The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., April 12, 1918, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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Fuhrman’s Pharmacy
¡eacitsm
Coquille, Ore
Barley Floor
Harry Black, who has bam tha
caahiar of tha Cooa County Bank (Inca
its formation aoasa months ago, laft
Barley Meal
on tha afternoon train Friday for
Marshfield, where ha will take up a
Com Flour
position as bookkeeper in tha (hip
yards. Ha will be succeeded by Gao.
E. Tonney.
Com Meal
Friday arming tha Epworth
League of the If. K. church mat at tha
home of C. C. Carter for their monthly
Hominy
business meeting and social. After a
short business session the members
adjourned to the lawn where a very
■r
Milo Maize Meal
pleasant evening was a peat in play­
ing various outdoor games.
Probably the largest crowd of Myr­
tle Point people gathered in our little
city for some time was on last Satur­
day afternoon in honor of the first
anniversary of our entrance into the
Great War and the opening of the
Third Liberty Loan drive. On this
occasion at least a thousand people
were present, over six hundred march­
ing in the big Patriotic Parade, the
Home Guards, Bed Cross and school
childrm. formed particularly conspicu­
ous units in the parade. After this
all met near the intersection of Spruce
and Fourth streets where addresses
were made by a E. Mulkey, of Co-
quille, end Mel G. Duncan, of Marhs-
field. Claud Gilee, as chairman, then
opened the big drive for Liberty
Bonds. In less than half an hour 96,-
600 in bonds had bom sold. Our
quota is 966,000. Watch us get H.
There are no slackers In Myrtle Point.
Sunday afternoon another/patriotic
meeting was held at the Unique The­
ater. Private O’Rourke, of the Can­
adian Infantry, told some of his cx-
periencee on the French front and
John McComb, ex-district attorney of
Portland, gave an addreas showing
why we should by Liberty Bonds.
Two Phones—691
Front and C Streets .
Coquille, Oregon
Both talks were very much enjoyed.
Sunday evening the churches ef
HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR LIBERTY BOND ? GET IN EARLY AND
Myrtle Point met in a union patri­
otic service at the Christian church.
HELP PUT COQUILLE OVER THE TOP. Back the Boys with Your Dollars.
Buck of the pastors gave addresssskm
various patriotic subjects. The tint
tional airs were played by the Ander­
son Orchestra. *
Word was received hers Sunday
Tuesday the Fairview donation to
that Clarke Fensler, one of our own
tha Armenian Relief was brought in
boys fighting for Uncle Sam, has been
and turned over to Chairman Norton.
commissioned a lieutenant. Con­
It amounted to 932.25.
gratulations!
Andrew Christensen reports that
WHAT TO USE TO
the Cooa Bay Cheese factory, of which
PREVENT APPENDICITIS
he is owner, is now receiving 26,000
pounds of milk daily.
CoquUle people should know simple
Lyle Nosier drove to Coquille Sat­
buckthorn baric, glycerine, etc., as
urday afternoon with several of his
mixed
in Adler-i-ka, flushes the EN­
high school friends.
TIRE
bowel
tract so completely that
The Board of Directors for the
appendicitis
is prevented. ONE
Myrtle Point schools met at the High
SPOONFUL
Adler-i-ka
relieves ANY
School Saturday night They have
CASE
sour
stomach,
gsa
or consti­
now hired all but one of the teachers
pation
because
it
removes
ALL foul
for next year. Following is the par­
matter
which
clogged
and
poisoned
tial list: Superintendent, A. L. Barn­
your
system.
The
INSTANT
action
hart; High School teachers, Miss Mrs. N. G. W. Perkins and daugh­
supriaes
both
doctors
and
patients.
Olive Rosche, Miss Myrtle Tobey, ter, Mrs. Claud Gilee, returned home Mrm. John Gary entertained a group C. J. Fuhrman.
Friday from San Francisco, where of young people Wednesday evening
Mrs. Giles has been confined to a in honor of Miss Mabel Lundy’s fif­
hospital for some tima. MA Gilee’ teenth birthday.
( ondition ia much improved and it ia Wednesday evening the Home
now hoped she will soon haveStwfast, Guards hold an election of oAcers.
health again.
R. A. Annin motored to Broad bent
Saturday.
The Sophomore Class of M. P. H. S.
will entertain tha ramaineder of tha
High School in a big party Friday
night.
Saturday a deal waa cloaed whereby Commencement at Norway.
Mr. Calvin Shields, of Bancroft, be­ The
of the Norway school
comes the owner of the Russell Yoak- will give pupils
ENTAL Hygiene
a
Commencement
Pia yet in
sm ranch.
ia the science of
three
eeenee,
entitled
“Just
Plain
Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dot,” at tha Norway hall Saturday,
taking proper care of
entertained Mr. and Mrs. J. April It. Tha performances will
the month and teeth
mooting on Monday night for the pur­ Davidson
L.
Gary,
and
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Richmond
to
promote (sad health.
pose of making arrangements to buy and daughter, Barbara, of Coquille. commence at 6:60 sharp. Everyone
some now hose for the fire depart­ Mrs. P. W. Laird and Mrs. C. A. come.
ment They ordered Chief Masson to Davidson spent Thursday in Marsh­
Cast of Characters
buy 600 feet of the boat grade. This field visiting tip public schools. Mrs. Mrs. W ilson.....................M av Bird
will make 1200 feet of good hooe be­ Claud Nosier substituted in Mrs. Da­
sides that used for the chemical. The vidson's place in the local school.
proposition for placing the fire gong Prof, and Mrs. C. A. Davidson,
on the Methodist church bell was also Misses
Greens and Agnes Mc­
discussed and a committee appointed Cracken Lola
were
Coquille visitors Satur­
te look into the matter.
... I tha Clinton
day.
96600 of the 94000 quota has bean Mias Zelma Strang was here from
....E lb ert Doan
raised by selling Thrift Stampe. The Coquflk Monday having dental work
ry,..Charlie Bird
small deficit is due to the opening of
Hasel Schroeder
I the Liberty Loan driva, but the bal­ dona. She visited with tbs Max 5a-
Violet Hatcher
ance will be raised soon. Ora Carter
has the honor of having sold the most
Thrift Stamps in Myrtle Point.
Dr. W. Ite Pemberton is furnishing
the upstairs of the K. H. Hansen resi­
dence for a hospital. This will help
him te take ears of his increasing
business more easily.
Mrs. J. T. Royer waa in town Mon­
day from Prosper.
The General Sciame club of the
Plenty on Hand for the Present
Just received a limited supply of
Also small amount of
Busy Comer Grocery
Did Caesar
Have
His Dentist?
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that “Nature
the fea,” hut
can help Na-