The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., April 12, 1918, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

HOUSEHOLD NECUS
The
cl
Mr.
fa r tha 1918 Laurel by the
editor, Gladys Nosier, and eras turned
in a t the 8entiaol this week. I t is the
g ra ftin g fo r
expectation o f the sta ff te g e t the
make currant cuttings,
Laurel out before the end e f the terse.
them how te raise rabbits,
Tw o songs, “ S la g fo r the Praise o f
very enjoyable trip and tha
our Country.” and “ Loyal Bang,” are
indebted to M r. Hooton fo r I
being practiced a t present by the T rie
Th e children are learning
fo r the next w ar ravings
set to the music o f
They are also planning to
tioa a l sir.
or" two o f the national songs fo r the
Tha Seventh grade g irls have knit-
use o f the T rio work.
d enough blocks fa r tw o quilts. Thsy
Plane ere now being made by
•craps o f yarn and would be
Glee club fo r commencement music.
grea tly pleased i f anybody could do­
Last Saturday in tha groat parade
nate yum.
th e high school took an active part in
Lester W ilson
fron school with pn« um on io, re-enUr- spite o f the fa ct that many other or­
ganisations took part o f their
ed Thursday morning.
ber.
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The F ifth grade elected their o f­
A beautiful five-passenger Touring Car. Standard
The follow in g studonte o f the Sen­
ficers fo r the Junior Red Croes. Präs­
construction throughout. Complete equipment,
ior class are a t this date entitled to
ident, Prescott B ranstetter; vice-
design; buperb finish.
graduate on the 24th o f M ay, 1918:
president, Eugene A llen ; secretary,
Strong and durable. Speedy —if you wan
Fred
Lorens,
Katherine
Horsey,
Helen Smith.
built for ttra and fast economy.
Gladys N osier, Leland Peart, Charles
Donald Noah has le ft school.
You can't make a mistake in buying this axceptlonal
Oerding, N ellie Johnson, Claim Lund,
Thelm a Nelson is a new pupil in
car for $875. Nowhere in America can you find its equal
Maymie DcLong, Sylvia N eely, M yr­
Miss F itsgerald ’s room.
at the price.
tle N eely, E tta M cLeod, M ildred N or­
ton.
Remember that the BUSH in not an experiment
BUSH Cars have been in service for yearn. They have
Mr. Douglas, the high school science
prooad themselves to bn nil that we any about them.
The Junior-Senior Banquet was
echer, has announced this weak his
held Saturday evening, A p ril 6, at the intention o f leavin g on the nine­
You can throttle the BUSH engine down to two
miles on hour on high. Ita action ia smooth and sweet
home o f Mr. and Mrs. W . C. Chase. teenth o f this month in order to enlist
it’s a hummer!
This was the b ig annual event o f in the ordnance division o f the United
8ce h fur youreelt Compere h with any other car selling for
the school year and is alw ays looked States arm y. He leaves fo r the Uni­
less than $1,200 and you will aay that the BUSH is e worU-beater.
forw ard to with great interest.
versity o f Oregon, where he w ill take
Instead o f the customary recep­ up his training. His work hare a fter
Let as atie p an s demonstration TODAY.
tion the Juniors o f this year decided that date ia te be handled by the other
on a banquet to be held at the Chase teachers o f the high schooL
Mr.
residence in which as fa r as possible Douglas as a member o f the facu lty o f
a H oover plan was to be used. The the high school has won the respect
guests were a ll to m eet at the home o f all and during his stay has always
o f N ellie Johnson a t seven p. ol , the done satisfactory work and it is with
banquet taking place at eibht o’clock. -e^rri that the high school hears o f
On the evening o f A p ril fith the his resignation.
aacNT ron
Chase residence was beau tifu lly dec­
Oaring to the in ability to secure
orated in the Junior and Senior col­ copies
of
“ Mid-Summor
N igh t's
ors, gold, w hite and gihen. The din­ Dream,” the Senior class has decided
in g room and tables w ere decorated to give the play origin ally selected,
N as tor Junkala, tha L W . W . or­
Methodist Church.
with trillium s, daffodils and wild “The End o f the Rainbow.”
Study Service a t 10 a. m. There ganizer at the Bay, who was arrested
huckleberry. According to custom a
On Thursday, A p ril 11, Miss N ew ell is a place fo r you.
there by U. S. deputy marshals about
very sumptuous five-course dinner
the custom ary facu lty talk at
Preaching a t 11. Subnet, “ H ow to three weeks ago and placed in ja il at
was served, the menu being as fo l Assem bly by deliverin g before the
M ake God Real in You r Community.“ M arskfield, committed suicide there
Saturday night by hanging him self
high school the poems which she liked
Epworth League at 7.
beet and the reasons o f her choice. '
E vening service a t 8. Sermon by with a four-in-hand.tie. He is thought
Dr. James Moore, D istrict Superinten­ to have been insane.
Ms
Sfi* the patented kitchen utensils in oof window.
They w ill save you tim e in your kitchen work.
Buy a BUSH Car
Mayonaieee M ixed W ork with one hand. 20c and 26c
Patent Griddle Cake G reater_______ ________ .-..1 6 c
Scrub Brush and C lean er.______________________ _15c
Patent Potato M ash er.............................
25c
Patent E gg B o iler___ ...................
26c
Extension Strainer .................
15«
Graduated Measuring Spoon . . . . . . . . . . ^ . „ L g e
M ixing Spoon...........................................
16c
Kitchen T row el..............................
_‘..15c
*875
It’s a W orld-Beater at the Price
RACKET S T O R E
MRS. BONNIE WALKER, Prop.
tw enty-fou r pairs o f bed socks. These
w ill be forw arded to Coquille next
The sew ing departm ent shipped the
fo llo w in g : Coquille, 86 suits o f pa
Janus, «4 pairs o f bed socks, 6,000
gun w ipes; R iverton, 16 suits o f p aja­
m as; M cK inley, 10 suits e f pajam as,
IS pairs o f bed socks , 48 handker­
chiefs, 600 gun w ipes; R oy, 4200 gun-
wipes, 10 pillow s.
A gricu ltu ral
M rs. Law hora donated another cut­
tin g table to our work room. W e are
s till in need o f some chairs.
O w ing to the rush o f garden work
and house cleaning it was decided that
no m ore work would be taken home
and a ll goods be worked up that we
now have on hand before ordering any
more. W e are not Just sure how
much goods w e w ill want as some e f
the ladies wish to take up knitting.
Ko-Keel Klub Election.
The annual election o f officers o f
the K o-K eel Klub was held in the club
rooms Monday evening. There was a
good attendance and lots o f interest
and enthusiasm fo r the club’s future
m anifested.
The new officers were
a ll sleete d by acclam ation, although
Chas. B axter, who had been election­
eerin g fo r Chas. H arloeker fo r presi­
dent, was nominated and then per­
m itted to withdraw his name. The
LOREN KNIGHT, Coquiile, Or.
COOS,
CURRY,
AND
DOUGLAS
COUNTIES
Home Burned on N orth Fork.
The oeal Rad Croat executive
m ittee appointed Mr. O. C. Sanford to
as on the W a r Beat
in Coquiile.
This
i o f a ll public m at­
te tha war, and each
o f w ar w ortars ia
•anted under this hood. W e eoagrat-
uate ourselves that M r. Sanford, who
has already been o f inestim able help
te us ia other capacities, kindly con­
sented to assume this added responsi­
b ility.
M any new members w ere added te
our lis t last Saturday, as follow s:
T . M . Dimmick, A lb ert L. Lennox,
Mrs. E . M. Dunn, Gao. Pika, Mrs.
Bertha Cam pbell, M rs. R. F . P erry,
Dr. A . F . Kirehm an, A . C. Lukens,
M rs. M ay Richmond, Grace Richmond,
Royee Richmond, M axine Paulson,
John M cVeigh. B ert Baird, Mahal
Baird, A v is Hartson, Mrs. M. C. Men­
denhall, M rs. M argaret Shull (m em ­
bership end $2.00 donation), M r. and
M rs. Lanson Leneve, E velyn Oerding,
Lloyd Baird, John Foote, Ed M oeller,
M rs. Jsna Ferbraehe, Wm. W heeler
(su staining member, $10), M rs. A g ­
nes H ell, J. H . Bledsoe, B erlins Bran-
w eld (m em bership and $4 donation),
H enry C ollier, M. L . M yrberg.
M cKinley Red Cross.
The lis t o f w orkers this week w ere
M oedemas A rth u r Brown, W . H.
Bunch, a A . K ing, Loo M ast, N ellie
Brown, F ro n t Law hora, R a tloff Law ­
hora, W m . fo r te s and Goo. Glenn.
W e did not accomplish ae much as
U m l at this m eeting as wo adjourned
a t 1:80 to go to the school house to S
lecture by M r. Scheffer on exterm ia-
•tin g the mole.
M r. J. L . Sm ith also gave the child­
ren such an in teresting talk on “ When
and How to Sat a Han,” that the
w riter's
little
righ t-year-rid
that
same evening naked te be allow ed te
sot e hen. H e being given perm le-
■ion, n i l f ir * 14 Plym oeth Rock eggs
and marked them a ll w ith an S which
he explained meant they w ere sot. He
then succeeded in extractin g Biddy
from her nest by takin g her by tha
te ll feath ers and throw ing her os* in
the yard. A fte r »In ring the. eggs in
the neet end w ith the help e f the d og
he caught her and again placed her
in position on the neet and was heard
to rem ark it was worm work te ant
a hen. B at he could WU M r. Smith
that ha had set one.
(M rs F ion a Lawhora# resigned bar
position ae
M rs. Anna
WOeox was sleeted te take her place.
W e reg ret te lease M rs. Law hom e hot
congratulate ourselves mi being able
to have another one Just as efficient.
We now have
President— Chas. H arloeker.
V ice President— J L. Smith.
See.-Trees.— H erbert Lukens.
Board o f Governors— Chas. B axter
and Jno. W . M iller.
The annual report o f the retirin g
secretary, J. W . Nob let, showed only
a sm all balance in the treasury, but
the club’s indebtedness is considerably
lees than it was a yaar ago.
W hile the mein idea in keeping the
dub intact ia that there m ay be some
place to entertain out-of-tow n guests
and delega tions, the com plaint is fre ­
quently voiced by mom b e n that some F olk s.....................
citisens who are anxious to have the Junior and Senior
dub open on such occasions do not
consider it worth w hile to support CoquUle H igh School Tradition s........
..................M yrtle N eely
the club with their membership.
Vocal Solos, “ Under the Roee,” and
“ Shens Van” ..M iss Bay
Pledge o f the Class e f 1010...............
............ Genevieve Chase
Senior Secrets fo r W ould-Be Seniors
. . . . . . . . M ildred Norton
H igh School Fellow sh ip___ Miss Bay
A fte r School W hat T. . . . Fred Lorens
Our Tom orrow s............. J. C. Almack
The latter was the. principal talk
o f the evening and touched the hearts
e f all.
,; -i.M t
M arriage seemed to be catching in
that fam ily fo r the follow in g morn­
in g the bride and groom took the
early trjiin fo r CoquUle accompanied
by Miss Lulu Louise, sister o f the
bride and her fiance, W alter Claude
E lliott. A rrived here and the neces­
sary license secured a t the court house
the party repaired to the residence o f
M rs. O. O. Lund, which fo r the sec­
ond tim e in a month became the scene
o f a happy wedding, this also m aking
the second m arriage within 24 hours
in the M atthews fam ily. A wedding
dinner follow ed there and later the
tw o couples went over to Marshfield
fo r the week end, where they visited
friends and relatives.
Both couples
are to reside at Powers, where the
groom s had already provided homes
and whither they returned on Monday
to carry on th eir wdrk in the lumber
the home o f A . J. Whiddon, when the
tw o wore united ia m arriage. I f ev­
ery buyer e f Lib erty Bonde is as w ell
satisfied as M r. Crouch seemed to be
w ith his investm ent In M atrim onial
Bonds, the fu tu re w elfare o f the Re­
publie is fu lly aaoured.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crouch witnessed
the event. The happy couple le ft fo r
Portland on the Coos Bay Lim ited
Sunday m orning.
The CoquUle high school ia now an
au xiliary o f the Red Cross, the Junior
Red Croes having been authorised by
Miss Edith 8talley, o f Marshfield.
A letter has been received from F.
G. Franklin, secretary o f the College
Conference o f the state o f Oregon, in
which a scholarship, good at any one
o f the six diflerent colleges o f the con­
ference, is offered to a member o f the
graduation class o f the Coquiile H igh
School. This scholarship is to be o f­
fered to the student, who in the judg­
ment o f both teacher and scholars *>»«
the capacity o f profitin g by a college
education.
Six hundred and ninety-five in vita­
tions have been ordered by the Senior
class fo r the Commencement exercise.
Rev. J. A . M cVeigh, pastor o f the
local Presbyterian ehureh, w ill d eliv­
er the Baccalaureate sermon on the
evening o f M ay 19th.
A m eeting o f Coos county teachers'
wiB be held at the K o-K eel Klub
rooms on the 20th o f this month. M r.
St. Pierre, o f M arshfield, win address
the m eeting on the subject o f, “ Teach­
ing o f English.”
A com m ittee in
charge o f the program expects to ar­
range fo r a t least one other address.
The declamation try-ou t was held
last Friday in which the follow in g
four contestants took part: Cam illa
Lorens. “ Last W ord ;” B eryl Wood­
ruff, “ The Fiddle T o ld ;”
M arvel
Skeels, “ How They Built the Church
a t Kehoe’s B ar;” Gladys N osier, “ The
C hieftain’s Daughter,” M arvel Skeels
was adjudged the winner and erfll com­
pete ia the county contest on the 19th
o f A p ril. Elm er N eely w ill represent
the school in the oratorical contest
¡on the same date, his oration bring,
I "T h e F la g Day Ad dr see,” by P issi-
dent.
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Sunday 8chool Board m eeting Mon­
T . G. Barker, who eras ia from F air-
view the first o f t ie week brought the day evening.
S. G. Rogers, Pastor.
o f e disastrous fire in which one
o f the tw o residences owned by Lew is
Presbyterian Church.
Kohlhagen on hie ranches a t the up­
per and e f the N orth Fork va lley |
Teaching cervice from 10 to 11 a. m.
en tirely destroyed w ith a ll' its
M orning service a t 11 a. m. Sub­
ject, “ The Christian Race.”
E vening service a t 8 p. m. Sub­
ject, ‘ A F aith fu l W itness.”
R ev. J. A . M cVeigh, pastor.
started M rs. F oley, who is fo rty -five
years o f age and weighs 840 pounds,
was
alone,
but
she
got
up
into the attic and triad to put out the
Christina Science Society.
fire. W hile engaged in that attem pt
she fe ll and broke tw o ribs and suf­
Services next Sunday a t 11:00 a. m.
fered serious internal injuries, one
W ednesday evening m eeting a t 8
kidney being torn loose, and her fo re­ o'clock.
head was also bruised, so that she is
Sunday school a t 0:80 a. m.
now confined to her bed a t the neigh­
F ree public reading room open ev­
ery day, except Sundays and holidays,
boring house.
A fte r that the fire had everything from 2 to 4 p. m.
its own way. The bedding which had
Corner Third and H all streets.
been gotten out being burned as was a
woodshed adjoining the house in
Chriatlan Church.
which a m owing machine, wagon,
Bible School at 10 a. m.
rake and other tools w ere stored. A
M orning W orship a t 11 a. nt.
pile o f potatoes there was roasted
Christian Endeavor a t 6:80 p.
E vening service a t “7:80 p. m.
My. and Mrs. F oley have one son
You are cordially in vited te all
with
the arm y
“ somewhere
in
France.” and a younger boy, only
A . J. Whiddon, M inister.
fourteen who is attending school at
Roeeburg, is determ ined to enlist in
W hy Substitutes Sour.
the navy. There are also tw o little
Some
people seem to have an er­
g irls in the fam ily.
roneous
impression
as to the powers
Even, had she not been injured,
Mrs. Foley m ight w ell be prostrated o f Food A dm inistrator H oover in fix ­
ing prices on food products. Congress
w ith jm r troubles.
In view o f the calam ity in which has set the price on wheat but on no
they lost everything, even the $16 or other grain has a minimum been
: ¡20 in money they had, being burned, placed. H oover has the power to lim ­
the fam ily moved to CoquUle Wednes­ it the percentage which each dealer
day, Mr. F oley goin g to work ia the from producer to consumer, may add,
m ills hare, and M rs. F oley being un­ and he has made H sm all, but the first
der the D octor’s imm ediate oversight. price paid the producer is not lim ited
Absolutely a ll that was saved o f and that is the reason the prices o f
If
the household goods were a phono­ substitutes have been soaring.
graph, a trunk and a part o f an or- Congress had gone clear down the
line and named a basic price on every
The ladies o f F airview have been cereal used fo r food, Mr. H oover could
sewing fo r the destitute fa m ily since have controlled aU other prices the
and a considerable sum has bean con­ same as he has that o f flour. Too
many conflicting interests in Con­
tributed by the generous people there
gress prevented this firm check being
to help tide them over this em ergency.
placed on the profiteer.
D bqae is Coming.
A . B. Robert, secretary e f the fam ­
ous L. L. L. L . No. 16, at Coquille,
says ke ia in receipt o f an acceptance
by CoL Brice P. Dieque e f an in vita­
tion to attend the Cose County cele­
bration that organisation is arranging
fo r July 4, and that he hopes to be
able to rem ain through the 6th and
6th. Lieut. M. E. Crumpacker, o f the
Spruce division, located a t Portland,
also w rites that he w ill be hone fo r
the celebration.
Rheumatic Pains Relieved.
"1 have used Chamberlain’s L in i­
ment fo r pains in the chest and lam e­
ness o f the shoulders due to rheuma­
tism , and am pleased to say that it
has never failed to g ive me prompt
re lie f,” w rites Mrs. 8. N . Finch, Ba­
tavia, N . Y .
Bergmann Shoe
The Celebrated
Awarded Gold Medal
P. P. L E. Saa Francisco, 1915
Tha strongest and nearest w aterproof
Shoes m ede fo r
Loggers, Cruisers,
M iners, Sportsmen and W orkers.
The
Farmuee Shea
T e Keep Your Feet D ry U se The
Bergnman W ater-P roof Shoe OIL
Theodore Bergman
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Want Ads ¿jï , I
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621 Thurman S L
Portland. Oregon
Oat C«at a W «4 lack hawtlaa
W A N T E D — A ll kinds o f second hand
household goods, m ilk bottles, bicy­
cles, harness. C all Jensen’s Second
Hand Store.
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Lost— Between here and F airview a
long slicker with a pair o f woolen
gloves in the pocket. Finder leave
, at Sentinel office.
P IA N O FO R S A LE — L eerin g town.
W ill sell m y |426 mahogany ease
Cook piano fo r $160 cash. Bargain
fo r an yon « desiring to buy a good
durable piano. Inquire at this o f­
fice.
FO R S A L E — 110 acres o f land at
head o f Fishtrap; 214 m illion fe e t
o f m ixed tim ber on it, red and w hite
coder and fir; also grazin g land.
$20 an acre. M. T . Clinton, A rago.
12t4.
Figh ting fo r Hodiater Fortune. FO R S A L E — H aving sold oar G ruvri
Ford loose we w ill sell our m ilking
L. E. Beau, a Eugene attorney, was
machine, used only 6 days. Price
at the Bay la st Saturday arran gin g te
$160. A lso one 1)4 borne power
appeal the case o f M ark Fu rry o f Los
Monarch engine. Phone 427. C. O.
Angelos vs. Fred H ollister, involving
K in g, M cKinley, Oregon.
llt f
about 180,000 o f tha H ollis U r estate.
F u rry is a brother-in-law o f Mr. H ol­ F A R M FO R S A L E — 126 acres, 20
lister.
Judge Coke recently decided
scree o f bottom in cultivation; 60
the case in favor o f M r. H ollister,
acres h ill land in grass. 2 m iles
holding a. Judgment in C alifornia
from Coquiile. G eorge Colvin, Co-
courts invalid.
.
quille, Oregon.
FO R S A L E OR T R A D E — Good sec­
ond hand split hickory buggy cheap.
L igh t one horse rig. Inquire at
Sentinel office.
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