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I I For Good Things to Eat Call 69 Friday for Albany, wltere he will spend several weeks at -he home of his mother. Donald Garrett, of Aurora, was a Myrtle Point visitor the last of the Phone orders given careful attention. Order your fresh fruits week. ______ _ _ ____________ ____________ and vegetables with confidence that our selection will please you. Mr. and Mrs Charles Holt, of For- home on Sunday, where they I 3St Grove, spent the week-end at. the were treated to a big venison dfnner. ‘ iome of Mn. Holt’s sister, Mn. M. B. I Seated at two large tables were Mr. lennett. They left the first of the and Mrs. Lafe Compton, Mr. and Mrs. Cranberry Sauce veek for Lodi, California, where they Geo. Ulett, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Fuhr- Tuna Flake« CHEESE— will spend the winter with their I man, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith, Mr Strained and Sweetened Light Meat laughter, Mn. Figure. Melo west Year-oW Cheese [and Mrs. W. V. GlaisyerZMr and Miss Betty Ross spent from Friday I Mis F. S. Emery, Mrs. Maud Wood- 2 for ’/i’s ritil Monday in Medford with her I yard, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boober, Mrs. If you liktt a well cured, Handy to have nother, Mn. H. E. Peck, who is con- I __ __ _______ _ ____ A. ________ E. Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. H A Ready to serve aged American cheese, ■ .r ___ — j xir:n....^i u.,. ined to her bed with injuries receiv [ you” '«r and Mn. Willard Bosser- Booth’s Sockeye Salmon d from falling from a car while it man Mr and Mrt and you can’t beat this, lb 28c Tall Cans - - Kni<hfB Roguc •as running. Mr and Mrs Geo. Brynt. Following The Coquille and Myrtle Point dinner the guests entertained them- Very fine at this price for ; Biver Catsup '.dventist churches met together Sat- most informally, grouped irday. Elder C. M. Cole, of Marsh- around the huge fireplace, or at the' Edam Cheese best Red Salmon A Fancy Oregon Product ield, spoke to the congregation. plano, with Mrfj Woodyard conduct - for Particular People Made in Oregon Mr. and Mn. Charles Weldon left jng the vocaj numbers. A thorough- ; his week to make their home in . ^joyghle time was had by those A new indystry. We used Kippered Alaska 4 Salmon 16 oz. Bottle Washington. having sold their home pregent n Pleasant Valley. 1 * to get this typs of cheese *4*« per cana Mrs. James Hall, of Forest Grove, j Mrs. Lloyd Oddy entertained a" from Holland and it was li you haven’t tried this Pickled Onions ind her son. Gloyd, of Cornelius, ar- group ______ _ Monday ___________ of ladies on afternoon Small Whites ived Sunday evening for a visit at f""^e pieasu’re of’ Mn. Prescott too expensive for the av you are overlooking some he home of Mn. Hall's sister. Mrs. Brangtetter, who is visiting her moth- ' 6’/2 oz. Jars Florence Guerin. erage consumer. Reason thing good at a very rea er, Mrs. Marvin Lyons of Marshfield, Bryce Nosier, of Medford, was a and other relatives in this vicinity. sonable price. Myrtle Point business visitor several The guests bidden for dessert luncNj able now at tb 33c Fresh Horseradish against road injuries lays this week. He returned to Med spent a very pleasant afternoon visit and defects Again in stock Jar ord Tuesday afternoon. ing and sewing. Present yere Mes writtag. Clam Juice The Myrtle Point Woman’s Club dames A. J. Sherwood, Luckey Bon ! I Philadelphia Cream was hostess to the county federation ney, J. L. Smith, Annie Robinson, M. No. 2 Cans 2 for Hearts of Artichokes Wednesday afternoon in the Metho O. Hawkins, Hal Pierce, Lloyd Rosa. Cheese * list church. The meeting wfis open- J. A. Lamb, Chas. Haglund, Muri Pet 10 02. Can - . 12c d by the president, Mrs. James tit, O. C. Sanford, Birdie Skeels, C. We have it in Salad Mustard Tamwell, of Powers, at 1.0 a. m. A J. Fuhrman and H. A. Young. A fine adidtion to that 'O host luncheon was served at noon OTNfl 600DYU1 SPEEDWAY 2 lb Jars combination salad it the Jack & Jill- After the after- SIZES IN PI0PMTI0N Monday being the birthday of Mrs •oon session the Myrtle Point and ! S. S. Norton, who is visiting her 4.4^21 I 4.54-24 |5.5I 7aylord dubs served refreshments. I mother, Mrs. Caroline Lorenz, and Mr. and Mrs A. R. Bennett went to other relatives here, from her home 4.54-21 S.7lpM-19 1.50 Every woman’s Kitchen should be equipped with Paper Towels. Portland Monday to spend a few days ¡"n'Redding. Calif I in nrauuix, v-«nZ., the family and 4.75-14 Ml I 5.25-18 7.20 n business and visiting friends. I 1 several additional friends surprised Let us send you a set Relatives here received word of the her with a handkerchief shower. rriew »«Uc*. carriage of Miss Jean Guerin and Cards and sewing occupied the eve Neat Ivory Enameled Fixture and 2 rolls of towels, all for 40c '.loyd Davenport, which occurred in ning, with refreshments later. En Vshland on September 17. The young joying the occasion were Mrs. Caro You’ll wonder why you didn’t order it before. •ouple were attended by Ernest line Lorenz, Mrs. Henry Lorenz, Mrs. “trong and Mary Davenport. Mr. Camilla Rietman, Mrs. J. A. Lamb, ■nd Mrs. Davenport spent a few days J Mrs. Geo..Lorenz, Mrs. Muri Pettit, it Crater Lake, then Mrs. Davenport Mrs. Edna Hartson, Mrs. J. E. Nor vent to San Francisco to finish her ton, Mrs. Bert Folsom, Mrs. Ed Lor PHONE 111 nurse’s training at Lane Hospital and enz and the honor guest. Mr Davenport returned to his home near Myrtle Point. * Neighbors of Woodcraft Session Mrs. Luckey Bonney entertained l Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gilkensin left Neighbors of Woodcraft Circle No. her contract bridge club on Tuesday, Tuesday morning for their home in 214 met in regular session Monday of this week, at one o’clock luncheon- eastern Oregon, after a several evening with Guardian Neighbor Members and guests for the after I weeks’ visit with relatives and Dora Culbertson presiding. noon included Mrs. J. Arthur Berg, I friends Mrs. Agnes Hoag, state organizer, Mrs. Albert Powers, Mrs. Horace Hv- I Mias Margaret Garrett returned to was present and gave an interesting ler, Mrs. Beverly Hancock, Mrs. Harry McMinnville Sunday atfer spending and vital talk concerning the plan in Slack, Mrs. Paul Workman, Mrs Woodcraft which makes the present the week-end at the home of her par- John Moore and Mrs. Fred Mobre. Leggett and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leg ing the work to completion is last a» <*nts, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Garrett. Riverton News Card honors went to Mrs. Be$g and system of operation insolvent. There gett and little son from Powers. The it is possible. Usually at this time and Mr. and Mn. Lee Shelton Peter B. Hanson, son of H. A. Han were present two district represen Mrs. John Moore. Leggetts are half brothers of Mr here we can blame the weather man daughter. Clarice, and Mr. and Mrs. son, of this place, who has been em tatives, C. Miller, of Bandon, and E. L. R. Renich arrived home the first Heather. It was rather an unexpect for numerous delays, but that alibi Newton, of Drain, Guardian Neighbor „ Mrs. Louis Chameski and Mrs. C ployed this summer on the Martin ed family reunion and all spent a cannot be used for Coos county pro of the week from a ten-day visit in Ford and several other neighbors J. Fuhrman were hostesses for the Clausen farm, was united in marriage most enjoyable day. : Ukiah, California. The Arthur crastinators this fall, as the weather from Marshfield, Guardian Neighbor Episcopal Guild meeting on Wednes last Monday to Miss Ada Belle Cot Mrs. Lilly Dement returned home Ladds left Saturday evening for has been ideal and delightful. Tickenor and several Neighbors from The wedding day at the Parish house, the following ton, of Gravel Ford. home. Robert Iliff returned Sunday night Bandon, two from the Drain Circle the first of the week from a week’s ladies being in attendance: Mesdames took place at the Methodist parson visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Kay left Sun fror.i the Pacific International Stock and one from Grants Pass. E. Lorenz, Pettit, Watson, Mansell, age in Coquille, with Rev. G. A. Gray Z. C. Strang, of Coquille. day morning on an extended trip to Show in Portland, accompanied by Mrs. C. L- Reed, of Coquille, was Gillespie, Taylor, Rosa? Norcott, officiating. The best wishes of the A cast of 15 Dillard performers Seattle and other Washington points, his stock judging team, which con- initiated into the mysteries of wood Sherwood, Wickham. Osmundaon, community is extended to this happy gave a minstrel show at the high after which they will be joined by sisted of Ralph Herman, Glenn craft. After the business meeting a young couple. Geo. Lorenz and Vinton. school auditorium Thursday evening lovely program was enjoyed, Lola Ross Ricketts from Coquille is re some friends from Oregon City and Church, Henry Edgmon and Karl Eck- at eight o’clock. Proceeds are to be Thompson acting as master of cere shingling and doing some other car all will procped on to the Pendleton holm. There were 57 Smith-Hughes B. P. W. Club Met Monday used to defray the expenses of having monies. penter work on Mrs. Mettle Peter country, where the party expect to teams represented from Washington, The B. P. W. organization held its huflt mule deer. The Kays expect to Mn. Agnes Hoag presented a the Myrtle Point club represented at son’s house this week. Idaho, Montana, California. Oregon the national convention to be held in regular meeting Monday evening at be gone from here several weeks. sketch to a Very appreciative au It is with a feeling of sadness that and some other states. Washington Chicago soon. Coquille hotel. The principal busi Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steward and dience, hersblf acting as a kitchen we learn of the death of Miss Julia teams led in the contest. Our boys John McCulloch returned to his ness was the completion of plans for servant, whose lofty ideas were far Wick, of Bunker Hill, who was in little son, from Coquille, spent Sun placed 27th in line, with only Bandon the fall festival to be held tonight home in Camas Valley after a few above her menial labor stantly killed last Tuesday night in day with Henry’s parents at Leneve, and Myrtle Point from Coos county, days’ visit with his brother. James and Saturday night, by the B. P. W. Terry, accompanied on the an auto accident on the highway near Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Steward. making a better rating than ours. McCulloch. and the 20-80 clubs. Following this Mrs. Kay Howard, of Hauser, mo Bandon, whose team rated the high Lorraine Tilghman, gave a Reedsport. Miss Wick, who was 19 Mias Inez Rover, favored the club tored over to Coquille Sunday mom- 1 teresting tap dance which years old, was a former resident of est for Coos county, took 17th place . with two beautiful piano selections. The Zodiac Club enjoyed. Mn. Winten, of Bandon, JO:ned by M” : Our **>?• had “ profitable and Leneve and a student in our schools ' Of special interest to the members rendered a solo, “Under the Old Um The Zodiac club met at the home of *nd «iOT-ble trip, the high lights of here. She is mourned here by many was the appointment, by the state gether they drove on up to the home! which were perhaps the splendid per brella," very effectively. Mr. New Mrs. Ora Tennant last Friday,.Oct. board, of Mrs Leona Bryant, state friends and former classmates. ton, of Drain, cleverly recited two 4th. The usual club activities were Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gwillim and of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Anderson in formances put on by the Canadian chairman of regional biennial con , « selections in dutch dialect Last, but enjoyed by all atending. A lovely little daughter from Myrtle Point the Roy district. Mounted Police and their marvelous Coquille. Bandon and Riverton not least, Mn. Frank Leslie gave one dessert luncheon was served to Mes vention, which will be held next year drove down Sunday to spend the day and beautiful horses. at Lake Tahoe. This appointment is high schools are planning to sponsor of her excellent readings, which are dames Ethel Fuller, Robah Robison, with Mrs. Gwillim’s parents, Mr. and always enjoyed. ' Virginia Colstead, Edna Kern, Gladys a distinct honor and the second to be I ' Mrs. Geo. Heather. Mr. Gwillim, several “smokers” during the next upon Mrs. Bryant, she hav- .... . . . few months. Tom Schaer from Co At the close of the program the Wheeler, and two little guests, Miss conferred ing been elected second vice presi-! who toT /1earl hed been em* INEZ ROVER quille, was down last week, getting Brand march was formed and let into Colstead and Miss Kern. The hostess I ployed at the Clausen Bros.' ranch, the dining room, where ice cream, * received a number of beautiful gifts dent of the state B. P. W. a few a line-up on possible boxing and is now with the state highway bridge Accredited Piano Teacher coffee and cake were served.—Press1 from the club members. The next months ago. I. The death of Mrs. Coralyn Cath crew and for the present is stationed wrestling material from here. In ad Correspondent. dition to baseball, part of the high meeting will be at Dorothy Custer’s Piano, Beginners or Advanced cart, president of Portland B. P. W„ at Myrtle Point. home on October 18. school physical education period 1» Instruction in Reed Organ In checking up on some of the out in an airplane crash Monday, Oct. If you want to subscribe for a Port spent in boxing and wrestling. standing exhibits at the recent coun 7th, shocked and grieved the local 185 W. 2d 8L Phone 30L land daily the clubbing combination IIeen and Perna Harris went to club members, many of whom had ty fair at Myrtle Point, it was learned Hauser on the bus Friday and spent we offer with the Sentinel will save that one of our local families had met Mn. Cathcart in club work. the night with Mrs. Kay Howard Mn. Inez Chase, chirman of re made a very enviable record, indeed. They returned as far as Marshfield search committee, will have charge We refer to the Karl Herman family, Saturday, where they were joined by of the next regular meeting's pro of Randolph. Muriel and Ralph, 4-H Harriet and Evelyn Miller, also from club members, each won prizes on gram, Oct. 21. potatoes. Muriel took two prizes on here. The district conference of the state The Home Ec. sewing lines, unde sewing and Ralph took prizes on two- B. P. W. clubs is scheduled to be held y>e uble direction of Miss McCoy in year olds and spring calves. Ralph n Coquille on Nov. 10th when a high school, will make all the cos number of out-of-town visitors are was high-point man in the Smith- Hughes stock judging, besides taking tumes for the cast and chorus in the x pec ted to be present. IN ENGLAND IN THE 182! CENTURY, THE PRACTICE OF many prizes in the Smith-Hughes and coming operetta. “Tulip Time.” The tying legal documents with red ribbon brought the open claases on cattle, sheep and chorus will feature gayly colored Magnolia Gardens at Port Orford TERM "RED TAPE’ INTO USE. THIS WAS, PERHAPS, hogs. Their mother and grandmother skirts in blue, green, yellow and pink, is advertising another popular dance SYMBOLIC OF also won prizes in the canning and with white blouses, tiny black bodices to be held Saturday evening next EARLIER TIMES . i and dainty aprons. The girls glee club qbiJMmaking divisions. week, Oct. 19 Music by Don Estes’ Dutch vil- 'Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Heather, Sr., will taka the part of the ________ ¥MEN COVENANTS dance band were pleasantly surprised ooiuruay Saturday. 1 — Mers, pieasaiiuj »uipiiscu w—-* while «••»«. the boys wya ’ glee ¡¡iee club C1UD will Will WERE SIGNED morning, when Mrs. Heather’s broth-I thc role of a party of American IN BLOOO er and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur students. The operetta will be pre- I .add, of Spokane, drove in and sented under the efficient direction spent the day. The Ladds, who of Miss Helen Abel. spend a great deal of their time trav Definite date for the presentation elling, were returning home after of the operetta has not been set due having spent a delightful two months to the uncertainty about the time of visiting places of interest on the At the completion of the new gymna lantic coast, then westward via the sium. But it is hoped it may be staged southern route. They were accom towards the totter pert of this month. panied on this trip by Mrs. Alice To the patrons, student body and Acres and her father, Mr. Rutherford, teachers, the work on the new gym sudice coqi ill of Spokane. Other guests at the nasium seems to be going very slow RACKLEFF PHARMACY a'ao Heather home Saturday were Ed ly. The contractor, no doubt, is rush ■ 25c PerC*n * 20c 15c 20c •IAMITEEI 15c 25c 10c 20c Coquille Service Busy Comer Grocery Sinus Trouble uano (funeral (Home ^TticpHonc loo jnwiMCf. • ¿ € ___
