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About The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1917-1921 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1920)
» K, VALLST TWO - - - MYRTLE V *<■> Y « | ................ Requisites Determines the WeD Being of Seed Early Seed ¡Potatoes . Vetch - Grass Seed • Clover Your ComptaioB Combination CoM Cream Jeuteel Batter Cold CHMa $ 1.00 50c tho boot wo at the price You will fad them highly aad perfectly FUHRMANS PHARMACY “FORDS” W e can give you immediate delivery on Touring Cars, Trucks, Sedans, Tractors etc < Don't ¿d ay poor order aa they ore u scarce as ever and many prospective. Ford buyers will be disappointed unless you order early. .Republic Trucks of all sizes Essex, Hupmobiies and Hud son Touring Cars awnwaTod», Write or Phone No.51 Myrtle Point L A IR D & SC H R O E D E R -S H S New Farm Machinery Just received a shipment o f John Deere Spike Tooth Harrows Spring Tooth Harrows Pulverizers Plows Thomas and Van Brunt 1-horse Seeders 1-horse Seed Drills v2-horse Corn Cultivators Coquille H ardware Co. < 1 DEPOSITS NOT PREMIUMS. Just deposits, that’s alL No, yoa don’t pay; there Is no chars*; it doesn’t cost you anything and unless you retard your bank deposits as an expense, no expense is incurred when you insure your life. You deposit with the company, your wife checks out the deposits, and enough more to make the face of the policy, if you die. If you live you check it out yourself. Simple isn’t i t t /T h e Bankers Life Company pays live or die. A. T . MORRISON District Agent for BANKERS LIFE COMPANY J* Attorney A. G. Thompson went to Salem Tuesday to argue a case ip the Supreme Court. / He will to on to Portland the latter part of the week to visit his family and return to Myrtle Point Monday. Dr. O. H. Clarke has sold his beautiful, spirited, black mare to Edwin Ellingsen. Mabel Lundy is sick with a mild attack of appendicitis. There will be a big basket so cial a t Broadbent Saturday night to raise money for build ings at that place. Everybody is invited to come and women and girls to bring baskets. .Mr. and Mrs. Earl McDonald, of Broadbent, spent the week end here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schroeder. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Epdicott, of this place, moved to the Schroeder A Aasen camp at Nor way Tuesday. Mrs. John Robbins, of Broad bent, went to Washington, last week to visit relatives and friends. Early Rose Seed Potatoes O n iQ IlS per Rodney Davenport, who was Earliest of AH Seed Potatoes Plant now an d have early onions. operated on at Dr. Clarke’s san Fancy out side stock from the seed companies- _ itarium last week for an abscess in the leg, is recovering rapidly. a change of seed will give increased yield In Old crop onions are very hig an Harold F. Humboldt, of Port most instances. **** *carcc- land, general secretary of the Oregon Sunday School asssocia tion, was in Myrtle Point Thurs- day evening. . The meeting ig was held in the Methodist church and consisted of all the Sunday School workers of Myrtle Point. The following is the list of cars , that C. O. Jennings, pro prietor of the Myrtle Point Gar age, sold the fore part of the week: Carter k Davis a Dodge truck; A. Christensen, a Chevro let truck; Guy Ford, an Oldsmo- bile roadster; Hermann k Migge an Oldsmobile truck; George Hermann, a Buick touring car. Fanny Corbin, daughter of Mrs. Louisa Corbin, of this city, was in Powers Saturday and Sunday visiting her sister, Mrs. ________________________ . * \ F. D. Medlock, who resides there. C. E. Broadbent, formerly of this place and head cheese man of the county, but now of H art ford, Calif., is here looking after business and for pleasure Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Sumerlin and children were in Myrtle 2 Phones—691 .Point shopping Saturday. Guy Ford and son, Raymond, rifa returned home on the Saturday afternoon train from Tillamook, where they had been called last ination in the sixth and seventh week on account of the serious grades were: Verla Sumerlin, illness of Ernest Ford, who is ena Roland, Marion Clayton, now on the road to recovery .Mrs. Margaret Kelty, Joe Sumerlin; Ford will not return until Ernest in the eighth grade, Myrtle has fully recovered. Clayton. Everyone passed, get Hft > the purchasing power of about one half of Mike Miiiard. who has been at ting a high grade. Lakeside for the past few weeks, what It had a few yean ago. ‘ Reuben and Andrew Cotton was in^ Myrtle Point Saturday are working in Lawhom’s log The prudent p erm is baying none but the essen visiting his wife and children. ging camp a t oDra. The basket ball game played tials and is la y in g by** bin money until It baa a great Many of the citizens of Gravel at Myrtle Point between the Ford are just recovering from er purchasing value. North Bend high school and the an attack of the smallpox. Why not put port at your high wages aad port of 'Myrtle Point high school at the Dr. Low was at Pleasant Hill Oaks Pavilion Friday night was school house and vaccinated yonr high prfcud ffcna products la our savings depart won by Myrtle Point by a score some of the school children. ment aad let It draw interest, then Inter, ans it when of four to twenty-four. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brockmqn It has th* purchasing ability e f 100 cents. P. W. Laird and Henry A. spent Friday in Myrtle Point. Schroeder, of Myrtle Point, have Lester Mayse made a business “THE BANK OF COMMUNITY SERVICE” recently completed arrange trip to Coquille. ,-----------V - . _____ ments for handling the entire Glenn Snores and family are line of Ford cars, trucks and moving to their new home, the tractors, the Essex, Hupmobile I. T. Weekly place near Gravel and Hu4son touring cars. This Ford. completes one of the flnest lines Samuel Shook is visiting his \ MYRTLE POINT. OREGON of cars handled in the country daughter at Powers. Dimeters and they have been kept busy ■ T. G. Sumerlin took his family looking after the customers since to Myrtle Point, where the child J. ■ . McCloakoy taking over the line. J. D. Carl ren were vaccinated. The second number of the Ly Hedwig Haroish and Margar O n . H. Chaney ceum course will be held Friday et Kelty went to Myrtle Point to Thee. H. Bay«* (night, February 13th, at Her be vaccinated. 4 mann hall, beginning at 8:00 p. Mv 3. T. G. Sumerlin and m. It is the Ward Waters’ com daughter, Lncile, went to Nor^ pany and consists of Mr. and way Saturday. Mrs. Waters and Edna Folk. 'There will be several child im Gravel Ford is having beauti personations, whistling duets ful weather and almost everyone 'and some contralto solos. Every is fanning. Marion Clayton, Milo Shook body come The ladies of Myrtle Point will and Alden Barklow went to Myr meet in the Unique Theatre tle Point Saturday and Dr. Pem We have ju st received a large assortm ent of th at Monday night for the purpose of berton vaccinated them. classy-lookmg jewelry a t bargain prices. Big values organizing a ladies’ club. The Myrtle Point high school Parkersburg Community Club or the money. See the display in our wmdow. basket ball team went to Powers last Saturday and played the The Parkersburg Community Beauty Pins Towers high school team. The Welfare Club held its monthly Nickel Wrist meeting last Wednesday with an game resulted in a victory for Auto Veil P ìm Bracelets Myrtle Point by a score of seven attendance of eleven members. Breastpins Both Miss Kalbus and Miss to twenty-six. Hut Pins Cuff Links Mrs. J. B. Campbell, Mrs. W. Schreyer were present and a Stick Pina B. Ashcraft and Mrs. Gibson are most profitable and enjoyable Watch ^ h u the delegatee elected by the day was spent by those assem Rings Brooches bled. At noon a delicious lunch Methodist* Sunday School of this La VaOieres lace to attend the convention was served cafeteria style, fol icld at Coquille Saturday after lowing which the business ses noon and Sunday, Feb. 14th and sion was held and Miss Schreyer gave a much appreciated talk on 15th. Milt Miller, of this place, is ill pi cnatal care and nuikery equip ment. The work of making a .With la grippe. MRS- BONNIE WALKER, Prop. dress form for one of the mem bers under the supervision of Gravel Ford Rente Miss Kalbus was then resumed Miss Lena Pinkston is visiting and occupied the remainder of ODie Clinton, Noel Haniy. T ad the Sentinel the afternoon. Those present Devereux, D o« Haniy, Maude at the home of Boyd Bruner. in combination for Shiloh school started Feb. 2, were: Meedames Myrtle Jen Dran«, Hazel Roberta and Miss of U m Sentinel being with Margaret Mills as teacher. kins, Ethel Miller, Maud Hags, es Cecil eLJ------------ * I that of Sm oot $2 ami Those taking the final exam- Clara Sloan, Maude Danielson, Kalbus. Are you supplied? If not we are prepared to take care of your requirements now.. Don't delay. Do it now. x Sets lb. 15c St^^m olasse^^a^els ~*Try it onthathay-^M that the stock dosen’t like and see how they will dean it up. Its the cheapest feed on the market today. Alfalfa Hay-Clover Hay-Cheat and Oat Hay Cupid Brand F lour - Best Patent - Per Barrel $13.00 The Busy Comer The Américain Dollar The Bank of Myrtle Point JE W E L R Y B A R G A IN S Racket Store
