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TO PRORETY OWNERS IN COOS COUNTY
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This w ill wphrfn to you how you e u redue«
the coot o f your fir» insurance.
THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIA
TION was organized in McMinnville, Oregon, 26 y e a n
ago, fo r the purpose o f insuring the property o f its
mernbeA at c o s t In this 26 years the Association has
saved its members approxim ately 40 per cent. No
Are traps a n insured; no policy is issued fo r over
64*000.00 on any one piece o f property; no merchan
dise stocks, stores, garages, factories, etc.,, a « a c
cepted. Every house insured in this association must
be in good condition and in a locality w h en the fin
risk is not great! These a n the reasons why this as
sociation is able to save its policy holders approxim ate
ly 40 per cen t
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THE FOLLOWING FACTS SHOW THE CONDITION
O P THE ASSOCIATION
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1. The Association has. oyer 40,000 custom
ers in Oregon.
2. The Association has over 60,000 policies
in force in Oregon.
3. These policies cover property fo r m o n
than $47,000,000.00 insurance.
4. The Association has conducted a ------
fu l business fo r over 26 years and paid every loss.
6. The Association has over 700 customers
in Coos county already.
The State Insurance Commissioner says: “ A s
the strength o f a financial institution is measured by
com parison o f its surplus and assets* it is apparent
that THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
occupies an enviable position, as its surplus is m on
than 60 par cent o f its total sheets. I f you will ex
amine other insurance corporations you will find few
which can show the same relative strength. The com
pany has an excellent reputation for promptness in tne
settlement o f its losses, and it must necessarily be fair
or it could not continue to hold the patronage o f its
members.”
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Although a mutual company, THE OREGON
FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION issues a policy which
is absolutely non-assessable. Its policy holders a n
NOT liable to be assessed to pay the losses o f other
members o f the Association. Under the Oregon law,
“ A mutual company with $200,000.00 o f assets and a
surplus o f over $100,000.00 created through the opera
tion o f its business, may issue policies which a n non
assessable.” THE OREGON FIRE RÉLIEF ASSO
CIATION has over $400,000.00 assets, and a surplus o f
over $160,000.00. T h en is no record o f any mutual
company ever having failed that had accumulated In
the course o f its business a net surplus o f over $60,-
000.00.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN LOWER FIRE INSUR
ANCE RATES?
I f you have farm property, or city residence
property which is not a fin trap, call on or write to
the agent at address below and he will call to inspect
your property 'and submit rates to you. He will be
glad to explain the OREGON FIRE RELIEF method
to you.
GEO. C. HUGGINS
78 Central A w , Phon« 81 , Bex 808
Christmas Gi
Reduced During January
W e have a few
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Coaster W agons
Doll Buggies
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x Sammie Cars
and other Christmas Toys which we are selling at a
discount this month. Come in and let us prove to
you that we can save you money.
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GOULD & GOULD
A Happy and Prosperous
N ew Y ear
fo r one and all is the sincere
wish we want to express at
this time. W e also want to
express our thanks for the fa
vors o f the past year.
Coquille Hardware Co.
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Por foHahlo Abstracts of Tttl. and informatisa
about Coos County Rosi lutato boo R
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HENRY SENGST ACREN, Manager
JOHNSON
Mill Wood
$ 2 .0 0 p e r lo a d
Leave orders at the
mill or
with me.
P. E. DRANE
Oa a "C la d * Ifefcanch-
Secretary Huston, o f the de
partment o f agricultun, says
the American people a n on a
“candy debauch,” and that if
they will quit eating sweets for
a little while they win see what
will happen to sugar prices.
Perhaps, but now that booze
is gone those who w e n addicted
to its use a n taking to candy as
a duck does to water. We don’t
blame them a bit either and a n
willing to pay. three or four
prices fo r sugar in order to give
them all they want until high
prices stimulate
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Attention!
Call in and get a Picnic Ham.
While they last we will sell
im for, per pound
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26c
List call oh soap at the following prices:
Bob White, 4 bars
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25c
Crystal White, per bar - 7c
Lenox soap, per bar
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5c
Gtrus Washing Powder, pkg28c
in the Grocery line
Cheap Cheap Cheap
N O SLE R ’S
Cash & Carry Store
SAVE M ONET B T PAYING CASH
Harahtield Oregen
Federated Charch
Jody New Y ear'« Party
o f good eats.
,
Those
pr
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present
w
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:
Messrs
You
are
cordially invited to attend
The New Year 1920 was sure-
ly accorded a m ost hearty wel- Wiley Summerlin, Dick Sum the Federated Charch.
Jim
One Otto a Ward
come in the Parkersburg neigh- merlin, Carl Anderson,
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Sunday School 10 a. as.
borhood last Wednesday even -jJJ i1
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Preaching 11 a. m.
A 440-Acre Stock end Dairy
ing. when Mr. and Mrs. Elmore *™’ J"*
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ranch, 14 miles from M yrtle
Epworth Lea go# 0:90 p. a .
Print, 8 ' miles from Bridge.
Evening Sannaa 7:90 p. m.
Good buildings, graded road,
Mid-Week Service
Many o f the guests w e n array-
Mr8' Hardy Mast, Myrtle
Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:90 p.
good school, n e e mail delivery
ed in costumes which w e n the land Lloyd Mast.
A fter all had partaken o f the
and telephone. W ill sell with,
source o f much merriment to
or without personal property.
If yon ara without a Charch Hoorn
the onlookers, and it was no easy delectable viands to their heart’s
The best bargain in Coos coun
J ask fo r the judges to decide content, the guests proceeded to COME1 We can help you.
ty.
For further particulars
for Charch Work
If yea are
[ju st who was the possessor o f the living room w h en music and
inquire o f W . A Lett, Bridge,
the m ost beautiful garb. How singing were enjoyed fo r a time, Comet Yea
progressive whist
Ore.
62t4*
ever, Miss Hazel Newton captur
played
fo
r the rest o f the
ed the ladies’ prize and Mr. John
WANTED—Agent for Coquille aac
'A u er the men’s.
The evening evening, s m ost enjoyable time
St. Jl
vicinity. Good proposition. Pre
being
had
by
ail
present.
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( was spent in playing games both
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Charch School, 10 a. ml
vious ex périme
old and new, and in visiting in
Motning Service, first and third I School of Instruction.
Odd Fellows Install
ust good, friendly
fashion,
Sundays, 11 a. as.
Coquille Lodge No. 63, I. O. 'Evening Service,
hortly after midnight a deli
and fourth
anco Company, Accident and Health
cious « p a s t was served to the 80 O. F., held its semi-annual in Sundays, 7:90 p. as.
Department, Saginaw, Michigan.
assembled guests, and It waa stallation last Friday night, with
W. E. Couper,
Capital
$1,500,00.
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truly in the wee small hours O. C. Sanford acting as Deputy
when the party finally broke up Grand Master and Geo. O. Leach
FOR SALE or Rent, the 6-room
and the guests departed voting as Deputy Grand Marshal. The
residence o f Geo. N. Battey on
Mr. and Mrs. Drane real joy - following officers were installed:
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N.
G.—
J.
E.
Norton.
g iv e n and wishing them every
(Disciples)
V. G.— Geo. Oerding.
thing good fo r the new year.
Sunday Morniag Services
Sec.— J.. S. Lawrence.
Those present w e n : Messrs,
Bible School, 10 a. as.
loganberries, o f which more
Treas.— L. H. Hazard.
and Mesdames Elmore Drane, T.
Communion and aarmon 11:00 i
can be planted, there being
Warden— H. A . Y ou n g.»
P. Manly, Thomas Hanly, Sam
Evening Servirne
tw o acres o f ground.
Con.— W. W. Elliott.
Clinton, P. A . Lux, W . A. Sloan,
Christian Endeavor 7:00 p.
I.
G.—
Chas.
Oerding.
Richard Danielson, Hillis Per
Preaching Service 8:00 p.
WHY RENT whan you can bay at a
O. G.— Jno. A . Martin.
kins, John Auer, Eugene Ham-
Prayer meeting
real bargain the nice I room, mod
Chap.'—
F.
G.
Leslie.
block, Thomas D evenux Jr.,
ing at 8 KM o’clock.
ern bugalow ea let 4, Block 71 Net-
R. S. N. G.— C. A . Boyrie.
Henry Miller, J. T. Jenkins,
ley’s Add. to CoqnOto, small pay-
L. S. N. G.— W alter Oerding.
Thomas D evenux Sr., Earl
meat down, ha la woe like rent. N.
R. S. V. G.— Ray Jeub.
Cochran, Elmer HulTord, Chas.
Osmundson, 010 Grant Bldg., Loo
L. S. V. G.— M. T. Clinton.
Planalp; Mesdames Julia Rnn-
Angeles, Cal.
60t9
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11:00
a.
p.
R. S. S.— Rock Robison Jr. ‘
dleman, R. B. K nife, Clarence
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L. S. S.— W. W. Rhule.
Roberts, T. W. Drane and Sher
WANTED—Experienced girl fie help
Trustees— G. O. Leach, S. M. o’clock.
man H ufford; Messrs. Charles
eoaral housework. Good
at tdO a. m.
Newton, Jackson Knife, George Nosier, C. A. Boyrie.
Mrs. Geo. H. Cheney, Myr
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Newton, Grover Gouthler, John
tle Point Phone 1889.
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Taeeday
Coos D ocs It Differently
V. Ham block, Orville Newton,
until
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Wayne, Epperson, Phil Dever-
FOR SALE—4-roam
Members o f the farm bureau
eux, Archie
Newton, Errol o f Linn county at a luncheon
end one sere of ground on
Charch of God.
Sloan, Keith Jenkins, Jesse conference held in Albany Wed
goon HIM. Tracy A.
Hamblock, R ot Gilkey, Frank nesday decided to finance the o f
at Charch ef God chapel
Ham block, * Ray
Hamblock, fice o f the county agricultural
WANTED—Wool end Mohair, mdse,
Ralph Planalp, Russel Planalp, agent by private subscription,
at 10 a. m.
Prits e%d Chtttim Bark. Highest
Malcolm Jenkins, and Roy Jen the request to the county court
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7 t o p. as.
Pries paid. Gen. T. Moulton. U tf
kins; Lowell Lux, Bob Ham to include that office in the an
Prayar meeting Thursday evening
block, Neil Jenkins, Donald Au nual budget having been denied. at 7:90 p. m.
Hew to H a t
er, Carmen Hamblock, Jack This will make the third year
A mrdlal waleoma in extended to afl.
Auer, Ralph Hufford, Norman that the fanners and business
L. R. Neal,
Each head o f a fam ily can fa
Clinton, Fred Clinton; Misses men o f the county have contri
cilitate the taking o f the census
Gertrude Bogard, Loretta Dev buted the proportion o f the
i f he win procure a copy o f the
Death e f J. C. W ilcox
e n u x , Teresa D evenux, Eliza county agent’s expense which Is
questions and w rite the answers
beth Merchant, Alda Sloan, Ena supposed to be borne by taxa
W ord has been received In using the numbers to indicate
Clinton,
Harriet
Danielson, tion. A fter the meeting 22 men Marshfield o f the death in San the paragraphs. He will find it
Pauline and Velvo Miller, Sadie mutually pledged themselves to Francisco o f J. C. W ilcox, form fascinating work and the enum
and Julia Hamblock, Addle and raise $100 each, $600 being sub erly a resident o f North Bend erator wifi call him blessed.
Hazel Newton, Teresa and Ro- scribed before the meeting ad and one o f the first settlers in Oregonian.
boh Willard, Viola Knife, Doro journed.
that d ty when it was founded.
thy, Alice and M yrtle Newton.
In the wide open days he con
That’s the idea.
Take last
Coos county likes the county ducted a -big dance hall, saloon week’s Sentinel, grasp your pen
New .Year’s at Lee
rent plan so well that we have and gambling room there which cil and go to it.
A New Year’ s reception was two o f that class, one paid by was known all over the Coast.
given at the home o f Mr. and the state and county and one by The fortune he made eras lost
CequiBe Women at the Buy
when he fought prosecution«
Mrs. Hardv Mast for the service three banka.
Am ong the Coquille
which ended in a sentence o f fi
boys o f Lee end surrounding
neighborhood.
Come and bring the kids to year in jail. He was pardoned who were over at the Bay Tues
The dining room was prettily
“The Hoodlum” at the Liber by Governor Chamberlain just day evening to organize a ‘
decorated with cedar, dusters o f ty Tuesday end Wednesday, Jan. before the latter left the execu o f Pythian Sisters at
hawthorne berries and Ameri 13th and 14th. I f you haven’t tive chair to become United field were M n . C. A.
can flags. The living room also any borrow your neighbors. Be States senator. The passing o f Mrs. Gene Schroeder,
W ilcox’s place in -North ¿en d Eva Schroeder, Mrs. .A n n ie
was decorated with flags and lieve me, you’ll have
Oregon grape.
was one o f the last changes in Burkholder, Mrs. A T. Morri
tim e.”
this locality from the wide open son, Mrs. W. L. Kistner, Mrs.
A sumptuous and bountiful
to the new condition o f a f- Geo. S. Daria and Mias Marian
dinner was served.
The table
fairly groaned a n d « its weight
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