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theaairy or about the house ¡can
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fraction of the time formerly re
quired end without physical exer
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8 sizes .......... ............ 26c, 50c, $1.00
Salt Pork in brine..............25c per lb.
No. 8 tins solid pack Tomatoes . . .16c
No. 2 tin s solik pack Tom atoes—10c
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Vegetables
Post T oasties____________________10c
K inkle Korn Flakes
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Kellogs’ Corn Flakes, large‘ size 15c
Pettijohn’s Breakfast Food.,.........20c
Mothers’ W heat Hearts................ ...20c
K ellog’s Triscuit ............. tw o for 26c
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Tomatoes,
Lettuce,
CaliforniaJRed Onions,
Costal Wax Onions,
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Rolled Barley, sack $2.10
Bran, per sack . . $1.25
made of pure gum jn all colors,
shades and sizes
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Attractive and useful addition to the bathing costume
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tur hud a lively tim e saving his rope.
Thu buck was a five-pointer and had
•en chased by dogs.
MYRTLE POINT
o f W ilton Jamas, is under operation
this weak at tha Pemberton operating
room s. Mr. James’ sons are all won
derful workers, wielding the axe or
scythe acording to tha season.
He
loot a son soma nine months ago who
was treated at M ercy H ospital but
died here.
Buy yuur season tickets now for
the Chautauqua. July 16 to 22. Price
82.60 fe r adults.
Strinatown, and if 1 m likes the coun
try w m I jl
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In place o f an old fence end pile o f
old lumbar' H r. Machado has p ot up a
amt w all-built chicker^ wire faaca on
tha cornar o f Sixth and Bproea
streets.
Other places are more im -
VruraA in appaaranea bp rem oving the
No. 8
R eport o f the Condition o f the
F la u fli
Bennett Bank
of Myrtle Peint
f i
a t M yrtle Point, in the State o f Ore
gon, e t the cloue o f business June 20,
1817.
W illiam Tell Lehnherr, our old
friend, is in this week from his hoaae
on Floras creek and saps ail is serene
among the homesteaders that wap and
some have multiplied their plant o f
Russell Yoakam , son o f Mrs. M s-
1 chado, o f B ancroft, was in town this
' grow ing. Ha is with his mother at
grow ing. He is wit hhis mother at
B ancroft
The agent o f one o f the “ B ig Four”
packing houses was here this week.
1 This house fo r 1PM did more business
bp 676 millions than either o f the oth
er three.
A. H. Pence walks principally on
on# foot. A h on e fell on the other.
Rex. Thomas Barklow has now per
form ed his 203 rd m arriage cerem ohp.
A weenie rpast was held last weak
on a gravel bed in the rvier by the
telephone force, at least all o f them
Floyd W allses M inear and Louise that could g et awuy. T h a n w ere a
Caroline Ensels were married last few young men present o f whom
weak by Rev. Thomas Barklow in ^'lentge Perkins was "ch ief.’’
M edford, Ore., and tha happy couple
Richard
Houghton, o f N orw ty,
follow ed Uncle Tom over hare and while taw ing wood at Las, jumped ov-
•will honeymoon in this r e lie f.
Mrs. <r a big log not knowing what ha
Barklow was with her husband in would light on. H# suffered a sprain-
their auto trip to M edford. She waa ad ankle and goes light on that fa st
86 years o f age the day they started and carries a flr stick.
and looked as good to Tom as aver.
A t the end o f the journey she was
somewhat tore about tha w aist-line,
but Uncle Tom said he all tbs time
waa busy at the wheel.
D. T . Lawton, sealer o f w eights and
ly and the fa rm en generally always
W orida so liberally, and Pries Robin
son was there and a tfer the laudatory
in troduction bp V ic. President Burk*
holder, he was bound to aaake a fine
address, which he did.
The gleeful
singers from M yrtle Point ware not
so gleeful as usual but their
♦in n f
ware finely rendered. The Robinson
twins also sang very sw eetly.
Mr.
Dixon, the speaker here, as one o f the
Places ha visits on bis itinerary, is
ways very interesting. A s he was to
deliver an ad d ress.in M yrtle Point
Mias M ina M agness is engaged as
Principal T or next term o f school at
Broadbeat.
A fter a long and painful illness,
M rs. J. W . Strong passed aw ay, the
funeral being held ta tha Presbyterian
church and interm ent made in the
fam ily plot on tha South F o r t- She
was a daughter o f M r. and Mr*. Cal
vin W arner and was born N ov. 1,1881
at tha old heme on SoiAh Fork o f tha
Coquills and died at her hom e in M yr
tle Point. "N ov. 87, 1881 she was
m arried to John W . Brown, Who died
Jan. 6, 1888. On March 8, 1886 she
and discounts. . . . . . . 868,048.96
secured and un- “
••cured ...............................
180.60
Bonds and W arrants................. 8,807.69
Stocks,
securities,
ju dg
ments, e t c .....................
14,200.00
Banking houM ....................... 7,400.00
Furniture and fixtu res......... 2480.00
Due from banks (n ot re
serve ban k s)....................... 1,462.71
D m from approved reserve
»make ................................. 48,880.03
Cheeks and other cash Kerns
265.26
Cash on hand......................... 12,887.9«
ToUl................. 1154448.11
LiabiHtiee.
in the forthcom ing Blue Book, show C apfu l stock paid in ...........| 26,000.00
ing b o * tha various counties o f the Surplus fu n d .............
1,860.00
State were form ed, and fir in g in Undivided profits, less ex
form ation as to the derivation o f the
pense* and taxes p a id . .
726.71
Individual deposito subject
to «heck....................... ... 109,063.49
Tim e and Savings Deposits 17 , 803.91
T otal.....................
1154,248.11
STATE OF OREGON,
County o f Coos,
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1, Lester T. Dement, A sst. Cashier
o f the above named bank, do jolem nty
E. C. Roberts.
N otary Public fo r Oregon.
Seattle, W m I l , sad in his old homo
tow n, MiaeuH V alley, lawn, before he'
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