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Mrs. Ethel Corrick. of Coos Jean F aris w ere Sunday night
Mr. and Mrs. W illis B aker, of oth er relatives. The; ,
Bay, has been assisting at the guests at the Sabin & Thompson Bandon, brought th eir sm all son, th eir brother, C ourt,
C heever H ardw are during the ill cottage at F loras Lake.
Mm. E thelene Thompson
L arry, down F rid ay to spend a C reek, Calif.
a'
ness of her daughter, Mrs. Lute
CHURCH N O TE S
Les Tythcott w as a Coquille few days with his uncle and aunt,
Mrs.
Portin
of
Wash
T h irty attended Sunday school Henry.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Volck.
ingtn
business viistpr, Tuesday.
a guest last week o her
last Sunday. Mrs. Ruth D onald
Mrs. C arrie Boice and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Sabin
Don
F
razier
of
New-
L
ak
e
w
as
law’
and
daughter,
M
r
son acted as leader in absence of M ary Boice returned home T u es
and
and son, od, and niece, Velm a a c a lle r in this vicinity, Tuesday. Fred Boice.
Supt. Mrs. A. E. Volk. Miss B etty day from Portland, w here they
Ann W hite and Mr. and Mrs. K en
Storm attended, after being ab spent the past few weeks, due to
Am ong those attendin g the C u r
neth Hofsess w ere fishing on F lo
sent for several months due to srious illness of her daughter, Mrs.
ry C ounty fa ir w ere Mrs. C arrie To Attend DAV
ras Lake, Monday.
illness. Kenneth Thompson acted Don Auer.
Boice and Mary; Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Whiny left
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rigby and T ex A utery, Mr. and Mrs. W a lte r
as teacher of the class of W alter
day for Portland, where?
Sgt. Jean Faris, of P alo Alto, son, Stanley, made a trip to
Hofsess during his absence.
Slocum , Mrs. M ary Thompson,
who received her discharge re Grants Pass, last week.
attend the national conve
L 0 C X L IT E M S—
Mr. and Mrs. C las C la rk and son, D isabled Veterans, cur
cently from the M arines, is a
Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Belloni Mr. and Mrs. W ill Sabin, Loren
Judge A. H. Boice of Gold Beach guest at the home of her aunt,
and their niece, Miss M arjorie Sabin, M ary Jean and Joe S a progress.
spent the week-end in Langlois Mrs. V elm a Sabin.
Cope, cam e Sunday m orning from bin, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Cadm an,
with Jus family.
V isitors at Bandon Tuesday in
Mrs. Norine Harvey *ea
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cadm an of cluded Mrs. H azel Hofsess, Mrs. Coquille to spend several days Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Thompson
C oquille fished on F loras Lake, W ill Sabin, Loren Sabin, Mrs. with the la tte r’s parents, Mr. and and Jeanette, and Mr. and Mrs. piano, is leaving this week.
Mrs. A. W. Cope. M arjorie has John Donaldson of this place and P ortland and Seattle on a
Monday.
Kenneth Thompson and Miss M ar
Arip. She w ill be gone
been assisting a t t h e Belloni Fred Adolphsen of D enm ark.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C rew of tha Crew.
la tte r part of this month.
boarding
house
at
Coquille
dur
Bandon are the parents of a son,
C la rk Slocum w as a business
Mrs. R ay Deets and baby g irl
ing
the
sum
m
er
months.
Ben K erns returned the l
born at the Bandon hospital, on visitor at Coquille, W ednesday.
of San Francisco and Mrs. M el
the
w eek from northern
The
Bob
Thom
apartm
ent
house
Tuesday, Aug. 27. The young man
Mrs. Raym ond Capps, of Sixes,
vin B ak er and children o ff V a l
has been named Charles G regory. and house guests, w ere callers has been reported sold to a p arty lejo, C alif,, are visiting t h e i r w’here he has been visit™
w ife who is attending a
He is their second child, and a at the home of Mrs. John Don from California.
mother, Mrs. C arrie Boice and of nursing there.
Among those who attended the
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. James aldson at D enm ark, Friday.
C rew of Langlois.
F ran k Strain . E verett S train show at Bandon S a tu rd a y eve
Miss Grey M arie DeH aven w as and Glen H iley made a business ning w ere Milton Brown, Mrs.
Dorothy Kuhn and B etty, Mr. and
a guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. trip to Roseburg.
and
John B jorg at their home on
Mr. and Mrs. Les T yth cott have Mrs. Kenneth Thompson
F loras Lake.
sold their sm all ranch to Mr. and Jeanette, and M ary Jean and
Mr. and Mrs. John Capps and Mrs. John Chenoweth who have G erald Sabin.
Mr. and Mrs. A rchie DeHaven
daughters, M arjorie and Rose Ma- • lived on D enm ark Hill for a
made a pleasure trip to eastern
rie, of McMinnville, wen* w eek-j number of years.
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end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John» Mrs. M elvin B ak er and children Oregon last week, returning by
Donaldson of Denm ark.
w ere Thursday night guests of w ay of N orthern C alifornia.
COMFORT DIAPERS with Disposal Pad<-
John Cox of Denm ark trans-1 Mr. and Mrs. W illis B a k e r at
H. H. Hansen made a business
draper» made of tw o-ply, ZE L AN -TREA TED BlRDSl
acted business at Port Orford. I Bandon.
'trip to Port Orford, Wednesday.
COTTON----- Pads made of SANITARY GAUZE, SOFT
Wednesday.
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I Mrs. Velm a Sabin and Miss
Mrs. Melvin B ak er and chil
TON, and SMOOTH TISSU E.
dren w ere F rid ay afternoon guests
of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Volck.
also
Reported on the sick list the
Mens
T
-Shirts
in
all
sizes
and colors
$L
past week w ere Mrs. C la rk Boice,
Mrs. Jam es Crew , Mrs. Lute Hen
hoom y R ichard Sanforized W ork Shirts.Jl.
ry and Kenneth Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hagen
w
a ild
have moved from the residence
We expect a sm all shipm ent o f L E V IS this week, so dry
of Mrs. Ethel C orrick in Langlois
<md see our new merchandise, arriving daily.
to the A. W. B ritton place at
Denm ark. .
Noted as prize winners at the
county fair trom this area w ere:
A t last we w ill open, despite the fact tha t we
C. H. Brooks, Mrs. C harles C lark.
Mrs. H. S. Cadman and Mrs. E va
can do only rough d ry, plus d ry cleaning. B rin g
Brookin«
Donaldson, and Miss K a te Adolph-1 1 Templar Hotel Bids.
sen
of
Denm
ark.
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you r clothes to us at the ‘old mess h a ll” b u ild
Mrs. Elizabeth S eeley of San
ing. We w ill give you prom pt sen ice at a very
Francisco and her sister Lena, of
Portland are staying with their
reasonable price.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Zuppe
at New Lake and to be near their
brother. Lonnie who is critica lly
ill at K eizer hospital. North Bend,
as result of injuries sustained an
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a car accident.
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AND l)l!Y CLEANING
Ed Blum hard
Ed Storset
Coquille shoppers, Saturday.
Diningroom Suite SI 19.50
,c roup ot buffet, table (extends to
1*0“ ) and six ehairs.
New Waterfall
Bedroom S uite .. $171.50
in walnut, full size bed, la rje van
ity with 42 mirror and 5-dniwer
chest, with mirror.
Bench to match
$14.95
Sland
$11.95
Bed Pillows, p r ,...$12.10
100 per cent duck body feathers—
• eather-proof t ¡eking.
BHi per cent white crushed chicken
feathers, 21x27 size, pair...... $5.10
1 urkey and Colored Chicken fea
t h e r mixture, 19x26 size, pair $3.10
B lan k ets.................$8.50
For home and outdoor use, 80 per
cent wool, 15 per cent rayon and
iixe per cent cotton.
A special!
Hendricks’ Furniture Co.
New Johnson
Building
Store Hours
9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
‘ûtee
(antaloupes, per pound............
Vyaterme'on, per pound.......... 2r
tan n in g Tomatoes, box......... $15
Grapefruit, per pound.......
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Granges, per pound...........
Local Cabbage, per pound.
! ‘‘iluce, per pound ...........
( orn, dozen e a rs .................
Bell Peppers, per pound.......... J*
watch tor Canning Peach Sped _
Sunshine Hi-Ho Crackers,, lg. hx.2j
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Britton and
family of Denmark left Tuesday
/or their new home
at Portland
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u » SON FREEM AN. Owner
Mr. and Mrs. John Bjerg and
M iss < trey Marie DeHaven were
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