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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1934)
•47- J . ft 7 . ' .. i.., 7 L. MU 9 t. '!■ W*.?* _ NOV. 30 - DEC. i RI. - SAT. Celling About People and Event« in the City and County 10c * - & 25c REVIEW - You'll Lau/fh — You'll Wonder — You'll Thrill I ^7 ■ i.*<s ■ ■■i \ 4 SUN — DEC. 2 - 3 4 MON. - TUE ■ •'< • f J 1 ■ Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream ano tulk, tne only milk and cream made <ato by pasteurisation. Commander S. E. Smith, of the U. S. Navy, 'located at Bremerton, was here yesterday to spend Thsnksgiv- >ng with his sister, Mrs. J. E. Axtell, and family. Warrants, at par, accepted at achroeder’s Jewelry store for either repair work or for any merchandise ■arried. Select your gifts early. E I I Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Harvey ana jaby came up from Ophir, Where he s in the schools, to spend Thanks jiving with her mother, Mrs. Inet Chase. The American Legion netted nearly $30 Saturday evening with their Tur key Keno and distributed 26 birds, rhey plan on another Keno just be- ore Christmas. the world through rose co l orad glass««.. that'll make you happy whether y o« wai 1 « A Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Bunch are en- oying a visit from her parents, Mr ind Mrs. K. C. Couch who arrived .he latter part*of last week from heir home in Portland. Body and Fender repair work done >y experienced mechanics. Our body minter is an expert. Let us prove ve have the best of repair service iouthwestem Motor Co. llti ’ 'bj'-■- j < « 7 - 8 GAY NEW SONG HITS! LAUGHS! ROMANCE ! MKR1IMINTI ¡3 ’¿-H-'. 7- .'-.'A;.#-;*-.' AND Geo. J. Bohrer, formerly sheriff of Coos county, but sow a sergeant in the state with headquarters in Salem, Coquille visitor Monday. deputy who is police, was a Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sercomb ar rived here from Portland, Tuesday ivening, to-eat turkey yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hazard. They left for home this morning. , Your warrants, county or school district, will be, accepted at Schroe der’s Jewelry store for either mer chandise or repair work—at par. Star ef the faasewe N. Y. Repertory Theatre in her Mr. and Mrs. A. Combe came tn Monday from Sisters. Ore., where he >as been operating a sawmill, to stay -or several months, or until the weather moderates next spring. ' 77 ■ HANK -. McHUQH ALLEN JENKINS , 1UTH DONNELLY JOHN HALLIDAY DO1OTHT DARE Try the Rainbow. Special* Duck Hunters' Breakfast on Friday, Sat urday and Sunday, Nov. 30, Dec. 1 ind 2, and every Friday and Satur day during Duck Season. Open at 5 a. m. 2t* ADMISSION KIDDIES 10c ADULTS 35c Sponsored By *•. rap r. * ' «¿A ■' æ&V. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bennett and daughter came in Wednesday eve ning from Corvallis to eat Thanksgiv ing turkey with their old friends, Mr. and Mrs Ray Thomas. They returned dome last night The Coquille High School) Girls’ League 4 DEC. 5-6 WED» - THUR. U n W mw H« HfiH te Hb Arma...Ite W n W T m N ta lb Hurt ■ 5 is ... «toUfORCE RAFT PRlerR" k A Pnmmava« Fkhare wiH» CAROLE LOMBARD . SALLY RAND SSS » FRANCES DRAKE — Alraatad b* *•••!«« Í' A J Á Æ M n RRH IN PERSON ON THE STAGE I I—I UÀ 8 r— I HAL MASCh I Ì fljj. 30 IM /'S« ■ ■ ( I' Mrs. Estelle Gray, who had been 'isiting her sister, Mrs. F. G. Leslie, or the past month, left Tuesday for tor home in Whittier. Calif. She ae- jompanied Mr and Mrs. Keith Leslie on their trip south. Mr. and Mrs. Emory E. Johnston, m Spurgeon Hill, are enjoying a Mrs /isit from his mother, Mrs. Geo fohnston. and his brother, who ar rived Tuesday evering from their io«qe tn Moocow, Idaho. - Movie Stunt Star WORLD’S IRON JAW CHAMPION . . .with . . SIR I LE RADD Million-Dollar Smile Giri SEE The Death Defying Human Bridge and Scores of Other Breathtaking Stunts Spiced With Comedy and Mystery. * -7’ - -, . : NO ADVANCE IN ADMISSION ADULTS 2te| [ children 10 c I m , :...---------- IIBECTY THEATRE COQUILLE Cloverleaf Dairy milk and whip- iing cream on sale at Folsom’s Gro- •ery nnd People’s Market at all times. For delivery, cal) 7R42. V. L. Cor- nelius 19tf E. M. Bedford, an attorney of Augusta, Wi« , and an uncle of A. E. Bradford, of this city, came in Monday and is spending several days at the Bradford home on North Coulter. He came west to attend to legal matters in which he is inter ested. Ask for Cow Bell Detry cream and milk, the only milk and cream made safe by pasteurization. ! Mr. and Mr«. Lafe Compton intend leaving tomorrow morning on a busi ness trip which will take them as far north as Victoria and Vancouver, B. C. They will contact hotels on the trip and will be in Portland for the Oregon hotel men’s conventliou on December 5. In last Saturday s Portland News- Telegram there appeared a picture of the Lincoln High School military band in Portland. One of the boys in the picture is Jimmy Herftey, nephew of Mrs. Julius Ruble, Of this city, and grandson of Mrs. Emily Hersey. He plays the cornet. 7 'T73 BKt-> % $ Mrs Kate Moeller, who was called here Uy the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Wickham, left for her home at Toledo this morning. Mrs. Wickham to able to be up a part of the day, but is vety weak and not I er usual self. 1 ♦> rèa*''- Ml OUR BfA UT Y i • Give the children good books for Christmas, You’ll find them at Nor- fZr ton’s. Sea H. S. Norton’s window Rev. and Mrs. T. R. Jackman, of alues in Children's Books. ¡»nitland, were here visiting old Mis. Flora Dunn? Is mourning the friends from Tuesday until Thurs OSS of syveial pel bantam chickens day tliis week. He was formerly .yhich were stolen by some miscreant ■stor of the Foursquare church here, early this week. nd more recently superintendent of Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropractor. 292 hat denomination for the Northwest 23tl Chey were on their way to Santa Moulton St., phone 86J. Vna. Calif., his old home, where he Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Geaney and vill be pastor of the:' Foursquare two children, Mrs. C. A. Delong and •hurch. Miss Myrtle DeLong left last Sunday on a two weeks’ trip to San Francisco t -, Lump Coal, 94.50 per ton delivered .ligh heating units, low ash. Manse.. Jrayage and Delivery Co. «th K7*: i» / .5 . A»4» Z-x. I ' i 7*^ : ■ » 7 J” [j r. A a t / V 1 IN TODAY S P zi<c’<y i:1'' TODAY ! SMART ECONOMY I N blindfolded Driver to Show Here Next Week i (Continued from Page One) jing to stop at different places of usiness, and while blindfolded, go ito the store where he will make a purchase which he will give away o the crowd. This stunt will take ilace at 4 p. m. in front of the Llb- •rty Theatre. The blindfold feat has been adver tised throughout the world as mental elepathy or super-optical vision, but iai has promised to let the public in jn the secret, which he will expose is a bit of clever bunk. In connec tion with this expose, the Liberty Theatre announces a contest, known as the blinfold guessing contest, dur ing which Mason will offer 910 to any person guessing the correct se- •ret as to how the feat is accom plished Particulars of this contest ■an be had at the box office. A few of the unusual stunts, which Mason and Le Radd perform, are the death-defying human bridge, living chair, public bath, and a score of >ther breath-taking stunts spiced with comedy and mystery. This stage show has been called one at the most sensational on the road to day. The picture to be shown the same ■veninns is “Bolero,” featuring Geo. Raft, dancer supreme, and who is suppor ed by Carole Lombard, in the leading feminine role. Bates-Mead The wedding of litiss Eva V. Mead, of Dora, and Francis A. (Frank) Bates, of Bandon, was an event of Thanksgiving day and the impressive ceremony which united this popular couple took place at the Ray Book ard home in Myrtle Point in the pres ence of only a few close friends of Rev. W. A. the bride and groom. Coudm, pastor ef the Presbyterian church, officated. The groom is an employee of the Coos Bay Lumber company and has been working in the Eden Ridge camp of this concern all summer. He is a son of Mrs. Mary Bates, of Bandon, and a broth er of Miss Iva Bates, chief operator of the Coquille exchange. He was raised and educated in Bandon. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mead, of Dora, and graduated from the Myrtle Point high school with the class of 1924. Bates is at present working at Lakeside , where the happy couple will be at home to their friends after December 1.—Her- s« ■ COMPTROLLER COMMENDS INSTITUTE OF BANKING WASHINGTON ,1. C. -Tbe A ■•ri cas institute of Ranking. salt to be tbe moat successful project of Its kind In tbe Held of applied adult education, baa performed a valuable function la training bank clerks for “sound pub lie service as well as personal success.“ J. F. T. O'Connor. Comptroller of tbe Currency of tbe United Statee. eald bore In a recent radio addreee. Tbe Instilóte is a section of the American Bankers Association “While Imparting useful knowledge. It has Improved tbe morale of bonking personnel and has stimulated In its members an Intelligent Interest In na tional and International monetary problems.“ Mr. O’Connor said. “Its courses cover a wide Sold In banking. Among tbe sabjecu. one 9nds Rank Organisation and Operation. Cummer elal Lav-. Negotiable Instruments Law. and Economics. In tbs PmStandsrd Division; followsd by such subjseta as Money and Banking. Credit Manas» ■ent. Financial Statement Analysis and Bank Management. In the Standard Division. “Each and every subject fa one which to memas ry to a knowledge of banking. However, tbe Instílate does not nop here, bat encourages graduate study tioa Finance, Trost Service. IH Administration and Ruel aeea Forecasting. Again It empbsslsss la special courses tbe Importance of tbe Isos technical but highly beneficial study of Construct! vs Customer Rola tlona. Ranking Fundamentals and Pub He Speaking. No comment la necessary on these courses: tbslr vale, to at once apparent.” Cetthe SAVINGS ohhe7Li=£ NO MIDDLEMAN PLAN ■> =fc ! Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc. n« 3tes2Ä **• STATIONERS DRUGGISTS ..p U-WJ. . ...w. >s “ ... 4 ■ ■ ■ ■«.«■■■ »-Mr- !l . . . 1 :=—J Bridge Happenings ment for a couple of weeks. J. W. Barnett, of Arago, will have A delightful Christian Endeavor charge of the church service next party was held Friday evening in Sunday morning. Hatcher’s hall, with the new social chairman, Mrs. Orlin Lett, in charge. Two Divorces Granted A number of lively relay races, sev Divorces granted by Judge Jaa. T. eral other games, and a “sing” filled Brand in Circuit court here Tuesday the evening with enjoyment. Among were to the plaintiffs in the follow those present were Mr. and Mrs. ing cases: Fred Corpe, Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Laura Green vs. Wm. A. Green. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Lett, Mis. Viola N. McElwaine vs. Paul V. A. O. Hooton, Mrs. Elite Samp, Mr. McElwains. Cohen. Misses Mae Hatcher, Mildred James, Myitle and Virginia Beckett, Tat’s T««b !»leadarad Twiee Evelyn Morrison, Mary Alice Corpe, Archeologists bellsvs that Tutankba- Alice Clayton, Lou Hooton, Ionella Curtiss, Marvel Brode, Constance men's tomb in Egypt was plundered twice, once by robbers hunting gold Knight, Mary Louise Culver, Messrs. and once for the valuable unguents Noel and Roe Nelson, Glenn Hutton, stored there. Edward Morrison, Billy and Bernard Corpe, Eddie Hatfield, Robert James Whs. "Fit.ess” Fits and Melvin Clayton. “Survival of the Attest would bo a Mrs. Chas. Farmer, who was tak en to the Mast hospital in Myrtle good law,'* said HI Ho, the sage of Chinatown. “If conditions mnld be al Point Monday evening, submitted to ways such as tn assign Atoras to the an operation Wednesday morning. worthy and honorable.“ The many friends of Harold E. James are glad to hear that he is A> Old Wsddiag Pr.ss.1 steadily improving at the veterans’ Archeologists digging at Beth Sho hospital in Walls Wslta, Wash., where mesh in Ps leetine recently found a he has been receiving treatment for srai\b which the Pharaoh Amenhotep the past few months. He has gained gave 'o friends attending his wedding, about 1400 B. C. ten pounds snd to feeling fine.. The junior Christian Endeavorers were entertained Saturday afternoon at a party in Hatcher's Hall. As the superintendent. Miss Maude Hooton, was ill. Miss Ionella Curtiss had charge of the affair, assisted by Miss Mae Hatcher. At the close of the happy afternoon, sandwiches and Look at our offerings of jewelry cookies were served to those pres and silverware when making Christ ent, who were Lynn Culver, Billy and mas purchases. Warrants, at par, Bernard Corpe. Edward and Evelyn accepted in payment, Schroeder's Morrison, Eddie Hatfield, Vivienne Jewelry store. and Virginia Lake, Edith Nelson, Evelyn Shields and Mary Louise Cul Notice to Remove ver. A Concrete Mixer, standing on my F. Cohen closed a ten-day evangel place near the high school for three istic 'meeting here Sunday evening, leaving the next’day for Washington. years, will be sold for rent if not He plans to return to this county removed by the owner at once. Neil Peart. st* about the first of the year. Mias Winifred Clayton, who to em ployed at the H. B. Christy home in Myrtle Point, spent a night last week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Clayton. Mrs Teddy Miller to planning an interesting Christian Endeavor meet ing for next Sunday evening, the topic being. “What is the Purpose of Missions’” Mrs. Zoe Shields was able to re turn home Wednesday evening from the Mast hospital in Myrtle Point, where she had been receiving treat- I X 1 V- Calling carda, 50 for 11.00, Try the Rainbow Special Duck Hunters' .7 Breakfast on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 30, Dec. 1 and 2, and every Friday and Satur day during Duck Season Open at 5 a. m. 1 *’■’ I 'X A'
