The Coquille Valley sentinel., April 15, 1921, Page 7, Image 7

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band to he
the Irish g o n e eo jh as boon rodeoed to i
yerd ornament.
Wo had | Mrs. Chase w m ploaosmtly
over patchM of this p U at|p rtsad by seam of tha pupils s a l
a ttom aad oft aad had o ar Thursday afternoon, it being
pricked by its thorny sptoM, birthday anniversary.
With BO thought of its being any-
Visitors during the week o
hut a detestable nuishaca, but M bs Genevieve Thompson and Mrs. I
we came to s m whole acres IC. Barker,
the cliff aad raagtog hack as
Psrfset to gpeHlng
fa r as Oeean drive to tha fall bMUty I F irst A—Josephine Selby,
e f He golden bloom, we neltoed that Cunninghsm, Dorothy Cary, Roth G b -|
a t ta b season it was aa asset as well | holt, Madeleine Tumor, Lydia Wilson,
I m a liability.
Delbert 8te«lc. Bo— to lfaAda—
Tha plan* ta p ip r u d from tko Chartos Walk«- EndicoU, Harry
I mouth of the Coquillo for about throa I ' -yi-----Nail Paart.
| mflea to Johqson’s creek, and to some Jtocond A—Beatrix Johnson.
I ptocas a quarter of a mile back from I Third B—Nata Boae Bunch. Grace-
| th e eliffh it erewns with what tiam s I Ellin yean, Rodney Creagor, Worden
R ilke the glowing glory of the Golden BUis, Tallent Greenough, . David
(W ant How California haa got along Smith,
Harold Steven«, Elwood
jf o r so many years without something Smith, Donald Page, Grace Whitting-
1 to this line to emphasise its attrac-1 ton, Bennie Harrison, Geneva Agoa-
tions and give a new meaning to tino, Elnore Elliott,* Mary Hoover,
its golden claims wa cannot gooes. Clots Johnson, Gertrude Mehl, Mary
Nor do toe imagine that Greene or Van Dooser, Graydon Anderson, Wil-I
Rome to their palmiest days ever bur Dean, Eldon Gihnan, London
furnished so hrilltont a spectacle aa Jenkins, Frederick Nordstrom,
now crowns Bandon’s rook bound
Third A—L aura, Pollary, E tn a I
I coast.
I Russel, Bennie Hfll, Corrine Wheat,
! * tlu when we think of the possi- Helen Belloni, Dorothy Bunch, Flora
I bility of this neB-me-tanrere, spine- May Johnson, Martha Jane Webb,
j fortified furse spreading Worn the I Emma FUtcroft, William Burr, L m -
| Pacific coast to the Atlantic end find- hi« Robbins, Benjamin Leatherwood,
tin g a congenial habitat to everyIPrim o Scaltritte.
[w aste place, from Canada to Mexico,
Fourth B-^Jerene Low, Cecil Stor-
we are not prepared to consider it U y, Delores Laasaon, Alice Jenkins,
a n unmixed Meeting.
I Juanita Mecum. Barbara Richmond.
[ But to any event the stuff is here I Neil McGilvery, PamelW Willard,
[to stay. All L0ra Bennett’s descend-1 Anna Wiggans.
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[aato 't a Oregon couldn't stop the
Fourth A—Edith Hurd, Rose Gar- [
[spread of this plant if they devoted « t t , Claude Irving, Harold Dey, VI-1
[their entire energies to it. Even Were ofe Prftble, Nina Butler, Gerald San-
| every one of these bunches of gold-1 don, Rosa McQuigg, Jessie Johnson,
[an go n e uprooted and burned, the Blanche Gregory.
I seeds already scattered would con-1
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Some of Our Cash Prices
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O ar E xtra Spadal Coffee, per » . . . ______ __
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Sw ift Jewel Shortoniag, 4 M can _ _ _ _______ .68
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Fhocy Soggy Coro, per c a n _____ ________*__ J 7
U oda Joha’a Maple * C u e Synpp, Yi gaL____ I M
T m Gardas Syrup, | g a lf----------1-------------------1.69
Albere Rolled Onto, large p k g ._______________ M
Faoey amall W hite B—as, p u » -------------------- I f te
Royal C hh (Vacuum packed) Caffee, per » ____ 46c
V u C aape Catsup, ptet b o ttle _______________ 23c
We coidd keep right u quoting, but come to
These Prices Are Strictly Cash
[tlnue to furnish plants for a quarter Report From Mining CongrcM
Opposite Post Office
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l ^ k l b i t o S l i tcT eradicate^than’this
CIyd* ° w who • « « “»*» ths Min-
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mads in a single generstio.,
reporU a flne d l,P1*>r of urm toam
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arts of the Pacific Northwest and an
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# _ Pl l - . I enthusiastic lot of boosters far ths
I ■ m » * * tvew n rro m r o w a n
jadatog propecta of this n r t ioi» He
[ Numbers of Pow en people, says wya no one who did not see the ex- 11
[the Patriot, were interested to theJM bits there can have more than a ll
I National Mining Congress Mid to feint idem of the mineral resources of
I Portland last week, aad some fine «ar own stato «van. The best dia-
I samples from the mines ware gather- j play was from Josephine county |
led and seat to the exhibit of minerals I where the Boswell mine exhibited I
held to conjunction with the congress. $60,000 worth of ore. The second
E. W. Bryant who 1ms been for the I test was from Baker county, which II
past six years prospecting the moun- has long had a fine reputation aa a |
jtains of Coos and Curry counties had I mineral produewr. .
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secured samples of ore from a t least I Much attentioi. was attracted by II
twenty different pieces, including I in* Coos display and some prospec- 11
Igold, silver, copper, sine, lead, iron Live investors promised to be down II
and platinum.
Ha thoroughly be- j here to a couple of weeks' to look ov- II
Usvos to SB active future for the min- „ the Johnson creek section. Few II
ing industry tn this section and is wople are going to be attracted here I
hopeful th at some of those attending I tn the future by placer mining poh I
the congress may be Interested in the sibilities; the mining development of I
development. E. W. Mclnturff, of the future in this an 1 Curry counties I
the C om Copper company, which has win result from the investment of I
a fine ptospect to the hills near here, capital in considerable amounts to II
accompanied Mr. Bryant to Portland establish plants for smelting the ores I
help arrange the exhibit and talk I wbiih are known to exist in great I
with any | quantity. '
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who might be
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W . E . B rid g h a m P aeaaa
[ “Furnace” a t the Liberty Theatre,
. W. E. Bridgham, of P a w n , passed j Apr. 18 aad 18.
away th a n after a brief i linees from [
pneumonia. He went up there from I
D eetolH W a n t M uch
Marshfield about a week preceding
The Marshfield Chamber of Com­
bla dMth to take a job as fireman on I merce wants the train servies on the
•M of the camp donkey engines. He Southern Pacific improved aad to
was about sixty years of Cge. HU I making following requests of that
son, Elmer Bridgham, who U Bight I company:
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engineer a t th e Marshfield fire da-
1. Restoration of extra Mach to
Maoey fta the h o k h i M f
my to it.
The START ta the thing.
S ta rt a hank account w ith i
Wa t a k n u interest in our
« glad to advise with them
ie MORE MONEY.
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* —to music lover*—1 “Tlfifl
Fdq it is dm dory of true music.
The Brunswick Phonograph oocc
heard adds andthcr admirer to the
uifflioua. Of its handsoum design
and beauty of case finish there is
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Ht*r tk* Bruntnick TnUy. S.** $f
jua 4grre tAsi it it tk* m til ftrfttt .
Buy your Phonograph from your
local dealer who is always at hand
to take care of your every want or
need, and he sure it’s a B runsteick.
No waits or delays in making ev-
«yA h^nght
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B runsw ick R ecords
Coquille Furniture Co.
Family Laundry Service
u What It Costs
A Sample Bundle for a Family of
Two Persons
FLAT PIECES
Returned Readp to Use
2 sheets........................___,____ _14c
2 s lip s...................... ................. _10e
2 table cloths.................................20c
5 towels j .....................................10c
2 bath towels................................06c
4 tea towels........... ......................08c
Total flat-work charge.........
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2 union suits
1 house dress____
2 bungalow aprons
1 under skirt........
1 ¿orset cover___
1 night dress.........
10 garm ents® 5c_
Total charge..
We invite YOUR
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Fanners & Merchants Bank
An Everyday Necessity
Every day yaa have aead fee good Clsaatag, Pmaatog, aad
Rapairtag of your Clothing- We kaow how to da it right aad to year
com plot# M tiaf action. O ar qaick scrvico will ploaM yaa.
O ar Uaa ef now Spring aad gammer Saits, Mads to year
Meaaara, will s a n iy phaM you. C oom to aad iaspoct t e a .
A
goad ratocM t la t aocoosary article to Oregon.
Wo have hoaaMss
from 918.88 up.
Commit o ar DrsM msksr s aad got rid sf the
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City Cleaners and Tailors
Phorn 1033
Shorao Bldg.
Hark Dunham Vary Frank
Commenting sa the- eaay way to
which Marshal Carter of Marshfield
w m let down after he got whipped
for being too fresh with to* wife of
the man who did the trouncing, Hark
Dunham says Its makes no honM
shout sayinr th at the county court
discharged mm as juvenile officer to
put a woman in hU place. Nop does,
Hark have to go down to California j
to get another job.' He will become
engineer oa the DUpatch.
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That Allegany Dog Case
The Supremo court a t Salem last
Monday affirmed the decision of Judge
Coke, in the cam of Emma Jane Stull
against T. F. Porter, appellant. The
action was for judgment for the kill­
ing of dogs at Allegany. In the cir­
cuit court the plaintiff was allowod
12o© for the two dogs killed by the
defendant..
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LONG’S Machine and Repair Shop
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Short Shat Down
The Coquille Lumber Milkr were
shut down Wednesday from 10 a. m.
for the rest of the day on account of
the breaking of the sprocket over
I -vhi«h the log haul chain works. One
'ulU rtty of the accuident was th a t
when the ! cal e-unpeny office called
up the Prosper Mill Co. and the Geo.
W. Moore Lumber Co. a t Band on,
[they found both mills shut down, due
to an accident of the same kind. They
tried to got a new sprocket from
Band on but it didn’t fit and they had
to send to Portland for one. They
expect to sta rt up again Monday
morning.
Acetylene Welding
Machine Work
Brazing
I have tha beat o f M echanic« in my «hop
H ave your car repaired by aa
W e ffmarantee b e lli labor and ea tisfa ctio a
Phone 611
At Graham's Garage
rs Uns ftom fee Bay
fee Glasgow ferry to
ly he will install a
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