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ooqüillb valut snrHNSU coquillm obmqr . F riday , D ecember m , » si SOCIAL NOTES Monday evening at their h<me or East Eecind »tr-et Mr. and Mrs. Ju- lus Ruble entertained the Entre Nous eluo ladies and. tbeir huebands at a delightful party which was spent in playing brigde. Mrs. Davie won the , ladies’ high score prize and Mr. Vin- ' ton the gentleman’s, after enjoying several hands. The hostess served a delicious lunch to the fallowing: Messrs, and Mesdames C. D. Walker, Otto Davia, Walter Litzenberger, Roy Watson, Harry H. Oerding, Donald Estes and E. JL' Vinton. We extend our sincere wishes to all for a flrrrg (ÎhriBtmaB T he F i rst N ational B ank or coquille : — NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned ie the duly •Pp«*"™’ qualified and acting or the estate of Lou» F. R. Heller, deceased. All persona having claims against said «state ar« hir*by "T quired to present the T* proper vouchers and duly ver 'fled, o me the undersigned at my law office at Room 15, in the First N.tgmJ Bank building, at Coquille, Coos County. Oregon, within six from the first publication of this no tiCDatod and published the first time December Fourth, nineteen thirty-one. S. D. Pulford, Administrator of the estate of Louis F. R. Heller, deceased. 47ta Attaat: Telitha C. H«Ute, fiaoteted. ” *■ s - Savings for Saturday & Monday* Dec. 26* 28. USE Caahtar, DOZ. 29C Strictly Fresh Extras. Local Produced. Macaroni SAFEWAY BLEND o Highest .Quality Hardwheat. 9 Fancy Curve Cut. From the Best Hardwheat $1.17 $4*45 BBL Bacon eoo Fancy Medium Weight Lean Sugar Cured. 4 »*-190 lb. 17c LaundrySoap 11 GREEN T BARS 29C Luna—The new and more perfect P and G Product. Quality Family Patent 49 £ 93c Matches Stock up now while the price is low. 2 CARTONS 29C Highway Brand Sure Strike«. 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Money back if not satisfied. 35c. Sold by Fuhrman s Pharmacy and all other good drug «tore«. ■ , - * ---- Safety First! Use Cow Beil Dairy*« Pasteurised Milk and protect your htsHk Sweet Seedless Netted Genu FREE DELIVERY 10 A. M. — 3 P. M. Coquille Oregon walking with Itodney’a sister, and Tom walking with Kendlck’s cousin with Rodney In tow, were walking five abreast not fur behind her. She asked John to recite bls poem. "But not too loud," she warned, 11 - By JANE OSBORN “some one may be listening," John began. It was really a ratter nice bit of verse. Sally was too coo- (ta. 1111. Hc( lure Nvwanaper syndleata.l fused to hear much of th« first four < WNU Servin.) line«—and the last four she never ALLY CARR felt like a naughty heard, at least until several months little girl having her own way when she told John Horner that be later. But she did catch enough of them to know that they expressed ar might see her borne that cold clear night In February. As usual there dent devotion. The tend of the poet were several of the young men who holding her arm so firmly sent a strange thrill to Sally's young heart— had expressed the hope that they might walk the two blocks with her that day and then, unexpectedly, the hold be came tighter, painfully tight, and Sal between her house and the club house, where those informal neighborhood ly felt suddenly that the slippery dances were held twice a week all ground bad been pulled out from un der her. It seemed as if the cold sky winter. There were Tom and Ken drick and Rodney. She knew that if above turned a sudden half circle aod then site landed, but on something un she accepted any one of them, the oth er two, while In a measure disappoint expectedly soft When she came to a ed, would have approved. They wero full realisation' of Just what had hap pened, It was to hear a chorus of birds of a feather, each in the estima rough guffaws and raucous ha-has. tion of the other a "regular fellow.” But John Horner was a queer flsh, to Rodney, Tom and Kendrick were standing over her and so were Rod put it mildly. He read too much, stud ney's sister and Kendrick's cousin. ied too hard and loafed too little. And Sally realized as they looked Now be was working In a magazine down upon her that she was sitting office somewhere in the city and It squarely and firmly on John Horner's was said that he had sold poetry and stomach. was writing a novel. "I'm sure I don't see Anything to When Sally first danced with John laugh at," said telly, but apparently that evening at the club she was a Jolin did. At least as soon as he ted little enibarras, ed because she felt scrambled to bls feet he managed tot that she was taller than b«. She felt join the others In their laughter. relieved when she saw in a mirror at Kendrick suggested that one of the the end of the room that they were practically the same height Still, brave trio had better help John borne —to keep him from slipping—while Sally wished that John were just a trifle taller. Tom Kendrick and Rod another had better walk on with telly. "8he might alt on you again," said ney were all six foot feet or more, Rodney, telly looked at John. Stand- ■ But when she sat talking with John Ing there beside the others he looked after that flrat dame she forgot hla very short—almost insignificant. Then stature. she remembered the four lines he hsd He was telling her an amusing Inci began to redta Tears came Inta her dent of his short stay In Algiers the eyes. “I think we can manage vary summer before. latter they spoke of well alone/' telly told the ethers, go poetry—and Sally asked him If she they went on up the hill together, might some time see something that I walking very gingerly, arm In arm. he hud written. "I won’t try ta go on with the “I'll recite it to you If you’ll let de," verses." John told her. "Walking on said John. lee and spouting poetry apparently He asked If he might walk home don’t go well together." with her and she said he might "But I think what I heard wan very “I'm glad," said John, “because J beautiful," telly said. want to recite that poem to you. As John stood still and bald ter to a mutter of fact, 1 wrote to you. But him, looking straight Into ter eye« I can't say It In here. I have to te that seemed like Jewels In the faint outdoors." starlight “You know I love you," he Sally laughed and told him she said. "But after what happened, of hoped It wasn't a long poem because course, you can only despite me. You it was only two blocks from the club were very, very kind not to send mo to her house, and John said it was off before the others." only eight line« long. "But I don't want to sand you off," Sally and John were among the first said telly. "John—I love you." out of the clubhouse that sharp Febro- ■ary evening. Deep ruts in tte snow and a smooth glaze of ice over much of the road made motoring uncertain and almost all of the dancers chose to walk home. Bally was ewars that Ksadrick, Additional information about accidental death of Lloyd Wise last week is contained in the following 1 from the Myrtle Point Herald: A pcculicr accident happened Wed nesday iSSming which took the life of Lloyd Wise who lived with his family above Bridge on Myrtle creek. Mr. Wise had gone down to the battery mill at Bridge to see the manager about some timber and was sitting-be- hind the saw. A slab of wood sawed from the log flew back and struck him i on the temple. The injured man was rushed to the Mast hospital in Myrtle Point but he never regained conscious ness. Mr. Wise was 34 years the fourth of last March. He was born in the Powers section and had spent his en tire life around here except during the war when he was stationed at Camp Lewis, Washington. He was married February 14, 1926, to Erma Rice. Three children were born to this union: Arthur Lloyd, five years old, Bonita Mae, three, and a baby boy, Albert John, two years old. His mother, Mrs. Bill Richardson, lives near Gaylord. There are two sisters, Grace Carlyle and Hazel Ep person, both of Gaylord, and three brothers: Walter, who is in Califor nia; Harry, in Nevada; and Billy, in Bandon. The father also lives in the Gaylord section. Services were held Friday at the Schroeder chapel, Rev. Mr. Powell as sisting the American Legion in a mil itary funeral. Interment was at Co- quille. - . - - Another brother, Robert, met a tragic death nine years ago when falling timber at Camp 8. A limb struck him on the head killing him in Banana ... Large Fancy Selected f à Fresh Eggs DEPENDABLE Flour ibe Ecadrien club iadies and their huidtands enjoyed a no-host turkey dinner last Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neal on East Second street. A lovely Christ mas tree along with other decorations added much to the pre-holiday affair. They also enjoyed their gift exchange and bridge which followed the dinner. Mm. Nosier and Mr. Bosserman were high score holders. Attending were Mesars. and Mesdames Earl Nosier, W. V. Glaisyer, Wm 2os?l, George Johnson, J. L. Aasen, H. C. Getz, Wil lard Bosserman and Roy Neal. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Christmas. Notice is hereby f'X«"'.^“¡nted' NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS’ The Junior Hi wishes every one a MEETING undersigned is the duly .aPP°*" „f very Merry Christmas and a Happy qualified and acting Notice is hereby given that the reg the estate of Telitha C. Heller, de ular annual stockholders’ meeting of New Year. Reporter—Maxine Brining. ceased. AD person, having clam»» Farmers A Merchants Bank will be held at its banking house in the against «aid estate «re required to piwsent the same, wit^, city of Coquille. State of Oregon. Sentinel and Sanset 12.25 proper vouchers and duly verifi. the hour of 4 p. m. o’clock on Thurs- Due to a special arrangement with me the undersigned at my j <ja iy, January 14th, 1932. at Room 15, in the First Natwnal da^ the purpose for which this meeting the publishers of Sunset Magazine, Bank Building, at ,.9O<’“!1J 'months is called is to elect a Board of Direc- the Sentinel is aMe to offer to new ?rZ‘tL<iTWi«itiM of this ’^l^^i^ora^^birine^'th.t subscribers the magazine and thia paper for 3225. The regular com Dated and published tea .m“y bined price for ths two is 33.00. w V s ^ ä estate “ r ! — You can depend upon it that your SAFEWAY STORE is a CLEAN, PLEAS ANT PLACE to shop—that our Foods are of the BEST QUALITY and our PRICES ARE RIGHT. That’s why so many particular people trade at SAFEWAY. COME IN AND SEE I Mrs. F. S. Emery invited a few of their friends in last Saturday evening for bridge and to help celébrate Mr. Emejry’a birthday which he was ob serving that day. Mrs. Booher and Mr. Norcott were both honored by holding highest scores and were each .picsented with a prize gift. Enjoying th? evening were Mr. and Mn. Roy Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Kennett Law s', nee, Mr. ant Mr«. R. E. Boober, Mr. and Mrs. G. K. NofCott, Mr. and Mrs Th odore Clinton, Mr. Lafe Compton a d Mrs. A. E. Bradford, of Augusta, Wish. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of P. E. Drane, deceased, and all persons hav ing claims against said estate are hereby notified, that they are required to present same duly verified, with proper vouchers therefor, to the un dersigned, at the office of H. A. Slack in Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, within six months from the date of —■ c- this notice. Mrs. W. V. Ferguson gave Dated this 11th day of December, waffle supper parties this week on 1931. Monday and Tuesday evenings, at Reider Bugge, which her two small children, Mar Administrator of the Estate of P. jorie ar.d Verne, entertained several E. Drane, deceased. of their little friends. After the sup H. A. Slack, Attorney for Adminis per the children popped com and trator. 48t5 played games. A Christmas tree and other holiday decorations added to NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE OF the happy occasion for the children. REAL PROPERTY In pursuance of a decree of fore Included were Ralph Shelly, David closure and order of sale made and and Bobby Kline, Marianne Rackleff, ; entered in the Circuit Court of the Ruth and Louise Grider, Kay Louise State of Oregon for Coos County, Leslie, Keith Leslie Jr., and Thomas dated November 23, 1931, in the suit Martin. of Douglas Building and Loan Asso ciation, a corporation, plaintiff, vs. Ruby Irene Panter, Evelyn Panter, Junior Hi Notes Helen Panter, Addison Gardener Mr. Thompson is trying out voices Panter and W. R. Panter, adminis trator of the estate of Allen R. Pan among both boys and girht with the ter, deowaaed, defendants, for the re object of forming both quartets and covery of the sum of 31593.51 with •-extettes from among the Junior Hi interest thereon at ten per cent per annum from November 23, 1931, until students. As we have some good paid, the further sum of 3100.00 as vo ces we expect something good from attorney’« fees and plaintiff’s costs this. and disbursement« taxed at $63.85, The Junior Hi boys who were re and of an execution upon said decree moved from the basket ball team for duly issued out of said court on the 30th day of November, 1931, I will smokjng while in training have signed expose for sale and sell at public auc a pledge and are out again for regular tion as the law direct«, at the court practice, It is understood - that this house door of said county in the city Is their last chance. It is either ci of Coouille, Coos County, Oregon, on garettes or basket ball, not both. Saturday, the 2nd day of January, 1932, at eleven o’clock A. M , the real Fred Coleman will resume his position property situated in the County of as captain of the team. During his Coos and State of Oregon and des absence the place has been ably Ailed cribed in said decree and order of by Junior Bailey. . sale as follows, to-wit: The voluntary vacation taken by Lot numbered ten (10) in Block numbered forty-two (42) of Woodland two boys in the 7-A room on Friday Addition to the City of Bandon in was interrupted by Mr. Morrison who said county and state, as shown by returned the lads to their school work. the recorded map or plat thereof. Mary Kern has enrolled in the 8-B Said sale will made for cash in She hand and will be subject to confirma class in Miss Shone’« room, comes from Gold Beach. tion by said court. Dated at Coquille, Oregon, Novem The Christmas program presented ber 30th, 1931, in assembly on Wednesday was as H. E. Hess, 47t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon follows: “Star of tte East,’’ sung by 8-A class. ‘^Christmas Gifts,” a skit by student« in tte 8-B class in Miss NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the un Shone’s room. Parts were taken by dersigned has been duly appointed by Howard Hickam, Raymond Williams, the County Court of Coos County, Maxine Brining, Milton Irvine, Fran Oregon, as the executor of the Laat cis ArreH, Willis Adkins, George An Will and Testament of Ada C. Drnne, deceased, and all persons having thony, Robert Waggoner, Lewis Don clainwt against the estate of said de aldson, Calvin Savage, June Holver- ceased are hereby required to present stott, Norman Ricketts, Wave Gieholt, them to me with the proper vouchers at my law offices in First National Geraldine Ensele and David Robbins. Bank Building in the City of Coquille, “The Christmas Present,” a short Coos County, Oregon, within six play by the 7-A room. Those taking months from the date of this notice. part were Wade Rice, Jun« Hickam, Dated and first published this 18th Ella Arneson, Cecil Thrush, Dudley day of December, 1931. Walton, Claude Arneson, Sidney Cad J. J. Stanley, Executor of the Last Will and Test man, and James MHler. Tte 7-B room ament of Ada C. Drane, Deceased. 49t5 presented “The Night Before Christ mas,” by Marilyn Compton and “The NOTICE Night After Christmas,” by Dorothy Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the shareholders of Glai«yer, and a piano duet by Eliza The First National Bank of Coquille, beth Varney and Lorein Child?' * Oregon, for the election of Directors The 8-B class in Mr. Kathan’s room for the ensuing year and for the held a meeting December 16th, and transaction of such other business as may properly come before ■ the meet elected Hazel Harrison secretary and ing, will be held at the office of said Donald Bailey sergeant at arms. Bank in Coquille, Oregon, on Tues Melvin Ward was a visitor on Tues day, January 12th, 1932, between the day from Riverton where he is an hours of 10:00 A. fa. and 4:00 P. M. eighth grade student He tells us Dated at Coquille, Oregon, thia that Riverton school were dismissed 9th day of December, 1931. We L. H. Hazard, President laet Friday for the holidays. E. D. Webb, Caehier think they will have an extra Merry 48t5 ’"'ITL Administrator of tte DEPENDABLE Aa Lf.errupted Poetical Recitation S »
