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The Sentine
Ready! That’s the word that personifies our store and the
early shopper will delight in the pick of things and with the
lower prices this year that early choice means more than ever.
A Treasure House of beautiful gifts from ’round the World; Toy­
land bigger and better; prices lower; quick service or leisurely
shopping around, whichever you want; beautiful displays; every-
thing arranged to make your shopping as easy and enjoyable as
possible; courteous service and friendly atmosphere; those phases
personify our readiness and we. invite you to make this store your
shopping headquarters. Bring your list here first and you’ll be
surprised at how much you can get for so little. A beautiful line
now, with more coming in every day. TRY CARR’S FIRST.
ORIENTAL NOVELTIES
TRIMMINGS
Beautiful assortment of Oriental nov­
elties that are unique, be wtiful and
yet useful. Antimony with Chinese
decorations, China dish 2», bowls,
vases, table sets, etc.
Ne* rot T-urkey trunmin’«, but a com­
plète lir e of tEose accsasrr es as cc-
essary tô Christmas as the trimmin’s
to the Turkey. See them.
GIFTS FBOM THE FAR EAST
Wreaths - Roping • Tinsel
Ornaments - Tree Tops - Icicles
Fox Tail* - Table Favor*
Tag* - Seals - Ribbon Cord
Christmas Boxes
Christmas Cards
DAINTY HANKIES
BATH SALTS
DUSTING POWDER
Those inimitable Swiss Hankies,
singly or boxed, which for daintiness
and workmanship can’t be surpassed.
Costly hand-embroidered or with lace
The best in hankies at Carr’s. "
Novelty Containers that are useful
after the contents are used. Dogs,
Cats, Vases, Jardiniere, Decanters,
Night Bottles, Rolling Pins, Powder
Boxes, etc. and again we emphasize
the low price.
SUNBURST GLASSWARE
2-5c singly to 98c boxed.
BEFORE YOU BUY SEE OUR TOYLAND
RAYON LINGERIE
Here’s a few of the Countries Represented in our Gift Line
FRANCE
BELGIUM
SWITZERJ
PICTURES
Pictures are always welcome in the
home and when the problem of what
to give crops up, consider a picture.
The best scenes sell first of course.
Newest Silhouettes - 35c - 79c
Northwest Painting*
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75c
Popular Subject* - • 49c - 79c
GERMANY
CHINA
CHECKO-SLOVAKIA ENGLAND
JAPAN
AUSTRIA
EMBROIDERED SCARFS
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Big assortment of cards and only two days left in which you can buy three
cards for the price of two. This year these cards invite your comparison
in attractiveness and price.
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COQUILLE
BANDON -
MARSHFIELD
NORTH BEND
REEDSPORT
A Treasure House of a Thousand Gifts from ’Round the World.
■peeial tax. Referring to a statutory
provision imposing tax paying re-
luiremonta upon voters at special road
district elections the attorney general
declares it to be his opinion that under
decisions of the state supreme court
this provision “is unconstitutional in
so far as the section attempts to deny
to a citisen in the district the right to
vote at any election by such road dis­
tricts.”
Th* annual meeting of the State
Board of Forestry will be held in th >
capjtol building Saturday at which
time owner« of timber lands will be
given an opportunity to present com­
plaint« ot suggestions with respect co
the patrol of their lands.
the employment of married women
whone husbands are able to provide
for the family.
Secretary of State
Hoss ab<fut a year ag<r issued an or­
der that girls who married should au­
tomatically be dropped from the pay­
roll but this order was not made
retroactive and the department still
retains on its psyroll a number, of
married women who were employed
prior to the date of this order. In
fact, practically every state depart-
More than 30,000 pounds of bent
grass seed have been certified for
farmers of Coos county this year
through the extension service of Ore­
gon State college by G. R. Hyslop,
chief agronomist, says a Coquille dis­
patch in an O. 8. C. Bulletin^
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RELIEF FROM CURSE
OF CONSTIPATION