The Coquille Valley sentinel., February 16, 1917, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

Our stock of Rugs and Linoleum was completely cleaned out at our
Matai n le . It has been replaced by an extensive, up-to-the minute
life ef new goods. It is a pleasure to be able to present to you so
fresh a stock and «6e th a t is certain to contain just the material
you desire. We invite your inspection of thèse goods.
L inoleum , 50c to $1.50 per square yard
a new line of DRAPERIES, including, the new
Coquille Furniture Company
Postoffice Building
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DISCUSS IMPROVEMENTS
cible, and, knowing your meet altru­
istic nature, I venture to {dace them
(ferrine to ths letter printed rn
before you and run the gauntlet ef
your anger.
— “To say thw least, I think you are
the faireet bud that blossomed on the
tree of a poor fallow’s wildeet hopes,
the brigh t pigeon that drives me into
thoughts of happiness and the pic-
ture-head of my ship of future life.
I swear to be ns eons tant in my love
for yea ns the sun is in its Journey
through the heavens. All my princi­
pals, inherited or inculceted; ell pre­
cepts and proverbs as a pert of me
seem trivial, empty meaningless in
sound end form ae compered to the
possession of you. All that I know u
that if there is the merest possibility
Clarice Is Answered.
As to waiting a year er ae, * in
the history of all towns and cities that
if improvement work is delayed until
every property owner is reedy far *»
there would never be a eueceeeful at­
tempt to get ont of the mud. . And In
this district which the council dndree
to improve there are a great many
worn out wooden sidewalks which
must be rebuilt this year. There will
have to be concrete end'w ill be the
larger pert of the coat of-improving
on Third, Taylor aad the section/of
“Deer One: ft to with Ineffable Joy
that I crave of you to accept this lit­
tle token of my irresistible feeling for
you, and may-1 ask you to also tot
it servo as a forget-me-not in your
wreath of pleasant recollections.
“As I writes these words my pent-
up and burning love for yon ass »it«