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give you just what you order too—in quality and
quantity.
f t kaap a foil Una of atapU p t a n ln and gnarentaa than to ba para
O U R teaa, cogero, sugar, batter, eheefle, eggs
and eanned fru it are warranted to be strictly of
the best grades
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W. H. LYONS
First National Bank Building
The Danger that Lurks in
Your N ose and Throat
T h e noce and the th roat are the genpis’
easiest route Into the system .
These germ s
If allow ed to accum ulate, set up Irritation,
congestion and fever in the a ir passages,
cau sin g grippe, colds and th eir com plications.
Germ destruction therefore becomes a
du ty of the first im portance.
An Atomizer
Avoid grippe, colds and sore
throats by spraying your nose and
throat daily.
The maximum atom
iser having two bottles is best to
F u h rm a n ’s P h a r m a c y
mo
Coquille, Ore.
“W aste N ot Your Time!”
W e w ill ssako your time valuable by
coming to us fo r your
Hay, Grain, Flour and Mill Feeds
Lime, Cement, Plaster, Fire Bricks
and Clay
Direct Transferring from River Beet to Railroed
“Where Rail and Water Meet”
Phone
161
K a y and H u n t Warehouse Co.
B glB red y.of
awn who boOt a fireplace for W. H.
[ CsrttU and a chimney for Gao. Bry-
ant, return» home this weak with a
apply iron tM fw in u n in e lor i
ha winter farm work.
Tha Kattaer brother« at Norway, |
rim attend high school Bara, will I
» town far tha balance of tho wi
Aa accident occarred to Mrs. A . T.
in which
i, the hlo<
freely. A maaaafa was aaat far (ha
do-tor but in tha meantime tha family
with the help of
deavoriag to stow
is now weak from tha loaa but dote*
aa wail aa a healthy person could.
Mr. Wann, tho axpar
is bare looking over oar figures to
where we may be “a t" or “ to."
Mrs. 0. Green, of Norway, cool
aa rather poorly. She baa
two major operation».
Oar Goo. Leo is now clerking in the
is store in West Powers. He
young to ba received as a vo
tear in the army but ha continues to
grow so that aach time ha visits Myr
tle Point we have to look a little high
er to sae Mm in the eyes.
Ia regard to the Mr. Walker who is
in aa argument with tha game ward
en, wa have no fisherman by that
m h aa reported.
A. H. Peace has aoqnired tho Cen
tral Meat Market sad now wa have
bat ons shop, tha City Market; bat in
day*'and laaa meat an
' ether days this shop may paoparly
•apply aa alL Mr. Pane« say» hia
at dealing with the
public will ba strictly
aneeeasary raise in |
D. Mayan, of Pox bridge on North
Fork, is vary low as tho result at a
stroke at apoplexy. Ha waa a Mg,
trong man «boat 60 years o f age.
Ban McMullen, the timbarman, U
with us again for a few
buainaas sad to maat old friends. He
“growed” in the next county to aa in
Ontario—ha ia Horen aad w* in
Perth.
Tha arrival—always on time— at
Wm. Candlin aad F. K. Alloa,
of commerce—kelps ftu kaap tight
with oar calendar; aad oar merchant»
Wa are <|Bita as wail pleased to re
ceive a dollar aad a half far renawal
o f subscription as far a new ana—
their appreciation. Wa hand
yon A. L. Buell’» now.
Hale and Peterson, who are an the
Sentinel list, war« ia town this weak
thair friends aad taking out a
•»PPly of goods according ft» Mr
Hoover’» ideas. They are
and their address is Bridge.
A telegram announce
of Mrs. Lixaia Lahaherr at
last Friday. She waa 1
wVa of John Lohahorr, son of Chrie
Lahnherr, oaa of tha first pioaaars la
Point and brother at Tall
living on Flores creak. The
waa a daughter of Captain
Harris, the first
atl Empire on Coos Bay. She laavoo
two daughter«.
Andrew Ellis, wife aad aon Melvin,
are bare from Carry county for a bet
tor place to winter.
Attorney Claad H. GOaa with his
family haa gone down to California
far a couple of weeks, Ha will go to
Sda Francisco and than to Camp Law.
is where his brother, Dr. Clark Giles,
is in tha Dental Reserve Corps. Mrs.
8. M. Landis ia holding dawn tha^f
flee daring Me absence.
Tha Farmer« ’ County Union of
Gooe bold thair annua] mooting
last Saturday and elaetad Pries
S et them out now, they will grow JU S T A S W ELL and
you can have EARLY ONIONS when the price is high.
F O R A iB O R r Y ir o S
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W ashington Crisp) 10c
A
FE W
C AN S
LEFT
W H ILE
Com Flakes
i p’k’g.
THEY LA ST
Pork
;
fa brine
Per pound 27 l-2c
Less than W holesale cost
today.
a
Fancy Mince Meat
per p ou n d ............. ®OC
GOOD APPLES
Dill Pickles in bulk
per dozen................2Q C
65 cents and 75 cents
Fancy Mackerel 15c each
per box
Front «n d C Streets
Coquille, Oregon
Phones 691 and 641
«ht North Fork. Zano Bright is mas
has padd Ma fine. 1
this weak.
Mrs. W. C. Faaal1« hra bra. a . i 2 ï * t S
tha skk list this wa■k aad Dr. Pam- blackberry «fato.
berton was csllad.
Pktriah <h» or, • « w h a t at 1
A t tha regalar am•ting of tha Ep- Pork, was ia this wask fa r Dq
nual aUction at «fl
Harold Drake waa «
G ladra Cariar, riaa
sa
The law. Mr. Eby, who was an-
mnead to hold a soriee o f meetings
far tha Brothraa church here, will be
to be hare on account of ¡11-
Tho Farmers Union of Myrtle
Point bald thair regular meeting Sat-
’, tho Mh, in Lundy’» hall. The
wre all in thair places. There
a bore attendance but a big
ia all subjects brought for-
for discussion.
The wives
served tha refrashmanta and we don’t
it was “ quite equal” to
bp tha husbands last
diacuaaed
of tolls on the Co-
_
I f oaa wants but a box
at matches ha has to pay toll etc., on
the other hand tha fe r r y has to be
operated for tha smallest patron,
didn’t like it aad a committee
appointed to make their ideas
•ad wants known to tha proper au-
tharity—the County court.
Then
••»in , as tho baying and selling ia
not the laaat of tho questions to
considar, the Belling o f farm atock
•nd to weak oat a workable plan for
M M jjP B o f aa now,
•oiling aach 00 « by himself and by
The fine loach was according
to Mr. Hoover.
The ladies did it.
I>r. O. H. Clarks reports a 9-pound
boy arrived at tha boom o f Mr. and
Mr». Vernon Bennett, o f Dare.
He
■••• It’a a fine ana bat they didn't
••k him to asm« it so ha did not have
F®* V tha usual acknowledge-
N*w C m m fa Circuit Court.
Jan. 4—Chandler H. Jackson v*.
wwn also as Hel-
aad also aa Nellie Rob-
8Mt far divorea.
tretov ! r L T-
** •dminii'
W O T of tha partnership of J. W.
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I and T. T.
» T 'T - ’ ••“ «■ n y anown as Bennett.
j ^ * " * ® * Bennett, vs. W. H. Miner
W t for divorce.
Treat'Co. va. Wil-
COQUDJLE GARAGE, A. A
Paoli, Prop.