The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., January 18, 1918, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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As
ester of
pupila at
rupted by
F O R D — the Universal Gar
Of the
Haye Yon
high
These new half year subjects are to
be classes in bookkeeping, civics
biology.
The new Freshman class, e|
grade graduates, visited the high
ordered that FORD CAR yet?
Do not forget what we have been
telling yon in this space for the past two weeks.
We must have
your order NOW in order to give you delivery next spring,
W e.
do not want you to have
where the regulation o f 'rt
school work waa explained. The en-
11 men t of these new pupils
place Thursday.
The members ef
this new clam are not all known yet
as the examinations did not taka
place until Thursday.
Those exempted, however, are Iona
Anderson, Erma Pries, Eunina Fee-
kins, and Florence Johnson.
Thoee
who are to take part or all o f the Mrs. Wilcox'
eighth grade examinations are: L o n at Coquill«,
Gnldtrip, Mylo Settlor, Donald Pieroo, bon voyage.
Austin Clinton, Joasio Pointer, Lorta
A t a meet
Monday by the
Schroeder, Lawton Von Pegert, Har­
iter valley and
old Franco and Alloa Barker.
D o » Ulephon« lin« to consider pro-
Lillian Humbert, who has boon st> poaitáana o f the Coot and Curry Tele-
t< ruling the Marshfield high school PkoB* C o, the «ff«n o f th« Tele­
for some time, has agate taken ujf phon« company were not approved.
her residence In Coquille. She visit­
Frad Baker la bavin* experience
ed the high school on Monday and
with rheumatism.
tends to take up
The “educators," who furnish the
the second
dope for the Journal of National Ed­
says she likes the city o f
ucational Association, seem to have
there is no school quite like the good Pohed up somethin* new in the way
c!d C. H. S.
o f spellin*.
The “ Education" says
There is a A m new prospect for “ narkt’ for “ marked;” they seam to
another basket ball player. Howard have a great love for “t” and aa in­
Poke, former pupil and player on the tense dislike for “ed.”
basket ball team o f the loeal Ugh
It sure is a distressing sicht to see
school, registered for the
ester on Monday afternoon.
There is prospect o f a largo
of new Students entering tl
school for the
including the
are to enter et
s number o f pupils living outside of
the district who expect to enroll at
Any Regrets
THE ONLY W AY you can be sure o f getting your car when you
want it ia to order in advance.
A Great Many o f Your Neighbors
who ordered cars last year after “ the roads opened up," found
there were so many orders ahead that it was impossible to get a car
for use last season and
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Were Sadly dissappointed
You have a chance to profit by their experience. Don’t put it off
u day longer. Send money order or check for $25.
Yours for Service,
ISAAC R. TOWER
Authorised Ford Sales and Service
MARSHFIELD, OREGON
F O R D - - the Universal Car
Price Ford Chasis - -
Runabout - -
Touring Car - -
this time.
The title o f ths
received this weak Is,
Schools.” As these slide« wore lata
in arriving they will net ha gtssa
til next Tuesday. Othees who ■
be interested in this collection are
welcome to coese and view them at
this time.
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$395.79
416.32
431.71
[F. 0 . B. Marshfield]
Easy terms if desired.
W rite me for special term pay­
ment proposition.
The Coquille high school wffi i
participate in the state flsfaote tl
year. As there seems to be a look
of interest among students in
particular branch, volunteers fo r de­
bating could not be secured. Bai
end Myrtle Point have also dropped
out of the debating
only Marshfield and North
The Bohannons, moaieal
atr.rs, the third numbsr o f ths Lyce­
um course, will he
Jan. 19. Every one should hoar this
musical number.
Superintended
high school on Friday afternoon o f
Itcam Front Amgo.
| Thor« is to be an Ara*o Fair next
Saturday nicht, Jan. 1», at the new
¡hall, which is to b« quite intoreetin*.
Th er« will he an admittance fee « f
a niekle and all th« *ood thin*s you
can think o f to eat, beeide« some you
mi*ht have forgotten. All the«« yeu
t
o
r
t
m
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Thm . will
poses, it wenld be obti*ed to take the 1^® booth*- fUh 9° oA’ baUo0*“ ’ *nd
last week.
there is not so
fire petrel
trail toechin* any part of the proper-
Rev. S. G. Rogers, accompanied by
the head o f the Anti-Saloon League
visited the high school Thursday af­
ternoon.
The basket bell game held Wed­
nesday night with Norway
wi'h a score of 10 to 40 to favor of
Coquille.
On Friday. Jan. 18, a
game between Coquille and
field is to be played here. As this is
the first scheduled game held in Co-
qiiille this season, every one come out
and boost fo r your
Miss Newell is
b**k ,t
Com* *
L T 'S r jT 'J r S i z f c S S e nt - -*•
H
w _ rv trulv vnura
Frank Boutin.”
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Nothing of the Kind— Yet.
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Saturday from Curry county with «ix
I Hotottiii M f t n purchiwd fr o * I^x
placing his Jersey herd with the Hol-
£ £
Jf
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“Talk o f takin* off the Coos Bay
There was a Mothers’ meeting or-
Limitod to Portland and putting en a ganixed at Ara*o school bouse last
train to go only aa far as Eugene and Saturday afternoon,
back is all guess,” says F. L. Burck-
A new 80-foot flag pole has beta
halter, general superintendent o f the I placed near the Arago school house.
Mr. and Mrs. Planalp, of Albany,
The folowing is a copy o f a card Portland division o f the Southern Pa-
O re, are visiting D. W. Newton and
received from Theodore S. Easton, dfic.
“There is nothing of the sort eon- family. Mrs. Planalp is a sister of
written on Dee. 12, 1917:
They expect to -re­
“We took a hike today—four sidered at the offices, though ef Mrs. Newton.
course orders ssky come at sons« time main about a month,
which will alter passenger service.
The new hall and kitchen for Arago
All reports of reduced passenger ser- school house has been completed ex-
vice in the west are talk so far, oept for a few necessary furnishings,
though orders may come at some time which will be added in a short time,
to make changes.
The building is large end suitable for
Mr. Burckhaltor spent last week at almost any entertainment—a very
the Beaver Hill coal mine which is good place to promote sociability as
now supplying Baa Francisco with a community center. The young peo-
• u htH grade examinations this
Most of the members of ths Fifth
nniic have bought either Thrift
•Mam,IS or Baby Bonds.
The fow
vlo have not are waiting to sell
tlmir hooka to the 4th gradera so they
(an buy them. Some of the chHd*W
h: W worked hard to get the money.
O". boy carried pitch three miles tip
S'l! It and buy a Thrift Stomp.
(hose who have purchased thrift
st.-.mps in the Fifth grade am : EBta
M'srr, 4; Margnrette Hersey, 9; At1
l,;,‘ Voung 14; Hal Howell, 8; Marten
Ncrton, 1 ; Maxine Paulsen, 8; Max-
Klliott. 5; Lola Ball, 1: Dana El-
h.'c-.-on, 2; Mary Esther Johnson, 1*;
Hard Johnson, 1; Walter Paulson, 1}
t yb Byers, 1; Lorin Croy 1.S Otaegi«
ann.s Johnson, 1; Leon Gilpin, 1} V il-
da Schroeder, I; Avis Hartooa, 8 ;
Kip| Harding, l ; Eugene A ltai, 1*
Noel Hanscom, 1; Helen Lyons, 1; don’t make peace with a liar, a
[Margaret Beyers, 8; Joe Abel, X| Jean • thief dad a murderer. They
fainter, 1; Date El tollman, 1; Gordon
Ert>*. 1; Base) Epps, I; Harry War-
ren. 2; Arthur McAtama, 1;
Goodrich, l .
Thoee who ta ro pur-
rhas,.,i I,« i,y bonds am Hal HoweU, 1;
Mar ian Norton, 1; r * * r l
The Sixth gradon u p
•uy a hahy bond.
They
'nnnry 0n hend and will bay
Thrift week. Thte stamp Is to he
Wt in th« Sixth grade
192.1 when it will he I
Those exempted M
lions in the Sixth
Varney, Myrtle
m in d tat Adier-i-ka, flushes (he EN­
TIBE bearsi tract so completely that
appendicitis is prevented.
ONE
SPOONFUL Adler-i-ka relievo* ANT
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned has filed her final account
in the matter o f the
of the estate e f Adam
deceased, aad that the County Court
far Coos County, Oregon, has set
Saturday, the 19th day o f February. L
a* the day and the County Court
Room at the Conaty Court House in
Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, as ths
place for hearing objections to said -1
Final Account aad the settlement ef
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