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E . ]1. Clayton and m , Marion, of
Gravel Ford, wem in town Tuesday.
New THE JAPANESE SANDMAN (Richard A. W hiting)
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DANCING BYES, Medley. In tro : Shafting Xiang*
(Jay M onies) One Btop _ .
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New TELL ME LITTLE GYF8T, Medley. Intro: “Girls of My
1 0 2 4 6 D ra w s.” From “ZiegfeU Follies at 1MQ.f (Irving Bro-
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No. C H IU BEAN. Bento-Memto Minle-Mow
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Joseph SamneW Meet* M asters
WHEN TOU ARE MINE. (Ssm uel-B riant) One Step
FUHRMAN’S
We atUl have a large stock of gifts in all lines-*
Toys, Dishes, Glassware, Silverware, Myrtlewood,
Gift Cards, etc.
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The time ip getting sltart in which to do your
Christmas buying and you will have a better selec­
tion to chooae from bow th a n yon wiH n e x t week.
MRS. BONNIB WALKER, Prop.
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E xtra Fancy Xmas Mixed Candy
We ktTe cheaper grades but this is a wonder­
ful value—fit fora king'. Regular 50c grade.
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Third A -B essie Abell, Jwrsne
Low, Edward Dew, B arbara Rich­
mond, NM McGUvery, Afina W iggins.
Fourth Grade—Viola Pribble, Lur-
line W ilkinson, K athryn Wftson,
Stanley Vowel!, Gladys Jones, E lisa­
beth Lane, Minnie Tamson, Leah
H uther.
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Jo /K n ig h t J r. had his tonsils and
adenoids removed by Dr. Clarke Wed­
nesday.
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Dr. 8. A. Danford, new district su­
perintendent, made his first visit here
Monday evening and held sendees In
the M ethodist chureh m orning and
evening.
Jim m ie Rookard, of Bridge, who
was operated on for ruptured appen­
dicitis a t D r. Clarke’s sanitarium
some time ago had so f a r recovered
as to be able to bo moved home Mon-
Theron K eitner, who has been
working at M arshfield fo r some tim e,
was here W ednesday on a visit.
The boys of the M yrtle Point high
school si* practising vigorously for
the first game of basket ball w ith
Powura hade tonight.
Please come and help them.
-„Mrs. George H alter is having the
flu or something like it.
Rev. Mr. W iggles le ft Monday tar
Corvallis to spend Christm as w ith
his fam ily there.
The w ater is up so high on the tow-
lands th a t it is necessary and com­
mon to aas a skiff or launch fastened
to the door of thé homos.
Da vs 8malley, of H a l's Creek, who
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Busy Com er
ager, Odia Beckham; Jokes, Laurence
Moon; Freshm an Reporter, Irving
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Fancy Sunkist Oranges, large, per dor.
Fancy Sunkist Oranges, small, per dor.
Salle C .*Ptrk, of Medford, Oregon,
was hers visiting Tuesday end Wed
nesday of th is weak.
B. E. M errick, of Portland, w as a
business visitor h ers Tuesday.
John J. Batem an, garage m an of
Coos Bay, w as in town looking after
hie in terest here W ednesday.
High School Notes
C. E. Mason, of San Francisco, was
The L aurel w ill be p u t out by th e
here on business W ednesday.
Mrs. A lfred Schroeder, of Coquille, Senior class. The .editorial sta g Is as
E ditor in Chief, G ertrude
was hi town W ednesday visiting her follows:
perents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sturde- B utler; A ssistant E ditor, Helen Sher­
wood; Society, Alice B arker; L iter­
ary, A udrey 8 tan ig er; D ram atics, E r­
ma M oray; Music, M yrtle Newton;
A thletics, W ayne W oodward; C alro-
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Visit our store for Christinas
Gifts for your family and
friends.
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Mr. and Mr». deorge Rackleff, o
r a k i n g Crook, were is town Tues-
dsy »bopping.
A w ry «Joyable evening was »pent
by the Rpworth Lengnera of the M. B-
Chureh Saturday e ra iin g a t tha home
of Mr. and Mr*. C. O. Jennings.,
fl.a u « »rare played u ntil a lata hour
whan a dainty lunch was served, a f­
te r which all returned to th eir home
to dream of th e delightful evening
they had had. Tfcoae present w ere:
Percy K eitner, Claire Lehmotieki.
Clarence C arter, Elton Corbin, Dallas
Robins«™, Elm er G ant, W ayne Car­
ver, E ar. J . D. Woodfln, M argaret
Kelty, Ith a Clinton, M yrtle Clayton,
M argaret Corbin, Audrey W agner,
O ra C arter and Mr. and Mrs. C. O.
Jennings and daughter, Dorothea.
Dean Straub, of the U niversity ef
Oregon, lectured s t theh M yrtle Point
n<g|. School Tuesday m orning on “A
College Education.” I t was enjoyed
very much by all.
Mr. and M rs. D. T. M iller, of aBr-
Irute N ebraska, who have been here
visiting Mrs. M iller's sister, Mrs. 8.
W. H all, of th is city, fo r past three
weeks returned to th eir home T u n -
A y,
M r. and M rs. Charley Swanson, who
A m boas running the logging camp
fb r J . 0 . Stem m ier during the sum­
m er, moved to M arshfield Tueedny.
Mr. Mandell, for Fredericks K.
Sterns D rug House of D etroit, M idi.,
was hers on buaineed Tuesday and
W edneedsy.
little Anne H artocker, daughter of
Mr. and M rs Chaa. H arlocker, went
to Coquille Tuesday to stay W
Christm as w ith her grandm other,
Mrs. H arlocker, w h s resides there.
A. T. M orrison, of th e Bankers Life
ly lacerated head daring bosket ball
practioe la st F rid a y .
The high school and grades enjoyed
a delightful talk by Dean Straub at
the U niversity of Oregon la st Tues­
day.
Bishop Sumner also delivered SB
address to the grades and U gh school
last Monday, which was highly sa-
tsrtain in g and inter satin g.
Coquille H igh S d fio l plays Jeffer­
son's H igh, of Portland, on Decem­
ber 28th. The gam e .w ill begin a t
S:00 o'clock a t tha High School gym.
L ights having boro po t to, th a
basketball team wffl practice a fte r
night.
Th« BANK OF MYRTLE POINT, desiring to encour­
age Thrift and Saving, and to assist those who depend
more or M s upon the interest earn jd by their accumu­
lated savings as a means o f their livelihood, and t o co-
opearte in combatting the High Cost o f Living, will pay
the following rates o f interest on deposits:
Resources ova- $500,000.00
MYRTLE POINT, OREGON
C H R IS T M A S
W. H. Schroeder & Sons
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