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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1922)
»0 1 T » ■ ■ ■ : ' j." A +;■ -, *V... >-i*- FR ID A Y, AUGUST » , I t t L J.*' JLfc'».. toa. ■...•■ -i Plank Wearing Out MINOR ME at of Boy” end Wed- Event« in the City «T» ■^ki American le fio s Poots o f Coas ounty am going to picnic in the Nar- 17, if the way . vTiftl* J. E. Ford * o f «took to Portiand : „ . _ jw than they ware six years ago, sad Lqrle McGowan is in the county L -^ weer on the Dlankinr much .rreet- I jail from Bandon. harta« bean Band L _______ 1 ISM to justice court there for hartn« Proi)AMy hi. possession :y I be to a Miss Myrtle Thomaa warn a the Bay rtetttag Meada hare d«bt Bracelet Watches and aB the last o f the bonds issued to pay for Watches skilfuHy lit mature; bat there is Mule doubt I Watch- I that by that tima concr-eU writ-be needed on many o f them. It of Americas L. M- Daniela and fam ily A u «. M , Mbca Utter City W u a Town We note that to noma place, m astern pert a t the city where traevi is especially heavy, un the £ fond street Mock east o f the co I bouse, for instance, it he. already b found neeeeeary to replace som«- of planking hud hi 1916. It w .« thom I vhaa the atoaets o f that part of the d t? wer* in*Proved th* t t* « ^ ■ E B would *■ * •* hmta t«“ years, but au- «Wan by Hark Dunham recalls that whe City, o f wbkh not a trace noi remains, was a place o f nearly 2,000 people some forty years a * », Henry Ben « atochan was conductor and ha S Q U I B B S Magnesia Dental Cream that piece down to the bay. was the first railroad buiU to Coos county and pi m «misil by years Graham's Ooos Bay, ¡astern. The lattar ifterwmrds • the Southern Pacific Une from Marshfield to M yrtle Point. Hark says 700 ton soo-«ota« vue la usad to dock at Uttar City, which u the bead o f navicatimi on Is mus Slouch and aome distance be yond the present location o f Ooaiedo. FOR TEN DAYS ONLY y-w *.> # Tf.’ •' ; > > A fuH size Fifty Cent Tube will be given Free with every purchase o f a Fifty Cent Tooth Brush. i Coquill« w in that «I m SMi «he city Will or to a at G A B D -I"“ “ - . I heavy, and on paid tbs about $S00 such fo r corner loto and . „ ____. ____.... . ... „ ^ .» 0 0 fo r inside tota. This included I suit purchaser, hill end botto concreto cklewslks fo r the entire sec- Orchestra. I id. See J. C. Wetaon. * l t f I tion as w ell a . die rru d ti» a to a I ueedsy m orato« tbs house o f Mr. to « o f the tonato What new organisation which wiX Mrs. L. Farris Powell was made pevtng in 1926 wilt coat is not now dance at Bivarton, Saturday, A a «. M. | py by the arrival o f a baby «tr i known, neither can anyone tell how 6 pounds. Mr. Powell is thelwida the roadways w ill ha I f you waat to subscribe fo r o f the Christian drarsh ha land daily the cltobbin« we offer with the Sentinel w ill you money. sarai n . .. _ . ' M i t i » fur vour hemstitching I — Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, lac. The O erd in gs to B u ild F a c to ry mark, be saw. 7 - > *, at S ta tio n ers O. A. C This institutioa offers a 1 _ at a coat withia reach a t l It offers training for collaffiato degree« in: Agriculti rr Mines Pharmacy dug sud Mechanic Aria Vocatioaal' Forestry Home Bcea .m ir, M ilitary I A »«“ 1 31 It offers training also to: The School o f Macie, Physical Ed tion, Industrial Journalism. Fall Term Opens September 18 . For eiacular» o f Information and illustrated booklet u rite to LOANS— Application, ran Joint Stock Lami Bunk, a . f f - ... • *. A re the Best Recommendation o f The Ooquile Four-Pierce Jess Or- chetoni to sdrecaiein« another di to be belri to Ooukto HsM (Saturday) «ventee. Ib a l i tor j w to inrfndsd to thrir ,V; Storm , -Successful Graduates £ ¡¡* $ ¡¡1 r f S * * * * «*■ > ^ , D r u ^ iit i The Oenring Manufacturing Go. has Earl Nosier came to from __ ______ __ artod work on the construction of a Wash., lost Tuesday to visit hto moth-1 •» tow motto. Let us coartaos you- I new butkttog fo r their myrtle or, Mrs. Was. Brown. He i The Ledtae A id o f the M. B. church factory on the ton acne they re turning there tomorrow. I w ill hold their missionary toa to tbs I bought on the highway adjoining parlor Thursday afternoon, «hair ranch out there, and just east of a t 1 o'clock. A wel- the aaw bungalow Sam Arnold is ti*» o , ícem e m iTtanisri to all who m a y building. Whan H is completed they | w » move ah their machinery from Tuesday visitine Menda the odd factory Jackie Coscan saya “ bai toucher *n any Ud to this I **"**• “ 40 £ y 0<ta v . had Stored at the ■Band » t o r n ig k U s t oor m y r t t o r i ^ f j,, «»H io n to I « prova it in P E C E » BAD y l migffwu < m | n n (lii«. m a d . I th# Liberty next Tuesday and —‘stoke whan they voted to pru- they expect .too to that prove by making it a ^ T fu ^ it u " They will Jaekto Coogun says that *Tta tough Contains No Soap Corrects Mouth Acidity The R egistrar, Oregon A gricultural College Corvallis, Oregon few days. W . G. Wright, Merchants Bank Bteldhu Oregon. O COQUILLE LODGE NO. SS, Bert Gould picked up e am «Ik’s leg a t S m dom sit L a o. r. Meato Every Friday Bveniug at 8 p. m. Jehu Oerdtog, N. G. J. S. Lawrence, Bee. VtoM ac Members Cordially Invited and skilfully duplies tod. Optical repairs kinds dona while yea w a it I «ttod. By V. I Wilson, M at* Coqnille. Dragon. Mr. and M m Gao. C. Ob. turned Sunday from Umir ason snat, during which they visited old home to Michigan. Mr. ■ays they found the wueth CHADWICK LODGE No. «6 A . F . a Au M. to -■ enatoMMmsn mated ' ommumcation m — « sai — -.to t o . . « . ------- RMliXMl #T cuiturt. in what comUt* the greater ability mi a a ia than e f a child to perceive , ^ tig beasti«, of a picture,'unlam It la l<^ Gray, CoquiHe In his mors extended knowledge of me truths In nature and Ufe which » picture renders f How happens the cultivated gentlemen to enjoy a Saturday» S ept S the Sentlaal to eastern Crienda. Don’t fail to rood the notice oi lecture at the City Hell next Tea at 2:30 p. m_, to be given by Dr. tail# Ford Warner, o f the Stato B , Next be old aettlars' day to the invitation to a Men to Coquille ou that day it ganan county fifty yean or only ftvu, or a weak. Every eaa a f ue is getting he an older setSiar with «vary posai day. - p ■ ’ -• Saturday whan a Ford cur frwm 8a tie struck u chuck hula at the sot and o f the Hall strata bridge. Thai c upante o f the our. R “My Faithful Winchester” Th« biff roooae— Uto gi*nt Of the northland fornate furnigh- ea thrilinff sport for the hunter of biff game. Then, if ever, « men feds the yalue of s repeating rifle, powerful and dependable* under all conditions. Whenever veteran hunters get together you’ll hear th« word«, “My faithful Winchester. “•g . •' «Cr^^ t L' * - tl * JT. gVf 4.- * ia T T r », Winchester high power rifles are made in calibers for all kinds of American game. Barrels are bored and rifled accurate to a thousandth of an inch. They pass exacting strength tests. The famous levar action never fails to work rapidly and surely. Winchester Modd 96 repeating rifle handles the famous •50 Govt *06 high power cartridge whoee smashing blow will stop any charging animal. Other Winchester lever action rifles of smaller calibers. t- j \ • ; • Coquille Hardware Co. The . - w MNCHESU a Store '