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SOCIAL NOTES
Sept 9 to Sept 15
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Always far Your Delight
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Two Full Fo
"DOLLAR DEVILS"
With su all-star cart including J<
Eva Ne
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Wanted: A man, «
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laugh with Joseph DowHng in "Dollar Devila.”
Billie Dove in
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“ YOUTH TO YOUTH”
A beautiful misa in n barnstorming story depicting in
timately “ back stags” life of the theatre. Showing the
óf*Üm°S«ratlend0r
N*W T0rk ***
W«tet simplicity
Admission 16c and 36«
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TUE8DAY AND WEDNESDAY
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Rex Ingram’s Production
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“TRIFLING WOMEN"
With Barham LaMarr, Ramon Nov arre and Lewis Stone fat
the cert
Paris, the boulevards, and Zareda, the beautiful crystal
gaser are the backgrounds around which Rex Ingram
haa built a picture with all the magnitude of hi« famous
“ Four Horsetnen” and "The Prisoner o t Zends.” You
wUl aoo a gorgeous and glittering exhibition and a superb
motion picture.
TNTBRNATIONAL NEWS’
TOPICS OF THB DAT*
A coop’s Fables— T H E SHIRK"
I dsslmdau 16c .and 36«
T h u rsd ay
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"THE LURE OF EGYPT*
With an ali-etar cart indnding Robert McKIm, Claire
Dowling, Carl Gantvoort and Frank Hayoa.
manee and adventure in exotic E gypt A
brilliant sotting«. In ths^land of "b i* 3 »rd*sand^ many
lUngs have been buried with thair diamonds and gold.
This story is basad on the finding of King Akhnaton’s
tomb which is thirty-throe centuries old.
And Jack Holt in
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"MAKING A MAN"
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By Peter B. Kyne, famous author of California stories.
This story Is built around s young California Millionaire
and is s character study carrying romance, humor and
heart interest
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FRIDAY
wlU he repeated end "DON FUL-
'teros will appear la vaude-
■ yee ero It perform like e
Mr. and Mia. JL’ H. Hamden gave n
delightful picnic dinner last svsaiag
to s numbePof their friends in ho
o f Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Branstetter.
Upon arriving pt 6:30 ths gas
found the table spread in a nearby
orchard. Mro. H. E. Haas essie
Mrs. ftarpden.
Those present were Mr. and M
L. F. Branstetter, Mr. and Mrs. A. J
Sherwood and Miss Delis Sherwood,
Mr. and Mro. F. # . Jennings and son,
Sherwood, of Eugene, Mr. sad Mro.
H. E. Hess sad two children, Marion
and Junior, Mieses Edna Hariockar,
Catherine
Wernich and Marian
Young m d the host and bests«« «rith
their daughter, Betty Evriya.
Later la the evening the party re
turned to the Haraden home when
cantaloupe a la- mode eras served.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Watson enter
tained a number of their friends at a
picnic dinner last Thursday night.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. E.
E. Leslie, Dr. and Mrs. F. O. Bunch,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs Ed. W alter, Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Leslie, Misses MarveT Steel»,
Catharine Horsey, Helen Sherwood,
Maxine McGihrory, Delia Sherwqod,
Dorothy Lorens and Messrs. Ken
neth Kistner, Delbert Oberteuffer,
Julius Robles and Raymond Burns.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. G reenough were
hosts Monday evening complimenting
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Branstetter.
Three tablee o f bridge were in play.
Those enjoying the evening «rere H.
A. Young, Mesdames R. A.*Wernieh,
Bert Folsom, J. L. Smith, H. W.
Pierce, J. A. Lamb, H. N. Butler, the
honor guests and hosts.
For the pleasure of Mr. and Mrs.
L. P. Branstetter, Mrs. R. A. Wernich
was hostess at bridge Wedneaddp ev-
ening. Those invited to play «rare
«vare
Messrs, and Mesdames H*W. Pierce,
H. A. Young, F. 8. Giecnough, F. C.
McNeBy, J. A. Lamb and d à honor
SATURDAY
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"THE PRISONER"
From the story of "Castle Crsnecrow.” A smashing story
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A n i^ N TH b I d ATS OF DANIEL BOONE”
Chap. 4. A great chapter play filmed right from the
^LTy.^^d^'rtS? #0r “ **
,rom 8i|rht *•
And Paul Parrott In “JAILED A lh ) BAILED"
PATHS NEWS
Reed & Morton
Roofing Contractors
White w« art Roofing the Coquille Hotel we will
Ite pleased to figure oa Residence Reroofing and
Repairs.
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A g - 30—W n. Gordon Woodring
and Tessie E. Demos, both of Marsh
field.
Sept. 1—Dudley Monroe Hill and
Maude Flora McRae, both of Marsh
field.
Sept 1—Sanford Lackatrom and
LQy HelSn Matheson, both o f North
Bond. They % efe quanted on Sun
day by Rev. Thos. W. Radford at the
hams o f L. I t Wlor § North » * d L _
Sept. I Belaud L. Wainer and
Mhrgaret Gibbs, both o f Broadbent
Sept. 6—Joeeph Lopes sad Agnes
Jordan, both of Marshfield.
Don’t Punish the Children
With S3 of the 176 moraban of the
local chapter praaoat at roll call, for
a parean taco of ovar 47, Boolah waa
• par coat ahead o f Cooa chapter at
North Bond, which muatered about
66 praaoat; and 1» par ooat ahead of
Elgin Chapter at Myrtle Point. Oc
cidental at Bandon did not compete
and under the law o f the aaooeiation,
Doric chapter fit M arabfield, the hoat-
em, waa not eligible to contest
The winner« for the paat IS peora
hare been:
Cooa Chapter in 1013.
Beulah Chapter in ISIS.
Doric Chapter in 1014.
Cooa Chapter in 1016 and 1016.
£ l«ia Chapter in 1017.
Cooa Chapter in 101«,
Doric Chapter in 1010.
Occidental Chapter in 1000.
Beulah Chapter in 1001, 1022, 1023.
The, attendance at the aeealona of
the association laat Friday taxed the
ability of the Marshfield chapter to
the limit, there being about 260 pres
ent for, the dinner and afternoon ses
sion and over 600 for the evening ses
sion.
Mrs. Stall« Drake, worthy grand
matron, and W n. Robinson Boons,
worthy grand patron for Oregon, be
sides four secretaries o f Portland
chapters, were present pad interested
spectators of the day's events.
The drills and initiation work put
on during the evening session were
both interesting and instructive.
One of the noteworthy incidents of
the evening session was the eall for
charter members of the Coes county
chapters, Beulah chapter had one
such present—Prank Robison, of
FUhtrap—who is the only surviving
member of those who organised it
forty-five years ago. Myrtle Point,
Bandon, North Bead and Marshfield
Orders can be nddreeoed to ui at North Bend or
MarehfioM or left at The 8eatiael, Coquille.
Black Cat Methods
and Paint are nM and applied only by no in this
county.
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Genera] Hauling
and Delivery
to all parts of the dty
Meet all Train* and Boats
johnson T
Outshiniag Morte Sten
A Menticene, Indiane dispatch
i tod yee today says that Fani Brant,
SHINGLES for SALE
Mansell Drayage &
Delivery Co.
Phone 101J or 94M
B ootleg g er
Caught
Dewey Jeehsen, s bootlegger, who
escaped from the road gang p year
ago laat April, «ras caught In Gold
Beech last week and btvugkt up hors
Friday to finish serving his sentence
of 30 days in jafl and fine of 6166.
Tuesday of this «vmk «rith an enroll
ment of 401, in the gradas and 106
in the high school It «ros found that
a second overflow assembly room is
necessary in the high school and that
the class rooms are inadequate. Ev
ery conceivable method of rearrange
ment is being employed to got maxi
mum results. Ths enrollment in the
high school is not yet complete.
PACIFIC FARM
JERSEYS
S u H WOOD
L NORDSTROM
Q a am A n a la Sold
There is considerable conjecture
over the possibility of a resort fsn-
NOSLER’S
CASH
STORE
8AVE MONEY BY PAYING CASH
hmkdh ^ hhi
Want Ads
First M. B. Church
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
lass Chase, Superintendent.
Publie Worship U a. m.
Evening
services
at 6 p. an.
Closing services of this conference
WOOD FOR SALE*—Old growth fir.
year. Sermon by the Pastor. Sub
Phone 6021. ' 1
ject, “ Retrospect.”
- - F. L. Young, Pastor.
FOR SALE—Seven room house and
000, 10t. Prigs $1260. Boo Goo.
Gilman.
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HAVE YOUR Flam and Chimneys
. Cleaned. 8tove draws and bates
better. Stop\ smoking- Prevente
fires.
Phono 56. .
members present, but Beulah chapter
is the oldest of any in the county.
A s newly organised Mystic Chap
FOR SALE in thy fields— Tomatoes,
ter of Powers was granted admission
2c per pound. AU kinds o f Pears
to the association, making the sixth.
and Apples, 60c per bushel. Peter
Mrs. Hugo Quist, president, ap
Axe, Phon« 470, Bridge, Ore. 64t2
pointed a committee to devise a plan
for future contests and to suggest a
prise, now that the twenty-inch sihrer
loving cup has cosse to a permanent
Prayer steeting Thursday evening
resting place in the Masonic Temple st 7:46 » m.
at Coquille.
You a n Invited. Come .and moot
Friday was a day wUeh will lea«
H. B. Wilson, Pastor.
be remembered by all members o f the
Eastern Star in Coos county, and es
f o e SALE— 11 grade Guernsey h eif-.
pecially for the royal entertainment
•n, J. L. Smith.
provided by the Indios of Doric Chap
ter.
TEAM FOR SALE—About 1160,
also hack sad light harness. Grid
R evival S till in Progrens
ing 6 jrca., suua 13, milking colt
Take good eew pert payment, bal
The Revival meetings at the
ance terms.
East First street.
Church of God are still going on and
Frank A. Shaw.
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tviU continue all next weak. There
«rill be a baptismal service Sunday,
YOUNG MAN’S soit for salo, sia# 07,
Sept 0, in the afternoon, to ho hold
nearly new. Cost $60.00. WU1 sell
at the river, near the aaw bridge.
for $20.00 Address Box 662. Co
The evangelist, W. W. C rist is still
quills.
_ New C u n a in C ircu it C e w t
Ang. I l — Robert McCann ve. L. F.
Falkehstoin.
Ang. SI—Ben 8. Fisher vs. W. A.
Collver, J. T. Coll ver and Max Moore.
Sept {—Aaaa Huff vs. Wm. D.
Huff. Suit for divorce.
Sept 4—Fred Larson vs. May F.
Larson. Suit for divarea.
Sept. 4—Pétition for Guardina ir.
thè metter of thè estete and guard-
friands and listen to his spirit-flllsd
ianship of Naomi B. Weddle.
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Sept. 4— In thè metter o f thè re messages. AU aro «roteóme.
leaee of dower of Sophie Hill, sa in
7:46.
. H. B. Wilson,
sane psrson.
Auguste M. BodslLwss last Satur
day appointed exocamtx o f the «rill
of the late Jacob BodeU, who" left an
•state of $600 in personal property.
W. E. Butler, John Ferguson and Al
Johnson worn appointed appraisers.
J. J. Stanley has bean* appointed
administrator of the estete of Effe
Mynatt, who died March 27, 1021,
leaving $260 in real property. Gee.
O. Leach, Eva M. Lennox end Alta
Stanley «vere appointed appraisers.
Give them more Raisins, Prunes, Applet, Figs
and other good things that make for good healthy
and some of your troubles will disappear.
We carry a splendid line'of dried Fruits. All fine
quality. They make dandy sauce and pies. We
get these fruits in frequent shipments. They
come to you fresh, clean and inviting. Prices
very reasonable. They help to cut down the cost
of living.
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Phone us your orders. 4
FOR RENT—T«vo rooms, constating
of bedroom and living r o o » Bath
in connection. Inquire at this ef-
FOR SALE—Farm on ths Applegate
14 milts 'from Grants Pam. and 20
miles from Medford. WÜ1 take Co
anille property for part payment
Address Box 06, Coquille.
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MANY LEGENDS Of HIAWATHA
arid to Have Mads His Heme ae
Mackinac Island—'Why He Cam-
net Retur^ to Id tk .
Home legends cred!
haring made his boate at
laiaad, and from that print as a cen
ter, to beva made a new earth areaad
Mm. According to the story the fight
«rith his father began oa the apper
Mlmtasippt. sad the bowlders foe ad
along tta banks wars their mlasOea.
The south eh ore of Lake Superior was
dm SMBS of his conflict «rith the ser-
psnta Ho busted the gwdt beaver
dews his dam at Sealt Sts. Maria A
depression la a rock «• ths southern
edge of Mlehlplcotea bay la where bo
alighted after a jump across the laka
la a larger depression, near Tbander
bay. Lake Superior, he sat when
smoking his lari ptpa The Mg rocks
oa the east side ef Grand Traverse
bay. near Antrim, a n the heart ef
a atone meneter that be Slow.
Some legends say that Hiawatha
Is butted under a mountain three
miles long, on the east rids e f Than-'
dor bay, «rhleh. from the «rater, IW
eemblee a man lying oa Ms hark.
Others say that Hiawatha .ass Nvw
at the top
tee earth, aarid tea Ha.
sad directs the sea. He hae te ttve
IB a cold country because. If ha «rare
to retain, ha would sat the earth oa
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