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Allan Dwan Presents
Sn ndaj, February 19th.
“T H E S IN O P M A R T H A Q U E E D ”
W ith Joseph DowHn*. M ary Thurm an, N ik s Welch and
others
A dean, human dram a o f fam ily life, something unusual,
fo r fathers, mothers and daughters. The story o f a
hearted father, a faith fu l m other and a g irl mi
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“M IR A C L E S O F T H E J U G G L E ”
The W onderful Anim al Chapter Drama-
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“The City o f Lions” ~
A t 7 :0 « P . M.
“T H E 8 IN O F M A R T H A Q U E E D ”
W ithout the serial and in its place
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À Tw o Part Comedy
A B ig Little Feature
M O N D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 20
T H E S IN O F M A R T H A Q U E E D ”
T U E S D A Y A N D W E D N E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 21 and 22
“B U R IE D T R E A S U R E ”
A Param ount Picture with Marion Davies
A Story o f W all Street “buccaneers” and pirates of "h e
Spanish Main. O f love and intrigue in New York society;
love and battle under the
e black tlag.
Hag. Come and see this to -'
mance ot N ew York today End the Spanish Main of ah age I
gone by. The story deals with the theory o f reincarnation
in a rem arkable manner.
And
Federated “S C R E E N S N A P S H O T S "
The everyday life o f fam ous movie stars.
T H U R S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 23
Anna NHasow in
“ W H A T W O M E N W IL L DO”
A Dram a fo r wise men and w iser wives. Don’t see it—
it you think you know “W H A T W O M E N W IL L D O ;” but—
u they are still a delightful puzzle to you, you'll enjoy this
story of woman’s mysterious nature. A most spectacular,
hair-raising horse race. A Thriller.
And
Goldwyn-Bray “G R A P H IC ”
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Thursday’s program w ill be repeated and
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The first Episode of U niversal’« Glorious Serial
“W IN N E R S O F T H E W E S T ”
Authentic, Red-Blooded Am erican H istory featuring
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«Ion will receive bids for tho grading
of U m il« of the Camas valley sec­
tion ef tho Boaobur g -Cooa Bay high­
way. This mad has practically
son graded with the exception of
the Carnes valley section end with this
contract let the commission wOl be ia
a position to allow the surfacing' con
tract this year and it is possible that
the-rood earn he temp M id hi time
ir travel during the coming winter
months The highway hap been built
on a fine grade and will.be one of tho
moat valuable roads in southern Ore-
Mi. There is no doubt hut that in
time it will be a main east and west
highway connecting with «s te m Ore-
A rt Aeord as A rth u r Staadiah
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The fam ous Fremont Expedition o f 1848 to the Gold Fields
o f California. It’s a story fo r every body, girl and grown­
up. K it Carson and C ap t John C. Fremont, hardiest of
pioneers, lead th eir second expedition across the plain», ma­
rauding bands of Sioux follow a wagon train, ready to mas­
sacre the outnumbered w hites; from distant California
pomes word that gold has been discoveded. A ll this and more
“W IN N E R S O F T H E W E S T ” is thrilling, it’s true, it’s
clean ■ And m ark this, it’s unusual— entirely different from
any other serial ever made.
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R -C Pictures Corporation presents
“A W IF E ’S A W A K E N IN G ”
She Knew at L ast! H er husband had revealed the depths
o f his perfidy. Untrue to her and to honor he had fallen to
the bottom. And she turned with heavy heart to find peace
and unexpected joy. A Picture fo r Husbands end ‘ W ives. .
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FOR SALE CHEAP—One good Berk
shirs-Poland China brood sow.
Weight around «00 lbs. Has an
average record of 11 pigs a litter
. Phone 606X1, John Holverteott,
Falrview, Ore.
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Prof. P. W aldo Davis
Presents fai Recital H b
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And
Revival meetings will begin in the
church on Sunday, February 26th.
Watch for later announcement*.
L e d i« Aid* Annual Basaar Mareh
A R olla Comedy
And
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Twice so far this month—once last
Tuesday when H wm « balmy as
day In May—fine weather K m
ed ua with the thought that winter
m over, and encouraged the hope
that this February would, liko most
o f the twelve we have experienced in
Oregon give us some weeks of sun­
shine. But the morrows o f thorn
ideal days have shown them ,to be
ire weather breeders, presaging
storms near at hand. Of court«, Feb­
ruary ia met so old that H may not
to some-extant redeem itself in the
eleven days that remain to H; sad
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Better Service, Better Friendships and a Better To
Keep Coquille money in Coquille.
Patronise your
cleaner as w ell as all other lines.
Come In and piek out your N ew E aster Suit now.
Extra
trousers Free. Exceptionally fine showing of N ew Spring
Goods. Priced reasonably low.
yen remeniDnneff now uuffriy iv ois-
City Cleaners & Tailors
Coquille
See our Dressm aker now before Spring rush la here.
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appointed; a* a year ago, aad how
much sunshine the two previous
lutfa; gave us, we are not at all
sanguine.
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FOR RENT—Two front rooms, un FOB SALE—first class
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FOR S A L E -À good rowboat See
Mlted.
Geo.
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Moulton,
Coquille, '
T. A. Walker, Coquille, Ore.
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“R U S H O R D ER S”
For Better Work
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CASH STORE
“M IR A C L E S O F T H E J U N G L E ”
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The following is e list of the
Mr. B. *R Täters, of Falrview; de­
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| cents for American ciflseuship,
parted this life Wednesday, Feb. 8,|
| : will come up for haul
a ft«r an illness of only e few days. |
J Neturelizetion day, Monday, Febru- The funeral was held at the resident
(nry 20.
The services were conducted by Rev.
| Gus Nagle, of Bendon, native of Thoa Berklow, of Myrtle Point, and|
I Germany. W itness« ex »mined
Eev. Harlow, of Fairview Valley. The |
accepted last October. Postponed for Interment waa In the Falrview «am
further study on the part e f appli-
| cant.
Remembar Opportunity, you can buy Wellman Osffee
John Frame, (John Labaeke), of iw », «th, 184«; in Ohi#. He
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any time you want— but why not make the most of the first
I Empire, native of Germany. Witneee- •Meet ehi
child of John and Amanda Te-
chance you have? It isn’t enough thgt we drink it ; we
I es examined and found satisfactory — 3 A t the age ef one year he moved
want to share the pleasure with you.
last October. Postponed for further to tow « wHh Ma perente. A t the age |
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I study on part of applicant-
e f sevaateaa he tressed the plain I
Momne Jacobsen, of Myrtle Paint,
three er four year# in the
¡native of Germany.
Postponed for try near Balt Lake, Utah.
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Then with hie parent^ he lived a I
Julius Yutsler, of Leneve, native of
»rt time in the Willamette Valley, |
| Switzerland. Postponed lest October going from there to Big Valley, ■ ■
Think o f using a heaping teaspoonful only, instead of
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the usual tablespoonful! This means an actual
actua saving o f
fomia, where he lived six years. While I
Edwaad Joseph Connzughton, of there he was married to Melinda Ellen 1 over one-third!
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I North Bead, native of England. Wit- Benha* on Jaa. 18, 1«72. They eele-
The world’s coffee markets offer no better Coffees than I
last October and brated their,
those blended to make W ellm an Coffee, the smooth, evan-
¡found satisfactory.
Postponed for vsBrsery last month.
flavdred drink it is.
further stury on part of applicant.
In the fall o f 1S76 he moved to the |
Chat. Ernest Wm. Ludwig Feller, e f ranch, where he he* resided for ever
Two points we want to bring home to you: The saving
¡Marshfield, native of Canada. W it-j fo rty *ix year*. Two children, Mary |
o f over one-third and the fact that nowhere w ill you find
examined last October and Jane end John William, have j
a better coffeet
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Postponed «er further him in death.
Hie wife, two sons, |
You are interested in fine coffee. *4
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study end inveetimtloit V> to claim j Lawrence Edmond, end Peter i
of exemption frofat military service and two daughter*, Mr*. Herbert |
You are interested in a big saving.
| during the war.
I John ton, of thfa valley, and Mre. Jas.
Carl Hanson Nelson, of Bendon, ne- O'Neil, of Lakeview, Oregon, are left [
Wellm an Coffee gives you both.
Try, and convince
yourself.
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Itlve o f Denmark. Not presont late (to mourn hia teas.
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Peter Rollo, of Riverton, Mathro o f I
Card of
¡Italy.
Postponed last October for
w „ wish to thank our friends and |
[further study,
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neighbor, for their words of -
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Peter August Clausen, e f Marsh- apd acte of kindness during the
field, native of Denmark. Witness»» and deKth ot oor M oved husband and |
examined end found -aatiefactory last [father.— Mre. B. B. Tatars and child-1
| October. O rder deferred to
to secure copy of War rec-
[ord. /
M rs. Morrison Honored
Cqrl Weber, (Carl >Weberskirch),
The
Neighbors of Woodcraft hold a I
| of Marshfield, native of Germany,
Ore A meson, of North Bend, na- very enjoyable session last Monday
S A V E M O N E Y B Y P A Y IN G CASH
evening and at its does a reception [
|tive of Norway.
Thomas Dixon, of North Bend, na- was held in honor of Mre. Anno Morri­
son, tho retiring Guardian Neighbor. |
[tive of Ireland.
Axel Gustaf Westland, of North A chair with a canopy over it draped
hi the lodge colors, green end white]
¡Bend, native of Sweden.
Class Stalling, of Norway, Ore., and red, awaited her in the banquet
room. These a supper consisting of
| native of Germany. ‘
John Meier Stalvick, of North creamed chicken, mashed potatoes, hot [
biscuits, salads, cakes end
¡Bend, native of Norway.
Walter Michael Hiller, (Wladyslaw served. Another surprise which ere-1
ANCH FOR SALE—SS acres, SO of
¡Chile), of Empire, native of Austria. a ted a greet deal of
Ethelbert Reeve, of North Bend, Jack Homar pie in wiioee depths were | it river bottom, the rest hill land,
Coquille P. O.
hidden numerous little articles with
with some pasture. Good aprine of
I native of England.
ribbons
attached
to
them.
Mre.
Mor-
water piped to the house. * Title
Christian Grohs, of North Bend,
LOTS FOR SALE at' beet oder. We
guaranteed, near new fleh cannery
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rieon drew e myrtle wood box, pro-
| native of Germany.
will eioee out our fine Nsidence loU
Price «10,000, half
Anton'Lor., o f North Bond, native I
* * th« cirele- * * * < * * * io\ , at Prosper.
in Coquille at once for-best offer
cash, t-akase easy terms.
John
of Germanv
144 wore placed on tho table, with red
and Most reaaonable terms. W ill
Robinson, Coquille pozlofflce.
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hearts for favor«.
show thera any time. 0. A. Pehdle
* T h . Grade to Roaeburg
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hav* ^
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A Boseburgpree# dispatch saya that tlcip. te ta the delightful eurpcise to . purebred Taacred White Leghorn
the Pacific Highway in Douglas county . , retlri
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hens mated with cockerel from «60
[ and probably the Cooa Bay road will ‘
egg strain, Royal Mating. «2.00
l>e completed during the coming year
per setting of 16. Arthur Brown,
according to e letter received by Coun­
McKinley, Ore.
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Last Tuesday Martin Nagel, of
ty Judge Quine from the state high­
way commission. The commission ex­ Bandon, Sled Us intention with the
presses Its desire to complete paving I county
eounty dark
cl*rk of applying for naturali­
sation papers. He is XI years of age,
a native of Germany, and came to
the United States in 1914.
Yesterday Bjorns Elias Aasl Sled a
WANTED — Secretarial or steno­
hka declaration. He is now a resi­
graphic position.
Write Box 12.
dent of Marshfield, is 18 years of
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Wesley Oow, Pastor.
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Chorch South
Sunday School session at 10 a. » .
Preaching at 11 a. m. and at 7:30
p. m. by the pastor. Special music
at bfth services. ,
Epworth League devotional ser­
vices at tdO p. m.
P r e y « Meeting Wednesday evening
st 7:30.
A. B. Peudleton, Paster.
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C hrtetba Selene« Society
Sunday School at f:«6 a. a .
Sunday S e rr i« at 11 e. m.
Subject for next Sunday. “ Mtad."
Wednesday evening meeting, at 8
o’clock. •
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The public is weteomo.
I f you’d lived 200 yean ago wh
would you have been? See Marion| Urn
Davie, in “ BURIED TREASURE” at I land for
and
Tho 8oatin«l aad the Oregon Farm- tee Liberty next Tuesday aad Wed- will be no e
ige. j « hath far «041 a year.
1 l»th. 1922.
Called O ff
w m called to Port-
.stie work « thor»
st Gravel Ford Feb.1
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TRIPLE TO NED GOLDEN CH1ME3
PR O F. H E R S C H E L FR E D R IC K D A Y IS
Plano Accompanist aad So
Several local talent N asal
Under Auspices of M. E- Church
Friday, February 24, 8 p . m.
GOULDS’ HALL
A A eM aei
Children 25c. A d u lt , 50c
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