Port of Bandon Budget
Theatre
PROGRAM
8UNDAY, SEPT. 23
Billie Dwve >■
"THE HEART OF A FOLLIES GIRL“
Story by Adela Rogers St. John. A >5.00 Broadway review
and an intimate backstage romance, with beautiful Billie
Dove starring in both..
MONDAY. SEPT. 34
“LADIES OF THE MOB“
A picture where the dynamic Clara is mixed up with a
gang of crooks. Based on the story by Ernest Booth.
Action, Suspense and Thrills.
TUESDAY, 8BPT. 25
“DOMESTIC TROUBLES“
With Clyde Cook and Louise Fasenda. A tangled tale of
tangled twins. How to be happy though married.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28
Esther Ralstea in
“HALF A BRIDE”
You don’t know the half of it—nor won't ’till you nee the'
picture. Baaed on Arthur Stringer’s story "White Hands.
A crackerjack tale on a timely topic.
THURSDAY, SEPT/#
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“STAND AND DELIVER
With Lupe Velee «nd Warner Oland. A thrilling screen
story of war and banditry in Greece. Laughable twists
with breath-taking situations.
FRIDAY, SEPT. M
"THE IRRESISTIBLE LOVER
Starring Norman Kerry and Lois Moran. The smoothest
farce of the year. Just one big hour of happy laughter.
Abo “HAUNTED ISLAND”—
8ATURDAY, SEPT. 23
Double Feature Day
Ken Mayurd ln
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A thrill-a-minute drama of the Northwest Mounted Police.
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"THE RIDING RENEGADE“
The tab of an outcast who fought his way back.
Market
Meats
Pickles
Chow
Relish
Salads
We Deliver
You can afford to eat the Best
if you Buy Here!
We don’t claim we can make your money go twice as far by cash dealing, but mkny
make it go a third to a half farther. In any • event those who pay. cash, whether they
put the savings back into more good things to eat or put t/Tie savings in the bank—it’s
so much gain. You can’t help but benefit by paying cash and trading at this store be
cause the savings are sure.
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Specials for Saturday and Monday
MAMMOTH PEACHES
AU-Gold Brand No. 21/, Cana
STARCH
Corn or Gloss—3 for
20c
25c
VAN CAMP PORK & BEANS
\ . Large Size
CARNATION OATS OR WHEAT
Per Pkg.
20c
37c
PAN CI^UST SHORTENING
8 lb Can .
MINCED CLAMS
5 Cans
,
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$1.60
90c
:
TISSUE TOILET PAPER
4 Rolls
PEETS GRANULATED SOAP
Large Pkg.
-
35c
-
25c
CLASSIC SOAP
10 Bars
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35c
SUGAR
16 tbs.
$1.00
THRIFT GROCERY
When Ordering Canned Goods Ask for the ALL GOLD BRAND
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The Business and Professional Wo
men’s club will meet in regular ses
pedigreed stock, W. L. Dean, Co- FOR SALE—10 shoats, weight about FOR SALE—40 two-year old Ewes
sion next Monday evening at soven-
50 pounds, and White Leghorn pul
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quille, Ore.
and 26 Lambs and one-Shropshire
thirty. The meeting will be held in
lets hatched in May. Clarence S.
Buck. M. G. Sumerlin^ Lee^ Ore
the Guild Hall, which iq neat, dean, FOR SALE—1 Team Heavy Horses.
Hatcher, R. F. D., Lee. -7^12*
gon, phone 512X Myrtle Point.
j-oomy, comfortable and very accessi
Harness and wagon, 1 mower, 1 i _____________________________ S:____
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rake, corn planter, Potato Digger, FOR SALE—6 head of Jersey heifers,
ble.
IQ head Jersey heifer calves. 20-8
Printed programs covering nine
Plow, Harrow, Carden Toole, Hay
FOR SALE—A nioe new modem
weeks old pigs. Elmer Olsor., Fat
months’ work will be distributed by
ing Tools, 1' Disk. Cheap for cash
home close to school and store,
Elk. Phone 5085.
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or will trade for cattle.
Phone
the program committee. The Educa
very reasonable. John S. Sanders,
tional committee has .revised thq rules _ 505X5; Williams A Philip«, Co-
657 No. Beach St., Coquille, Oregon.
and regulations for scholarship loans.
quille.
3513 FOR SALE—30 heads of Shoata.
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See
H.
W.
Mast,
Lee,
or
phone
5124
This report will be submitted to the
Myrtle
Point.
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club for consideration. These reports FOR RENT—Modern 3-room Duplex
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Apartment, bath,
Daui, breakfast
Dreaxiast noox,
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<< mìh at-
' .Pales, all-
nook. 1... . ■
are very vital to our club work and -♦feetrk
-range and
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prices, quantics can fur
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and
floors sanded; estimates given.
nish, when ean Ship.
Spot cash.
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bed; on bed:'
’highway
and
possibly
do so wid attend.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Neider-Meyer-Martin
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-Co,
Each member present will be _
— Harry H. Oerding, phone 181.
Portland, Ore.
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an opportunity to give a short travel
ogue on the most interesting experi
ence of her recent travels. Whether
the distance be long or shorCeveryone
has had experiences that might be
shared wih others for the pleasure of
all. The business session will be as
brief as possible to allow considerable
time for the program. A number of
new names are to be submitted for
membership.
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Distribution V^ithout IVciyZe/
Rev. W. B. Smith at Home
I am glad to say that I am recov
ering from my spell of typhoid fever
since coming from the hospital and
am settled at home, 425 N. Henry st.,
Coquille, Phone 151-J, with nothing
special to do; so if I am needed for
revival meetings (by any church),
funerals, weddings, special meetings,
supply work, or any other religious
or educational work, let me know.
Rev. W. B. Smith.
Phone 115-J
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Reason No. 3
Immense Buying Power
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Want Ads 9
WANTED TO RENT—A Piano for a
few months. Phone 37.
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SHOES
We have received our complete
stock of Men’s shoes—
(One of a serico of explanatory
ads about Skaggs Safeway Stores)
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One Cent a Weed Each lasrrfins
A 1 third reason why Skaggs-Safeway
Stores can ■ and do consistently undersell
is their ability to underbuy. The purchas
ing power of more than 1700 stores with
a. highly trained staff of buyers is truly
immense. - Much of our merchandise is
bought several carloads at a time. Where
the average merchant buys a few cases of
some staple item, we buy thousands of
cases. Often we can use a factory’s entire
Starch
Beans
FOR SALE—Nice email pigs. $5.00
Frank Snow place, McKinley. 86t2*
MEN’S WEAR
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23c
2 dozen __ 85c
Big K. Flour
r
Laundry Soap
Crystal White—Gives bet
ter results.
OOWS FOR SALE—Entire herd,
highgrade young Holsteins, cheap
for cash. SEE OLAY REALTY
I (next to fire station.)
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■■■■■■■■■■HMHEHEMHRRV OEDAR WOOD—16 in., U00 load at
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mill; 4-foot, 50 cents toad at mill,
ten win have a pot luck dinner in ! °*rdin< Industries, Inc.
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the dub rooms for members and their ; —— -— .............
20 HEAD of Feeder Hogs for sale.
fam ilice on Tuesday,, Sept. 25th, at
See Gbr.n Shores, Myrtle Point or
6:30 p. m. and all are urged to come.
phone 5088.
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Deputy Game Wardens Hearing and FOR RENT'—15-20 cow Dairy Ranch,
Forsythe were up north of the Bay
excellent’ location, low rent. BEE
Sunday and on Monday, B. C. Milter,
CLAY REALTY (next to fire sta
tion.)
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of Scottaburg, was fined $25 and costs
Ix>cal Grown Bayos. Use
that ham bone with these.
Strictly fresh Standards
Guaranteed
IAMÆIZO
coa»
««««CH
FOR SALE—One hundred of mixed
goats, with mohair on. E. F. Rohr,
Roseburg, Oregon.
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I. A. ELROD
output. In most instances we go direct to
the producer or manufacturer—eliminat
ing several profits and overheads the av
erage dealer must pay. Of course, we get
a better price. Because we hold operating
expenses^ to the lowest figure and are sat
isfied with a small profit on each sale,
these savings are passed on to our custom
ers.
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Amaizo Com or Gloss
EQUIPPED DAIRY RANCH—must
sacrifice equity, one of the finest in
Coos county. Don’t miso this. SEE
CLAY REALTY (next to fire sta
tion.)
FOR SALE OR RENT — Houses,
Apartments, Lots,. Dairy ranches,
farms, anything you want.
Our
business is to sell the earth. John
C. Oerding.
for your inspection
In our new location formerly oc
cupied by Coquill«, Hard ware Co.
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B. & P. W. Club to Meet Sept. 24
“CODE OF SCARLET“
Also Bob
The budget committee of the Port
of Bandon met in the city hall here
Tuesday morning and adopted a pro
posed budget for next year. It con
templates an expenditures of 831,760
next year, of which 812,780 to to be
raised by taxation. One item is fo'
312,500 for the retirement of bonds,
time warrants and interest. It is pro
posed to use $5,000 of it for retiring
warranto and $5,000 will go into 1
sinking fund for bond retirement.
In the afternoon a joint meeting
with the commission pf logging opei
«tors and farmers of the Coquille val
ley was scheduled to be held but H. E.
Hess was the only rancher present.
Several of the loggers were in attend
ance.
The purpoee of the meeting was for
the discussion of Ordinance 23, passed
last month, which provides penalty,
among other things, for blocking the
river with togs.
The land owners
claim this bolds the water back during
a freshet and causes the cutting of
banks and damage to their land.
The loggers advance as their argu
ment that if the togs, during high wa
ter, peas below their holding station
.gbove Fishtrap that many of them
float to sea; that it is an unnecessary
expense to capture and boom them
and bring them back from the lower
river, and that many of the operators
are financially embarrassed if the re
turn of togs up river is delayed until
the freshets subside.
The port commission desires to ful
fill its duties by obeying the wish of
the people «nd the problem is to find
a satisfactory solution which will be
fair to both farmers. and loggers.
When boots were running, blocking
the river was not attempted but the
stretching of cables across the river
last, year was a serious damage to
land along the river, on the opposite
side and up stream.
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A high grade hard-wheat
flour.
Unconditionally guaranteed
to give you satisfaction.
. Swift’s Premium
The finest on the market.
Whole or Half.
Sk.
_ 53C
Seasonable Savings
Onions
Green Peppers
For salads or stuffing.
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Yellow Danvers—mild
Potatoes
- -— Fancy local Gems
x 23c ll “»-
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ALL ORDERS DELIVERED FREE—SUGAR ÌXCBPTED
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Store No. 469
Coquille, Oregon
in Reedsport for hunting without a poR SALE—New Zealand Red Rab-
licenae.
bita, 8 does full grown, reg. and
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Phone 122