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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1937)
I OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1887. OOQUILUI TALLEY TeiUng About People Events in the City and County We have a new order of light fix Allen Koepp« is th« Utcst ad.Lt.un tures especially suited for your new to the force employed in the Coquille or renovated home at Hooton Electric Branch ot the First National Bank of Shop. Portland. He came from Portland • A baby son, Ferman Lee, weighing and entered on his duties this week. 714 pounds, was bom to Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Blalock of this city, at the Co quille Hospital on Sunday. 3--------------- Buy Ideal Bakery bread because it tf Don Smith went up to Portland is better. to sprnd two days there and at Sea Mr. and Mrs. Drue Cunningham side. and Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Norcott took Ask Ned C. Kelley for rates on i cottage at Siltcoos Lake over the week-end. Fire Insurance. Friends and relatives of Mr. and; Mrs. Herman Ellingsen received an nouncements yesterday of the birth of a son to them on July 4th. The young man is named Edwin Richard. Mr. and Mrs. Ellingsen are living in Rooms For Rent—Sevpral pleasant Klamath Falls. rooms tor rent. 209 N. Henry. It See “Spike” Leslie for car insur Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Westfall atri ance and life Insurance. Phone family from Oakland, Calif., arrived or ML. here last Saturday for a month's visit Mrs. R. E. Boober returned at the Geo. W. Bryant home. Mrs. Westfall and Mrs. Bryant are sisters. Thursday from her six weeks’ back to her old home in Massachu Save on dish gashing. For your setts. It was a sad home-coming for parties and picnics buy paper dishes, her fqr her mother, whom she was napkins and table cloths. H. S. Nor going to visit, passed away while ton Music and Stationery. Mrs. Boober was en route east. Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropractor. 292 Miss Dora Kendall spent the week tf end at home from her studies in Moulton St, phone MJ. Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Josel, of Myrtle Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Tiedernan and Electrolux Cleaner and Air Puri Keys made for all locks. Stevens Point and Mr. and Mrs. Higgen- fier—Free demonstration and service son and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hen botham and family, of Coquille, spent Cash Hardware, Coquille, Qre. ; calls. De-mothing, waxing, sham- derson came in from their homes in the Fourth at Eugene visiting rela i pooing rugs, cleaning, and air condi Cathlemet, Washington, last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Tom Henderson and tives. tioning. Write card to John Oster, to visit at the J. A. Staninger home son, Virgil, spent the last week-end over the holidays. Mrs. Tiedernan See “Spike” Leslie about the best Myrtle Point. at Canyonville, visiting relatives. will remain for a couple of weeks. fire insurance at lower rates. Cloverleaf Dairy, pure milk and “Summer Clearance Sale” of fine Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Whitehead and Watches and Jewelry. cream. Phone 7R42. 20tf (Factory' Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. Hazard and Mrs. Bob Jobling, of Berklelev, Calif., priced goods excepted). ' This sale is son, pick, left Wednesday morning Mrs. J. E. Norton left last evening after a ten-day visit at the L. H. Haz I were house guests at the R. E. Boober for a couple of days’ stay in Portland, home Monday and Tuesday of this for oasironly. No trade-ins or charge. ard home here and at the Jack Ser- This sale lasts til) August 5th, and a expecting to return Sunday evening. combe home in Portland. Austin week. big saving to cash buyers. V.- R. Wil i found Coquille a good place in which See the Thor washers and fold Body and Fender repair work done son, Jeweler and Optometrist. ' to trade and drove south with a new away Ironer, and ask for a demonstra by experienced mechanics. Our body M. E. Hardingham, of the First Na- Chevrolet sedan. tion. H. S. Norton, Music and Sta painter is an expert. Let us prove tional Bank, accompanied by Mrs.' tionery. we have the best of repair service. Visitors at the D. C. G. Stem home Hardingham and their baby, left last Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krantz and Southwestern Motor Co. tf the past week were Mrs Mattie La- Saturday afternoon on a two weeks’ family returned Monday from Mo The examiner of applicants for vacation which they will spend in moreaux, of Portland, an aunt of Mr«. lalla, where they had spent the | Stem’s who arrived last Thursday drivers’ licenses. Ward McReynolds, and around Portland. Fourth. ; and left yesterday for home, and Mr. will be at the Coquille city hall next Mrs. H. A. Young, who had spent and Mrs. W. Raymond, of Santa Cruz, V R. WILSON, O. D. Tuesday, July 13, from 8 a. m. until three weeks in Portland with her Calif . who arrii-wt OPTOMETRIST 4 p. m. g'W'MSbRRdRAMsraimSauM mh it? itieer 8y Dr Stem is their ne he Pve« IhnmW I* ffl«- Tuesday evening. Mr. Young and Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Stem and son, plicated. Optical repair« while you and dealer, 274 Second St., Coquille. Carol drove up Saturday afternoon to Gordon, left Thursday morning for Seattle, where the doctor will take Complete stock of wiring supplies. spend the double holiday. wait. Expert service. some post graduate work from Dr. DeJamett, of Nebraska City. The doctor is specializing in spinal dis- KEEP THIS >R0GR»MM' A (CONVENIENT PLACE FOR READY REFERENCE tortioni and started this special wwk under Dr. DeJamette last year in Los Angeles. He thinks it is a decided JULY 11.171 MON. advancement in chiropractic work. They expect to return July 17. BACK By POPULAR DEMAND gg*8.- ma wvtww' THE (GREATEST FILM THRILL OF ALL TIMES BACK TO THRILL YOU AGAIN Think back to your greatest film thrill! Recall the mightiest moments of romance, action, soul-adventure of the screen! THIS PICTURE TOPS THEM ALL! Z?/ GABLE HARLOW BEERY 'ChmdSeos'' M-G-M’s Greateat Adventure with ROSALIND RUSSELL • LEWIS STONE The China Seas and a girl called China Doll made him < • forget a love that circled \ the globe to find him I + about Colin and he exactly as nice to every girl. Alex pretending he wanted Constance, Constance think ing of Colin as she danced with Robin, It wii very d i fficult bring a woman. She turned impatiently in Robin’s arms. "Take me to Colin and cut in,” she demsnded. He looked at her in slight surprise. ”1 want to tell him something,” she urged, panic in Among the many visitors over the her eyes. Fourth were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Robin led them in improvised step McKay, Miss Edna McKay, Mr. and towards Colin and his partner. Con- Mrs. Jay McKay and son, and Mr. stance was deliberate in her touch and Mrs. Bob Schillings, of Kent, on Colin's arm as Robin obediently Oregon, and Johnny Kopke, of Grass cut in. “Take me,” she said ab Valley, Oregon. They visited at the sently, as if it really didn’t matter much who she was with so long as home of Mr. and Mr* Ray McKay, she was in motion. Mr. and Mrs. LouieSchadewitz and “You’re very unusual, aren’t Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Leatherwood. you?” Colin said. “You either want AU have returned to their homes ex to fly or dance or do something cept Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKay, who else again all the time, don’t you?” plan to spend several more days here. His eyes held only severe indulgence as she looked steadily into them — to break his restraint. They Luncheon at Mrs. McKeown's trying were both so young, she reflected. A lovely pot luck luncheon was She was twenty-tliree and said to held at the home of Mrs. Ed Mc be beautiful. He was rich by in Keown on First street Thursday. Af heritance, handsome and not over thirty.' ter luncheon, contract bridge was en When the music died she said joyed. Mrs. F. C. McNelly waa the she wanted to drive terribly fast lucky winner of the travelling prize into the night. CoUn said he would as well as the high score. The fol try to find someone who liked that lowing ladies were present: Mes- sort of thing, and almost saffSpsd. dames F. C. McNelly, J. L. Aasen, "With you,” she added in time. Frank Thrift, R. E. Boober, Wellman '’Perpetual motion,” he said wither- Ball, H. S. Norton, Jennie Price, T. ingly and took her into the garden outside, high above the city. Mrs. Henry Weils, of He said, "Don’t you aver like be and Mrs. McKeown. ing quiet—staring hard and see ing nothing?” and to please him she said breathlessly, too breath lessly she considered, "Yes.” and so they were very still. When he spoke it was peculiarly unintrusive on the night's stillnesi “Say something after me, will you? She was about to say, "Anythtog, but glanced at him in what she thought might be a subtle mood. T WAS spring when Alex kissed Hs was looking hard at her and ah would not meet his eyes. • her and Constance still dreamed "I Constance take thee Colin, about it after autumn — after autumn when Robin’s kiss was still he began. She knew that he must very new. But later, when “Collin discover the tremor of her lips so only looked at her and never kissed she spoke to hide it! “I Constance at all”—-quite in keeping with the take thee Colin,” she faltered in a words of a charming poem—«he was whisper. He went on, dictating the haunted by the kiss she had not yet entire promise to her and her voice known. She was beset with a de grew vibrant as she followed him. The kiss was so urgent in his sire to conquer Colin's indifference. Alex, the kiss of spring still fresh eyes—the kiss she must hsve. But in his mind, and hot in pursuit of when he leaned towards her she Constance, was told that in ths said, "I want to hear you repeat stages of love she believed there it all for me!” And he did thia might just be liking. Robin, be with something unforgettable in his lief that his kiss of autumn was voice. This was indeed their mar give, as a seal of enduring love, riage. Nothing could take it away from her. waa introduced to the Idea of an Suddenly she remembered—there other stage. Constance referred to it as caring. And then she added was Alex — that was liking — there that if you could still remember a was Robin — that was caring. Now kiss of spring, the kiss of autumn there was Colin and without any could not possibly be finsl. Robin kiss at all, except his eyes, this reminded her, in heavy endurance, was loving. He said, "You won’t believe me— that they had not known each other in the spring. He thought Constance but it’s the first time. When I was seemed to be thinking of something a kid something happened between else—or some one else. He could my mother and my father that made me like that. Somehow I’ve not be sure. One day when they were both always wanted to wait Until after flying at an airport Constance went marriage. Until we were both sure up to Colin's plane and asked to And that’s why we promised just „ ; accompany him. He said, “Sorry, now.” "Yes,” ahe said quietly. “I know i it’s a solo,” and moved on down | the runway and up like ■ bird, And that’s why it will still be-aftsr without the slightest glance back marriage.” ' at her. Every other man would have been too readily thrilled. Naples Home of Macaroni Colin’« kind was very new to her. Naples was the center of the She wondered if to be seen much macaroni ‘ndustiy for many years with Alex might make her more The procete for making macaroni noticeable to Colin. When she tried was kept a secret until the Four "this. Alex wondered why she would teenth century. no longer let him kiss her. He was remembering, too, a kiss of spring ROSICRUCIAN MY8TERIRS as a tormenting memory. She asked All sincere seek en for the great him what it was like to wait and truth and mystical power known to wait for what he wanted. He said she was clever all right but what the Ancients, write for the free book, "The Wisdom of the Sages.” It is was it all about? Just as he was asking her this at mailed without obligation to students a dance, Robin cut in and said, of the higher laws of nature and “For the rest of the evening you’re mental science. mine, woman!” She looked over Friar 111 his shoulder at Colin dancing with AMORC TEMPLE • lovely girl, looking down at her S*n Jo«. California Way of a Maid PREVIEW + Attend the Second Show and Remain as Our Guest to See This Added Feature I MATINEE SUNDAY 2 P. M t Plus t “MARCH OF TIME ADMISSION Matinee 10c & 25c Evenings 10c & 35c I Ntto.l'ju: Mow y MRS.DEED5 GOES TO PAKI5 / . . . and with loving Latin Charles Boye to set her heart beat ing in double tempo -you've got the grand- est romantic comedy drama of the yoarl ETTE DAVIS MARKED WOMAN' F" LURLTEH wane eh .."W" HU M P H H E BOGART BE H ■ r WA IN THE THEATRE BY 8:38 18e AND 3Se / LIBERTY I THl’ATDl’ squille S I