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About The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1917-1921 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1920)
How are you feeling? Does the w arn weather agree with you? Or aye you feeling out o f aorta because o f the heat? You can keep yourself in condition by a regular course o f RexaO Liver delta taken before breakfast each morning or Granular Effervescing Sodium Phos phate, or Granular Effervescing Mag nesia Citrate. # All these preparations act mildly and are pleasant to take, refreshing, and healthgiving. • i f you are troubled with colie, or diar rhoea, we strongly recommend Rexall Blackberry Cordial or Rexall Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, for re lieving all these conditions, and fo r the children, Mother Kroh'a Diarrhoea Mix ture. W o will be gted gh d le tell fo e I FUHRMANS PHARMACY ________ ; __________ »«Vi * ’ , fZ 9 & n For Your Preserving Use " "£L0MAjn|^ SYRUPiV M Fruits you use in the Sum mertime are delicious in the Winter in the form o f pre serves. MELOMAR gives fruit preserves the real fruit flavor with a new keenness, a preserve that never tires. Melomar is used in the same proportion aa sugar. You will be surprised at the few places MELOMAR won’ t fit in. Gallons and half gallons at . . r * a Fraedrick’s Grocery Phone 811 M clntiuff o r f luarsnneiu Marshfield C Investm ent Certificates ’ - i: O flcs 24«; Has. 171 19 19 First National N a tion ] Baak B uk 1 B U g. ■ Itm s From Arago Mlee JeflW Beckham, who la taach- week fo r the week end. Norman Halter la now able to walk febeut aea00 on crutehee, after Ma long ■lege o f typhoid. Mr. and M n . Caley BoMson went to Empire loot Sunday to vieit the Wm. tU a ffa , bat they petted each other on different renda from the Bay, the latter having coma over te visit the Bobleona hare, although they w en welcome visitors in the neigh- Miae N. CUnkenboard, who hat boon visiting her brother, George Cliakenbenrd, o f the Ftehtrap valley, returned to her home at the Bay Moa- day. The annual Robison fam ily reunion occurred teat Sunday. Thare w ill be church at Fish trap neat Sunday. The Missionary Society met with Mrs. Newton teat Friday. Mias Mary J. Kennedy, o f Son Di- . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I i— i . . ■ ego, is visiting Mrs. Mary A . McClos- key. Miss Alta Goodman, o f M yrtle Point, visited her friend, Mias Flos- sie Radabauxh. several days this week. They, In company with Mrs. Radabaugh, motored to Coquille Wed- nesday. Jesee Robison and w ife are the proud and happy parents o f a baby boy bora July 10th. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pauli and fam - fam ily. A . A . Sehriefer, o f M yrtle Point, w u a Coquill« visitor last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Claode Noslar, of B ride«, wore in M yrtle Point last Sat urday. j Mr. and Mrs. T . G. Sumerlin wore in town from Gravel Ford last F ri day attending- to business matters and visiting relatives. Mr. Thomas, o f Remote, was in the city Monday and bought a new Ford car from Henry Schroeder. He will use the ear this summer to haul Ev ergreen blackberries from up in that country to the cannery hero. Ed Lewellen, the Norway store keeper, and son Jim , wore in Myrtle Point Friday on business. Rev. James M oor«, o f Eugene, Dis trict Superintendent o f the M. E. church, was here Monday and in the evening held tho fourth quarterly con ference at that church. A . G. Thompson, W. T. Dement, C. C. Carter aad Clarence Carter made a business trip 'to Gaylord Tuesday. Patrick Geaney, o f Coquille, bought a new one-ton Ford truck o f H. A. Schroeder Monday. W alter Laird, o f 8itkum, bought a Chevrolet touring ear o f C. O. J o i nings Tuesday. T h e’pictures that are being shown at the Methodist Episcopal church are very interesting. N ext Sunday will be “The Unseen fim em t-’' They a n all free and everyone u invited to attend. A If rod Davis, from Tama, Iowa, stoppod off here Saturday to visit his unde, A. Frank Davis, on his way on a trip through California. G. W . Barklow, from Eugene, Ore gon, arrived h e n on M onday's train te visit his mother, Mrs. T. Barklow, who has boon seriously ill foar some Dan M illar has bought the Noal Bonewitz hill property in Stringtown and expects to movo th en in the near fu tu n . P rof. G. W . Davis, the agate man from Iowa, - is h en visiting in the home o f the Lusk fam ily. N. P. Peterson was in Portland Sunday to Tuesday during buyers’ week. Ih eee hot days the young people of Myrtle Point a n making use o f their idle moments by going swimming in the Coquille river here. Everyone goes in except people as old as Uncle Tom my. The Bank o f M yrtle Point aad Pet erson’s store aka having a new cent o f white paint. It has improved the looks so much you would think it a new building. T. C. James, o f M anhileld, was a business visitor h en Tuesday. . W . W . Copley and T. W ard, o f Co quille w en h en Tueeday. Miss Muriel Hodgson and Mies Gladys Davis, o f Rureka, Calif«, W en h en Tuesday aad W ednesday visit ing. M n . G. W . Guerin and two sons, Tom and Goorge, made a buisness trip to Langlois the fo n part o f the WATERMELONS W A TE R H aO N S S ou n d s g o o d th e se h o t d a y s — T a ste s b e tte r— F resh c a r ju s t in P r ic e re a so n a b le n o w a n d q u a l it y fin e — O rd e r to d a y I California Elberta Peaches Now coming in and while prices are high indi cations are that the next week or ten days will see the finish o f the heavy crop. Oregon and Washington crops very short and prices will be higher.. Order now if you want peaches. The Busy Com er 2 Phones—691 M n . L. A . Lawhorn was a Coquille visitor Monday. Lynn Snow is helping the Myers brothers with their farm work this week. Arthur Brown and w ife and sons, Roes and Bobby, started Thursday for a week’s outing at Bandon. The picnic party which started for Lost erode Saturday night had a somewhat disappointing if net a nov el time. They went as fa r as Two Mile creek above Brewster Saturday afternoon and made camp there fo r the n igh t A ll went well until tw dve o’clock. The .elements owing to the electric shower became so damp it was necessary to take up their beds and repair to the sevmrnl autos and sit up till morning. The ladies tried to sleep sitting up but the gentlemen for part o f the tim e between twelve o’clock and morning em ploy«] them selves by going in swimming. When morning came it was found Mr. and Mrs. H. A . Schroeder and fam ily, Charley and Ethel Schroeder, Mary Albee and son, Jimmy, and Jim my Frits Henry all expect to start on a camping trip Sunday. They ex pert to go as fa r as Eureka, C alif., before returning. W . E. Bailey and B. F. Korten, both o f Porttend, were in town Tumday o n l ^ • " S “ » WM t ...i___ ’ Iceed on their Journey aad so they re turned to the summer resort at Aber Guy Porterfield and Ethel and Ruth nathy’s and picnicked inside the house Porterfield, o f Gold Beach, were vis- o n . that place. Those in the party iting in Myrtle Point Tuesday and were W alter and Erma Bunch, Kath- Wednesday. erine and Claode Brown, Lester and H. A. Thomas was brought before Eula Mayse, M arjorie Mareey, Rob’t. Justice o f the Peace E. A. Dodge and pleaded guilty to the crime o f throw Ray, Theodore Easton, Date and Lyle Mareey, Wm. M iller and as chaperon, ing glass upon the public highway. A Mrs. Mareey. fide o f $25 and a sixty-day term o f The dance at M cKinley Saturday imprisonment was imposed, although night was well attended. A ll report »»• wiU be relieved o f the sixty-day ed a good time. sentence if he pays the fine. Only one week till Pomona, Aug. Mr *nd Clarence Davis and 10. Don’t forget that. Our lecturer D a **’ mother, Mrs. W illiams, had word that the state m aster, C. E. in town from Bridge Wednesday, Spence, is to be with us. Those who **«• H Clark, o f Marshfield, was miss Mr. Spence’s talk will miss some riaitin* in this city the middle o f the thing good, we assure you, as we have week. heard him talk a number o f times N- Houck and w ife, o f Eureka, CaL, while at State Grange in June. were in this city Tuesday and W ed- Mrs. W. H. Bunch visited Mrs. A r- nesday. w - A . Leary was in town Tueeday Mrs. Frye expects to atari fo r Port land Saturday. She has bean visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Glenn, fo r the past tw o weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Tho«. Krewson, Mrs. Ernest Krewson and Mrs. Jas. Ben- ham, frem Brewster valley, visited at L. A. Lawhorn’s Sunday afternoon. Wm. Heller is hoase on a short va cation. He has not been discharged from the service yet owing to a se vere injury on the elbow o f his right arm which does not seem to heal as it should. He is to be sent to a school at Portland whore ex service 6% Interest on Time Deposits * \ V The BANK OF MYRTLE POINT, deeiriug to encour age T h rift and Saving, and to assist those who depend more or less upon the Interest earned by their accumu lated savings as a means o f their livelihood, and to co- opearte in com batting the High C ost o f Living, will pay the follow ing rates o f interest on depodits: 6 per cent on tim e certificates i f made far one year 5 per cent on time certifies tee i f made fo r six months 4 per cent on time certificates I f made fo r three months 5 per cent payable T h e B ank o f M yrtle P o in t Resources over |600,000.00 M YRTLE POINT, OREGON Member Federal Reserve System LONG’S Acetylene Welding Machine Work Vulcanizing Battery Service Auto Repairing I have the beat of Mechanic« in my shop Have your car repaired by ns We guarantee both labor and satisfaction Phone 611 At Graham’s Garage die. L. E. Brown psz Kinley Wednesday M yrtle Point. ■i-nwn through Mc- hit way to The Sentinel end the Oregon Farm er can still be obtained fo r $2.16 for Call fo r Stationery.
