The Coquille Valley sentinel., April 13, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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C O Q U IL L E F U R N IT U R E CO
QUALITY FIRST AND PRICES
R E A SO N A B L E
Jury Could Not Decide
CALF MEAL
Your choice of ANFO; ALBERS; LILLY; OLYMPIC.
Mix in scaled water with a small amount of milk and
experiment station records have proven that it will pro­
duce eaflee of equal growth with those fed on milk alone,
and at a lass coat. Supplement* of fine ground oats, corn
■seal, rolled oats, shelled corn, bran, linseed ail meal,
ground barley, whole oats or whatever your experience
proves beat, can he obtained from us.
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When ia need * f FRED eae FARR
We have a few white recleaned Oats left
Barley Seed, a plenty
COLLIER WAREHOUSE
CHESTER C. PARR* Prop.
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MDay by day we are selling lota of hay
and the demand ia getting better and
better,” says P. E. Drane in speaking
of the Willfcmette Valley product he is
selling,at the old mess room at the
Sitka Mill Phone 17.
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Floor Coverings
Something New! We Have It!
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W llton VcIveU. W inton Velvets* Tapestrys,
Wool A Fibre, Qraas A Matting
Inlaid Linoleums* Print Linoleums, Congoleums
Inlaid CerUinteed, Print Certainteed,
Feite*
All the New Spring Patterns
GOULD & GOULD
The Stove Store
A suit instituted in Justice Sttn
ley's court, in which Dr. C. K. Bioyd
was attempting to Cbllect $33 tot
chiropractic treatmanta given Mia*
B om Finley in April and May, 191»,
was tried last Saturday. G. Ruaseli
Morgan appeared for the plaintiff ami
0. R. Barrow for the defendant. A f­
ter waiting nearly an hour the aL
torn*y* agreed to try the case with
only hve jurymen, it appearing im
poaeible to secure the full numoer oi
six. Those secured were M. O. Haw
kina, A. N. Gould, E. A. Wimer, C. D
Hudson and H. A. Yeung.
Dr. J. P. Bray, chiropractor of Myr­
tle Point, was called to testify to the
reasonableness of the fl.76~per treat
t asked and he end Dr. Bioyd were
the two witnesses for the plaintiff.
Dr. Jas. Richmond, Mrs. Minnie
Stone, E. B. Finley and the defendant
were the witnesses for the defense
Tha testimony and avidanca submit
tad by tha principals was so contra
dietary and baing unsupported by
corroborative testimony, the jury wa*
“cable to reach a decision in tha case
and after an hour’s discussion report­
ed themselves as unable to agree.
The report published ia the Daily
Newq that tha Jury stood three for
the plaintiff and two for the defend
ant i* iacorect. True, one ballot re
stilted that way, but the jurors pit ex
preseed themselves ss being unable
to decide whether the testimony of the
defense, that tha treatmanta ware to
M administered free of charge,
that of the plaintiff that mitk'^g was
•aid as to free treatments, should be
given the greater credence, and they
could all have quickly agreed had the
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enures m wa wiiroiag.
roe special services at tha M. Mi.
sure«.are oeing wad auanueo this
fee*.
Mrs. Chios Holden is teaching the
ss weak far Mas. Bar-
, wso Is ill.
Vad* Davis returned this
Week to the U. of O. alter spending
spring vacation with her parents,
Mr- and Mrs. bnyder, af this city.
. Mrs. Jea Williams is visiting rate
lives m Heaeburg.
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a. re. Am so left uundey for. a ahort
. 1*11 with bar daughter, Mrs. Wooo-
worth, of Dram.
Mi. C. Baird, of Marshflsid. was
hare on business Friday
The M.Mi. church has
new piano from Hale Music I
paay of Marshfield.
Mrs. Mary Campbell was a Po
visitor Tuaaday.
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Kuos burnerka, stopped in Myrtle
Point on hi* way to Powers Monday
Mrs. Lora Harrington return««
from Ban Uiego Haday where ahe ha*
baas for tom* tun*.
Mr. Shd Mrs. Walter Todd
chiiaren, of Lakeside, visited
Uvea her* burutey.
Mrs. Was. KardeU, Marion KardaU
and Mrs. McMastors visited J. L.
Harhar Sunday aad helped hot cete-
orato hla seventy-ninth birthday.
Hari Clinton returned to his duties
aa teacher in the bhiioh district echooi
this week.
Thad Grease left for Curry county
this week to work.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ray Cliatoa were
bare from Allegany over tha weak
end.
> Mr. and Mia. Jack Mast drove up
from Montague, California, to attend
tee funeral of J. G. Clinton, a brother
of Are. Meat.
Mr. HaUock, of Marshfield, stopped
i* Myrtle Point Saturday oa hi* way
Mrs. k. C. Robert* ha* b*en <j
ill tea paat f*w week*.
Mrs. Jama* hndieott is slowly
proving attar bis long llineee
Little Jay Schriatac ia back ia
school tele wait after being ill with
tee flu for n week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyia Nosier and sen
returned to Eugene Sunday,
Mr. Noeter will resume ms
st tee U. of O. He had charge at
tee sixth grade teat week ns Mrs.
barber* was ill.
Mr. McDonald, of tea O’Coaani
Studio, *« iw I iium t (• anticipating
moving to Myjrti* Paint.
Ur. Q. H. Clarke was called to Co-
quiite Wednesday to assist'D r
Gladys, littU dmuyátar o í Gu»
iiA iuiioc, íoU írom Che tlnit at M14*
g remesar school and fracturad her
collar bons.
The school childran o í bote tb«
grammar
and b%k achooU partici-
either directioa. •
pated m ■ parad* Tuaaday ia llenar
Another point on Which the del«
laid much stress was that no state­ el anu-tu be rete ocia day. Dr. lrwin,
acal til oOear, gara a ahort talk altar
ment of aa aeocunt due was made to
the defendant until December, 1922,
wfcan *ke received notice frost Berg
A Morgan.
H i« Finley, who was sixteen end
one-half years of sge when she took
the treatments, is now s school touch­
er and her salary aa such has been
A number of parson* want down to
attached.
Uia Knickt* of Pythias entertainment
The caas will probably bo tried
given in Coquill* Tuaaday *vseing.
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Among those going war* ¿ir. ano
Mrs. L. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
E A S T FO RK N O TES
loung and daughtar, Beaste, Mr. and
Hugh Goodman, of Myrtle Point, Mr*. Neigteth and *on, Glean, Boy
came in over tha Cooa Bay wagon iJuncan, Mrs. L. D. Cook, Or. ana
road Mtmday with four big horses be Mrs. O. U. Clarks, Mrs. Elisa Clin-
had bought in Douglas county.
toa, and Mr. and Mrs. U. A. Sekroed
Alva L. Brown, of the mail stage,
when he came Monday, told of tht=
death df the young toa of Mr. anu
Mrs. Cordrey, who live near Sumner
the b6y having bean shot through the
neck. Mr. Cordrey carried the i
He Ia Willing to Quit
Ion this route for more than four
In n com paint for divorca, Edward
I years. Gradbn made occasional trip,
with his father and made friend* La Flour alleges that his wifa, Dora
| along tlte road for he was a oourteou* La Flour, told him to got onto of
their home and. stay out and that die
"d manly kind of a boy.
Mrs. Culbertson, who *»*« been at would no longer live with him. This
I Myrtle Point for more than a week, happened while thè couple lived at
| got homo Sunday.
Proaaar, Washington, nearly * two
8he sought the aid of a, dentist and years ago. They ware married at
Bellingham, Washington, January Si
[doctor to improv. her haalth.
The
Ed Aboruethy and William Miller 19M, and have two children.
-**»t to Coquille Monday and traded plaintiff is willing that the defendant
have the custody at tha children and
| m their old Fords for two now caj
ia also willing to contribute $20 a
R- A Easton.
month for their support.— News.
Riley Clinton Kaodnd Oat
Riley Clinton Was struck with a
[kook Wednesday while scaling logs in
■ sdteg the Yoko Mara aad H will be
| necessary for him to quit work for
me time. Ms. Clinton is a scalar
d was stooping over looking at a
*Ae winch started ap, tear­
ing the hook from the leg, striking
him just shove the left eye. The ia-
[je ry is not serious but will he pain
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Snowball Flour
$ 1 .5 0 per Sack
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We have a few baivdfl o f Valley
Flour bought before the Advance
prices which we offer at
price. *
We recommend this for pestry and gen eral
use; it wffl give entire satisfaction and save
you money.
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Try a Sack
T h e B u sy C o m e r
2 Phones 69
Save Red Stamps and Get the Cash Discount
BUY A FORD and
SAVE THE DIFFERENCE
Carload Just Received
ALL MODELS OF IMPROVED FORDS
Have A You Seen
the New » 4 Door
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The Into Ford mndel* embody S5 new mechnnical changes and
insprirrtmsnte la construction which nuke the new Ford car 100*
better than it wen n year age.
For the past year, Henry Ford and his ablest «sai»tent* have
dovoSed practically all thair time and energies t f improving the Ford
car. An n result we era today offering the hast Ford car that has
arar been mads in Ù m Watery of the Feld Motor Company.
FORD CARS have never been «s
high in reality or an lew in price
When You Buy a Ford
Yon get the greatest dollar for dollar vaine in an automobile that
temo te on tea market today. Thar. » atooiutoly no quantlon that
the Ford car is tha meet economical to operate and aasteat to handle
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mechanical ability whataoavar yon can do your
T It does not take a
a parte. It’s cheaper and quicker
yon can gat Ford parte any whore
slays. And Just do aome thinking
Part# need on n Ford car coat 10c
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Ask us about our easy payment plan
We take your old car in as First Payment ’
Ford Prices, F. O. B. Coquille
EASY TERMS
Ro*d.t«r, $479.0«
Coupe, $650.00
Tosrtur, 500.00
2 Door Sedas, 710.00
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4 Door Sedan, 854.00
USED CABS EASY TERMS
Phone 521
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Coquille Service Station
Drugs “ í
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FORD and LINCOLN
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