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Radio Broadcast of Intere.4 to P. T. A. Members YEAR HTIFINBER SPEEBWAY 4.44-21___ $5.90 4.54-21___ 6.45 4.75-1»___ 6.80 4.44-21 4.54-21 4.75-1» IIAIPvEEP in wTrisu.. again! t *»«» . juriaa Mid defects I Coquille S ervice Stati on Pho«. 138 Under the auspices of the P. T. A., station Koos will broadcast the sec ond lecture in the “Family Life" series by Dr. O. R. Chambers, pro fessor of psychology, Oregon State College, on February 12, at 2:30 p. m. His subject, “Why don’t I get along with my Boy or Girl?" consid ers the following questions: (a) Have I been, consciously or un- ■onsciously, attempting to prevent -ny child from achieving emancipa- .ion from the home? (b) Have I, consciously or uncon sciously, been attempting to prevent my child from achieving hetro-ex- uality? (c) Have I been negligent in that I did not prior, to adolescence ano since give the child full and com- plete information that would permit his or her placement of sex in its proper perspective in the life of the growing cihld and the adult? (d) Was the religious education which I gave the child early such that he or she could make an adjustment witoilht shock to the factual findings of science taught in the public school system? (e) Has my child ever had reason to doubt the honesty of the adults in his own home? ’ , (1) Was my early discipline such that the child came to adolescence with the ability of self-control and the power to inhibit (for himself) so- daily undesirable impulses' All parents are invited to take ad vantage of these radio club program. Mrs. Bonnie Dutton will furnish those interested with printed programs for study before the broadcast. STEVE’S GROCERY Volume With Small Profits" h Our Motto 25c COFFEE S FLOUR 49-lb SACK Honey Crackers Pure Strained K RISPIES LB. CAN . 4ÇC $1.63 KITCHEN QUEEN 2 LB. BOX Egg« •* . FRESH MEDIUM DOZ. 1ÇC after a week’s visit at the home of 3 10c CANDY BARS — Snickers — Hersheys — Oodles Mrs. Lily Dement. Ray Guerin met with a painful ac Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Morrison re cident Wednesday afternoon while Alaska turned home Sunday from a business working in the Morriaon camp when and pleasure trip to Salem. Pink a log fell on him, breaking his left Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Brown and 2 For shoulder. He was brought to the family moved Tuesday from the Os 1 ‘Mast hospital where the injured car Parrish home on the Roseburg Florida member was placed in a cast. He No. 2 Cans^ C R highway to the Albert Carver farm, was able to leave the hospital and vthich they recently purchased. return to his home Saturday morning. 2 For - Farnk Morrison returned home The Myrtle Point Townsend Club Sunday from a week’s vacation trip 3 LBS. 33c met in the high school auditorium SHORTENING —Swift’s to Seattle, Portland and Medford. Sunday aftemapn at 2 p. m. C. A Townsend Club Session While in Medford he visited his Reborson, state lecturer for th* SALAD friend, Donald Druliner. A regular meeting of the Coquille Townsend movement, was the speak Miss Helen Smith, domestic science Townsend Club No. 1 was held.Tues- er of the afternoon. teacher, in the local high school, day evening at the W. O. W. Hall SNOWSHOE Mrs. Lawrence Mullen returned Nice for Stewing . spent the week-end in Marshfield ' with an attendance of nearly two home the first of the week from Port Cane and Maple hundred. President O. T. Gant openea opened Best Foods . I nuuuiru. ricBiucm v. 1. warn land, where she spent the week-end. with friends. 3 IBS. - l^C Miss Margaret Garrett left early, the meeting with all officers present. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carlson return Mnndjjv mnminff for Mnr«hfif>ld The Townsend club orchestra ___ i___*__ of Monday morning for Marahfield QUART - ed to their home at Glendale, Oregon, PINT - * .- the last of the week after a several where she took the train for Me- Mven pieees under the direction of Minnville, She has been visiting her' Clyde Gage played several numbers s ytsiv witn rcxaviv <73 in myrtle parents, Mr and Mrs. R. f. Garrett J which were greatly enjoyed by those LB. 22c Point. present. As the regular order of The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met from Thursday till Monday. Miss Grace* Mary Linn, Miss Alice business proceeded the secretary re- Wednesday afternoon in the church lixiezino t - o rP /I Curvmxlin . > • ... parlors with Mrs. Jesse Clinton and' Alvcrdes and Mrs. T. G. Sumerlin ported that many new members had Mrs A. M. Christensen .. hooter.1 ’pent ?" M'r#h«eW at the been aigned up and that the total LBS- home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Barklow. membership now exceeded eight After the buisness meetng a social Miss Grace Barker, of Coquille, is hundred and seventy-five. time followed and refreshments were _ _ Cello spending this week at the home of S. M. Nosier explained the use of served the guests. . her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. the handbooks for transaction stamf. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Redell received Rarker. and the members were urged to ask a telegram Wednesday evening an Mr. and Mrs. O. Parry and son, the merchants of the town for stamps nouncing the arrival of a little grand Clinton, are spending this week in when goods are purchased Mr. Till-i daughter bom to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Salem and Portland on business. man displayed the silver set obtained Redell at Monrovia, California. This 1 R. Moran sold his novelty store this from the Schroeder Jewelry store an<* Is the first child to grace thia home. week to J. H. Roper, of Santa Cruz, stated that the set would be presented SUN KIST Golden Ripe Arizonas . Members and friends of the Pres Sweet & J uicy California. K to some one next Tuesday night when byterian Church met Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rackleff re the dub meets again. in the church parlors and enjoyed a LB. - Dozen For Doz. turned home from a several days' Lans Leneve, president of the Fair pot luck dinner together, after which visit at Elkton, Oregon. view Townsend Club was called upon the evening was spent in singing J for a short talk and responded in his hymns. It was given in honor of Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Couden, who P. M. T. Gives Overnight Service usual energetic manner. Miss Bar Old Kentucky" presents Rogers in his he was the perfect gentleman . . . left Wednesday morning for Rose The Southern Pacific Company and bara Leslie and Miss Bonnie Gage, pu Radio Performers in Person “the most whimsical, lovable role—as an the man of manners . , pils of Miss Margery Western, de burg. They will show pictures and the Pacific Motor Company are giv At Liberty Sunday, Monday old timer who knew everything about glass of fashion and the mold of lecture in Roseburg and Medford, ing wide publicity to the fact that lighted the audiecne with two tap horses, and quite a little about form.” then will make their home in Com they provide overnight freight ser- dancing numbers. They were accom Gene Howard and the eight Rio "Mister Hobo” presents Arliss ing, California, until April. vice from Portland to this city, An panied at the piano by Mrs. Birdie Grande Ridera, celebrated stage and youngsters in love. without the usual panoply of grand The W. C. T. U. women have plan attractive broadside outlining the- Skeels. A one-act play was then radio singers, musicians and enter In the colorful, glittering atmos manners. His famous monocle was ned a Frances E. Willard memorial service has just been published and presented by a character cast taken tainers, will headline the Liberty The Theatre’s triple feature screen and phere of the burlesque theatre, with put in moth balls! His tailor was program Thursday at the home of is being distributed to Portland ship from the members of the club. Mrs. Roy Epperson. pers and local merchants. Feature of play was very successfully executed stage show Sunday and Monday with its soubrettes, songs, clowns and told to take a vacation! His . . well A vesper service was held at the the broadside is an “animated” map and greatly enjoyed by those in at a special matinee Sunday afternoon. comics, the action of the picture, you get the idea being here conveyed, “King of Burlesque," which Is shown that for a picture with Arliss as a Methodist church Sunday evening. showing that less-than-carload ship tendance. After the meeting refresh Howard and his company will come hobo, nothing more was needed but The program consisted largely of ments of freight shipped from Port ments were served and a social hour here direct from the Orpheum the Sunday and Monday, takes place. Warner Baxter heads the gala cast the seedy duds of a gentleman of the music. Special numbers were pre land at night arrive here at 8:30 a. m. enjoyed by all. atre in Spokane, Wn., where they The next meeting of the club will have just completed several weeks’ of this picture, which includes Alice road . . one of those happy-go-lucky sented by both the senior and junior the next morning and are given im choirs and the orchestra. A twenty- mediate delivery to the door of the be held Tuesday evening, Feb. 11, at successful showing. During the past Taye, Jack Oakie, Arline Judge. wights who prefer to be on the go. the regular time. A good speaker year the troupe has been heard over Mona Barrie, Gregory Ratoff, Dixie taking potluck where they find it . . . minute sermon was given on the consignee. subject, “A Groundhog Case.” With the establishment of over has been secured and George Leach, radio stations in Denver, San Fran Dunbar, Kenny Baker, Fats Wallet making a night of it in someone's Otto Prey returned home after a night service to Klamath Falls this chairman of the program committee, cisco, and Los Angeles, and have a and Nick Long, Jr., among the fea bam, and either reliahing a hand-out several weeks’ visit at the home of his week the Southern Pacific and its promises that other good entertain large following. At present they are tured personalities. Although the of cooking up a mess of somebody's picture is a revealing glimpse into the eggs . . somebody's spuds . . . daughter, Mrs. Harold Lakey, of subsidiary, the Pacific Motor Com ment will be furnished. on a personal appearance tour. gaudy world of burlesque, it does not wmebody’s provender. Twin Falls, Idaho. pany, have now extended the service Howard himself does a trick rope confine its action to backstage drama, Mrs. Phoebe Harry returned to her to all major points on its lines in Royal Neighbors Notes act, gives an excellent demonstration but launches into the life story of s Wanted Furs, Hides, Wool and hyme in Brewster Valley after vis western Oregon. The railroad does The Royal Neighbors met in regu of how an expert handles a. bull genius of the theatre, played by Bax Sheep Pelts. I can skin your furs iting friends and relatives in Gold the hauling; the pick-up and delivery lar form Wednesday night, with a whip, and then entertains with a Beach and Myrtle Point. features are handled by the Pacific good attendance of officers and mem number of vocal selections to show ter. With his two trusted aides, Alice and pay you same price. Mink from Faye and Jack Oakie, Baxter has $4.00 to $10 00. Hides 5c to lie a Mrs. Ellis Dement and two children Motor Transport Company which bers. The first order of business was his versatility. His Swiss yodeling is climbed from side street honky-tonk» lb. Wool 21c to 26c. returned to their home at Powers employs local transfer companies in Sheep pelts the initiation rites which were con in a class by itself, advance reports to Broadway’s glittering palaces tOc to $1.50 each. See me before the cities where the service is estab ferred upon Mrs. Myrtle Jones. Fol say. Then when he falls in love with t selling. I’m two miles south of Ban lished. lowing this, installation was in order The company has a clever comedi lovely society woman who represents don on main highway. J. E. Buttner for Mrs. Jones as Outer Sentinel. Mrs an in “Lem,” billed as “the boy from everything he had hoped to attain, h< tf Mrs. Davis Honored Bernice Ireland as three year man Arkansas.” This lad is an able deserts his erstwhile friends. ager and the Grace, Modesty, and Min banjoist, and has been very popular Mrs. B. A. Davis, who is still in Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropractor. 292 Things go from bad to worse with Geraldine Ensele as musician, with with audiences. The troupe has won bed, caused by a fall last September, 22tf Baxter, unty his wife, Mona Barrie Moulton 8t„ phone 86J. Mrs. Pearl Aubin as installing officer high favor with their haunting melo was happily surprised throughout the deserts him. When things look black and Mrs. Ethel Leach as ceremonial dies of the range country, singing and day on Wednesday, her V8th birthday. est, Baxter’s friends return to help WARRANTS TAKEN marshal Mrs. May Ensele was then strumming. Friends calling to wish her many him on the most spectacular venture given the grand honors, for being the The lone girl in the troupe, little happy returns of the day were Mes- of his life. The close of the film society’s faithful musician for so Betty Haucks, aged 12. does a tap All Repair Work. Parts. New dames Ella Nelson, Chas. Willey, shows Baxter suddenly realising that many yean. dance and Indian acrobatic dance and Used Cars Cora Wimer, M. Way, M. Bennett, E. This being the first meeting of the which proves one of the highlights of it was Alice Faye he had loved all Purvance, Mary Sanders, Geo. Gil the time. Southwestern Motor Co. year with the new set of officers in the riders' show. man, J. 8. Houck, t. C. Southard, the chairs, a few instructions In the Lee Peterson, Roy Pettengill and The suave, the debonair Geor ;< ritualistic work were given for their Zane Grey’s stories have been film Arliss, as plain hobo» There’s a situ Ruth and Joy Pettengill. I ’ - ------------------------ 1 ses- highlights for many years, and his ation to make the screen world won THIS phrase meaning to Plana are being made latest effort, “Nevada," is no excep ADVENTURE NEAR DANGER and remembrances were Mesdames to sponsor a public card party in the tion. With Larry “Buster" Crabbe, der, confronting a contradiction in WAS DERIVED FROM SAIL Shelley, Elwood, Gray and George I terms. And yet, strange as it may near future. on all kinds of Kathleen Burke, Monte Blue and seem, it is precisely the role the pel ING A BOAT CLOSE-HAULED Lorenz. Many beautiful gifts were Raymond Hatton, it comes to the Lib received by the honored guest. Light INTO THE WINO-THUS ished “first gentleman of the screen" Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and erty tonight and Saturday. refreshments were served by her TAKING CHANCES OF CAR-' has chosen for his new picture, “Mis milk, the only milk and cream made ALPINE and SCORBY daughter, Mrs. Frank Schram. ter Hobo," coming to the Liberty next SIZING THE CRAFT safe by pasteurization. Flying hooves, young romance and Tuesday and Wednesday, bargain I»cai and Ixyig Distance adventures under sunny southern nights. >• Insure your car with Ned C. Kelley 9 skies fill the moving scenes of Will This certainly deserves to come un In a reliable Oregon stock company. Rogers’ last and greatest picture, “In der the heading of “screen news.” INEZ ROVER Old Kentucky," which is the preview Who does not associate the metricu- r Phones 101 J—224 L Accredited Piano Teacher for this week-end. The reshowing at lous master of premeditated gesture LOYAL "In Old Kentucky is in response to and carefully calculated speech with Protective Insurance Plano. Beginners or Advanced scores of requests from those who roles of splendor, dandyism, and bril “True to Its Na Instraction in Organ , could not see it six weeks ago. liance! Roles swaggering with the, Accident A Health 1 Adapted from the Charles T. Dazey richness of power as in “Disraeli,” or 1*5 W. M St. H. L. Crawford, Special Agent play which has retained its hold on dashing and masterful, as the “Duke North America’s affection for >0 year, “In of Wellington.” Always in the past MYRTLE POINT ITEMS 10c Salmon Fig Bars Grape Fruit Jell Powd’s Sr Dressing - Orang ;es 2 9c □rape Fruit I 5 19C 23c Prunes Syrup 35c Macaroni 14c Peaches Black Figs 3 Marshmallow 1 COQUILLE FREE DELIVERY PHONE 166 Lemons . 5c ife Bananas 3 8C cJ7ie (^Wrtoru- at New low Price COAL HAUUNG Mansell Drayage & I
