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Sending O at a Booklet
We are sending out this week, to
E. P. Mast came in from McKinley I each subscriber o f the Sentinel a copy
this morning and blade the Sentinel of ft. A. Easton’s booklet, “ Ideals.”
We have no idea how many of those
a call
About
People
who receive it will read ft; Blit We
J. A. Cook, o f Woodland, Wash.,
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know that those who read it—and
Events in the City and
who is visiting in Coquille, was
let it soak into their souls— will be
caller Tuesday.
County
richer by far thhn those who pass it A U U , b y X o C lu r * N o w a p «p a r S yndicate.
M ;v Mary Harvey, who teaches in up. There is wealth for the soul, light
It took three y e a n to raise the
thing the way I wanted It. Natural­
the Myrtle Point school, is spending and joy for the life in that book.
Rev. W. B. Smith, of Fishtrap, was
the Christmas vacation at home in
How a man, who writes some of ly I was attached to It and was proud
a caller yesterday morning.
Coquille.
the things we have printed for him in of my achievement
When the folka back home aald flat­
Vulcanising and battery service at
See the line-up of big features for the Sentiltel (and some we did not) ly It couldn't be done, I knew It could
Graham’s Garage.
next week at the Liberty in the pro­ with a sting to them, could write so and proved UI
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splendid a book as this we don’t know.
See the line-up of big features for gram on page three.
Whatever possessed me to part with
Neither can we imagine how the man, It to beyond me.
next week at the Liberty in th «pro­
-r-
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Groom, o f Cot­ who ordered Uriah sent to the fore­
I stepped nearer the glass and
gram on page three.
tage Grove, are spending the holi front of the battle to try to hide his looked closely at my upper Up.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eckblad, of days with their daughter, Mrs. W. E.
Not a trace o f my beloved mustsohe
loul crime against that man, could
Marshfield, spent Christmas here at Bosserman, and family.
uave written the twenty-third Psalm. remained. The barber certainly had
the Fred Belloni home.
“ BILLIONS” with the Great Na­
Don’t throw this little booklet, done a good Job.
To be frank, I wasn’t exactly
W. H. Mansell left Christmas morn­ umova in the leading role at the Lib
Ideals’’ aside without reading it. If
pleased with the effect. I had been
ing for a month’s visit at his old »rty next Monday and Tuesday. See you read it and let its light and joy
on the road for over a year and thla
home in Aakland, Calif.
into yotir life you will be richer than was my first trip home In that time.
the program on page three.
“Yes, that's him, all right.” The
^uto repairing a specialty at Gra­
The Scandinavian-American bank of ever you were Before. It is full of the
ham’s Garage.
Satisfaction guaran­ Marshfield h is reorganized as the Christ spirit, full- of quotations from next thing I knew a hand grasped my
Christ’s sayings and from the rest of shoulder. Turning, I confronted t Big
teed.
Coos Bay National Bank. The capi
the Bible; but it links the book of burly cop I
Many foreign countries are clamor­ tsi stock has been increased from uooks up with the common things of
“ What’s the big Idea 7“ I asked.
“ You’re under arrest."
ing for Tanlae. Its fame is world *25,000 to 260,000.
life-Atfd *so gives one a glimpse of the
“ Under
arrest?"
I
stammered.
wide. Fuhrman’s Pharmacy.
It is astonishing how quickly Tan nches o f the spirit, which all may
“ What for?”
iac
will
produce
results.
You
usually
reely
inherit.
Rev. John R. Scott and wife and
“ AH right for you, Jim O’Day I You
if you have lived without ideals this tell your Uttle story to your wife,
daughter ate their Christmas dinner feel better from the very firet dose
if uhrman’s Pharmacy.
nooks may inspire you with them; if here."
with Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Boldon.
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I looked stupidly at the woman who
D. E. McDuffee, who was here witl your heart hqs jjever before respond­
A, suite of 8-rooms to rent, stove
ed to the mutfc of the spheres, it may stepped up In front of me.
’and adjoining bath room. Light house­ the Coquillft Lumber Mills for a
“ Why, hang It all, officer, I never
negin to ring with the strains of the
couple
of
years,
and
later
returned
to
keeping doesn’t go. See the Sentinel.
bad a wife.”
choir
invisible.
— ,
v
nis former home in Minneapolis,
“That’s aU right, bat you Just come
Grandpa and Grandma Leslie got
If you want to spend a while on the
Minn., was down here to spend
with me and tell It to the,chief.”
their new titles last week when a
Mount
of
Transfiguration
and
from
its
Christmas. He left for home Wed
“ Say, who In Sam Hill do you -take
daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
neights sea a new earth—and perhaps me for?”
.esday morning.
Keith Leslie.
a new heaven—read this little booklet,
“ Lost your memory, el),?" sneered
Wanted— A housekeeper in the city, it has a message for you if you win the. woman.
The semi-annual installation of o f­
Mrs. C. D. Ritter. Phone 60L or receive it and after you have received
“You're all wrong, my man, this, to
ficers of Coquille Lodge No. 68, I. 0.
call at Cash Market.
an outrage 1”
it
you
can
never
be
quite
the
same
0 . F., will take place next Friday ev­
“ It wasn't an outrage when you left
It was reported yesterday that Con­ person again.
ening, Jan. 6.
your Wife, was It?”
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Even
if
you
think
you
can’t
read
stable James Brown, o f Powers, with
“ Yob're mad, woman. Great guha,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Laird, of Bridge,
another officer raided a moonshine this little book yourself, hand it to can't yon tell your own husband?”
were down here Wednesday to attend
outfit near there and shot at the boot- ] some one who will read it. If you do
“That I can,” screamed the woman.
the wedding of their niece, Miss Bon­
loggers as they ran, wounding one oi read it, we are sure you will want Already we were the center o f a curi­
nie Laird, that day.
ous mob.
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ihem. Fifteen gallons of moonshine ] others to read it.
“ See, that’s my husband and that
See the Great Nasimova in “ BIL­ are said to'have been seized.
picture’s you.”
LIONS,” the poetic story of a Bil­
D utton-Laird
Harry A i - Miller returned to Co-1
And neither did II Of course I be­
lionaire, next Monday and Tuesday
In the presence of a few relatives gan then to see light I burst out
-juille the first of the week frqpn
at the Liberty.
'ortland, where he was convicted, on I » 1“ 1 intimate friends last Wednesday laughing, slapped the officer on the
The Coquille Laundry Co. »driver the testimony
of a handwriting I afternoon, Miss Bonnie Jean, eldest back good-naturedly, and said:
my"
I may re-
will make his usual pick-up of laundry Xpert, of forgery. J ie was sentenced I daughter of Walter Laird, of Sitkutn, _ “One op you.
bundles next Monday, that day not lo two years’ imprisonment, but pa-1wa® united in marriage to Mr. Robert sta b le this picture; you see, I’ve want,
being observed as a holiday.
Dutton, of Bakersfield, Calif.
The a mustache up to an hour ago.”
roled during good behavior.
“How long did you own a mus­
ceremony was performed at 8:80 p. m
Orders for shrubbery and trees
Marshall Pointer surprised his par-1 at the Seventh Day Adventist church tache?" asked the woman, sarcastically.
“For Just about three years, up to
from the Washington Nursery will be I ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tr-B^Rointer, by
oy Elder George Harlow, of Fair an hour ago.”
received by W. G. Wright, at the Title I arriving home Christmas afternoon
view
Yesterday they went oqt to
“ HS, ha 1 You should have kept the
Guarantee & Trust Co. office.
I from Katchican, Alaska, where he has
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J Sitkum for a few days, and next Sun- thing. Just three years ago the third
We have sold »7,000 bottles of Tan- P " » n for
two years. He says .
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|Urt for the ^oom 'z home o f this month my Jim cleared o u t“
lac and have never had a single com -1** *"1
here *nd thaw out for a ¡n
where he is a con-
“You’re a sly one,” grinned the fat
plaint.”—Jacobs’ Pharmacy, Atlanta, I C0UPltt of months, intending to «tart tractor and builder.
copr"" “That gag Is as old as your
back about March 1.
Go. Sold by Fuhrman’s Pharmacy.
The Sentinel joins Mrs. Dutton’s grandmother.” I was furious. More
many
friends in Coos county in wish­ so when I saw the patrol wagon pull
Acetylene
welding,
blazing
and
j
No waiting for your hemstitching
up to the curb. I turned to the wom­
whpn taken to Bonnie Walker’s Mil- machine work at Graham’s Garage. ing the happy couple a long and pros­ an, and shaking my fist at her, told
_ linery Store. Service and neat work
J. L. Laird, of Bridge, was doing I perous life together and in congratu­ her In a few words Just what I thought
is our motto. Let us convince you.
|business in Coquille yesterday morn­ lating the groom on the helpmate he of her.
has won.
“ You’d better be careful what you
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. McKenna and ing and made the Sentinel a call. He
say, boss.
What you say generally
|
says
the
school
budget
there
to
which
daughter, Frances, came in last Sun-
goes-against you.”
E lk s’ Christm as Show
day from Corvalhs to spend Christ-1
»H.uded last week was defeated by
I climbed Into the wagon, followed
mas with Mrs. L. Harlocker and fam­ only one vote and that some o f those] The free show given by the B. P. O by that lunatic o f * woman, and the
who
voted
against
it
were
not
legal
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E.
Christmas
afternoon
at
the
Liber­
ily.
officer. He was sizing me up In good
voters. There will be another vote ty theatre was greatly enjoyed by ov­ shape.
—
Lex Cope and wife, of Langlois; I on this budget January 9.
er two hundred children, besides many
"
’Nother
woman?"
he asked under
were visiting at the Fred Belloni
grown-ups.
hla breath.
home hero Wednesday. Mrs. Cope| “ BILLIONS” with the Great Na­
The Elks had decorated a beautiful
“ I tell you there's no woman. That
left for Corvallis that evening to vis­ umova in the leading role at the Lib­ Christmas tree, which stood to the
maDlac sitting there Is no, more my
erty
next
Monday
and
Tuesday.
See
it relatives.
right of the stage, and lighted wife than you are."
the program on page three.
“ Maniac, am I?” She began to rave
up with scores o f tiny electric lights,
Bring us your hemstitching. New
C. L. Willey and family have been which reflected on the tinsel decora­ worse than ever.
machine, experienced operator. Or­
“ You're a fine man, you are. You’re
ders promptly filled. We can please enjoying a visit from his son, Earl, tions, it presented a spectacle which
you.
Bonnie Walker’s
Millinery and wife, who came in last week to delighted the children. At the close a fine man to be the father o f eight
rpend the holidays. They are still |,of the program a sack of candy was darlings.”
Shop.
- “ Eight darlings be banged,” I thun
living at Cotvallis, where he is em­
W. R. Foote, formerly of this city, ployed by the engineering depart­ presented to each child as he or Bhe dered.
was up here from Porterville, Cal., ment of O. A. C., in new construction left the theatre.
“ Pooh—you know well enough, Jim,
A corking comedy and a fine picture the baby—just wait until you see him
recently. He is said to have negoti­ work.
Mrs. Willey was formerly yvith Mary Pickford in the leading role
First In his class he Is. And Charlie
ated the sale of his ranch on the Nor­ Miss Ruby Lammey, o f this city.
furnished a good clean afternoon’s has a swell Job at the box factory.
way-Lee road to L. Stubblefield.
Kate Is some piano player. Gets $10
Hemstitching by Anna Morrison. entertainment.
Coquille Encampment No. 25, I. O. Itraight work, 10c; other work,
a week down to Flam's movies. If you
O. F. will hold its iannual installation 12ttc a yard, thread furinshed.
want to do the right thing, Jtm, I’ll
Card o f Thanks
tell the boss It's sorry I am I ever
o f officers next Thursday evening, Jan Prompt attention given to Mail Or­
Tho those who so kindly assisted us
had you pinched, and we’ll forget It
6, and all members are urged to be ders. Machine in Robinson’s Store.
during our recent bereavement and alL”
present. The ceremony will be fol­
“ Will you keep that trap o f yours
J. E. Ford & Co. at the Interna- for the beautiful flowers we wish to
lowed by a feed.
closed for five minutes?" 1 shrieked
ionaal Livestock Show in Portland -xtend our deepest gratitude.
Mr. F. P. Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. J. at her.
Spectacles and eye glasses quickly last month purchased a carload— 76
and skillfully repaired. Broken lenses bead—of purebred Aberdeen Angus A. Staninger and family.
“ I will not,” she yelled back at me,
shaking her fist
“ You’re Just the
duplicated.
Optical repairs of all steers, which they are now feeding
same old brute you always were.”
Card o f Thanks
kinds done while you wait. Glasses at the Ford ranch near Cedar Point.
“ Here we are, boss.”
fitted. By V. R. Wilson, “ Optomet- This is the first carload o f this breed
We wish to extend our heartfelt
Believe me I was some glad to get
tr is t" Coquille, Oregon.
thanks
to
the
friends
who
remembered
uver shipped into the county and any­
out. I was led up the steps of the
Mrs. J. L. Harrison and daughter, one desiring to look the herd over| u* so kindly on Christmas.
Station house.
Mrs John Hurley and children.
The door opened; I stood up and
who had spent Christmas with Mr. | vill be welcome to go out there any
faced the chief.
Harrison’s folks near Broadbent, was 3unday. *
Jim Harrison, what the dldkens
C H A D W IC K LOD G E
visiting here Monday. She was for­
Calling Cards. 100 for S1J0.
are you doing here?”
•No. 68 A. F. A A. M.
merly a teacher in the public schools
“There, now, you heard me call Jim,
here— Miss Elizabeth Griffin.
L ast Link Completed
didn't you?" piped up the woman In
Stated Communication
a shrill voice. “Try to tell ana l don’t
Money to Loan on City Property.
Saturday, Jan. 7
The contractors have this week
know my own hueband."
No Commissiono. W. G. Wright. 86tf ?ompletod the last link o f pavement
%Viitin»g Masons Welcome
For once tuck was with m et Funny
for that portion o f the waterfront
I , hadn’t heard Billy Waylsnd had
Phone 50Sx if you want good dry
Making Over Paper.
highway in Marshfield connecting
been made chief.
wood. They have plenty and will give
Tbe chemical processes fur tte rec­
This
It didn't take me long to tqjl my
you quick service. $2.60 per tier dev Vorth Bend and Marshfield.
Vill be thrown open to traffic in about lamation o f printed book papeA have story, and after Wayland had heard
livered.
hree weeks and will mean a great,] been In use for some time, thrlr ef­ me through. It didn't take him long
Hemstitching done while you wait. improvement to those who have oc­ ficiency la reduced by the fact that the to straighten out matters.
Billy insisted that I go home to din­
Compare work with others. Satisfy casion to use the street. North Bend mechanical pulping forces the Ink per­
manently into the fibers, says Popular
s' with him. He and hla wife sure
your own curiosity. All work guar­ laid the first of the pavement over!
Mechanics Magazine. A mixture of
anteed. Prices 10 and 12 1-2 cents three years ago, paving from the lim-1 ten pounds of borax, ten pounds of did enjoy themselves at my expense.
“ Oh, but you look lots nicer without
per yard. Mrs. Maybelle Ford’s Mil­ its to the business section.—Coos Bay
p. two gallons o f kemseue and two It,” smiled Billy’s wife, sweetly. “ Sure­
linery.
Harbor.
gallona o f pine nil Is used for soaking ly you don't let a Uttle thing Uke that
J
‘¿ 000 pounds of stock, with enough
WE are ready to do all kinds o f .
water to make a three to elx per
Own
Your
Home
dressmaking. Qne block west from
cept pulp. The beater la used to pull
Coquille City is a good place to!
the north end o f - the Henry St.
the etock apart gently, with a mini­
build k. Sengstacken can furnish mum breakage of the fibers and th*
bridge. Sackett k Staninger.
you the sites at a low price and upon j process la continued for an hour or
Mrs. Flora E. Dunne, who has been
your own terms.
with the pulp heated to from
quite ill with tonsilitis at the home o f j
1H to 190 degree* Fahrenheit, by live
her brother, J. E. Quick, is getting
See the Great Nasimova in “ BIL-1 steam. The separated ink and th*
bet^r and is now ablest« be up part;
LIONS,” the poetic story of a Bil­ chemicals are then washed away by
of th-* time each day.
lionaire, next Monday and Tuasdzy | th* usual method, and th* reclaimed
potp to ready to ba
«£ the Liberty.
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bother you?”
“Thank yon.” I retorted, “but that
little thing can’t sprout any too soon
for me, and when It’s back to normal
again It’s gonna stay."
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lO the many friendrw e have made dur-
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ing our five months in Coquille, to the
friends we would like to make, to all
our patrons and acquaintances, we desire
at this time to extend the compliments of
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the season and wish you all
A Happy New Year
Hudson’s Drug Store
Front S t.
Remarkable Windmill.
At s recent fair in Paris there was
exhibited a novel windmill, says Popu­
lar Mechanics Magazine. Around< the
top of a light trussed-metal mast are
disposed circumferentially a series
of propelling blades parallel with the
mast to which they are connected.
These blades, o f about one-fourth the
semltuhlar piece with Its offen face
radial to the mast, and bisecting t^ls
face la a thin flat blade of eqiial
length.
By this arrangement the
propelling effect of the wind ou these
blades Is the same, no matter what
Its direction. The vertical mast Is
supported by guys connected to radial
arms that contain the upper pivotal
bearing. At the bottom o f the mast
la a footstep bearing.
i “ Local Color.*
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Mental Bclcnoa.
What are those dreadful pictures
hanging on the walls of yunr walling
room?” “They Illustrate some of th«
tortures of the Spanish Inquisition,”
replied the dentist. “I should think
they would be ont of place here.”
“ Not at all. After my patients hav«
seen what people suffered In the old
ds.vs. having a tooth filled pc?roa mere
child’s play."
The phrase local color Is applied
in various ways, and baa‘ .several
meanings which may be defined In
accordance with the conditions that
have given rise to Its nee. In paint­
ing, It is the hue, or combination of
hues, special to any object or part,
B ig e lo w ’ s C orn Shop
and also sometimes relen ts «..gener­
al system of light and shadow upon I]] Number, Number, Who’a got
the number 7
which the modeling and tinting of HI
details Is executed. In literature. It
1 Bring it in and get the money.
la applied to a subject that displays
$1.00
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the distinct characteristics or peculi­
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arities o f some particular place or
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period. In general the phrase is ap­
1.00
plied to any marked Individuality, H 1804 Mabel G rush
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which Is Inherent In persons or locali­
$5.00
ties! and which la circumscribed by
As advertised, Free 9 -
such limitations.
When you need a
Flashlight Battery
Winchester Battery
These days while darkness comes early you have
more need than ever forh serviceable
Winchester Flashlight
Get one today.
You will use it tonight
Coquille Hardware Co.
THE
WiNCH£Sm\
A Certainty.
i
“ Of course, there to nothing abso­
lutely certain about a bore* race."
“ I'm not aura «boat that, Charley
* r ," aald young Mrs. Torklns. “Th*
m e you bat «a Invariably toots."
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BÈi —
“ Crepuscular Rays.”
The beams of light sometimes seen
radiating front the sun when not far
from the horizon are called “ crepus­
cular rays.” They are due to rays
o f light passing through breaks In
the clouds and made visible by d-<-it‘
or fine drops of water In the air.
Their apparent divergence Is sn eiTect
of perspective. The phenomenon Is
popularly described as “the sun draw-
Ing water.”
S a ilo rs speak of the
“ sun’s back-stays,” while Homer wrote
*f flte "rosy-Anitered dswn.”