The Coquille Valley sentinel., January 21, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

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Relieve it quickly with
these wonderful prepar­
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Remit Laxative Aspirin U. D.
Co. Cold Tablets break up a
cold without starting a
buzzing in the head.
R fisH Cherry Bark Compound
Cough Syrup, a pleasant,
soothing, effective cough
Syrup, free from alcohdl
and narcotics.
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All styles and sizes from one suitable
for making nftyonaise to one large
enough to mix a batch of bretfd.
F rom 2 0 c to $ 1 .6 5
puny, w u In this city
Wednesday.
V. K. Mathew«, at Power«, had
heart failure in hia «tore last Tues­
day and died about forty-five minute«
later. He was aged 61 yean. The
funeral services were held at Powers
Friday. - Mr. Mathew« was a former
resident of this city.
The Woodman and Royal Neighbor
lodges had' joint installation Friday.
The Woodmen metalled the following
officers: A. A. Schriefer, V. C.; E. E.
Royer, A.; L. S. Martin, B.; L. M.
\nderson, C.; Will Fite, L G.; John
Strong, P. C.; Clayton Mast and
Henry Schroeder, manager«; C. O.
Jennings, I. C.; Clifton Anderson, in­
stalling officer, assisted by a team of
eight and captain lb uniform. The
Royal Neighbors Installed the follow­
ing: Maude Arfnin, O.; Ivy Pember­
ton, V. O.; Mabel Adams, P. O.; Sarah
Hermann, C.; Molly Schriefer, R.;
Amelia Vultimer, Receiver; Elsie
Royer, I. C.; May Fite, O. C.; Anna
Tripp, marshall; Laura Schroeder, as­
sistant marshall; Vada Davis, musi­
cian; Dr. Pemberton, physician;
Maude Srong, Unselfishness; Effla
Weekley, Modesty; Gladys Carter,
Endurance; Marie Bunn, Courage;
John Strong, manager., Mrs. Mary
Alber was installing officer and Mrs.
(his Hamilton, C. M., assisted by the
Guards: Neta Hayes, Florence Hall,
Dorothy Miller, Hilda Carter. Fol­
lowing installation were talks by C.
O. Jennings, A. A. Schriefer, Dr. L.
M. Anderson, solos were sung by
Vivien Anderson, Clara Myers, Mrs.
Helen Billings. Light refreshments
were then served and games were en­
joyed up till the wee small hours of
the morning.
Hugh Hsrlocker, of Coquille, arms
up here a few days this week visiting
his brother, Charles, of this city.
Chester C. Farr, county agent, and
J. L. Smith, of Coquifle were visitors
here Wednesday.
I. N. Neiman, of Coquille, was hers
Tuesday on busineaa.
Dr. Jas. Richmond, of Coquille, was
here Wednesday on business.
Jack Ninley, formerly of Coquille,
but now o# Lolita, Calif., was here
on business Tuesday.
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MRS. BONNIE WALKER, Prop.
LONG’S Machine and Repair Shop
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R e g u la r 3 5 c s iz e . T h is i s a r e a l s p e c ia l
o n t h e >est c o r n e d b e e f p a c k e d , e v e r y
c a n g u a r a n te e d . H o w m a n y .
20c Saturday .
7 Our price on CUPID FLOUR willad vance
40c per barrel Monday mohiing. Will sell at
$ 2 .8 0 p e r s a c k
until closing time Saturday night. Place your
order early.
Bee Keepers Attention!
We have due to arrive soon
Bee Hives Extra Supers Sections. Comb Foun­
dation
Brood Foundation
Standard Smokers
Place your order for hives and have
them ready when needed
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Vulcanizing
Machine Work
Battery Service
Brazing
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I have the best of Mechanics in my shop
Have your car repaired by us
We guarantee both labor and satisfaction
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The Busy Corner
Schroeder * Aaeen’a Mill
Mxr. Chas. Schroeder took her de­
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part™ • last Sunday for Orange,
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Calif., for an extended visit with her
people. She was accompanied as far
as Marshfield by Mr. Schroeder, who
returned to this place on Monday af­
ternoon's train.
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Allison, '‘Hobby" Roberts, of Myr­ the party.
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wood* foreman,
tle Point, was a visitor at this camp
has been carryia* a very sore hand
last Tuesday.
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Two nehr employees at the mill the the pact Week. It wai nearly a ease
past week are Raymond Endieott and of bleed poisoning but is much im­
Henry Carver, both of Myrtle Point. proved at this writing.
Lester Hiseox spent last week eal
Joe Yarbroughy wife, baity and
mother arrived here on last Sunday st Myrtle Point returning Sunday ev­
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afternoon’s train. Joe's latest song is
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Georg*
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presented
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Mack
Baker,
of
Lee,
was
a
visiter
entitled: “Patrick, mind the baby,1
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artha
Daadridg*
with
a
wadding
ring.
which is part of the initiatory degree.
If you think it’s any fun to carry a
W. W. Endieott, the village smith,
71 Years age the Kohinoor diamond, weighing
boil
'on your wrist watch ask Willis
butchered two fine, fat hogs last Sun­
186 1-16 carats, was presented to Queen Victoria.
Van
Fossco.
day. Billie says, “If it’s anything
Nick Constantipo returned h en
like better than one piece of well
lately to look after the up-keep of the
cooked pork, It’s two pieces.
Hank Fredenberg's smiling f a n railroad track from the mill to the
Jimmie.
has been missing at the dining table main line.
for several dayf; he was warned to be
McKINLEY NOTES
careful how he used Maher A Grosh’s
sharp cutlery. Law me, if folks
Miss Hockema has been quite sick
would only listen to advice.
of pleurisy and there was no school
There will be a jolly good time on Monday.
dance at the 4 L hall at this place, <: Rev. Mr. Walker preached here
Engraving — Jewelry M anufacturing
including light refreshments. Music Sunday morning.
He returned to
by the Miller-James-Bender trio, just Myrtle Point on Monday.
off Pants get circuit. Floor Managers
Hugh Lawhorn is on the sick list
will be as follows: Thomas Jefferson this week. He went to Marshfield _______________________ l
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Gurney and Early-Late Steele. Ver for treatment:
nie Hazen, of Grady’s creek, will be
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Frank Snow and wife ate Sunday
official announcer for the evening. dinner at Arthur Brown’s.
Hat checker, Harry Sharkey.
Mr*. Geo. Glenn eras a Coquille
John Hagensen, our head surveyor, visitor Monday.
says he is learning to like “Sour
Walter Myers had business in Co­
Kraut.” They all find out aooner or quille Monday.
later what’s good for them.
Alva Brown la expected home from
Some eight or nine from this camp Camas Valley Wednesday. He has
attended the Macy-Baird stock com been visiting there for the past week.
pany show at Myrtle Point last Sun­
Chas. King, who has been very sick,
day night. The company played to a is improving slowly.
packed house.
The dance at Chas. Shepherd's Sat­
The weather was rather variegated urday night was quite well attended.
last Tuesday. In the morning Jack
Mrs. A. L. Brown and Mrtf H. Han­
Frost, in the afternoon rain—and thep sen visited Mrs. W. H. Bunch Friday.
more rain.
■ r say! Do you hear the rain, M?- day.
Banker* Life Company pay*, lise 01
Candle ? Ill say if he heard all Die
Frank Snow had business in Co­
rain racket in the past live months, quille Monday.
A. T. MORRISON, District Agent
he must have an awful earache.
Those who travel the read from
John Anson, of Coquille, was here McKinley to Coquille say It has nev­
on business last Friday and Saturday. er been so had far yaars. It has bean
The minimum wage at this plant, found necessary for our tfiock driver
beginning Jan. 20th, will be 44.00 for
eight hours, per notice just posted.
This is said to be in excess of scale
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paid by other mills.
Want Sky for the Limit
This place has been doing a land
office bualness in carload shipments
Auto track owners at the Bay are
of railroad ties and wood of late. Mr. protesting against the order of the
$3.00 per load
James, the 8. P. man, has been here County Court, which we published
times in the paat month in­ lest week, limiting their loads to a
Leave orders at tha mill or
specting tie shipments.
ton and a half on county highways.
with me.
The Van Foesena are planning on They any it discriminates against
Coquille, J« a. 1, 1920.
leaving for Canada aa m
large trucks. Of eeurae it does, da any
On .nd after this date I will be
roads are good in the spring. They road limit to ante our netrly paved responsible for no bills, exeept on a
0 ® « first door north of
expect to make theentire trip ky auto, highways from destruction must. Did written order signed by myself.
Hosier’s Grocery
i Thera will be throe or four autee ki they expect an order discriminating M U*.
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Great People in History Appreciate
"Gifts
Acetylene Welding
Phone 611
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We have the latest in Wedding
Rings and Diamond Rings
At Graham ’s Garage
W . H . S ch r o e d e r & S o n s
Coquille Hardware Co.
Poultry and Rabbit Netting
of all widths
and mesh
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A thorough line of Horse Collars
and Pads. Also a good line of ac­
cessories for harness.
Sporting Goods and Builder’s Hard­
ware a Specialty.
The -W /N C H £ S n * Store
ù $ . v.vïLïw
Cash Cream Buying Station
Highest cash market price for cream.
weights and tests.
Guarantee cor-
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Colliers Warehouse
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H. B. Warner, Agent
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P. E. DRANE
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