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-j - ~ ':,v - - , ' ' V .: PACK TWO THE COQUILLE VALLET SENTINEL. COQUILLE. OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, MM- «W» S ........................ ‘ --- -------- - F - « « ' -# ' "” ea MYRTLE POINT ITEMS. Our high school boys met the I Marshfield\ football team on the Marshfield field Inst Saturday. The V4»L score was 0-0, but that does not show |,the real merit of our team as Myr- Ule Point rightfully made a touch- down, but it was not allowed by the referee, because he thought Beckham, who made it, had gone out of bounds, We are here to fifcrve you with Guaranteed Goods o f Quality at prices that uur boys gained several time as much ardage through their lines as Marsh- are unquestionably right. The cost of each item in this store is carefully eld did through ours. Business men figured and a reasonable profit added- We are not operating a charitable of Marshfield acknowledge that the institution or a lottery—Just a. good well-stocked, live grocery store— game was Myrtle Point’s. Let us where you pay for what you get and GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR. hope that they will be iporta enough to play a return game. The Royal Neightbors convention will be held in Marshfield on Nov. 19. The district from Los Angeles is ekr pected to be »resent. T. B. Currie and H. W. Pierce, of Coquille, were in this city on business Tuesday. To the fullest extent that economy and good business will justify and when Hugh Harlocker was up from Co you are temporarily short o f cash we extend to you credit for a reasonable quille. last Tuesday. time to the amount that your past record for fair dealing in the commun Chas. Hall and E. W. Gates, presi ity in our opinion entitles yoi^ In this way your own good reputation is dent and superintendent of the Cooe and Curry Telephone Company, were an asset to you and the community. ■ in town Wednesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barklow are here from Shasta, California, on a vis it with their many friends and rela tives. This is their first visit for two years. “ Uncle” Tommy Barklow has re turned from his visit to friends and relatives in California. Mrs. Ray B. Dement and Mrs. Chas. and take an active part in the upbuilding of the community. Help pave Harlocker motored to Marshfield last your streets and build your churches, schools and roads. In short it is Tuesday. our endeavor to be just the kind o f an institution you are proud to have Mr. and ifr s , C. O. Jennings made as a part o f your community. a trip to the Bay cities last Wednes day. V ; j * I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Radnbaugh ar And Last but not Least your children can get the same bargain here that you rived here the latter part of last week to attend the funeral of their daugh yourself can. _ N ter, Mrs. Adam Guthardt. Mrs. Frank Tripp and daughter, ftarothyr- yh o have been suffering with typhoid fever are much improved at this time. The city of Myrtle Point has just installed a Chlorine Injector on their water main between town and the reservoir that will purify the water from disease germs of any kind. A new member has been added to the Bob Parrish family. Her name lis Cathryine Ellen and she arrived Oct. 26 as reported by D r.' O. H. 3 Phone*— Call 6 9 | Clarke. J. S. Clinton is moving his family I from the E. p . Adams ranch on Catch- |ing Creek to Gravel Fqrd.. Mrs. W. H. Schroeder, who has been I visiting the past few weeks at the home of her mother, Mrs. Eliza Clin ton. has returned to her home in Co- | quille. Geo. Stewart, of Powers, was trans- BRIDGE BRIEFS | acting business here Monday. Little Audrey I Hamilton is ill with The Bridge Public School opened up | typhoid fever. • in September with fine prospects. Lloyd Jarvis and Misr- Lula Ray There was a noticeable increase in all Iwere united in marriage last Monday. departments. One teacher has been They , left on a brief honeymoon to to the faculty of Bridge High Mir Jarvis’ homestead. Skh The Presbyterian, Methodist and The ^Primary and Intermediate I Christian ^hurches held a union Tem- _ . . I rooms are 'looking Very homey and perance service Sunday evening at ^ ^ new | the Presbyterian church. have been installed. The first number of the Ellison- There have been serveral absences I White Lyceum was given at the North from school lately on account of ill Methodist church last Saturday even- ness; but it is hoped that all will soon ling. be back. Mrs. Allison Roberta and small The serving of hot lunches will be I daughter, Alice Kay, are up from the begun next Monday. Mrs. J. G. Hous | Schroeder-Aaeen Mill Visiting Mrs. er has charge of this work. I Roberta’ parents, Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Last Friday k very interesting pro I Leep. gram in memory of Frances E. Wil M. T. Clinton wa* up from Coquille lard was given. Several of the par- on business one day this week. . . . .. . . v ,____ j Otto Sericks is down from Broad- T® n n * ^ bent this week visiting hi. father. Arm,st.ee Day will prove as en « ' Watchmaking — Engraving — Jewelry Manufacturing The Seniors pf the Myrtle Point | Thelmar Farmer, oae of the Pri high school gave their annual Hal- mary boys, fell and broke his right [lowe’en party Monday night at the arm during the Institute. He is back home of their secretary, Claudia at School this week. I Parker. Each member of the class A Hallowe’en program was given | had invited one guest. The faculty Fined *125 for Using Boat by the Primary pupils Monday after were also present. The house and a noon. The room was appropriately George Whittick. was fined f 126 and new outbuilding were beautifully dec costs in justice court at Marshfield orated with cedar and twinkling jack- »1 .___ is * - r I kins and witches. In order to give Monday morning after pleading guilty o lanterns. Delicious refreshments to the charge of using f motor boat were served at a late hour. A v e r y K * “ ™ “ ^ ’ ^ to shoot from in hunting ducks, says to all parts o f the city delightful evening was enjoyed by aU H ° * * * ° and eacn wore a cap of yellow and black. the Times. Whittick’s license was re present. ,chl,d Meet aH Trains and Boats I After an excellent program, punch voked and his gun was confiscated, M. T., Jesse D., and Lawrence Clin- and cookies were served.— Dorothy but his boat was not taken as it had Agents tor I ton ar.d Bert Myers returned this Hooton, High School Correspondent. been borrowed. [ week from their trip to Eugene. SH IN G LES and According to Deputy Gantt Warden Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Root «have ac P. A. Daniels, who filed the complaint, JOHNSON’S MILL WOOD Bitten By a Cow cepted a position with J. H. Roberts Whittick wa% hunting on South [ in his grocery atom. While endeavoring to remove 'a Miss Lela Wyland is here from large piece of carrot from the throat Slough in view of a number o f hunt ers in violation of the state ahd fed Portland visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry of a suffering bovine in the vicinity eral game laws. The fine was made Schroeder. She will stay the bigger of Norway Wednesday evening, the heavy, said Justice Joehnk, because part of the winter. {animal's teeth in ‘some way came in this is considered the most serious o f Thfe Ellison-White Chautauqua as- [contact with Dr. Masson’s arm near , P h on e 101J all game violations. McDaniels is de sociation held a meeting Wednesday the elbow. Had it not been for the termined that hunting from motor evening for the purpose o f arranging steel speculum which was in the ani- boats must stop and will press charg- to have permanent seats for the sura- mal’s mouth the arm would have been es against all who are found breaking mer courqp and for improvements on terribly lacerated. As it was a deep NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT the law. the city park. — - [gash about one and one-half inches . Notice is hereby given that the The Royal Neighbors had a very long in the beshy part o f the fore- deraigned, executor of the l*®t \ and testament o f Henry WaRernw successful party Hallowe’en evening arm resulted, but the cow it much bet- U. B. Services Sunday deceased, has filed in the Co“ in the Woodman hall. It was a sue- ter. Court o f the State of Oregon for Services will be held in the John cess both socially and financially. The Meantime Dr. Maseon will nurse a County his final account as such « 1 son’s Mill School House b6th morn hall was prettily decorated in yellow very sore arm far several days al ecutor and the said Court has Sunday ed Monday, the 6th<day oi D e ce »"^ and black with jack-oTanterns lighted though no serious results are appre- ing and evening, Sunday. School at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 1921, at tiie hour o f Ten O C l« * here and there. A ghost met the bended.— Myrtle Point American, a. m. and 8 p. m. M , at the County Court guests at the door and greated them. County Court House in the cny The pastor will speak in the rtom - A pleasant evening was enjoyed b y . A new shipment of ladies’ Suits, Coquille, County o f Coos, State ing on “ Obedience” and in tile even ‘ CoAts, Blouses, Dresses and Skirts ing on “The Real Things o f Life.” At Oregon, as the time and hearing objections to the s*'d » i just receiver today at Bonnie Walk- the close of the morning service the account and the settlement thereon j Urn Sentinel and the Oregon Fans- J er’s Millinery Store. New designs, James Waltermiemj - First Quarterly Communion will be Executor o f the Last WilTand TWj •r can still be obtained for l t .ll for ¡pretty patterns and excellent work celebrated. All who read thia please tament o f Henry WaKermier, year. \ consider themaetfee invited. ad« Every Business Day in the Year J Service Is Loo\for the 'Water M ar\ ver pick up a sheet o f writing paper E so invitingly beautiful to the eye and the touch, that it seemed to say to your fingers, "Y o u must w rite on me! ” ? Symphony Lawn is just such a paper. It. .come* in three exquisite finishes and several smart tints. Sheets and envelopes in the newest shapes. A lso correspondence cards to match. M ay w e show you Sym phony Lawn? F ITS f r o m f u h r m a n s p r a p m / vcy COQUILLE i t * s V I C H I OREGON larshfieldCoquilleMyrtle Poin tRoseburg AU 0 . . TO STAGES Subject to chan«« without notice Marshfield • Coquille Leave Coquille for Marshfield 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a. m. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 p. m. Leave Marshfield for Coquille 7, 8, 9,10, 11 a. m. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 ,1 0 p. m. * Saturday night only, leaves Marshfield at 12 instead o f 10 Myrtle Point - Coquille Leave Myrtle Point for Coquille 7:15 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 1:00». m. 3:00 p.m. 5 * 0 » . m. Leave Coquille for Myrtle Point • :00a.m. 11:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. 4 *0 ». m. 7:00 p. m. . COAST AUTO UNES Georg« W. Bryant, Manager Thanksgiving Special A Royal Tailored Suit as low as $27,50 guaranteed to fit you perfectly, wear fine, and give you the brat o f satisfaction. Order your suit or overcoat today and be not disappointed. T h e R o y a l T ai lors ' C H I C A G O -— Í N p V v Y O R K ;«u .u .'.ee.M il t. u t City Cléaners & Tailors Phone 103L Coquille J We are Interested in You and Yonr Affairs The Busy Com er Have you. seen .ou r new stock o f Agate Rings Lavalieres Charms and Loose Stones W. H. Schròeder & Sons General Hauling and Delivery Mansell Drayage & Delivery 0). Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing ALTERATIONS AND DYEING o f all kinds o f Clothing We call for and deliver your clothes promptly or when you want them. City Cleaners & Tailors Phone 103L WHY BE FAT? _ . Coquille ^ “ What Does Your Child E at?” Be sure to hear what Miss Simth has to say about What he should aat in cedar that he may be a healthy, happy, nor mal little citiaen. Calling Carda, 100 for 91*0.