The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., February 01, 1918, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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Any price from lc to 25c.
Four, three and two for 6c, 6c 10c, 16c, and 26c.
RACKET STORE
MRS. BONNIE WALKER, Prop.
Oh, lookey, girls,
Oh, heavens, g irls,
It looks t o n e s frig h t!
'A new
received from the
an abundance of it,
or both. W e are urged to knit w ith­
out cessation,— that are m ust do so
i f our boys a t tea fro n t are to
get the warm clothing that th ey are
in g re a t need o f.
This weak has baaa a busy one a t
the rooau. > One day tha attendance
waa so la rge th at extoa chairs had to
be supplied fo r the crowd.
Edward Joknaon, L . M yberg, J. D.
Graham. C. W . Gardner, i n . K. J.
W righ t, A . N . Gould, Doctor A . F.
Kirshmad, W . H. Sehroodor. A . C.
Kora, E. E. Fraedrick, J. P . Clauacn,
Goo. W . N o n i«, J. H . Bogart, E. A .
W imor, L. L . Buoch, i n . Cora W ll-
aon, T . G. Barkor, Prod V oo Pagart,
P . B. Phillip#, C. B. Shaw, M . H.
Wickham, A . T . Beatul, J. L. Barkar,
Mrs. G. R. Wickham , J. & Swoot,
Mr#. N otti# Stanelilf, M ary Noalar,
a a Murdock. A . L . Buell, C. V .
W oodruff, W . E. Steward. E. T.
Sehroodor, Mrs. L. A Ross, M.J. W il-
Steward, J. A . Yates, a A . Myers,
Wv H. Norton, H. W . Lamson, Clar­
ence Pish, B ert Beal, Frank Flam ,
G allier Hotel, a E. Shine, Hull Bro#.,
S. D. Pulford, Charles H arlocker, A .
B. Roberts, lb s . Gao. W . Zerr, a A .
Annin, S. K . G ulliford, Gao. 0 . Leach,
T . J. W alker, John S. Coke, C. C.
Robison, G eorgs Lester, Scandinavi-
an-Am erican Bank, C lrra Summerlin,
Mrs. a Hoberg, A . a Gant, a A .
Anderson, Mrs. T . W . Drone, Mrs.
Id a 'E . H arris, Samusl P . MUler, Mrs.
W . J. Perbrache, Mrs. H. L. John­
son, M rs. D aisy Graham, B. J. Owen,
M .. T . Clinton, J. A . Hatcher, D. 0.
Krantz, L e ri Snider, E rnest PU p, J.
E Culver, J. N . Jacobsen, a
L.
Shull, John Hickam, Mrs. Susie Mc­
Cormick, Mrs. Glenn C ollier, W . M.
Hammock, Claud Lamson, L . M.
G regory, G eorge Mathewsoa, 0 . a
R ackleff, A . a WUloughby, M rs. L.
L Albee, 0 . C. Sanford, J. N . Lari-
m ore, C. E. McCurdy, Gao. Belloni,
John Belloni, Richard Danielson, C.
A . Schroeder, Menas ha Wooden ware
Co., Frank Snow, T . M. Dimmick, C.
J. Sanford.
(T h oy'ro doing thMr b it.)
Our munition plant# ara roaring
And running fu ll «m ay.
,
They’re turning out tha shot and shall
That*# goin g to win tha day.
(T h ey’re doing their b it.)
Thar#
come# the toot o f donkey en­
'
gine#
Proas a fa r acroa# tha hills,
It's there that b ig men ara doing their
And sending tha spruce to the1 m ills.
(T h ey ’re doing their b it )
In our ship-yards strong msn are
working,
W orking both night and day,
It's ships w e need, ships w e must have,
_ And they’s doing their b it that way.
(T h e y 're doing their b it )
M other, w ife, sister and sw eetheart
A re a ll busy back there
.
K n ittin g things fo r their soldier boy,
N ice warm things fo r Urn to wear.
(T h ey 're doing their b it )
L a s t but not le a s t corns# our presi­
d en t
W ho view s "ou r b its," large and
sm all;
He did his b it ten m illion âm es,
■ And now he's guarding us all.
(H e ’s doing his b it )
N ow that you’ve read these lin#s,
I'v e Just one m ore thing to say
I f you haven't done your bit
I n t o n e T a x M a n C o m in g .
G et out and do it today.
Jack L itte ll, U. 8. expert income
(D o your b it )
ta x a ga n t w ill be in Coquille fo r
Lana Leneve.
three day# beginning February 14, to
assist those liable to pay income tax
L (tie lad.
in m aking out th eir returns.
Too young to fig h t
P rio r to that 4tm e he ia spending
Y e t you want to
tw o weeks ia M arshfield, which is an
your m ite.
extrem ely unfair division o f his tim e
Liston:
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in Coos county, as there are m ore
You can help your U nde Sam
people, m ore property and, no doubt
In w ar work, fine and dandy,
m ore incom e taxpayer# in this val­
3y buying T h rift Stompe every day
le y than in the Ceos Bay section.
I~. stead o f sticky candy.
R egarding the filin g o f the income
If m illions m ore w ill buy them too
tax returns, H r. L itte ll says:
Just think bow much
“ The call fo r income tax is just
You a ll can do
a t eaa#nt ial to tha success o f our
T< wards sending food, and thing# b
i# the tim e when U n de Sam expects
every individual to do his or her duty.
“ I f you are sin gle and received an
income o f fl,0 0 0 during 1817, you
must make a return.
“ I f you are m arried, or head o f a
fa m ily, aa¿ received an income o f
82,000 during 1817, you must make
Livtle bits o f sugar
return.
L ittle grains o f wheat
“ You cannot deduct livin g expenses
jiv e the figh tin g soldier
in arrivin g a t the amount o f your in-
E n ergy and heat.
Mrs. W ilcox, o f M cK inley, visited
us this week to learn hew the Rod
Cross organisation conducts its work,
w ith a view to assisting in the work
o f their now organisation, which w ill
bo an au xiliary o f Coquill#
“ I f you have any doubt a# to your
lia b ility, you should at once commun­
icate w ith the C ollector o f Internal
Revenue.
“ You w ill have until March 1st, in
which to file your return, but you
w ill relieve a burden by filin g early.
“ A fte r March 1st the state w ill be
combed as it was never combed be­
fo re, and those who fa il to mak# re­
ports o f th eir incomes w ill be comr
pclled to do so, and they w ill also
Foote W aste to Come Back.
Tu cfday» M u ti#
Lyon*,
A n n i«
Yeung, Iren e Jones, Lu Luken#, M rs
H . E. Shelly.
W ednesday— V irgin ia Lam b, M rs.
R oy W ernlch. M ary G a g * M rs. E E.
Fraedrick, Genie Lorena, R itti# Len-
Thuraday— D ell Johnson, D orothy
T u ttle, Laura Brandon, Gussie John-
Edna Hartson.
F ^ d a T -V lo le t Lormm. U lli. S terl­
in g, Gertrude Lorens, Anna M orri­
son, Annie Von P u ffert
M rs Rath Candì in handed in
resignation as vise c h a ir m a n ^
local Red Cross bran di, a fte r
months o f arduous and « a t t o
service. M rs. Candita has H od
position w ith g rea t erodlt *a
as w ell as to tha organisation,
her
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and
Th e bride arrived by Wednesday
The follow in g is from a San Fran­
n igh t's train from tit# Kansas home
cisco letter published in the Coos Bay
where the romance began that was
consummated here yesterday.
An­
other interesting fa c t is that their
wedding day was also the bride's
birthday. And that mak## the w riter
o f these line# fe e l like a godfather
to those young people, the 40th an­
niversary o f his m arriage also oc­
waa at Marshfield and he claim s be
curring
yesterday.
W e certainly
to# lost money at it. He vigorously
think January 81 is a lucky day on
denies that ho lo ft M arshfield with
fou r or five thousand dollars in cash.
Hs wants to come back but ha doesn’t
want to face Recorder B utler’s sen­
tence and a round w ith the grand
ju ry. .Someone told him that Marshal
tarter was in San Franciaeo looking
fo r him and it had him on the anxious
sent fo r a little while.
Joe Schilling, form erly o f the Cooe
Boy Bakery and Inter o f t|m' Gardiner
and M yrtle Point hotels, hat return­
ed to San Francisco a fte r n round o f
Nevada and C aliforn ia m ining towns.
H s didn't get rich on the trip.
To Decorate Your Home
How to plan your rooms—how to select the color
r aatmant of each room with fllus-
tratioua ia color by one of the foremost interior decorators of
tad interesting bookie yours for
the asking.
Include« large samples of J918 Wall Paper«.
This Stylo Book o f IS IS dssoratiom shows tho aowost W all Pap«r p a tt.ru
W e’re a g r e a t M g, honest nation,
One hundred m illion strong,
Ar.d one and all should do his b it
To help the figh t along.
.(A r e you doing your b it? )
H ere’s som ething new : W e are
naked to make pillow s, sise 14x18
from flo o r or sugar sacks (w a ll laaa-
cered, at course,) the stuffing to hs
made from the sm all pieces o f spa­
in g, too m u ll tar gun rags, cut very
finely. This w ork w ill nek be
a t the rooms, but in p rivate
E vory Indy ia asked to contribute a t
fo r this
w ith 18
TH IS BOOK
TELLS HOW
I i you cannot oo the ocean sail
W ith Uncle Samuel’s fleets
You can stay at home with H oover
And help to save the “ dato."
We cam aave y o u m oney
N o w ia the time to decorate
OtU,t
a>riut tr fk tn tftr
t* fj * f th* I ç i 8
Bttk
H O. ANDERSON
F urniture and H ardware
C all on us fo r Stationery.
Sunday school a t 10.
Come and
study.
Preaching a t U .
S u bject “ The
N ew L ife ,’’ a consecration service.
The communion w ill be observed and
new member# received.
Epw orth League at 6:S0. The train­
ing service.
Preaching a t 7:80. S u bject “ Th *
Spiritual Law o f A ction and Reac­
tion.”
P ra yer Service W ednesday a t 7:80.
I f you have no church this church
w ill welcom e you.
H a Cdahmtad
Bergmann Shoe
Awarded Gold Medal
P - P . L E . S a a Francisco, 1918
St. June« Episcopal Church.
There w ill be Choir Practice to ­
m orrow (S atu rd ay) at 8 p. m.
February Srd. Sexagesim a.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
H oly Communion and Sermon a t 11
Jan. 28— Anton Monson and Lela a. to
Berge, both o f M arshfield.
They
Them w ill be no Evening Service.
were m arried the sam e day by Justice
Rev. Frederick G. Jennings, Vicar.
Pennock, o f M arshfield.
Jan. 28— John Thomas Royer, o f
Bandon, and L illie Curtis, o f Pros­
B ible School a t 10 a. t o
per. They w ere m arried on th / 27 th
M orning W orship a t 11 a. m. Sub-
by Rev. Thomas Barklow.
Christian Endeavor a t 8:80 p. rn
Jan. 28— A rie t Noah and E lsie N or­
Evening Service a t 7:30 p. m. Sub-
ris, both o f Coquille.
They .were
Prayer and Bible Study M eeting
m arried the same day by Justice J.
Wednesday a t 7:80 p. m.
J. Stanley.
You are cordially in vited to all
Jan. 80— B. P . N ille y and Lilian
those services.
Cameron, both o f M arshfield.
A. J. W hiddon, M inister.
Jan. 80— G eorge A lb ert D w yer and
Eva Faabor, both o f Powers.
Chrtetton Science Society.
Jan. 81— Howard W . M ather and
Hasel Hemsnway, both o f North
Services next Sunday s t 11:00 a. m.
Wednesday evening m eeting at 8
Jan. 21— Paul Herman Peterson o’clock.
and Froda Siihsmuth, both o f A rs go.
Sunday school a t 9:80 a. to
Proe public reading room open ev-
M arried the same day by Rev. S.
rry day, except Sundays and holidays,
from 2 to 4 p. m.
Corner Th ird and H all streets.
O il Hooted Fruit Reaches Now York.
Specially prepared, oil heated box
care are arrivin g in N ew York with
Pacific const fru it in p erfect condi­
tion. Even the 'sever# cold encoun­
tered in the central, western and east­
ern states did not in ju r* the fru it.
Sam G. Cam pbell, who w ith Goo.
W . F riday arrived in Now Y ork in
charge o f a train o f 28 specially pre­
pared, oil heated cars w ith apples o f
the Hood R iver Apple Grow ers’ Asso­
ciation, w ired, “ F rid ay and I need
baths and sleep, but the apples in
Htm* D tc trttü »
W A N T E D TO B U Y— A
spring wagon.— J. N .
Phone 887, Coquille.
one-horse
Jacobson.
3 tf
FO R S A L E — Out hay, 228 a ton; bar­
ley 826. E arly seed potato##— th#
P r'sc Taker, the best in Am erica—
2 cents a pound.
C hrb Terre*.
Phone 98x4, Coquille, Ore.
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FO R R E N T — L a rge room w ith fire;
bath in connection. A pply at Sen­
tinel office.
FO R S A L E — Berkshire brood sow.
W ill com# in In March. B y Chris
Torres, 3 m iles down tho river.
Phono 88x4.
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FO B S A L E or rent— 160 acre Rranch.
F or particulars see Fraedriek a t
the Farm ers' store.
LO ST— A w hite Scotch C ollie with
-brown spots Monday evening. Last
seen at Farm ers’ Union store in Co­
quille.
Finder pleas* n o tify R.
Bock, Coquill*.
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FO R R E N T — A good 8-room furnish­
ed house. Closo in. Inquire a t the
Ladtee Basaar.
SUED O A T S - fo r sale by Goo. 8.
Robison at the Roy place.
Phono
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S T R A Y HOG token up.
Red and
M ack; w eight about 188.
M. P
Jacobean, Coquille.
t it » »
FO R S A L E the b u t and cheapest va­
cant le t in the etty o f CoquiUe.
Speak quick i f yen smut it. A * the
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