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THE COqUILLB VALLEY PAGI TEN SENTINEL,'COQUILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY. JUNE 22, 1M4. —— FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JUNE 22 - 23 Annie could warble like the Duck! * bird In one heart-felt yelp Annie Snod grass rose from nothing. with good, strong adenoids Any girl can do the same thiag. U SING and LIKE IT 9 9 with 5 hysterical stars in a high pressure giggle drama! ZASÜ PITTS Pert Kelton, Edward Everett Horton, Nat Pendleton, Ned Sparks . . . PREVIEW M ay Attend the 9 o’clock show and remain over as our guest and see this added feature. Brought, to the Screen at Last! Will James’ Beloved “SMOKY” ii i ■ i i i » Invitations are out for the wedding of Mis* Avis iHartnon, of Coquille, to Mr. Daniel C. Maginnis, of Marsh field. The event will be solemnised at the home of the bride's uncle, H. N. Lorens, on East First atreet, at 10:90 a. m., Saturday, July 7. MOSQUITOES COCKROACHES BED BUGS M t . and Mr*. L. W. Clever enjoyed a visit from Saturday until Monday from old friends, Mr. and Mrs. A. The Campfire Board of Sponsor* Vaughn, of Vancouver, Wash., and will hold their regular meeting at the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Butler, of Salem. city hall Tuesday. June 26th, 7:30 p. The six spent a couple of days catch ing trout and bass up at Lake Tah- kenitch. Special summer rates in piano lea- Mrs. Ethel .Littler, Powers school sons. Mm. Woodyard. Phone 23OL. > nuree, is acting as county health Maxine Gano, of Portland, came nurse for the next six weeks while down with C. W. Gano last week to Mrs. Leia Elrod is attending the U. spend the summer here with her of 0. extension division at Portland. cousin, Evelyn. She seeks to obtain a public health Body and Fender repair work done certificate. Mrs. Elrod left for Port toy experienced mechanics, Our body land last Thursday. painter ia an expert. Let u* prove we Fireworks, all kinds, at Nosier’« have the beat of repair aervice. South- Service Station and Fruit Stand, on wstern Motor Co. 11 tf the Marshfield Highway, a mile and a Mt*. A. 0. Walker and three chil half from the business section of Co dren moved down to Bandon for the quille. summer thia week. They will occupy Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Sherrard came the Carrier cottape. in laat evening from Stockton, Calif., County Clerk and Mra. L. W. Oddy for a week or ten days’ stay. They left yesterday morning on a vacation were accompanied by his sieter, Mrs. trip ¿o Jerome, Idaho. A sister of J. R. Beard, of Lebanon, who will visit here for a few days. Mr. Sher Mrs. Oddy’* lives there. rard came up to look after his place Jim Erwin writes Fire A Auto out on Sanford Heights. mobile Insurance. Low Rates - Reli Fireworks, flags, ice cream, pop, able Companies. See him today. Tell your friends. Address, Coquille, Ore. fruits, etc., will be on display and for sale at the Arnold Stand, a mile out E. G. Opermsn left last Monday of town .on the Marshfield Highway, evening on a trip to the north end of beginning Sunday, June 24. Folsom Vancouver Island, where he will spend Grocery. a month visiting his sister. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ayers and son, Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and George, returned to Coquille last Sun milk, the only milk and eream made day from Caldwell, Idaho, where they safe by pasteurisation. have been located for the past year James Lambert, recently from Cal- or more. Mr. Ayers has completed fornia, waa picked up at North Bend his wonk with the Foursquare church last Saturday and found insane in in the Idaho city and does not know probate court. He waa taken to the where he will now be located. asylum on Tuesday. George, who wax formerly employed Buy your Firecrackers and all in the Sentinel office, expects to re other Fireworka at the Noaler Service main in Cooa county. Station and Fruit Stand on the Marsh Mr. and M t *. C. W. Ashton enjoyed field Highway. a visit from Saturday to Monday Judge J. T. Brand excuaed the from their daughter, Norma, and her petit jury Wednesday for the June family, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Zeile and term of court, and announced that a two children, whose home is in Salt motion day would be held today (Fri Lake City. Mr. Zeile is special agent for an insurance company, and Mrs. day.) Zeile is accompanying him on hi« Dr. C. A. iRietman’a dental office is trip over his territory. The two chil closed thin week, he having gone to dren remained for a several week’« Portland Tuesday to atend the state vacation visit with their grandpar convention and dental clinic. He will ent*. • be back Monday morning. Writing from Lindsay, Calif., to Mr. Webb Cooked the Steaks subscribe for the Sentinel, Mr*. Laue* The old time Corn Show bunch of Broadbent says, “It has been eighteen Cornfield Canarie« ha« been pretty years aince we left Coo* county, but I badly broken up in recent years still like to hear from there.” through removals from the city, but Cloverleaf Dairy milk and whipping the survivors try to get together, with cream on sale at Folsom’s Grocery a few others, at least once a year for and Peoples Market at all times. For a «teak feed. The 1934 affair oc delivery, call 7iR42. V. L. Cornelius. curred Wednesday evening when F. G. and Earl E. Leelie, E. D. Webb, L. 19tf H. Hazard, O. T. Gant, H. E. Hess and A foot correctionist expert. Dr. W. J. L. Smith drove down to the latter’s F. .Holloway, of San Francisco, is to Bandon cottage. Mr. Webb, with be at the office of Dr. C. G. Stem, chef cap and apron and «11 the neces chiropractor, next Monday and Tues sary material with which to work up day, June 26 and 26. Note his adv. a most appetizing feed, acted a* mas elsewhere in this issue. ter of ceremonies, and full justice Mrs. R. B. Miller and daughter left was done to the vianda he dished up. for their home in Medford yesterday Needless to say the old-time Corn noon after visiting friend* in Coquille Show songs came in for a lot of re since laat Sunday. While here they petition and the crowd at the dance were gueuta at the F. C. Hudson all left the Silver Spray to congre home. ' gate outside and liaten to the silvery music which issued from the Smith Mna. Jennie Price will leave Sun day on a month’s trip to the north, cottage. where she will visit several of her laughter«. She expects to divide her time between Montesano, Seattle, Bremerton and Yakima. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hooker here from Eugene Sunday for a visit with their daughter, Mrs. Gant, and family. Mrs. Gant out with them when they left week’s visit in Eugene. were short O. T. went for a Skyrockets, pinwheels, fire crackers, everything for the Fourth, at the Ar nold Stand, a mile out of Coquille toward Marshfield, beginning Sunday, June 24. Folsom’s Grocery. The Happy Harmony Trio will pre- aant special numbers at the Christian. Endeavor meeting and ateo for the church service next Sunday evening, June 24, at the Church of Christ Ev eryone is cordially invited. Happy Harmony Trio You can’t afford to ignore dangerous flies . and other insects. Get rid of these germ car riers with Elkay’s Fly-Killer. Jt is 14% stronger than the accepted standard. Leaves a pleasant odor and will not stain. It is sold only at Rexall Drug Stores. FLY'KILLER «’ PINT QUART 49C 89« ’ 'I , Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc Jterv T*e DRUGGISTS STATIONERS < >. Bryant Cottage Nearly Finished Arrivals at County Jail Three couples went down with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Bryant Wednesday evening, and helped them try out that magnificent fireplace which Geo. T. Cook has just completed at their sea shore cottage. Cook says it is the second largest fireplace he ever built and it is a handsome affair with its outside covering with beach rock of the face and rear of the fireplace as well as the 30 to 40 feet from the base to the top of the chimney. The hearth with its flat stones and color ed concrete filling is not the least f its attractions. The cottage will be completed in two or three weeks, not much remain ing to do except finish covering the outside walls with shakes, laying the flooring and installing the windows. Thirty-five long piling, driven to hardpan or rock, prevents any possi bility of slipping unless there could be a cataclysmic upheaval of the Pa cific shore line. One of the pleasing features of the cottage's appearance is the hit and miss laying of the shingles on the steep roof, and the shakes, which will be left to weather, without any pro tective covering, will grow more beau tiful silver gray as time goes on. The Bryants are going to have as comfortable and fine-looking a cot tage as can be found along the Ore gon coast and they are already talk ing of making it their year-round home when George retiree from the logging business. Admissions to the county jail thia week were as follow«: Donald Wi'aon, fined $60 by Justice of the Peace W. B. Haynes at Bandon, for having deer meat in hia posses sion. The arraat was made by State Police Cornell. R. L. ¡Foster, Lester Smith and Dave Davis, taken before Justice Bolt at Marshfield on a larceny charge, were released Monday after having posted $100 bond* each. Ernest Clark, for being drunk on the streets of North Bend, was given 50 days in jail to thoroughly sober up. Auxiliary Picnic The American Legion Auxiliary at tendance contest at sewing meetings has ended. The losing side, with Mra. Virgie Hayne* a* chairman, ia enter taining the winning side at a picnic at the home of Mrs. Edns Kern on Tuesday afternoon, June 26. Lunch will be served at 1:00 p. m. Mrs. Gladys Gano is chsirmsn of the win ning side. r Piano Instruction Summer Classes INEZ ROVER Palmer’s Radio Shop The place to get Your Radio Rejuvenated You are sure of a Square Deal The Happy Harmony Trio, conabt- Insure your car with Ned G. Kelley ing of Mra. Lola Thompson of Granta Paas, and the Misses Glenns and In a reliable Oregon stock company. Carol Stephens, of McMinnville, will be in Coquille and present a concert next Monday evening, Jane 26, at the Church of Christ, at 8:00 o’clock. The young ladies have just returned from a concert tour into southern Califor nia. They will present a program of It has been my good fortune to secure the services melody and merriment, including songs, humorous readings and imper of Dr. W. F. Holloway, of San Francisco, who is sonations, piano accordian music and personally known to me as an Expert Foot Cor- chalk paintings. There will be no ad rectionist of national repute, who will assist me mission change but a freewill offer in a two-day clinic on Foot Correction, ing will be taken. The public is in vited to attend. | To Foot Sufferers M. P. Man Killed Near Portland Elmer T. Billing«, who was killed Dr. G. C. Stem, chiropractic physi Tuesday at a logging camp near Port cian, foot correctionist, electro thera land, will be buried today, funeral pist, 292 Moulton St, phone 86J. 22tf services being held at his former home, Myrtle Point. Mr. Billings was M t , and Mrs. C. L. Ward left yes bom October 29, 1900. He is sur terday for AJameds, Calif., where he vived by seven sisters and three will be temporarily located while do brothers. The sisters include Mabel ing research work in the San Fran and Violet Billings and Mm. Mike cisco Bay district. He did not an Burke, of Marshfield; Mrs. Beulslt nounce hia plans for next fall. Willis, Mr*. Florence 'Roberts and Get your Fireworka at the Arnold Mrs. Goldie Horrel, all of San Fran Stand on the Marshfield Highway. Al cisco, and Mrs. Opal Moore, of Spo Brothers aré Stephen and so flags, soft drinks, ice cream. Fol- kane. Ralston, of Portland, and Berlin, of •Yom Grocery. Powers. Dr. and Mrs, J. R. Bunch and chil dren left Tuesday evening for Port I wish to announce to all my friends land where the family will viist Mrs. and clients that I am now settled in Bunch's parent*, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. my office at my residence. Office and Couch, while the doctor is attending residence are entirety separate and the dental elinica. clinics. They will return apart each from the other and all due next Tuesday. privacy is afforded when in consulta Brick and Drain Tile at prices you tion. You are invited to call and in can afford to pay. Arago Brick Yard spect my new quartern. Arago, Ore. IT WON’T STAIN 80t4* tf J, J. Stanley. Monday and Tuesday, Dr. Holloway does his work with the hands only, without pain, and without the use of Knife, Drugs, Metal Arch Supports, or the strapping of the feet, and can assure you prompt results in ev ery case accepted. Do not fail to see him while he is here, as you may be suffering from Rheuma tism. Sciatica, Lumbago, Constipation, or any number of other serious ailments as a result of bad feet. Examination is free. All corrections will be made at prices you can afford to pay. Phone M-J for an appointment. Dr» C. G. Stem 292 Moulton St. Coquille, Oregon
