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Norton-Kalbus
Mrs. F. C. Sanford, accompanied by
her son, Chester Sanford, recently re­
turned from Los Angele», where she
has been visiting for the past year.
Mrs. Sanford plan« to make her home street, recently built by Mr. Welch,
which Mr. Norton purchased a
Telling About People and in Marshfield with her daughter-in- and
few weeks ago.
law, Mrs. Curtis Sanford.
Mrs. Norton is a moat charming
Events in the City and
Ths Fanners A Merchants Bank has lady whose friends and acquaintances
County
for exhibition now the new smaller are many in the Rose city. She has
sized paper currency. As fast as pos­ held a position of trust for some
sible the banks are exchanging the old years with the Lumbermen's Trust
For “Signs of all kinds” see Claude
currency for the new but it will not Co., and for several aeesions of the
Darling.
be in circulation before the middle of legislature has acted in a secretarial
Earl Steele, of Bridge, was in Co­ July, according to W. S. Bickels.
capacity.
quille Wednesday on business.
To those who know Mr. Norton, no
Mrs. Fred Sample arrived Monday
Dr. James Richmond and son re­ from Portland to arrange for moving mention of his activity in Coquille and
turned Thursday night from a short her household goods from Marshfield Coos county affairs ia necessary. He
business trip to Salem.
to Portland, where Mr. Sample is ia one of Coquille's leading citizen»;
The Ford Garage ia now equipped working for the Southern Pacific. one whose counsel ia aought in all
matters of importance and who has
to repair dented fenders on any make Mrs. William Wood accompanied Mrs.
of car at a reasonable cost t
tf Sample for a few days’ visit with her had great influence in shaping political
and business affairs in this section
father, F. M. Hufford.
Mr«. Lafe Compton and daughters
for
a score of years. He is manager
left yesterday for a twp weeks’ visit ‘ Supt. and Mrs. W. V. Ferguson left of the Coquille Valley Mercantile Co.,
Tuesday
morning
for
Corvallis
and
with friends in Yakima, Wash, j
Coos county’s representative in the
Monmouth, where the former expects
Do you need a well dug this spring, to get in touch with teachers to fill l»st legislature, and has served in
before dry weather ? See or write W. vacancies in next year’s teaching most of the positions of honor in this
F. Kernin, Coquile, Ore.
18t4*tf force. They were acoompanied by city, and always with credit.
“Gene” Norton is a man of sterling
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walker and Mr. Mrs. R. W. Slater and son who will worth, one who has made hie own way
visit
her
parents
in
Salem.
and Mrs. O. T..Gant returned from
through life, and the Sentinel unites
Portland Saturday atfer spending the
Mias Margaret White returned.Mon­ with his hundreds of friends in Coos
week there-
day from Portland after spending the county in extending heartiest congrat­
See Claude Darling for Gold Leaf week end with her mother, Mrs. Thos. ulations to the happy pair and best
White, who is receiving treatment at wishes for their future life.
embossed signs.
the Good Samaritan hospital.
Mrs.
Mrs. Lloyd Laird and little daugh­ White is convalescing from a tonsil
It's a Gas Well '
ter, Joan, arrived Wednesday from operation and will probably - be able
Accompanied by Mayor J. Arthur
Kelso, Wash., for a two-day visit with to leave the hospital within a week.
Berg, Jas. W. Laird and I. A. Elrod,
Mrs. James Laird.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Fuhrman and the Sentinel editor drove out to
Mrs. M. S. Webb arrived Wednesday ions, Frederick and Rolph, returned
Gravel Ford Tuesday to se^ the gas
morning from Creston, Iowa, to spend Friday of last week from a week’s va­
well. It is located on the old J, D.
the summer in Coquille with her son, cation trip to San Francisco. While
Bennett place, a few hundred feet
E. D. Webb, and family.
gone they saw the two daughters of back from the cheese factory, and
* For towing and wrecking car aer- Adam Pershbaker, a former sawmill which place is now owned by C. S.
vioe call Southwestern Motor Com­ iwner and pioneer of this county. Webb.
pany, Chevrolet Dealers, 190, Coquille They are now living in Los Gatee,
W. F. Kernin, who was drilling for
water for Mr. Webb, says that he can
J. L. Heathcote, manager of Skaggs California.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carruthers not say whether it is natural gas or
Safeway Stores, was here from
Medford yesterday on one of his xnd year-old baby came in last Sun- gas created by the decayed vegetation
lay from Astoria and were guests at 150 feet below the surface, but it will
regularly inspection trips.
che home of his aunt, Mrs. F. L. burn.’
A bunch of three keys on a ring,
A piece qf burning paper dropped
Greenough, until Monday when they
picked up on the highway, June 11,
left for home, accompanied by E. W. in the hole will cause an explosion and
near the Ralph Nosier home, awaits a
Tailant, who will spend three months on Monday a torch at the mouth of
claimant, at the Sentinel office.
at his old home, returning to Coquille the hole caused the gas to burn for
two or three minutes.
Miss -Edna Robison returned Mon­ this fall.
Mr. Kemin struck the flrst indica-
day morning from Portland where
The B. P. W. will meet at Coquille tion of gas at 117 feet depth. The
she spent a week attending the an­
Hotel at 6:80 Monday evening, June drill passed through two or three lay­
nual convention of the Eastern Star.
24. The program for the evening wil ers of shale and a couple of sandatone,
Mrs. E. L. Vinton and son, Dick, re­ include the installation of incoming
and the location itself is on the ridge
turned Monday from a two months' officers and reports of outgoing of­
along the North Fork that geologists
visit in Portland, where she had been ficers. Members may bring guests if
claim is of oil and gas structure.
called by -theffieath of her step-father. they wish to and are requested to
Small globules of oil may be seen
Ed. Darrow and family moved to make reservations with the committee in the mess brought up by the bailer,
Portland Sunday. Mr. Darrow has before Monday noon. Charge 81.00 and it is possible that were the hole
been driving the car for the DeLuxe per plate.
drilled for several hundred feet oil
Cleaning establishment while in Co­
Geo. E. Oerding returned last ev­ and gas in quantities might be tapped.
quille.
ening from a month’s trip over west­
But Mr. Webb cannot use gag for
ern
Oregon
and
California,
during
his
dairy herd; he wants a water well,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hilarian ar­
rived last Saturday from San Frsn- which he did a successful business for and he does not feel like gambling
cisco for a week’« visit with H. C. the Oerding factory line of myrtle­ the amount necessary to sink the
Gets. Mr«. Hilarian ia Mr. Gets* sis- wood novelties. He was accompanied well deeper and they are going to
on his return by his sister, Mrs. hunt for water elsewhere.
ter.
When the four Coquille men reach­
Howard B. Warner, and her son, from
Jno. E. Ross, president of the Davis, Calif. They will visit the J. H. ed the well Tuesday, a demonstration
Farmers A Merchants Bank, left Sun­ Oerding family for a few weeks.
had just been made for a number of
day in hia car for LaGrande to attend
dairymen
and there was not enough of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fensler were
the meeting of the State Bankers As­
an accumulation of gas in the shaft
Coquille
visitors
Wednesday,
having
sociation.
arrived in Myrtle Point Monday from to explode, but for a quarter of a
Mrs. G. E. Low and daughter, Je- Baldwin Park, Calif. They expect'to minute or longer there was a roaring
rene, left yesterday for a visit with remain in Myrtle Point until fall. Mr. at the bottom of the well while what
the former’s father and sister in Fensler left Coquille four and a half gas was there burned.
eastern Oregon. They expect to be years ago, after selling the Hub
That three or fouT test wells for oil
are
to be drilled somewhere on Davie
gone ten days or longer.
Clothing A Shoe store to Gant Bros.,
Slough is pretty well assured, for a
Miss Wanda Houdyshell returned and went south for hia health. He
Wyoming concern has 24,000 acres un­
Sunday to Ashland for summer school has improved greatly in health and
der lease there snd t^ie drilling outfit
after a four-day vacation which she appearance and is much heavier than
is expected on the ground very soon.
•pent in Coquille with her parents, when he left here.
They figure on spending upwards of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Houdyshell.
3250,000 in giving that aection a thor­
Mr. and Mrs. George Chaney drove Shoe Sale at Brunn’s June 25 ough test.
An “Estate Sale” at the Brunn
to Portland Wednesday. They plan­
ned to return today and to leave Sun­ Self Service shoe store on Front
Will Start Work Monday
day for a two weeks’ trip to Diamond street is advertised to open next
Anderson & Matson, who were
Tuesday morning, when the entire
Lake and other camping resorts.
line of shoe« i« to be offered at un­ awarded the contract for the north
Miss Margaret Mary McLaughlin
"end paving and sewer improvements
heard of prices.
arrived from Portland Thursday night
Mrs. Irvin Brunn was over here by the council Monday evening, wish
to visit Miss Virginia Lefevre. She
from Roseburg Monday making ar­ to advise the people of that district to
was accompanied by Mr. Dan Miller,
rangements for the sale, which will get in their fuel and supplies this
who returned to Portland Friday.
be conducted by Z. G. Pause, manager week as they expect to start tearing
up the old plank the first of next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Pierce, of the Ho­ of the store.
Anderson A Matson, whose head­
tel Benton at Corvallia, stopped over
Mr. Brunn, who passed away the
here Tuesday night on their way latter part of May, opened the Co­ quarters are on Coos Bay, have had
south over the Roosevelt Highway, to quille branch of his Roseburg store some of the largest construction pro­
visit Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Compton.
some two or three yean ago. It has jects in the county, and in some in­
been
doing a good business but Mrs. stances the largest of their kind in
Have your whitewashing done by
Brunn
is desirous of turning the stock the state. They were the first to lay
power sprayer.
Dairy barns and
vibrolithic or compressed concrete in
here
in
to cash.
chicken houses whitewashed at rea­
the state, and laid the mill slough
sonable rates. Leave word at Mike’s
drain in Marshfield. They have laid
H.
W.
Covalt
Buys
Home
Feed A Seed Store.
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a quarter of a million dollars’ worth
A deal of the English cottage, just
Mrs. Jas. N. Jacobson and Mrs. C.
of paving in Marshfield and North
finished by Carl Ensele for Mrs. W. S. Bend.
V. Smith left Sunday for Newberg,
Sickels, on North Coulter street, will
where they represented the Coquille
At the present time they are just
probably be closed this week. Harley
Woman’s Relief Corps at the state
finishing
the bridge on the Roosevelt
W. Covalt is the purchaser and he
meeting this week. They expected to
Highway over the railroad tracks at
desires to move in Monday before the
be absent all week.
the entrance to Simpson Perk in
street in front is torn up for paving.
North Bend.
Mias Catherine Wernich arrived
It will make a most cosy home with
The concrete for the paving here
yesterday from Saratoga Springs, its seven rooms, basement and lav­
New York, where she has been at­ atories upstairs and down and Mrs. will be poured from a fine sack
tending Skidmore College. Miss Wer­ Sickels has been beseiged with appli­ mixer, the material being supplied to
the mixer direct from trucks and not
nich will spend the summer with her cations to rent it.
dumped in the streeta.
The truck
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wernich.
holds the correct amount of sand,
Donald Burch, employee <rf Skaggs
Eagles Picnic Sunday
gravel and cement for each batch.
grocery store, smashed two Wheels of
An all-day Eagles picnic will be
The main trench for the sewer will
his Star roadster Tuesday night held at Bridge next Sunday, June__
23.
when he skidded into the ditch on the The picnic la not for Eagles only, but be dug with a steam shovel digger,
Marshfield highway to avoid hitting is open to the general public and thus expediting that work and insur­
another car. No other damage was everyone ia invited to come and bring ing that the paving will be ready for
done.
,
, their lunch. There will be dancing all use by the time the fall rains start—
unless it should rain all summer.
W. H. Hull, civil war veteran of this day-
Wm. Cox, Chairman.
Mr. Matson was a caller at the
city, and his son*Clark Hull, of River­
Sentinel office Tuesday morning and
ton, left Wednesday morning on a
Lawn Mowers sharpened at C. E
stated that his firm wished to work
month’s trip during which they will Collins Auto Body Shop, 366 Front
in harmony with the people here, and
visit a daughter and sister in Olympia, street, Coquille. Let us put your
that they would bo pleased to have
Wash., Mrs. Ina Fox, and other rela­ mower in shape, so you can keep the
anyone make careful inspection of
lawn in first class condition.
tives in that section.
hi. home in Coquille while the two|
jobs are in progress.
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Eugene Plays Here Sunday
Sunday’s game here between the
Loggers and Eugene will see a new
face in the Coquille line-up, that of
Claud Hutt, of Yamhill, who played
at O. S. C. this spring.
Wm. Fortier and Perry Roper
signed him up Wednesday, while on a
trip to Portland. He it an outfielder
and will play left, which means that
“Duke" Marlow will be moved in to
second base. Hutt is a corking good
fielder and a very good sticker. He
intends to ret a job and spend the
summer down here.
While in Portland, the men con­
ferred with Tom Turner and Roy
Mack, of the Portland Beavers, and
found that L. L. Graham, of the S. P.,
had preceded them in a visTt 'to base­
ball headquarters, in the effort to get
the Beavers here. The best figure to
be had was a 8700 guarantee.
The
date selected by the Portland manage­
ment was July 22, and if th« fans
and organisations can help with the
guarantee, Mr. Fortier will sign up
for the game. But the ball club’s
treasury will not warrant a pledge
for the full amount, and (t cannot'be
stated yet whether the Coast League
team will come or not.
The game with Eugene Sunday will
start at 2 o’clock.
Call Farr A Elwood
and fuel.
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sneives. This
inis “quality first"
iiim policy
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helped Safeway to almost double its growth
dunng 1928 and saved enormous sums for the
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food buyers in the vast territory we serve.
Safeway Savings, Saturday and Monday
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Purex
A new car of Economy jars at a saving.
Pts................. ................... ............... _93c
Qts. ----------------
|1.13
Economy Caps, doz.____________,_25c
The master bleacher and water softener.
Jell Well
This popular dessert has
more real fruit flavor.
"tet....... 19c
6 I 3 Jar
Rubbers
Maximum, the quality jar
rubber. Ask to see them.
4 <■“«» — 25c
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Hot Cake Flour
Big K, self-raising hot
cake or waffle flour
rallied on old-fashioned
„ »byrr giving it an unique
flotrnr
vnn will
flavor you
will liVo
like.
8-lb bag............ 49C
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brand at a reduced price.
1 Ib-can................. 25C
th can----------
59C
Milk
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Peaches
Maximum milk keeps sweet
longer.
q p-
tall cans____ ZvC
(limit)
3
Fine 1,000 sheet tissue, ex-
tra quality.
49c
Laundry Soap
25c
White Eagle saves time,
clothes and labor.
Syrup
1 0
Safeway cane and maple
has a flavor that is dif­
ferent and delicious. Try
a can today.
5 lbs- -
- 89c
Bars
33c
Picnics
The most economical meat
you can buy, being boned
and tied. Th^y are splendid
for baking, boiling or fry­
ing.
$1.69
Sardines
Pound
Large cans of quality fish
packed in mustard or toma­
to sauce. Your choice
29c
Olives
39c
Fancy medium size olives
at a Safeway saving.
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3
ta,l cans
40c
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Shortening
Bananas
Finest quality shorten­
ing. Note the price.
Golden ripe fruit for
salads, pies, cakes, etc.
8 lb pall .... $1.33 „
4«. p.ii______ ...69c 3 Do”n
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Rialto hop flavored, our
largest seller.
Tissue Paper
cans
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Malt
3 caiw....... - 59c Can
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Hiway brand, large cans of
peaches and apricots. Your
choice
10 I«*-
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Large bottle-------------------------
One free with each bottle purchased.
Baking Powder
49c
Strawberries
Fancy local Ettenburgs,
the best for canning or
preserves.
6 boxes--------- - 47C
Crate—24 boxes. J. ¿5
FREE DELIVERIES 10:00 A. M. & 3:00 P. M.
Store No. 469
Coquille, Oregon
Phone 122
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Notice: Farmers—We buy Beef,
Veal, Pork, Poultry, and Hides, at the
ECONOMY CASH MARKET, Co­
quille, Oregon.
their wort. My. Mataon will make
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