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THE COQUILLE TALLET SENTINEL. COQUILLE. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER N. 1933. PAGI BIGHT Championship Tournament On W. C. T. U. County Convention ; Portland C. of C. Visitors In its “Divots” column this week Pledge Co-operation to Coos At the all-day W. C. T.' U. county the Western World has the following meeting, held in the Christian church (Continued from first page) to say about the championship tour here on Tbesday, Mrs. C. C. Farr was nament now on at the Bandon West- re-elected as county chairman and People and all other officers who had served the served them at noon, thence to Myrtle most Golf Club, and which is parti- Telline About past year ware again chosen. Mrs. Point and back to Coquille by four cipated in by several Coquille golf Events in the City and bugs: J«s. Richmond is vice president; Mrs. o'clock. County In all three of the valley towns Delbert Loree, of Bandon, recording The big battle of the year—the secretary; Mrs. Wm. Phillipa, of they visited industrial plants, stop MUs Avis Hartson returned the Miss Avi» Marshfield, treasurer; and Mrs. F. G. ped at A. T. Morrison's cranberry bog championship tournament—is under near Bandon, inspected the Ford and way. The opening guns were fired first of the week from a short vUit in Leslie, corresponding secretary. Cadman 70 acres of- peas near Cedar laet Sunday and an enthusiastic army T. C. As delegates to the state W. Eugene. Point, and were ready for the 5:15 has entered the field for the first For sound fire insurance, go to Ned U. convention in Portland, Oct. 17 to luncheon in the hotel here. skirmish. The qualifying round of 20, Mrs. Felix Hull, of Bandon, Mrs. C. Kelley. R.L. Stewart, president of the Co 18 holes was made under rather sub Wm. PhiMips, of Marshfield, Mrs. Mrs. Sherman Lewis and Mrs. A. O. Delbert Doree, of Bandon, Mrs. C. C. quille Chamber of Comemrce, intro normal conditions which were reflect Culbertson returned home from Sa Farr and Mrs. Fred Schaer, of Co duced Mayor J. Arthur Berg who in ed in the scores. The barometer was lem last Thursday. quille, were chosen, with Mrs. F. G. a few words gave the 46 diners in at low and the scores were high. Only tendance a most cordial welcome, and three were in the seventies, Bob Broken Lenses duplicated, bring me Leslie as alternate. The financial report showed that then turned the meeting over to C. D. Zentner with a 75, Felsheim with 76, - the pieces. V. R. Wiiaon, Optometrist. the county organization is in a good Porter, who called on several of the and Donahey with 77. New Bulk Sauerkraut has arrived, So far 25 have qualified and paid condition, all bills having been paid, Portland visitors for talks. Those the season’s best; 8 cents a pound at who responded were E. R. Wiggins, their entry fees. Others may do so and money in the treasury. The Peoples Market. The On the day’s program appeared an Eddie Weinbaum, L. T. Hays, D. C. before the end of the week. Merle H. Doane was here from illustrated poem, “Revenues,” Mrs. Freeman and B. F., Irvine, the be player« have been divided' into two groups, A and B, the former repre Medford Friday and Saturday vieit- Nina Nosier doing the drawing while loved editor of the Oregon Journal. In his usual heart-touching man senting the lower score group and ing his sister, Mrs. A. O. Culberteon. Mrs. Martha Mulkey read it. Rev. W. Raymond Wilder, who is lier, l^r, ^Irvine told how he considered the latter the higher score group. For Old Growth Fir and Alpine conducting a two weeks’ service at! | CoqSille as*almo«t a home, how happy Pairings were made in a drawing held Coal call Earl Edgmon, phone lR-o the people of bhis section should he at the club house Sunday, in which 12 Coquille, Bandon. Highway. Mt4* the Pioneer church,' rendered a sojo, in the enjoyment of the natural ad were matched ’on each side, leaving “After the Shadows,” and Supt. C. Those interested in a kindergarten L. Ward gave the convention a talk vantages , in which Coos county Tuttle who qualified since, in Group class, see Dena Curie immediately, on the , place. of the schools in the aboumM, and as did all the rest of the A, drawing a bye, unless another play 589 N. Coulter street. Class hours, 2 to present changing conditions of our speakers, here and at the Bay, pledged er qualifies in that group before the Portland’s co-operation in whatever end of the week. If another player 5 p. m. national life. the Coos empire attempts to promul qualifies in A group he will be match Various reports on the organiza Judge Brand in Circuit court here gate. ed with Tuttle. Tuesday granted a decree of divorce tion’s activities the pact year were Especially was this true in regard The pairing« are as follows: also submitted. to Margaret F. Powell, separating her to the five assured bridges on the Group A from Jno. R. Powell. Coast Highway, and one speaker, Mr. Linn ........... ... vs. ....Jeub Death from Eating Mussels V. R. Wilson, "Optometrist." Errors Wiggins, stated that within 30 days Clinton .... %>••••• Jenkin« One man is dead and three others a contract would be let for the first Gallier .... in refraction corrected, without the . Roselle use of drugs. “For glasses" see Wil narrowly escaped death from eating of the five and that the others would Donahey .. Felsheim son first and save money. • 7tf mussels found at Brushes creek be follow in regular order, It is hoped Brown, H. . . Hadsall low Port Orford last Sunday. Delos Bennett Mrs. 0. J. Culbertson, of Harbor, Gardiner, a resident of the Four Mile to have all completed by the end of Zentner ... Tuttle ... was here -fit Coquille at her son’s country below Bandon, ia the one who 1935. He also gave unstinted praise to Group B home Friday evening. She is visiting succumbed and his son, John, Bill the brand of weather displayed on Dalen . .. vs. ... .. Brown, V with friends at Riverton. Hart and W. ¡H, Cummings are those Wednesday, besides urging the whole Emery I • '»» »• « s . r* .. Bradford Buy your music and book and ata- who were saved by prompt medical coast county to boost and boost and Perry . ... Johnson attention at the hospital in Bandon. tionery needs at Norton’s. boost for tourist travel along the Giles ... Jacobson Hart and Cummings, who are pros coast. Jarvis . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lorens expect ... Woomer Mr. Weinbaum extended'the vis Howe to leave Sunday morning for Walla pectors, brought the mussels to the .......... Ulett Gardiner ranch and said they were ¡tors’ thanks and appreciation for the Walla, Waah., where they will visit It is aimed to complete the first Mr. many courtesies shown them on their a few days with their eon, Fred, and going to use them for fishing. elimination flight beore the end of Gardiner said that mussels were good two days’ visit to the county. next week, so that pairings can be wife. to eat and after cooking them, all As a good-will trip by leading busi made for the second flight to begin on Mrs. R. E. Carruthers, sister of four men proceeded to eat a quantity. ness men fpom the state's largest October 8. The finale will be between ■ Mrs. F. L. Greenough, and her friend, They soon became patrially par City, who frequently expressed the Miss Sadie Crang, drove down from alyzed, and could not control their idea that Portland could only grow the winner in Group A^and'the winner Astoria yesterday for a visit at the actions nor feet. Getting into their car and prosper as did the reat of the in Group B, the prize being a silver loving cup properly engraved. Greenough home. they drove to Bandon where the night state, this visit was a great success Insure your car with Ned C. Kelley officer was preparing to arrest John and Coquille and all of Coos county Eyes Examined, glasses fitted. in a reliable Oregon stock company. Gardiner for druqken driving, his car will be glad to again welcome visitors Firwt quality lenses furnished. For moving erratically all over .the street. from the metropolis whenever they better vision see Wiiaon first Co The Sentinel ia making a Bargain He could hardly articulate by that can And time to come and see us. quille, Oregon. Day offer for new subscribers. For time but managed to make it plain 82 it will be sent from Oct 1, 1933 that all were sick and needed to see a Warranty ana Bargain 4 Sale It’s worth the price of admission to Jan. 1, 1935—fifteen months—for doctor. Delos Gardiner, it was found, Deeds for sale at The Sentinel office. «lone to see the Queen and her at the price of twelve. had d<ed on the eight-mile trlp^ to tendants at the Autumn Festival Mr. and Mrs. Sam Taylor and son Bandon. Dance, Oct. 14. « • Highway Built by Hand Doctors Lucas and Gail, whom Dep left yesterday morning for a few days’ stay in Portland. Mr. Taylor uty Sheriff Wm. Davis interviewed in > A road, built entirely by hand, be See Mansell Drayage and Delivery went on business, expecting to return the course of an investigation, told tween Kabul,' Afghanistan, and the border of Soviet Russia, Is expected Co. for Mill Wood, 82 a load. Orders the officer that the mussels were pois the first of the week. to exjiedlte commercial relations be- filled promptly. onous because they were above the tween the two countries Old Beaver Hill Vein Coal, 36.50 level where they were immersed ev- per ton for lump delivered in Coquille. ery day by the rising tide. . MASONRY WORK Leave orders at Roosevelt Service First Arithmetic Booh Of any kind Station, phone 114. C. Jack Shumate. The first arithmetic book printed Prompt Service Reasonable Prices Keep the date, Oct. 14, and the 7tf -4* place, Aragon Ball Room, Coquille, was Bishop John Sherwood's "I.udus GEO. T. COOK Mrs. Roy A. Wernich left Tuesday in mind for the Business and Profes Arithmo-Mavhlnae." In Rome. In the Box 62 Coquille, Ore. year 1482. for a month's visit at her old home sional Women’s Club Dance. in Minneapolis, Minn. Her daughter, - - J2- ■ H ■ ■ ■ H E. Catherine, drove her to Portland Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and where she took the train. milk, the only milk and cream made Ruasell Martindale left last Thurs safe by pasteurisation. day to attend Fresno State College in See Maneel 1 Drayage and Delivery A week of the best programs ever put on the air. California, expecting to attend the year. His sister, Gwendolyn, has Co. for Mill Wood, 82 a load. Orders Sponsored by the entire radio industry filled promptly. been there for a month or more. RADIO PROGRESS WEEK-Od. 2nd to 7th Good Old Growth Fir Wood, •ny Ask Ned C. Kelley for rates on Fire length deaired; Alpine Coal, delivered Insurance. anywhere. E. M. Briner, phone 71 or 74J. 29tf Population of China Good ooal from the ningham creek, 83.00 lump, >1.60 for nut, across from McCurdy Sterbenk. mine on Cun per ton for at the mine; ranch. Martin 34tp Sheriff H. E. Hess and J. L. Smith returned Monday evening from Klam ath Falls where the ofllcer went to pick up a youthful check forger. The men left last Friday morning, going first to Pendleton for the last day of the Round-up. The population of China Is estimateli at 474.787.000. Be sure you do not miss it. Have your radio put in shape now Give me a call, I will do the rest at a surprisingly low cost. EVERETT PALMER Certified Radio Trician Opposite Gould’s Furniture Store The Airman Looks at the World’s Fair New Bulk Sauerkraut has arrived, the season’s best; 8 cents a pound at The Peoples Market. v Tamale Sale—Pioneer Hall Satur- day morning, October 7. Made in shucks and of real chicken. Superin tended by the Marshfield ladies. If orders are given in advance they will be delivered. 20c each. Order from Mrs. Henry ¡Ellis or Mra.L. W. Oddy. Mrs. T. R. Jackman loft Sunday evening, enroute by stage for Lodi, Calif.,* being called there by the ill ness of her mother. Owing to Mr. Jackman’s absence, Miso Campbell, pastor of the Foursquare Church in Marshfield, wiR be the speaker at both the morning and evening services here in Coquille^Mr. Jackman will return to Coquille Monday. Five members of Mamie Rebekah Lodge, No. 20, drove to Gold Beach Wednesday evening to enjoy the cel ebration of the Gold Beach Lodge’s second birthday anniversary. They also observed the 82nd anniversary of the Rebekah degree. Those who went from CoquiHe were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaer. Hester Holverstott, Myrtle Noah and Mrs. John Oerding. Calling cards 80 for <1.00. ■ I view which was snapped far above the 628-foot Sky Rida towers which ara shown in the back ground. Reliable Guardians The next time you need aspirin, cod liver oil, min eral oil, castor oil, epsom salt or other guardians of your family’s health, ask for them by the name of Puretest at the Rexall Drug Store. - . For Puretest Products have set a new standard of purity that has never been equalled. They are made by the United Drug Company, world’s larg- , est producers of drug store merchandise. Better than these proofs test Puretest Products yourself. . •st . . Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc. T*e DRUGGISTS Calling cards 50 for 31-00. MISS INEZ ROVER Piano Instructor Along the lines of the most ap proved modern methode. 105 W. 2nd St. Phone 30-L as STATIONERS S. D. NO. 44 WARRANT CALL Notice is hereby given that School District No. 44, Coos County, Oregon, has called ita warrants Nos. 26 and 27, and intereet on them will cease as of this date, Sept. 29, 1933. Leia M. Avery, Clerk, School District No. 44, lt Coquille, Ore
