Tim e to 1rhink
• vocal m I o by' V ivien Anderson, then
a bu rton o i l * lecture b y M rs. T . H.
Seder an tb e book o f Ben H er, else
during tide lectors she gave a read
in g entitled "T b e Chariot R a e o o f
Ben H o r." M rs. M orphy B illings
ga ve several vocal a m b e rs e fte r-
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About Late Seeds
V’ ; «¿a
and the Lam b«. ,jV;
TIME fo r your work bon es and
their winter’s coat
— TIME to tone them up— give 1
spring house-cleaning— and drive c
Y ou r COWS that have lon g been on
the system-toning, bowel-cleansing, Eft
Dr. lisa s Stock Tonic. Puts them in
calving. It means m ore m ilk.
Your BROOD SOWS w ill be n U eva d <
put in fin e fe ttle fo r farrow in g b y a a
Stock Tonic,—which means healthy pi
Y ou r 8H 0A TS w ill he grea tly b en efited b y a course o f
Dr. Hess Stock Tonic. It drives out to e wmms sHmnistss
the appetite and m akes them th rive.
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- Feed it to EW ES b efore lam bing tim e. It prevents
fevered udders and scouring iambs. F eed It a fter lambing
time to stimulate the flo w o f m ilk, insuring lambs fipr tha
early m arket
Dr. Hess Stock Toole contains Tonics fo r tha digestion.
Laxatives fo r the bowels, D iuretics fo r E m kidneys, and
Verm ifuges fo r the worms. * .
Why Pay the Peddler Twine M y PrfteeT
Fuhrman’s Pharmacy
Dr. Heselns (ani louve Killer Kills Lice
Received yesterday.
Our stock was never larger nor more
complete than it is now.
This shipment included a very
pretty new pattern besides a quantity o f the "B lue Bird,”
which we have been out o f fo r some time.
in fact we have nearly a dozen patterns in stock.
Racket Store
MRS. BONNIE WALKER, Prop.
TfEMEMSER to ask
A ttorn ey Hamasond has moved la
to the Bank o f M yrtls Poin t buildiag,
the office fo rm erly oecupied by J. O.
Stem m ler.
The E igh th grad e o f the M yrtle
P oin t Gram m ar school wiQ taha the
■tote axnm inntioa Thursday and F rt-
day o f this wsek.
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A t the last m ssting o f the council
tt waa votad to safare# the ordinanee
prohíbiting tha staldng out o f eow i
in tha un usad streets.
N ow they
would da w all to próvida othar menas
your grocer for Cal
umet Baking Powder and be
sure that you jet it—the In*
dlan head on tt eorangelabcL
Then forget about bake
day failures. For you w ill
never have any. Calumet
always produces the zweet-
Tom Krewsen went to Coquille
Monday. He g& n letter from the
“ county road m aster” last week,
saying to got too rock crushed ready
Now Remember-
Always Use t
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B A K I NG
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POWDER
There Is no w aste. If a
red pe calls for one egg — tw o
cups o f flour— half s cup o f
muk — that’s a ll you use.
You never have to re-bake.
Contains only such ingre
dients as have been officially
approved by U. S. Food Authorities
ia the product o f the largest most
modem and sanitary Baking Pow
der Factories in existence.
Found can o f Calumet contains full
n PU R E BRED JE R S E Y S A L E , CO- I Vulcanising and
Q U IL L K , T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 19.
I Graham's G a n gs.
Minnesota No. 13
White Dent
Pride of the North
Sweet Corn
shut down, th at ha would not have
work start up hare until July. That
la the w ay the “ orders” w ere repotr-
ed by one o f the road crew and i f
the report is correct, R does not
seem possible th at Judge W ade and
the Commissioners w ill stand fo r
such foolishness in road m aking. The
people in Road D ie t N o. 14 -are not
goin g to stand fo r that day a fte r to
m orrow kind o f road building. F or
now is the tim e to build roads, not
w a it until the summer ie past and
the fa ll rains set in.
The county nurse and the school
supervisor arc on the East Fork this
week.
The stages are running from M yr
tle Poin t to Roeeburg over the old
Coos B ay wagon road.
Did the members o f the county
court think ex-G ov. W eet a sim ple
ton when they offered him
in
paym ent o f his claim against the
county? From toe records as pub
lished in the Sentinel it strikes me
that tha county court is actin g the
sim pleton when it puts up the farce
o f havin g W est sue the county fax
m oney which was agreed on by the
county Court that ho should have i f
he did certain things fo r the county.
He did those certain things; concern
in g the pay that is a difference o f
opinion as to whether it ie too much
or too little. It looks as though tha
county court is p layin g peanut poli
ties w ith m eatless peanuts.
91,000
Danvers Half Long
yellow Giant
Oxheart *
N.
Golden Bantam
Early Minnesota
Stowell’s Evergreen
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Beet Seed
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Golden Tankard
Giant Intermediate
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Seed Oats - Seed Barley
Grass Seeds and Clover Seeds
All above now in stock '
o'clock aad th e remain# w ere laid
to root in the N orw ay cm actory.
A . J. Sherwood, J. S. Lawrence, L.
H . Hasard, Chartas Skcels, M r. and
M rs. Frank C ollier w o rt np hem
W ednesday attending th e funeral e f
E . E . Hampton.
Thera wera a good m any c a n from
tha Bay over here Sunday due to
the com pletion o f the new highw ay
between C oquille and M arsh field ..
Th ere waa a slide in the rood
around S u garloaf mountain T uesday.
The trikAc w as stopped f o r a short
tim e w hile tha rend waa being cleared
M r. and M rs. H . A . Sehroeder and l|
sons, Elton and E lb ert m otored t o
M arshfield Sunday.
W e still have a complete assortment o f thfe English ware—
Carrot Seed
Field Corn
M r. and M rs. /. D. Clinton, o f this
c ity , are the proud and happy par
ents o f a baby g irl, born A p ril 29th,
a t Pem berton's hospital.
M isses I the Clinton end O re Car
te r spent Sunday in G ravel Ford vis
itin g a t the T . G. Summerlin borne.
M rs. G eorge W ard, a f Kitchen
Creek, was In town W ednesday doing
some shopping.
M rs. G eorge Hermann, o f Broad-
bent, was la M yrtle P oin t Tuesday
afternoon.
M rs. C. E. M orphy and daughter,
M rs. B illin gs, wars in town from
B ridge Tuesday and W ednesday.
M r. and M rs. T. H. Seder, o f Co-
quille, w ars op here on business Tu es
day and W ednesday e f this week.
E rnest Barklow, Clayton, N ellie,
2ada', and Dena M ast and Charley
Johnson m otored to M arshfield from
4sre Sunday.
Eugene E . Ham pton diod a t Arm go
a t 8:80 M onday afternoon. H e was
a dairym an there and had a w ife and
son, G eorge Ham pton, o f A ra g o . H e
eras six ty-five y e a n old and had beea
a resident in this vicin ity fo r over
fa m tn a y e a n .
Funeral services
The Busy Com er
3 Phones—Call 691
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Those road bonds to finish the
road fro ta tha Douglas county line to
the C urry county line g e t m y vote.
I f I can’t vota bonds to got a good
S-oad past m y door, I can votes bonds
to finish up a good road past some
body s ite ’ s door. ,
The last card from Theodore was
from Kingm an, A ria. One e f his b i
cycle tires w ore out and ha had to
ride tha train 80 m iles to g e t an
other.
H is le tte r from E l Centro
said that ho m ot Dick Coke in Los
Angelos aad that Dick asked to be
remembered to his friends in Coot.
H e ahd spent n h a lf day w ith Jam
Cotton a t the Indutsrial train in g
farm in tha Im perial V a lley and sta t
likea the prospect. The
ed that J<
night he camped between San D iego
and E l Centro, in the m orning ho
scraped fro s t from his canvas w ith a
stick before ro llin g h it blanket, ran
into a snow storm , coasted down the
grads into Im perial V a lley, and there
the wind and sun burned to o akin o ff
his noss.
’ R. A . Easton.
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Cotton
Paper
Wooden
Garnet
Woolen
Antique
Tdpaz
Tin
15 Y ear
20 Y ear
25 Y ear
SO Y ear
35 Y ear
40 Y ear
50 Y ear
75'Y ear
Fine Linen
Crystal
China
Silver
Pearl
Sapphire
Ruby
Golden
Diamond
W. H. Sehroeder &
Item s From A rago.
Tha. school at A ra g o w ill doae tha
tenth o f Juno.
L a st Thursday night M yrtle Point
high school gava the p lay "W on by
W ireless.” T be fo llo w in g number a t
tended from A ra g o : E m ily Sehroeder,
B eatrice Beckham, Caraballo M in
ton ye, Ruby M yers, M iss Lane, M iss
H artsog and G eorgs G am er. •
The progressive club mat w ith M rs.
Stanley H alter. About fourteen w ere
present to welcom e M iss R iddle, who
is our now helper.
Miss Lane le ft F rid ay evening fo r
her home in C orvallis, returning Sun
day evening
' T h ere w ill b g an entertainm ent
called "M r. Bob” riven b y the high
school in about three weeks and an
entertainm ent riven b y the grades in
Knocked Down by an Auto
Ruth Stonecypher, the sigh t-year-
old daughter o f E. A . Stonecypher,
livin g near Cedar Point, waa struck
by a ear from
M arahfiald and
knocked down on tb s paving. Tha
car wac oecupied by M rs. Geo. Y a r
brough and M r. and M rs. Parks. I t
waa goin g slow ly. D r. F . M. W h ite
happened alon g soon afterw ard and
rendered firs t aid.
Som e painful
bruises are thought to ha the exten t e f
the in ju ry. She dashed out in fro n t
o f th e car w h ile try in g to g e t across
Coos Bay
Subject to she age witheot notice
M arshfield/ • Coquille
_________ U » v e Coquille fo r M arshfield
7, 8, 9, 10, I l a. a .
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 p. ny
Leave Marshfield fo r Coquille
a * lit 8,
11
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1. 2, 2, 4, 6, 10 p. m.
Saturday night only, leaves M arshfield at 12 instead <
Myrtle Point
* Coquille
Leave Coquille fo r M yrtle Point
11:89 a. m.
fr fg p.
m.
Loave M yrtle Point fo r Coquille
9.-09 a. Sk
1:99 p . m .
COAST AUTO LINES
JO H NSO N
$3.00 per load
Lonvo orders at the mill t
with me.
P. E. DRANE
om çp firs t door north c i