The Coquille Valley sentinel., April 13, 1917, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

“rr iSMiinm simaran
■
■J fS jL to
■\ -V ■ ^ -.v
V -
.-
ì •> # '
■ ’
33k
■■
PAGE TWO
. :
Ivanhoe
tits’
U n de Sam’s “ F ro n t”
W . C. W orley hsa eqpstod fo r the
sen rief and as he ia a h igh grade
mechanic, m ay g o to the N a vy yards
a t M a n I sland o r som e oth er point
w h en scientific men a n ^ required.
^ •
•--**** **.. i "
L ee R ay made a trip to Portland
Steel Cut
30 cents pound
SALV
Steel Cut Coffee
25c poun
.
L Y O N S
& JONES
First National Bank Building
This store is one of those which w ill observe the 6
o’clock closing hour every evening except Saturday
M r. P ru itt, o f Baadea, ia h e n with.
I A p ril to “ tick le” the soil o f his fine
ranch next to town. Ho ia a-bechelor
lan d hie address now is Gen. Del.,
| M yrtle Point.
Ray G arrett made his usual ship-
w at o f m ixed stock to M arsh-
I this w eek' and our other stockman,
| M r. C arter, planted • acres o f potat­
oes.
£ince the receivin g o f the telegram
This is a real bargain. Regular 26c grade.
Try it
| by the Gun and R ifle Club, It has be­
«
v
.
,
an to d rill. G eo rg * Ton ey is d rill-
*
« * . '
>• V *
* • •
'.v f:™ ;,
0
. ,\
aster.
One o f the telephone young Indies
is liab le to soon a llow h arself to be
prom oted.
Don’t w ait until you are ready to use them. You may be disappoint­
F ra ser Hoffm an, son o f Ed H o ff­
man, d rivin g piles g o t a splin ter in
e d then. W e are having difficulty in securing our supplies. Others
his hand. H e came to D r. Leap and
are having the same experience.*
had H rem oved.
M r. end M rs. Frank N eil, o f Brand-
beat, had a baby la st weg|t. I t ia a
boy. Dr. Pem berton reports.
W . W . W h ittin gton ’s eon had a se­
vere attack o f pneunomim. D r. Pem ­
berton was called. H e is reported to
be bettor.
-
Th e- Federal Farm Loan A ssocia­
Golden Bantam . . . . . . V t ........ 16c » .
P
rid
e
o
f
the
N
o
r
t
h
.
.
.
.
.
............7c
»
.
tion m et to J . O.
C ountry Gent ism an . . . . . 7 ! . . . I l l » .
W ednesday the 11th.
Rod Cob E n i i l i ( f • •
• e » e a e # • i^C Ä
E a rly M innesota ..................12H e » .
. “ K cK n igh t,” a d ea f m ute is to town
H ow all’e E vergreen
........ 12H e » .
W
h
ite
P
ea
rl
.
.
.
/
.
...............«
H
e
»
.
and wants to chop wood.
N o one
terns to konw from whenee ha came.
F o r Sale or Trade b y G. W . Rouse,
In accordance with thè agreement with other business houses in town
registered Shire stallion , « years
this store doses at 6 p. m., except on Saturday n ig h t to enable all to
old and 1800 pounds w eigh t.
M y rti« ro in t.
take part in military d rill Six o’clock closing has been adopted by
M ieses H asel N eal and H elen W h it­
nearly every town and d ty in the country and w e ask our customers
aker are h e r« from the U n iversity fo r
the E aster vacation w ith th eir par­
to co-operate.
R E M E M B E R TO SH O P E A R L Y .
ST O R E O P E N
ents.
U N T IL N IN E O ’C L O C K S A T U R D A Y N IG H T .
G eorge M ullen, o f N orth F ork , is
troubled w ith a bunion on his foot.
Blood poisoning appeared, to e effects
extending to the knee. H e came to
Tuesday to D r. C larke, w ho lanced
and otherw ise treated H. H e is fe e l­
in g b etter and has gone home, three
Front and Ç Streets,
Coquille, Oregon
m iles up on the north slope o f Sugar-
Phones 691 and 541
lo a f.
. u
'' I
A rch ie T a y lo r reapodned to a te l­
ephone call from N orth Bend that
hie mother, was seriously ill
o f the week. H e has n ot y e t
__
to appoint a guardian
The L ester H arrison fa t t U f w ill l « * « * rooU - tub* ” >
“ M ttln st
fo r them , and as th ey w ere here in
not return to the Siskiyou county, « r^ n* ,rn lt
C oqu ille w ith th eir m other, M rs. E r­
C aliforn ia, ns they have bought a
M rs. Lana Bessie is hare this
ma E. Yoakam , to spend the eurnmer
fine ranch on the South Fork and f » m her home otr the B ay side fo r
w ith her parents, M r. and M rs. A . C.
With th eir stron g boys and team s w ill I a short v is it w ith her m other, M rs.
Lakens, the appointm ent o f th eir mo­
proceed to do some up-to-date farm -1 P eter Coles,
ther as th eir guardian to the m atter
tog.
D r. L ester H arrison has returned to
o f th is lega cy waa necessarily made
O tto P rey has returned from South- that delectable country, Shasta valley,
2 pounds 45 cents
3 pounds 65 cents
Have you Secured Your Seeds for Planting?
G ET YO U R SEED E A R LY!
Field Com
Who Does
These Things
Shop?
m on productive work?
t w
o c c u p y lit t le space, require practically n
c o s t n o th in g w h en to e machines are idle. G j E i
c o n tro lle d and a lw a y s ready for instant service,
p
A ta lk w ith o e r p o w er m an w U l disc
n ew p o s s ib ilitie s la p oor sh op
OREGON PO W E R CO
.
*
Coquille, Oregon
for the sunshine and good weather.
Have your car overhauled.
Let us give it
the once over
n
• • .• ».
and you w ill enjoy your rides without the
fear of breakdowns caused by perhaps a
t
rusty nut or a worn part.
Y o o n fo r economy and gook work.
Gardner & Larsen's
We carry Ford Parts '
4 pounds 85 cents
5 pounds $1.00
Sweet Com
T he Busy Com er Grocery
cm C aliforn ia, where he has been I Siskiyou county, C aliforn ia, and says
w ith bis fa m ily fo r b etter clim ate, it has the “ ^eet clim ate” to the w orld.
H e is pleased to return to our Co- He does not expect to return,
qu ills v a lley fo r the season now bo-1 Our C oqoillo riv e r b rid ge is to v e ry
ginning.
' .
.
bed condition. M any people any th ey
G rover C. Brown is often beard aye a fra id to cross. It
from in the oil d istrict in K ern conn-1 damned fo r a lon g ton e and it w ill
ty , C aliforn ia, and ia so pleased with I soon m ake a differen ce to the patron-
business end country th at he w ill send I age o f our tow n. People are asking
fo r M rs. Brown.
[w hen the new one w ill be built
G. W . Rouse, auctioneer. Address w hat?
him a t M yrtle P o in t
18t4 I W m . Candlin was to tow n yeetar-
James G. Houser, o f B ridge, is day, having walked down from Bread-
down this week on burines* and (five* bent, as he did n ot have to w a it fo r
ua m any little item s o f in terest on I the cars. H e now sells tor th e J. W,
roads, stores, w ar talk etc.
IP . M eF all Paper W arehouse, P o rt-
J. W . B ell, o f South Fork, brought I land,
in six veals, g ettin g 11H cents e l
D r. O. H . C larke’s fa m ily a rrived
pound.
. >
Ion Thursday even in g's train from
Ed W eakley, o f M iddle Forte, to in i Portland, M rs. C larke and tw o sm all
this week talk in g county affaire, I children. They w ill liv e to th e H er
roads in particular.
I mann residence, corner o f 6th and
Clarence Kendall, son o f M rs. Colas, I W illow streets,
has also gone to the “ color#,” to the I The day a fte r w ar waa announced
M T7 '
the salesman fo r the Coos anti Curry
Dr. O. H. C larke reports to e birth Counties D airym en’s Association, M r.
o f a g irl in the fa m ily o f Frank | G iles, made a la rg e earn o f cheese to
S tron g a t G ravel Ford.
the governm ent.
“ C harlie,” the “ stock” pussy o f the
U nited States _____ ________ _______
Farm ers store has fi beautiful black I Dodge has received instructions from
and g rey kitties, ayas not yet opened.
Dr. Gus D iets has the ease.
The last "sold ” autom obile U the
one now in the poesem ion o f W ilbur
Barklow. A s he returns to his farm
he takas his H enry Fon t machine
[w ith him.
M rs. D rake, w ife o f the M. E . m in­
u te r here, w ith th e M isses M abel A g ­
nes Lundy, H ilda and G ladys C arter,
are delegates to the E pw orth Leagu e
convention in M arshfield n ext Satur­
day.
Th e CoquUle H ardw are Co. has ju st
turned out a tw elve hundred gallon
tank fo r the lCcCloekey C ream ery at
N orw ay to be need in g e ttin g the
la st b it o f butter from the whey.
N ew Caeeein Circuit Coart.
A p ril 1— A . B. D a ly A Co. vs, R iv ­
erton Fuel Co.
A p ril 7— H enry Sengstacken Co. vs.
Gustav W arthaa.
SuH fo r Injunc­
tion.
A p ril to — G eorgs A . Robinson vs.
A lb ert W . H . Folsom and Susie F o l­
som. Suit t * foreclose seortgage.
A p ril 10— B ertha A . H elferstin e vs.
G rover C. H elferstin e. SuH fo r dl-
One o f our beat inform ed W
■ays that the fan n ers ga t m ore from
A l Newm an is the street awaeper
and scraper in Gw absence o f our
“ Jim ,* the m arshal, W h o le s been ex ­
cused fo r n fe w days.
N o b o o r«
figh tin g makes the police service very
ligh t.
M iss'D orris, who has taught sever­
a l schools successfully , has returned
to fina Jene te com plete her ca n n e at
the C aliforn ia S tate M nrm el. __
M rs. W . C. W orley le ft th is week
to jo in her husband a t A lb an y, who
W ith 47 mem bers o f th eir fam ily
present, Mr. shd M rs. J. W . Clinton
celebrated th eir golden wedding at the
Clinton fa rm near N orw ay, Sunday.
A ll im m ediate rela tives o f the couple
rat w ith th e exception of
nine grand- and g re a t grandchildren.
M r. C linton to 69 years o f age and
M r». C linton to th ree years younger.
M rs. C linton w ere m arried
to M issouri, A p ril 8, 1887, and came to
Coos county to the e a rly seventies. A t
that tim e they settled on a farm near
the F o x b rid ge above G ravel Ford and
hers th ey raised a fa m ily o f nine boys
and three g irls , one o f the g irls dying
a fte r she W as grow n.
T h e boys, a ll b et one o f whom are
o f Coos county, are: Jim,
M arion, G eorge, Ahra, Edward,
Clarence, and B a y; the g irls:
M rs. D ora Schroeder and M rs. M ary
Schroeder.
A t th e dinner Sunday there were
five g re e t grandchildren o f M r. and
M rs. C linton.
G eorge, the only son
liv in g outside o f Coos county, came
from O rville, C aliforn ia, Saturday es­
p ecia lly to be present a t the 60th wed­
d in g an n iversary o f his fa th er and
m other.— H erald.
M trria g e Licenses.
Fred K elley, the Chaff Brae, o f Sen
Francisco man, sms hare this wade
o fferin g goods and prices th at sell
goods.
A . D. Beclcley, an old acquaintance
o f N . D. P ra tt, the furniture, man, was
in this weak and as ha is in the busi­
ness he sold a lot o f chairs.
L eslie Tichenor, (H a a s ) the useful
man in the Guerin H otel had the ex-
tiem e pleasure o f m eeting his w ife
at the through train from Portland
M onday night. Thay w ill have their
home here.
C. E. R u lin g is the b u y«- o f an­
other new ear, a H oick , J. D „ salee-
Golden W edding Celebrated
M other Nam ed aa Guardian
A p ril 7— E lm er H u fford end Ira
M iddleton.
A p ril 7— L ester Donaldson and
Am anda Anderson.
A p ril 7— A rth u r P . Rehfleld and
K ath ryn Sm ith.
A p ril 9— W m . E. L in g o and Alm a
Dubuque.
A p ril 9— John W indsor and Daisy
The p etition fo r tho appointm ent Peart Shields.
o f a guardian fo r M a rjo rie M a ria «
A p ril 10— W . J. S ipple and Sirs.
Yoakam and her sisters, L yd ia R ober­ M ary Clem ens.
to and M argaret M iriam , to the pro­
A p ril 11— Thom as W . Freem an and
bate court here earns about to this
n on e M otion.
A p ril 12— H eg g e rt Epperson Quil-
bnogh and N annie M cN eil.
A p ril 12— A lb e rt V . Johnson end
O rtoea M ontgom ery
/
A p ril 12— W a lter John W ilson end
LyndnD V . O lbler.
■ r.tr
ZX