The Coquille Valley sentinel., March 23, 1917, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

seasonable
Formaldehyde
fltfo re you plant your grain or potatoes
give them a good soaking in this Formalde­
hyde Solution. It will im prove the quality
as wall as prevent smut and ru st
,'
Headmaster R . B. Murdock went
out to Portland W ednesday m orning
to consult the State H ighw ay Com­
m ission and present fo r their ap­
proval the plana and specifications
prepared by his oA ce fo r three o f the
reads which are to be im proved with
the brad money.
They are the
M arshfield-Coquille road, the Bandon
advertising fe » condemnation pro­ south to ' the Curry county line road,
ceedings o f the now streets to be and the Glasgow to North Inlet road.
opened to make an approach to the
proposed Coquille river bridge here.
Squirrel Poison
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your own potatoes are affected to
slightly that you have not yet de­
tected i t H you are n ot acquainted
with these diseases you may see some
Infected specim ens at this office,
which were dissevered by the county
agent on certain w ell known farm «
Now is the time to pat out poison fo r the
"pesk y critters" ss they are more hungry
now than later and consequently a greater
number will be destroyed.
Veterinary Vaseline
A very necessary article to keep the cows
in shape through the muddy season.
We have a very com plete line o f all seeds
—field and garden.—and the finest Onion
Sets. Prices consistent with quality.
Knowlton’s Drug Store
lay outside and did not venture to
enter, while tea Kilburn lay at Em­
pire waiting to r a chance to g o out.
Paul Stark Seeley, who delivered
the lecture on Christian Scianee at
the M asonic Hall last Friday evening,
end R. Bugge, o f Marshfield, were
caliere at the Sentinel office last F ri-
winter when they were dry or not
much milk. How would you
like to do w ithout salt in you r food ?
A coW should have at least two
ounces o f sa lt each day, either mixed
giving
where she m ay have access to it.
S ere T our Beet H eifer Calve*.
The best way to g et good cows is
to raise them. H ow do you know,
though, which h eifer calves to keep if
you d on t have your cows ta stef'em i
a yearly record kept o f their produc­
tion o f m ilk and butterfetT
Y our herd w ill not im prove very
The Yeung Men’s Dnnsing Club
hove issued invitation^ fo r s dance at
the K o-K eel Klub hall this evening.
Mrs. John Treichler and Mr. and Mrs,
affair.
I f one wanted drier weather it
wouldn’t bo fa r to g o to find it. Up
to Tuesday Hoaeburg had less than
an inch
rainfall se fa r in March,
and Camas valley probably had
little more.
at
very
The Ladies A id o f the Roseburg
Christian church recently received a
d raft o f $216 from tee C alifornia
Board A Paper company o f Antioch,
California, fo r a carload o f old papers
they had gathered and shipped out.
Powers Lodge, Loyal Order _ of
M oose, has voted to purchase tw o lots
in that city upon which they w ill erect
s lodge hall fo r the order, W ork on
the new structure is to commence im­
m ediately, and completed as planned
will coet about $2,600.
Stanley B artlett le ft last Friday
m orning fo r Eau Claire, W is., in re­
sponse to s telegram announcing the
death o f hie father, E.
B artlett,
the day before. He was joined at
Portland by his brother, who made
y.
with heifer calves from cows which
produce less than 800 pounds o f but-
and L. H. Hazard as sureties. The terfat per year.
appraisers appointed are J. S. Law­
rence, O. C. Sanford and Geo. T.
M oulton.
Dealer*» Foss
March 16 a petition was filed in tee
First num ber......................
.$10.0(
m atter o f the estate o f E. D. Sperry,
Duplicates ...................................
and Helen Sperry named as adminis­
tratrix, with W . H. Lyons and P. E. Chauffeur’s F ees......................... 2-0<
($1.00 if registered after A ug. 1)
Drone as sureties. W . C. Chase, C.
'
P rivate Owner's Fees
R. Barrow and J. S. Barton were ap­
Transfers o f O w nership..
pointed appraisers.
M otorcycles .................
A petition was filed March 21 for
E lectric pleasure c a r s ....
the appointm ent o f a guardian for
Electric tru cks...................
Everett Raymond Stoaks and Flora
GasoHae Pleasure (
Stoaks Compton was appointed. ’
Up
to
26 h. p .:................
A petition was filed March 22 in
26 to S« h. p ........................
10 . 00 *
the m atter o f te e guardianship o f
15.00*
36 to 40 h. p ............. ..........
Martin Larson. The estimated value
Over 40 h. p . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
20 . 00 *
o f tbeHsfiete is $1,000.
M eter Trucks
l * to 2 ton .......................
2 to 214 t o n ...............
2V4 to S ton .....................
3 to 8H t o n .,...................
3V4 to 4 ton .......................
4 to 6 t o n . . . . . . . . . / . . . .
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The Auto license Figures.
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You want your home to be HOME— to express that idea o f com ­
fo rt and good teste which y ou fool should be present in the sur­
roundings s t every fireside. W e want to have the pleasure o f
helping you bring this atm osphere into your home.
Gome in and see our displays.
W e w ill no only show you the
Kirsch no sag, no tarnish Flat Curtain Rod
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but w e w ill be glad to tell you the many advantages
jf c jjg ~
“ heme beautiful” merchandise.
of
our
What la Home W ithoat Attractive Windows?
Coquille Furniture Co.
M . J. HARTSON
COQUILLE, ORE.
$ 6 . 00 *
Civil War Pensions.
The follow in g soldiers’ widows in
this county have ju st bean swarded
U. S. pensions:
Mars. Amanda Nosier, o f Coquille,
$12 per m onte; Mrs. A rtem isia Bail­
ey, o f Coostoa, $12 per month; Mrs.
Josephine Jones, o f N orte Bend, $12
ttO M E Ü »
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iÇMAN$UÇRLD
'In crease. F or electric cars and
gasoline pleasure cars, the fees are
doubled; fo r trucks, s new schedule
was adopted, increasing the fees more
than double fo r the larger trucks. A ll
new schedules go into effect Jan. 1.
1018.
The High School Play. -
“ M r. Bob,” the play on which the
seniors o f the high school have b e «
working fo r several weeks, will be
given s t the Masonic Opera House on
the evening o f March 21, instead o f
March 24 as originally announced.
This additional weak will give time
to put on the finishing touches neces­
sary to make the presentation excep­
tionally strong. Music is to be pro­
Deputy Clyde Gage, in charge o f vided by tiro high school orchestra
the tax business at the Sheriff’s office, and a thoroughly enjoyable program
reports that collections are increas­
ing, $22,000 having been taken in last
week. He says that many delinquents
n*e com ing acrooo and that nearly .
The follow in g pupils o f the Third
hundred receipts fo r beck taxes were
■ted* out during the week.
grade wore perfect in Spelling this
weak:
G reet Richmond, Tom m y Tostee,
John Brown, Alm a Odra, M argaret
A T COQUILLE POSTOFFICE.
Shores, Helen Boyrie, Mabel Crush,
M argaret Goodrich, Robert Brown, Marshfield and E a ston
Ralph Humbert, Chart«* McAdams, M yrtle Point
8:20 a.
Jean Young, Mafia Brandon, Ada Boo
Seiler, G eorg* Belloni, Edith Jamea,
May Fainter, Harold Gould, John See­
ley, Edward Johnson, Violet Gal­
braith, Elisabeth Minton ye,
Roy
Shuck sad Dorris Em my.**
$1.75 TU
MYnrOiferMwiYN
Firptlt
$4 %
s a u ro w a s * rim* win Ttabi» 2 *
Back Taxes Coming In.
Perfect in Spelling.
W oodrow had a flock o f
Given him by vetee,
But when he cam e
mal
He found te s t tw elve
to
F. H. Woodruff’s
Barber Shop
Shave 15c
Haircut 25c
Cot. W illard and First Sts.