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Church To Observe
jCentennial Sunday
Samething New
For Coast Guard
District Deputy Governor Morris
Milbank was Jhe guest of the local
Rotary Club at their noon meeting at
the hotel on Wednesday and at an as­
Keys made for all locks. Stevens
sembly meeting at the same place
Cash Hardware, Coquille. Ore.
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that evening.
Mr. Milbank, who is from Grants
Remember — Norton’s for office.
Pass, gave an inspirational talk on
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Rotary and also reud a letter from i school and home supplies.
the governor of district 101 which
Insurance Specialist, F. JL Bull.
comprises the states of Oregon, Wash­
ington, the panhandle of Idaho, Brit­
ish Columbia and Alaska and is the
only international district in * the
world.
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Henry Lorenz was welcomed back
to the club after quite a long siege
of illness.
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Ed Hughes, formerly of Grants Pass
but now located in Coquille, was in­
troduced as a new member, elected at
last week’s meeting.
Other guests were R. C. Davis, of
Eugene; J. A. Berglund, of Cooquille,
and E. S. Slate, of the Navy and son-
in-law of E. L. Perrott.
George E. Oerding
Buys Interest In Ranch L
Mrs. Kathren Lemon, Chas. Lewis,
Jessie Adams and R. R. Flanery spent
Tuesday at Powers visiting Mrs. Olaf
Newton and Mrs. Lonnie Hollenbeck.
Mr. Newton and Mr. Hollenbeck have
taken over a garage at Powers and the
families have recently moved there.
Miss Margaret Hughes returned to
college Monday morning after her
week here during spring vacation.
RUBBER LìUUVbò FOR LADIES
Latex rubber • surgeon
gloves.
District Deputy Gov.
Visits Rotary Club
Chadwick lodge No.tö
DAIRYMEN
K. I. Franklin, the mayor of Ban- I
doo, today closed a deal with George
E. Oerding, whereby he sold one-half
interest in the 75-acre ranch recently
purchased from W. L. Kistner, which
transaction was made through the of­
fice of George E. Oerding. The deal
between Franklin and Oerding is for
one-half interest in the 75 acres of
land and all livestock and equipment.
I Arrangements are being completed
■ whereby a tenant will lease the ranch
The owners expect to build the herd
to thirty-flve milk cows.
Rate High as a Means of Safeguarding
America's Source of Meat and
Dairy Supply
A Sentinel Adv. Sold It
Mr. and Mrs. J. LeRoy Starr, of
260 North Henry St., inserted an adv.
in last Thursday’s Sentinel and Shop,
ping Guide, stating their home was
j for sale. The next day the place was
sold for cash to Mr. and Mrs. M. W.
' Taylor, retired ranchers of »Myrtle
Point. Mr. Starr returned Thursday
from Portland, where he had gone for
his physical examination. He was
one of the group which left by bus
on Monday. Mr^and Mrs. Taylor will
I take possession of their new property
in two weeks.
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USe .Franklin Products to prevent loss from disease
• Franklin Calcium Gluconate Solution
• Franklin Ulterine Capsules
• Franklin Udder-Eze
Franklin Dehorning Paste
Franklin Blood Stopper
Warble Treatment
Fuhrman’s Pharmacy
Open 8:30 a. m. until 8:00 p. m
Ko-Keel Auto Court under new
management.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Klingbeil now operating the court and
specializing in Clean Cabins. Have
cabins for overnight stops and also
for lent by the week.
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See Schroeder's Jewelry Store in
Coquille for Diamonds and Watch
Straps.
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ROWN
SANDERS • CHAPMAN
FEATURE NO. TWO
It's a tuneiul,4ove-in-
bloomful jamboree of
maids and melodiosi
Andy
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