The Coquille Valley sentinel., July 20, 1917, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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Mops— Adjustable Handle.
THIS SCHOOL, although located
in a small town, has been so fortunate
as to assem ble a faculty of trained
teachers that its success has been re­
markable. Our students are learning
to DO som ething. Each o f them have
som e DEFINITE purpose in view when
they attend this SCHOOL.
Head-
marks, crédite or honorary grades
have no value to them today.
Ane cottage.
J. S. Barton, of Co­
quille, waa there Friday aad Bade ar­
rangements with Wat. Mast for the
cobs traction of a cottage staila« to
that of the Camp Fire Girl«,’ to be
occupied by Mr. Barton’s mother, Mrs.
K. V. B. NickUa, of Coquille. A site
next to th at of the Camp Fire Girls
has been purchased and the work com­
menced Monday. The building will be
18x30.—World.
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They realize that a column of figures
added jap must be either 100 per cent
Right or 100 per cent W rong/ j
Not partly right and partly wrong, but
all wrong or all right
And so it is with the remainder of their
studies.
They must be able to DO
something correctly.
Isn't it tim e tor your boy or girl to
com e to this decision? Today the Gov­
ernment and Commercial houses are
calling for help. Let us train your son
or daughter to become independent of
any adversity that m ight befall YOU.
Every day of delay means a delay
in their earning capacity.
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W e have just received a big
shipment of POLLY PRIM
self-feeding mops and polish.
The manufacturers have au­
thorized us to offer FREE at
their expense a $ 1 .0 0 can of
POLLY PRIM Polish with a
purchase of a POLLY PRIM
self-feeding mop. W e were
allotted but 12 free cans which
will be presented to the first
twelve purchasers o f POLLY
PRIM Mops
To* will like the POLLY PR1M-
Tell your I
I nan m ended him to the Commie­
's of Cess County because of his
css in dealing with the contrac­
ted his ability to gat fl rat-class
in the fans of roaoidershlo diffl-
Mr. Murdoch's ability aad in-
y cannot be qusstisasd ta d he is
H. 0. A N D E R S O N
Furniture and Hardware
Pacific D ru g Co. B ran ch es O u t. N ight1
Last week the Pacific Drug Co, of
Myrtle Point took pooseoioa of the
Bod Cress store of North Bend owned
by Mr. J. L. Brown, of Marshfield,
and will conduct the business under
the firm name. Mr. D. W. Snyder
will hare charge of this branch while
Mr. W. H. Feamley, the other part­
ner, will look after the businesc in
Myrtle Point
LOST Wed needs y a pup four months
old. Last seen a£ Farmers Store.
Black shepherd with grey or white
■pocks on his herd. 910 reward for
his return. Jap Yoaksea.
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MAN AND WIFE WANTED to work
on ranch. Good pay. Inquire a t
this ofilcs.
Carricos next Sunday a t 11:00 a. m.
Subject "Life.”
Wednesday erecting meeting a t- 8 MAN WANTED to cut broak, 92.25
par day and board. Inquire a t this
o’clock.
Sunday school a t 9:90 a. m.
Free public reading room opan ev­
ery day, except Sundays and holidays, TWO OR THREE GIRLS who are to
be students in the Business College
frem 2 to 4 p. m.
would like to find placet to work
Corner Third and Hall streets.
foe their board. See Mr. Anderson
if Interested.
Christian Science Society.
DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
ANDERSONS’ BUSINESS COLLEGE
Coquille, Oregon
“ LEARN IT RIGHT”
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long as they am Ugh <
the necessary drainage.
Mr. Murdock it a i
probably insist upon ■
LOST OR STRAYED from paature
a t Johnson« Mill, a email bay hone.
Gone since last of May. Finder
please notify F. E. Summers, Co­
quille.
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July 19—Wilbur F. Aber aad Alma
Myrtle Pointer, of Coquille.
July 14—W elter T. Phillips end
Gladys A, Canterbury, of Baadon.
July 18—Mathew D. Coy end Gene­
vieve Louise Brown, of Baadon.
FOR
SALE—GOOD
MATCHED
SORREL TEAM I960 lb. Address
M. E. Church South.
ANCL* Ml
tR FILMO.
FIGHTING FOR FRANCE
feature, with 2-reel comedy, o f actual, authentic war
scenes on the field o f battle. Come and aee the horrors
o f modern warfare next Monday night,
July 23, at Scenic Theatre
The morning service a t |1 a. as.
Sermon by the pastor; subject, T o y ­
ing the Coat of Spiritual Power.”
Epworth League with the M. E.
Church Young People.
The evening service at 9:00 p. m
in the M. E. Church by the pastor of
the M. E. Church, South. Subject,
“The Crucifixion of phrtot.”
Prayer sendee Wednesday a t 8 p.
m. in the M. E. Church South.
Everyone urged to be present.
H. Marvin Law. Pastor.
reno which wo published last week to
“use wood when you can got K.” Tho
Mg huToaeo In coal prices kora last
winter of coure, had lots more to do
with it then Mr. Hoover's advice, but
all the earns most of our dtisone aro
accumule ting woodpflm during the
summer. Mr. Maned] informa us that
he deUverad 997 leads la June aad to
MW 900 loads behind with Mi orders.
N ew B oom C om pany O rganized.
4L Jan»es Episcopal Church
7th Su eday after Trinity.
Holy Communion a t 8 a. m.
Morning Prayer and sermon a t 11
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g Prayer end earmoi1 a t 8 p.
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Frederick G. Jeaninga. Vicar.
Presbyterian Church.
Christian Church.
The government buckst dredge,
which for somo time has bea« operat­
ing in the upper river near Myrtle
Point for the Port ef Coquille River,
was. taken to Baadon by Engineer
Roy R o o d to, who Is in charge, this
w ert aad to being put in shape to be
towed to Ceos Bay- T**
hyam will take the craft over as seaa
H I H H h H H m H BK m I
Bible Schael a t 10 a. m.
Y. P. & C. E. a t 840 p. m.
WANTED—Second hand furniture.
Highest prices paid. Coquille Fur­
niture Co.
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A ccid en t
“Sterno” Canned Heat
is just the thing to take camping. -The stove folds up
into a flat package, convenient for carrying. The heat
comes in 10c cans, and is instantly availabe for use.
Thera to a “Sterno” device for use with Canned Heet for every
purpose of Instent Cooking or H eating.' For warming Baby’s milk or
Father’s shaving w ater; for the quick Incheon or suppor, for the doli
done smack • ’motoring or boating or camping; for any other occasion
where heat to required on the moment.
Single Burner $1.75
Double Burner 2.50
Sew them at the
R A C K E T ST O R E
MRS. BONNIE WALKER, Prop.