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Father's Day
REMEMBER HIM
with these wearables
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T WARNER’S
Dad’s no sissy! He doesn’t
want flowers or too-sweet
sentimental cards. Just pat
him on the back, give his
cheek a light peck, and hand
him a box with one or all of
these .
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plain white and
real dandies, in
solid colors for conservative dads; in
handsome patterns for the younger
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QUITTING BUSINESS
SALE
•79c to $1.65
kind
Free gift
box with
every
purchase.
copied
from the most
expensive imported listes, They
look like three dollars a pair, but
HOSE
52 ONLY
Smartly Tailored Suits
they cost .
. 19c to 39c
HANDKERCHIEFS
Including Michael Stern, Society Brand and other well known brands.
with hand rolled edges and hand hemstitch*
ed borders. Plenty of plain whites . . .
plenty of hand made monograms .
. .
*
plenty of colors
REGULARLY PRICED
.
. 5c to 39c
We will gladly mail
anywhere in the U. S.
NOW
we didn’t count ’em,
but it looks as though
there are a hundred patterns,
Dark grounds or light . . .
TIES
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Hundreds of other Bargains to choose from
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MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
Falls, after a short visit with her par­
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arnold re­ New Pipe Organ at Pioneer
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W Dcyoe. Her turned home the last of the week
Church to Be Dedicated
niece, Ann Kenyon, accompanied her from Portland, where they attended
and will spent the summer in Klam­ the Rose show.
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ath Falls.
Miss Florence Mullen and her
Mrs. Amy Guerin and son, Eckley, brother, William, left last week for
overtonea, is capable of producing
and Mrs. Dale Druliner left Saturday their home in Honolulu, Hawaii.
many million different tones. Over
morning for Eugene and Corvallis,
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met
where they will visit for a few days. Wednesday afternoon in the church 253,000,000 different tone combina­
Miss Alberta Volkmar has accepted parlors with Mrs. Mary Bennett, Mrs. tions have been computed on the in­
a position in the local telephone of­ Paul Breuer and Mis. Florence strument. A skilled organist will be
able to duplicate the sound of every
fice.
Guerin as hostesses. After the usual
Mr. and Mrs. John Luttrell, of Cor­ .business meeting refreshments were musical instrument having a sustain­
ed tone, as well as create many new
vallis, spent a few days in Myrtl? served.
and striking tone colors never heard
Point this week, coming to attend the
Funpral services were held for Mrs.
funeral of Mr. Luttrell’s mother, Mrs. Jennie Luttrell Saturday afternoon before.
Coquille and, in fact, southwestern
Jennie Luttrell.
at“ the* Schroeder chapel with Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Linn and chil­ Mr. Cronk officiating. Mrs. Luttrell Oregon is, indeed, very fortunate in
dren left Thursday for Salem, where leaves to mourn their loss, two sons, having this new invention available
The Hammond
they will visit relatives and friends Roy Luttrell, of Bridge, John, of Cor­ for its enjoyment.
and also attend the fifteenth reunion vallis, and one daughter, Mrs. Emery organ is the latest invention in this
field, the first one being installed in
of their class at Willamette univer­ Eggers, of Broadbent.
Pallbearers
a church only a year ago. Since that
sity.
were Edwin Schroeder, Albert Car­
Mrs. George Parker moved last ver, Lloyd Leatherman, Sam John­ time many large churches, auditori­
week to Klamath Falls, where she ston, Arthur Hermann and 3. S. Reed. ums, and opera houses have had them
rkis New Form of Iron Produce«
will make her home with her son, , Interment took place in the Norway installed. A few such are: the San
Franbisco Opera Association building.'
Quickest Comeback of All Great
George.
' cemetery.
Strength Builders.
Madison Square Garden in New
Mrs. Ella Guerin returned home
Mrs. Clifford Agee and daughter,
Monday from Dora, where she spent Shirley, returned to their home in York, Henry Ford Museum in Dear- j
TVke Clements' Tonic three time« a
•Isy for ten days and you’ll feel like
the past week with her sister, Mrs. Klamath Falls, after a short visit at bom. Michigan, Balboa Park Ampi- ii
n new |x»rHon. Overwork, worry, ex-
theatre in San Diego, and the U. S.
Neil Gearhart.
eeosive eating, late hours and too
the E. F. Hofman home.
strenuous living during the winter
Naval Academy Chapel, Annapolis, I
Mrs.
Raleigh
Greene
and
Mrs.
H.
Mrs.
Mitchell
Myers
and
small
son
months means that your nerves have
I
Carver returned home the last of the and Miss Melba Myers went to Med­ Md.
been abused snd you need the beet
■
remedy you can get to put them in
public
is
cordially
invited
to
The
week from a week’s stay in Portland, ford Friday.
Miss Myers returned
,ood shape.
where they attended the Rose festival home but Mrs. Myers will make her attend both the dedication service
Get Clemente’ Tonic today. Tn three
days you’ll step livelier, your eyes will
and the Eastern Star grand chapter. home in Medford for a few motnhs. and the concert on Sunday At the
brighten; you'll start to grow young­
dedication in the morning hour, a
Mrs. Otto Davis returned home
er instead of older snd soon you will
chorus choir will sing, and Mrs. Maud
regain the old time vigor and con-
from a few adys’ visit in Portland.
Calling cards, 50 for SI .00.
Bd-nce and no one will dare to sug-
Woodyard will sing a solo. Before
Mr. and Mrs. George Dickinson re­
Ct that you are “Down and out” or
the dedication ceremony, Rev. W.
-e “Lost your grip."
turned to their home in Grants Pass WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE
Raymond Wilder will preach upon
'fry it far 10 days (1 tablets 9 times
Warrants No. 105« to No. 1099 incl.,
after a few days’ visit In Myrtle
a day with meals) with the clear no­
the theme, “The Music of the Ages.”
drawn against Union High School
Point.
de. standing that yen must get real ra­
District, No. 9, Riverton, Oregon, will At the evening hour the guest artist
mi^ or money bash._______________
Mr and Mrs. Graydon Crews have be paid upon presentation to the from San Francisco will give a full
CLEMENT S TONIC gone to Seattle, Washington, to at­ clerk.
hour in concert upon the organ. For
Tfcé Ivon-Wjv to Better He ilth
Interest on said warrants ceases individual music, Leonard Ensele will.
tend summer school.
June 19, 193«.
Lavelle McCracken left the
play a group of numbers on the violin
Mrs. M. E Borgard,
RACKLEFF PHARMACY last Miss
and Mr. Wilder will also sing a group j
of the week for Hillsboro, where
Clerk
U.
H.
No.
9,
Phone IM Grtmoe Bldg. Coqnllio, Or. she has employment.
23t3 ,.
Star R ,Bandon, Ore. Of «elections.
'
AT «
,
Betty Ross left Saturday morning
for Medford and Klamath Falls,
where she will spend her summer va­
cation.
Mrs. Guy Woodrock and son, Billie,
left Saturday morning for their home
in Portland.
They spent the past
month at the home of Mrs. Wood­
rock’s sister, Mrs. Rose Garrett.
Ray Guerin took the bus at Co­
quille Sunday evening for Los An­
gele«, California, where he has em­
ployment.
Mrs. Paul Tanner left Friday
morning for her home in Klamath
Body and Fender repair work done
Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and
by experienced mechanics. Our body milk, the only milk and cream mads
painter is an expert. Let us prove safe by pasteurization.
we have the best of repair service.
Southwestern Motor Co.
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Calling cards. 50 for SI 00
To Be Continued
Folks Over 40
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