The Coquille Valley sentinel., September 21, 1923, Page 3, Image 3

iberty Theatre
Sept 23 to Sept 29
Give them more Raisins, Prunes, Apples, Figs
and other good things that make for good health,
and some o f your troubles will disappear.
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SUNDAY AND MONDAY
-N IC E PEOPLE*’
With Wally Beto, Heb. D a i * , C ova d Nagle a mi JaHa
Payo ia the caat
Aa ax poo« o f tha mad am o f “Jams.’’ Today it ia the child­
ren who M y “ Elders" should be m o d aad not hoard. A l­
ways remember that the grave o f a reputation ia usually
dug by tha gentle hands o f friends. A lso that society is
charitable only to those who have kept their sins out of
W e carry a splendid line o f dried Fruits.
quality.
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A ll Ane
They make dandy sauce and pies.
these fruits in frequent shipments.
come to you fresh, clean and inviting.
very reasonable.
We
They
Prices
They help to cut down the cost
of living.
ProJuced by Was. DeMille and played* in a setting o f lavish
gowns and luxury.
Aad Bull Meataaa ia
“ BOB ’EM GOOD"
A comedy burlesque from Dong Fairbanks’ famous “ Robin
Phone us your orders.
NOSLER’S
CASH
STORE
S A V E M O N E Y B Y P A Y IN G C A SH
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
"GRUM PY”
With Theodore Roberta, May M cAvey aad Conrad Nagle ia
the m at
Are you in trouble t Tell Grumpy. Are you in love T Con­
fide in Grumpy. He ia the grouchieat, wisest, mogt lov­
able hero you ever saw on tha screen. A mystery romance
o f young hearts and old heads that has you gasping one
minute end laughing the next. Ladies! whether you are
aixtoen or sixty, you w ill love Grummpy. He was just a
rich, rough old man with a terrible temper.
And Bell Montana in
“GLAD RAGS“
Can you imagine Bull in e Tuxedo or Full Dress Suit? Y ou
will get a kick oat if this one.
Admission 19c aad 86c
“ W HAT WIVES WANT”
Who knows “ what Wives w an t?" Solomon didn’t know
and he was a wise bird. Many n man in history met his
dow rfall when be tried to find out! The divorce courts are
busy— the minis tars are preaching— ia it became men do
not know?
And “ IN THE DAYS OF DANIEL BOONE”
Chap. $. A great chapter play filmed right from the pages
o f history. The critical period o f America from 1766 to
177«.
And Paal Parrott ia T IG H T SHOES"
PATH S NEWS
Reed & Morton
Roofing Contractors
W hile we a n Roofing the Coquille Hotel w^g will
Someone celled him the “Ope man band," aad eomehow tha name stock.
Todsy the name “ Emory Pameil” Is ayneaymoas with that tltla It la hia own
original aad unique etunt aad it eoaalats o f Emory Parnell ia a triple rale o f
ringing, playing a large piano-accordion with hia hands, aad playing «naae
drums aad trap drums with his fa st B e A a musical entertainer aha stands
at tha head o f bis profession. B s has been delighting audiences to tha United
States, Canada. Australia and New teal end for mom than a deaaa years. Bis
“One man band” Is but a feature o f hia program, for ha Is an accomplished
vocalist with a fine rich baritone voice, which has bean coached under tha to-
torage o f aome o f the beet-known vocal teachers la America. B s also darn
character Imperbonatloaa, using w igs grease paints aad special ceetnmss Ha
la a master o f dialect, aad hia program will be a real treat tor local peopto,
Car Hit at the Curb
B a n d oli to Curb Reckleaaneaa
The failure to properly curb reck
WANTED—Three men to do general
ranch work. Apply to or phone Jos.
A. Herville, at Chinocamp Ranch on
the Marshfield Highway.
Methodist Church, Sooth
Saturday afteroon while Mrs. E. E.* “ Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Johnson, Mrs. Philip Johnson and
Church services at 11 a. m. and
Mary Esther Johnson were shopping 7:80 p. m.
over in Marshfield, leaving their
Subject o f morning sermon: “ The
Maxwell coupe at the curb, in which Charge o f the Tenth Legion."
Mrs. P. E. Drane was sitting, n
Subject o f evening sermon: “ Moral
Buick, driven by Bob Tolbert, o f Ventures.
Brookings, ran into tha coupe, merit­
Take out an aceideat policy and go
ing the fender, scraping tha side of to church next Sunday. If the roof
the ear and tearing off the tail light. falls in. you’ll be covered—by the in-
Tolbert waa drunk nt the tim e aad
drove on until stopped by the polios,
who threw him in ja il. Monday he
paid Mrs. Johnson $60 for the damage
Presbyterian Church
to her ear end was fined $06 by Re­
No man can stand still morally or
corder Butler for driving while In­
spiritually. If he is altve, he will
toxicated. In addition to that he had
grow either bettor or worse. The
no driver’s 1 icons«, nor license pistes
good influence o f the church is needed.
on his car, aad be wee driving on the
The Presbyterian Church is. near
wrong side o f the street.
the Court House square.
A fter
morning worship, Sunday at eleven
Claude Moon Goee to Eugene o’clock, the sermon will be on “ Other-
The follow ing from the Salem worldHneM.”
Statesman will be o f internet hem as > Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Mr. Moon was a son o f the late Mm.
Charles a Bergner, Minister.
Annie Burkholder, who was so long
in business ham:
Firnt M. E . Church
“ Claude C. Moon, fo r M veral yean
Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mia
associated with the Hartman Bros, aa
Inas Chase, Superintendent.
manager of their repair department,
Rev. F. L. Young will preach both
will leave Salem for Eugene, where
morning and evening in the first M.
he has purchased a half internst in
E. church Sunday. This is his last
the jew elry atom o f W. L. Copper-
Sunday in CoquiUa aa ha will go to
noil. Mr. Moon will take him fam ily
Bando«, wham he will be stationed
wit him, aa he h u sold Ms horns at
for the coining year.
360 East Lincoln street.”
FOR SALE— Grand Piano, in perfect
condition. Can be seen nt residence
o f C apt Thoe. W hite, CoqniHe.
Price very low. Inquire o f Rev. W.
E. Couper, Phone 6S0, Marshfield.
M U.
LOST— Linemen’s tost set, either at
Riverton or Coquille. Finder please
notify Dan Brown nt telephone o f­
fice, Coquille.
Reward.
M il*
Thrift Family Out ia Force
Among the court visitors in Gold
Beach were the follow ing, nil broth­
ers sad sis tom : T. J. Thrift, Coquille;
A . A . T hrift, Harriet A . T hrift, Belle
Thrift Lowe and Roy T hrift, San
Joes, Calif.; Mrs. Eva T hrift Dahl- FOR RENT— Ranch o f 280 nema on
the Coquille-M yrtle Point road.
strom, Oakland, C alif.; aad Mrs. Jane
W ill sell all stock and impíamente
Thrift Cana in, San Fraccisoo. The
end make lease fo r five yearn. Geo.
e m o o f A lbert Dyer against them and
S. Davis, Coquille, Om.
S6U
Geo. P. Laird fo r lien against pro­
perty for construction o f an irriga­
WOOD FOR SALE— Old growth fir.
tion ditch, was by stipulation set to
Phone 6021.
be beard before Judge Kendall in
MarshflekL—Gold Beech Reporter.
FOR RENT—Two rooms, consisting
o f bedroom end living room . Bath
in connection. Inquire nt this o f­
fice.
Calling Cerda. 1M for S1A0
Charter No. 29
Marriage Lie—
Marshfield or loft at Th« Sentinel, Coquille.
Black Cat Methods
General Hauling
and Delivery
PACIFIC F A R M
JERSEYS
to all parts o f the d ty
M eet all Trains and Boats
JOHNSON’S MILL WOOD
S H IN G L E S fo r S A L E
Mansell Drayage &
Delivery Co.
Phone 101J or 94M
DMpHe the lack o f freah water ip
the river the salmon are beginning to
run in conaiderable n umbers. The
Coquiüe Caanery Co. hss begun oper-
ations and oh Tuesday caught $70
fleh in thelr Mine. The Prosper Caa-
ning Co. ia also operating. Quito a
few gillnettere am working aigkto
L NORDSTROM
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Sept. 14—Jack Sullivan, o f North
Bend, and Evelyn Piper, o f Marsh­
field. They were married on Satur­
day by Rev. J. E. Snyder at Ms resi­
dence at the Bay.
S ept 17— M. C. Freí tag and Ber­
nice Roubotham, both o f Marshfield.
S ept 17— Wm. H. M iller end Mery
Moms, both of Power». They warn
married the same day at the court
house by Judge R. H. Mast.
S ept 19— Isem L. Webb end Nina
Miller, both o f Bandoa. They were
married the seme day by Judge Meat
in the county clerk’s office.
Probate Court Items
Ben S. Fisher was on Monday ap­
pointed administrator o f the M tato of
Georgia R. Doble, who died at Spo­
kane, Wash., Aug. 10, 192$, leaving
an estate o f $2600 in personal pro­
perty in C o m county. J m . E . Mont­
gom ery, Mair Dano and Ausgar La­
ger» trom were appointed appraisers.
Mr. Fisher w m the same day ap­
pointed administrator o f the Mtato o f
Jno. O. Gallagher, who died S ept 10
at the Bay. Wm. M. Cox, Mair Dano
and G. W. Smith were appointed ap­
praisers o f his estate which is es­
timated to consist o f $1000 in person­
al property.
J. J. Stanley was on Monday ap­
pointed administrator of tha M tato of
Emily Schroeder, who died May 10
last year. She left an Mtato o f $600
in reel property and $82 in personal.
J. E. Perrott, Chas. R o m and J. 8.
Lawrence were appointed appraisers.
FOR SALE— Six room house aad two
lots, located one block east o f north
end o f Henry street bridge. Just
below Mm. SM lsy's store.
$860
spot cash, or half down aad time on
balance. See Geo. Moulton or R. H.
Creager or communicate with W. F.
Kennedy, Gallier Hotel, Bandoa.
$et$.
Reserve Diati let No. I f
Farmers & Merchants Bank
at Coquille, in the State of ^ ¿ g ^ u R C E S ° f bu*to*M 8#pt‘ 14
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2.
$.
4.
6.
Church o f God
8unday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching service at .11 a.
Young People’s Meeting at 6:30 p.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 7:46 p. m.
You are invited. Come and meet
H. B. W ilson, P m tor.
Lawhorae Home Looted
The home o f Tom Lawhorae of
Marshfield w m robbed yesterday a f­
ternoon while Mrs. Lawhorae w m
away for a while. Mrs. Lawhorae
immediately reported the occurrence
to Chief Carter and t search w m
made for the thief but as yet he has
not been found.
When Mrs. Lawhorae returned
from town the found the rooms ir.
her home nil torn up. Everything
w m thrown around s i thm gh some­
one had ransacked the place in a
great hurry. However, the only (king
she had missed so far w m a gold
watch.
She Mid she noticed a men leav­
ing the house as she approached. A c­
cording to her description ha w m
middle-aged, smell and walked with
a cane. Chief Carter Immediately got
Loans and discounts, including rediscounts shown in itonu 29
and $0, if any ............................................................................. <
Overdrafts, secured end unsecured .................... *................. •
U. 8. government securities owned, including those shown in
items 80 mid 86, if sny ...................................................... ..
Other bonds, warranto and securities, including foreign gov­
ernment, state, municipal, corporation, etc., including
—
66,217.94
shown in items M ana 36, if a n y .................................
IAMA1
Stocks, 'securities, claims, liens, judgments, etc..............
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Bsnking house, $12,600.00; furniture end fixtums, $6,
9.
(ab) Cash an hand in vault and due from banka, bankei
18348.90
«9,807.97
2,008.90
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