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71YRT1.E POINT ITEMS TALK TÛ “(¿3 ’ nsy’ll Ctivisce Its! USERS Want to know the best tire to buy? Talk to users of this great new *'G-3” Goodyear All- Weather. Many say that “43% more non skid mileage" under states the truth. They pralee also the ”G-3’s’’ quicker-stopping grip. ^Aak them — they’ll convince yon! y ■ ■ '$■5 Look! MO Extra Cost 43% Mor« Non-Skid MUe- «4« Quicker-Stopping Grip. Blowout Protection In EVERY Pty. • Oneonta. against road Guaranto« against defects for life. Our own guarantee and year round service. Mr. and Mrt O. Parry returned] the last of the week from a several days’ stay in Portland, where Mr. Parry received medical treat ment at the Veterans Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. B. Rutledge and small daughter have moved to Lang lois, where Mr. Rutledge has em ployment. L. S. Martin, who has been in the Veterans Hospital at Roaeburg for several weeks, spent the week-end jvith his family. . . ••■ William Lobdell and A. W. Gard ner went to Portland Friday, where they spent the week-end on a busi ness trip. Miss Mildred Devine returned to her home in Eugene after a several days’ visit at the home of her sister, Mrs Roy Henry. Mrs. G. L. Henbree, of Klamath Falls, is a guest at the home of her mother, Mrs. Edgar Williams. Mrs. Lydia Keene, of Salem, is spending this week at the home of her son, W. C. Keene, of this city. Katherine Parrish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parrish, of Bald Hill, was operated on at the Mast Hospital Tuesday of last week for ap pendicitis. A pleasant day was spent Sunday^ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Levi] Bunch near Coquille when they en- I tertained with a birthday dinner in I honor of C. H. Bunch’s 75th birthday. (I The guests were seated at two large ¡I Hollywood Brand Coffee. We are still running the special introductory price: 1 lb Can • 29c £3C • • 3 lb Can - - Vacuum Packed in tin—to retain the fine flavor. Gaining in Popularity. Have you tried it? Something New Again Try the New Crisp Delicious Breakfast Food RYE FRUIT ROCKS A delicious Health Cookie You will like them Per Dozen ------------------------------------------- ---------------- , 2 Pkgs. Hollywood GELATINE DESSERT All Flavor* . Special Saturday “BRITTLE BREAD” Non Fattening—Brittle Rye Bread 22 oz. Package Again in Stock - 29c - 6 Pkgs. tables in the dining room. Mr. Bunch was presented with two large birth-, day cakes 'by Mrs. A. B. Bunch and Mrs. J. R. Bunch, one being decorat- ] ed with 75 candles. Covers were Have you bought all your Garden Seed? aid for Dr. and Mrs. F. G Bunch better get before stocks and daughter, Geraldine, of Medford, The Season is late late — —better get your your requirements re Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bothwell and two are depleted. sons, Kenneth and Glenn, Mr. and Pho«« 133 Mrs. Paul Bunch and small daugh BEANS SWEET CORN PEAS ter and Mrs. Eva Bunch, of Gravel vorite this year, the Pirates’ wins in Ford. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Bennett, County Track Records Tomato Plants, Doz. dual meet* over North Bend and Co Mrs. Julia Leep, Melvin Bunch and Coos county’s track and field meet quille stamping them as the pace set- Mrs. Rudolph and son, Rudy, .of Nor- i way, Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett, Mrs. M.■ will held Myrtle of Point Cabbage Plants, Doz. row be when all at schools the tomor- “A” t*rc, The *** ---- ’ChOO‘ «enera11* B. Bennett and Mrs. Florence Guer classification meet on the fair the 1,r«e*’ “lu,d of entries, assuring Lettuce Plants, Doz. grounds. This is generally an inter- much P°int <aiAln« ln every event, in, of Myrtle Point. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bunch. Dr. and Mrs. J. R Bunch esung event and L which draw, a, °th*r «hools muit and son, James. Miss Bessie Bunch, esting event and one — - which draws a .individual prowess. Mrs. M George, Mrs. Drew Boggan targe crowd annually. and two children. Eugene, and Jim Not mucji is known of any concen Smith-Hughes Boys Win mie, Mr and Mrs. Levi Bunch and trated assault which will be made on Honors at Corvallis three daughters, Dorothy, Nita Rose the county record list. But, perhaps, and Gretchen, of Coquille. the lads will make another wholesale (Continued on Page Two) Joe Ellis and Gus Hammerstratn attack on the marks as thgy did in left the first of the week for Glen 19S1 when prior records feU like very excellent showing of the dem dale after spending the week-end in leaves. Two have fallen since' then onstration was enhanced by the man when two athletes went to town last ner in which they came out of a five Myrtle Point. They have been work ing ln tlie mines near Glendale for May. The present holders are: minute questioning by Professor several months. I 100 yd. run, Wood, M. P.—:10.4. Smith, the college judge. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. O. Parry took their 220 yd. run. Wood, M. P.—:23.1. Lawhorn took third place in the field 440 yd. run, Pulford. Coq.—:S3.0. crops and weed identification con son. Tommy, to the Keizer Hospital, —------------ automobiles were wrecked by blow up to two plies of fabris, and the M0 yd. run, Bryant, Coq.—2:08.4. test, and Jack Clinton took fourth. Monday morning where he will take , turns his efforts to uncovering the outs during the year. driver has several minutes in which murderer. Assisted by Charles treatment for several weeks. His Mile run, Bryant, Coq.—5:42.0. Leonard was only two points behind to bring his car to a stop under per With average driving speeds in 120 yd. high hurdles, Ward, N. B.— the winner in a close contest of 40 mother remained with him but Mr. “Chic” Sale, who plays a deputy, Parry returned home Monday eve Seott begins to track down clues that creasing, danger of serious accident fect control without endangering :17.0. • entrants. will lead to the criminal. Suddenly, following a blowout increases, and himself, his car or the lives of other ning. 220 yd. low hurdles, Cooper, Coq.— Cedric Cross was awarded the cov Mr. and Mrs. William Lobdell and Ann Sheridan, the girl he loves, dis need of some sort of safety device motorists.” :273. eted degree of State Future Farmer, two children were business visitors i appears. Then a series of startling becomes more and more apparent. Hundreds of tests were conducted 800 yd. relay, Coquille—1:37.0. and, in addition, was elected unani Engineers of The Goodyear Tire & in which tires were purposely blown rapid-fire events lead to the rapid in Bandon Wednesday afternoon. Shot put, Milosevich, M.—48 ft., mously to become trustee of the Fu Mrs: J. W. Myers and Jim Powers climax and the surprising disclosures Rubber Co. believe they have the an out by dynamite caps, by automatic 11 inches. ture Farmer Alumni for 1935-3«. swer to the problem in the new knives and running them over plates left early Wednesday morning for of the real criminal. JaveUn throw, MUosevich, M.—160 In addition to these scholastic hon Salem and returned Wednesday eve Goodyear LifeGuard tube for auto studded with huge railway spikes, ft., 6% in. ors, and serving as a grand climax, Perhaps the most ambitious and mobile tires, recently msde available and in every case the LifeGuard tube Discus throw. Van Leuven, Riv.— was the choosing of Bud Berry and ning. bringing J. W. Mitchell, Mrs. allowed the driver to continue down costly spectacle that Hollywood has to motorists. Myers ’ brother, home with them. Mr. i ' 118 ft., 8 ln. Ben Daniels to broadcast from the “It is a well known fact that dan the highway in complete control of ever attempted, "The Lives of a Mitchell has been in a Salem hospi High jump, Brewer, Ban.—8 ft 10% college station KOAC. Every year ger from a blowout increases four the car. When ordinary tubes were Broad jump, Merchant, M.—21 ft 2. one outstanding team receives this tal for several weeks receiving treat Bengal Lancer” has at last been times when speed is doubled,” de blown out the car swerved violently screened and comes Sunday to the ment. His many friends will be Pole vault, Sheedy, M.—11 ft. 7%. honor and it fell this year to the Co sorry to hear he did not improve as Liberty after four years of unremit clared a Goodyear executive. “That off the roadway and skill of the pro Nine of these marks were made in I quille representatives for their out ting effort in its producUon. Fea is, a blowout at 80 miles per hour is fessional test car driver was taxed to it was hoped he would. 1831, these being the 220, 440, 880, standing performance. Mr. and Mrs. John Belloni and turing Gary Cooper, Franchot Tone, four times as dangerous as one at 40 the utmost to avoid serious accident. mile run, shot put, discus, javelin, Mr. Reiter, the Coquille High ag miles per hour. high hurdles, and relay. The broad ricultural supervisor, had with him family picnicked on the Bandon Richard Cromwell and Sir Guy “Goodyear engineers were assigned Ask Ned C. Kelley for rates on I beach Sunday. Standing in the principal roles, “ The jump record was set in 1818, the pole at Corvallis, also, Harold Neal, presi Mr. and Mrs Schaad returned Lives of a Bengal Lancer” is a stir the problem of developing a safety] Fire Insurance. vault in 1928, the 100 ln 1930, low dent of the local F. F. A. Chapter, and device to combat this danger several hurdles in 1934 and the broad jump I offical delegate; Frank Biases, who home Sunday for Corvallis and Port ring, colorful and action-crammed years ago. After testing out more in 1934. The mark fn the 100 yard had won sectional honor* in public land where they spent the week-end. story of the exploits and adventures than 1300 types of tube construction, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Osborne M of England ’ * Colonial soldiers ln In left run has been equaled in county com I speaking, and Ciynard Holverstott, the new LifeGuard is the result. petition by Van Leuven and in dual whose project work and agricultural Wednesday for Portland on a few dia. The story of “The Lives of a ‘The LifeGuard Is ln reality a Bengal Lancer" is that of the extra days ’ business trip. meets, as well. shcool work were outstanding. Mr. and Mrs R. F. Garrett left ordinary bravery, discipline and skill ’double tube,’ me inside the other Marshfield High reigns as a fa- Thursday for McMinnville, where that has enabled a mere handful of and joined together at the base, with they will visit their daughter, Mar English officers to hold sway over the inner and outer air chambers garet, who is attending Linfield Col the teeming millions of India. Cooper connected only by a single small vent. Heated Ocean Water Natatorium When a blowout occurs air is a captain of the 41st Bengal Lan hole. lege. at Bandon-by-the-Sea Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bunch and cers, commanded by Sir Guy Stand escapes instantly from the outside small son left Tuesday for their home ing, when Sir Guy's son, played by tube but can escape from the inner at Walla Walla, Wn., after spending Richard Cromwell, arrives as s raw 1 air chamber only through the small the week-end with his father, W. H. recruit. Cooper and Tone, also an vent hole. The tire drops down to For Th« Summer Soaaon Bunch, and sister, Mrs. L. L. Sumer- officer of the regiment, take Over the i ride on the inside tube, which is built training of the young lad. but, on a lin. Completely reconditioned and VEAL, PORK «nd LAMB visit to an adjoining province, Crom ready for you to swim, a well becomes involved with a beauti Pictures at the Liberty E. H. BAIRD ful girl and is kidnaped by Mo HOURS: The Coming Week hammed Khan, a hostile leader, who is bought and offered to the public Representative Week Days: 1:M to 8:80 p. as.: COOS and CURRY CO. hopes that his father will pursue him at this market. 7:44 to 18:44 p. m. The new Zane Grey adventure pic ] and thus lead the Lancers to disas ture, “Rocky Mountain Mystery," ter. Cooper and Tone follow and are Sundays: 11:40 a. m. to 10 00 p. m. coming tonight to the Liberty The caught when they attempt to free Me a Swim * ■ Our Steer Beef is practically all bought atre, is a blend of the famous Grey, Cromwell. Under torture. Cromwell Suits and towels furnished at Sc rip-roaring outdoor action with the discloses the whereabouts of a tre from Peterson Bros, at Arago, whose ani each extra. added element of a gripping murder mendous cargo of ammunition. Mo MARSHFIELD mals are healthy and free from any disease mystery. Adapted from Zane Grey’s hammed Khan captures the ammuni- : | Special Rates to Groups 218 Hall Bldg. “Golden Dreams,' “Rocky Mountain tion, brings it back to the fortress and or infection. • *• Mystery” features Randolph Scott prepares to lead a revolution against and Ann Sheridan in the romantic the British. The Bengal Lancers ride leads and a supporting that in- cludes such well-known cast actors as on lhe Pm face De Phone 20 for Quality Meats. struction, 1’1 if the revoiu-1 Charles “Chic” Sale .nd Mrs. Les“ strucUon “ It \ will wlU stem ** until /J reinforcements can arrive. Carter, who make, her debut in this t ion U^ ±^^ DIZnSbv film. The action of "Rocky Moun-1 "cedl^ sacrifice h prevented by CoquilleS er vice Station Phone Busy Comer Grocery Delivery Wecoma Baths Only The Best . Now Open QUALITY BEEF Calif. -- Western States Life The Ultimate in Burial Protection i , j . I tain is set in a deorted min- i— Mystery" .K« w-. ing town In the West where an aged recluse has summoned his family to distribute his wealth before he dies. Sole owner of a fabulously wealthy radium mine, he hires Randolph Scott, a mining engineer, to start op- erations. The caretaker of the estate (s mysteriously murdered and an un- known rider connected with his death. Shortly afterwards, one of the old man’s nephews is murdered un- der strange circumstances and Scott single-handedly destroys the,fortress, effects the release of the prisoners, and saves the Bengal Lancers. Goodyear Developes Safer Tire I Accidents following blowouts at high speeds were responsible for a large proportion of the 30,000 deaths and 954.000 injuries caused by auto mobile accidents in 1934. These fig ures, recently released by a large In surance company, also show that 7740 i K • AIR SEAL CRYPTORIUM No haunting doubts or vain self-questionings torment the minds of those whose loving foresight ha* placed casket and contents beyond the reach of external agencies of change in the protecting asylum of the Cryptorium which is available with all cur funerals at the op tion of the bereaved family. SCHROEDER BROS. MORTUARIES, INC. Bandon. Ore. Myrtle Point Coqaille
