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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1923)
Your Last Minute Needs NEW CROP FANCY WALNUTS, ALMONDS—VERY FINE BRAZIL NUTS RAISINS CURRANTS DATES - . CANDIED FiGS CRANBERRIES MINCE MEAT NEW CROP NAVEL ORANGES FANCY FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT Merry Christmas COLLIER WAREHOUSE CHESTER C. FARR, Prop. Ph<** M Dapot far Hilbtrom Trucks Why kick about taxes when on the rebound you catch ’em coming back. Think about taxes as a circu lating medium, and then like your in oculated guns, the tooth pulling is a painless affair, but your tongue al ways tries to take the ache out of the hole. _____ _____— Il there was a battle in which as many were killed as are killed by automobile drivers in a year, it would be an awful fight and the pacifists would be frothing at the mouth to abolish war. President Coolidge’s message is worth reading from beginning to end. He does not travel a mile to go a rod. He layg the emphasis on individual responsibility. League of Nations is not a “closed incident so far as we are concerned,” even if President Coolidge does think so. Herod thought Jesus Christ was a closed incident when he caused .“In Rama was there a voice heard, lamentation, and weeping, and groat mourning. Rachel weeping for her children and would pot be comforted, because they were not.” The League of Nations is not a closed incident as far as the United States of America is concerned, unless J eMs"Christ is also • closed incident. He is not dead even if the Herod politicians in the United States senate did crucify Him afresh. The angels’ song is the ascending note, not the faith that it can’t bo done, but the faith that it can be done, is the faith that removes mountains, stops the mouths of lions and casta out devils. Pop Com That PPPS Give us your order early for Fresh Vegetables and be assured of careful selection. ¿ELERY LETTUCE BELL PEPPERS BROCCOLI * CABBAGE SWEET POTATOES No Charge for Delivery The Busy Corner 2 Phones 69 Save Red Stamps and Get the Cash Discount Brewster Valley Coquille Bath Room Fixtures make a useful as well as or- mamental gift and we have just received a ship ment of the finest on the market— Rea|_Bathroom Luxury Is Not Expensive With its graceful, sanitary easy-to-clean designs, its lasting and beautiful nickel finish, San-o-la ac cessories are sure to satisfy every desire for a lux urious bathroom at moderate cost. Come in and see our large display. It offers a Choice from a great variety of inexpensive com forts. C. L. Willey Front Street Stop Coughing The simplest and best way to stop oougha, colds, croup, bronchial, "flu* and la grippe coughs is to take CHAMBERLAIN’S CQUGH REMEDY 1 Coquille Mr. and Mrs. Julius Benham went to Coquille Tuesday in their new Ford. Miss Lelah Parks spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Laird. The “Myrtle Leaf Club” met Thurs day, with Mrs. P. A. Alford. Those present were: Flossie Wilson, Verna Laird, Belle Laird, Zilpha Krewson, Stella Crowley, Myrtle Christensen and ' Mary Laird. They tacked out a woolen comforter for Mrs. Alford. Since this was Edna’s birthday and Zilpha’s the week before, a birthday cake was served for both. Mrs. Hailey Laird served dinner Sunday to the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. J.fULalrd, Mrs. Edwin P. S. Atwrn^y/^^.^nd Mrs. Ivan Lairds Grandma LainJ and Kenneth and Karl Laird. Edna Alford made a trip to the dentist’s Tuesday. Miss Parks is giving a Christmas program and tree at the school house Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Benham have moved to Lawhorn’s logging camp, where Julius intends to work the bal ance of the winter. Ernest Krewson has also gone to the same camp to work. Mrs. Cora Alford is the proud pos sessor of a new steel guitar. Mrs. Alford has been taking lessens from Mrs. Hailey Laird and is becoming quite proficient. On account of an exceptionally large crop, Arthur Jenkins is still digging potatoes. Central called Thursday for the names of shareholders for the new telephone directory. Joe Albini made a business trip to Coquille'this week. Gene, the small son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Krewson, is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ben ham, and his uncle, Ernest Krewson’«, family. for Christmas Autos Kill Many More Wednesday’s Oregonian says that in six months not one person has met violent death by murder in Portland but in that time 21 people have been killed in automobiles. It would not be amiss to say that aUtomo biles are the principal cause of vio lent deaths tn this country today. How to make our highways safer ;is one of the great problems before the American people.
