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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1922)
m a visit to Broad bant and Myrtle Potoy Wed- his Mr. an day for Falla, their Mr. H. V om , oye, specialist, will bo at the Bax- January total on Wedn Telling in t|M City County OOQl T • . 18th. Lois Kay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A hundred and fifty stosi lockers for the students have just bens in Bert Kay, who was nported to the county health officer last stalled at the Marshfield high having shariat fever, is very much ' Mrs. Ed. Cunningham talk us that THE ANSWER Dp. V. L. Hamilton tUa Warren Davia as vary s practically ont of If you are feeling all wi Raymond you can’t Mt, sleep or work with any satisfaction, you im d Tsulsc. Fuhr- Eugene hurt it with his p man's Phantasy. Irving Lamb has bean qui ioualy ill this week, with so 8 m the Liberty Theatre phtid symptoms, although Dr. V. L. page three, r. Hamilton thinks it in Just a Genutne Ford Parte kept in stock case of grip. all the time st Gardner's Garage. Yesterday's C o m Bay Times “cor rects" its story of the ruction at the If you want plenty o f pep, strength Methodist parsonage hare last by republishing the Sentinel’ account and energy, take Tmiriae. of that affair. Pharmacy. , to shers they in the fu- — ’ for a week’s ■ *“ i * Emelep Car* vitas, of Marahfitid, « * adjudged inaafie in probate court this week and this moraine w u taken out to the asylum at Salma. Friday, the 13th, was the day Dr. R. M. RrumflsM waa sentenced to bo hangud for the braider o f Doania Rus- •oll, bat pending^!« appeal to the Supreme court for a new trial that event will not occur today. ' ' *, , F o, G o o J -L o o ld -6 Hair Ora JM AL HIRSUTONE m ti last year thirty hefts laid 6,000 a g r Mias Thor* Peterson, one o f the for her. That seessa like a big aver teachers at the high school building, •g*. T- r *F ■ h, had been confined to her Auto repairing a specialty at Gra weak with e hard cold, which threat- ham’s G angs. Satisfaction toed. J ' *„ 8 m the Liberty Theatre on page three fo r a line-up id pleas ing entertainment. Phene 606x If you want good dry vwl>7 Orders for shrubbery and trees from the Washington Nursery will be received by W. G. Wright, st the Title Guarantee A Trust Co. oflee. All kinds of Maekins Work and Auto Repairing. Every job kaving the shop must be right or we will make it right. Gardner's Oarage. Bring your chiekma do Migge’s Meat Market. Highest cash price paid. We can use all you’re g o t Bring them to any day. $2t4* , No waiting for your hemstitching when taken to Bonnie Walker's Mil linery Store. Service and neat' work |s our motto. Lot us convince yea. Mrs. H. N. Butler same up from Prosper Monday .ffteraooa to attend the bi-weekly meeting of the Bridge clsfe, which BMt wkh Mrs. Ed. Lor ens that evening. Rex Ingram o f the "Four Horse man” fame has done It again. S m U s la teat “THE CONQUERING POW ER” at the Liberty next Tu «eday and Wednadday. < ; ' Another dance at Goulds' Hall to morrow idght. «(ra. Sola rurrerie oTehMtra and Ferrari, the popular ac cordion player, will furnish the sentie. Don’t miM it. . r the hair oi dust ondi o il m, ImaMnj scalp # c * n ,_ f "... - d i O. 8.— Mrs. Not* Finley. Manager Mra. Violet Loren ' M. W. A . Conaul—C. D. Hudeon Vice Consul—Guy M. Kelley Banker—M. C. Toaier. Clerk—N. C. Kelley - fV Escort—Guy Finley. , v Sentry— Lloyd Mael. Watchman—W. A. Kellar. Money to Lean on (Sty Property. No Commissions. W. G. Wright. M tf >i*:* ‘ ft X lú G et a bottle tod ** j H t Royal Neighbora : Oracle—Mrs. Belle EDwood. * Vira Oracle—Mr». Emma Oerdini Chan.—Mrs. Mary Kara. Recordar— Mra. M a rs Brandon. Receiver—Mra. Belle Belloni. Marshal—Mrs. A. H. Oden. A. Marshal—Mra. Vera Peterson. Musician—Mra. L. E. tyets. h r. Everett Mingus hqs been in duced by the County ¿hart to two months longer as county health officer. f HUDSON'S DRU G STORE ■ V ’ •.''"i ally. Re a roes and stood looking atcally down on hie young fri “Girla never measured up f< be aaid slowly—'"disappointing.1 “Thu will go oat i Rhode oo Saturday r “All right." the Mg nodded food humoredly. - “I will go to giva Rhode my approval, for my disapproval would sot bava the slightest weight." ha ‘‘V-iíí/X'r C H A D W IC K L O D G I No. M A . F. A A . M. Spacial, T om - Jan. IT Work in M. M. Degree Battey. t, Physician—Dr. G. E. Low. ■riw Royal Neighbors put on a driU which elicited warm praise for its precision and perfection, end they alee provided a banquet to which am worth-while young person. Bert wee fortunate. Hit sacrifices and striv ple justice was dene. ings would not be In vein. Bayes, studying the girl In the soft twilight, reflected bitterly upon* a fate which The Coos Buy Union Realty com bed brought no such maiden to tils i 1 , - pany, with a capital o f $280,000, has path. > Then, as weeks passed and hie visits just been organized at Portland to take aver the Kinney pi mmtim at R. E. McCormack, of the* High School teachers, has hem out o f school North Band and put them on the mar ket. It Ipgias like all the others fey proposing to “compromise" the- $12$,- 000, or such s matter, taxee and pen alties new due on the lends in this tract, and so help capitalize the scheme with a donation from the tax payers o f Corn county. Why no\ clean the »late by paying up like men instead o f pleading the baby act? Rex Ingram of the “Four H one- men" fame has dona it again. See his latest “THE CONQUERING POWER" at the Liberty next T a n - day and Wednesday. 1 NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS OF DRA IMAGE DISTRICT No. 11. Pursuant to Resolution o f the Board, seeled bids for Bonds o f Coole- do Drainage District No. Al, issued by virtue of Section 727$, Oregon Laws, to the amount of $12,000.00, bearing interest at •£> .per annum, payable semi-annually, ana OMtarlag at annual intervals in equal amounts of $2.000.00 each year from and alter five years after issuance to and in cluding ten veers after issuance, will be received by the Board until Feb ruary 18tii, 1922, at 10:00 A. M. o f said day at its office, Room 2, First National Bank Building, Marshfield, Straight work, 10c; other work, ltlfee a yard, tkread fur Ins had. Prompt attention given to Mail Or ders. Maekins in Robinson’s Store. ' :V- > * f** See “THE CONQUERING POW ER," directed by Bex Ingram, the artist responsible for the greet Aim nasterpiece, “The Four Horsemen." See the new creation end be royally entertained at the Liberty next Tues day and Wednesday. The Sentinel end the Orageu Farm er both for $241 a year. The Epworth League o f the Metho dist Episcopal Church is going to have ti Fish Pond in the chnreh on Sat, Jaa. 21st, from 2 to I p. m. Grandpa and Grandma Swuti, cd You are invited to come and enjoy the this city, wem delighted to learn that • fun. the restar o f their descendants was Tan lac is the ideal enlarged on the $rd by the birth ef aad body builder fog old folks, i f creetMt a healthy appetite for a daughter to Mr. and Mra. A. P. Swaét, o f Langlois. I wholesome food apd strengthens end Invigorates the digestive organa. Alien Tarry and Rudolph Valentino, Fuhrman’a Pharmacy. > who played the stellar rolas in the n f MII> Unvemmt M w i l l ------------ok. “ T U P Acetylene welding, biasing tad '' machine work at Graham's Garage. c o n q u e r in g ’ POWER” at the Lib 9 erty next Tuesday and Wednesday. Spectacles and era glaaaea quickly and skillfully repaired. Broken lensM duplicated. Optical repairs ef all kiads done while yon wait. GlaaeM occupying the pupils of the higher fitted. By V. B. Wilson, “ Optomet- grades yesterday end today. The sixth grade takes the examination in physi triet." Coquille, Oregon. Alice Tarry and Rudeiph Valentino, ology, the seventh grade hi geography who played the stellar roles in the and the eighth grade in thereat e f the "Four Horsemen,” will appear in subjects. interest shown in tbs work planned for the coming year. Two o f the vis itón decided to become members. At the close of the business meet ing * very delightful lancin es was servad by Mrs. Pendleton. that R»rt bed found la Rhode His (Bayaal experienced wooing had won ehe girl’s heart Hawse sorry taten la>- pereona) way for yogng Bert’s com ing disappointment. The boy bed worked hard, end he had dreamed hie dream. Weli, others bad a right to dream, too. All wee fair ft love, a* In war. Bayes was cortdln of Ms owtf love for the gtri; no other had Hemstitching dene while yen Walt "THE CONQUERING POWER" at the Liberty next Tuaaday aad Wed Compare work with others. Satisfy e the program on page your own eurtosky. AD work guar anteed. Prices 10 and 12 i-S cents per yard. Mrs. MaybeiU Ford’s M0- Unsry. 'So Well-shaped for Your hands don’t'tire uakig a knife that’s correctly shaped. Keen, lasting edges make work faster and easier. For pairing and catting up fruit and vegetables get a Win chester knife. It Trill save time and labor. Two Popular Winchester Knives See “THE CONQUERING POW ER," directed by Rex Ingram, the artist responsible for the great film masterpiece, "The Four H orseM «* See the new creation and be royally Cut-off Blade—Slotted Handle. A fine vege- table knife Winchester Kitchen Knife. A handy all purpose knife for the kitchen Other Winchester Knives for Every Use Coquille Hardware Co Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Story, formerly Of Indians, who have been tav Coquille for thr part two weeks,' passed through Marshfield this morning on their way to Canary, where they will now make their hems. “This is s flue climat«," they declare end May like the country so wed that they «re go ing to change from the severs win- R t e ■ ¿M h r ' ; ¡S f' \ , « . m Kuggy ¿5. 3 ' •
