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UGON. THÇUDAY, JULY S,
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Hear Dr. J. Murphee
Friday Evening
Dr. Murphee will bring to the peo
ple of Coquille a rare opportunity to
hear from the field in Africa, first
hand information regarding the work
there. Dr. Murphee is a missionary
who has recently come home and has
a vivid story to tell us. He will be
at Pioneer Methodist church on Fri
day evening at I o’clock. A free
will offering will be received for his
expenses. All who are interested, re
gardless of church affiliation, may
attend.
Opportunity for questions
will be given.
Misses Lunelle Chapin and Mar
jorie Jones. C. H. S-. instructors, ar
rived here Saturday morning, after
leaving Salem at four o’clock, in time
to ride on the Bachelor Girls’ float
in- the parade.
Miss Aqn Hawkins, who was here
for the double holiday, was accom
panied Sunday afternoon on her re
turn to Salem, by Rolfe Fuhrman,
who had been down on the Sixes
ranch and was going to Portland to
get ’a job for the summer.
Dorothy Gray Leg Show
(Liquid Stockings)
Fuhrman's Pharmacy
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:00
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GRAND
SHOWS
ssion Adulta 30c
Kiddies 11c
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Dick Vinton, son of Mr and Mrs.
E. L. Vinton who formerly lived here
on South Coulter street, was a Co
quille visitor from Portland on the
4th.
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The county court on Tuesday
granted a leave of absence for the
duration to Kenneth Lane, employee
in the county highway department,
who will join the army.
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Resurfacing The
Mr and Mr». Earl Graham were
greeting old friends here on the
Fourth.
They are now living at
Charleston on the Bay, where he, is
engaged in deep sea fishing.
East Fork Road
FEATURE NO. 2
TWO GREAT STARS JOIN FORCES
...to eloon up
bad men ... and
Mrs. Ed McKeown received • tele
phone call from her son Patrick, last
week, telling her that he was leaving
for Virginia.
whoop up songs
of the plains! ¿I
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JULY9-10-11J
ONLY A MATCHLESS CAST COULD HAVE
GIVEN YOU SO MEMORABLE AN-ADVENTURE!
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