M she will applaud and chetr! Mrs. W. A. Moore, former Arago and Coquille resident, writes the Sen tinel that they have moved from BIG DAYS | thur .- fr I:~3 a T. au &I ö -II-E] RANGE WARS FLARE I THAN1 A*RDilSlDE^EAT THUR FRI. - SAT HRSTIN3YEARS! Fuhrman's Pharmacy, Inc DRUGGISTS Well constructed wiring devices, propertly located in your home, save current They reduce fire risk, and therefore, insurance costs. They add to the appearance of your home by eliminating unsightly wires. For your wiring consult Hooton Electric Shop. s STATIONERS Variety is the order of the day with Don & Spenny’s orchestra at the Coquille Community Building on Sat urday night. The waltz is inter spersed between the more modem dances and you will be satisfied with the music, no matter what you like. Tom Thrift is taking his vacation from duty at the postoffice and left Monday for a few days in Portland. Alton Schroeder accompanied him. FOR RENT—Down town furnished 3-room and bath apt. for 2 people. Sui)ny and clean. 407 S. Willard. It WEISSMULLER MARJORIE MAIN . ANNE NAGEL F JACK LA BUE ■ O'SULLIVAN Mrs. Marvin Lyons, who has been visiting here for the summer, and Mrs. Kathryn Huling, of Marshfield, left on Tuesday for an extended tour of British Columbia. FOR SALE—Good Sheep or Stock Ranch in Coos county. Run down condition at present. Good Live Creek, several springs; could be made an A No. 1. Lots of good timber, also coal indications. Would make an excellent “Dude Ranch" or country estate. Beauti ful horseback trails. Cheap price. Write M. E. Treadgold, Box 270, Grants Pass, Ore. 30t2* Chadwick Lodge No. 68 A. F. A A. M. ITS RIOTOUS Stated Communication Tuesday, Sept 12, 7:30 P. M NDERC OCTOR Peach Ice Cream DIMEiNIGHT! CLUB BREAKFASTS NOON DAY LUNCHES PAGI . . . TORN FROM THE ROOK OF LIFE % it ■-!! 'ill'll. To Hill the Hinn of Killers? Mrs. Lena V. Alley n engaged as insurance solicitor for GEO. E. OERDING'S Insurance and Real Estate Office and any courtesies extended to her will be appreciated. First National Bank Bldg. Phone M-M