Coquille City herald., January 30, 1913, Image 7

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M atters o f M o re th a n P assin g M om ent
lt«fn In •h* * -
ton,,lnlnl on ,h* •••» tin» tharaof lha
r. . j( |f paid advartlaing. I This innouncamant i« mada ¡„
pt* with «»*• P ° * u ' »■•*ul«llon».|
IIA< K A i i A I N . Tom Awhrvy haa
k«r* Take Nolle#, T b « Kan
,n,,r picnic w,l‘ ,,e l»u 1 l*’‘ l ° ,r returned much Improved in health and
|lov, hall Tunaday evening. will be glad to give all matter» of m
auranee you may wi»h attended in hi»
peraonal and prompt attention.
In­
-t o :m. Hy order a
quire at Kxpreaa Office.
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j.KK |{i>Y WOODS.
C h ie f J a y h a w h « .
A daughter waa born on Tucmlay of
,, wm * I" Kugene Friday
r |p’ri« t and li»0. **• Know lei
«ne Friday aa w Unease# in
i divorce ‘ it***-
Commissioner Hawley and
- ip from Kugene over Sun-
la»t week to Mr. and Mra. J
at Oakland.
J . Davies
" A f t e r the C a m e," a home talent
play to be given in Phillip» Hall to
morrow evening hy the Kpworth
la-ague in ronjunction with a »oriel en­
tertainment. Adminaion 2<»c.
Hen Sanford wa» aerinualy ill during
the p » »t week.
ia g.-ml at any tin
for a
I loyd Hi»by ha» been dangernu»ly ill
Annelruntf'a Art Studio
re will l<e a credit to you during the paat week with acute ton-
J28 aililia,
Mia» Nellie ilemenway wa» up from
t fce II. o f O. over Sunday vi»iting her
parent», Mr. and Mra. I). H. Ilemen­
way.
E BAK ER
ral Blacksmitii
NO REPAI R
ted
o n
Dr. Damoreat, Dentiat.
Kerr A Sll»by*s Store.
WORK
w e s t
s id e
*, II. Alirama liaa aulfered
I part week willi an ulcerated
joe Miller waa ailing aeveral
the pait week.
I), Owen haa been among
-foui sick onea o f the peat
ipwurlh U-ague will give e
jurtainment and home talunt
rhillipa Hall tomorrow even-
'aiuion 2oe.
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— half Ixittoill laud
t Intel» l l l l i l l d r
jb timlier on pLii-t- t«> pay
me price
H a l f m i l e nouth
i limit«.
icres two
STEVE BURTON
^ileen St rk o f Kugene visited
I, Mn Kinney, at the Oregon
I day* o f the paat week.
J. Bartle waa up from Eugene
lay.
llphur apray hy the barrel nr
pllon, alrirtly .'to test, at
i» Hardware Store.
! had waa down from Dören»
. ind dropped in to look nfter
file Sentinel another year.
work ia l>elng taught ami
3»ing done cheap by Mra. WII-
*11 at Mra. Miller a. No. 57 Pa-
'•'"»y. I alao have for aale a
-nM parrot. H month» old. juat
:#E io talk, price $2». (>entle­
nd of elothea, coat $.'15, lam e a*
!M; 2 new hata, 1 anit of
-the* cheap and 2 dozen cana of
One new art »i|uare, size 12*15,
in o .
ji6
' Veatch attended a meeting of
anty achool board at Kugene
eek.
your atack aalt at the Sterling
»-’••tore. where you can get a
»•Pk for 30c.
Etta Iriah came up from
riday for a viait.
Ku-
“ughter waa horn Jan. 14 to Mr.
n ^
*at Dixon-
Oxgon. Mra, Hedg|>eth ia a
k , o f Mr. and Mra. A. Doolittle
-tage (¡rove.
Office over
miltf
The beat place to yet your Holiday I
| hoi,,» ) m hi Monroe's at the bridge.Utf
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11 * r,’"ditioi, of M,„. j . s. M,,j|
not greatly Improved.
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STATE MONEY ASKED TO
AID OREGON FARMERS
L.
Di-Wald ha» recovered from
Field demonstration work by the
•1« »'lack of the mumps and the »tore 1 Oregon Agruultual College, widening
1» again open.
the usefulness o f that insiitution
. A L Monroe, who closed hi« gallery greatly, will be realized to a much
down a week on account of an attack larger extent than has hitherto been
or murnpa, reopened Tuesday.
pos ible if Senate Hill No. 72 ia passed
A atit-h In time often aave» the by the legislature. '1 his measure pro­
vides for the appropriation o f money
shoe. Hr. Goff, Shoe chiropractor.
by the state and counties lo carry on
S- 1 • Godard’# little girl ha» recov-
cooperative field demonstration work
• ri-l from an attack of ptomanie poi-
among the farmers themselves.
»oriing,
The hill was drawn by the Central
A daughter waa born Sunday to Mr Oregon Development League, in con­
» "d Mrs. W. S. McCaleb. The child nection with the Oregon Development
wa» dead at birth.
League and the Oregon State Bankers’
Kxpert dressmaking done promptly. Association agricultural committee. It
Mr». Pet Sanford.
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provides for a well organized system
Stunley Martin haa purchaaed the o f Held work, conducted hy experts
John Conley houae on Weal Main and under the direction o f the O. A. C.
I he demonstrations in agriculture will
will make -uhatantial improvement».
he
given in different parts o f the state
•)"». II. Sparks of Latham in serious­
and the plan is what might be called
ly ill.
a system of traveling agricultural
Kvery farmer on a rural mail route schools.
should have or e o f thoHe ateel water
There is found to be need for this
proof mall bones «old by the Swengel
work, particularly in the newer sec­
Hardware Store.
tions of the state where settlers are
< has. S. In < r waa here from Kugene flocking in and taking land.
They
rueaday and Wediie»ilay iri the in­ must be given a start in the proper
terest» of The Register.
agricultural methods suited to the
A. A. Kelly and K. A. Siiurpe of country if they are to prosper, and
demonstration work by the state col­
l.orane were in Kugene Tuesday.
Ihink of getting the beat hard wheat lege will do this and do it right. The
Hour in town for $1.35 per »ack Pure plan of the bill is extremely practical,
meaning to place the demonstration
White Sterling Feed Co.
work right out among the farmers so
Mra. J. A. Richardaon came up from
they will not have to waste valuable
Kugene Tuesday for a viait with r.-la-
time in visiting some far po<nt. It is
tivea.
thought friends o f the agricultural in
Henry Davison viaited in Kugene terests of the state will rally to the
and Springfield thia week.
support of the bill in the legislature
The Woman’s Relief Corps will hold and secure its passage.
a aale of home cooking in the Wave
building Feb. 15. There will be lota
of good things to eat. Everyone in­
vited to come and buy.
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Seeds That Grow
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have, this year, four lines of the best
ill Seeds we could secure anywhere and
with our large assortment of Eastern
and Western grown Seeds, we are able to
supply anything you may need in this line.
W e are going after the Seed business of the
City and surrounding country and if unable
to supply you from our regular lines, we will
be pleased to get them for you on short notice.
The lines carried are:
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Northrup, King & Co.s
The Lake Shore Seed Co.’s
Lilly’s, in Packages
Portland Seed Co.’s in Bulk
| The Metsan Shop j
T or Tip SASH «"»DOOR
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Frank Knox wa» in Kugene Saturday
anm osm e
on bu»ineaa.
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AI Cook waa here from Kugene yca-
Order DIRECT from a Factory
terduy in the iniere»U o f a play to be
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that makes a Specialty of
put on by the Klk» Thursday and Fri­
Inspected
Sash, Doors and Millwork
day entitled, " T h e Klk'» Tooth."
• -X P A X I L D 0 0 R * -
« « T A M FA0XT DOOM $ 2 .5 0 U P
Machine oil»,
packing,
Simnnd»
$ 1 .4 0
■ awa, pipe, titling», bra»« good«
D00M $ 2 .7 5 up
cverythmg for the mill at Swengel'»
$ 2 .7 5 up
big harilware »tore.
INSIDE WINDOW TRIM 1« w t*. 10 g Q g
0. J. Kayscr of Saginaw was in Eu­
W. S. an I W. C. Shearer of Dorena
transacted hu»inea» in the city laat gene Friday.
INSIDE DOOR TRIM (Mr mw tip» g Q g
A new course in hop growing which
Friday, while on their way to Portland
A. T. Konnctt returned to Kugene
f-USH T WINDOWS—Z4 x 21— C l I D
on a btiNinc»« trip.
has been planned because of the grow ­
Friday.
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ing
interest
throughout
the
state
in
SPRUCE
FLOUR IM S - d a iwt laavs a taste
II. II. Smith of Portland ia vi»iling
Meyers apray pumjia and house
improved
methods
of
handling
both
the
hia daughter, Mra. K. O. Hall ia.
pumps; the “ so-easy-to-lix” kind; the
hop plant and the soils on hop fields,
Write for CATALOG No. *7
A. C. K inter ia moving thin week in­ Swengel Hardware Co. sells them.
• M l Asyfeady l
will he given at the Oregon Agricu l­
IT’S FREE. Wa alta furnish astnufas ol Irnifht
to hia new home recently purchated
Pnawlty Aayy
1.
evi Geer of Ixmdon has been in Eu­
ch irp s. Wt do lot sili roup lumbar an» shinfias
tural College next year. It was hoped
from W. K. Hart.
gene and Portland this week on busi­
to begin the work during this short
Dr. Coif cure» contagiou» di»ea»e» ness.
course, but because of the heavy bur­
hy fixing your »hoea »o you won’ t catch
Meadames Herman Venake, Minnie den of the large number o f lecture
diaeaae.
Price, C. H. Burkholder and Miss Belle courses in agronomy, it was decided to
David (irlgga ha» recovered from hi» Burkholder will attend the performance wait another year.
of Ben llur at Portland Saturday.
I attack o f the mutnpa.
Assistance to hop growers will be
Mrs. D. McCargar has been seriously given in the coming season through co­
Mr». D. M. C. Cault returned Mon­
operative work in cultivation and fer­
Not only that, but in showing some­
day from a twu month»' viait in P o rt­ ill the past few days.
thing that is not the product o f his own
land,
Mrs. Sarah Purvance ia visiting her tilization of the crop and in the proper
handling of the vines.
effort he is practicing deception, cul­
J. K. Spray returned Saturday from daughter at Springfield. Mias Myrtle
tivating dishonesty and laying the
accompanied
her
to
Kugene,
visiting
attending a hardware convention in
C o ttag e Grove Lo dge No. 51, A. F.
foundation for a life o f dishonor and
over
Sunday.
Portland.
—
& A. M. M ee tin g s first and third
trouble. He may be successful in de­
Hooks
have
been
donated
to
the
li­
When you have pa**ed to the great
Last year, as near as it can b e :
W e d n e s d a y s o f the m on th in
ceiving others. No one but himself
heyond you will leave liehind many brary during the past week by J. T.
M a so n ic H a ll, P a c ific H i g h w a y . gotten at, there were about 60,000 j and the members o f his own family
children engaged in making or raising
friend» and relative» who would ap­ DeSpain, Mrs. Hanson and Gladys
N’ e x l m e e tin g I*eh. 5
may ever know that he has cheated,
preciate a photograph to continually Hastings.
J. E . Y o u n g , S e c ’ y something with which to compete for
but that is enough. In doing what he
prizes in the industrial contest. That
remind them o f what you were to them Resolutions of Respect and Con­
knows is not right he loses respect for
C o tta g e Grove Chapter No. 4, 0.
was only a little start in the work, but
in life. ArniMlnnig’» art photo» »land
dolence.
E. S.
N e x t re gu la r m eeting, it was a great stimulus to future effort. himself, and that is a long step in the
the tent of time and never fade.
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Once more our Lodge has been
F r id a y , Fe >. 4: 7:30 o ’ clo ck . \s a result o f the inspiration gained wrong direction. When a person loses
C. II. Hurkhohler, D. A. Schmidt, vistied by the grim reaper, who has
Masonic H a ll, P a cific H i g h w a y . last year it is hoped to have practically respect for himself he soon loses the
C. W. Wallace ami Hen Lurch returned taken to his d e r m a l resting place one
confidence and respect o f others. " T o
A d a C. A d a n ls , Sec.
everyone o f the 125,000 school children
Saturday from attending the retail of our oldest members, Brother W il­
thy self be true, and it follows as the
o f the state engaged in some phase of
grocer»' convention at Corvallis.
day follows night that to no other man
liam DeWald; Therefore, Be it resolv­
the work this year.
thou canst be fa lse.”
Kdgar King lo«t a pair o f valuable ed. that we, the members o f Cottage
The rules o f the contest are very
Character building is the most im­
colt» during the pn»t week. Hoth died Grove Lodge No. 61, A. F. A A. M.,
simple. The most important one is
portant part o f the early education of
from the »»m e cause, apparently a hip extend our heartfelt sympathy to the
that the children must do the work
the child, and the greatest value in
bereaved sons and daughters of the de­
diaeaae.
themselves and that the parent or
these industrial contests is along that
ceased whose homes are made desolate
A tij-lb. son arrived Tuesday morn
guardian will be required to sign a
line— forming in the child habits o f in­
in the loss of a loving father.
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ing at the home of Mr. and Mr». Nel­
•f Advertisements in this department *,* statement to that effect. In raising
dustry, economy, system, honesty, self
Resolved, that as a further mark of
son Durham. To hear Nelson whistle
6c a line. Figure 6 words to line.
garden, some one else may plow the
reliance and all o f the traits that go
respect and esteem to our valued bro­
one would he led to think it the only
ground and harrow it, but the child
to make up the good citizen.
ther's memory, our lodge room be
must do the rest—the planting, culti­
batiy ever born.
FOR S A L E OR T R A D E
draped in mourning for thirty days;
There will be many valuable prizes
vating, harvesting, etc. In raising
Pure White Flour ¡» now »clling for that a copy of these resolutions be
for
the children at the State Fair again
11.35 per »nek at Sterling’s Feed published .in a local paper, a copy be B R O W N LE G H O R N C O C KERE LS poultry, the child does not need to own
next
year, but none ot them will be
$1.50;
Brown
Leghorn
Pullets
75c.
the parent flock, but must set the eggs
Store. Kvery »ack guaranteed.
sent to the sons and daughters o f our
W. B. Finney.
j30-f6pd and feed and care for the chickens they worth as much as a clear conscience
The condition o f Master Julian Kcm late brother and a copy be inscribed in
and the experience gained by raising
PULLETS F O R
S A L E B A R R E D exhibit.
wa» serious several times during the our records.
O. V E A TC H ,
One o f the main objects o f these con­ or making something with which to
Rocks and Buff Orpingtons. $1.00
paat week, but he is thought to be out
T. C. W H E E L E R ,
tests
is to get the boys and girls in­ win the prizes.
each. Address box 352.
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A N D R E W BR UN D,
o f danger now.
terested in doing something practical,
R igh t Soil for Roses.
Committee W A N T TO T R A D E . — H O U SE A N D
Mrs. H. Vrnske visited in Kugene j 3 0
something worth while, something by
The
rose
growers o f Portland, or­
lot in Ashland for Cottage Grove which they can earn a livin g when
Friday.
Resolutions of Condolence.
ganized
as
the
Portland Rose Society,
property
or
close-in
ranch.
C.
E.
The Kpworth League will give
Resolved, That we extend to the
they grow up to manhood and woman­
are
much
interested
in the quality i£
Parker,
856
Adams
Ave.
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another of its popular entertainments family and friends of our late beloved
hood. And the only way to learn how
Spriggs,
our BLOODED M IN O R C A A N D A N C O N A to do something is to do that thing dirt from which their blooms are
in Phillip» Hall Friday evening. A brother, Morris D.
part o f the social entertainment will heartfelt sympathy in this their hour
roosters for sale. A Wood.
jl6 t f with your own hands. I f you show raised. A t a recent meeting Prof. H.
something that someone else has raised D. Scudder o f the Oregon Agricultural
lie a home talent play.
After the of sore affliction;
FOR S A L E . A NEW F I V E ROOM or made you are cheating yourself College told them about soil character
We ever knew him as a man o f hon­
G a m e ." Admiaaion 20c.
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bungalow and seven lots, No. 1865, out o f the most valuable part of the and the ideal soil, discussing its quali­
contest—the experience gained by do­
M i»» Mildred Pringle visited Miss esty, uprightness and high character
corner o f Main and 19th Street East. ing it yourself.
ties and management.
and
shall
miss
his
cheerful
kindliness
Marguerite O'Mara at Disaton over
Inquire o f owner.
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in our work. We feel that the memory
of his life is an inspiration to all who GOOD R O Y A L S T A N D A R D T Y P E -
Mr.
ami
Mr«. James Atkinson.
writer for sale. Nearly new. Sen­
Meadames J. C. Johnson. Pet Sanford, knew him.
tinel 23.
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Resolved, That these resolutions be
l-eta Bennett, Messrs. Lee Roy Wood*
published in a local paper and spread FOR S A L E . — HOUSE A N D LO T FOR
and Andrew Brtind attended tho fu­
upon the minutes.
$1,000. House has 7 rooms. Lot has
neral o f Mra. H. K. Metcalf h I Halsey.
MRS. J. STONEB ERG,
75 foot front and is 95 feet deep.
Mill supplies: Swengel Hardware.
MRS. A. L. JONES,
I). B. Chamberlain.
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MRS. S. E. M c G A V RAN.
Mrs. J. T. Moore's condition has
Good 2-horse power electric motor
Condolence Committee.
been more serious during the past j30ed
for sale at a bargain. The Sentinel...
week.
Card of Thanks.
H E A V Y B U N D L E T I e I n g ” CORD.
Mrs. Lillie Hathaway and son. F . M.
We can not fitly express the deep
Have about 100 lbs. at 2c per lb.
Hathaway, of Portland are visiting in
gratitude we feel toward the friends
Sentinel.
the city, being called here by the death who were so kind to us in our recent
of Mrs. H. K. Metcalf.
FOR R E N T
bereavement and who performed so
I f you want wall pa|>er. you can save many deeds that we will he unable to HOUSE
FOR
R E N T .-C O T T A G E ,
money by dealing with Nealon Lockett, fully repay.
good barn, barn lot, with acre of
painter and paperhanger and can sc ee
garden ground, close in. Inquire of
H. K. M ETCALF,
MRS. FRANCES E. G RAY
from one o f the best paper houses in
G. F. King.
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Portland. 1 have a fine line of samples
AND OTHER RELATIVES.
__________W A N T TO B U Y__________
at reduced price».
Phone
Card of Thanks.
W
A N T E D TO B U Y . - V E A L S A N D
Residence Third and Madison.
Wo wish to extend or heartfelt thanks
hogs. Highest market price paid,
C. Gray and family attended the
to those who were so kind and thought­
12) cents for small veal. City Meat
funeral of Mr». Metcalf and are spend­
ful of us during our recent bereave­
Market.
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ing a few day» at the Metcalf home.
ment.
__________H E L P W A N T E D
Rev. I. G. Knott«, »tale clerk of
C A T A LO G
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NEW COURSE GIVEN
HOP GROWERS
nstfusrr.r.T * 1.50
O .B .W IL L IA M S CO.
S A S H >.»D D O O R S
194-3 FIRST A V E . S . S E A T T L E , U S A .
WORK MUST BE DONE
BY CHILDREN
! WANT ADS I
Sunday.
r
C O n e O ld fie ld D r y K iln , 5 0 0 0
d a ily capacity, o n e 4 8 x 1 4 K e -
w ancc
both
in
H ig h
P re s su re B o ile r,
firs t-c la s s
c o n d it io n .
W i l l sell c h e a p fo r cash o r trade
ft
fo r lu m b e r.
BIG PINES LUMBER CO., Medford, Or.
Willamette Presbytery, will mst»
elder« elect of the First Presbyterian
'*'» rood rlh0rn’ Ro8eb,,rK, Dre.,
or 40 acrea Church o f this city at the Sunday
morning acrvice.
mi,e* from the rtty.
FRANK COOPER,
MR. AND MRS. J. W. GOWDY,
MRS. D. J. SCHOLL.
flU Y V A N RfP ER.
SIX W O M E N W A N T E D TO A S S IS T
in renovating. Apply Cottage Hotel
before Saturday.
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