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will begin uvhral
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are held in
instead of in the church.
Marvin Harris, cf this « it/, span
Monday in Bandon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gienn Weekly, of
Gravel Ford, were in Myrtle Point
Monday.- Mrs. Weekly's brother, Jay
3chri«fer, retu n .ei home with them."
B. A. Am in, of this plac4 was a
Marshfield visitor Tuesday.
Mary Picraen, who has *>c.*n train
Mg in ths Good Samaritan Hospital
for some time, is hoi.« on a visit.
E. E. Johnson, of Roaaburg, wai
re Monday aad Tuesday on bust
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Rev. L. G. Weaver and Jim Parry
turned Saturday from Portland.
They drove in a new G. M. C. truck
from u n fit
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Wood, of
Marshfield, were visiting to Myrtle
Point Sunday.
Rev. C. 0. Jennings returned Fri­
day from rin-tland where he spent a
few days looking after the gas situa-
FUHRKANS PHARMACY
Mrs. George Martin died Tues­
day a t Dr. Clarks’* aaaitarium from
The funeral ser­
vices were held in Myrtle Point Wed
ly and her reautina laid to rest
hr the M. P. eei
Mrs. A rthur Chandler waa operated
an-for acute appendicitis the fore part
of the week a t Dr. Clarke’« hospital.
She is getting along very nicely and
expect« to go home to a few day«
Hd. Abernathy was in from Bitkum
Boy . Your Groceries at
Fraedrick’s
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Our prices
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All new, d ean stock
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Everything good to eat
Quality Guaranteed
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Fraedrick’s Grocery
Opposite Postoffice
Phone 811
Wire your house for
E lectric L ights.
It will increase the value of your property
considerably more than the coat of the job and
you can eujoy the comfort it given.
Jobbing and repairs given apecial attention.
E. G. Opperman
Front Street, Opposite Fas
Phone 367
; A Merchants Bank
Coquille, Oregon
Gaa Situation Easier.
Weird Dance an Ship in Far North.
The Standard Oil compaay will One of the weird scenes in "Back
have a tanker here wtthta a few days to God’s Country,” by James Oliver
end this vessel will pump u m illion; Curwood, is a midnight
on
gallons of gaaoltee iatp the tanks 'board a ship frozen in the ice. The
of the Standard Oil company at the women were Esquimaux squaws, who
bay station, says Tuesday» Marsh- were brought down from a trading
Bald Record. This may, fur the time poet to dance with the sailors. Their
being be dented, but the fact remains clumsy, grotesque antics in their as-
the tanker is com&ig and it will have tiv* dances are thoroughly amusing
Mrs. 8. P. Hoges, from Willsnd,
Ore., was hers Tuesday.
W. J. Strickland, of Parkersburg,
Wast Virginia, was a business visitor
in M yrtle Feint Tees
Charles A. Harrington died TueO?
day evening s i hie home a t the Myr­
tle Point Hotel. The funeral
took place in Coquill« Thursday and
the remains were laid to rest in the
metory there.
Den Pierce, of CoquflU, was in
Myrtle Feint Tuesday.
Geo. H. Alden, dean o f Willamette
University a t Saltan, spent the for«
of the week fat this d ty .
He
gave a big banquet a t the Traveller’s
(to d a y evening,
present were Dean Alden, Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Annin, Rev. aad Mrs. C.
O. Jennings, Rev. and Mrs. L. G.
Whaver, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Carter, Mrs. Adell,
H arriet and Gladys Carter, Vivien
Annin, Mr. and Mrs. Gao. Chanay,
Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Gibson. Mr.
AMeh’a mate object in visiting Myr­
tle Point waa to create an interest in
Willamette University in regard to
the $100,000 faad for new buildings
and equipment, and also to interest
the parents in sanding their boys and
girls to this institution. The evening
was enjoyably spent by all .
Rax B. Dallas, of Coquille, was in
Myrtle Point Wednesday.
Mrs. Cora Barker returned Wednes­
day evening from Grenada, Calif. She
went out to her home at Lee the a
evening.
Wm. A. King, father of Dal M.
King of the Sugar Bowl Confection
ery, is here from Spokane for a faw
days’ v isit
I Chas. Fftshugh, of Coquille, was a
visitor here Tuesday.
| Mrs. C. A. Smith, of Eaatside.
a visitor M this city Tuesday.
Geo. C. Huggins, of Coos Bay, waa
registered at the Hotel Guerin Wed­
nesday.
C- F. Lockwood, representing the
International Correspondence School,
waa here on business Tuesday.
W. H. Donald, of Bandon, waa in
Myrtle Point on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Clara G. Essen, of Portland,
waa a business visitor hers Tuesday.
J. C. Bigger, of Coquille, was in
Myrtla Point Tuesday.
Fancy Prunes at 20c per lb.
N o f a job lot but our regular stock which we
* want to reduce. These are good sizes and reg­
ular price is 25c lb. This »is the season for
dried fruit and at present price of sugar prunes
are a cheap fruit at 20c lb. Remember, this
price will only be for a few days or until we
dispose of our extra stock. *
A healthful food requiring less sugar to pre­
pare for the table and for less money.
. Don’t overlook our Coffee Department
Our 50c Bulk Coffee
The Best That Money Can Buy
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U r. and Mrs. C. E. Schroeder re­
turned Monday from attending the
State Grange a t Band, Ora.
They
had a very plea«ant time and repoet
th at Cooe county ¿oils and crops are
much better than thoae ardund Bend.
Miaa Delouia Barklow enjoyed a
buthday party last week, about a
dozen little friends being present. All
enjoyed the occasion.
Last Friday while U r. and Mrs.
Gilbert Pinkston and family were
driving along the grade their horses
became unmanageable and in some
manner threw them under the buggy,
giving Mrs. Pinkston's ankle a bad
sprain. The others were not hurt.
Rev. Reuben Sumerlin, of Portland,
who is new in this county on tim ber
business, preached a t the U. E.
Church South Sunday evening to a
very appreciative audience.
There will be Sunday school a t Ar-
ago next Sunday a t 1:80 p. m.
The American Dollar
Has the
what It had a few years ago.
The prudent person Is hi
tials aad Is “laying by” hie ■
of aboat
half of
none bat tho easen-
antll it has a great-
Why not pot part of yonr high wages and part of
yoar high priced fana prodotta in our savings depart­
ment aad let it Aaw interest, then Inter, ime it when
it has the purchasing ability of 100 cents.
“ THE BANK OF COMMUNITY SERVICE”
The Bank of Myrtle Point
MYRTLE POINT, OREGON
W aning to Parents.
Two boys living near the southeast
corner of Myrtle Point visited the
White House ranch the night of June
second, took some fowl« from the
rooet and disappeared in the direction
of Myrtle Point.
The past two or
three months the Hoffman and the
White House ranches have been lac­
ing fowls and young lam be, which we
Acetylene Welding
Vulcanizing
«opposed to be the work of a panther.
Boys strolling around the White
Machine Work
Battery Service
House ranch at night, beware of traps
- Middle Fork Notes.
and set guns.
C. E. Griffin and family have sold
Auto Repairing
T. U. Stover,
their home to U r. Price, of Bancroft,
Ow ner of White House Ranch.
•nd left Tuesday morning for Fann-
I have the beat of Mechaniea in my shop
erviUe, Calif., for the benefit of Mrs.
Civil Service Examinations
H are your car repaired by us
Griffin's health. U r. and Mrs. Grif­
The U. B. Civil Service Commission
fin have lived in our midst for ten
We guarantee'both labor and satisfaction
years and previous to that lived on s t Washington states th at until fur­
the North Pork. The ladies of the ther notice it will receive applications
district gave them a farewell and each for a large number of positions of ea-
one furnished something for the lunch aminer of accounts under the Inter­
basket, all hoping th at she would ro­ state Commerce Commission a t sal­
aries ranging from $2,100 to $2,900 a
ta te her health in her a f w home.
Applicants will be rated on
B utter W rappers and Trespass No
Roy G arrett has been very skk*with year.
the asthma. At present be is slowly their education, training and exper- ■allow, yellow cheekc, give a girl little Jees for sale a t this office.
ience.
chance for a “man" these days. Don't
lose heart, Just take Hollister*« Rocky
principally hi the field and offer op­ Mountain Tea—helps to make you •
HOWARD E. COUPER •
portunity for extensive travel at gov­ attractive and fair. D o st delay, be­ • Formerly of The Arrillags #
gin
today.
Fuhrm
an's
Pharmacy.
ernment expense. An allowance for
• Musical College, San Francisco •
subsistence i* made in addition to the
• INSTRUCTION IN PIANO •
■alary. The 80 days’ annual leave al­ A new 24-hour finishing service has •
AND MUSICAL THEORY •
lowed government employee is men­ just been installed for kodak work a t
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tioned as a further advantage.
LONG’S Machine and Repair Shop
Phone 611
A t Graham’s Garage