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was able day of the father of Mrs. Glenn and
¡Mr. Frye. The elder Mr. Frye was
rant and • forBM,r resident of Coos county,
edneoday
Dr. and Mrs. Calvin Mace and throe
i, having children who have been visiting Mrs.
Telling About
People
Events in the City and
County
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Mayor Arthur Berg te in Portland
this week on a business trip.
Aleo Entertainer« coming soon.
Witch for announcement next week.
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Clyde E. Niles, the new manager of
the Niles Baker Motor Co., was in
Portland thia week on business.
Mr*. C. A. DeLong is quarantined to
her home with diphtheria. She is not
seriously ill.
Get your door and window screeus
at Hart’s House of Service. Lowest
prices.
There will be an infant and pre­
school elipie at the city hall from 1
to 8 p. m. Tuesday, August IS.
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weeks* vacation, before the opening of
school. They are going to Falls City,
Bargain Countero for many little ar­
ticles needed in the home and on the
farm* Hart’s House of Service.
up to Portland Sunday and back Mon­
Pullets for sale, White Leghorns
day evening. Mr. Ulett went up on and Australorps. Also some one-year
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business in connection with the Smith old Leghorn laying Hens.
Leeper, on Highway, at Cunningham
Wood-PToducts plant.
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Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing railroad crossing.
the officers of Mamie Rebekah lodge.;
After a social afternoon a two course'
luncheon was served.
is a specialty with the City Cleaners
and Tailors. Just phone 103-L and
they will do the rest.
Mr. anf Mrs. E. A. Wimer and Mr.
and Mrs. E. V. Hand report a very
successful sea fishing trip out near
Sunset Bay last Wednesday. They I
brought in a nice string of fifteen,
among which were sea trout, sea bass,
ling cod and black snapper. They
were very enthusiastic about the fish­
ing and are going back soon to get
the big ling cod that got away. We
hesitate to say how big they claim it
was.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bellon! enjoyed
a visit Tuesday and Wednesday from
Mrs. Elva Lettstone and Mrs. Gran­
ton Little, of Eureka, Calif., who were
on their way to Eugene.
A. A. Salander and family of Salem,
Oregon, where Mr. Selander is hi the
state tax department, arrived in Co­
quille last evening and left this morn­
ing on a trip down the cost.
Safety First!
Use Cow Bell
Dairy’s Pasteurised Milk and protect
your health.
Miss Goldie Child and her sister,
Mr«. Bennett, returned last week from
a month spent at Ashland. They en­
joyed the trip home, coming by way
of the cave« and Creacout City.
Dr. P. M. Drake drove to Portland
last week and returned with Mm.
Drake and daughter, who have been
spending a month with Mrs. Drake’s
relatives in Fort Morgan, Colorado.
Mr. J. O. Harberd and daughter
Mar>', arrived thia week from Council,
Idaho, to make her home in Coquille
with her husband who ia manager of
the Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.
Alfred Johnson, of Empire, former­
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crites and two
ly of Coquille, left Saturday to spend____
small z daughters, Geòrgie and Mary
a week’s vacation at Lake Tahoe with Lou, of Newberg, left Tuesday aftor-
hia son, "Bo," who has leave from his ; noon after several days visit with Dr.
ship, the “Stanley Dollar." They will an<j Mrs. J. F. Young.
Ths Crites
be guests of Mrs. Stanley Dollar, for- ’ family together with A. B. Gant, W.
merly Esther Johnson, a sister of O. Terry and Dr. and Mn. Young
Mr. Johnson.
I spent the week end at Garrison Lake
Wanted—Tents, Camp Stoves, Fur- IB,Mr Port Orford.
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niture, etc. Arrow Hardware Co.,
Mra. R- B. Miller Home
next door east of Farmers and Mer­
chants Bank.
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R. B. Miller drove out to Eugene
Rev. and Mrs. Halo B. Eubanks re­ Wednesday to meet his wife and
turned Sunday evening from a two young daughter, Gail, who returned
weeks’ motor trip around the circle of from a two months’ visit with Mrs.
Sound points in Washington and Brit­ Miller’» parents in Iowa. The weath­
ish« Columbia, with a aide trip to Mt. er back there has been very hot for
Baker. They had intended a trip to the past three weeks and Mrs. MilleT
Paradise Inn on Mt Rainier but ware ia glad to be back in Coos county.
kept from it by fog.
Courtesy, Price and Friendly i Ser­
vice combine to make Hart’s House of
Service a pleasant, profitable and pro­
gressive place to trade. Come and see
The ladies of the Pioneer Methodist
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Church are holding a Rummage Sale
Mr. and M-s Muri Pettit and H. A. in the corner room of the Sentinel
Slack were at Garrison Lake near building today and tomorrow. Anyone
Port Orford for the fishing Sunday. who has not been solicited for dona­
They say the perch fishing in the tions and who has anything to contri­
ocean was better than the trout fish­ bute is requested to call 50-J and the
ladies will call for aame.
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L. H. Hoard has received word
that hie eon, Austin, of Pasadena, Cal­
ifornia, is leaving there tomorrow
with a friend in the same bank where
ho te employed and will drive north
by way of Klamath Falls and Crater
Lake, arriving here Tuesday of next
Mrs. Lafe Compton returned Mon­
week for a ten-day visit.
day evening from a brief visit to
Insure your ear with Ned C. Kelley.
Portland. She reports that it was un­
comfortably warm in the etty and that
Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Bloyd will start
rise was glad to get back to a cooler on their annual vacation Tuesday,
climate.
August 19th, visiting at their other
Miss Patricia Buckley who taught
in the grades here for the past two
years is spending a part of her vaca­
tion on a motor trip,on Vancouver Is­
land and in other parts of British Col­
umbia.
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The Mamie R.bekah Lodge had for
its honored guests last Wednesday ev­
ening Mrs. Leons Theil, of Astoria,
president of Rebekah Asaembly of
Oregon, who was here to pay the
lodge an official visit, Mrs. Martindale,
past state president of Wyoming, and
Mrs. Preston, deputy president of
Powers. Both Mrs. Martindale and
Mrs. Preeton are now lesideots of Co­
quille.
The degree team gave the initiatory
work in a very creditable manner. ’
Mrs. Theil gave a very pleasing ad­
dress, made a few criticism« in the
work and gave many high compli­
ments regarding the splendid work of
tb* new oAcen.
Several of the Myrtle Point Re­
bekahs were also visitors.
The new president, Mrs. Dora Oerd-
ing, appointed the following commit­
tees:
Calling committee — Mrs. Clara
Gregg, Mrs. Ethol Bmith, Mrs. Della
Wilcox.
Program committee — Mrs. Flora-
belle Boobar, M m . Ora X. Maury and
Mrs. Clara Bosserman.
Press committee—Mrs. Belle Gould,
The now Franklin, driven by Dr.
Richmond, and one operated by Jack
Sullivan, of Marshfield, Seated each
Mrs. Lota Mast Leslie submitted to others’ fenders to a slight extent
an operation for the removal of her when they camo together at the side
tonsils at the Mast hospital this morn­ of Folsom Cafe Tua. day.
ing.
Mrs. Marion C. King, county health
' and since graduating from the Uni-
/ Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Hansen, of For­ nurse, left last week on a two weeks’
I varsity of Oregon has been engaged
tune. Calif., stopped here Monday for vacation. Part of the time she is
in athletic instruction at the Y. M. C.
f a brief call on Sheriff and Mrs. Henry spending at Lake-of-the-Woods near A in Portland.
Medford
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later
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to
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SOCIAL NOTES
Mr«. E- A Woodyard, accredited
Francisco, where she win visit rela­
Call Farr A Elwood for transfer
teacher of piano and voice, re opens | Mrs. C. L. Willey delightfully eatar-
tives.
and fuel.
her classes in music on Sept. 2nd. tainod the Good Samaritan Bible class
Safety First!
Use Cow Bell
Mr*. Emma Ohm and daughter, Dairy’s Pasteurised Mill and protect Class instruction in fundamentals of of the Pioneer Church Tuesday after­
music for pupils from five years old noon at her home on Knowlton
Helen, of Portland, an aunt and cous­
your health.
in of Mrs. J. P. Beyers, is visiting her
to High School age, if desired. Pri­ Heights. After the business and so­
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Scoy and vate lesaoqf in piano for pupils from cial hour Mrs. Willey, assisted by her
this week.
daughter, Anne, left Wednesday on five years old through High School. daughter, Mrs. John Miller, served
J. A. Sinclair and wife from Eureka
an extended trip to Glacier National Private lessons in voice for High dainty refreshments to the following:
arrived here Saturday for a week’s
Park in Montana. After a visit to School and adult voice. Pupils desir­ Mesdamee W. 8. Smith, Geo. Wimer,
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Henry
the park they will go on to Helena, ing work for high school credit should Margaret McLeod, J. 8. Houck, E. M.
Hess, and family.
Mont., whore Mr. Van Scoy has rela­ register promptly. Rea. 612 S. Henry Wright and M. W. Way.
H. Quackenbush, district manager tives.
St. Phone 16S-L.
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of the Goodyear Co. at Portland, ac­
Mrs. Wm. Mansell entertained yea-
Miss Catherin Book, who is taking
companied by 'his wife, was in Coquille
Superintenrent W. V. Ferguson left terday afternoon for Mr. Mansell’»
a course in training in the Leland
Wednesday and Thursday.
Stanford Nurses Training School in last Sunday for Forest Grove, where i mother, Mrs. C. Falconer, of Oakland,'
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week attending
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—• I California. Those enjoying the af-1
Mrs. Ethel C. Littler, of the county San Francisco, arrived in Coquille on he
health department, is enjoying a visit Wednesday for a two weeks’ vacation1 the state convention of Smith-Hughe« ternoon were Mesdamee C. C. Evtand,
from her young eon, Donald, of Port­ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank instructors. Mr. Ferguson reports an Bert Folsom, L. H. Hasard, L Hacker,
excellent conference, with worth­ Sarah Wickman, Nels Osmundson, C. |
land, who came down with Dr. Drake Pook.
while talks given by national author­ J. Fuhrman, Emma Lyons, Norcott,
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer C. Gant re­ ities on Smith-Hughes agriculture.
E. A Welker, Mary Meagher, Mra.
Mi is Blythe Cousin*, of the county turned Saturday from a two weeks’ I Mrs. Ferguson and two children ac-
Falconer end Mrs. Mansell.
superintendent’s office, together with honeymoon trip by auto to Mt. Rainier I companied Mr. Ferguson, and will vie-
her mother, returned Monday from • and all of the Sound cities in both I it in and near Portland with Hands.
Wednesday afternoon from two un­
two weeks’ visit to relatives in Gar­ Washington and British Columbia. J
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til five, Mrs. A N. Gould entertained*
They will make their home in Co­
berville, California.
John Paulson expects to start con­ Mrs. Leona Thiel, from Astoria, pToai-
struction next week on a road from ident of the Rebekah Assembly, and I
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Ulett drove quille.
Brewster valley which will tap some
of the cedar that it was not practical
to reach from the road up Sandy
creek, where Laird and Garrett are
operating.
The road will be about
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Beyers left early two milea in length and Mr. Paulaoa
this morning for a trip to Crescent expects to truck about ten or twelve
City, the Oregon Caves and Portland. million feet of cedar out this way.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Bey­
Leave for Yakima Today
ers’ aunt and cousin, Mrs. Emma Ohm
H.
A. Young, Jr., and Rolland
daughter Helen who have been visit­
Pease, of Yakima, Wash., who have
ing hero for the past week.
been spending a couple of weeks in
"Is it insured?**
this vicinity visiting Mr. Young’s rel­
Ray Detlofsen and Everett 8oeloy atives and enjoying some of the fish­
returned this week from a two and a ing here and at Rogue river, left this
half months trip down the coast. They noon on their return north. They re­
were as far down as Tia Juana, Mexi­ port fair success at the mouth of the
co. They drove down in Ray’s car Rogue, landing two niee steelheads.
and worked where they got a chance
and report a very interesting trip.
Newberg Visitors Leave
John Unsoeid and Frederick Fuhr­
man returned Tuesday from their
scout camping excursion up the north
fork of the Umpqua river and Dia­
mond lake and report a wonderfully
interesting trip.
Let us renovate your Rugs.
We
cleanse them thoroughly and return
them uninjured, yet restored to their
natural coloring, with all dust and
dirt removed. City Cleaners.
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Enjoy the Distinctive Fragrance
of DUSKA!
Do you know that Duska Perfume gives people of
moderate means the opportunities formerly en-
joyed only by the wealthy ?
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Duska Perfume has an elusive, captivating fra-
grance — it is light and delicate, yet enduring.
You can’t tell from a description what it smells
like—why don’t you come to your Rexall Store
and ask for a demonstration?
Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc.
Store
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SHOES for ALL the FAMILY
These handy shopping stores specialise in Standard Brands and
SELL fee LESS
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Hosiery
Wash Frocks
Men’s Furnishing«
Lingerie
Notion«
Men’s Work Clothing
Coquille
Marshfield
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Hila nd Theatre!
MYRTLE POINT
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Aug. 17-18-19
The Story for Which the Whole World Waited
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At Smith-Hughes Conference
W. M. Cunning, Coquille high school
Smith-Hughee instructor, has been
spending his two-week vacation in
Portland attedbing to property, and
in attending the Bmith-Hughee con­
ference at Forest Grove. Mr. Cun­
ning reports that be has gleaned a
good many excellent ideas which will
improve the efficiency of the “Ag."
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department of the local high school
and make for an even stronger course
of study.
James Mast Recuperating
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THE story that shook the
• world mode Into a talk­
ing picture that wifi hit the
heart of humankind with
its thundering drama. With
* louis Wolheim, lewis Ayres,
John Wray.
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Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Aug. 20 - 21 - 22
UNDER A TEXAS MOON
Romance rides and Love laughs in the most glamorous
entertainment ever Bhown on the Singing, Talking Techni­
color Screen. The picturesque beauty of old Mexico—the
melody of Spanish guitars—the lure of fair women—in
this fascinating tale of a gay Caballero who Lived and
Fought and Loved and Lied. Song Hit—“Under A Texas
Moon.”
♦ Saturday, Aug. 23
CALL OF THE WEST
Dairymen Henle at Salem
Life^and Love in the wide open spaces of the West!
Dramatie story of a great love bom on the
wind-swept plains of Texas.
About Time *
you had that furnace in­
spected for next season. WE
will gladly call and, without
charge, tell you what is need­
ed.
COQUILLE SHEET METAL
WORKS
355 Front Str.
All Pictures Projected by
SILVER TONED PHOTOPHONE
RADIO’S SUPREME ACHIEVEMENT
ADULTS 50e
ADMISSIONS
CHILDREN 10c
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Report Fine Sea Fishing
James Mast, of Marshfield, son of
Judge R. H. Mast, of Coquille, had
his tonsils and a number of teeth re­
moved at the Mast hospital in Myrtle
Point last week. He came down Wed­
nesday to be with his parents for a
few days while recuperating. He had
his Ford in Myrtle Point but phoned
that he thought he would be able to
Joe Peart Suffers Accident
drive the Judge’s new Buick eight
Joe Peart who has been working on
back if they came up for him Wednes­
the Odd Fellown building, received
day.
quite a bad fall when he slipped from
the second floor and fell to the first
The pouring of the concrete for the
Fortunately be was not severely in­
new Odd Fellows building was finished
jured but he will be laid up for sev­
Wednesday and the forms give evi­
eral days.
dence of presenting a very prepos­
sessing appearance. Pat Tully, the^
By non Moves to Salem
contractor, expects to finish the build­
Fred 8. Bynon, for the pa
•u ing in about six weeks.
years or more an attorney in North
Bend and who was a familiar figure
Chadwick Lodge No. 68 i
In Coquille during t’.*e xariou« ses­ I
A. F. a A. M.
sions of court at thia phoe, left Sat­
urday with his family for Salem,
Stated Communication
where he will resume the practice of
Tuesday, Sept. 9—8:00 P. M.
law.
Oregon dairymen will hold their
annual picnic at Salem Sunday, Au­
gust 24, to be followed i y a
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of discussion of cattle an J cai.de rais­
ing methods All Oregon cattlomen
wore invited to attend. Virtaan, all
cattle clubs Of the state win be rwro-
Ladies Dreeses are given the most sented.
careful attention by the City Clean­
ers. No fabric te too delicate for
trouble» te
their modem system of cleaning. Let
We sell, and
them save you by phoning 108-L.
wish Prices
NOBLER A WALKER.
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home in Hillsboro for a short time
and will take in • part of the A. C.
c am p-m rating at Troutdale and will
visit other pointe of interest, return­
ing to Coquille abort September 4th.
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