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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 19??-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1917)
clear sky com es th is announcem ent. RE, formerly of Marshfield here the sanie will be on sale within the next tew days. Many of the Bargains to he offered are absolutely without precedent We claim, without sense of exaggeration or fear of contradiction, that this sale represents the Biggest Dry Goods Buying Opportunity ever presented to the people of Coquille and vicinity. Merchandise today, is soaring skyward. You can’t afford to miss this Sale. Such an opportunity ' may never occur agaia Profits entirely disregarded during this gigantic sale. Store Closed Until Tuesday morning, Feb. 6 „ Thousands Öldollars worth ot merchan dise to be Sold at a § . - - - To arrange the Stock for rapid handling 2 in 1 Shoe Polish Ladies’ $5 Switches The beet; worth 10c g* a can; now .............. Watch the windows Located in the Martin Heavy grade; on sale a t ......... ...... Man’s $2.00 Untan n its now. Men's $2.60 wool Union suits $2.60 Indian Blanket Roboe bs tiful p a t t a n n ^ M ........... Me Canvas glovts now........ 10c Canvas (lavas now.......... Dosons of Remnants of Oh Real hair; on Sale at.... % D X * î/0 No Phone Orders Taken S y -'i $• -Mi. -1 « >; . ;t I No Credit Uaabrollas, Notions etc. aro beine of- Front S t Eighth Grade Graduate*. The board of eighth grade examin ers finished grading the manuscripts last Friday and ons hundred diplomas for graduation from ths common school conns w en granted, while a large number of pupils failed in only one or two subjects. Those latter a n conditioned and diplomas will bo granted to thorn if they pass in ths subjects nt the June examination. T$e namee and homo districts of tfae successful candidates a n as follows: Pleasant View—Esther Barklow, Bertie James, Elvin Barklow, Perna North Band—Hasel Van Zita, Min nie Bennhausen, Carl Oxnevad, Ethel Nygren, Paye Walker, Hobart Mc Daniels, Elma Anderson, Jason Rob ertson, Erman Bradshaw, Esther Fifty-six quarts at poured into the sewer field city hall Monday the Coes Bay Times. Myrtle Point— Annie Short, Lettta Acting Mayor Fergv Brown, Muriel Pike, Edna Johnson, Mary Train, Grace Knight. Coquills—Everett Briner, John C. Oerding, Chrystal Lafferty, Paul Johnson, Eric Plop, Kirk Sheltay, Ida F. Oerding, Nadine Schow, Marjorie Hasard, Fred Harlocker. Marshfield—Irene Brainerd, Ahrta Grant, Katherine Barry, Bernice Pat- chett, DeWitte Lash, Stella Haglund, Raymond McKeown, Lolla Blanche Coppls, W alter Cyril Baker, Fred H. RehAeld, Maude Wilson, Jo Thom, Kathryn Nicholson, Edith Naomi Daniels. Eastside—Raymond W hitt y, Wil- hslmina Byerly, E lvin Olson, Harriot Pullen, Bessie Dixon, Harold Chap- • Bandon—Donald B. Henry, Wayne Young, Majorie Lorens, Merrill Hiek ing, M artha Shade, Randolph John sen, Jaunita Button, Pluma Shumate, Elma Lawson, Blanche Stols, Alice Holbrook, Blanche Meinhardt, Rosalia Flam, Anita Barklow, Estelle Bar- rows, Lena Devereux, Kathryn Bar- rows, Ethel B ern, Gladys Oakes, Moore and eleven sf Old Skipper, se Therosa Button. cured in arrest e l Albert Ahlqutat. Roy—Fred A .-Weimer. Ahlquist witnessed the proceedings Bunker Hill—Hannah Hagquist, Al from his cell across the way from the ta Conley. « “wake.* Roland—Francis L. Hayes. Four quarto obtained from BUly Anderson's place. One quart obtained from Teno Coo* City » Fla* Station. Ceos City is to be made a flag sta tion on the *. P. railroad. It ta lo cated on the east aide e l Istharae Inlet end about five miles this side of tire 1 Fatal Hand Car Collision. Thrown from a hand car by the W han the wildwood yields ha harvest And the rocks their hidden ore, And the trout end salmon glancing W hen the seagulls haunt the sbon. r W hsn the cosy homos a n nestled In the valleys rich with grain, And ths orchard trees a n bending Beside the country lane. W hen the ocean breeze is blowing And the moonlight falls so fair, Yaa, oar home is down is Curry, And we a n glad It's then. —P art Orfani Tribune. $ 1 . 7 5 Sand Your Order Baton You Forget It H Mi COQUILLE RIVER H i MapzlMs Will Stop Preaptty W lu T1 m Is Op By S. A. Culbertson. Beautiful Coquills, ths river of health. Surrounded with hills, abounding with with those existing in ths diamond Passing through shadows. The company physician, Dr. Mingus, wealth. localities of northern California, and Over the rugged steeps, Pleasant to be en the rolling tide. was harried to the scene of the ac their possible presence should always Rippling pest the meadows, In the beeutiful boato I love to ride. cident on a power oar and a special bs borne in mind by placer miners. train was sent oat from Marshfield Any transparent, light colored min which brought the injured man to eral of such a weight as to toad to Mercy hospital. He (Bed th en last collect in fhfify. bores should be car e night, four boon after the accident. > folly investigated, especially if it Is unusually hard and ocean in octahed ral or rounded crystals or grains. source of the diamonds found Bled and died on the Coqnillt river. in The this part of the country has never been ascertained, bat many of the bask rocks existing in this region are very similar in composition to the