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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1921)
1 T-’i i i . E K r i r S MI '-S V -s - «v: ■ Ü Good quality Xomatacb, cs R o y a l C l u b P iiid lijjk le , Fancy Pink Salmon, cian. Royal Club Coffee, lib tins Peaches and Apricots, can Fancy Orange», doz............................................ 40c A ’ Good Broom 60 c - just a • few left n ^ ; j Grass Seed / Garden Seeds m ss ! Grain ■ 'Â -Æ 'W Ä Quaker Heat is Quicker Heat —and Cleaner too "ifi'built of heavy riveted holler puce steel—una steel radtotes heat three times m fast as cast iron. T hat to why Quaker heuted homes are always e6 comfortable on cold mornings. Just open the draft and up through the Quaker Register noura an enormous volume of warm, pure, dean air. furnace, find out about the QUAKER "Thè Pipelejs Furnace that is built of Steel” Wtir— J tjfl Into'the r VeUey « M a g the court to a road meeting in Bond District No. 14 to give seme folks a chance to Washington's vote on Trending the windfall of dietrict to build e kindling woo ' w jrd i •pht lid rend. That ie n grout note. recent illness end We hqvo bad th at kind of throwing » school money away for n number of Thooo perfect in Spelling end when n broken or rotten pta»y ie Third B-rTaQnnt Greenough, Hen taken up w* are jaet where w e were ry StaneMT, Primo . Sceltritti, 1 when We commenced—in the eu Jenkins, Mery Van Dooxer Don’t tboee kindling wood road folks Third A—Laura Pellnry, K know that this East Fork road is a mpoeil, Corinne Wheat, Helen Bel- aierket rood, and do they think the [ tool, Dorothy Bunch, Emery FiUcroft. county court .or the atato road « i B—Lclah Oden, Delores mission would he so foolish as to Anna Pellnry, Neil McGil- stand for fooling money sway on n split lid rood? We have a start on Gregory, Jessie e rock road; I would suppose those split lid road fellows would go beck is been put in the school by Lo th e muxrle loading rifle or Groce organixstion end is peeking of flint to strike fire. teh school day e t 10:80 to A week ego William Miller got the under weight children. The kicked when cranking Robert Bey’s weighing end measuring of the child- car and the result is his right wrist by Miss Campbell, is taking e rest. (school n one, Mrs. Folsom end Mrs The loggers on the E ast Fork got j Owen. T w e a tr-fq p children w o e their logs to thcr mill booms a t Co- [ found to bonus* or leae under weight. quille lest week end got d Cross or- day. Sunday afternoon end Monday were ■astfe »boot this m o ro ie n t aad have winter days with enow end squalls, faa«l anticipating doing this for a the ground was quite white; it was •on* **»• bet could so t arrange it bo- the wet, sticking kind end the limbo fora «A account of the county n o n e of the trees cracked end snapped. not being able to bo here to help until One of Ernest Krewscn'a hones recently. It is an excellent thing jumped on his purebred Jersey Bed and great credit ie due te the Bed hog end the result was a broken beck for the boar that bed to bo killed. William Miller any* there wee a big What are they? For a long time it crowd a t the dance a t McKinley Sat WW considered sufficient if the diet urday night. Charlie Culbertson made a weed consisted of muscle building, energy giving, fat building foods and miner saw machine. He uses the engine of als, but the newer knowledge of nu his motor cycle for power, worked in trition add* another but vary inter other parts where he could, bought some pieces, made patterns for esting factor to human nutrition. parts and the casting was done by The apod for knowledge of nutrition was never greater than now, when the the'Coos Bay foundry. The saw hooked on to it, is the regular crone sivaiy on highly raftned foods and cut. His machins works, it cute weed. Good morning, Mr. Normalcy, did package goods. Malnutrition is a comparatively common thing. I t has you read th at they have the proof ¿een estimated th at 15 to 25% of our that Germany gavee the bolshevists schooll children are undernourished. of Russia 50,000,000 gold marks. Per In New York the condition ie rapidly haps it is claimed the army staff did on thg increase, from 5% n 1914 to it. The army staff was Germany and 21% in 1917. Ten per cent below Germany was the army staff. So it the a erradl weight is cla ssed aa a mat- was Germany that did it, end yet you said lest fell that you were for A rtate of mal-nutrition waa ex big a separate peace with Germany, perimentally produced in rate in the *f you please, Mr. Normalcy, what is the difference between the right an following manner: ^ £ Three different ra ts were fed on left horn of a pair of ram ’s horns T different diets. The first and eceonl Have you read, Mr. Normalcy, that received purified foods, including pro President Wilson has been offered tein, starch, feta, aad pure salts. In 1150,000 by e syndicate to write fact, the very, elements whfeh in the article on any subject he chose that he turned it down for the rea I «Set, were given. The third received no man could write an article worth I mils in addition. The first and second >150,000 little animals gradually developed 1 reed th at it leeked out th a t Mr. I symptoms of mal-notrition. One wn? Normalcy is paying the wages of ttw I given milk before i t wna too lata and •.Id pastor of his chureh, -who is sick, lit i«covered, the other wna allowed und the church only has to pay file I tO continue with the original diet and wages of the man who is doing the soon died. The third developed nor work, I am glad th at "leaked out” for mally. there was s lot of stuff spilled out Similar experiments ware perform that didn't smell good. B. A. Easton i'd after enough to prove conclusively that there is aome substance in milk, Work on Marshfield Road huttei -fat, agg yelk, end green vege About a mile of the Coquille- table* which is very neceeasry for the liytng animal. In fact it Wee con Marthfieid toed still remains to be cluded that there w e n two such sub- paved near the Marshfield end, ac ! stances, and for want of another cording to Engineer Chandler, who name one waa called fa t soluble A told the Coos Bey Times th at his crew and the other m atter soluble B. Tn finished, pouring cement Wednesday two together have beta called proto:- on the section between Hayden and Hve finds, for they are necessary Davis Slough. The Item con tin use: This leaves with the pure food elements protein, fat, carbohydrates, and salts to pro but two sections te be completed, one from Millington to Davis Slough, and tect the body from diseases. The diseases produced without the other at the CoquiUe end. Tpo these protective foods ere: scurvy, stretch at the CoqniBe end is not to beri-ben, pellagra, and others com important aa thw e is a fa ir plank mon in pest history in some southern roadway th at can be used. The erew will now be moved to countries and often on boon) selling r escale, where tbs diet waa United to Milliqgton end sta rt work a t that sea buseuits, salted meats, aad other i'lniifr • ~~m— rmrsmimi i i mi a m i We know th a t on* catalog will sell the Mods, owes you soeeiv^ s copy—and we » going to make it worth your while to ask for one. SPENCER SW EET If you will send us a postal with your name and address, we will mail you a one ounce pocket of the choicest Spencer Sweet Pea Seed, together 'fc-C with our catalog. .» ■i ' i ' W TTrjJ "• :‘i Our catalog gives a full daaerip- tion and prices of Garden and Field Seeds which are best adapted to our soil and climate. We have been in the seed busi ness for 12 years in Albany and know the needs of the valley. » ftp. i • ' ;* ' * •>> ■■ * Situated as we are, w ith low op* erating yvpw es, we a r t in a position to sell Seeds, Bee W ere and Poultry Supplies on a small* er margin than can many other (0M houses. Our catalog win convince you th a t we do pass this savihg along to our eustocn- FREE W rits your name and address en a postal and put it in the mail today. POSTAL Yours truly, MURPHY’S SEED STORE CARD ■■■ ! Bock Market Is Now Open for Business Migge’s Meat Market Our buxinexH Is growing, bitn —e of anti era. Wo know how to Chon, From u kinds of Ladies’ and Gents’ Clothing. Let See our new Spring Samples of Man’s mad Suits. They are dandy aad raaseaal Wo will d saa oao of your suits fre t, j G asoline o fQ p M y E. North Church), a t 11 o’clock A. M. and also e t 7:80 P. M. Brother Axup has bees in the ministry for over 20 years. Everybody cordially invited to eeuw aad hear the good things the Lord so freely ministers COLLIER WAREHOUSE Hay, Grain, Feed, Seed Seed Oats, per peoad MoUso Meal, per sack y 2 34c Rolled Barley, per sack 1.7S Seed Barley, per p iid 2 l-2c Scratch Feed, per sack 3.50 Vetch Seed, per pood . 9c P ài Olympic Floor, per sack 2.75 • - . : Field Peas, per pound 7 l-2c .1 * -i - A m .. -*_ -I • —1