that time
Keturn Prom C alifo rn ia —
Mainly
About
People
< ^ q u ille V a lle y
S e n tin e l
, I
J. A. Lamb Company
H e re
They
THt
A re !
House’ Cleaning
Specials'- -
Coquille’s Outstanding Selection of
T o p -Q u a lity Used Cars
Hermans
A ll th ese S p ec ia l ite m s a re to p -q u a lity . . . . E sp e cially re d u c ed fo r this E v e n t!
1941 Chevrolet Special Deluxe 5 passenger Coupe.
Loaded with extras and a steal at just........................
$395"
1938 Chevrolet 2 door sedan.Heater. A fine car with
plenty of good mileage. Yours for just
$295“
Topcoats
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Dress Shirts
Gabardine
Values to $37.50
Now
Pajamas
All color styles
Formerly $3.95
Now
Both Outing and
Broadcloth
Fleece-Lined
$ 1 5 .0 0
2 f° r$ 5 .0 0
$1.99
99c
4823484853234853484848
I)od8e 4-door Sedan.
Another Spring driving special that will
wiH give you and your family miles of pleasure driving.
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1948 Plymouth 4-door Sedan. This car is in excellent condition and is
fully guaranteed throughout.
(Ml
A Plus Value at just ................ ................................. ..
$1195
1947 Dodge 5 passenger club coupe. Another CHURCH
SPECIAL. Excellent in every d e ta il..........................
$1295
.00
$1793"
194(i Nash 600 — 4-dodk Sedan. Radio and Heater.
Clean all the way. Full price just...............................
$ 7 9 5 .00’
1947 International Pickup. Very Good Condition.
Very Reasonably priced at ............ ...... .........
STOP IN T O D A Y ! ..............................
We
fak e
$ 8 9 5 .00
Trades and Fully Guarantee
Sweat Shirts
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100% Wool
B-15 Navy
Jackets
Melton
Jackets
Plaid
Jackets
$ 5 .0 0
Formerly $13.00
Now
$ 9 .0 0
A top-quality work
jacket
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J*48 DeSoto Deluxe 4-door Sedan. It is very seldom that we get a car
like this on the lo t
You’ll want it the minute you see it but Hurrv’
This one will go fast!
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Just
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White
Tee Shirts
Good Quality
$ 5 .0 0
50c
5348484848534853232323
Briefs
Hats
W ork Sox
Wide elastic band
form fitting
All Name Brands
fur felts — odd sizes
Dress Socks
Cotton Cashmeres
Long and short tops
3 9 c pair
$ 3 .9 9
Rayon and Cotton
Double toe & heel
Long and Short tops
5 p ° ir
$1.00
4 p a ir
$1.00
T h e s e A r e Ju st a Few o f th e M a n y C h o ic e Ite m s Y o u W ill F in d D u rin q T h k
G r e a t S p rin g H o u s e c le a n in g E vent.
C o m e In
.
.
See For Y o u rs e lf!
Every Car That Leaves Our Lot!
CHURCH PONTIAC
W. Front St,
Coquille, Oregon
Phone 501
4 4000
372 W. First S t
00
00000/4440
Coquille, Oregon
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