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i'ljb Notes and Other
Social Activities
Make Your
Christmas Gifts
Practical and Lasting!
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HOSIERY
Absolutely thadoolett!
lUomen’g Cotton
Giftt Supreme!
Blanket
Quilted ROBES
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ROBES
These hand rubbed, walnut finished occasional
tables are useful in any home, priced from
$3.95 to $13.50
BOXED KERCHIEFS
Over-stuffed Occasional Ohairs covered with
beautiful tapestry or homespun at the low
price of
Foi Ckruimn
Gloria Covert!
$17.95
Other Chairs and Rockers with padded seats
and backs, with either walnut or maple frames.
From
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Give Him 2 or 3
Sheer cottons, in
white or colon,
with embroid-
ery, applique or
delicate lace.
Handmade TIPS
Gould Furniture Co
Coquille
Social Activities
Oregon
A. Lamb, Mrs. Fred Slagle and from
Bandon Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Walstrom.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Hudson enter
tained a number of their friends with
a sumptuous dinner at 5:30 o’clock
Sunday evening, contract bridge fol
lowing later.
Mrs. John Paulson
scored high for the ladies, while
FARES
Mrs. F. H. McKibben gave a bride's
shower at her home in the Folsom
Apartments for her sister, Mrs. Law
rence Hatcher, formerly Miss Esther
Mansell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. H. Mans *11, who was married
last Gatuiday night. The bride re
ceived many beautiful gifts and was
well pleased with all her gifts.
Refreshments, consisting of coffee
and cake were served to the follow-
ng: Mesdames Tessie Pook, Maxine
Stevens, Craig Perrott,
Lenorme
Pounder, Bud Brewer, Ray Hickam,
L. L. Powers, Fred Coleman, W. H.
Mansell, Gary Ellison, Felix Miller,
aveme Ellingson, Faye June New-
on, Joe Thorps, Jack Leach, Helen
4111er, Chas. Mansell, Geo. Burr and
Misses Alfreda Harry, Dulcie Foote,
Lois Gelder, Geraldine Minard, Rose
Matney, Faye Hurrel, Yula Minard,
Marjorie and Hallie Knight, Norene
McKeown, Audrey Kendall, Fredah
Wilson, Isobel Unsoeld, Maxine Brin
ing, Patricia Peart and Virginia Hart-
son.
332 First Street, Coquille, Oregon
The younger contract bridge dub
group met at the home of Miss Eliza- 1
beth Pierce Tuesday evening, with
the following members and guests
present: Miss Lena Williams, Miss
Katherine Jane Hassler, Miss Geneva
Agostino, Mrs. Margarita Brodie,
Miss Grace Ellingsen, Miss Carol
Young, Miss Marjorie McClellan,
Miss Agostino carried away the
traveling prize. Miss Carol Young
will entertain the club at their next
meeting.
INEZ ROVER
Accredited Piano Teacher
Piano, Beginners or Advanced
Instruction In Seed Organ
The Episcopal Guild met as usual'
on Wednesday in the Parish house,,
for sewing. Mrs. Don Gillespie and
Mrs. Muri Pettit, hostesses for the af
ternoon. The following ladies were
in attendance: Mesdames Sherwood, FRESH Milch Cow for sale. Came
Robinson, Mansell, Rosa, Taylor, Sr,
fresh Dec. 1. Sarah McAdams, Co
Laird, Fuhrman, Dimick, Geo. Lor
quille-Marshfield Highway.
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enz. Watson, Davis,
Hazard, and
Vinton.
7ARM Machinery and Stock For
Sale Cheap—One 8-horse Station FOR SALE—Large red raspberry
ary Engine and Ensilage Cutter,
Plants. Also dragsaw and circular
Harrow, Plow, Hay Rake, Mowing
combined, and 4-H. P. engine, for
Machine, Milking Machine, Hay
$35. Bert Seal, Coquille.
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Rope and Carrier, Wagon, etc. Al
so Registered Jersey Bull, one large
i'eam Horses with Hamess; Four
Yearlings. Martin Nagel, Norway,
Oregon.
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l-ivi 'POUt’rtiY at special prices,
we have a large Thanksgiving car
ry-over. Farr A Elwood, Inc.
Used Radios
From n.M V»
MUST repossess standard make pi
ano in thia locality. Will sell for
unpaid balance. A bargain. Easy
terms. Write Tallman Piano Store,
Salem, Oregon.
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