To Instalment Buyers
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Feature Items for SATURDAY and MONDAY, Oct. 3 - 9
MILK tAR
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Contented Cows * ^**1
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Coquille, Oregon
Car Just Arrived and Now is the
Time to Get Your Winter Supply at
This Lowest Price Quoted.
LOCAL BURBANKS Grown on High Ground. These will keep
Morrison Has Finest Bog
Vista
Hardwheat - Ask
Your Neighbor
491b. bag
GET A GOOD SUPPLY AT THESE PRICES!
9$c
Bbl. , (4 Sacks)
$3.79
ORB1S
V-T AOregon Milled
Small White
AND LOOK AT THE PRICE!
Onions
1025c
LAUNDRY
SOAP
Albers Sunripe
The Pioneer Methodist Church
t
Albers Carnation
PURITY
Best Quality White
The Western World, at Bandon, last
Philip D. Hartman, pastor.
week had the following to say about
Morning worship at 11 a. m. with
A. T. Morrison's cranberry bog which message on “The Lordship of Christ.**
is located on the Tipperary flats, Communion service following.
jvbout three miles from Bandon:
7:30 p. m., Sermon subject: “Tried
Gold.”
The finest new bog, in fact one of
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Lyman
the finest bogs in the state of Oregon, Carrier, superintendent.
is bringing in its first real crop for
Intermediate and Senior Leagues
A. T. Morrison. This bog is located meet at 6:30 for devotional services.
east of Bandon and probably few Ban­
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
don people have seen it It is just a at 7:30 p. m.
mile south from the Oregon Coast
Choir rehearsal Saturday evening.
highway, leaving the highway at the
Special vocal musical numbers at
service atation on top of Bear creek both services Sunday.
hill.
'
Kindly note that our evening Ser­
Mr. Morrison has been juvenile of­ vices are one-half hour earlier.
ficer for Coos county for a number of
years, residing at Coquille. Seeing
Foursquare Gospel Church
the possibilities in cranberry culture
25» E. 2nd st.
he bought a piece of land in what is
Nydia Jensen and Margaret Gemmill,
commonly called the glades east of
Pastors
Bandon, a number of yearn ago, and
Sundsy, 7:46 p. m., Rev. D. V. Al-
anyone who has seen cranberry bogs
must admit that It is most ideally sit­ lerman, of Los Angeles, general su-
vervisor of branch churches and ako
uated.
of »he mission fields, will be speaking.
Mr. Morrison started four years
ago to build a bog. Today his place Rev. and Mrs. Aiderman, returning to
Los Angeles from the Portland Four­
in one of the attractions of the coun­
ty. While he is harvesting his first square convention, are looking for­
crop of any importance begining next ward to their first visit in Coquille.
Sunday 11 a. m. Communion Service
Tuesday, ho has made such improve­
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Aiderman and Rev.
ments as to make it a show place.
The bog itself comprises about Mr. and Mrs. Warren will be present.
three acres. It Hee in what looks like One of the visiting ministers will
bring the message.
a lagoon, or hollow, completely aur-
Sunday 9:45 a. m. Sunday School.
rounded by higher ground.
It is
Interesting classes for all.
piped for water so that it can be con­
Sunday, 6:46 p. m.. Young People’s
veniently flooded with
the least
Service and Adult class.
amount of effort. The vines were pur­
Commencing Tuesday, October 6,
chased from a grower at Long Beach
Washington. The bog in remarkably Bible Conference. H. F. Irvin, lec­
free from weeds and its method of turer, business man and lawyer, will
bring the messages on deeper teach-
watering will keep the weed menace
down to a minimum because of the .ng. Public cordially invited to at­
lack of open ditches. The water ia tend.
pumped from a(deep well and there is
course
[WHAT IS
WITHOUT
Whereat.
ground in
Oftentimes when I have been down
town I have noticed two beautifully
green lawns; these lawns have been
kept green all summer and have cer­
tainly been a delightful contrast to
the dry, unkempt ones surrounding
them. The onm I mean are at the
homes of George Leach on West Sec­
ond St. and Kennett Lawrence on So.
Henry St. These people show their
love for nice surroundings and also a
respect for civic pride. The lawns
surrounding our county court house
are also beautiful but the shrubbery
around the fence surrounding the
courthouse yard is being sadly neg­
lected. Some of it is looking so bad
that I am afraid for it this winter.
Remember the next meeting of the
Flower Lovers club is next Tuesday
evening, Oct. 6, and our meetings
open at 7:30 p. m. now. Be sure to
B. A. Roberts Reports on
Tour of the Orient
(Continued from first page.)
Genera) Mah himself played tennis
with some of the young ladies of the
party, and Howard Fay, physical di­
rector of a Southern California col­
lege, refereed a basketball game be­
tween two of General Mah'a teams.
General Mah, as a Mohammedan,
is taking special delight in the carte
blanche given by the new Nationalist
government to its officials to eradicate
relics of old Chinese supersition. He
has just torn down the old Temple of
Hell at the foot of Mt. Tai and used
its stones and tablets to build pavil­
ions in a pleasure park for the public.
He has also erected a monument to
Sun Yat Sen on sacred Mt. Tai, a
western style shaft, which far sur­
passes in spectacular quality at least
the ancient monumenta to Confucius.
At thia point the party made a dash
through the high Aelds of gaoliang
grain to Confucius’ tomb, urging the
ricksha coolies to all their speed in
order to catch the only train for Peip­
ing. The private cars for the night
were shifted to a larger station as
the railway police were afraid bandits
might attack from the ambush of the
high gaoliang grain.
Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang, Man­
churia’s youthful ruler, who is now in
direct headship of North China under
the Nationaliste regime, was recov­
ering from a serious illness in a hos­
pital in Peiping, and was gracious
enough to receive the party on the
porch adjoining hie sick room, and
directed that they receive every at­
tention, including a banquet when
they passed through hk home in
Mukden, Manchuria.
Arrangements were
that waa to have been given by T. V.
Soong, vice preaident. Minister of Fi­
nance, and financial genius of the
Nationalist party, and he went to
Shanghai from Nanking in order to
| see the group.
Unfortunately, two
events of tragic import at that time
interfered with
the interviewa,
Coquille
there waa an attempt as assassinate
Mr. Soong on the atation platform in
Shanghai and four of his aides were
Pilled, and the next day his mother,
the venerable Madame Soong, died.
Off the beaten path, to auch places
as Gifu in Japan, where they saw the
famous cormorant Ashing, and to
West (Lake, Hangchow, one of the
moat historic and beautiful spots in
China—to Beppu oa the Inland Sea,
through Korea, and to other places
unknown to many travellers in the
Far East, the Upton Close party had
unusual opportunities for seeing the
Orient.
Their return visit in Japan was
rendered dramatic by the greatest
eruption of Mount Asama in twenty
years, which they witnessed in Karui-
sawa, and by the arrival in Japan
of Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lind­
bergh on the day of their departure
for the United States.
Mr. Roberts, who has rented his
ranch at Fairview, intends to remain
in this section.
ample for the purpose.
Mr. Morrison has been looking for­
ward to his place as his real home and
the first true realisation came last
Sunday when some 80 friends of the
Coquille and Myrtle Point communi­
ties called on Mr. and Mm. Morrison
and tftieir daughter, Miss Lois, for a
hoimewarrnng.
Christian Science Churches
“Reality” was the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon in all Churches oi
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Septem
St. Jamas Church
(Episcopal)
10:00 a. m. Church school.
Roper, acting superintendent.
ber 27.
The Golden Text was, “Every good
gift and every perfect gift is from
above, and cometh down from the
Father of lights, with whom is no
variableness, neither shadow of turn­
ing.” (James 1:17.)
Among the citations which com-
the
prised the Leason-Sermor
‘Declare
following from the Bible
his glory among the heathen; his
marvelous works among all nations.
For great is the Lord, and greatly to
be praised; he also is to be feared
above all gods.”
(I Chron. 16: 24,
26.)
The Lesson-Berm on also included
the following passages from the
Christian Science textbook, “Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip­
ture«,” by Mary Baker Eddy: “To
grasp the reality and order of being
in its Science, you must begin by
reckoning God as the divine Principle
of all that really is ... No wisdom
is wise but His wisdom; no truth is
true, no love is lovely, no life ia Life
but the divine; no good is, but the
good God bestow«.” (p. 276.)
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Evening Preaching 7:10 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.
Preaching
at
Bandon
Sunday 11
for divorce.
Crawford va. H. L.
for divorce.
Sunday,
Thursday priyqr meeting 7:10 p.
The public ia cordially invited.
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