We Wish to Announce
at this time that our modern up-to-date equipment recently
installed has lowered the coat of production at thia plant,
therefore we take great pleasure in sharing such good for
tune with our public by giving them an A-l, standard qual
ity of workmanship at our
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8 C’ B'UWB U«horaa (U<»“>-^ohn
at 1930 Corn snow
Broadbent, 1st, 82-00.
____ _ ■ ! 8 c- Brown Leghorn* (dark)—John
(Continued from firat page.) __ Negl> Broadbent, 1st 82.00.
p
—
Ben
| 8. C. Rhole bland Rod—Laura Mi-
Monas
nW
Arago,
82 00; Lois 8c
Moomaw, Arago, ',nl>
MYSTERY Tied
With Red Tape
Artichoke.
j ribbon.
I Barred Plymouth Rocks—J.
Potatoes, long type—*. A. Krew-
son, Sitkum, 84.00; Frank Burgssa. Kibby, Coquille, 1st, 82.00; Georg* W.
Leneve, 83.00; O. H. Aaaen, Arago, Martin, Myrtle Point, 2nd, 81-56; J.
W. Kibby, Coquille, 3rd, 8140.
8240.
Barred Plymouth Rock Capons—
Potatoes, round type—J. D. Clink
George
W. Martin, Myrtle Point, 1st,
I
enbeard, Coquille, 8440; Clarence
The time baa long passed when a bank was surrounded
Hatcher, Fairview, 83.00; Alton Dun- 82.00; Clifford Martin, Riverton, 2nd,
with ao much mystery and rad tap* that cuatomera felt ill at
81-50.
Effective Monday, November 17th:
gey, Coquille, 82.00.
every time they «seni to the bank to transact buainea*.
Black Jersey Giants—Keith Holver
Hubbard Squash — Alma Halter,
Today, th* progresaiv* bank ia a FRIENDLY INSTITU
Gents Suits, Cleaned and Pressed
stott,
Fairview,
1st
and
2nd,
82.00
and
Arago, 8140; J. N. Jacobaen, Coquille,
TKXN—designed to give
ice cheerfully and aa a BUSINESS
81.00; Mr*. Frank Lans, Coquille, 50c. 8140.
$1.25
DUTY rather than aa a favor.
Aiutratorpa
—
8.
B.
Loeper,
Coquille,
Banana Squash—Ernest Hstoher,
At leaat, that ia how this bank regards it.
Gents Suita, Sponged and Pressed
Fairview, 81.50; Alma Halter, Arago, 1st and 3rd, 82.00 and 8100; Orval
Perhaps that is on* of the good roa-wns why many refer
Haga,
Coquille,
2nd,
8140.
75c
81.00; George Hampton, Arago, 5Oe.
to thia bank a* “my bank,” based on the spirit of friendliness
Buff
Orpbington
—
H.
Martindale,
Miscellaneous Summer and Crook
Genta Suits, Pressed Only ‘
and co-operation they encounter whenever they call.
Neck Squash—O. H. Ajgfo, Arago, Coquille, 1st, 82.00; Mrs. Albert Gul-
Perhapa, too, it is another reason why people like to save
Htrom,
Coquille,
2nd,
81-50.
50c
81.50; E. J. Myers, Ar8go/81.0R; Mr*.
whore they think they ar* welcome, and where, in addition,
Bronze
Turkeys
—
Mr*.
W.
M.
John
Frank Lans, Coquille, 50c.
Genta Trousers, Cleaned and Pressed
they know their
ia absolutely aafe.
Stock Squash — Hoffman Bro*., son, Leneve, 85.00; W. M. Johnson,
Whether yob wish to open a savings or cheokmg account,
50c
Leneve,
83.00;
Lois
Noell
Roberts,
Broadbent, 8140; J, W. Powell, Fair
or wish to transact business in one of the other departments
Fairview, 8100.
Wearing Apparel and all other work including
view, 81-00. .
of this
yoo will appreciate this spirit of friendliness
Muscovy
Ducks
—
John
McNair,
Co
Pumpkins'(table variety)—Rarvey
«rhieh ms believe is g»od business.
Curtains, Rugs, and Tapestries of all kinds
quille.
1st
and
2nd,
82.00
and
81.50;
Smith, Bridge, 81.50; Hoffman Bro«.,
FRIENDLY, HELPFUL SERI II E
Broadbent, 81.00; C. A. Holvsretott, H. Martindale, Coquille, 3rd, 8140.
Priced Accordingly
Call or Mallard Ducks—Mrs. Afcsrt
Fairview, 50e.
Pumpkins (stock variety)—R. J. Gulstrom, Coquille, 82.00; Carlton
Smith. Coquille, 81-50; Sidney Cad
Holverstott, Fairview, 81.50..
Stock Beets or Mangels—Jo* Mi- man, Coquille, 8L00.
Toulouse Geese—Sam
Uni, Arago, 51.50; T. P. Hanly, Len
Free call for
rx*
419 Front St.
eve, 81-00; E. L. Detlefsen, Coquille, Coquille, 1st, 82.00.
Golden Sebright Bantams—Joy and
50c.
Stock Turnips—O. H. Aasen, Arago, Ruth Pettengill, Coquille, 1st, 82.00.
Coquille
Rabbits—A. B. Gant, Lee, 82.00;
81.50.
Walter
Krantx, Coquille, 8140; Sam
Stock Carrot*—Mm. Ben Monson,
Whetstone, Coquille, 8100.
Lakeside, 81.50.
The Pioneer Methodist Church
Church
Dry Onion*—H. L, Aber, Coquille,
Street
Sports
Winners
S.
D.
Walters,
Pastor
1st; Myrtle Holverstott, Fsirview,
Rev. Hale B. Eubanks, Prieat-tn-charge
191 So. Henry St., Phone 50-J
2nd; Harry Heffley, Bandon, 3rd, all
From the number of ladies who par-
180 E. Second St. Telephone 140-J
ribbons.
tic isted in the roller pin throwing
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Twenty-second Sunday after Trin
Morning Worship 11 a. m.
Tomatoes—Henry George, Coquille, contests both afternoons of the Corn
1st; E. J. Myers, Arago, 2nd; ribbons. Show, there must be a lot of “Jiggs”
Sunday is the last day of the Na ity, November 18th:
8:00 a. m. Holy Communion.
Cabbages—C. V. Smith, Coquille, In Coquille and vicinity. But the tan tional Education Week and we invite
10:00 a. m. Church school.
1st; Carlton Smith, Coqufile, 2nd; gent at which some of the pine Sew the teachers and pupils of the schools
11:00 a. m. Holy Eucharist and ser
M m . Wood, Sumner, 3rd; ribbona.
When the stick left the ladies* hands to worship with us.
mon.
Parsnips—Ernest Hatcher, Fair was proof that many Jiggs had not
Evening Worship 7:80 p. m.
Wednesdays and Fridays: 840 a. m.
view, 1st; H. L. Aber, Coquille, Snd; been practiced on recently. Ed Vin
The women of the Woman’s Mis
no name, 3rd; ribbons.
ton doos not look as though ho had sionary Society will have charge of Holy Communion. ■
Garden Beet*—B. L. Smalley, Ara been the recipient of hand-thrown the evening service.
Church of Christ.
gon, 1st; C. V. Smith, Coquillo, Sad; roll'ng pins, but the way Mrs. Vinton
Epworth League and Junior Ep
Carlton Smith, Coquille, 3rd; ribbon*. walked off, or rather threw for first worth Society 6:80 p. m.
Bible School 10 a. m. N. C. Kelley,
Table Carrot*—B. L. Smalloy, Ara prise both afternoons, among a large
Prayer meeting and Bible study Supt.
go, 1st; John Neal, Broadbent, 2rd; number of contestants, was condu Wednesday 7:30 p. m.
Morning woruhip 11 a. m.
ribbona.
it ve that an expert was toying with
Choir practice Saturday, 7:30.
Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m.
Quince—L. J. Swan, Gravel Ford, the other ladies!
Every person should have a church
Evening service 7:30 p, m.
Snd, ribbon.
Nor did the Sentinel know, when home • and attend regularly. If you
Bible study and choir rehearsal each
Home Beauty Apple* — Reuben Ji referred a few weeks ago to the are not attending elsewhere, we in Thursday at 7:80. T
\
Brown, McKinley, 1st, ribbon.
wild
r man
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from Lea
Leo in in Sheriff
Sheriff Hem
Hees
’ ’ vite you to worship with ua. •
We extend a hearty invitation to
Golden Russet Apples—Mrs. Frank company, that Hardy
the community to attend any of our
Burgess, Leneve, 2nd, ribbon.
training for a prise at th* Corn Show.
servioes.
Golden Pippin Apple*—Mr*. Frank He won H hand* down.
D. L. Hackett, minister.
Burg***, Leneve, 3rd, ribbon.
Following in a list of the prise win
Gloria Mundi Apples—Dan Lewis, ner* In the sporting events for each
Church of God .... ....
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Langlois
Coquille, 75e; W. V. Schroeder, Nor afternoon: *
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Tel. 126
Satnrtlay, November 8
I
way, 50c; E. M. Clayton, Coquille, 25c.
Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m.
Northern Spy Applet—R. E. Dead-
50-yard dash for boys under 10—1,
Prayer meetings every Thursday
mond. Fairview, 75c; Mr*. Frank Floyd Arneson, 81-50; 2, Lowell Wag
evening 7:80 p. m.
Lane, CoquiU*, 50c; George Hampton^ goner, 50c; 8, Ivan Robinson, 50c.
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Everyone cordially invited.
Arago, 25c.
50-yard dash for boy* under 15—1,
1
Pastor John Bradly.
Summer Rose Apple*—C. A. Hol Brace Ackerman, 81.50; 2, Rex Car
verstott, Fairview, 75e; Myrtle Hol nal fas, 50c; 8, Herbert Carl, 50c.
I
Christian Science Society
verstott, Fairview, 60c.
100-yard dash, free for *11—1, Ken
Sunday School at 8:80 a. m.
BelMower Apples—George Davis, neth Thompson, 83.00 ; 2, William
Sunday Service at 11 a. m.
Coquille, 75c; W. V. Schroeder, Arago, Wkbb, 82.00; 3, Donald Curry, 81.00.
Subject for next Sunday: “Mortal*
50c; George Davis, Coquille, 25c.
Potato Race, free for an—1, Bruce
and Immortals.’’
Baldwin Apples—B. L. Smalley, Ara Ackerman. 82.00; 2, Herbert Carl,
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
[
go, 75c; Mr*. Fr*nk Lane, Coquille, 81.00; 3, Tom Schaer, 50c.
o’clock.
50c; George Davis, Coquille, 25c. , d 50-yard dash for married women—
Free public Reading Room open in
King Apple»—Georg* Hampton, , Mm. George Martin, 82.00; 2, Mrs.
Church Building every Tuesday and
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Arago, 75c; J. D. Clinkenbeard, Co Paarl Dunkel, 8140.
Friday afternoons from two to five.
50-yard dash for girl* under 16—
quille, 50c; L. M. Aassn, Arago, 25c.
The public is cordially invited to at
J. D. CTinkenbeard, Coquille, one box 1, Pearl Dunkel. 81-50; 2, Carlone Ir
tend our services and to visit the
vine, 8140; 3. Verfta Haga, 50c.
I'
of Kings, let, rib1 on.
Reading Room.
Delicious Apple*—O. H. Aasen,
50-yard dash for girl* under 12—1,
Arago, 75c; L. M. Aaaen, Arago, 50c; Ella Arneson, 81.50; 2, Dene Harris,
0. H. Aaaen, 3rd, 25c.
Baptist Church
81.00; 3, Rosie Spurgeon, 50c.
I,
Local and Long Distance Hauling
Ladies egg race, free for all—1,
Winter Banana Apple*—O. H.
Rev. D. Lores, Pastor
Aasen, Arago, lot and 3rd, 76c and Mr*. Harold MeGrow, 8240; 2, Miss
8unday School at 10 a. m.
Margerite Agostino, 81.00.
2fc; L. M. Aasen, Arago, Snd, 60c.
B. Y. P. U. at <:K> p. m.
Agents for McLain Coal
Spitaenberg Apple*—O. H. Aasen,
Rolling pin throwing contest, wo- ,
Preaching 7:80 p. m.
Arago, 75c; W. V. Schroeder, Norway, men onlv—1. Mr*. Ed Vinton, 82.00;
Prayer services Thursday 8 p. m.
r'0c; George Hampton. Arago, 26c
2. Mr*. Jerry Peart, 8140.
You are cordially invited to attend
R. I. Greening Apple*—R, J. Hol- Horse and rider weight guessing
verotott, Fairview 75c; 0. H. Aaaen, contest. men only— O. W. Eliason and ‘
Methodist Episcopal Church
Arago, 50c; L. J. Swan, Gravel Ford, James Jenkins, tie, each 81-00.
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Friday, November 7
Morning Preaching, 11 a. ■■
Strawberry Apt les—George Hamp
50-yard dash for boys under 15—
Evening Preaching 7:80 p. m.
ton, Arago, 1st and 2nd, 75c; and 50c; 1. Junior Bailey, 82.00; 2, Norman,
Ricketts, 81.00; 2. Orvsll Reuse, 50e. | Devetoping a driving po
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:80
W. V. Schroeder, Norway, 3rd, 25c.
p. m.
Winaaap Apple*—R. J. Holverstott,
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--J- .u Fairview, 2nd, ribbon.
Scriptural, spiritual preaching.
I
G. A. Grey, Pastor.
Swar Apples—W. V. Schroeder,
Marriage IJcennes
I
Ladies Draises are given the most
Norway, 1st, 75c; R. J. Holverstott,
eareful attention by the City Clean | Nov. 8—Lawrence Crabtree, of
Fairview, 3rd, 25*.
Foursquare Gospel Church
ers. No fabric is too delicate for Wenatchee, Wash., and Fay Fogel
•
Winter
Sweet
Apples
—
B.
L.
Smal
Rev.
Elmer and Jean Sadler. Pastor«
their modern system of cleaning. Let songer, of North Bend.
They were ley, Arago, 1st, ribbon.
East Second St
them save you by phoning 103-L.
married Sunday by Rev. T. M. White
Larte Gravenstein Apples—Franco*
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Friday, th* regular weekly service.
at the bride’s home on Sunday.
O’Connor, 1st, ribbon.
50c: 8, Pearl Dunkel. 50c.
Saturday. Children’* Church. 2 p.
Notice* Farmers—Wo buy Beef.
Nov. 10—Clyde W. Brewer, of
Yellow Newton Apples—O. H.
50-vard d»«h for married women—
Veal, Pork, Poultry and .Hides, at the North Bend, and Lorene Margaret
Aasen, Arago, 2nd, ribbon.
1. Mrs. Ruth Varney. #8.00; 2, Mrs.
ECONOMY CASH MARKET, Co- Hart, of Kirby, Ore.
Coos River B?auty Apples—O. H. Sarah Rosedale, 8140.
quill*, Oregon.
Nov. 10—Sherman Morris, of Co Aasen. 1st, ribbon.
Ladies’ egg race, free for all—1,
quille, and Alice Margaret Cunning
Smokehouse Apple*—B. L. Smalley, Mrs. Mattie Meal. 81.00; 8, Mrs. Ar
NOSLER A WALKER
ham, of Marshfield. They were mar Arago, lot, ribboir.
thur MUler, 81.00.
ried here Monday by Rev. S. D. Wal
Sweet Apple*—B. L. Smalley, Ara
Beet crop of whiskers—1, Hardy
ters at hie home.
go. 1st, ribbon. , ■ (
Mast, 88.00: 2. Lyle Bishop, 81.00.
Nov. 10—Holly Jarvis and Rowena
Jonathan Apple*—Mr*. T. B. Mao-
Steer weight guessing contest for
Gregg, both %f Marshfield.
Donald. Myrtle Point, 2nd, ribbon.
farmers—1 and 2. C. D. Masi »nd
Nov. 10—Orville Lee Goodman and
Fall Pears—H. L. Aber, Coquille, George Johnson tie, 82.80 each; 2,
Minnie Evylene Fisher, both of 75c; J. D. Clinkenbeard, Coquille, 50c; Ratliff Lawhome, 8100.
John Neal. Broadbent, 26c.
Rolling pin throwing contest for
A Battle Creek physician says. Marshfield.
Tuesday, deeper teaching
Nov. 13—Wiliam Vernon Hagquiat,
Constipation is responsible for more
Winter Pears—B. L. Smalley, Ara woesen—1, Mrs. Ed Vinton. 82.00; 2,
prayer
and tarry meeting to follow
of
Marshfield,
and
Annie
Forster,
of
misery than any otner cause.”
go. 75c; L. J. Swan, Gravel Ford, 50o; Mm. George Martin, 8100.
Wednesday, Bible School, 6:45 p. m.
But immediate relief ha* been North Bend. They were married by I Mr*. Frank Lane, Coquille, 25c.
found. A tablet called Rexall Order
Thursday, Gravel Ford meeting 7:45
Poultry
lie* ha* been discovered. This tablet Rev. 3. D. Walters here yesterday
p.
m. 1:80 p. m., City Slaters meet in
¿¿k.
I One Dosen White Egg*—8. B.
attracts water from the system into noon.
the commissary room. Anyone wish
the la«y, dry, evacuating bowel called .ndNo^£iyi.TiXof
ing to meet with us is welcome.
the colon. The water loosens the dry
.
_
, Coouille. 81.00: C. A. Holverstott.
food waste and causes a gentle, thor and Mwrlea Sell, f
ough, natural movement without wood, Calif., and Paulin* A. Sneddon, ‘
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Eye* tasted—glasses fitted. V. R.
year.
forming a habit er ever increasing of
Marshfield.
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D<>Mn B™wn Eggs—Mr*. L. R.
Wilton, Optometrist, Coquille, Ora.
the dose.
If you want to subscribe for a Port-
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; Hampton, lot, 82.00.
Stop suffering from constipation.
Safety First!
Us* Cork Bell
8. C. White Leghorns—H I. r*——
Chew a Rexall Orderlie at night Next
Dairy’s
Mtk and protect
ita. n»k l ™.
day bright Get 24 for 25c today at
RaxaU Drag Store,
Coquille, 8140; W. M.
New Low Prices
No-D-Lay Cleaning & Dye Works
Phone 176
Coquille
Valley
Lumber Co
Yards at
Complete Stocks
for House Builders
Transfer and Delivery
Mill Wood
Mansell Drayage & Delivery Co.
REUEF FROMCURSE
OF CONSTIPATION
Farmers & Merchants Bank