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Mrs. Maud Woodyard,
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Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hazard are ex
pecting a visit this summer from Rev.
and Mrs. Hale B. Eubanks, who are
at present located in Woburn, Mass.
Mr. Eubanks has received an offer
Buy Crown Flour and Feeds at to go to China for a year, on some
Coos Feed fc Seed Stores
8tf duty connected with the Episcopal
church, and is very much inclined to
Mrs. George Belloni left for Eugene
accept it. They will stop in Coquille
Wednesday for a visit
oh their way to the Orient if they de
weeks with relatives and friends.
cide to go.
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Ideal Bakery bread is slow baked.
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Moulton St., phone MJ.
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Alice White
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FRANK & MILT BRITTON BAND
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THE KING AND QUEEN OF SONG - AND-
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Will party who iound book on
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sercomb came
Spencer Service pi«« return to down from Portland Wednesday to
owner. Name is in book.
remain until Sunday at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Haz
Ask for Cow Bell Dairy
They were accompanied by
milk, the only milk .nd cream made ard.
Miss Dorothy Manning, daughter of
cafe by pasteurization.
Mrs. Lisle Goodwin, and Miss Jessie,
Miss Madeline McKeown returned
daughter of Commissioner and Mrs.
Monday
evening
from
San
Franc.ceo
Xe she attended toe part X«« the R. H. Lawhorn, who are attending
business college in Portland. All four
San Francisco College for Women
will return to Portland on Sunday.
Wood for sale.
Body and Fender repair work done
82.00 a tier, delivered.
by experienced mechanics. Our body
Coquille, phone 75J.
painter is an expert. Let us prove
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HIS new formula first cleans
the shoes.
Then a thick
layer of creamy whitener gives
that “just like new” appearance.
Dries quickly.
Easy to apply.
And you get a generous size bot
tle.
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Buy Ideal Bakery bread tocau^^t we have toe best of repair service.
Southwestern Motor Co..
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is better.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fortier left af
B L. JtaHey > 01 the Mt Sta'es
PowerttTleft Monday evening for ter the ball game Sunday for Seattle,
Medford in response to word that h expecting to be home the last of this
The
They will be accompanied
father was critically ill. with practi week.
home
by
their
daughter
and
husband,
cally no hope of recovery.
DRUGGISTS
Mr. and Mrs. VerriU McCurdj-, He
Ask Ned C. Kelley for rates on
has been attending a Diesel engine
Fire Insurance.
school in Seattle. Mrs. McCurdy, be
Robert Jarger, cashier in toe local ginning June 1, will again be an em Baccalaureate Services Held
Last Sunday Evening
Mt. States Power Co. office.!eft W ed- ployee of the First National Bank for
nesday evening for a short vi.it at four months, or during the summer
The flfty-two members of the Co
I his old home in Tacoma. Wash, ex vacation period.
quille high school graduating class
peering to return Sunday.
Ask for Cow Ball Dairy cream and made a very charming appearance in
Real Silk Hosiery, the best ladies milk, the only milk and cream made
their caps and gowns of gray, at the
and gents’ hosiery on the "'“'"ket safe by pasteurization.
baccalaureate services, held in the
| Local representative, B. C-
Pioneer church last Sunday evening.
1 290 No Willard. Coquille. Telephone
Inter-Church Athletics
The church auditorium, anterooms
i 25J for appointments.
A program of inter-church athletics and balcony were also well filled
i Wanted- Directo'r for junior organ
was begun by some of the Coquille with the relatives, friends and well
ization -Good field
churches last week.
At the present wishers of those young ladies and
small salary for right party. Apply time indoor baseball is being played. men who are just finishing their pub
r M Chapman, district manager rhe Other sports, such as volley ball, ten lic school life.
The processional and recessional,
nis, and croquet, are contemplated.
Ore.
The plan provides for tennis for as well as the accompaniment for the
R.oort case, of cruelty to children both boys and girls from various age- anthems, rendered by a mixed chorus
and animals to Humane Society, groups within the church from the of high school students, were played
by Miss Mary Lou Nosier.’
, Medford. Complaints n““1 be signed Juniors (age 9) to the Young People,
Rev. G. A. Gray, who gave the
inclusive.
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The young men of the Baptist, Pi scripture reading, read the first nine
tian confidential.
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oneer Methodist and Church at Christ teen verses of the epistle of St. John,
Mrs Alden French, of Portland,' have already played two or more the first verse of which reads, “In the
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games. Saturday, June 1, at two beginning was the Word, and the
Ore., were guests at the M R Thom 2 o’clock, the Intermediate boys of the Word was with God, and the Word
as home on North Heath .treat f^m Pioneer Methodist Church and the was God.”
Friday afternoon last week un
Rev. Harold A, Minter, father of h
Church of Christ will play their first
Monday.
game Girls’ teams will begin the member of the class, had been select
ed to deliver the baccalaureate ser
Cloverleaf Dairy milk and whip week following.
mon, and he prefaced his remarks
This
program
was
set
in
motion
by
ping «MB on sale at '<*«"•
«ry and People’s Market at all timrt- the Coquille Ministerial Association, with the statement that it was an
For delivery, calL7R42.
V. L. Cor* and is directed by an Inter-Church event to which he had been looking
forward for twelve years, ever since
Athletic Council.
nclius
his daughter. Myrtle, had first enter
Mr. M. E. Cousins and her daugh
ed school.
Two Divorces Granted
ter. Miss Blythe, were
Referring to the class motto, Mr.
Judge Wimberly, in Circuit court Minter averred that it was imposible
ltprc on Tuesday and *edn“d*y-
, Miss Cousins is stenographer in the this morning, granted two divorces: to "climb to character” without tak
Edith Helt was granted a separa ing God into consideration in daily
office of the Currier auto court at
tion from Arlie A. Helt and given the life.
Lakeside.
Ignorance is man’s chief enemy and
Insure your car witn Ned C. KHlev custody of their daughter.
In the case of Theodore H. Snyder a trained mind is an essential of a
in a reliable Oregon stock company
vs. Adrienne Snyder, he was given well-rounded life. The limit in any
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Swinney are custody of their boy and she of their
vocation or avocation has not yet
rejoicing over the arrival of a son two daughters.
been reached, and there is continual
The event occurred Tuesday morning
need for those who have the training
at the Coquille Hospital and the
$20,000 for Dredging Asked
to discover and give to the world the
young man tipped the beam at •w
According to a dispatch from ideas, inventions and progress of the
are
pounds. Both mother and son
Washington, D. C., in Monday’c press, future.
doing splendidly.
the rivers and harbors engineers have
Knowledge may be acquired in the
Buy local bread and support home asked for an allotment of 320,000 from hard school of experience, . or through
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Industry.
the public works fund for dredging the easier medium of the school room
An ur-. Intelligence is the application of
Mr and Mrs. Ernest PtovoM the Coquille river harbor.
drove out to Cottage Grove last Sat gent request has been made to pro- J knowledge, and the highest test of in-
urday, returning Sund“y. vide funds for maintenance of the telllgence is shown by the ability to
Harry A. Slack returned to his of river channel as shipping has already i be courteous at all times and under
fice over the First National Bank on been threatened by menacing shoals all conditions.
since the summer currents have set
The speaker's subject was "Person
‘Monday, after a month’s
1 most of which time was spent in Eu- in.
al Power,” and the three powers he
meant were education, intelligence
gene.
and determination.
1,000 Care a Day on Ferry
We have appointed C. H. Hodgdco
In extending an invitation to each
Capt. John Graham reports traffic
our agent for Coquille.
All orders
member of the class to accept Jesus
increasing - rapidly
on
left or phoned (IM) him will be
Christ as their personal savior, Mr.
Coos
Bay
ferry
as the
promptly taken care of. Give our
Minter declared that a burning and
mer season approaches and
floral work a trial. We will do our
abiding faith in God and a tenacity
tions are available to many. During
best to please you. Myrtle Green
of purpose in adhering to the teach
the week of May 22 to 29, inclusive,
house«. Myrtle Point
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ings of Christ do not tend to make
seven consecutive days, the ferry car
men and women narrow.
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Misses Mabel and Barbara Hill, ried 7.023 cars'. 18,513 passengers and
life to a fuller abundance of every
who had been visiting the past three seven head of stock.—North Bend
thing worth while than can any other
weeks at the home of their mother, Harbor.
a
power or force In the world.
Mrs. Amelia Hill, left Monday on
Card of Thanks
their return to Long Beach.
Miss
W. R. C. to Have Dinner
We take this means of expressing
Mabel, who graduated -from Coquille
On Tuesday, June 4th, the W. R. C.
High a year ago, expects to enter our heartfelt appreciation for their
sympathy and kindness during our will give a chicken dinner at 35c a
Junior college there this fall.
recent bereavement, and for the plate. There will be two door prizes
Dr. G. C. Stem, chlropratic physi beautiful floral offerings at the fun given away at that time, one is a quilt
cian, foot correctionist, electro thera eral of our son and brother.'
on exhibit at Mrs. Nosler’s store and
pist, 292 Moulton St., phone 88J 22tf
M. J. Krantz and family. the other is a hooked rug. Dinner will
be served from twelve o’clock until
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dungey went
1:30 p. m. in the W. O. W. hall, and
Are
You
Hard
of
Hearing?
up to Portland last Saturday to at
Sonotone hearing and specialist the public.is invited.
tend the graduating exercises of St.
Press Correspondent
Vincents Hospital on Monday. Their f*11 *
during week of 2t
For Free home test write
daughter, Jean, who has been in June 2.
If you want to subscribe for a Port
nurse’s training there, was one of the Wm. 8. Faught, Box X, Care Sentinel.
land daily the clubbing combination
class.
Accompanied by Miss Jean,
For sound Fire Insurance, go to we offer with the Sentinel will save
they returned home on Wednesday.
vou money.
Ned C. Kelley.
County Clerk and Mrs. L. W. Oddy
and daughter, Miss Frances, left yes
terday morning for Capetown, Calif.,
Chadwick Lodge No. 68
to remain the week-end at the L. P.
Modern
Piano
Instruction
Branstetter home. They were accom
A. F. A A. M.
panied by Mrs. Marvin Lyons, of
INEZ ROVER
Stated Communication
Marshfield, who will spend the sum
Phone ML
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. Tuesday, June 11, 8 p. m.
mer with her dsughter, Mrs. Prescott
Branstetter.
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STATIONERS
R. N. A. County Convention
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The fifteenth annual Myrtle con
vention of the Royal Neighbors of
America was held in North Bend last
Friday, with meetings held in the I.
O. O. F. hall.
The meetings were
presided over by the county oracle,
Mrs. Mary G. Kibler. The conven
tion consists of five campe in Coos
county, North Bend, Marshfield, Co
quille, Myrtle Point and Powers.
The morning session was turned
over to registration and appointing of
committees. The school of instruc
tion conducted by the state supervisor
was toe feature of the afternoon ses
sion.
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At 6:30 a banquet was served to
delegates and visitors in the banquet
room of the Methodist church.
The evening session was the class
adoption of the members taken in
during the last membership campaign
and the degree work was put an by
toe Marshfield camp in the manner
of forty years ago with robes in keep
ing with the styles of that period.
~ This was followed by the installa
tion of the newly elected convention
officers as follows: county oracle,
Glada Gorbutt, Marshfield; county
vice oracle, Amy. Davenport, Myrtle
Point; county past oracle, Mary G.
Kibler, North Bend; county recorder
and receiver, Sarah Slage, Marsh
field; county chancellor, Rose Gregg,
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The meeting closed with the pre
senting of prizes for each
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member
who had brought in a beneficial
member during the year.
The convention next year will be
held in Marshfield.—Coos Bay Har
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the past week: William Drake was
sentenced to 30 days in justice court
at Powers for disorderly conduct.
L. E. Day, who came to North Bend,
six months ago from Wisconsin, was
fined $5 for having a void livence tag
on his car, and |5 for permitting four
people to ride in the front seat. The
fine was paM and he was released
Monday. Clarence Davis, who was
with him, was fined $5 for not hav
ing a driver's license, in Justice Bolt’s
court at Marshfield.
Geo. Eisele was fined $105 and sen
tenced to 30 days in jail, in justice
court at Powers, Tuesday, for driving
while intoxicated.
Alfred Fredrickson, arrested Tues-
dsy on sn old committment for pos
session of beer mash, was released on
his own recognizance, to give him
an opportunity to raise the $100 fine
F. F. Decosta, of Bkndon, was ar
rested Wednesday on an old committ
ment for fishing without a license.
His fine was $25, imposed by Justice
J. J. Stanley.
P. J. Miller and Leslie Bums were
arrested at Marshfield, Wednesday,
for driving a car with void foreign
license plates.
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Paet Noble Grands Attention!
The P. N. G. club will meet at the
home of Mrs Birdie Skeels Friday
evening, June 7.
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