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Yesterday's Lions Club S mm Í qb
was hostess to a farewell
who is tanv-
won to live in Granta Pass. Those
mt wore Bemita Morris, Pauline
____ay, May Burr. Froda Wilson,
Gordon Neil, Frod Coleman, Victor
Richmond, Edna Richmond and Mar­
jorie MdGuffin.
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Walter Lansing, member
of the Lions Club of Baker, but whose
headquarters are now at Salem, was
a guest of tha Lions Club yesterday
noon. He is a member of the state
traffic force, and gave the Lions a
(Very interesting talk on what the
i traffic department is doing to induce
Farmers
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NOBLER 4 WALKER.
Veal, Pqrk, Poultry and Hides, at the is it to educate children, care for them
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Eyas tested—glasses fitted. V. R. ECONOMY CASH MARKET, Co­ and fit them for life’s duties, if their
I lives are to bo snuffed out in prevent­
quille. Oregon.
Wilson, Optometrist, Coquille, Oro.
Kenneth Btockhoff, son of Mr. and able accidents or by the carelessness
Mn>. Clara Alien visited her sister
Mrs.
S. H. Stockhaff, of the Ruas of some reckless driver, was the main
at Forest Grove during Thanksgiv-
thought of Ms remarks.
place acron the river, is slowly re­
Other guests were Jos. Hackett, of
covering from his accident of tart
Sale of Christmas Novelties and
North
Bend; Mr. Maxwell; Mayor
week when his horse fell with him,
Home-made Candies in the Courier
breaking Ma left leg below the knee. Chas. Harlocker and Jesse D. Clinton,
building Saturday, sffi day.
The large bone was split and the leg of Myrtle Point.
Wade Arstill paid a fine tribute to
Mr. and Mrs. George Chaney and badly bruised. The spill occurred in
family returned Sunday from Port­ one of the lower fields, and Kenneth Dr. J. R. Bunch, who with the . other
land where they spent Thanksgiving. has been at the Knife hospital here ^Coquille dentists, has done ao much
Ito improve the health of Coquirfe
since.
Mrs. Orville Baker and baby
I children by treatment of teeth and
Safety First!
Urt- Cow Bell i lectures on their care.
over from A
Dairy’s Pasteurised Milk and protect | Robert L. Stewart, of the M l States
Tuesday, and
your health.
Knife.
Power Co., was supposed to give a
Mrs. Marshall Way returned this
Jtffi. W. Laird, who has been con­ short talk on “Selling juice to the
morning from a tw» week»’ visit with fined to Ms home for the past month public,” but his rotation of the ex­
her daughter, Mrs. Paul Sterling, at with an ankle that would not permit periences he and Clint Archibald had
his walking without crutches, went as meter readers in the Willamette
Wheeler, Ore.
through the experience Tuesday that valley caused a rush of applications
Don’t forget to get your hemstitch­
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many people of 50 or over are for possible vacancies in the position
ing, stamping and Kodak finishing for
finding necessary to their health, that in Coquille.
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Christinas done st The Haskin Art
There will be no 'Lions Club meet­
at having their teeth extracted. Al­
Shop. Drane Bldg., Coquille.
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though painful for a couple of days, ing next Thursday noon, but the
Marl A. Simms, of the Marshfield Ma condition is now returning to nor­ weekly session will be in conjunction
Cyriery, was a Coquille visitor yester­ mal and ho hopes Me ankle trouble with the Myrtle Point den at the hotel
day and called at the Sentinel. Hie will be relieved.
mere Thursday evening, December 18.
bicycle adv. appears etaewhero in thia
Dinner will be served at 7:45.
Wanted—Tense, Camp Stoveq, Fur-
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Arrow Hardware Co.,
Basketbafl Next in Sports
Word was received of the death of next door east of Farmers end Mer­
William Weotbrook at Eden Valley a chants Bank.
With the curtain fast dropping on
week ago Saturday. He is survived
Mrs. Edna Storm and her daughter, the football act, the one hiding the
, by two sons, Walter and Gerald West­
Mise Helen Heald, after a year and a court game of basketball will soon be
brook.
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haff residence in Coquille, left tart palled with high school and college
. The Lediee Aid of the Church of Monday for their former home in San teams scampering around on hardwood
Christ will hold a basaar December 12 Diego, Calif.
Before leaving tha floors in preparedness for the coming
and 18 in the vacant room in the I. ladies called at the Sentinel to state winter season. Thia week all aspir­
O. 0. F. building. Will have cooked that they had greatly enjoyed the ants for Coos county quintets wiH be
food sale.
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Monday evening. Coach Hartley, C.
to make their home. They volunteer­
Mrs. W. V. Ferguson and children
ed the information that they would be i H. 8. mentor, was putting an outfit of
left last Sunday for a two weeks* visit enthusiastic boosters of Coquille and i twenty-five hoopsters through early
with her sister in Portland. Mr. Far-
training paces, watching them closely
its climate in southern California.
guson took them out to Roseburg
to harness the more enthusiastic and
where they took the train.
Banquet for Departing Logger to pep up the easy going type. More
boys are expected out later, causing
Pedigreed German Police pupa for
As a farewell for one of their num­
Hartley to divide the squad, one to
sale.
S. B. Leepar on Marshfield
ber who is going to spend the month
practice at 8:30 and the other at 5:00.
Highway near Cunningham crossing,
or more that Coos Bay Logging Co.
That much material is to be on hand
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camps aro shut down on a visit to his
for the locals is a eertainty, with a
Mrs. Sarah Wickham, who was quite did home, a half score of loggers held
nucleus of four men from last year’s
ill a couple of weeks ago, is sufficient­ a banquet in the Coquille Cafe on
first string around which to build a
ly improved now so that she is up a Front street last Sunday evening,
lineup.
part of the time, but is still unable Tommy Wing serving them a turkey
Only one of these is a regular,
dinner.
Severus McCarthy, a high
to leave the house.
though one other wae two season«
climber
in
the
Eden
Ridge
camp,
and
If you want to subscribe for a Port­
ago. The regular is Denton Ellingson,
land daily the clubbing combination who is also a nephew of Dennis Mc­ center, and the old, Stanley Pulford,
we offer with the Sentinel wiH eave Carthy, of Marshfield, was the man forward-guard. The two other men
in whooe honor the send-off was given.
yon money.
He left Monday for Blackville, New are Linus Seeley, forward-center, and
The American Legion and Auxiliary Brunswick, Canada, where hie parents Ray Woodyard, guard. This, ef course,
moot Monday evening in a joint meet­ reside. He expects to return soon af­ is s starter but when a coach loses
ing and a pot luck dinner at 6:80 p. ter the first of the year. It was a four men like Jug Lorens, Ray Grif­
m. in the new Legion Hall, all mem­ joHy party of woodsmen, including in fith. Stephen ’ Chard and Everett
bers new and old are urged to bo its number, besides the guest of hon­ Seeley, he is pretty hard hit and must
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or, Wm. Nygron, Francis McCarthy, really rebuild «11 over. One encour­
aging fact, however, is that among
Get yonr Christmas Novelties and Bob MiMer, Frank Cowan, Wm.
the
other boys there are some fine-
Broyles,
Norm
Jameson,
Claud
Stout,
Home-made Candies at the sale in the
looking prospects.
Tom Cury and Happy Lavin.
Courier building Saturday.
Mr. qnd Mrs. B. L. Nosier and fam­
Suffers Fractured Knee Cap ‘
ily returned Sunday from Vancouver,
Wash., where they spent Thanksgivi­
Lloyd Laird, son of Mrs. J. W.
ng visiting Mrs. Nosier’s father, Mr. Laird, was brought to the Knife 'Hos-
Bellmore, and Mr. Nosier’s father, pitsi bens this week and on Wednes­
Wes Nosier.
day submitted to an operation, by Dr.
Eyes examined. Glasses fitted. Op­ Richmond for a fractured knee cap.
tical repairs. Broken lenses dupli­ The injury was received last week
cated. Wilson, The OPTOMETRIST, when in company with his wife, Mrs.
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er, Jay Shriefer, of Myrtle Point,
A farowell dinner party was they were coming down from Portland
given last evening at the Chrte to spend Thanksgiving at the A. A.
tain Church parlors for D. L. Hack­
Shriefer home. Just this side of Cres­
ett and family who are leaving next
well they struck ice on the pavement,
week for Lakeport,
California, to
and although not traveling very fast,
make their home.
the ear skidded and turned over. It
Dr. J. E. Richmond, orthodentiat was necessary to wire the cap to­
specialist in the straightening of gether and Mr. Laird will be laid up
teeth, is making regular monthly trips for some time.
to Coquille and will be in Dr. Riet-
man’s office Monday. January 5th.
Awarding Pina and Letters
Examination and consultation free.
At the high school assembly this
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Oerding, with afternoon two torch pins are to be
Louis Baker acting as chauffeur, left awarded, a two-bar lin to both Melba
Sunday for Portland to attend the McCoy and. Barbara Unsoeld.
funeral of Mr. Oerding’» brother, Her­
Football letters are also to be
man, which was held in Cornelius on awarded to the following who won
Monday. The three returned Wed­ them thio year, some of them for the
nesday. „
fourth time and a large percentage ef
Insure your car with Ned C. Kelley. them for the last time at Coquille
High:
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A banquet in honor of the Coquille
Stephen Chard, Ray DeClefsen, Oke
football team is to be held this even­ Eckholm, Denton Ellingson, Worden
ing in the high school gym. with Miss Ellis, Eldon Gilman, Allington Glais-
Helen 'Roseman, instructor, and the
yer, Tailant Greenough, Belmont Ire­
members of the Home Economies land. Stanley Pulford, Frank Schram,
classes preparing and serving the
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dinner and the male members of the Woodyard, Harold WiHiams, Linus
faculty providing the funds.
Seeley, Alfred Plaep.
Call Farr A Elwood for transfer
and fuel. ...
J. J. Stanley, dean of Coquille bar­
risters, has been confined to He bed
all - tMa
a cold which
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He wae quite ill yesterday but is
somewhat improved
today.
Mrs.
Stanley was compelled to go to bed
with the same trouble this morning.
At the Parish hoin» Wednesday af-
ternoon the Women’s Guild met for
their regular weekly meeting with
: Mrs. Bart Folsom and Mrs. C. C. Ev-
I land as hoatosee». Those present dur-
| Ing the afternoon were Mesdamos W.
- H. Mansell, E. A. Walker, C. D. Walk-
i er, C. J. Fuhrman, L. H. Hasard, Roy
Neal, W. V. Gtaisyev E. L. Vinton,
Kennett Lawrence, H. E. H om , James
Watson, George W. Taylor Sr., A. J.
Sherwood and Rev. and Mrs. Hale B.
Eubanks.
The ladies of the “Needle Workers”
club were delightfully entertained yes­
terday for luncheon at the home oi
Mrs. John BeHoni at Myrtle Point.
Those who went up for the day were
Mesdames Frank Pook, George Gil­
man, Lee Hand, E. A. Wimer, Frank
Osmond, Jack Arnold, W. D. Simmons
and Mrs. Cecil Elwood, of Marshfield.
For December 19th the ladies are plan­
ning a turkey dinner for their families.
Just where this affair will take place
has not been decided upon.
Mrs. Everett .Overton wss the de­
lightful hostess Thursday afternoon to
the Y. M. W. club. The ladies spent
the hours most pleasantly in sewing.
Those attending were Mesdamos Hen­
ry Tiedeman, Alton Dungey, Paul
Brinkley, F. B. Stewart and Leslie
Dey.
The Merry Makers club members
enjoyed the afternoon on Thursday at
this week at the home of Mrs. Georg«
Goodman. Sewing was the diversion
for the following attending: Mesdamee
C. C. Gardner, A. L. Burch, Morris
Morrott, J. D. Bell, Ira Chase and E.
L. Townsend.
The Eastern Star ladies of Beulah
Chapter gave a 6:30 o’clock dinner for
the Eastern Star and Mason children
at the Masonic Temple last Friday ev­
ening. The committee in charge of
the party were Mrs. E. L. Vinton,
Mrs. Roy Neal, Mrs. Bert Foisom,
Mrs. Willard Bosserman and Mrs.
Wm. Zosel. Thirty-four children were
served and afterwards games were
played and a good time was had by all.
Mrs. E. L. Vinton is entertaining
this evening at her home on South
Coulter street with five tables for
Bridge. This is the third delightful
party Mrs. Vinton has given recently
for the benefit of the Eqstern Star so­
cial fltub of Beulah Chapter. A high
score prise will bo given. Those in­
vited were Mesdamos Willard Boaser-
man, J. E. Paulson, A. N. Gould, Hal
W. 'Pierce, H. H. Oerding, E. A. John­
sen, Keith Leslie, H. S. Norton,.C. S.
Lehmanowsky, H C Gets, Harlan
BuckingliSm, Walter Litxenberger, R.
E. Boober, Frank Thrift, C. W. Kline,
Roy Watson, C. T. Seibig, F. W. Mar­
tin, Misses Harriet Gould -and Maxine
Paulson.
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Close-Out Sale ^tarts Tomorrow
The C-C Self Service Store this
week announces its retirement from
the Coquille field. D. R. Norton, of
Bandon, president of the corporation
which also has stores in Bandon and
Marshfield, says that the other two'
are doing well, but that the local es-•
tablishment has not been paying its
way.
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As a consequence of this decision a
close-out sale of everything in the
store wiH start tomorrow morning at
nine o’clock and coming as it does just
before Christmas, offers shoppers an*
opportunity for bargains on anything
in the store. Note their adv. on page1
five of this issue.
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SOCIAL NOTES
Four enemies are lighting the home,
according to Edward Saplr of Chicago
university: The cramped modern
dwelling, the motor car. the Indepen­
dence of woman and labor saving de
vices. He should add the neighbor’s
radio and the fellow who distributee
dodgers.—Loe Angeles Times.
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Puauhmeat by Ostracism
Ostracism was introduced In Greece
by Clfsthenee shout 510 B. C. Aellan
aays that Cllsthenes was the first to
be oetradxed. In 48S-4R7 R. G. Hip­
parchus wae exiled and a few years
later Xanthlppus and Aristides were
banished In this fashion.
Alaskan Totem Pole»
The totem poles, which the rid
tor to Alaska will find an numerous
on the seashore among smoke and
feast houses, are not Idols or del-
ties, but pictorial records of history
and mythology as the Indians un-
derstand them.
E. R. Ferrari has secured the well-
Plamags of th. Male
known and popular Indian Dance
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Band for an appearance at the Gra- fine feathers to attnsrt the hens, and
ham Hall here tomorrow, Saturday, tor ,he
purpner he gave man
evening. This dance band has just money.—Florida Tim»* Union,
completed a tour of a dosen state«,1
Many Danger«»» Moaquitoes
furnishing music for enjoyable dances I
Experiments hare shown that seven
in hundreds of cities, and they have
made a decided hit everywhere they species of mosqnlto may transmit yel­
low fever, rather than one species, as
have appeared.
was originally supposed.
Chadwick Lodge, A. F. & A. M.
Animal tracks can he collected by
pouring plaster of peris In them and
lotting It harden Into a mold, mva
Boys’ Life.
and the
of uval,
next wee*
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we« tatter part vi
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TW.k ft Ov.r
return with a two-ton load of grape-
Most ef the shadows that cross the
fruit'and oranges, large juicy fruit. pathway la Ilf» are caused by stand­
which he will have for sale at the Geo. ing to our own light
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Ostrich
Sherrard says he wiH bo prepared to
An oatrich frequently attains the
offer attractive box prices on specially
For Rent—Garage on Marshfield
picked fruit from that California cit­ weight of 300 pounds.—Washington
Star.
highwsy, near Fifth Street.
$4 a rus bolt.
month. See A. L. Simpson, or phone
Coquille Laundry.
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blocks east of court house on Sec­
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DRUGGISTS
Hassler Given Year in
Penitentiary and Paroled
In sentencing W. E. Hassler on bis
two convictions for violation of the
corrupt practices act. Judge Brand
last Monday morning stated that the
infractions of the law which he had
cbmmitted were not technical, that the
law had been enacted to protect candi­
dates from untruthful and slanderous
attacks, that the law was constitution­
al, although seldom used as a means
of prosecution, and that the jury find­
ings were proper and correct.
He sentenced \the Courier publisher
to pay a fine of 3200 for not comply­
ing with the law as to author, printer
and distributor, in the “Jim Jinkins”
card case, and having no option in the
matter, sentenced him to a year in
the penitentiary for criminal libel of
Frank Osmond.
The judge then ordered Hassler pa­
roled, and in doing so declared he was
not using the jury’s recommendation
of parole as a shield, for his own ac­
tion. They may have exceeded their
duty in making such recommendation,
was the judge's statement, but they
did not exceed their privilege.
His honor also stated that he issued
the parole because he thought the de­
fendant was not alone in culpability,
that there were others equally re­
sponsible with him in violating the
law.
' Until he is pardoned by the govern­
or Mr. Hassler loses hie right of fran­
chise, notwithstanding the parole.
STATIONERS
Ham, Egg, Waffle Supper
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
will hold a fancy work sale in Guild
Rail, tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon.
Beginning at 4:30 they will servo a
ham and eggs and waffle supper. Ev­
eryone is invited to be there and those
who have eaten the ladies’ waffles be­
fore will be sure not to miaa it
Yeomen Dance Every Saturday
The Brotherhood of American Yeo­
men are having delightful Old Time
Dances at the K. P. Hall each Satur­
day night and these dances have been
well attended. One real feature of
these evenings has been a lunch
served free after the dance. The com­
mittee in charge annouees that
these entertainments - will continue
every Saturday night all winter.
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Sentinel and Sunset $2.25
Due to a special arrangement with
the publishers of Sunset Magasine,
the Sentinel is aMo to offer to new
subscribers the magasine and this
paper for »2.25. The regular com­
bined price for the two is 93.00.
GLENN NEIDEIGH
Teacher of Violin
For Appointment Call
Norton's Music Stere
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For Fire, Auto er Accident
Insurance
Card of Appreciation
I take this means of expressing my
gratitude to the customers and friends
whose patronage was greatly appre­
ciated while I was conducting the Co­
quille Auto Park, service station and
store.
Vano» Weekly.
NO8LER A WALKER.
Call on
Ned C. Kelley
All Lines of Insurance
' Coquille, Oregon
And save irritating delays
in case ef I mu
Hiland Theatre!
MYRTLE POINT
Sunday and Monday, Dec. 7-8
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Hell’s Island”
A dramatic story of sobs and smiles, drama and diversion,
razzing and romance with the screen’s most popular “buddy”
team, the inimitable Jack Holt and Ralph Graves, ✓
Sally O’Neil and Molly O’Day in
Literally Speaking
Armies ef Bina and Gray
• At the close of the Civil war there
were living 1.700,420 Union soldiers
and approximately 741,000 Confederate
soldiers.
"SISTERS”
Human interest drama that will stir yoia—touch you__
divert you!
Thursday, Friday, Dec. 11 - 12
«
Way Out West”
Safety First! g Uee Cow Bell
Dairy’s Pasteurised Mflk and protect
your health.
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Doable Feature
“DAMES AHOY“
A Howling Comedy of Girl» and Gobs!
and Hoot Gibson In
“SPURS“
Coming Dec. 14-15-16- “CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK”
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Camels Good Travelers
Some of the racing camels are ca­
pable of doing more than 100 miles a
day.
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Whoopee Bill Goes ‘Western’—and the whole nation goes
hysterical!
William Haines in
About Oaraotvea
All of us are always going to do
better tomorrow and we would, too.
If only we started today.
ADMISSIONS
ADULTO 50 c
CHILDREN 10 c
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Of course, you remember the attractive values in
Christmas Gifts which were offered to you here
last year. This year they’re better than ever be­
fore. Electrical appliances, toilet goods, choco-
lates, stationery, hundreds of practical gift sug-
gestions are now on display at new low prices.
You’ll find an early Visit well worth your while.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Dec. 9-10
Those who ridicule the (tally dosen
Stated Communication and election
of officers of Chadwick Lodge No. «8, have authority back of them. “For
A. F. A A. M., Tuesday, December 9, I bodily exerctae.” says the Bible, “prof-
at 7:30 p. tn. All members requested Iteth little.”
to be present
R. H. Mast, Sec.
Prworviag Animal Tracks
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