The Coquille Valley sentinel., August 08, 1930, Page 12, Image 12

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Dr. and Mr*. Culver Mace and three
children srr.ved here last Saturday
from th*> home in San Jo*e,Calif., for
a two weeks’ visit w.th her slaters,
I Mrs. Pearl Eklingsen and Mrs. R.
1 Danielson, and other relatives. "They
I were accompanied by their nepbow,
'Herman Ellingsen.-’tvho had been vis­
iting then» for a month, and win b*
accompanied on their return home by
Grace EUingsen, who will visit until
school opens next month.
All
members of the Sweet family
planning a family reunion at
beach next Sunday.
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Telling About
People
Evinta in the City and
County
Japanese Festival Thursday «wa­
ning, Au rust 21, at S p. m.
jfhom »site in Bums Acres may be
purchase I for fifty dollars down.
Juaniti. Perry, of Marshfield, was a
week end gBoet of Marjorie McGuftn.
Th* Church if Christ will hold their
regular food sale Saturday, August »,
at Thrift’s Grocery.
Mr*. S. V. Proatt, of Eureka. Cal.,
has arrived here to see her mother,
. J. B. Pointer, who i* ill.
Mm. Hal Brutzman, formerly of
Orofino, Idaho, is visiting st the home
of her si tter, Mr*. L. R Bowman, for
an indefi.vite time.
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Glen Minard and Wife
from
Spokane left Sunday after a week’s
visit with his parents, Mr. and ‘ Mrs.
B. C. Minard.
. Wanted—Tents, Camp Stoves, Fur-
niture, etc. Arrow Hardware Co.,
next doo? *a*t of Farmer* and Mar­
chants Bink.
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The L-igion Auxiliary will meet
next Monday, August 11, in the Com­
munity Building for the regular
monthly meeting.
Mr. and Mr*. Roy Watson returned
Monday from Portland, where th*
former underwent examination at th*
Veteran«’ Hospital.
Call Farr A Elwood for transfer
and fuel.
Mr. anl Mrs. Luckey L. Bonney and
daughter left yesterday morning for
Portland where they will spend a
week visiting hi* mother.
The Ladies Aid of th* Church of
Christ will have an evening picnic
August 12. A small amount will b*
charged for refreshments.
Miss Saima Lindros, stenographer
in the J. A. Berg office, toft test Fri­
day to spend ■ week’s vacation with
Miss Ernestine Hicks at Ashland.
A. K. Johnson accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Noaler on a trip down the
coast this week. They left Sunday
and expected to go to Eureka.
V. R. Wilson left last Sunday on a
«reek’s trip during which he was to
visit his sons, Virgil, in Palo Alto,
CM if., and Paul, in Los Angeles.
Are your knives and scissors dull?
Don’t swear—bring* them to Hart’s
Hous* of Service. We sharpen, tight­
en, repair or trade.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Miller, of Port­
land, parents of E. B. Milter, manager
of th* Safeway store, arrived here
laat Saturday evening for a week’s
visit.
Mr. snd Mrs. Lex Cope and daugh­
ter, 'Marjorie, were in Coquille on
business this morning from their
ranch near Flora* Late in Curry
county.
Mr. and Mr*. A. F. Camplan, of
Portland, who were in the
the highway Sunday, left
for home after visiting at
Minard home.
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Pullets for «ale. White Leghorn!
and Auatralorps. Also some one-year
old Leghorn laying Hen*.
S. B.
Leeper, on Highway, at Cunningham
railroad crossing.
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NOBLER A WALKER.
Mid Summer Sale
Slater «f Mrs. G> A. Gray Vlaite
Mr*. G. A. Gray enjoyed a short
visit thia week from her youngest
sister, Mrs. Chas. Schnell and **veu-
year old son, Charles, of Detroit,
Mich. They arrived Monday, accom­
panied by Miss Edith Halvorsen and
sister, Mr*. Qong*t,(of Wisconsin.
The ladies had travelled several thou­
sand miles when they reached here,
having stopped in Yellowstone Park,
through Salt Lak* City and down to
southern California, and when they
Lost, strayed
Tuesday morning were figuring
married couple. Mr. and Mm.
H. C. 0B
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many otter stop* in tn*
Gant, expected home last Bunday, United State* and Canada before re­
had not yet arrived in Coquille this turning to the automobile city.
morning and aside from on* tele­
gram, sent from Portland, nothing
To Have Salvage Sale
has been beard of them.
The ladies of the Pioneer Methodist
Courtesy, Prie* and Friendly Ser­ Church will hold a Salvage Salo in
vice combine to make Hart** House of the corner room in the Sentinel build­
Service a pleasant, profitable and pro­ ing, Friday and Saturday, Augut 15
gressive place to trade. Come and me. and 1». Children’s clothing and cloth­
ing that can be mad* over for school
Rev. and Mm. W. L. Shrock arrived and many other useful article* will be
here Wednesday evening from their offered. A food sal* will be held in"
home in Woodburn to pack up and connection with the sale on Satur­
ship their household good* which they day, August 1«.
did not take when the/ left Coquille
a few months ago. He was formerly Rebekah Head Coming Aug. 13
pastor of the Church of God here.
Mias Leona Theil, state president of
Auguet days are bargain day* at th* Rebekah Assembly for Oregon,
our Beauty Shop. Special for One will be in Coquille next Wednesday,
Week, beginning Saturday, Aug. Dth, Aug. IS, and will pay Mamie Rebekah
a shampoo and finger wav* at th* lodge an official visit. The degree
Nosier Barber A Beauty Shop for one work will bo exemplified that evening,
and light refreshments will be served
dollar.
at the evening's dote. All Rebekah*
L*e Heron, of Coquille, on Wednes­
ar* requested to be present.
day entered the Veterans’ Hospital at
Waite Walla where h* will undergo
an extensive treatment. He went to 2 Pairs Shoes for Feature Dance
An advertisement elsewhere in this
Portland last Thursday and on Sat­
urday was adviead to *nter th* isooe calls attention to the fact that
Walla Walla institution without de­ two pair* of nhoea ar* to be given
away at the dance at Moos* Hall to­
lay-
morrow evening. E. R. Ferrari says
Mrs. Lillian Bargelt is having for
that the lady winner will be given a
her home in Alemeda, California, Sat­
ticket enabling her to select the shoes
urday. She is being accompanied by
at the Geo. Unsoeld store, and the
her young niece, Rose Mari* Soren­
man’s shoes will be secured at I. A.
son, who has been residing at th*
hem* of Mra**om Lane. Roa* Mari* Elrod’s.
«prpecta to visit with her aunt about
Miniature Golf Popular
two months.
The Garden Golf course, opened by
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sutherland, of
Mr. and Mm. Harry Oerding adjoin­
Oakland, Calif., arrived here test Fri­
ing their home on Hall street, last
day for a visit with Mr. and Mr*. 8. Monday evening has been drawing
V. Epperson. Mr*. Sutherland andi
good crowds every evening. A fine
Mr*. Epperson are aiaters. The via»
arrangement of light* makes the
¡tore were here a year or so ago and course as bright as day and the put­
say they always enjoy the trip to ters linger on the course until mid­
Coo* county.
night.
Mr*. Annie J. Robinson and Miaaea
Ruby and Pearl Snyder, th* latter
having visited here for the past Early Cut Sunflowers
month, left Sunday for Portland
to Keep Up Milk Flow
where Mrs. Robinson will visit for th*
Sunflower* cut about 88 days after
next month. Mr. and Mr*. R. H. planting, or about the middle of Au­
Mast and Mrs. E. E. Leslie drove them gust, proved to be the most palatable
out to Roseburg.
■nd kept the milk flow of the cow*
Mr. and Mn. N. C. Keltey intend closest to the level of corn silage la
leaving tomorrow on a two weeks’ lei­ trials made In Illinois.
The Mammoth Russian variety was
surely vacation trip. They will go
used In rows about SH feet apart and
south on the Coast highway to Cres­ ■bout 10 Inches apart In the rows
cent City, thence to the caves, Grants When about 25 per cent of the plants
Pass, Medford, Crater Lake, Klamath ■re In bloom and show the yellow
Falla, Bend and across McKenzie raj« plainly, and th* upper leave« are
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Pass to Eugene and horn*.
green. Is the best time to cut suntlow
The Sentinel fore* is under obliga­
tion to R. H. Mast for some of the fin­
est flavored peaches we have seen this
J. E. Rosa, president of the Farm­
year. They were grown on hi* place
er* A Merchants Bank, accompanied
on Spurgeon Hill.
by Mrs. Rom, toft Wednesday after­
Mr. and Mr*. Geo. A. Ulett and son noon for Portland where he was to
returned last Monday from their take part laat evening in th* nominat­
trip north into Washington where ing convention which it was expected
they accompanied Ralph L. Smith on would nominate Julius L. Meier a* an
hi* inspection trip.
independent candidate for governor.
Insure your car with Ned C. Kelley.
Alien Young, who has been pharm­
The ladie« of the Pioneer Church acist in a drug store in Yakima for
are planning on holding a Rummage the past year, arrived home to spend
Sale in the corner room of the Sen­ his vacation of two weeks. He was
tinel building on Friday and Satur­ accompanied by a friend, Rolland
Pea**, of Yakima. They say th* ther­
day, Aug. 16 and 16.
mometer has been reaching 108 up
Mr*. R. B. Knife enjoyed a visit there and they are enjoying the Coos '
yesterday from Mr*. Cha*. Cavanaugh county brand of weather.
and *on, of North Bend, and Mr*. C.
Miaaea Harriett Gould, of the Farm­
H. Waymire, of Kentuck Inlet, friend*
er* and Merchant« Bank, Barbara
whom she not seen for 16 year*.
Richmond, and their cousin, Aiken
Wm. A. Zosel left last Sunday for IMrker, of Myrtle Point, have been
Portland to attend the Buyer«’ Week ■pending this week at th* Richmond
activities and to buy stock and fur­ cabin at Bandon. Last evening th*
niture for hi* new »tore which he will Gould. Richmond and Barter families
open next month in the Odd Fellows and Mrs. Ines Chase w*nt down for a
building.
family party in honor of Mias Har­
riett’s birthday.
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Mr. and Mrs. V*rn*a Bean*» and
family spent th* week end visiting
friend» and relative* at Eugene, Cot­
tage Grove and Wilbur. They went
up the coast by way of th* Roosevelt
Ugh way.
Mr. and Mr*. G. N. Bennett are th*
proud parent» of a son, Elvis Addtoon,
born Wednesday. July 80. Mr*. Ben­
nett is convalescing at the home of
Mr«. Mattie McGuffin. Mother and son
are doing fine.
Factory*to*You
era for the allo. Two other lota of
sunflower* were tried out. one lot be­
ing cut and ensiled when !>5 per cent
of the plants were In bloom and half
the leiivaa were rueteil dry. while at
the third cutting the plants were
■bout dead and enilrely dry and
woody.
Pasture Supplement
As late summer apprisK-hes the need
for pasture aupplement becomes more
acute. I It Is during this period that
pastures become Short, due to dry
weather. Sling* hns proved to be the
best forage supplement for past uro,
Standard Products at New Low Prices
Given Away
With every pint of Mi 31 Solution that you purchase at 59 cento we offer you the choice
of any one1 of the 5* items illustrated below:
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Tube
50*
TUbe
Glvf^
100 Tablets Zt
One Pint
Bottle
50* Box of Sixty
50c Bottle
Gypsy Cream
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Use a quiek simple method of shampooing.
Cocoanut Oil and Olive Oil as the soap base
help to double ths beauty of the hair.
50c Botti*
Rexall
Laxativ* Salt
50c Pureteat
Milk of Magnesia
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Pleasant antacid and laxative for adult or
child. Relieves heartburn and sour stomach.
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Pleasant effervescent laxative and M1ÍM
aperient. Make a delightful bobbling drink to
take in the morning.
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Roxbury
Hot Water Bottle or Fountain Syringes
g9eeaeh
50c Lord Baltimore
Writing Portfolio
Each 2-qt bottle is moulded in one piece of
the finest of rubber. Complete with tube and
fittings.
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Compact and convenient for vacationist*.
Fifty sheets—twenty-four envelope*.
The
most Popular Writing Portfolio in th* world.
Electrex
One Dollar Cu
75«
Harmony Lilac Vegetal
Poutex
Toilet Paper
59«
4 rolls for
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An after-shave luxury.
25«
Cara Nome Perfume
Given Away
although soiling crops, such ns green
corn, oats and soy beans may be used.
If the labor la available, h paya to
supplement these feeds with one of
the grain mixtures and hay. In order
to keep up the production of heavy
milking cowa—James V
Hop* in*
Monongalia County. Wret Vlrganla.
with any »2.00 box of
Cara N<
Face Powder
»1.00 Perfum»
Free
»2.00 Face Powder »2.00
»2.00
Get Herd in Shape
Now la thè Urne thè x<>od <la'r.vrn*n
la gMtlng th* beni, hi* fee<l *n<l bla
barn« la gmxl cond.ilvn for ibe vìncer.
A cow
»hip
shaggy now. will produre nothin* but
hair through the winter. • All feed*
are reasonably cheap now and the
good dairyman will make nn-Hiigementa
for his winter supply. He wUl see
that his bimf an- repaired and ar­
ranged with plenty of light nnd ven­
tilation an<l a water supply so ar-
ranged thtrt it will not be cold.
Soothing and protective lotion for sunburn, ivy
' poison, moth tch, heat raah, and other super­
ficial skin irritation.
Both for »2.00
lavender Tairum
»1.75 value
Both for »1-00
Delightfully soft and soothing Italian Tale,
Exquisitely perfumed.
Comforting during
wann days.
Fuhrmans Pharmacy, Inc.
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