The Coquille Valley sentinel., January 14, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

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Are you doing your duty
toward them?
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For the relief of their
common attipents we
know of nothing better
E u u rs
Veterinary
Remedies
—the guaranteed line of meHt—each the favored and time-teeted
prescription of «killed veterinaries—each the kind A n t produces bent
results.
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Here’s n convenient list—keep it for future reference:
ELK AY’S COLIC REMEDY
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ELKAY’S GALL REMEDY
ELKAY’S VETERINARY EYE WASH
ROBERTS WORM POWDER -
ELKAY’S 8PRAIN LINIMENT
ELKAYW WIRE CUT LINIMENT
Remember—Elkay’a Veterinary Remediee cent yon nothing unleee the
reeolte of their use plans# yon.
FUHRMAN5PHARMACY
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I j K a K mid Mrs.
Charles Herloeker, of A is city.
G. W. Shelly, formerly a merchant
here hut now of Marshfield, was hero
css business Tuesday.
Lester Hazelton, of this city, pur-
chssed one of the Leweilen houses on
SevenA street A is week end is fur­
nishing it so he aad his family can
move there in the near fturs.
Mrs. Earl McDonald, of Broedbent,
is visiting, friends incA is city this
week.
Attorney A. G. Thompson, of this
eity, wss in Marshfield attending the
Coos end Curry County Bar Associa­
tion Tuesday evening.
When Toa a n lootinf for somethin* » IWh N tte r -ta » ***** by
Reuben Grey, of Pompey’s Pillars,
Montana, has purchased A e Percy
its e lf-— emeAMineaid this Hne. Loak it over whan yon are in.
Feel place above Myrtle Point
through A e Coos and Curry Land Co.
Sgt. D. Lee Ridgewa), of Marsh­
field, was here A is week visiting rel­
atives and friends in Ais vicinity.
F. A. Ford, of Portland, Oregon,
was here on business Tuesday.
John F. Allen, of Eugene, was here
a few days Ais week pn business.
The City of Myrtle Point will bold
an election some time in February for
the purpose of voting bonds for an
extension of our water system. They
have two projects in vitw. The en­
gineer’s estimates of our problems is
(22,000. In the recent survey taken
from the city of Myrtle Point up the
Middle Fork river it wss found we
would have to go up too far, and Ae
expense would be so greet that the
city could not stand to go where they
would have a gravity system.
The Women’s Club held an extra
meeting Wednesday. It was not their
regular meeting, but due to the fact
A e w ater was so high last week they
couldn’t meet, so it was held Wed­
nesday of A is week. The next regu­
lar meeting will be held Wednesday,
Jan. 1», 1021.
H. M. Glanfleld, of Seattle, was
here on business Tuesday and Wed­
nesday of this week.
H. O. Harris, of Eugene, was down
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days this week.
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C. A. ^Jurcher, of Eugene, was fitle
on busnesa Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid of A e M. E. churah
served an excellent banquet for the
K. P. Lodge last Thursday night. It
was served about 10:S0 and one hun­
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dred and forty-three were present.
Before A e banquent the K. P.’s had
installation of officers and the follow­
ing were installed:
C. C.—Henry Knight.
V. C.—Ben Knight1.
Prelate—Dr. O. H. Clarke.
Items Prom Arage.
K. R. S.—L. M. Anderson.
David
Root, of Granada, California^
M. E —A. A. Schriefer.
is here visitine friends and relatives
M. F.—A. G. Thompson.
for a short time.
M. W.—R. A. Redel).
M t . and Min. C. E. Schroeder mare
I. G.—Orville Knight.
About one hundred and sixty people visitine relatives aad friends in Myr­
attended installation and one of At tle Point the past week.
finest programs ever rendered in Myr
Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie have «ene to
tie Point wss given th at night by the Powers where Mr. G. has fennd work
162 Y m h ago ’George Washington presented
Knights of Pythias members.
and where Mrs. G. will tendi school.
Martha Dandridge with a waddiag ring.
E. Kenny, M. G. Dunn, Albert R.
Miss Coster, a teacher of the P a t
71 Y ean ago the Kohinoor diamond, weighing
Cole and Archie R. Clow, all of Eu­ Elk creek school, has been quite it
186 1-16 carats, waa presented to Queen Victoria.
gene, were In A is vicinity on business and left for her home fas Portland
A c latter part of A is week.
Tuesday. Mise Caster has besa en­
Mrs. B. C. Shull, of A is city,
gaged again to teach the snasmer
turned home Monday from Springfield term there which will begin s
where she has been visiting relatives March 15.
for the past two weeks.
.Wayne Woodwdrd was heaae :
Miss Gladys Nosier, of Coquille, is
Coquille to spend the week em
assisting wiA the work in the Bank
is still wearing his coat with one
of Myrtle Point this week.
■leevteee, but is improving, how
Miss Blanche Lee left Myrtle Point
Mrs. L. A. Pinkston aad dang
Saturday for Salem where she will
Eunice;
are visiting a t the li
attend Capitol business college
Watchmaking — Engraving — Jewelry Manufacturing
Robison home on Fiehtrap.
some time.
Misses Clara and May Myren, of
Characters in “Everywoman” are
Marshfield, were week-end visitors a t
Everywoman, Wealth, Beauty, Youth,
Ae Annin home last week, Mae My
ren returning home Sunday while Modesty, Conscience, Troth, Vies»
Clara spent the following week here. Love, Passion, Flattery, Nobody, Lord
Witless, Bluff, Stuff, Puff, Ago, T in«,
Mrs. J. 8. Whitaker was over from
Dissipation and Auctioneer, in all of
Lakeside last week end where she is
which every living person is more or
teaching school.
less
interested aad should see the play
C. H. Curtis, of Coos Bay was' over
at Lberty Theatre Jan. SO aad SI. S5e
on business Tuesday and Wednesday.
and 50c.
A fair representation of the signers
M e d A e opportunity of a
of the Ellison-White Chautauqua met
Collver Pays AH Expeaaae
■d her beautiful years A an­
a t the city hall on Tuesday evening
te .
sT. M. Collver, Catching Inlet ranch­
and organised a permanent Chautau
Let Hfs laearaaos
A e fulfilment ef your ambi-
qua organisation and the following er, who accidentally shot W alter
■ far yarn family.
officers were elected: Dr. O. H. Clarke', Kaino', a neighbor youth, for a deer,
Let it step tate jri
president; A. G. Thompson, vice has made an adjustment with the
Let R eecapy yen
family, which probably terminates the
president; Mrs. R. A. Annin, i
tary and treasurer. The Chautauqua affair, says the Cooe Bay Tiaeea.
Under the term s of the settlement,
organisation have under consideration
the m atter of improving our Chau it is said Unit Mr. Collver pays A s
Bankert life Company payt, live or die.
medical and hospital hills of Kaino
tauqjia grounds.
thet he Ha-
J. C. Barker was in from Eugene on during-ihe several
A. T. MORRISON» District Agent
business Tuesday.
CequRle. Ore.
R. A. Annin, of A is city, was in
Marshfield on business Monday.
ver should pay (600 but when it wee
P. M. Hail, of San Francisco, was found thet the expenses of earing for
up here on business a couple of days A e youth would be greeter, he assum­
Probate Court Items
this week.
ed the expense.
Late Tuesday, BLeona McDonald
H. A. Herbert, of Eugene, was in
The expensee. of the funeral were
JOHNSON
town on business Tuesday.
borne by A e lodges, A e Suomi end -waa appointed administratrix of A e
¡ato ef John J. McDonald, which
J. H. Dumphray, of Eugene, was a Odd Fellows, of which A e isoaaesd
miete ef $10,000 in reel eetate end
business visitor in this city Tuesday
IS1JM0 in personal property.
The
and Wsdnesday of this week.
$3.00 per load
pcaloere e re Henry Kern, W. W.
J. C. Brown, former marshal of
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Gage end Wm. Vaughn. The heir* are
this city but now a resident of Pow­
Leave
orders
a t the mill or
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widow
end
two
daughter«,
.Velma
ers, was in town Wednesday.
with
me.
Pearl and DeroAjr Leone.
Mrs. A. F. Beckman, of Bridge, was
hi town Wednesday and Thursday
Clara Horton ne YouA in “Every-
shopping.
Edythe
Offiee flret deer north mt
omaa’* a t lib e rty Theatre Jen. 20
Nosier1« Orocery
end 21.
Call • on
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Stationery.
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Curtisola - Artichoke Heàrte
Garnishola - Curtis White Tuna
Sandwdchola - Curtis Supreme Ripe Olives
Flour advanced 40 c per barrel yesterday at the
mill. We will continue selling for a few days at
$2.80 per sack
We are not buying large quantities of anything
under p resen t conditions* and are taking the
decline with the market—and must also advance
with the market.
Special Saturday
Crisco
1 lb can 25e 11-2 lb can 33c 3 lb can 65c
6 lb can $1.28 9 lb can $1.90
The Busy Com er
M ix in g B o w ls
All styles and sizes from one suitable
for making mayonaise to one large
enough to mix
a batch of
bread.
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From 20c to $1.65
Racket Store
HRS. BONNIE .WALKER, Prop.
Great People in History Appreciate
“G ifts that L a st”
W e have A e latest in W edding
Rings and Diamond Rings
Machine
W. H. Schroeder & Sons
Acetylene Welding
Vulcanizing
Machine Work
Battery Service
Brazing
Anto Repairing
I have the beet of Mechanics in my shop
Have your car repaired by us
We guarantee both labor and satisfaction
At Graham’s Garage
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Now Is the Time to do Your Fencing
American, Royal, Anthony
Woven Wire Fencing
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Coquille Hardware Co.
The JVtN CHESm t Store
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P. E. DRANE