The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., January 18, 1918, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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a* Calif or-
And deliver them promptly and'carefully.
And
give you just what you order too—in quality and
quantity.
Wa heap a full Una o f staple groceries and guarantee them to be pure
OUR teaa, coffees, m m *r, butter, cheeee, egg»
W. H. LYONS
First National Bank Building .
The Danger that Lurks in
Your Nose and Throat
The nose affid th e th roat are th e germ s'
ea siest route Into th e sy stem .
T hese germ s
If allow ed to accu m u late, set up irritation.
cau sin g grippe, colds and their com plications.
Oerm destruction therefore becom es a
duty of th e first Im portance.
An Atomizer
is the most trustworthy means o f
achieving this nose and throat dean-
Avoid grippe, colds aad sort
throats by spraying your nose and
throat daily. The maximum atom­
iser having two bottles is best to
Fuhrman’s
Coquille, Ore.
“W aste N ot Your Time!"
We will make your tim e valuable by
coming to us for your
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H ay, G rain, F lo u r an d M ill Feeds
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Lim e, C em ent, P la ste r, F ire B ricks
Lornted:
W here R ail an d W ater M eet'
Phone 161
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Kay and H u n t Warehouse C o
■ o m mining properties on the upper
Sooth Coquille.
Vern G aroutte, a logger from the
Johnson camp on the South Fork, has
moved his fam ily to town for comfort
and school advantages. They live. In
one of Mr, Seaman’s bonees on Rail­
road Ave.
Tom Sturtevant, son of John Stur-
tcvant, cams down this week to see
Ids fath er and m other.
Dodd Buell got a fter the young
eons of somebody who broke Into his
house in his absence and g et pay for
the stuff.
Del King, a son of Comrade Bill
King, is now a lieutenant in Aviation
in Texas.
Four, said to be delinquent girls,
were automobiled away from near by
under the care of Officers Mrs. Up­
ton and Hark Dunham. It is said the
“correspondents’* would fill several
M rs. Ada StilweU n et Nicholas, Is
visiting friends in town hare where
she was ones a little girl. H er pree-
ent home Is in Marshfield
H y a tt Jones, one of the S. F. men,
is about op crutches ns the result of n
wound on % M gm nd later blood pois-
Burr, the lum ber dresser, keeps a
ro ar in his shop getting out stock. Ho
is also using M yrtle. I t sounds like
business* in our in soma respects quiet
town.
There are many never planted spac­
es In town which should be planted.
The Stores have the seeds now.
Mrs. F. A. Collins fell in her home
and h u rt herself so badly th a t hubby
had to do everything, which he did
cheerfully, bat hie wife Is again boss
of everything inside again. •
Looter Trigg, properly attending to
fcis own business and helping those
near him, m arried the beet g irl h e
could find—and she likewise. A fter a
little trip outside they returned and
eaoyod a charivarri. They invited the
unmusical noisy onss inside and ssrved
them w ith good enough refreshm ents.
At Norway.
Our M yrtle Point boy, Charlio
A den»’ son. U heard from in “In
beDe” France.
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W on’t last long at th at price
SPEC IA L
SPEC IA L
SPE C IA L
Pickled Pork in Brine
Hominy, large cana 10c
Bartlett pears ”
20c
CHESTER RAISINS
per pound 10c
Apricots
AUNT JEMIMA
buckwheat flour pkg. 15c
27 l-2c lb.
Fancy mackerel 16c lb.
PEANUT BOTTER
5 lb. tin $1.00
COFFEE
COFFEE
AUNT JEMIMA
pancake flour pk£. 16c
COFFEE
Galvanized pails Ilk.KtWI. M
Milk pails
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tP u
A high grade
el cut coffee; a bargain—try i t
G rey Seed O ats
B lue Stem W heat
V alley Club M Wtot
W hite O ats
R ed C lover
C rim son C lover
W hite C lover Wt Ateyto
Rye G rass
Busy Comer Grocery
Front and C Streets
Coquille, Oregon
From the Sooth Fork.
Saturday or Sunday night T The thief
got through the back door and found
ISO in the till abd got safely out and
away. We don’t know him.
Boaaie Broulette is appointed guar­
dian of Lawrence Machado, in the es­
ta te of Jason Dins Machado.
Tony Barkley now handles the Ore-
genian from the train to the local
subscribers and they get their paper*.
Jack says th a t because war is hall
and th a re ll be an end to w ar, there
will be an end to hell. Is he rig h t T
Del King, Clarence Adams and Ivan
Rose, who were noted in the papers ea
on the delinquent list, have been in
the eerviee several months.
The Phennegar boy who h at n bad
bone in his head aad has been before
several courts and in the hands of
many officers, is not n Myrtle Point
other. They return Baierday.
Dr. F . G. Bunch, dentlat, bee net fret
gone to the front, no stated last weak
though liable to ealL Ho was and in
Butler.
Hugh Neidaigh passed the examin­
ation on Wednesday and « p a c ts soon
to b /u soldier. Honor to him.
The rich chrome iron deposits fat
the Upper South Fork country are
now being appreciated. A ttorney J.
O. Stemmier with two eastern gentle-
'T he model of a cattle stall—some­
thing n e w -ie shows in the Christen­
sen Creamery window. It is not pat-
eeitod aad any person m ay copy K.
H- V. W hitney is the inventor and he
takes pleasure in thus offering i t
“They” didn’t get Ben’s ho«.
It
wee butchered and hanging on the
tack porch to -cool in the evening
when a member of the fam ily stepped
1 £ ' J * ••» •th ia g ami tam ed off
the lig h t Lingering n few minutes
they h e a rt one say to another, “They
ere nU in front! Now!!"
But Ben
came o u t They didn’t get the hog.
Uan Bnrklow is w earing the -*-r of
en officer today and be is one.
Grandpa Mullen, one of the «Id
comrades of the Civil w ar, te . very
•k * man aad is receiving the best
• f care.
Mrs. Eva R. U m returned Thars-
dey after several days’ stay with
friend, i . MnrehfleM.
Miee LeU. M ilter, of Coquilte,
•irtta eonteote the Milter Ic . Cmem
Having been n render of your paper
for come tim o, I have been wondering
why the Middle end .Sou th Fork have
n t voice. But Met any the farmers
have a different voice fo r calling cat­
tle home th an had M ary, “Across
th e Bands Aden.”
Miss Bernice Chandler is with us
fo r the next four m onths' term of
school a t Locust Grove.
Mr. Anderson will bo our neighbor
fo r the coming year on the Charlie
Dye place.
Broadbent has an active band of
Bed Cross workers.
W ort was received from the Lady
Justice of Farm erville, California,
th a t dm was m arried.
M rs. C. E.
Griffin, sister of the bride, was the
recipient of n large box of wedding
cake, flowers and trailin g vines. She
has been inform ed th a t they are home
from the moon, boon charivaried and
are to bo rocepfioned and showered.
Mrs. C. E . is the of the opinion that
this is the Judge’s m ost serious case,
inasmuch as this month or six weeks-
old bride has forgotten the date of
her wedding.
A t leastw ise, when
w riting, the only fixed idea is th a t it
J" T« » . M d she is M rs. Tom Camp
W L H er m any friends will remem-
te r her as the Mias Bingham, who
clerked for Mr. Pike a few years gao,
also in Mr. C arpenter’s Racket ■tore
nt Bandon-by-the-Sea.
^
It used to be “B eauty,”
Now H is a P o rt.
B at the road got muddy,
Bo it ie stored.
. *k*ke Jefferson’s New Y ear resolve
* “Bach no m ore.”
F r“ 4*r Hoffman and bride were
5“*
j " nswIf m arried couples to
cimrivariad.
m M a 99
HD on the Umpqua.
k»«on, who w as in the
« Id he expects to have
Now Cues hi d rn K Cowt..
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W. Kaufman, J m i , B.
rcm iw ^J. «Mt W. A. Toys ve. Mrs.
COQUILLE GARAGE, A. A. Pauli, Prop.