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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1930)
Telling About People Events in the City and County Dr. J. E. Richmond.------------------- specialist in the straightening of teeth, is making regular monthly trips to Coquille and will be In Dr. Riet- asan's office Tuesday, December 2nd. Examination and consultation free. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Matney arrived here from Grants Paas last Sunday and are occupying the Bandon house / on Sanford Heights. Wm. Barrow, of NOBLER A WALKER. Hudson’s Drug Store, la the son of We carry Bussell’s Broad — City Mrs. Matney and is making his home Market. with them. Call Farr A Elwood for transfer ‘Coquille visitor.1« from Gold Beach and fuel. and Crescent City yesterday were Mrs. Wesley Downs visited in Myr Sheriff Brean apd Assistant District Attorney Drunk, of Del Norte coun tle Point Wednesday. ty, and Sheriff J. H. Turner and Dis Eyes tested—glasses fitted. V. R tract Attorney Grant William«, of Wilson, Optometrist, Coquille, Oro. Curry county. • Members of the Royal Neighbors B. H. Burns, who ia still improving here attended a rally held at Myrtle but not yet able to leave his bed, was Point last Monday night. enjoywoly surprised Wednesday by a Safety Flrot! Uee Cow Bell visit from his couain, Homer Bennett, Dairy’s Pasteurized Milk and protect whom he had not seen for 48 yeara. The latter drove from hia home in your health. Norwood, Colorado, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Walker had as his eon, James. their house guests over the last week Those of the Neighbors of Wood end Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Harris, of craft of Coquille who attended the Medford. Coos county rally held at Bandon Eyes examined. Glasses fitted. Op Thursday of last week were Mrs. tical repairs. Broken lenses dupli Howard Pointer, Mrs. Tom Lane, Mrs. cated. Wilson, The OPTOMETRIST, Anson Culbertson, Mrs. Mattie Mc- Coquille. Guffin and Mra/ Wooley Downs. Mrs. Verne Weekly returned Thurs It’s time to be thinking of a gift— day from Tacoma, Washington, where for old friends you can’t be with at She wai called by the death of her Christmas time. They will appre father, Mr. Marsden. ciate your photograph. Come in or W. E. Chandler, state highway en phone for appointment. A deposit gineer for southwestern Oregon, was will hold your order. Phone 62-R. a Coquille visitor last night. Front St. Norcott Photo Studio Christmas gifts from the Oriental Mrs. A. N. Gould and Mrs. Geo. W. Art Shop of Eugene will be on dis Bryant returned Monday from Klam play at the home of Mrs. J. A. Lamb ath Falls. They went over last Sat December 1st. Public invited. urday to attend a district meeting of For all kinds of hemstitching at a B. A P. W. clubs. They found nearly reasonable price, splendid work, quick a foot of snow on Green Spring moun service, leeve at Mrs. J. G. Page tain but the scrapers were keeping clear and they made the home. Phone 118-M. 46t2* the road trip without mishap. Mrs. Marshal) Way loft yesterday Mrs. Paul Van Scoy returned Tues morning for Wheeler in Tillamook day evening from a ten day trip to county, to spend a couple of weeks She was feeling better visiting her daughter, Mrs. Paul Ster Portland. when she returned and learned while ling. there that U was not sinus trouble Ed Scott, of the upper North Fork, which had been bothering her, and was making one of his infrequent vis that no operation was necessary. Her its to Coquille Wednesday. That is, affliction ia one which can be corrected they are infrequent during the rainy >y the use of medicine. MM011. A. H. Johnaon and daughter, Mias Notice: Farmers—Wo buy Beef, Amy, were guests at the Dr. W. V. Veal, Pork, Poultry and Hides, at the Glaisyer home Saturday evening until ECONOMY CASH MARKET, Co Wednesday morning. Mr. Johnson is quille, Oregon. Mrs. delayer's father. They were Sam A. Malehom, former deputy accompanied from Tacoma by L. H. th'riff of Coon county, but now con Hagen, who left for home Wednesday nected with the state fire marshal’s morning, but Mr. and Miss Johnson office, was a Coquille visitor this left for the south expecting to spend two or three months of the winter morning. season either in Mexico or southern Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cleghorn, who California. have been in Coalinga, Calif., since last May, managing a hotel, returned Hub Sale Opens Tomorrow to Coquille Tuesday and expect to re The three stores of Gant Brothers, main here. Inc.—the Hub of Coquille, the Hub of Another one of thoae good time Myrtle Point, and Gant Bros., of dances, given by the Royal Neighbors, Bandon—ere announcing a read at the K. P. Hall Monday night, Nov. justment sale which will open simul 24th. Good music. Come and have taneously in the three towns tomor a good time. row at nine o’clock, when everything Harvey S. Hale, who is being sued In the stores will bo offered at re by Dr. W. V. Glaisyer for personal duced prices. In the general lower damages at this term of court, came ing of merchandise costs Gant Bros, in Tuesday from Twin Falls, Idaho, are preparing to take their loos now where he ia now located. by offering all their stocks of dry Insure your iar with Nod C. Kelley. goods, ladies ready-to-wear and gents clothing and furnishings at very low Mrs. Milo Dunham gave a birthday pricea. "> party Wednesday afternoon in honor of her son. Donald, who was two years School Circus at Valley View old. Six little tots enjoyed the party, The Valley View School which ia accompanied by their mothers. a two room school taught by Lester Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Young returned Gardner, princpal, and Elsie Holliday, last Sunday night from Eugene, where are preparing tor • circus which will they had visited Mrs. Young’s mother. be riven at the school house on Sat They made the trip up and back urday, November 22nd. The children with Dr. Scofield, of Marshfield. are very much enthused over the com Insure your car vrith Nod C. KeOoy. ing event and have been working very hard. Admission will be charged as Mr. and Mrs. Leland Peart returned Monday from a week’s visit with her follows: Adults 25c, School Children 10c, Pre-school Children Free, Side parents at Cornelius, near Portland. shows 5e. Mr. Peart returned to worit as clerk I in the postnfficr Wednesday morning. Wanted—Tents, Camp Stoves, niture, etc. Arrow Hardware next door east of Farmers aad chants Bank. Fur Ce„ Mer 15tf A new American Legion post was organised at Florence on Armistice Pay last week when the 27 world war veterans who had signed up for organ isation met and named temporary offi cers. scnowi At the meetin? «if the school board in the city hall last Saturday after noon, at which ail directors were pres ent, it was decided that board meet-, ings should be hold on the 10th of each month, unless that date falls on Sunday or a holiday. Thoae who have claims against the district should remember the fixed date on which the board will meet henceforth. Permission was given the Natural Gas Corporation to run its service pipe linos from the street mains m to esah of the three school buildings. Supt. W. V. Ferguson was author ised to have the shower room of the girls’ section in the basement of the high school building repaired with metal lath and waterproof concrete. The board wall partition of the past has rotted from the water soakings it has received. Coquille golfers won last evening from the 10-man team from Marsh field, on John C. Carding's Playmore golf course by 45 points. Last week at the Golfmore in Marshfield the Bay players won by a 22 point margin. A return game will be held in Marshfield next week. , Goo. Berry, of Marshfield, won the oeautiful myrtlewood smoking stand which Mr. Oerding had offered for the evening’s low score. Altar Society Meets The Holy Name Alter Society met in Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Frank Young in Myrtle Point to dis cuss with the members of that city the plarn for a pre-holiday sale of fancy work to be held in the City Meat Market in Coquille on Saturday, December 18th. Many beautiful ar ticles, useful for Christmas giving will be offered and a cooked food sale will be held also in conjunction with the fancy work sale. | The caae of the state va. W. E. Haseler, for violation of th. corrupt ««^ »ed had hap^ned. w„ TOmluil TbrT h|1(1 1(Wt ft,r eeverai h»»nra. «nd the old man waa exhausted And wlief h«d started as a driszllng rain gave prom lee of turning Into enow before morning. Tee—il seemed ae If be had m right co the chanre for hia Ilf», but- In two minutes he was back beside the old man . "Mr. Burton—I’m not going. You can say what you like but we way together, ai d. If we go out. we'll go out together." "You f«a>l, Jackson." lite old ohm argued. "You must go I" But Ja«'kaoo prtH-veded to Itreuk off such spruce t-owa m* iw could an»her and make a rude ubcller under ihe trees. It waa cold. No lire Garorenta soaked. The old man tremhling i'p north the bowling of a wolf In (lire* secouda. an answer atrungvly »'»«I “‘«“«’’" k '. v «*•"•> «’»"*“ ihro.iirt. »he woods. A large tree not far away ,p|lt w|th , w,00rt t|ke , rlrtp ■ They huddled together as best the« IV Hilft 1 of Frank Osmond, for which he was indicted lsst spring, is the next cam» on the criminal docket and it will probably not come up until Monday. Judge Brand overruled the demurrer made by the defense early this week and the defendant entered hia plea of i not guilty. ........................ . — <i Snow on Coos County Heights Jake Bohlander. who was in from his Brewster- valley ranch Tuesday morning, stated that the high hills of the Coast range above his place looked to be covered with about a foot , of snow. Walter Norrie, in from Fairview therame day, said there was no snow in his section, but Jay Doak came down from Powers Satur day and reported it as snowing up mS' there. --------- Fruits and Nuts <OsevTtaM.t on. Jackson, go you there ia no nae losing two liven We are lost, hopelessly loot. We can’t both gel out—I am an old man with only a few years toft to lira, anyway." Jackson weakened under the bat tery of the old man's logic. Never theless. be continued to register pro tects "Wo can surely make it." be said. “1 can’t le>^e you. Mr. Burton. Let’s struggle on together. You know these woods and 1 will help you." “No Jsckaon. we are done for. Go on without me—g<> straight south I don't know how rm but I know that's the direction. Go south and you will come to a river Follow It the way the stream flows and you will be sure to come to a hunter's cabin. Stay there until morning. Then get help, and come Lack here—back track and get my body." The old man wheesed bis com- rounds. He staggered. “Weil. Mr. Burien. I dont like to ieeve you thia way. and—” “Go, Jackson." said Mr. Burton. "Tou haven't long. The storm’s io- creasing. Leave me here. Tell tii«m yoo were game, but that I sent vou«f stray. Hurry, Jackson." __ _________ Jackson gripped the old man » hsnd and turned toward tbe truckle»« w»nb and safety. In twenty pace» he stopped. Ho couldn't leave num Wbat would people say» What «„»iff tbe men at the office say? Beulilea, thia waa a coward's trick, it wacut tbe I«w of tbe North. Why did they get into thia tlx any- way? Mr durton was supposed to he the best woodsman io this pen of the Canadian Northland, and burned here year after year. That la how it happened that Jackaon. a young executive In Burton'a big plant, usd accepted an invitation to go moose hunting. Burton waa old, »mt be was S?T*?nce<,ru*d ‘® Xy " ** Coquille Peewee Golfers Win Hassler Case to Start Monday Delicious Artstyle For Thanksgiving Artntyle Milk Chocolates with fruits in cordial, including whole cherries and strawberries, Also crisp roasted nuts—whole Brazils, peanut and filbert clusters all generously coated with rich, smooth milk chocolate. A delightful climax to a hearty Thanksgiving dinner. Sold dnly at Rexall Drug Stores. 1-tb and 2-1b boxes 81.60 per lb Your family will thank you for this tasty addition to the holiday menu. T Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc STATIONERS DRUGGISTS Sfo â COAST DIVISION inspect Our Quality Merchandise —Then Help Yourself and Save Bo' Endicott-Johnson (Net in the Trust) SHOES for ALL the FAMILY These handy shopping stores specialise in Standard Brands and SELL for LESS Hosiery Wash Frocks Men’s Furnishings Lingerie Notions Men’s Work Clothing o. Coquille Marshfield Bandon —'-JJl--------- !— Junior High Basketball The basket ball team of the Coquille Junior Hi school will meet Myrtle Point Junior Hi in the community building, Coquille, Saturday, Novem ber 22. Genoral admission 25c, stu dents 10c. Old and Antique Furniture The Oregon Farmer, one of the best sericultural papers in the northw-st. can *e secured hi conjunction with The Sentinel for 25 conta. >2.25 for the two for one year. r Chadwick Lodge No. 68 A. F. & A. M. Sale at 110 West First Street, Stated Communication November 25, commencing at 10 a. m. Extraction Specialist Here Dec.6 Tuesday, Dec. 9 1 need the room for my apartment: Annual Election of Officers On Saturday, December 5th, Dr. L. 2 walnut stands, 2 walnut settees, 1 small walnut settee, 1 drop-leaf Bogan, extracting specialist of Eu- gene, will be in Coquille and will work The table, 1 large walnut dresser, 1 ma hogany rocker upholstered, 1 myrtle with the co-operation of local dentists “Jackson. ! bear bellB." be raid. stand, 2 clocks, 1 office desk, 1 check only. Those desiring his services will 1 For Fire. Auto or Accident Doot you hear writer, 10 house doors, 20 one-pane please call their local dentist. Dr. "Listen. Jackson I Insurance bells? Let ’ s try again. Jackson I sash windows and many other things Bogan will bo fully equipped with Call on - think 1 know. now. how to get out of trill be sold to clean up.—J. E. Quick. nitrous-oxid and oxygen-gas machine this place.” or will use nerve block system as pa Vainly Jackson tried to paclt) the tient may prefer. older man and point out to him rhe futility of trying to «nd the way GLENN NEIDEIGH Attention. Rebekahs! through a Canadian forest at night All Linea of Insurance Teacher of Violin Coquille, Oregon Remember the pot-luck supper in Any hunter, even a tenderfoot knows For Appointment Call the Impossibility ot such a task the now Odd Fellows hall at six-thirty And nave irritating delaya Norton's Music Store But the old man president ot a Wednesday evening, November 26. large business organisation and need in case of Phono 49-J Bring a not dish and sandwiches, also to having his orders promptly obeyed. 25c for each adult. This is to help de Insisted. fray expenses for the dedication. And "I’ll stay here." Jackson thought, please remember we are also having “and let the old fool go on alone. a tea-towel shower the same evening, He’s crazy now.” And bo let Burton start off through the darkness each tody try to bring a tea towel. But la a few minutée Jscksoo was him. I MYRTLE POINT H*®1» ®KS’ Waffle . upper i following Jackaou. there’s a light il I The ladies of the Episcopal Guild “Yea. a light, Mr. Burton." will hold a fancy work sale in Guild might as well bumui the wander Hall, the afternoon of Saturday, Dec. of the half-erased mind 0«. Budget Committee to Meet «. Beginning at 4:80 the same after- But—what was «1 There wa The county budget committee »rill noon they will serve a ham aad ll*bl **** r,l*> 0 Marines on Rampage in a Riot of Hard-boiled Romance begin ita suasions next Monday and eggs and waffle supper Every- ” T’ and Hilarious Nonsense! •j.-. J* ,“d» ^^.Tahoneandtmekonedthn 'omoiMiooer-elect John D. Carl has ST “ ¿Vhted been invited to ait m on the outlining thow- who have eaten the ladies’ trtcg Wednesday, 26 26 at next year's program. The citisene' waffles before will be sure not to miss Thea be fo»t a strange cbartgr c Comedy-drama gem of the sea ion ... gay with scintillat •ommittee which will act with the iL aver the tot tori ns old man ‘ ing dialog - - _ bright with rollicking laughliress _ _ _ county court in preparing the list of estimated expenditures for 1981, eon- r brilliant with the performance of a great cast. Reduetion sale. 10 to 40 per cent sista of Taylor Dement, of Myrtle Don’t fail to to see cut on all jewelry, silverware, and Point, L. D. Felsheim, of Bandon, and novelties. My loss your gain. Now is Henry Gustafson, of north of the bay. the time to purchase your Christmas needs. A big saving. You have the Market Buys 150 Turkeys - 28 choice of selection from GOOD honest In a talk with the Sentinel man yes to goodness merchandise. No trash Screaming Whistles------- Grinding Brakes _ ____ Speed!' terday, Marc Shelley, of the Economy or seconds. Call early and make your Thundering . _ - Breath-Taking. The flrat great melo Market, said that there was no hot air selection.. A small deposit will re drama to reach the talking screen. to the statements he makes in his adv. serve any article for your Christams 44 present. elsewhere in this issue. He has pur Wilton, The Reliable Jeweler chased 150 turkeys for the Thanks 45tf giving trade and expects to dispose of Ned C. Kelley Hiland Theatre! Sunday and Monday, Nov. 23 - 24 ”LEA THERNECKING99 Tuesday, a Nov. • He Knew Women” Thursday, Friday, Nov. 27 Danger Lights” Saturday, November 29 Double Feature Star to Have Children’s Party The Eastern 8tar is having a six- thirty dinner party next Friday, Nov Why not come in before the Christ ember 28, for children with games mas rush is on. A deposit will hold afterwards. AH children of Mason or your order. Open Sunday and even Eastern Star members are cordially ings by appointment. Phone 62-R. invited to attend.—-Committee. Front St. Norcott Photo Studio Safety First! Uer Cow Bell Dairy's Pasteurised Milk "Is it this The Mississippi Gambler and Hoot Gibson in “The Mounted Stranger of my ADMISSIONS ADULTS 50c CHILDREN 10c
