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Eventa in th« City and
County
Have your Christmas Tree-Lights
tested Free at Hooton Electric Shop.
J. A. Lamb was able to be out yes
terday after being laid up for three
days with the flu.
Insure your car with Ned C. Kelley
In a reliable Oregon stock company.
Mrs Phoebe Harry returned Wed
nesday from Brewster Valley from a
month's visit with relative«.
Dr. C. G Sten». Chiropractor. 898
Moulton St . phone MJ.
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Judge Brand granted a divorce in
Circuit court on Monday, to C D.
Ray, separating him from Ruth E.
Ray.
Buy locgl bread and support'boms
industry
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Mr and Mrs. Ray Hickam and
Tommy Wing left Monday fbr San
• ’Francisco, expecting to be gone a
V. R. WILSON, O.D.
OPTOMETRIST
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Eyes Examined.
Glasses
Fitted.
Broken lenses du-
Optlcal repairs while you
Mrs. R. F. Mi
W. A.
of ihis'Oily,
hospital this I for the past tan year», ha» reiignrd
..touting, a S't pound daughter. Thia the Officii M> that the city council may
ccnuhme Uta office with that of util
4 their first child. *
ities manager and effect a saving in 1
Mrs. N, S. Norton and Mrs. Jennie
«alary expense.
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Price left Monday for San Francisco.
Geo. Belloni, who has been with
Calif., on a buying trip. They are
the stale relief administration at Eu
-xpected home today.
gene for the pH3t year, has been
Ward McReynolds, examiner of ap
named to succeed Thus. Boeke, of the
plicant for drivers’ licenses will be
National Reemployment «ervice,» with
at tiie Coquille city hall next Tues
headquarter^*in North Bend.
day,Dec. 15, from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Simpson, of
Dr. G. C. Stem, chiropractic physi-
•iab, fool correctionist, electro tberu- the Coqujlle Laundry, left yesterday
u.-d. 292 Moulton St., phone 8ttJ. 22U foe southern California and possibly
Arizona, where they plan to spend
I lai old- Santee, who resigned his
several weeks in hopes tliut the drier
position in tlie Coquille teaching force
climate will help hi« bronci dal
this fall, has been elected as basket
trouble.
ball coacb of Springfield High school.
Come and scioct your Christmas
We print your Christmas Cards,
: .eather Goods, Fountain Pens and Cards while our stock is complete
Pencils, and print or monogram Sta We have a fine selection of beautiful
tionery. H. S. Norton, Music A St- cards. H. S. Norton, Music & Sta-
tionery.
tionery.
Drastic reduction in price« on
Ben Thomas, arrested Tuesday,
was fined 810-on Wednesday by Re Watches, Diamonds, Rings, Baby-
corder Leslie on a drunk charge. He Ring« Misses’ Rings, Men's and La-
paid half of it and was given a week dies' Rings, Jewelry arid Silverware.
Everything greatly reduced in price.
to pay the balance.
Mr. and Mr«. Frank McCann re We are overstocked and wish to re
turned last Sunday from Lakeview, duce. We nave you 10 to 40 per cent.
where they «pent the past eight Sec V. R. Wilson, The Pioneer Jew
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months and are now at home on their eler. ’¿S
ranch near McKinley.
The h fdieworkers met at the
The ladies’ sewing club of the As- home of ,rs. E. A. Wimer Thursday
sembly of God met at the parsonage at one o’clock for dessert lunch. Sew
Wednesday aitemnon to sew on ing and knitting were indulged in by
braided rug« for the dormitory of the the following members: Mesdamea
Tack Arnold, Earl Cross, E. C. Yar-|
Bible School at Canyonville.
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brough. Hank Pook, George Gilman,
Ray Simpson and the hostess
A. L. hsootpn, electrical. contracts
and dealer, 274 Second St., Coquille.
Complete stock of wiring supplies
Mr. and Mr«. L. P. Branstetter and
Mrs. Prescott Branstetter and chil
dren left Sunday for their home at
Capetown. Calif., after spending ten
days here and at Marshfiaiij^J They
were Thanksgiving guests at Mrs.
Marvin Lynon's home and the elder
couple spent last week at the J. A.
Lamb home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo.Txwenz returned
Monday from Medford, where they
spent tye week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Edw. Lbrenz and Randolph. The
Idler looks about the same as when
tbe family left CoqulUe. His name is
now at the top of the list of those
waiting admission to the state sani
tarium but there is no indication as
to when he will be admitted.
Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream anu
milk, the only milk and cream mad.
safe by pasteurization. .
A contract bridge club of the
younger set met at the home of Mrs.
Maxine Stevens Wednesday evening.
After cards, the members went to the
home of Miss Dorothy Bunch, of Rink
Creek, for refreshments. High sco. e
at cards was held by Vera Gaalin,
low score by Fay Waggoner. Mem
bers present were Eunice Carmichael,
Boniva Bopmeyer, Vera Gaalin, Fay
Waggoner, Maxine Stevens, Lorraine
Perrott, Nita Rose Bunch and Doro
thy Bunch.
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with Jean and Bill »»di
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Myrna
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Kpenrer
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frolicking together tn
a feer-wsy leve-taa«l-!
Try and keep up with
the fun. the
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FEATURE
MATINEE
SUNDAY
2 P. M.
Matinee * 10c & 25c
Evenings - 10c & 35c
Note: “Libeled Lady" la
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A Preseriptlonlst FUI» Ru Carefully
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Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc
DRUGGISTS
Clam. Ptay Weil Received
Miss Greyce Gould Barker, daugh
ter of Mr. arid Mrs. E. C. Barker, of
Myrtle Point, and Harold Hatcher,
son of Air. and Mrs. Andrew Hatcher,
of Coquille, were united in marriage
at the Pioneer church parsonage here
last Saturday evening, by Rev. W
Raymond Wilder. The parents of the
contracting pair were attendants.
The young couple will make their
home in Myrtle Point. The groom is
an employee at the Smith Wood-
Products plant.
Mr. Hatcher is a graduate of C.
H. S. in the class of 1031 and his
Hide a graduate of Myrtle Point
iigh in 11». She attended the Uni
versity of Oregon and is also a grad
uate of a nurse's training school at
Fresno, Calif
Their hosts of friends are extend-
ng congratulations and best wishes.
knife Hospital
Watch hie saaoke as he burns up the
air-waves!..aitd watch him go to town
. ta the gay, breesy, llvewire role you've
wanted to soo him play!
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STATIONERS
Births at Coquille Hospital
The junior class play, "Wedding
Births at the Coquille Hospital the
Spells," was thoroughly enjoyed last past weak have been:
Friday evening by an audience of 400
To Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jewett, of
who were kept In a gale of merriment Broadbent, a 7V4 pound daughter last
throughout by the situations in which Saturday. She has been named Vio
James Richmond frequently found let Lorraine.
To. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Willett, of
himself. Lynn Pyrrol was one of the
outstanding characters in the play, Coquille, a 7-pound daughter, Dar-
but all of the parts were well taken leen Nena, on Sunday.
To Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hackelman,
by the cast which consisted of James
Richmond, Lynn Perrott, La Velle of Ophir, on Wednesday, a six-pound
Dale, Bonnie Gage. Beatrice Sanders. son, Delbert LeRoy
Patricia Peart, Elaine Gray, Clinton
Burr, Eileen Kendall, Marion Hess,
Volley Ball League Formed
Preston Moy and James Young.
The Community Building is used so
Mias Nellie Schaffer, commercial many evenings a week that the new ■
instructor In the high school, directed volley ball league has made arrange
•he play and shares with the students
ment« to use the high school auditori
.lie credit for a successful production,
um for its games this winter. The
she was presented witii a corsage by league is composed of teams repre
Jia cast members, between acts.
senting the Lions, Rotary and 20-30
Other members of the class who
clubs,.Smith Wood-Products, Consoli
ismsted in making "Wedding Spells” date Freight, Coos Securities. Clerks
success were Barbara Leslie, stage
and possibly Safeway stores?
nanager, and Jean Nye, assistant;
Maxine Knight and Lorarine Sanders,
Dr. Gillis Report» Births
vardrobe; Lucille Sherwood, publici-
Dr. J. B. Gillis reports the birth of
.y; Mary Robb, prompt rem; Margaret
Stewart, ticket sale; Richard Walker, »1 twins, ’ one of whom lived but a few
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seating arrangements. Ushers were e I hours, to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stur
-orraine Sanders, Lucille Sherwood geon at their home on North Coulter
ind Jean Nye. Mrs. Ula Leach and street, on Tuesday.
Also a seven-pound son, Jaqper
Mrs. J. P. Beyers helped the cast with
Frank, to Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Yoakam,
.ie make-up.
at their home on the Marshfield high
way, last Saturday
Hatcher-Barker
Dismissal« from the Knife hospital
he past week were Mrs. Verdie
imith last Friday, and Grover C.
¿outhier, who had been there for
even weeks, a severe pneumonia pa-
ient, on Tuesday; Martin Gasner, of
Jorway, the same day. and Nira Coy
•■1 to be dismissed today.
Mrs. Lona Morser underwent a
major operation last Saturday and
Mrs. Dorothy Henson an appendicitis
jperatian on Tu<»day.
Mr. and Mr». tJhgs. CWI, of tire
Dora section, arc flu patients at the
hospital, she entering on Bunday and
he yesterday.
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Mrs. Everett Belt. Of Bly. Of».; ww
a major operation on Wed-
HIS LOWDOWN ON HIDE-HO IS
THE HOTTEST THING IN RADIO!
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Auxiliary to Meet Déc. 14
The regular meeting of American
Legion Auxiliary will be held at Le
gion home next Monday evening at
8:00 o'clock. Final plana for the dis
trict conference, to be held Dae. 18,
will be made.
The Auxiliary will hold .a Turkey
Keno Saturday night, Dec. 19, at the
Haynes Motor Co. «how room.
Robah Robison, Pub. Chairman.
W. R. C. Notie«
On Tuesday, pec. ,15, the W. R. C.
will hold regular meeting and also a
Christmas exchange
All members
are urged to be present.
Pot luck
dinner will be held at noon, with
Bandon members as guests. Election
of officers for the coming year is a
matter of business
Ask Ned C. Kelley
Fire Insurance.
for rates on
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for the Car
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The Neighbors of Woodcraft are
having a Children'« Christma« party
and program at the W. O. W hall on
the evening of December 31. Mem
bers are urged to come and bring a
friend. Thia is an annual affair for
the children.
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Coquille
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Chadwick Lodge No. 68
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Special Com municatiop
Tue»„ D m . 1#» 7:10 P. M
Southwestern
Motor Co.
CHEVROLET and BUICK