lilPltÄ
tin tin g Hoes, Weeding Hoes,
Ladles’ 3-piece set, $1.25.
Child’s Sets, 30 and 50c
Methodist Episcopal.
gan county, and the principal owner
of a large cheese factory there.
- While not roeommetoltog the aboli-
tion of croasOerioO, Mr. Chaplin said
there was more money for tho dairy-
man in cheese than to butter, and that
to Sheboygan county, Wisconsin,
where many creamartoe formerly op-
eratd, there are now over 100 cheese
factories and not one creamery. On
this, hie first trip out.here, he had,
he said, gone from the California {toe
to northern Washington end Coos
county wae the finest dairy section
be had yet seen.
Standardisation of choose to hto
hobby and while he said ha had seen
better cheeee from Coos than from
Tillamook, ha had also seen warm,
and Coos county was judged by Us
to quality, style and etae and has a
natonal reputation, which Coos cheese
dose not, because of this lack of stan
dardisation.
Prof. W. A. Barr, of O. A. C., con
fined hto remarks to the balanced ra
tion for dairy hards, taking far hto
text a story of toe young woman who
asked her mother, to view of bar ap
proaching m arriage, hew to preserve
domestic harmony to the home. The
mother's reply was, “Feed the brute."
Prof. Barr gave the sense advice in
regard to dairy cattle.
Ivan Lowrey, of Monmouth, taid
how too stock on their breading farm
there were fed, as to quantty, sea
son and age of the animals.
The now taster of the Myrtle Point
Association, a H. Bryant, was to-
trod need and acknowledged the intro-
duction to hto patrons in a fitting
manner.
J. E. Norton, as pisahtont and H. A.
Young, as sw ntary «r the Coquills
Commercial Club, were called oa for
remarks as waa C. Milton Shultz, of
the Myrtle Point Enterprise.
Mrs. Albert Sehroeder, who as
chairman of tho -feed” committee,
was called on, replied that the ladies
were acting on Mr. Barr’s taj unction
for securing domestic felicity.
To complete the re-organization of
the upper river tasting assocation the
following oA csn w en elected} Pres-
ident, W. C. Cutler; vice president
John Carl; secretary-treasurer, L. P
Trigg; and these with Albert Sehroe-
dsr and Varna Lundy form the beard
r
6:80 p. m. The topic io "Preparing H enn . o ............................
f
Father’s
Death.
Happy Meawriee.” Genevieve Ghaae,
M. 1 L Young n n h n d word of tho
a t 7:80 p. m. deeth of his fothor, Z. C. Young,
a will be -Not which ocurred a t tho homo of hto son,
8. R. Young, in Seattle. Thodoeooaod
wm 88 yearn of age. Ha wae born
May 80, 1888, to Chautauqua county,
Now York; wont to Kansas to 1871,
whom ha lived to Ooborn county until
*88, to which year ho moved to Seattle.-
deutsche Klub.
Bandon World.
One Of the unique features of the
program waa the dram atisation of tho
Gorman etory, Die W aldfrau. The
plot-of Mm etory to of o poor widow
and her daughter, Betty, who live
near a forest. Betty takee care of
tho goats and spina during the day.
She to very fond of dancing after
her aoon day lunch. The forest fairy
appears and asks her to dance. Batty
CHICKENS wanted. Address F. B.
forgets her work and is much grieved
Smith, garerai delivery, Coquille,
when it to time to go home. The for
Christian Church. ... Oregon.
est maiden makee Batty and her moth Bible School a t 10 a. m. : #
er vary happy by giving them come Morning Subject, “What to Wrong
With the H ornet-
Y. Pi S. C. E. at 6:80 p, m.
Evening subject: -A Fool's Idea.”
part
C. G. Price, Minister.
and
expi
ers’ Hides, Wool.
Presbyterian Church. WANTED—Farm
A
F un and Palts. Geo. T. Moulton.
Teaching servies from 10 to 11 a. m. ~ M tf
was
"
Prearhtog servie» a t i l a. a
juto,
gam
Wa «stand a hearty welcome.
F. S. Shimisn, Pastoi.
man
A
etoti
Christian Science Society.
end
Services next Sunday a t 11:00 a. m.
B<
Subject, -C hrist Jesus.”
»on,
Wednesday evening meeting at 8*
by b
Myrtle Point, Ore.
o’clock.
Tl
Sunday school a t 0s8O a. m.
Mab
Corner
Third and Hall streets.
Ada
»to
New
eon.
was that between the Myrtle Point Prices for Overhauling and charg
and Coquilto high schools a t Masonic ing on application. Free advice.
Hall last Saturday night The local STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE
five played the visitors deer off their
STATION
feet and playing the same sort of s
qune with the other schools wovM A. B. TAYLOR, Prop.
have gone through the aoaaoa with an
unbroken string of victories.
John Stanley, who has recently
been made captain, and P ad Grouch
playod the game of U d r lives. The
latter was in fine form for basket
shooting end made a number of un
expected and wonderful throws. Fred
Lorens, Philip Johnson and John
Oerding were net behind the other
two to spectacular defensive work.
team work was fine and the boys
tog», addressed the high school as wall The
played
together like a well-oiled ma
as the seventh and eighth grades on
Many attem pts to score by
th* «abject of manual work in school, chine.
the
visitors
were stopped when it
Mis* CowgUl considers domestic sci-
improbable that they could be.
« « • and manual training to be ab- seemed
score of 20 to 8, however, does
solutaly essential to e first class high MR The
tilt playing ability of the
However^'to“ the absence of two taffies««
teams,
as
Myrtle Point put up a
these subjects she suggested to st toe
game and waa simply overpow
students could profit greatly by taking good
»P the industrial club work carried on ered by the concentrated attack of
*7 the Agricultural Collage in con- the locals.
It to greatly to the credit of the
junction with the state department of Coquilto
players that they paid ae a t
education.
tention to U»e coachag of two or three
The superintendent has made a reg- spectators
to -rough it.”
ulstion to the edict that students The preliminary
game between toe
shall not be called to the telephone Junior
and
Sophomore
girls’ teams
during school hours except in ease of resulted in a I t to 1 victory
torn
rare emergencies. Massages will be Sophs. The larger part of the far crowd
delivered or students will be requeeted present was pulling for the Juniors,
to call up a t the does of school but who
been unlucky the year. Mary
they will not be called out of dam to Ellen have
Law
seared ell I t notate for the
answer the phone. This regulation
was made necessary by toe great
Will be sold for a time at last years' prices.
9e to 12c per fo o t. Buy Now.
SPECIAL!
One size, one pattern
4^x0 feet,
regular price, $1.95
Special
$ 1.49
Willard Storage Battery
Service Station
Other sizes and pat
terns galore, includ
ing ART RUGS
Matting«, Ingrains, Wood Fibres, Tapes
tries, Axminsters, CorkoUn.
Many of our Rugs were bought before the
heavy advance in wholesale price« and we
will soon be compelled to advance our prices
Accident
Can't Keep Good Testers.
County Agent Smith has a haH
tons keeping efficient cow teeters for
the Coos county associations. Re
cently two have resigned, A. B. Black
the last of three brothers to bold toe
position to succession in toe Coos Bay
association, and K. Nelson, of the
per river association. Mr. Black has
just received e fellowship at O. A. C„
Full slock of Cross and Crescent Matresses
manufactured by the Crescent Feather Co.
Cotton Felt Mattresses ranging in price
from $10.50 to $17.00.
Silk Floss Matresses from $14.00 to $18.00.
Combination Mattresses from $3.50 to $100
BARGAINS
that are bargains can be found on every counter in our well-
filled room« Below we quote a few at them. Come In and
look for what you need. We have It
Remnant Rolls, 5c each
Talcum Powder - - 20c
Peroxide, per bottle - -
15c
Rubber Sponges, 15c, two for 25c
dooe-uut patterns at bargain price«.
A foil line of OataMala and plain wall paper.
See our full M m before purchasing WaM
Colgate* Dental Cream, 10c
Tboth-brushee 6c to 20c
Dandy Pencils 2 for 6c "New Idea" patterns 10 and 16c
Children's Fast Color Hose ¡16c
Misses sad Ladies Fast Color B om 20 to 80 c .
Complet* House Furnish*
ja Bia