THE COQUILLE TALLBT SENTINEL, COQUILLE. OREGON. FRlDÀT, APEIL T. IMI.
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MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
Why Buy Any
A. W. Buell, of Salem, was in Myr
tle Point Wednesday and Thursday of
this week, viaiting friends and rela
Have You Tried Our Best
Bulk Coffee?
tives.
The high school carnival, which was
given Friday evening was a great suc
cess; the school cleared over a hun
dred dollars. The program was said
to have been one of the best ever put
on in the hig^ school. There was a
large crowd and several from Powers,
Coquille and Marshfield.
Due to a lack of bueines the L«nd
POUND
Toggery has closed its doors. Mr.
Lund stales that he has not plans for
the immediate future.
Right now you car-owners
“
pret
Robert Clarke
and Julia Myfi
Leatherman spent Sunday afternoon
ty.*
can
more safe,
Van
at Bandon.
How about a nice
fortable,
mileage for a dollar
OVAL SARDINES
The Myrtle Point Lions dub met
Thursday evening at 6:30 in Hamm's
than in
previous year. You
’
2
for
Cafe, the chief business being the ini
for your
to
up with second-choice tires
rea
tiation of six new members. The new
fast? Yes,
have
of
because first-choice
members are: J. H. McCloskey, Perry
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Roper, Mitchel Myers, Herman Det-
cost you no more! -
- Goodyear
’
Smoked
lefsen, Monte Nudahl and L. L,
kind
—
SARDINES
Powers.
The new officers elected at
W—
the last meeting were: Flentge Per-
throughout
throughout the na
3 cans
kine, president; Elton Schroeder was
Eastern Boneless
more than 2 to
-
-
out;
3
appoihted to complete the unfinished
CODFISH
term and Herman Tedsen, of Norway,
all others
because of
guar
succeeds Elton Schroeder as secretary.
antee,
or special
Coach John Essman, science in
for your
Suey
deals, but simply because
structor, basketball and football coach
of the high school, his wife and daugh
biggest
’s
and
can
ter left Sunday for St. Paul, Minn.,
Best Grade
I
-
t
argued
benefits
to make their home.
Mrs. Ted Myers and Gladys Myers,
Boneless
be had from
tires
our
of Coquille, were Myrtle Point visitors
service.
1 tb Brick
Sunday afternoon.
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in 3
Mre. Nellie Dale, who lives on B
street on the hill, suffered a stroke of
2 large
paralysis the first of the week.
LIBBY
’
S.
At the next meeting of the Myrtle
Grange the men will be asked to an
A
Stew
swer to roll call with a statement as
SOAP
2
-
25c
to what kind of feed they are sowing
now. Reading«, stunt« and short
talks will take up the lecture hour
and all Grangers are urged to
Fancy
there.
Miss Wilda Irene Barker
Large Size
united in marriage to Elbert
25c
Schroeder Tuesday morning at.
o’clock in the First
Presbyterian
church in this city. Miss Barker is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Barker of this city and Elbert Schroe
der', is the younger son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Schroeder.
After the
wedding dinner the couple left for
San Francisco for a short honeymoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder wiH make
Plaoe: City Hall.
were greatly complimented by Mr. their home in Myrtle Point where Mr.
Schroeder has employment in his
Timo: 8:00 p. m.
Taylor.
father
’s store.
Time: f:30 p. m.
* Mrs. Kern sketched the last two
Mrs. Roy Oeborne returned Thurs-
When: First and Third Tuesdays.
“Oregoniar\ Garden Guide” pages
day from Gold Beach, where she haajf[
President—Geo. W. Taylor, Sr.
which appear each week in the Sun
day Oregonian,
Thia page is''of been visiting her huaband.
Trees.—Mrs. John A. Martin
Bin Mullen left the first of the
Cor. Sec.—•Mrs. Nellie E. Whereat particular interest to all who like to
week for San Francisco, where he will Dick Taylor, Donald Auer; and chorus
work with flowers and I hope that
Mill, where the children will attend
ners at Bandon Poultry Show and
receive medical treatment.
“George in a Jam” took away quite other club members read "it also.
of native, guards, tourists and dancers. school.
County Fair.
Fertility guaran
Miso
Perma
'Harris,
of
Riverton,
a bit of our attendance at the Flower
Miss Dorcas Gibbs, who formerly
Mr. Taylor told us last night how
teed. Cecil Laws, Coquille.
It*
Myrtle attended high school at Redmond high
Lovers Club Tuesday night, but at to raise large-flowered, 'long-stem spent Thursday visiting in
Mining Location notices for sale at
Point
that we had enough out for a meet med, fine colored daffodils. He said
school in eastern Oregon, entered our this office.
Improved New Oregon Strawberry
At a recent meeting of the Myrtle high school Wednesday as a junior.
ing. We also had several fine entries it was a matt^ of good bulbs and
Plants, »3.00 a 1,000 ; 2,000 for
of mixed bouquets; the one which fertilization. He uses one part bone Point Garden club, officers were
AU the members of the high school
»5.00. Small lota, 35c a 100. L. C.
carried off the cup was one brought meal flour, three parts sheep guano, elected, as follows: Henry Schroeder, and
grade
school boards
were
Call, 1H miles from Cooquille on
by the two Cardwell boys, Billie and one part finely ground peat. Now you president; Mrs. C. E. Huling, vice present at their first joint meeting
Fairview road.
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president; Mrs. Elmer Russell, secre held Tuesday afternoon except Horace
Danny. It was a very' attractive folks, see what you can do.
tary; and Emma Schneider, treasurer. Berry. All of the present staff of
One Coat a Ward Back lMerttaa
bouquet of daffodils, narcissi, tril-
FOR SALE—Corvallis Strawberry
There was the usual discussion of
liums and Wild currant. These two culture of plants and bulbs and there Plans were laid for a spring flower teachers were re-eelcted with a 20
Plants,* fifty cents per hundred. A.
FOR EXCHANGE—94 acres 4H
boys are regular attendants and when is always much to be learned in show to be held the last of April and per cent cut in salary, for next year.
T. Morrison, Coquille, Oregon. It*
miles S. E. of Colville, 40 acres
we realise that they live on a home these talks. One member has a good a discussion was held of the problems
The Sam Clinton family went to
cultivated; fair buildings.
Want FOR SALE—Corn on cob, 75c per 100
stead over a mile from town and practical system, she takes notes of the garden arising at thia time of Marshfield on business Friday.
place, fair buildings, that will sup
lbs., at Randolph school house.
have to walk at that, it certainly during the evening and then trans year. The next meeting will be held
George Hether has purchased the
port 16 costs , two horses, clear for
ought to make us all ashamed that fers these to a notebook. We could on Tuesday, April 11, at the Henry property just south of the school
Homer Cochran, Bandon.
It*
clear. Send full description.
H.
we do not attend better and take all copy her example and not hurt us Schroeder home.
house from Mr. and Mrs. Abe Flewel-
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Watzling, Mr. and ing, of Centralia, Wash., and intends
T. Casidy, Rt. 1, Colville, Wash. 2t* FOR RENT—Unfurnished, desirable
more interest when we live right in any. Our next contest is mixed bou
5-room house. For information see
town with street lights and sidewalks. quets in any kind of container. And Mrs. M. J. Morrison, Albert LaBranch, to dear up all of the brush and re
FOR RENT—Modem 5-room stucco
Mrs. W. S. Sickels.
Other fine entries were by Joy, remember we do not meet until 8 p. Roy Morrison and Katie Guerin spent model the house..
Sunday at Floras Lake picnicking.
bungalow with two. acres of land 4%
Ruth and Roxie Pettengill, Mrs. Kern m. now during the summer.
Mrs. Alton Clausen was a Marsh
Next
Following the regular chapter meet field visitor Friday afternoon.
miles from Coquille. »10 per month. USED CARS—Beat selection in Coos
and Mr. Clinkenbeard. whose narcissi meeting on April 18th.
Mrs. W. H. G.riffin, Riverton, Ore.
— ing of the Elgin Chapter of the Order
Wm. Church and Mrs. Goldie Grif
county, on our lot ..crone from Co
of the Eastern Star Thursday evening, fin were visitors last week in the;
Phone 1R43. 1
12t4*
quille Hotel. Price« are right. Sold
1 Cross of Coquille. Saturday night
Live News From Arago
was a dance.
grade school. Ray Smith and Wini-1
with a written guarantee. Liberal
she
visited
Priscilla
Hickam
of
Co
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lane of Co
Mrs. 8. C. Braden and daughter, Ired Schroeder visited in the high WANT RANCHES, dairy, stock, etc.,
terms.
quille and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Meyers quille.
Have cash buyers. Quick action.
Jacqueline, are visiting Mrs. Ralph school this week.
Dorothy Houshire ad George Royer
*W>d Olive Meyers were dinner guests
Price moat be fair. Goldstein 1622
Sigsby. Mrs. Braden's daughter, in
Miss Rets Hundley, a former River
' of Myrtle Point and Mr. and Mrs.
■df Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Halter Sun
Rocklin, California.
12th Ave., San Francisco, Cal. 12tl*
ton resident and student, is visiting
.
Wm.
Miller
were
guests
of
Mrs.
Mary
day.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met friends in this vinicity after an ab- '
JERSEY WHITE GIANT hatching
Ethel Collier visited friends in Miller Sunday.
Wednesday afternoon at the home of «ence of six years.
Mr. and Mrs. George Zwiserling
eggs, from ten pound birds. Also
North Bend last week-end.
Mrs. Roy Garrett. Mrs. Bessie Warner
SOUTHWESTERN MOTOR CO.
Mr. and Mrs. Lige Culbertson and
White Leghorn eggs. Prise win
Mm. Sarah "L. Wood returned to and children Edith and Junior went assisted.
Coquille, Oregon
Phone 26-J
family of Gravel Ford and Mr. and
to
Eugene
Wednesday
on
business,
re-
her home in Coquille Friday. Her
v
Mr. and Mm. Arthur Nelson and Mrs. Jim Watson and family spent
sister, Mrs. L. R. Hampton spent the
_U1
children, Eleanor and Donald, from the day Sunday with Isaac Watson
Clyde Lillie is able to be back in
week-end with her.
Drain, have been viaiting his parents. and family.
school
after
a
week
’
s
absence
with
in
A group of ladies of the community
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zumwalt have
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Molthu went
fluenza.
gathered at the home of Mrs. Everett
moved to their ranch on the cemetery to Washington this week to visit Mr.
John
Henry
Schroeder
visited
his
Lafferty Wednesday and assisted
her‘with some ' quilting“~A pHluek^^L^i ^roe<,*r
McKinley road.
Molthu’s brother. E. A. Smith ac
Mr. and Mrs. ChetPeadsn, Mrs. M. companied them as far as Oregon City.
over
the
week-end.
dinner was served at noon. Those en
J. Morrison, Ann Watzling, Mrs. An
Ladies of the South Methodist
Mrs. 0. H. Aasen entertained her
joying the day were Mesdames A1-.
na Tripp motored to Riverton Thurs church of Coquille planned a surprise
Sunday
School
class
at
dinner
Sunday.
bert Gulstrom and son Darwin, B. B.
day afternoon.
party for Mrs. A. T. Morrison, who
Watkins, George Hampton, Adrian Those enjoying the day were Bernice
has a cranberry bog near Bandon
Halter and son Allen, Wendell Rob Gillespie, Alvina Billings, Gladys Mil-
.-ru n-n
They stopped in Riverton
inson, Stanley Halter, Albert Lillie , ler. Junior Gulstrom, Arda Gillespie,
“The Belle of Bagdad, a two-act and
D. L. Perkinl
„
and daughter Glenda, G. A. Collier, Mary Jean McAllieter, Gerald Wood operetta to be given by the high vlglting
brother,r G
J. D. Carl, C. E. Schroeder and Noami ward, Oncar Purser, Laura Bernice school glee clubs, accompanied by the
Shelton,
■I
Lillie, Loree Randleman and Melba
Robinson,
town orchestra, will be given for I
I Mr. and Mrs. Ben Atkinson were
Mr. and Mm. W. A. Wellman, Mr. Purser.
the benefit of the Coquille Grange
Mrs. Cleve McAllieter entertained
visiting their son snd daughter-in-
and Mrs. C. J. D. Ray and Mrs. Eu- '
Thursday evening, April 20, and in
genia Fairly of Myrtle Point were as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. the Riverton auditorium the follow law, Mr. and Mrs. Loe AtkinJon, Bun
day.
entertained as dinner guests Monday : Edward Wannamaugher and Mr. and ing evening, April 21.
The setting
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ! Mrs. Leo Cox and son Burl of Bandon.
Mrs. Susan Leggett, of Myrtle
is Oriental Bagdad with beautiful
Jim Stauff of Santa Monica, Calif.,
Otha Ray,.the occasion being Harold
Bagdad girls, aviators, movie stars, Point, who paused away at her home
visited friends in Arago Friday. He
Lee'» fifth birthday.
assassins, calif or ruler of Bagdad, last week, was a former Riverton
The juniors and sophmores were came up on business concerning
.English lords and homely old maids. resident. Her son, Goo. Hether, and
entertained by the freshmen and se large dairy ranch at Arago,
The cast in order of appearance are: grandson, George Hether, are now
Stauff was an Arago resident
niors at the gymnasium Friday even
Mrs. J. Horace McCann, Cherie Mae residents of this vicinity.
T^»e party given by the student body
ing. The evening was spent playing many years.
, Hartwell; Elsa
McCann, Eleanor
Mr." ad Mrs. J. A. Barnett enter
games. At a late hour refreshments
| Heilman; Anne Blackwell, Velma last Friday night in the gymnasium
♦
tained as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
were served.
Rogers; Lord Archie Fitzgibbons, was probably the beet invitational
The grade boys and girls basket Em mitt Hammack of Myrtle Point
Bin Ridle; Zelinda, Helen Nulf; Rose, party given here in some time. Games,
ball teams were entertained as guests
Agnes Hull; Lily, Deen Haris; Ali dancing and card playing afforded the
See Mansell Drayage A Delivery Ben. Mustapha, Lubert Bernets; Has amusement while supper was served
at a chicken dinner at the home of
Orders filled son El Carib, Mervil Hultin; Jewel, I at ten-thirty to about 86 people.
Mfs. Jesse Robinson Saturday even Co. for Alpine eoal.
ing. After dinner they played games. promptly.
tf Lavelle Watetrom; Bob Ballentine.
Mr. and Mrs. Oylear and three chil
Lois Schroeder spent Friday night
Jack Auer; Bill Blake, Earl Edgman; < dren have moved from their ranch on
aa a guest of Lodema and Yvonne
Calling carda 100 for I1A0.
Henrietta Whipstich, Paulino Miller; 1 the North Bank road, to Johnson's
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Shen
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First Choice Xm
PER
• • •
- - - You
.
troublefree
any
put
sons
economy,
are sitting
buy
com-
Camps
SALT MACKEREL
Sunday morning break
we
them
don t have
for
tires
-
Tires
—the
we sell are first-choice here,
the state,
tion, by
1!
-
They
sell
not
any trick
or phony inducements,
they give people
the
money worth,
people know
it - -
Don’ be
out the
to
the leading
and
15c
cans
Fancy Small Norwegian
15c each
.
25c
Fancy
Ready Cut
lb Box
BEAN SPROUTS
Chop
Per
Alaskan
CODFISH —
GOODYEAR
v
cans
DINA-MITE MUSH
Cooks
minutes
packages
35c
RAGOU
Good Beef
-
-
LIFE BUOY
15c
Coquille Service Stati
FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT
CREME OIL SOAP
3 for
Busy Corner Grocery
Delivery
Want Ads
Believe It Or Not!
Values up to
Vi dues up to
$7.50
$4-50
for Only
for only >
79c
49c
and Other Special Prices
AT
Hudson’s Drug Store
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