The Coquille Valley sentinel., July 20, 1917, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

cotsdue
“I wish thty'd hai Electricity
whM I
«toy”
O rm i Ford.
Sha «M said to be
■*/•!/ oouvalasosot in thè hospi­
tal at North Bond and tha data was
Mt to t har return botne. A dot in tha
bleod la aaìd to ha tha iaunadiato causa
of har daath. Bar stai, in a i tha Bay,
and daughter Clara, who had beau at-
every routine talk on the farnr, in
the dairy or about the house can
now be done by a G-E motor in a
fraction of the time formerly re­
quired and without physical exer­
tion. Cost« teas than hiring farm
hands, tool
■ L*t ua ahow you bow
mouth, arrived hero by Monday night's
train and wars ImmaiHataiy taken ta
thsir home by L E Hansen in hla
nato. Tha funeral was hold i t 1 p
m. Tuesday at Gravai Fard, Bar. J. F.
Vernon, of Myrtle Point, conducting
the aervics. Baverai people from bars
attended. Har pr m an will ha much
missed as aha was of a kindly dispa­
rition, n Christian, always xuady to
help tha needy, and an exemplary
Oregon Power Co
ment we will h^ve this season,
If you want Apricots don’t wail
Phone your order now.
Remember they arrived today
You will have to hurry.
I for Saturday
Fresh Fruits and
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Tomatoes.
Banartas *
Apricots-
Green Peas
Pea
Cabbage
W atermelons
Turnips
Carrots
Green Apples
Lemons
Oranges
v
Grape Fruit
Busy Comar Grocery
Front and C Streets
Coquille, Oregon
Phonee 681 and 541
F. B. Schow, Geo. N. Beatty
Mrs. Claud E. Clark
o f Myrtle Point, Oregon
The “VOGUE
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o f San Francisco, Cal., the new störe with all fiew stock
TH E L A T E ST S T Y L E S IN
W om en ’s Outer Wearing Apparel,
Coats, Suits, Presses and Skirts
Yoa get Quality, Service and Lowest Prices
ORDER NOW
A W ORD to the W ISE
W h e n y o u n e e d neat, n e w a n d
n ifty
L e tte rh e a d s,
E n v e lo p e s ,
C ir c u la r s o r oth er a d v e rtisin g
m atter, The Ceflrflie Valley Sestiael is
QUALITY PRINTING
O. Hooton and A . Ford.
George Hughes has lettori from
Bill, whs is now on his farm in Shas­
ta Valley, California. Ha likea it and
says ha doesn’t rise with that “tired
feeling“ and Leona has lost the rheu-
matiam that aba took with her.
Thera wars 80 autos parked here
Wednesday night during Chautauqua.
Tha Fanners Store unanimously
votes the “ Corn Stack Fiddle” .the
livelicct number on the Chautauqua
program. Military GirlsT You bet!
Wo now have George Guerin down
since Friday, but we didn’t do it He
with n small boy, Virgil Miller, had
bean cultivating corn on their farm
north of Norway and in coming home
in the buggy the horse scared at an
auto and turned suddenly cramping
the vsMete utikli threw Mr. Gnerin
out but the hay Virgil held to the
lines, tha horse running without stop­
ping from the North Fork bridge to
town, when the boy at once got Mr.
Ray to return for Mr. Guerin with his
auto. Dr. O. H. Clarke waa called
and found tha collar bona severely
fractured, a scalp wound which he
riitehed, face skinned and some ribe
fractured. Now he
as good na­
iling, up like
a kid, while we nil any, “ How are you,
George, how are you today?’’ till we
know ha wishes we’d go away. The
hey Virgil showed as much wisdom
as an adult in hla part of tha trouble.
8ome 61« Shipments.
Ona hundred and six thousand bag*
Co*«*, tha largest single consign
■ y 1 *T" meoided ranched the port
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Fim»ciae© rsesntly announced
Southern Pacifc officials. The coffee
Ja veined at $2400,000 and la said to
bn destined far tha American Army.
*hn Southern Pacific is also hand-