The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., March 29, 1918, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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W. B. LYONS
Pfesae 2M
w ill b e adopted by th e G rocerym en a t
ty-flve jm n ,
Mr». Andrew Nystrom and children
eame Monday evening from Spring-
field to visit relatives here.
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H. F. McCracken stopped at the
M yrtle Point Hotel Friday on his
way to his homestead.
0 . N. Graven, from North Bend,
was in oar city Saturday on hie way
te Portland.
J. C. Cray, o f Powers, was in town
C. Davie, o f Bandon, waa at the
M yrtle Point Hotel Monday.
W illie W arner was in from Gaylord
Monday.
X. D. Near, the mail clerk, register­
ed at the Myrtle Point Hotel Monday.
J. P. Beyers, the assessor, was in
our elty T w ria y , •
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Mrs. Pearl Mans W ard is buying
fru it trees from our nursery stock to
take to her homestead.
The members o f .the M. E. Sunday
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Fuhrman’s Pharmacy ^
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Coquille, Ore.
Commencing
Monday, April 1st
This store will
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Mrs. Harold B argelt is very sick
at the homo o f her parents in this
eity.
Mrs. W . T. Dement and daughter
made a business trip to Coquille Mon-
day.
We see the
o f J. H. Winters
once more on the register at the
M yrtle Point Hotel.
8. D. Gibbs and Mrs. L. Wackman
were b a n Saturday from North Bend.
Ed Northip, o f the logging camp at
Powers, registered at the M yrtle
Point Hotel Sunday.
N. E. Landretb was in town Satur­
day on hie route to Bridge.
Fred Uliner passed away Monday
evening at the boms o f his sister, Mrs.
George Miller. He waa «6 years and
6 months old and has been quite
feeble for a number o f years being
totally blind for some time. He has
made his home here with his sister
for several years.
J. A . Parrish was in from Dement
Creek camp Friday.
Leonard P. Hoogbruin, the "M on-
Una Kid,” registered at the Myrtle
Point Hotel Friday with two big
boxaa o f candy, one under each arm.
Glad to see you, come agaia.
We are glad to aoe our friend, Billie
Hendricks, on the street again.
Miss Helen Whitaker came Satur­
day from Eugene to spend her Easter
vacation with her parents.
J. P. Beyers, o f Coquille, la now
busy finding out how much property
the people o f M yrtle Point have.
E. Hoff and A. P. W. Barnett were
here Wednesday from Elmira.
Anton Jacobson, o f Coqnille, was in
town Wednesday.
J. A . Merriman, from Eugene, was
in our eity this week.
We see the name o f C. Davie, o f
Bandon, on the M yrtle Point Hotel
register Wednesday.
The Southern Coos County Ameri­
can has favored the people o f Myrtle
Point with a daily war service bulle­
tin.
Committees are busy this week
with questionnaire cards.
P. M. Theobald, o f Eegene, was
here Wednesday.
We also And the names o f Clyde
CHICAGO
Thusday to purchase a large bill o f
goods o f Berry A Schrooder.
The infant daughter o f George
Mathewson was buried at Norway
Wednesday.
Hale and Kodmond, home photog­
raphers, were here visiting the hemes
o f Myrtle Point this week.
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Except Saturday
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We believe that our customers can be served satisfactorily in
eleven hours and we ask the co-operation of the public in this
move for better working conditions.
Busy Comer Grocery
Front and C Streets
CYCLE COMPANY
I lk C M lft,
Coquille
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James McDonald, from Eugene,
registered at the M yrtle Point Hotel
Sunday.
T. Fallot and D. J. Dowd were in
from their tie campe on H all's Creek
Monday. They report their camp to
Painting your buildings will immediately increase their value
many times the amount o f your investment, in paint. Negleet to
paint meant loss by deterioration and decay. lam bor and repairs are
more expensive now than ever before. Protect your property from
depreciation by pointing with
On aecount of the tabor situation and to enable the merchants
and their employes to do their full share of the work n ^ r y
in carrying out the various war measures in aid of our govern
ment in its time of need
Coquille, Oregon
W eek’s Market Report.
Mr. W eod has given up the place
that ha had ranted from Mr. Moreen
fo r a year and la now hocking logs
fo r Mr. Chaney.
Too follow ing ia th > market report
fo r Monday, March 2«, sent out by
the Union Stock Yards at Portland:
Cattle receipts fo r the week, includ­
ing today, 1400. The condition of the
cattle trade today and yesterday i*
very strong, top steers have sold and
are quoted at 12.00. The market ha*
not shown up very well in a quality
way this week, moat o f the offerings
being o f rather an off-grade.
This
off-grade stuff has been selling at
fu lly 26c higher than it sold last week.
Demand from both packers and butch­
ers ia insistent and trading is along
vary active lines.
quotations are:
Good to choice steers 11.00 to 12.00;
medium to good steers 10.00 to 11.00;
common to medium steers 8.60 to 10.-
00; choice cows and heifers 9.00 to
10.00; common to good cows and heif­
ers 8.09 to 9.00; canners 4.26 to 6.26;
bulla 6.00 to 9.00; calves 7.60 to 12.00;
stoeksrs and feeders 9.60 to 10.60.
Hog receipts fo r the week, includ­
ing today, 2200. Trading is very in­
active and sluggish chiefly on account
o f the poor quality o f offerings. Most
o f the hogs com ing «re unfinished,
locking weight, and fat. Demand is
not as keen ms it was last week at
this time.
Quotations ^are: Prime
lights 16.85 to 17.00; prime heavies
16.60 to 16.86; pigs 14.75 to 16.75;
bulk 16.85 to 16.90.
Sheep receipts for the week, none.
Lambs and killing sheep are still in
a very strong position, with feeders
very much in demand. Quota tons are:
W estern laiqhs 16.00 to 16.50; valley
lambs 14.60 to 16.60; yearlings 13.00
to 18.60; wethers 12.60 to 18.00; ewes
9.00 to 12.00.
Join the "T w o Brood Sow in Every
Farm” movement.
Mrs. Ham msrloff, who disd in Ore­
Mrs. J. D. Laird visited her daugh­
gon City, was buried in Gravel Ford
ter, Mrs. Earl Endioott, o f Sumner.
Arthur W ilson, grandson o f Mr. this week.
Mr. Frank -'S trong and Harry
and Mrs. W . B. Mater, ia a mechanic’s
Kranta are now working fo r Mr.
mate in the navy.
Chaney.
From an item ia "Endeavor W orld”
Arthur Moreen has moved home
Baron Pickleaheim, who commanded
after living in the home all winter.
and wrote the "Adventures o f the
Bald Hill and Gravel Ford had a
U-202,” German submarine, has been
game o f basket ball in the little rad
captured and ia fat a British camp. Ha
barn laat Saturday n igh t
admitted that ha lied when he said in
The house students were at the
his book that British hospital ships
carried active troops, and that he him­ Summerlin home Sunday and all en­
self saw this through his observation joyed a fine dinner which eras cooked
by Mrs. Summerlin.
Mrs. J. D. Bennett also gave a Mg
"F ighting
German
Spiaa,”
by
French Strother in the W orld’s Work dinner fo r the home students, teachers
and Mr. Simmona.
for March is an eyeopener. Read it
School will close this weak March
and get acquainted with German
•Oth
at the Academ y owing to unex­
(Am erican) citizen*. "Single Men In
pected circumstances.
Barracks,” in the earns magaxine
Mr. and Mrs. Haynol will make Cal­
proves that Uncle Sam takas better
care o f the soldier than the civilian ifornia their next home aa soon as
school is o u t
tabes cars o f him self.
Mr. Christensen It planning to take
If those folks who are feeding on
some
treatment fo r hie ill health in
windbubble breakfast food would try
baked potatoes instead, they would Bandon aa soon aa school closes.
The Academy raised their new flag
find substantial Ailing; help out home
industry and aava a few grains o f pole last Tuesday with the help o f
the creamery men, and now the new
wheat for our boys in France.
The German barbarian and the "un­ flag that was given to the school is
waving in the brasses.
speakable Turk” vie with each other
Miss Hasel Radabaugh moved from
in making records fo r themselves aa
her headquarters la Kattail avenue to
Mr. Ben's.
The Billie S God and the Turk God
Mr. Harnieh was in town on a bu st
are tw o o f a kind; twins, both from
ness trip last week.
the womb o f hell.
Lenina and Trotsky have “ resign­
ed." That is exactly what Judas Is­
cariot did, resigned, after he had re­
BIG SURPRISE TO MANY
ceived the thirty pieces o f silver. That
ia the treacherous, traitorous coward’s
IN COQUILLE
character every tim e to betray w ith,a
People are surprised at the IN ­
idea and receive the thirty pieces a t
STANT action o f sim ple buckthorn
silver.
B. A . Easton.
hark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Ad-
U r-i-ka.
ONE SPOONFUL flushes
the ENTIRE bowel tract so com plete­
ly it relievos AN Y CASE sour sto-
» » « h , gas or constipation and pre
▼«•to appendicitis.
The INSTANT,
pleasant action o f A dlor-i-ka sur-
P*1*oo both doctors and patients. It
foul m atter which poisoned
fo r months. C. J. Fuhr-