The Coquille Valley sentinel., July 18, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

THE COQUILLE VALLET SENTINEL, COQUILLE. OREGON, FRIDA T, JULY IA 1*88.
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SOCIAL NOTES
LIBERTY THEATRE
Sunday and Monday, July 20 • 21
“Ladies of Leisure”
Featuring Barbara Stanwyck, Lowell Sherman and Ralph
Graves with Marie Prevost, George Fawcett, Nance O’Neil
and Johnny Walker.
Fascinating damsels and flaming
youth at their best in a daring drama of life’s realities and
gay moments. A sizzling drama of life’s danger spots for
the younger set who tread the primrose path. It’s packed
with thrills, throbs, smiles and tears.
No Matinee
Adm. 50c, Child 10c
Tuesday and Wednesday Van & Schenck in “THEY
LEARNED ABOUT WOMEN.”
Hear them sing!
Howl at their clowning! Enjoy this lively romance of
Baseball and Stage! Adm. 50c, Child 10c.
Thursday, William Powell in “SHADOW OF THE LAW.”
If you like worth while pictures you won’t miss the
screen’s most polished actor in his mightiest role. Adm.
50c, Child 10c.
Friday and Saturday, Wheeler and Wootaey in “THE
CUCKOOS.” The comedy team of Rio Rita in the fun­
niest, fastest comedy feature that has ever been pro­
duced to date. Bring along some tape—you may
laugh your head off. Adm. Friday 50c, Child 10c. Sat­
urday 50c, Child 15c.
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On Tuesday, July 15th, 'the matrons
and secretaries’ club of the Eastern
Star chapters of Coos county, enter­
tained the past matrons at a no-host
luncheon at the Coquille Hotel.
Bridge was later enjoyed, being
played at
the Masonic
Temple,
which was prettily decorated for the
occasion in greens and cut Sowers.
Those present were
Mesdames Ida
Moe, Ada Leman, Zeils Hall, Emily
Purvis, Freda Roberts and Hasel
Lewis, of Powers; Mesdames Berns
Linn, Jennie Dean and Clara Brown,
of Bandon; Mesdames Myrtle Doll,
Fanny Butler, Ruth Bessee, Myrtle
Laruon,
Blanche Bergen,
Jessie
Schroeder, Dr. June Martin and Char­
lotte Ayr», of Marshfield; Mesdames
Mabel Dement, Estelle Chase, Helen
Pancoast, Ida Murphy, of Myrtle
'Point; Mesdames Ethel S. Worts!,
Laura A Byler, Ellen Wold, of North
Bend; Mrs. Eva McKenzie and Lucile
McKenzie, of Port Orford and Mea-
dames Lorraine Vinton, Alice Evland,
Violet Lorenz and Imogene Neal, of
Coquille.
Saturday evening Miss Mary K.
Watson invited a group of young
folks to her home on the Cunnigham
road for an evening of cards. Refresh­
ments were also enjoyed later in the
evening by the following: Georganna
Johnson, Lois Morrison, Jerone Low,
Bill Stewart, Clifford Gulseth, Ray­
mond Vaughn and Carl Gilbert.
Coming Attractions:—
“HOT FOR PARIS’ ’ “LORD BYRON OF BROADWAY”
“LUMMOX”
“MEN WITHOUT WOMEN”
“WITH BYRD AT THE SOUTH POLE”
"THE TEXAN”
S ummer
Criss-Cross
Curtains
Replace your curtains
with these ' light, fresh
self-ruffled curtains. In
cornice valance style,
tie-backs
to
match.
Ready to hang. Marqui­
sette in dotted or plain
designs.
draperies
To Brighten Up
Your Home
Your
craves something new, fresh
and attractive. You can bring
summer gaiety and cheerful-
ncu into the whois house, or
to some corner
brightening, with
tains, colorful da masks,
rative ereconnss ... and have
Panel
Curtains
Give your home a sum­
mer freshness by hanging
these line, sheer panel cur­
tains at your living room
and entrance hall windows I
Marquisette, filet or shadow
Matching* fringe.
79c to 98c
a new decorative scheme,a*
98c set
lirrle cost... since J. G Pen­
ney prices arc always so low!
Rayon
Damask
Summer
Cretonnes
Color invades the home
with the use of these at­
tractive crntoqfces for hang­
ings, covers, pillows and
dressing tables! Attractive
patterns full of summer
garden gaiety.
Curtain Nets
Are Dainty
23c and 39c
There’s
about a room that has this
rich-looking, rayon damask
for hangings and table
throws!' Woven jacquard
A very delightful affair was given
patterns in solid or striped
by Mrs. O. C. Sanford Saturday after­
tones. 50 inches wide.
Lacey nets are very good les
noon, July 12th, at her home, 491
tl»e »mailer rooms ... or fee
South Eddiott street. Mixed bouquets
a hall window. Filet and shad­
of blue and pink flowers were used
ow n" patterns range most in-
exr-<xi*ely m price from 23c
Always compare the Liberty Shows with Others and note
throughout both the living and dining
to 89c a yard.
rooms. Also the same color scheme
was carried out very effectively in
the dainty refreshments served late in
the afternoon. Sewing was the diver­
sion along with conversation. Those ,
included were Mesdames Clarence
DIPARTMINT • STORI
Tuttle, E. D. Webb, J. E. Norton, E. '
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Oregon
h G. Opperman, Frank L. Rover, B?rtha
J. Smith, Fred Belloni, J. E. Ross,
Hattie Roas, J. L. Stacer, Charles
Crouch, W. A. Tway, Jennie J. Wst-
Marshfield where they were guests of
tell, Leland Peart, Kennett Lawrence,
D. W. Robinson, Wm. Shields, Henry| Mrs. Frank Osmond at lunehaon. Cov­
ers were laid for Mesdames C. J. El­
Ro’slow, D. Daniels, O. T. Nelson,
wood, George Gilman, Jack Arnold,
Hans Gbsholt and Jas. Inger.
R. E. Simpson, Josh Ruble, E. A.
Wimer, Ed Detlefsen, E. L. Hand,
The families of the Just-a-mere club Frank Schram, Frank Pook, W. D.
with a few extra guests spent a qry Simmons, Theodors Zosel snd Mrs. L.
pleasant day at Bandon Tuead#l *V. Torrey, of Marshfield. Next Thurs­
where they held their annual picnic at day, July 24, the Needle Workers and
the Bandon-by-the-Sea auto park. A the Laf-a-lot club members will hold
number of the ladies and the childrenj.j
children^
joint picnic.
motored down in the m Timing
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en yard stacks
were joined later In the evening by
Today Mrs. Frank L. Greenough is
the hurfiands and other members of entertaining with a delightful bridge
the families who could not go earlier tea at her home op the Marshfield
cut to
at reasonable
in the day. Those who were seated highway. Mra. J. H. Dahn, of Ban­
EXCLUSIVE BUT
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JVOT EXPENSIVE
-COQUILLE,ORE..
at the supper table were Messrs. and don, who is an accomplished vocalist,
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Mesdames Lyman Carrier, C. J. Fuhr­ is going to sing during the afternoon.
Prompt and efficient service
man, Hal W. Pierce, R. A. Wemich, Miss Brown, of Marshfield, will ac­
O. C. Sanford, Frank L. Greenough, company her.
Those included were
Edris Barnes.
Royal Neighbors’ Session
C. C. Evland, Bert Folsom, Mesdames I Mesdames Charles Ashton, Robert
Emma Lyons, Nels Osmundson, Sarah j Watson, J. A. Lamb, Paul Van Scoy,
Laurel Camp No. 2972 R. N. A.
Why
Your
M. E. Ladies Elect Officers
met in regular session Monday night
W'cVham. Paul Van Scoy, Catherine R. A. Wsrnich, George Chaney, Bert
Profitably?
with a good number of members pres­
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church Knitter, Anna Rooney, L. P. Maury, , Folsom, C. C. Evland, H. 3. Norton,
Lesrn TYPEWRITING snd
ent. Quite a lengthy business sm - at their business meeting this week J. A. Lamb, Miss Bess Maury, Harry Jennie Price, Roy Neal, J. 8. Barton,
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SHORTHAND
One Cent s Werd Bash laaorttsu
sion wai held. Just before closing, elected the following officers: presi­ A. Slack, Eleanor Folsom, George Fol- George Lorenz, R. F. Miller, J. Arthur
to use in year school
■ths Royal Neighbor Juveniles took dent, Mrs. Augusta
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Nosier;
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first vice son, Gretchen Neal, Anne Van Scoy, Berg, George A. Ulett, Nela Oemund-
SPECIAL PRICE ON SHINGLE—
Cheery Quarters.
the chairs and exemplified some of president, Mrs. Lillie Odon; secretary Tailant and Harrison Greenough, son. Lafe Compton, Sarah Wickham,
During ths balance of July we will
Limited Registration.
their work in a very capable manner, and treasurer, Mrs. Belle Elwood; Grace Elljngsen, Peggy Wemich, Jean C. J. Fuhrman, Emma Lyons, Lyman
make a special price on our fine
Personal Instruction.
Mrs. Alice Davis was installed as chairman of work committee, Mrs. Pieree, Doris Compton, Martha Car­ Carrier, O.' C. Sanford, J. H. Dalen
grade red cedar shingle. Write or
—ENROLL NOW­
Outer Sentinel, Mattie McGuffin as1 Edith Wattoon. The enjoyable, also rier. Rolph Fuhrman and Donald and Micm Brown.
phone John Dornath A Sons. 27t2
Inner Sentinel, Myrtle Leatherwood profitable meeting closed with all in Smith.
as Vies Oracle and Mae Waggoner as fine spirits and a prospect for a good I
WANTED—Tents, Camp Stoves, Fur­
Intestinal Coccidiosis
Rank of 8. W. Ore. Bldg,
Recorder. Ethel Loach was elected year ahead.
Bro. and Sister Grey ,
Ths Women’s Missionary society of
etc. Arrow Hardware Co.,
Marshfield—Phono J25-J
as the member from the local camp having returned for another year with j the Pioneer Church held their monthly
May Happen in Lambs niture,
next door oast of Farmers and Mer­ ----------------- pj.----------------------------------
to the Advisory Board of the county ns, we all hope for a victorious year tea and program at the home of Mrs.
Intestinal coccl<li<Mls msy occur In
chants Bank.
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convention to bo held in Marshfield in His service.—Com.
FOR TRADE—or «rill sell, extra good
James Richmond, South Beach street. lambs during the summer months. Tbr
in 1981. The prize drawing was won
registered Jersey Bull.
F. G.
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. R. B. Rog­ disease develops nxet often In ani­ I
by Ethel Leach, it being furnished by 1
Insure your car with Ned C. Kelley. ers had charge of the devotions, read­ mals on wet pastures and It is pre TO TRADE—Acreage, east of baas
Shorps, Myrtle Point, Phone 8R14,
ball
park,
on»
sere
in
strawberries,
ing the scripture lesson. Rev. 8. D. sumed that infection take place through
three room stucco house, for resi­
the drinking water, latent coccldlo-
WANTED—Honest, trustworthy man
Waltons led in prayer. The mission-
dence property.
Bert Folsom,
sis Infection may exist In older or
iary lesson for the afternoon was
to retail Ward’s Old Reliable Pure
stronger animals and be resiionsihle
phone 128-L.
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Health Products in Coquille and
"Social Evangelisation of Korea.” for perpetuating premise Infection and
Coos County. Finest and most
, Those taking part were Mesdames the development uf the anile form of
FOR SALE—One 8-1« International
Henry Ellis, S. D. Walters, F. G. Les- the disease In lambs.
complete line of high quality mer­
kerosene tractor with 55 ft. belt
' lie, Orville Haga, L. H. Bolander, H.
chandise for farm trade. Real op­
Lambs affected with coccidiosis be
and tandem disc. J. D. Donaldson,
,H. Hartley and A. T. Morrison. At come anemic and pule. There la a foul
portunity for industrious men. Be
These nights when you can enjoy the
Leneve.
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independent with your own estab­
the done of the missionsry lesson a smelling diarrhea which may or may
cool breeze and fresh air in one of our
very delightful musical program was not be streaked with Mood, accom
lished business. Our products are
panled by weakness, lose of flesh and FOR RENT—Duplex, modern, fur­
actual home and farm necessities.
enjoyed by all. Mm. Delbert Ober
nished 3-rooms; bath; disappearing
Write for particulars. Dr. Ward's
jteuffer, who is spending the summer death. Lambs which recover may re­
bed, breakfast nook; buflt-ins; elec­
' with her mother, sang two solos in her main carriers for an Indefinite time.
Medical Co., Winona, Minn,
Clinical symptoms are suggestive, yet
tric stove and water heater. Phone
usual charming manner. Miss Mary the diagnosis is dependent upon micro­
tablished 1858.
182-R or 190.
Esther Hartley, of San Diego, accom­ scopic exsminatlon. Stomach worms,
panied her. Two beautiful selectionr hemorrhagic septicemia anil dietetic
FOR SALE —Large 5-room house,
on the harp were played by Mis« disturbances must be eliminated.
«0x100 corner lot, on paved street,
In taking in a used car our appraisers carefully examine
Florence Cary, who is an accomplished
Intestinal antiseptic should be ad­
with sidewalks.
Located at «90
and list each part and item, and by general condition arrive
ministered
to
lambs
In
the
control
of
harpist. Mias Dorothy Cary sang
North
Coulter.
See
Ehaer Olson
coccidiosis.
Salol
and
tannic
and
at the price to allow, and the selling price of each car is de­
very sweetly two solos, her sister,
for terms.
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termined by the allowed price plus any repairs we may have
Miss Florence, accompanying her. The salicylic acids are recommended. The
course
of
the
disease
can
be
Influenced
made.
Misses Cary are daughters of Mr. and
by sanitary measures.
The flock FOR SALE—5-room House with 2
Mrs. Leo Csry and are both talented
should be taken off of poorly drained
lots. Will make fine home. Will
musicians and their music added much pastures and given good dry feed. It
We tell our customers where we procured each car, who
consider a good used car aa the
to the enjoyment of the afternoon. may be advisable to keep animals Io
drove it and just what has been done to it, therefore you
down payment.
Balance monthly
Tea
was
served
by
the
hostesses.
Mes
­
can buy a used car here with perfect safety, as there is no
ths stable If dean pastures are not
payments. Inquire John C. Oerding
dames Janies Richmond, Julius Ruble, available.
misrepresentation of any facts concerning any used car on
Isolate affected animals.
E. A. Johnsen, Henry BeUoni, to the Clean and disinfect corrals end feeding
our floor.
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' following who were present during the sheds. Remove contaminated soil to
NOTICE: Farmers—We buy Beef,
More Truth
afternoon Rev. and Mra. 8. D. Wal­ places not accessible to sheep.
We extend liberal terms and will take your old car the same
Veal, Pork, Poultry and Hidea, at
ter», Mesdames L. H. Bolander, H. A.
Friend: "Did they offer anything
as cash.
the ECONOMY MARKET, Co­
Ellis, Ernest Purvance, Orville Haga.
on your old ear?
The Oregon Farmer, one of the best
quille, Oregon.
F. G. Leslie, R. B. Knife, J. A. Houdv- agricultural papers in the northwest,
Owner: Sure did. They took one
shell. C. H. Hunt, Msrahall Way, J, can be secured in conjunction with J
look and offered up' a prayer.
Our Tine Payment Plan ta
FOR RENT—PartiaMy furnished up­
W. McGuffin. W. V. Ferguson, George The Sentinel for 25 oents. |2.25 for
Convenient for the Worker
stairs apartment in Mulkey resi­
Wilkins, R. B. Rogers, A. T. Morrison, the two for one year.
dence. Price 815. Phone 84-L or
H. H. Hartley, Ed Grider,' Delbert
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Oberteuffer. Inez Chase, Misses Paul­
Dr. G. W. Leslie, Osteopathic
ine Chase, Florence and Dorothy Cary physicion, office over Bank of South­
Open evenings until 9 o’clock
and Mary Esther Hartley.
western Oregon, Marshfield.
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Orders
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specifications
Want Ads
prices.
Not Spend
Vacation
SUCCESS SCHOOL
OF BUSINESS
Why Stay I lome
GOOD USED CARS
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JF. JT. Baker Motor Co
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Yesterday afternoon
j Workers club
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the
Needle