James Calkins is a new employee ed Monday evening from a business
of the O. K Rubber Welders on Tay- trip of several days in Portland.
l«r street.
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Minor Mention
Mrs. Oliver H. Clarke, accredited
music teacher luLMyrtle Point, will
teach in Coquille" uh Thursdays. Ix>-
cation of studio will be announced
next week. Anyone desiring to ar
range for lessons can call Mrs. Clarke
at Myrtle Point, 90J, or leave word
with Mrs. Hazel Hanna, Coquille. It*
Mrs. Lea Child are over
from Grants Pass, where
the major portion of the
School books and supplies at Bar-
row Drug Co. Leather Zippers and
heavy cover loose-leaf Note Books, s
I. Jim Richmond returned Sunday
Just arrived
from summer school at the University,
where he completed a course in phys- school skirts in
lics, preparation for Air Corps com- and only $2.08.
i munications. He plans to spend sev Dress Shop.
eral weeks here with his parents Dr.
Mr. and Mrs.
.and Mrs. James Richmond.
BUI MacKnight Buys
Paper At Preston,* Idaho
R r s. M. R ^i M i ik kM i tid» W ee k r e
ceived a letter from Mrs. W. F. Mac-
Knight informing her that Mr. Mac -
Knight, for a year associated in the
publication of the Sentinel, has pur
chased a weekly paper, The Citizen,
Gifts for men in the service must
at Pro* ton, Idaho, where they are
be compact. Norton's have jus^ re
now making their home.
ceived a stock of useful kiU in khaki
for «he boys. Shop early and pick
out your gifts now. Button shining
kits, shoe »tuning kits, toilet articles,
service memory books, writing port
folios, mending kits, money belts, etc.,
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Glass Brick Vases at Gregg Hard
Calllne cards. 50 for 11.00.
Hardware.
I
- New sixteen gored
good sturdy materials
See them at Hallocks
Its
Dave Biegger return
Drue Cunningham left -Monde;
morning for Nampa. Idaho, to spend
a few days looking after his farm
near that city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Tallant Gr<«en.>ugh
and Airs. F. L. Greenough left last
Friday morning for Seattle where they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Gree-
PEOPLE LIVE IN SHANGHAI
"FO R MANY REASONS...
most of them bad!
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Fountain Pens - Pencils - Tablets -Jn^s
School Lunch Kits - Note Book Covers
Leather Zipper Covers
lots to choose from
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:M
Fuhrman's Pharmacy
We’re Never Just Out
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