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Ford Branch Manager Here
Mrs. Howard Pribble Buried
The school board of Riverside dis
MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
trict held a meeting Thursday to let
Mrs. A. M. Fish and daughter, El
bids for building a new porch and
lendale, left Monday morning for
walk.
Portland where they will make their
home.
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Mrs. Rose Garrett left Thursday
mominy for McMinnville, where she
will make her home this winter while
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her daughter, Margaret, to attending
Linfield College. Mrs. Guy Wood pany has announced a substantial re
cock and son, Billy, who have been duction in toll rates and in certain of
visiting at the Garrett home for sev its other rates applicable in the Coos
eral weeks, returned to their home in county district. Toll rate reductions
become effective October 1, 1936.
Portland.
William Jackson and Priscilla De- The reductions in the other rates be
yoe, of Lakeside, spent Sunday at the come effective October 10, 1936.
People in southwestern Oregon wiU
W. W. Deyoe home.
Mrs. Charles McCracken entertain probably be most interested in the re-,
ed with a lovely stork shower Friday duction of toll rates which has been
Rates have heretofore
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Dale announced.
Druliner. Refreshmetns were served been based on a 1H minute initial
the following guests, Mesdames H. talking period with only ooe class of
Druliner, D. Druliner, W. W. Deyoe, toll service being offered. The new
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Florence Guerin, Gnadt, A. Craven rates provide for all classes of toll
service including day station-to-sta-
and Zumwalt.
IN COOS COUNTY
Mrs. Fred Snyder entered the Mast tion service, day person-to-person
Hospital Sunday evening and on service, night and Sunday station-to-
ONE-HALF OF FARMS, HOMES, AND
Monday morning underwent an ap station service and night and Sunday
OTHER PROPERTY IS SUBJECT TO
pendicitis operation. She to reported person-to-person service. The Initial
period on all classes of calls will be 3
as getting along satsifartorlly.
SALE FOR TAXES’
P. W. Laird and H. Eickmeyer re minutes in length instead of 1H min
turned the last of the week from a utes in length. The initial period rates
Already hundreds have been taken and yours may be
next when the tex raiders decide to enforce the law!
two weeks business trip to California. for practically all calls are substan
So
long as you remain silent the burden >ou bear mi
Glenn Snyder, of Boise, Idaho, ar tially lowered.
your home or farm will continue to increase. For 1931,
For
example,
the
previous
rate
for
rived recently and plans to spend the
tax delinquency for Coes County was 36%: for 1933, 47%:
Card of Thanks
winter with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. a stetion-to-station call between Co
and in 1935, 56%.
You are gambling that you can con
For the kindness and sympathy of I Herbert Snyder.
tinue to own your home! It to up to you to demand a
quille and Marshfield was 25c for 1H
voice in the tax levied on your home or farm. The TAX
friends and neighbors dttnng our re
Mr. and Mrs. Woods, of Los minutes of conversation or 55c for
LIMITATION BILL limits the heaping of yearly moult
cent bereaveffieKTand for the beauti I Angeles, arrived Monday and movetd three minutes of conversation. The
ing texes on your property; it gives you the right to AP
At NOON Every
ful floral offerings at the funeral of on to their cattle ranch, which they new rate will be 15c for a three-min
PROVE increases if you want them! It's up to YOU!
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Ida May Priblbe, we wish to ex recently purchased from Mrs. Corliss. ute stetion-to-station conversation.
Tax Delinquency m Oregon Is now $46,510,724.53
Dedicated to
press our sincere appeclation.
C'ayton and Danford Mast and Rates between other pointe are cor
Howard Pribble and family. June Chandler returned home Sun respondingly lower.
'* The Oregon
Coast”
Mrs. Mary Dey and family.
The new classes of toll service of
day evening from a few days’ trip to
Reno, Nevada, where they visited fered by the company include sta-
BOMB A PABM OWXBKS ASSN. Of OKSOON, AnwdM M. Smith, PnaidaM
“ S.W. WssUagtta Street, Portland, Oregon
Calling cards. 40 for JI.Oil
tion-to-station service which is ser
Mrs. F. S. Wright and family.
Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Cronk return vice between one telephone and
ed home Wednesday from a few days' another telephone (that is, when
call for your
party
by
trip to Salem, where they attended you
telephone number) and person-to-
the funeral of a friend.
Mr. and Mr*. John Carver, who person service which to telephone
have been working in Glenbum, Cal service from one person to another
ifornia, are spending a few days vis person (that is telephone service
iting friends before moving to Mt where you call for a particular per
Night and Sunday service
Shasta, where Mr. Carver has a posi son.)
which is given on both stetion-to-
tion as night watchman
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lamb returned station and person-to-person calls, to
home from Portland, where they at effective from 7:00 p. m. to 4:30 p. m.
tended the Pacific International Stock and all day Sunday. It is estimated
that the new toll rates will result in
Show.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mast, Mrs. Fran savings to southwestern Oregon tel
ces Floyd and daughter, Ivylene, re ephone users of approximately J3000
turned home from a trip to Spokane per year.
Washington, and Idaho
The rate for residence extension
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alkire returned telephones has also been reduced
to their home in Portland after a from 65c per month to 50c per month
week's visit with Mrs. Cords Lew for wall telephones. The rates for
ellen.
handset telephones or french-type
Miss Leone Rissberger returned to telephones as they are sometimes
her home In Roseburg after spending known, have also been lowered. The
to a-few days in Myrtle Point.
rate for the handset telephone of the
desk type is only 15c additional to
the rate for the old style desk instru
FAIRVIEW
The Fairview-North Fork Grange ment instead of 25c as heretofore
met at the community building last charged. The rate for the wall hand
Saturday evening for a regular meet set type of instrument to the same as
ing. The first and second degrees of the rate for a standard desk tele
initiation were given the following phone. This is a reduction of 25c per
ON DAY 8TATION TO STATION CALLS ON WHICH THE INI
candidates: Mr and Mrs. Cortlsnd month over the rate previously
TIAL PERIOD IS OVER 38 CENTS.
Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Farmer and charged for wall handsets and a re
Here are typical 3 minute rates from COQUILLE to:
to
duction of 18c per month in the case
Bandon 15c
Lakeside 25c
Marshfield 15c
Myrtle Point 16c
Mr. and Mrs. Eldin Mathews
North Bend 15c
Pert Orford 36c
Powers 26c
Reedsport 35c
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Alley and Har of the desk type handset.
Service
connection
charges
have
riet Jensen left last Sunday afternoon
for Klamath Falls. They planned to also been reduced. The service con to,
nection charge of >1.50 will apply in
return some time this week.
Joe Cassidy and Edwin Jones mo the future when a telephone to re
See This Beautiful New Model
$
tored to Portland on Thursday ot last installed on telephone wiring previ WARNS 45 YEAR OLD-
Electric Refrigeration
week. They returned the next day. ously used. In such installations the
and Compare the Value
ERS
WHO
ARE
20
Air Conditioning
Mr. and Mrs. William Judd are service connection charge will only
Reliable men with fair education
LBS.
TOO
FAT
be
J1.50
instead
of
the
>3.50
as
very proud of their first grandson,
who are mechanically inclined and
born test week to Mr. and Mrs. Babe charged in the larger towns and the
would like to better themselves
>2.50 charge as made in the smaller
Judd.
Must be willing to train spare time
to learn installing and servicing
Mrs. John Wolski and son, Harvey. towns.
work. No experience necessary
Total reductions in
’re 45 to 50 and about 20
ot Los Angeles, and Mrs. R. L. Law
Write giving age, present occupa
ght
—
watch
out!
Med-
n«unced
toy
the
comp
Phone 115-L
Coquille, Ore.
335 First St
rence, of Glendale, have been visiting
tion, etc.
say
you've
got
much
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Menning. They w*U amount to a saving
leas chance of living to a ripe old age
UTILITIES ENGINEERING
»,500.00 per year to telephone
left Friday morning.
as people of normal weight.
INSTITUTE
If not for beauty's sake—then for
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Neal motored
464 N. Wells St.
Chicago, Ill.
your
HEALTH
’
S
sake
start
reducing
to Bandon last Sunday. Mr* Mrs!
right away But make sure you use s
took four comforters and throe pain
SAFE method. Thousands have ob-
of pillows which had been made the
■ained marvelous results doing this:
Cut down on fat meats, butter,
previous week by the Fairview ladies,
cream, and sugary sweets. Eat more
down to families in Bandon.
fruit and vegetables
Take a hall
The local Townsend dub to offering
teasponful of Kruachen Salts in a
a splendid program at the meeting to
glass of hot water first thing every
morning to help proper elimination
be held Saturday evening. The en
of harmful excess poisons and waste
tertainment will consist of songs
Kruschen acts on both UPPER and
music readings, tapping and should
LOWER bowel—insures blissful dailj
b* very enjoyable.
bowel action without purging or
harsh cathartics and helps keep you
Residents of Fairview were greatly
feeling fine, fit and full of pep toward
saddened and surprised to hear of the
a ripe old age. Jar lasts for weeks
death of John Phillips, a former resi
and coats but few cents
dent of this vicinity. He died at his
home at Leona Thursday night of last
week. Mr. Phillips was born Febru
Maud Skaggs Woodyard
ary 20. 1867. at Chicago, Illa. He to
Bachelor of Music
Ctowr «to nfrigmtttr triti
• Never have we been
survived by hto widow, Fannie S..
A oer edited teacher of
tit fntl Ao— L^thtti
and one son, Harold S. Phillips, and
able to offer a bigger
Piano and Voice
six grandchildren; one brother, James
• CtednuTMe B»w/» «•/
dollar T worth of refrig
186 a. Henry 84.
Phone 56«
Phillips,
ot
Saugatuck,
Mich.
Chris
DMyUd. JMnjUnf-
erator than we afer you
■OWN SATMSgT
tian Science services were held Sun
ss tsw *t
«n Autor • AJ/iittib
io tbit new Norge.
day afternoon. Interment was at the
Sitlf
.
dWMMS*
Beautv, convenience, effi
I. O. O. F. and A. F. & M. cemetery
Fitti Ltfit • Cinti)
ciency, dependable per
near Cottage Grove.
Sfatti SMfBftt
Norman Powell of the navy visited
formance, operating
hto parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pow
s
• May ««tor he
economy—evwyrdrag.
ell, and friends here this week.
I
I
ftttttutitli
Come in and tee the great
r-driqirtdion
est Norge of all time.
Local and Ixmg Distance
bumed foot, the result of stepping
into a covered pocket of fin.
Fre<f Jbhnaon mtirtsinsd Ms
family and friends with a bear hunt
last Tuesday
The party consisting
of Mrs. R. L. Lawrence, Harvey Wol
ski, both of California, Harold Schra
SOUTHWESTERN OREGON'S GREATEST
der, Donald Phillips, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Johnson and Viola, greatly en
Marshfield, Oregon
joyed seeing the animal. This to the
fourth black bear caught by Mr.
Johnson in the past three weeks. One
of them was as large as any caught in
Hall—10:30 a.
Phone 209R
315 Wert First
this section.
J. J Hague, branch manager of the
Funeral se rvices were conducted at
Ford Motor Co. at Portland, was a the Schroeder Bron.* Mortuaries by
Coquille visitor on Monday, confer- ilE^^F. Downing at 3:30 Wednesday
ling with the Ford agency here, the afternoon. for Mrs. Howard Pribble,
Niles Motor Co.
of Rink creek, who died Sunday
Speaking of the new Lincoln- morning at the Keizer hospital in
Zephyr V-12 for 1937, the pre- North Bend
CL-
___ . ill
111 for
She had ' been
view of which Mr. Niles attended some time, but had been in the hos-
at Portland last week, Mr. Hague ( pt tai for only a few days. Interment
said: “Tui remarkable showing the'was in the Masonic cemetery here.
Lincoln-Zephyr V-12 has made the
Born Ida Kate Dey, Nov. IB, 1880,
last year indicates the widespread at Spring Hill, Iowa, she was married
approval of this car by the public. to Howard Pribble at Vernon, Ills,
Celebrating the first anniversary of 40 years ago. They came to Coquille
the Lincoln-Zephyr car as we are at first in 1019, and had lived in Cali
this time, we are proud that in one fornia and other Oregon points since
year it has advanced to a position of' that time before settling on Rink
prominence in the medium-price creek about five or six years ago.
field. This we feel is due to ‘years
Beside her husband she Is survived
ahead* advanced styling, exceptional by eight children, Mrs. Arthur Pach
value and many exclusive features.” eco, of Santa Maria, CaMf, Mrs. Jas.
Drake, of Seaside, Calif, Mrs. T. S.
Calling carda, SO tor SI.00.
Drake, Miss Oladys Pribble, Stephen,
Walter, Harold and Howard Pribble,
Jr, all of Coquille; her mother, Mrs.
Mary Dey, of Dayton, Ore, who is
visiting here now; five brothers,
Stcpehn Dey, of Coquille; Harry, of
Corvallis; Louis D, of Lorane; Roas,
of Rockaway, Ore.; Leslie, of Myrtle
Point; and one sister, Mrs. Edna, War
ner, of Dayton, Ore. Ten grandchil
dren also survive.
Romance of
~thc highways
KOOS»
Tf's time to call a halt!
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DIXIE CIRCULATORS
New Modern Design
All Cast 20 in. Firepot
Wood Burning, Weight 270 lbs
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RATES REDUCED
TI piii SunHnn
Hight
WEST COAST TELEPHONE COMPANY
Stevens Cash Hardware
FOR A BIGGER
DOLLARS WORTH
«to «%,
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