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MYRTLE POINT HEMS.
Mia* OUve Roach» returned to h»r
home in Salem Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Ernest Snyder and two small
daughters left Tuesday morning for
Reeds port where they expect to be
with Mr. Snyder during the summer
Mias Tobey went to Norway Tues­
day to visit the Norway school.
Henry Schroeder made a business
trip to Powers Wednesday.
A. A. Schriafer Went to Coaledo on
iiusiness Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Dement and
daughters motored to Coquille Tues-
Varnished Surfaced Make
Housework Easier
When your floor* begin to look shabby, and the worn
spots show up on the steps, your work oi keeping them
clean is almost doubled. Your housework will be made
much easier if you have them reflnished with
Economy Fruit J
Ball Mason Jars
Kerr,s Self-Sealii Wide Mouth
Mason Caps
Economy Caps
Wide Mouth Caps and Lids
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VARNOTILE (FLOOR VARNISH)
made especially for floors. It wears well, does not
scratch or mar white, and is the ideal finish for floors,
steps, hallways, and interior woodwork of all kinds.
There U a apecial Acme Quality Varnish for every surface. Tell
us what surface needs varnishing, and we will assure your
getting the material that will giva you the best results.
Jar Rubbers
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COQUILLE. OREGON
Wire Fencing
All foodstuffs will be high this year and home canning
will be in order. Why not anticipate your requirements
of jars and extras and get your supply while stocks are
complete? There is sure to be shortage in these lines
later on, and higher prices.
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Whatever your needs in this line
you cannot do better than to let us
fill them. We have a large stock of
STOCK and POULTRY WIRE
and BARB WIRE
All orders given careful attention
Monday visiting at tha C. C. Carter
home, and attending to buaineaa.
They returned home in the evening,
taking with them Ora and Shirley
Carter for a few days’ visit.
Dr. and Mrs. Pemberton and son,
Get our prices
Rax, and Mrs. Pemberton’s father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Langlois, start­
ed in their car Wednesday morning
for a month’s tour in California.
' Mrs. 'Ed. Toiler, of Cequllle, Was
in Myrtle Point Wednesday visiting
at the home of Rev. JCr. Drake and
family.
Memorial Day was fittingly ob­
served in Myrtle Point last Friday.
Tha program was undsr the auspices
of tha G. A. R. and held in the Unique
. The Red Crown sign means
Theatre. The program was given by
“The Gasoline of Quality”—
the Grammar school. Commander T.
always dependable. Look for
M. Hermann, of the G. A. R., gave the
the Red Crown sign before
address of welcome and introduced
the main speaker, Dr. C. G. Doney, of
Willamette University, Before the
exercises the Home Guards assembled
in the usual place in front of Schroed-
er’s store* and were disbanded by
Capt. Redell.
A Children’s Day program will be
given at the Methodist church next
Sunday evening.
Will Lundy and Chat Huling took a
crowd to Bandon last Sunday. They
reported a good time and came horn-
much sunburned.
Max Dement and family were visit­
ing in town this week. They return­
ed home Thursday.
W. E. Lundy and daughters, Mabel
and Audrey, left Wednesday morning
in their car for California. They are
A, B. CAMPBELL, Special Agent Standard Oil, Coquille. Oregon going first to San Francisco where
they will visit Mr. Lundy’s sister,
Mrs. Dries bach. They will also vis­
it Mrs. E. B. Lane San Jose before
returning home. Mr. Lundy expects
Coquille Hardware Co.
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The Busy Comer
United States Food Administration—License No. G^46545
where the Bakery was, to the “Sugar
Bowl,” Dan Barklow’s old stand. The
change is already taking place and it
looks as though Ray was out for busi-
Mrs. Florence Root and Miss Metta
Hansen left for Honolulu Thursday.
Miss Hansen expects to return in
I will pay the highest market price—in cash-
for your hides. I can handle any quantity and
will pay for them on delivery.
Phone 731
Coquille, Oregon
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SHELLEY & SON
Building Contractors
Plans and Specifications on Application
Estimates Furnished on All Kinds of Buildings
Phone 1051
• Coquille, Ore.
about six weeks and Mrs. Root intends
to remain there for some length of
time.
Mrs. Fanny Endicott has been
quite ill but is now improving.
The Elks of this city r.re raising
their quota in the Salvation Army
drive. \They expect to have no diffi­
culty in getting the amount by the
end of the week.
Wm. Rice, of Marshfield, and Miss
Haxel Carey, of thia place, were unit­
ed in marriage at Coquille Wednes­
day, May 28. They will make their
future home in Marshfield.
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July.
Ray 1m made a trip to Portland
Monday where he purchased a new
sods fountain. He to going te move
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