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SOCIAL NOTES Transfer and Delivery Local and Long Agents for McLain Coal Mill Wood 181-J and 224-L Mansell Drayage & Delivery Co. Next Week nt the Liberty Following to a synopsis of “This Is the Night,” which comes to the Liber ty Theatre Sunday for a throe days* run: Cary Grant, young Parisian busi ness man, returns suddenly to his horns to find his beautiful blonde wife, Thelma Todd, entertaining Roland Young, gay bachelor friend of her girlhood days. Grant ia immediately suspicious of Young’s presence, and the situation to not so pleasant for Young. But Charlie Ruggles, Young’s wine imbibing pal, arrives, sizes up the trouble immediately and attempts to smooth out the difficulty by starting an enthusiastic conversation about Young’s charming “wife.** This molli fies Grant who realises that if Young has a wife to whom he to really at tentive, his presence with Thelma must certainly be only an innocent Chadwick Lodge No„68 A F. a A. IL Stated Communication Tuesday, July 12, 8 p. m. G. &S. Blacksmith Shop la in operation and equipped to handle all kinds of blacksmith work. Fred Schaer is msnager rf which to located on First ongside Richardson Gar age. SEE US FIRST AND WE WILL GIVE YOU A SQUARE DEAL. Hauling Trucking Anywhere, Any Time visit. Grant is so fooled, indeed, that he invites Rugglee, Young and Young’s “wife” to take a holiday trip with him and Thelma to Venice. Ruggles and Young must cary out their bluff, and so Ruggles, always the fixer, engages Lily Damita, beautiful Parisan act ress, to pose as Young’s wife. She agrees to the scheme, but announces that she will act as wife only in pub lic, for the purpose of fooling Grant —and that in private she will freeze up on Young like an ice-4>erg. The plot works well until the friends are in Venice, where the ro mantic atmosphere does its work to change the original plans. While Young is kissing Lily as a demonstra tion of his “love” in the presence of Grant, he finds that the kins is giv ing him a big thrill. Lily gets ths same reaction. Thelma by this time begins to be jealous of Young. She tells him that Lily must be dismissed from their hotel, since she is not really Young’s wife. Young agrees with her—but when he tells Lily to leave she interprets the order as a sudden cooling of his love for her and she decides to retaliate by going out on a gondola ride with Ruggles. This move brings Young back to a realisa tion of his love for Lily. At the same time Grant is beginning to fall for the very flirtatious Lily. After many more parlor-bedroosw-and-bath com- plicationa. Young finally wins over the winsome Lily, who agrees to a reel marriage. Relief County Warrants at Par Roadmaster W. D. teaman was this week appointed Weed Inspector of Coos county by the county court. His chief duty as such is to prevent the bloom and spread of the Canadian thistle. Dr. Ralph Milne has been appointed assistant probation officer at Powsra, and in connection with the relief com mittee of that town has been author ised by the court to make survey of the 40 or 60 families needing assist ance, purchase food for their relief and the court will pay for the supplies with county warrants which the Bank of Powers has agreed to cash at per. Alpine Coal Fir Wood any bnfth Phono 71 HELMKIN & SON I Justice J. J. Stanley reports the fol lowing marriage ceremonies per formed by him at bis office this week: E. Lyle Knox and Savilla (. Robin son, both of Coquille, with Earl and Betty 'Frame as witnesses, on Mon day. J. A. Hemenway, of North Bond, and Marie Gibney, of Marshfield, yes terday. Mrs. Elizabeth Gibney and Jerome Johnson were witnesses. Howard Smith, Bandon, and Beryl Strain, of Langlois, yesterday. The witnesses were Murid Smith and E. R. Strain. CALL FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that bid. wiM be received by School District No. 8 for wood needed next year, as follows: 80 eords 4-foot wood for high schools, 25 eords 2-foot wood for Lin coln building and 25 cords 2-foot wood for Washington building. Delivery to be made by Sept 1, 1882. Bids will ba opened Tuesday, July 12. They may be filed with either the dis trict clerk or C. L. Ward, superinten dent The board reserves the right Alpine Coal delivered In Coquille to reject any or ail bids. for 85 s ton, Phono 71. Helmkin Keith Leslie, Clerk School District No. 2 Rollie D. Green was bound over to the grand jury on the charge of driv ing while intoxicated. He was ar rested on the 'Fourth by Traffic Officer Currie. Lloyd Johnson, arrested at an East side dance while taking a drink, was fined 815, Tuesday, for possession. Chas. Ranta, of Floras creek, was brought before Justice Stanley Wed nesday, on complaint Med by John Long that Ranta had stolen from him a steer worth |50. Ranta claims that the anima) always has belonged to him, and that it is not the one Dong lost He claims also that its value is leas than |50 which would eliminate the CMe from the grand larceny class, if proved. The date for hearing tes timony has not been set At the same time thia ease comes up Ranta will have a hearing on a possession of li quor charge filed by Deputy Sheriff Hunt in June, 1930. He appeared here once for trial but Mr. Stanley was attending circuit court at that time and Ranta had not again been summoned to appear. W Save The Tax ! Trade The Safeway and Save Friday, Saturday, and Monday Savings r PAR SOAP concentrated The soap, tured. FRUIT JARS perfect concentrated finest snap soap manufac manufae- Very Special lge. pkg. At Ssfeway you will find ths complete stock in town. AT LOW PRICES. 29c 9« BACON Peanut Butter LB 10c PKG. Corn Flakes LB. SQUARES for Seasoning Fresh Oregon Ground Kelloggs, always fresh and crisp. The summer cereal , A. Seasonable Fruits and Vegetables I II Marrying Justice Performs I on high operating expense« and wasteful methods. $ State to Construct the Bridge Construction of a wooden bridge across the South Forte of the Coquille river just north of Powers on second ary highway No. 242 is included in the program which will ba considered by the state highway commission at its next meeting tn Portland on July 20. The coet of the bridge la estim ated at 110,000. Only five small jobs will come up at this seeison involving a total outlay of approximately 877,- 000. Liv« News From Arago MI m Nettie Halter delightfully en A group of children enjoyed the tertained at a family reunion at her lovely party given by Mrs. E. A. bean.iful home at Arago Sunday. A i Wsheer Saturday aftemoo nt their very pleasant day was spent visiting street in honor home on South and talking over days of “Auld Lang of her daughter, Rheols tenth birth- Syne. H 1 Luncheon was served on the a pleasant af- lawn at noon. day. The girls Those present were out on ths Mr. and Mrs. Morris Thompson and temoon playing lawn. Refreshments were served at a children, Geraldine and David, of Cor ,1 beautifully appointed table in colors rili is; Mr. and Mrs. Art Clement, of of pink and green. Invited were Phyl Gardiner; Rev. and Mrs. J. 8. Root lis Jane Watson, Marion Hess, Mary and son, Sam, of Grenada, Calif., Mr. Lou Nosier, Margaret Stewsit, Max and M m . Chester Root and daughter«, ine Knight, Barbara Leslie, Leah Alice and Lois; Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Rover, Dorothy Boll Newton, Ellen Root, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Root and Carver, Bonnie and Helene Gage and children, and Sam Breuer, of Myrtle i Bessie Harry. Point; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Halter,, Mr. and Mm. R. F. Munford, Mr. and Last Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Robison, Mr. and Mrs. Ja- Mrs. E. L. Kay were given a house cjb Moomaw and children, Ben Moo warming by a large party of friends maw and the hostess, Nettie Halter. at their farm home which to in the Miss Candace Rumbaugh, of Cor Fairview district. The Kays left Co- velli*,’ was a guest of the J. D. Carl quiils some time in February to make family over the week end. their home on this place. A potluck Mr. and Mrs. Goldner enjoyed a supper was spread out in the orchard, visit over the week end with their built where latter a large bonfire grand daughter and her husband, and a very pleasant evening was en Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Pauli, of Gardiner. joyed by all present: Messitra. and Mea- Mrs. M. B. Mix entertained as a dames E. L. Kay, Jas. Brady, T. B. week-end guest, Mrs. M. Fairley, of Currie. A. O. Walker, E. M. Kay, Al- Myrtle Point. ton Kay. H. W. Pierce, E. A. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Woodward W. H. Mansell, Fred McNelly, C. P. and son, Gerald, and Oliver Myers Zumwalt. A. B. Collier, W. E. Bosser- irove up from Klamath Falls Satur- man, J. L. Aasen, Ed McKeown and day night to spend the holidays with Geo. A. Dwyer, of Everett, Wash. home folks. Mr. Woodward has a road contract between Merril and Ma- This morning members of the J. G. lin. They returned Monday evening. W. Club motored out to A. N. Gould’s Mr. and Mrs. Art Clement, of Gar- eummer cabin at the Kanu Klub diner, visited friends and relatives grounds in Brewster Valley. Thia to here over the week-end. their annual club picnic and in the ev J. B. Delsmsn went to Camas Val ening the gentlemen will join the la ley this week to bale hay. dies and all enjoy a chicken dinner Melden Carl, Miss Verna Halter, together. Kenneth Carl and Miss Candace Rum baugh motored to Rogue river Sunday Alt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray to see the new bridge. Brown on the Markhfield highway last Mr. and Mrs. Clove McAllister and Thursday evening the member« of 'hildron, Shelby and Mary Jean, spent the Young People’s Christian En the week-end at Bandon visiting deavor society of the Church of "friends and relatives. Christ enjoyed a vary pleasant ev Mrs. B. B. Watkins will entertain ening playing various games out in the ladies’ missionary society at her the grove by their home. About thir home on Halls Creek Wednesday af ty-five were present. ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore and Surprised on Her Birthday sons, Walter and Marvin, of Gardiner, Mrs. J. F. Young was completely visited friends here over the holidays. Mrs. Geo. Langor, of Powers, re surprised on her birthday last Satur day evening, July 2, by a group of turned home Sunday after a week’s friends. The evening was enjoyed visit with her brother and family, Mr. with games and cards. A light re and Mrs. C. E. Schroeder. Shelby McAllister enjoyed a visit freshment was served at midnight. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. W. the past week with his cousin, Burl 0. Terry, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Faulk Cox, of Bandon. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Thompson ner, Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Culbertson, Mr. and Mrs. Bird Nosier, Mr. and and children, Geraldine and David, of Mm. Howard Pointer, Mr. and Mrs. Corvallis, visited over the week end Fred Woodhurst, Bud Mlliigan, Qiff pith Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Robison and Milligan, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Munford. They B. Kramer and Dr. and Mrs. J. F. returned home Sunday evening. Young. Edwin Keltner came home Friday to spend the holidays with his par ents, Mr. and M m . C. A. Keltner. He Marriage Licenses has been working in the mines at Kel July 2—Thon. A. Nicholls and Ina logg, Idaho, for the pest three years. R. Noel, both of Empire. They were The third annual potluck supper of married Saturday at the Episcopal the Arago community church will be church in Marshfield by Rev. W. E. held at the Arago gym on Wednesday Cooper. » evening, July 18. Mrs. J. D. Carl, July 2—Harold Ott and Erma L. Mrs. C. C. Robtoon and Mrs. C. E. Weaver, both of McMinnville. They Schroeder will serve as lunch commit were married Monday by Rev. L. C. tee and Mrs. Ernest Watkins, Mrs. Kirby at the Marshfield M. E. par Albert Lillie and Mrs. Stanley Halter sonage. as program committee. \ July 2—'Fred H. Crush and Betty Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baridow, Harrison, both of Coquille. They were of Gardiner, visited friends and rela married Saturday by Rev. T. R. Jack tives at Arago over the week-end. man at the Foursquare parsonage W. B. Doyle and Aon moved their here. logging tools from Lampe on Mon July 5—Andy Doyle Meek and day, having finished their contract Ruth Murray, both of Marshfield. there. They expect to locate near They were married Tuesday by Rev. Bandon soon. V. W. Anglin at the Bay. Mr. and Mns. O. H. Aaaen, Mr. and July 6—E. Lyle Knox and SavRla I. Mrs. J. L. Burtis, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Robinson, both of Coquille. Carl spent the Fourth with Mr. and July 6—Gervaise' Allen Schrader, Mm. Ernest Watkins of Hells Creek. of Marshfield, and Ruth Randleman, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shaw are en of Bandon. They were married Wed joying a few days’ visit with Mr. nesday by Rev. P. D. Hartman at his Shaw’s parents. Dr. and Mrs. H. A. home here. Shaw, of Ashland, Ore. The doctor’s July 7—J. A. Hemenway, of North health is somewhat improved. Bend, and Marie Gibney, of Marsh field. July 7—Howard Smith, of Bandon, Cases in Justice Stanley’s Court and Beryl Strain, of Langlois. In Justice Stanley’s court Tuesday, Bananas Onions LB. 4 lbs. tbs. Sc IOC FULL < Mmm >/C SALAD OIL QUART BALCO MALT 44c SAFEWAY FLOUR H. 8. Brand, pure Vegetable Oil Beet quality. Hop Flavored First quality fancy Hardwheat (A new low price) BEST FOODS First quality products May onnaise, made with strictly fresh eggs. 24c 47« PINT Quart Salad Dressing Pure quality dressing. I5C 34« PINT Quart $1.09 Alber’s Flapjack Easy to prepare. LARD TEA Fancy English Breakfast. Make cooling ice tea. LB. 91/* MILK Max-i-mum Cellofan bag CHEESE Oregon full cream. Rich and lie lb GALLON 25C Rubbers Fresh Red Double Lipped. PKG. jw. - Large Pkg. JC BEANS Firat Quality Evaporated. TALL S CANS SALMON J Happyvale Fancy Alaska Pink 2«c» 19c CORN White or Golden Bantam Cans. 29« Jelly Glasses % P'nt« PER DOZ. Naptha Soap^fe's^n 21C Store No. 469 COQUILLE July 2—Lawrence E. Teters et al vs. Coos County Court et al. July 5—'Beaver Portland Cement Co. vs. Sitka Spruce Pulp 4 Paper Co. July 6—Edna Newman vs. Francis N. Newman. Suit for divorce. Phone 122 Want Ads One Cent a Werd Each I ns irti a a FOR SA.IJE—Peas for Canning. M. Tway. Phone 2R24. W. FOR RENT—Wrtl furnished rooms, Fire Alarm Wednesday .make a good home, at reasonable The fire department wan called price. Also will furnish board to Wednesday noon to the home of Mrs. those who desire it, good home Mary Gage, just north of Graham’s cooking. Fred Belloni, 440 South Hall, but the fire was out before it Coulter St. arrived, although the room was full of smoke. Mrs. Gage attempted to WANTED TO RENT—About 10 acres cut the wire and cause a short cir with buildings on aH-year road. cuit, the blaze running up to the Rent must be reasonable. Address ceiling. She moved there a couple of box 684. Coquille, Ore. It* weeks ago, having rented her home near the Waahtington school building HAVE 5-acre tract near Normal to E. R. Barnes, of the Standard Oil School, Ashland, Oregon, modern Co. house, to trade for Coquille. J. Konop, Rt. 1, Ashland, Ore. 25t2* Folsom Hotel Apartments FOR SALE—House and five acres on Ssnford Heights. Good road to it from highway. M. D. Sherrard. Single Apt., lights, water, 1,000 ft 24t4 gas free, <11.00. ' Two Room Apt, lights, water, 1,500 A BARGAIN—Must bo sold at once, ft. of gas free, 816.00. Three Room Apt, lights, water, a 1931 8-cylinder Master Buick 2,000 ft. gas free, 820.00. Sedan in excellent condition, run Fuel for heating purposes, washing only 10,000 miles. I took this ear machine, electric ironer, included in on a trade and have no use for Mary Gage, Coquille, Ore. above charge. 26t2* New Summer Rates *
