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About The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1917-1921 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1917)
Supporting' the Government A t thii critical Period In our history our manuiac- torsrs are offering their mills, and our young men are offerin g their services to the United States Govern ment. Would you like to do your share and help by put ting your money where it will support the new federal Reserve Banking System, which the Government has established to 'stand back o f our commerce, industry and agriculture? You can do this by opening an account with us, ss ______________________ _ part o f every dollar so de> m em ber posited goes directly into fed eral reserve the now system, where it *V*T,M will always be ready fp r you when wanted. Provost Marshal General < announced this today, point economic considerations will the new aystem*of selection a those least available, either dustrial or dependency reaaei The sytsem ia lieaiywed to cat the best military material first aad to al low the man Umaaif to astaMloh his own economic position. Each man will be allowed seven days in which to answer a questionaire as to Ua in dustrial status and the dependency of any relative«. The exact time o f sending out this questionaire, or just what questions It will include, are still under discussion. The classes in general will ha divided about thus! Class 1— Bachelors without depend ents; men with self-supporting wires, and any others with no claims o f da- pendency. Class 2— Highly skilled farm labor- NOTICB AGAINST STOCK SUN NING AT LABGS IN PRECINCT NO JR BUSTONI COQS COUNTY. OREGON. Notiee is hereby given that at a Spasisi Election held October MtR MIT, is Precinct No. M, Bartea, Coca QUICK’S Second Ham) STORE First and W illard dependant upon them, any with n wife and three o f four children. . Class 5— Legless, man paralytica and others. Class 1 would be called first; class 2 next, If needed, aad so on. In each class, than, men would be subjhet to call in the turn in which the original drawing has them. Appeals from the DRE8SEB8 STOVES KITCHEN aad DINING TABU 'S BJCD SPRINGS, New sad OH HORSE COLLARS BEDSTEADS HARNESS SADDLES CREAM SEPAEAT0B8 CHURNS /•* ^ BABBY BUGGIES GO-CARTS GREEN BONE CUTTERS COMMODES STANDS NOnCB TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given that tbs Streets SEEPS* SHEARING MACHINE GARDEN TOOLS . CARPENTER TOOLS , and many other Now and Second Hand Ooods Will exchange Guns, Phonographs, aad Kodaks far «tftsgaM ita- able goads. A be seal to spatial alas SCREEN DOORS aad WIN- DOWS. Call B a rg a in s The Act to provide revenue In defray war expenses, aad far other purposes, recently pasaad by Gangrene, impabaa from aad after November 1, 1»17, a tax of Sc on each telephone or tele graph massage far which a charge af lie sr mare Is made and require« the Telephone Company ta collect such tax from the person paying far the message, ip addition to the regular charge for the maasega. Ia rumpHi ase with this Act, the Telephone Company will, when billing subscribers for long distance telephone messages or telegrams sent on aad after November 1 , 1217, include the tax due from each subscriber an Ha regular monthly Toil Sar- C om and Curry Telephone Company Prafesskial Cards : the probability o f service on the new submarine chasers. Col. Rosa, G. W. Moore, T. P. Han- ly and other parties from tim lower Coquill« were hare Friday to talk with Col. Zinn, of tim U. S. Engineer«, re garding tim shoal at tho mouth o f the Coquill« Wrar, which has recently proved very detrimental to shipping. CapL J. S. Polhemus, who was hare from Portland with CoL Eton, has guns to Bandoa to Investigate tim mof ir . ' ' T hese UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT T W AS TAX 1872 aad has weathered the storms of forty-fire years. Its present pro prietor, G. A . Bennett, has pubUahod it for over 88 years. Ha says the paper is out of debt aad has always enjoyed a liberal patronage, leaving the public to guess that he has become weary of tho work. Th* Sentinel has always found the News ona of Ha most interesting exchanges aad regrets that Ha visits a n to cease—but Marshfield dock ahead 80 minutes. Before elec tric lights were known, the mill clocks on the bay during the winter months used to be turned ahead about two hour*. Hugh MeLaln has received word from his son, Leo, who a short time ago want to Philadelphia fo r naval training, saying ha had shaagad his registration, and bits sad o f going to for fln a u s rating ha will study either at the navy yard or the Pennsylvania i5ee NOTICE TO PUBLIC (Frees the Coos Bay News.) Duck hunters killed the limit in the sandhill lakes last wank. A dry Oc tober always means good hunting in tbs fresh water lakes. Moving picture theaters at Marsh field and North Band will raise the price of admission on Nov. 1st to 20 cents, so it said, on account o f tho war tax. this state to the 1818 session. The Coos County Firs Patrol Asso ciation reports that soma damage has been done to timber in the section this seasin by forest fires. The most dam age was dona by a fire in the district near the mouth of Bock crook, on the middle fork of the Coquills. Beginning Monday soma o f the mills and J. A . RICHMOND THE ONE INDUSTRY IN COQUILLE » Rain or shine, good times and bad, it has been on the job. have a number of customers that have patronised It continu ■ tim beginning. Wa are grateful for tide appreciation of rice. Our aim ia to Improve the service ia army way posai W « wash «vary thing washable. COQUILLE LAUNDRY & ICE COMPANY • OR. C. W . ENDJCOTT E . & E . T . Kruse, Mgrs., 24Calif. S t , S. F. J* E. Norton, Agent, Coquille, Ore J. J. STANLEY *
