The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., April 26, 1918, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

What D m * L. J. SIMPSON Staad Far?
We had a chance to pick up some bargain« in Laces, In­
March », 1918.
sertion» and Embroideries and we are offering them to
At last the mail is naming in regu­
larly, that is a« regularly as can be
our customers on the same basis:
expected. Ia toe first real stall tost
1 received I drew 28 letters, how is
Laces, per y d ................ ....................6c, 7c and 10c
that for one time T You must not at­
Insertions, per y d ...,...................................
6c
tribute my few letters to ill health.
Embroideries, per yd. -10c, 12}^c 15c, 18Hc,
Far from that, quite the opposite, for
I am actually getting fat, and I nev­
20c, 75c and $1.00
er enjoyed better health. The reason
All-over Embroideries, per yd............".............. 76c
is, that I have had quite a hit of ex­
tra duty, that I voluntarily took over
We have some Embroidery Insertions to match the
in addition to my regular work, so
Edgings.
that my time has been so filled that I
have shamefully neglected my letters.
One thing strange about our mail
ia, I vary often get e letter writttea
one date and a weak or ao later get
L. J. SIMPSON
MRS. BONNIE WALKER, Prop.
a letter that was written a week er
two earlier.
I received the Christmas draft all
O. K. and had it changed into francs.
As you kn * p tam not n great spend­
er so I have more money on hand than
Honor Guard GIrta N est
I actually need and 1 am laying by
The Honor Guard Girls met Wed­ Mrs. Walter La whom visited bar
each
month all that I can spare so
nesday evening and transacted busi­ mother at Lao several days last week.
that if I am ever in need of some
At the board meeting last Monday
ness rapidly.
ready cash I will have It
The first thing was to arrange for Mrs. Wanda H. Wilcox was sleeted
Wa are going to move again soon.
Church.
an excursion to Baadon on Saturday, teacher for‘next year again. This
I
have
never seen anyone that I knew Study Methodist
May 4 th, with a round trip rate of makes her fifth term at McKinley
Service
at
from Coquille, except one of the Lay- ia a place for you. 10 a. m. There
which alone ia proof of bar ability as
81-10.
Stock For Sate.
bee boys, you remember them, don’t Morning service at 11 a. m. Mr.
Than a Food Conservation commit-
you?
10
head
4-year
old Cows, all guaran­
B. R. Kingsbury, of Ashland, has
Almack trill diaucss “The Deeper Na­ teed first class, $86
er.ch. 7 head 2-
Yesterday
I
received
your
box
with
irehased Loren Johnson’s farm and
ture of Man.”
year
old
heifers,
soon
Two 8-
sweater,
helmet
and
aocka.
I
have
on
pecta to make his home here for the
Evening service« at 8 p. m. Special year old colts, 1400 nnd fresh.
1500 pounds.
hand a auper-aupply of sweaters and musical
and Miss Newell Inquire of A. P. Sweet, Lamps, Ora.
helmets, but a good pair or two of will give program
a
reading
from Van Dyke’s
knit seeks are always welcome and
Other Wise Man.“
useful. I am inclosing a picture one “The
Calling Cards, 100 for $1.00.
of the Lieute. gave me" the other day, Prayer meeting will meet each
and said for me to send it home and Epworth League also
W. H. Bunch, C. O. King A Son, Wm.
WOMAN'S STATEMENT
toll them I was at the front. I did Sunday at 7 p. m.
Forbes, Arthur Brown, Goo. Glenn,
not
know
I
was
in
the
picture
until
he
WILL HELP COQUILLE
Cnrloton Brown, B. R. Kingsbury and
Everybody invited.
“I
hated
cooking becaase whatever
Alva Brawn.
Thera has been enow on the ground
I
ate
gave
me aour stomach and a
Little Wanda Prey sold $184.75
Presbyterian Church.
since the first of March, though it
bloated
feeling.
hot water
thrift stamps in our district last
has been warm the last two days, Teaching service from 10 to 11 a. m. and olive oil by the 1 drank
gallon.
Nothing
month. This puts her ia the Rain­
patches of snow can still bo seen on Morning aervics at 11 a. m. Sub­ helped until I tried simple buckthorn
bow dub.
the hills.
ject, “Our Salvation.” -
glyeerine, etc., as mixed in A4-
Those in our school who received
O yen, make me some candy or bay Evening service a t S p. m. Sub­ bark,
ler-i-ka.”
Because it flushes the EN­
Palmer buttons this week are: Ra­
some and send me; the bloody French ject, “Young Men of Coulage.”
TIRE
bowel
tract completely Adler-i-
chel Brown, Henrietta Hansen, Reu­
sting you about ten francs a pound
Rev. J. A. MçVelgh, pastor. kn relieves ANY
CASE aour stomach,
ben Brown, Nova Hells, Claude
for candy and toon it ia no good.
gas or constipation and prevente ap­
Brown, Boy Mart and Wanda Pray.
pendicitis. The INSTANT action ia
Mrs. Wilcox and her mother, Mrs.
March 1», 1918.
surprising.
C. J. Fuhrman.
Margaret Kerne, expect to leave for
“Sunny France“ isn’t just the ex­
lower California the latter part of
pression to be used for today’s weath­
next mask. Grandma Kerns has
The Celebrated
er, nor for many of the days that we
spent the part year visiting Mrs. Wil­
have
experienced
while
here;
but
the
cox and is now returning to her old
days that have- been spring-like have
hoaee a t Santa Anas. Bar health did
been most beautiful.
Awarded Gold Medal
Sunday school at 9:80 a. m.
much , but bar presence in our com­ terests which have withhold the land. tiag settled in new barracks. We Free
public
reading
room
open
ev­
P.
P.
L E. San Francisco, 1915
munity has made ns all bettor and ao Rpraaentntive Sinnott argued that have again taken up the pick and ery day, except Sundays and holidays,
loag as wa Uva we will have kind re­ not lees than 86 per cent of the pro­ shovel and are becoming skilled and from 2 to 4 p. m.
membrances of her. Mrs. Wilcox ex­ ceeds should go to local purposes be­ experienced engineers. The digging Corner Third and Hall street!
pects to be gone n month or more cause if the lands hod been in a fo r ­ is g n at work to strengthen the mus­
visiting relativ«« and friends in dif­ est reserve the state would receive 85 cles and back but that part doesn’t
Christisa Church.
ferent parte of California.
per cent for he roads and schools require any great degree of intolU- Bible School at 10 a. m.
McKinley Rad Croes
the federal government. The
Morning Worship at 11 n. m.
Mra. J. A Mayes, of East Fork, from
state
should
be
treated
not
lees
fa­
New
Year’s
day
we
spent
in
n
box
Christian
Endeavor at 8:80 p. m.
sent ia this weak two dosen handker- vorably than that, he asserted, ear with sere weather. Those days I
Evening
aervics
at 780 p. m. -
dealing
with
lands
comprised
in
a
shall
never
forget.
It
has
been
rain­
-
You
era
cordially
invited to nil
tifully dona. Wo wish to thank lfes. grant where the government is resum­ ing all day but work goes on here just
these
services.
Mayes through these columns. * ing title.
the same, rain or shine.
A. J. Whiddon, Minister.
Our much needed broom was pur­ Representative
detailed Be sure to thank Mrs. Gould for the
chased this week and Mr. Hartsen do­ the leads in and outside toe taxing light. What has become of Ray
Marriage Licenses.
nated a belt for our sewing machine, power in Coos and Douglas counties, Burns, did be get into the ordnance
which waa thankfully received as it told of the port and road improve­ department ? How did the second “''April 20—Arthur Alvin Thomas, of
took considerable energy to run the ments undertaken, and urged that the call of the draft hit Coquille, and who Suskiyou county, California, and Win­
machine with the old belt in its pres­ value thus contributed by the enter­ did they take? I have written cousin ifred Taylor, of North Bend. They
ent condition.
prise of the people of those counties Georgs Garan but have not heard were united the same day by Rev.
Henry T. Atkinson.
to the land now taken over by the from him yet
government should be taken into con- We have news up here to tho last April 20—Adney Huff and Matilda
Ferrel, both of Empire. Judge Wat­
idcration.
minute. The New York Herald pub­ son
united this couple at hia office the
Members
m
the
committee
indicat­
lishes
an
European
edition
for
tho
The list of workers this week are: ed that tney could not conisder the
same
Mesdames Anna Wilcox, W. H. Bunch, idea of dividing the proceeds on a benefit of those who read English. In April day. 28—Charlee L. McCormick
C. O. King, Walter Lawhorn, Lae fifty-fifty basis, as was done in the this we get all news allowed to be and Virginia Lyter, both of Marsh WANTED—A middle aged woman to
quite as quickly as they do field. They were married on the 24th help in the kitchen. Coos Cafe.
Mast Ottp fray, Oecar Bunch, Arthur O. A C. bill, because in this case the published,
Brown, Wm. Forbes, Myrtle Glenn, expense to the government is propor­ in New York.
Rov.‘ Hiram Gould at the Bay . BLUE ANDALUSIAN EGGS for
Clinnrd Woodring, Alva Brown and L. tionately so much larger, and the war I have not heard from my room­ by April
24—Delbert A. Wick and hatching, 76 cento per setting. Or­
mate
at
Berkeley
for
some
time,
so
A. Lawhorn.
Pearl
Elliott,
of Empire. They
necessities
of
the
government
require
don’t know whether they have called were married both
Miss Olive Norris visited us one that the public treasury be kept in I him
the same day by Rev. ders limited. Estalla Hart, City. 14t8
yet
or
not
Tell
all
the
boys
afternoon and also made her scissors mind. “Is not the passage of the bill about Coquille, “Hello from Billy." Hiram Gould.
SALE OR TRADE—A new art
fly cutting quilt blocks.
April 24—Charles Benjamin Harris FOR
more important than the exact Lovingly your son—Will.
of
Encyclopedia Britannica
The day was spent in finishing up amount which shall be paid to the
and Nettie M ar Hadden, both of in full the Morocco.
The Britannica ia
Marshfield. They were united in mar­ the world’s greatest
bed aocks, cutting gun wipes and in state or the counties?“ was a ques­
March
27,
1918.
of books
piecing quilt
tion Representative Cram ton put to We have moved again. By this riage the earn« day by Rev. E. Her­ and you can own or give set your
child­
each witness. The reply of ex-Gov­ time you no doubt believe that ia all bert Hayden.
ren
nothing
better.
Easy
terms.
tarial for pajama suite. Owing to the ernor West and of those who followed we do. This trip waa again taken
Write John W. Motley, Marshfield,
limited amount of funda on hand at him was that they wen extremely in “side door pullmans,” (box cars), Have Postponed Marriage.
Oregon.
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present it waa decided not to take up anxious for action and hoped that ac­ but this time toe weather favored our The marriage of Albert Davis, eon
knitting Just yet.
tion would be taken, but believed that comfort and the scenery was magni­ of Mr. and Mra. A J. Davis, of North GOOD RESIDENCE LOTS near the
Our donations this week were from the fifty-fifty basis is Just. Chairman ficent. Our new home ia the first Bend, and Mias Charlotte McDonald, Academy for sale on reasonable
Mrs. Walter Lawhorn $5.00 cash, Tillman of the subcommittee asked real home we have had hers. As I formerly of Coquille, which was ru­ terms to suit. Inquire of C. A
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needles for too sawing machine and each witness as to whether the coun­ write, I am sitting in a large wicker mored to take pace at Portland last Pendleton.
two pain of sdasurm, for which we ties should be preferred in a division chair before a wonderfully large flra- Saturday has been indefinitely post­
of the proceeds. If the committee
poned. Mr. Darts is with the U- S.
cosKludes that it is only possible to
forces at Vancouver barracks. After
talking their plana over with their
folks, the young people decided on
the postponement.—Coos Bay Times.
drama. 8ounds real American-like
McG«c Mine Is Sold.
doesn’t H? This is the first Y. M. C. Report
has it that the McGee coal
A. building that I have seen la any of mine at Riverton
has bean bought by
the camp«, either in the U. S. or in the Portland Cement
Is
France. Thera are two large rooms. looking for cheaper fuel Co„ than which
the
oil
One with a fire-place in one end and
bean using in its Oswego plant
n canteen in the other, this room be­ it If has
the
sale goes through, and the Eu­
ing fixed up for writing. The other reka mine
isn’t put into commission,
room is the same sise and is fixed up it’s a question
the people of
for entertainments. Our barracks by Coquille will burn whether
much coal next win-
PrmctiesUy everybody in CoquOle
who has a car waa over on the North
Fork last Sunday.
Bergmann Shoe