A son * u bora to Mr. and Mr*.
Prod U w t Tuesday evening, Feb. 14
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. King visited
Sunday at Fairvtew.
TSe scboel children enjoyed a din-
affr a t the kitchen a t the school Feb.
l a Mrs. Wanda Wilcox, the teacher,
fam ished 'th e chickens. The child*
We know that Aspirin U. D. Co. T ablet. are
not surpaaaed in excellence or in usefulness in the
treatment of disease, by any other Aspirin.
There is no need to pay an exorbitant pflbe for
Aspirin Tablets.
We are not responsible for the
high price we must charge for some makes of Aspirin
Tabkta. r
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The Aspirin patent expired in 1917 and any
one can now make Aspirin and sell it under that
name-
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$
by the advertisement of those who seek to discredit
goods made by firms other than them selves.
We
nave never had in our store anything bat highest
grade Aspirin.
4
Aspirin U. D. Co. Tablets are sold
in packages of 1 f t , Z4'S and 100’s
Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc.
The
Store
D ru g g ists
(¡ARDEN
L Tha dance Saturday night
attended; all reported a good time. '
The Sew Orange- lecturer, Mrs.
HclatetruO, is plsnsing to have a
>uilt aear Corvallis. \ [play in the near fatuic.
has been quita ill tha
A rthur Brown had bosinsaa ig. Co-
quille Wednesday..
1 Walter Lawhorn,- from Dora, waa
over to his place here a t McKinley on
business one day this Week.
Alva Harry and Pearlay Crowley
Varia Johnston has suflUiantly re passed through McKinley ¿Tuesday on
covered from her iHnees of nearly their way home to Brewster Valley.
twe months, caused from typhoid fe They helped eat t h . Valentine dinner
ver to return to high school.
Mr. Gilbert Schriefer and Miss Mar
jorie Anderson Wore married last
•week and are spending their honey
moon in Portland. They are expected
GRAVEL FORD NEWS
Mias Maria Weekly bea quit high
school and is employed in tha Farmers
Store.
Mrs. E. M. Beckham spent several
days in Bandon this waek.
' H. A Schroedsr has sold his home
on tha hill and is-prepariag to build
a new modern bungalow on tftt lota
Hear the Presbyterian church.
Mfs. A rthur Snyder Just returned
¡from Portland this Wosk. She Ltd
gone there to roeeive medical treat-
or two„ which looks very good to die
people of Gravel Ford, after so much
slush and snow.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 6. Lewellen and
son, of Norway, were visitors a t tha
Tom Sumerlin homo, Saturday night
Kentucky Wonder Beans
Galdsa Bantam Sweet Cera
Portland Market Sweet Cora
StowoITo Evergreen Sweet Cora
Early Minnesota Sweet Cora
Onion Sets
Red Cloter
White Clover
Alsyke
Orchard Grass
Italian Rye
English Rye Gi
Red Top
Bara’s Mixture
Field Seeds:
Red Oats
Gray Oats
White Oats
Barley
Vetch
r
!, Spring Wheat
and Sunday.
H. E. Gibson is spending a few
days with his daughter, Mrs. Case beer
and Mrs. Snyder, of this place.
R. G. Sumerlin, of Portland, was a
visitor in this vicinity last Sunday.
He is lecturing fos the Anti Saloon
Mias Josephine Miller is still quite
ML and R rs. Boyd Bruner and-
ill with typhoid fevsr. This is beF children visited relatives a t Lee, the
fourth' week and aha is still running s lest of the week.
high temperature.
,
J. G. Clinton, of Myrjle Point,
Mrs. John Sericks is home from spent 8oaday a t the J. & Clinton
Broedbent where she hes been work
ing for Mrs. Geo. Herman» the past
Trafic Officer C. C. Williams was
o u t here Monday after Seifert Iver
son, who waa fined $14.60 for driving
Select your seeds early while stock is
complete.
Do it Now.
The Busy Corner
Phone 69
We give the Red Stamps
COAST AUTO LINES
Whitewash Time is Here
Slack quick-lime in water and thin the wet alack to a paste
or paint or thin to proper consistency with skim milk. Add
a blues tone soltftion to make it more effective I s a dlaen-
fectant This makes a very effective whitewash; or if
you wiD call us we will give you the government white
wash formula which is highly recommended.
Cease in end m eet the New M anagem ent
Cement and Building Material
WE SELL FOR STRICTLY CASH
We have some “Earliest of AIT need potatoes.
COLLIER WAREHOUSE
CHESTER C FARR, M an ag er
PACIFIC FARM
JERSEYS
BURPEE'S ANNUAL
MELLA ANN’S REX
His aite, the gold medal bull—
Binds Lad of S. B.; full brother
Of Lad’s Little P au line world-»
record 4-year-old ( M l Tbs. fa t);
«l»o full brother of Lad’s Lady
Ann, dam of 8 t Ms w et Lad’s
Cady—the world eahmpion sen
ior yearling ef all breeds.
Junior Hard Sire—
TBILBT ST- MAWB8* LAD
YOUNG BULLS FOR SALE
8l>ed by Mette Ana’s Rex
L NORDSTROM, Bandon, Ore.
Probata Coart Iten e
"BURIED TREASUURE." a Cos
mopolitan Production, with Marion
Devise is sumptuous melodrama ef
reincarnation, will be a t the Liberty
next Tuesday and Wednesday. See
A petition w u filed in probate court
la st Tuesday by Pack * Brand fbMÉhe
adoption of Richard Horton, by W. A
and Gladys Sard trim .
A petition for the pr obate of the
wlU of Noah A. W. Folk, of Corn Bay,
who died Fdb. t, w u filed by John
Hall eu Wednesday. He leaves aa
week.
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’ The Leslie Martin family are all
vary ill this weak.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Laird and
daughters are ill with Le Grippe.
L. A LWby, of Big Creek, died Mon
day morning, while being brought to
North Bend for treatm ent.
Che c u e is oae of the most pe
culiar th at has occur red here in re
cant times. Mr. L M y w u engaged
in sawing wood in hie shed last Satur
day afternoon, and while doing no
slipped, falling on one prong of the
Did you ever
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stop and think
that more peo-
pie rid e on
j
Goodyear than
any other tires?
There must be some reason for th is
Dr. Phil Kaiser was called to the turning from the Coquille hospital a
Ueby home Sunday, as Mr. Laiby had weak ago, is gaining in health and
I f you tyve never tried the Goodyear Tires on
Buffered considerably during tee night. ■treagth quite rapidly.
your
car, we would like to have you give one a trial.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ban/
Tracy,
who
ar
Dr. Kaiser found no abrasion and af
ter administering to the patient, rived home a week ago from a visit
You can be the judge.
thought him to be better and returned
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to North Bend. Dr. Kaiser waa home wem well pleased with th eir trip.
Remember that our interest in your tires does
until late In the afternoon. The next The climate, usually being so m ill
morning and during the night, tee pa and Jui\e-likk, w u greatly affected
not cease after we have sold you. We want you to
tient became so ill th at the family de by this cold wave wu have all felt
get every mile possible out of every tire you have.
cided to bring him to North Bond, but along tMa western co ast
Mrs. O. H. A u en w u quite ill last
ho died while on route.
- Dr. Kaiser said the injury waa, of week hot is new* Improving.
Dr. Mingus w u egrer from Marsh
course, internal, but it waa not a
bladder rupture. While he w u at- field Sunday visiting the sick and
tending the patient on Sunday, not gave ordern for the school to be
finding any ab ruion on tee exterior eloeed ui%il March fitte
of the abdomen, he tried to learn what
portion of the body had been Injured,
but the patient could w ily u y th at in I and strengte so rapidly after his ten
falling the horn of the mwbuck brush long weeks in.the hospital a t Myrtle
P oint We hop eh e will have ne fu r
ed acmes his abdomen.—News.
ther complications set in-
* Tuesday, Feb. 7, the two younger
children of Mr. agd
C- E.
Schroedsr, while playing shout a
a tump erith a double-bitted ax, which
Loia, tha eldest, raised to chop the
stump but severed little Price’s ear
n u t toTiia bead, with only a small
part of the akin remaining, which re
quired seven stitehes by the doctor,
It te" healing nicely a t present but
w u u narrow escape f a r .th e little
fellow’s heed.
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Keep youg eye on the programs of
Shirley Hickham it bow convalesc
the Liberty Theatre which appear al
ing from the scarlet fever. .
ways on page three. Some of the
best pictures in the m a rk « are book
ed and we especially call your a t
tention te “DECEPTION," the big
spectacular Paramount picture which
Is schedule d to be hero Fob. 28. It’s
thp history of King Henry, the VIII,
Phone 521
Drags “ d Stationery
H arloeker’s Pharmacy
MYRTLE POINT. ORE.