The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., September 06, 1918, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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of
The
for are
the
aay last
LUJeqvist,
of Marshfield,
Mrs. L. A.
of Dora,
M
Portland,
to
the
of
the
taking
in
ball
the after-
Cooa
Word
that he
Vacatíoo
and the
to
the
DAYS.
Of
September 9 is the opening day
of school aad we wish to
that we are ready for it M with
a larve
1
'
J
stock of
in
Ford
«t.
Jli* .r
School Books and School Supplies
Norris, who had spent U s faut U rss
months and a half in Morey Hospital, the military precision and general
fsèhii u im an operation. Though still soldierly appearance af the men were
R is i
a
revelation
to
him.
in
indadinffeR splendid line of TAB­
Nor was he at all back war! in com­
is slowly gaining strength.
mending the Coquille Honor Ooard in
LETS, PENS, PENCILS, ETC.
tho highest tom e for the splendid drill
United States WUI Say.
exhibited under the command of
Mrs. Jack
00
Ws find the requirem ents of the they
Li
oat
C. Goto. This part of tho
Coquille
United States government in regard program H. was
an aya-openar to that
W Barker
to the stops to bo token by weekly part of the crowd
had norer
newspapers to reduce the consump­ soon thorn at drill and which
they
surpassed
of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Hampton, pro­ tion of paint paper differently stated ell previous efforts end surprised
prietors of the Central HoteL—Coos in different reports, end ao will make their friends from Coquille who have
no announcement to our subscribers kept watch of their progress, whan
Bay Timas.
have something official. If thoy went through the various man­
County Agent Smith says that not­ until of we
the domanda is that no credit in euvers
a watch-like precision end
withstanding the lack of rain this year one
of 90 days can be given, that is, brought with prolonged
applause end
is making a pretty good crap, excess
publisher can only send the paper cheers from tho spectators.
s the g rand was wall prepared, the
months after the U hm paid for, Tho two Marshfield companies pro­
ing was dona early aad raKiva- three
it wil only anticipate e little the rule vided
dinner and supper for tho visit­
was
properly
attended
to.
the Sentinel has been propoilng to put ing gunrdmen
Mrs. J. L. Smith is enjoying a visit
end et 7 o’clock served
C. Chose has forwarded to Port- in operation. Subscribers whose e sumptuous bnaquent
ram lrar panata, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
tho oAcers
to enlist in the dates ara in 1917—and wa are happy present at the Chandler to hotel.
of
for ae- to aay they are few and rapidly grow­ At the officers’ meetl'.g in the Milli-
above the new draft ing fewer—will shortly ho dropped. coma
et 5:S0 H was de­
age such enlistment is permitted and During tho year 1*19 our plan con­ cided to Club form rooms
two
in Coos
he la hoping to see service in France. templated gradually dropping all county, Myrtle Point, battalions
Powers
and
Co-
The Inst dance of the season at the those dated 1918, so that by January quille being one r.nd Marshfield’s two
astime Pavilion will beheld tomorrow 1,1920, no Sentinels would ho sent out companies and North Bond edbstitut-
(Saturday) evening. After that the that ware not paid for. If we have to ing the other. It was loft to tho
equipment will be removed to town. get busy sooner along this line, there Bun don officers to decide which battal-
bo an extra inducement for com­
Refreshments, a good floor, good win
plying with the rale, for next year's elected to Join forces with the Bay
luaic aad a good time ora gueren,- Sentinel
will cost less if paid for be­ companies. CapL W. 8. Wells, of
fore
Jan.
We would prefer to Bandon, was elected Majcr of that
Owan Rackleff, of Parkersburg, has be allowed 1,1919.
to
follow
our own plans; bnttalipn. The election of a Major for
been in Mercy hospital having tha sil­ but if it Is going to help
in tho least tho valley battalion was postponed un­
ver plate that covers a break in his
til next Friday whan Urn officers of
A blow on the head
it. This was very much
Myrtle Paint and make their selection.
like lightning striking twice in the
Taken altogether it wrs a vary
creditable appearance tho Guard mad#
TUa weak Treasurer Dimmiek is-
and one which has influenced a num­
oee a call for all county warranto on
ber of mon to cdhsidar «moriating
tha gaaoral fund drawn prior to Jan.
1, 1917. This leaves tha county only
21 months short of being on a
got n year n
GRASS SEEDS.
to it in tea past two months,
Italian Bye grasa, English Rya
At tea regular mooting of the City
giaas, Orchard grasa. Rod Clover,
Council Inst Tuesday evening,
White Clover, Alsyke, Vetch at THE
went Mayor E. R. Jo
BUSY
CORNER.
J. S. Lawrence and City At­
Salvation Army Sunday.
torney Stanley—but not a single
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
It has been decided that Sunday,
liman showed up—and it la
„ ,i. „■
September 16th, shall bo Salvation
rken the naxt meeting will bo
Highway
Chaatrattlaa.
Cooa County,
Army Sunday in the churches, and
Dr. F. G. Bunch, of Powen
Oregon.
tho
request
goes
forth
that
the
min­
aa tha rank of lieutenant In tha
Sealed bide for the macadamising
isters throughout tho state In their
United States service, has boon called
of
a portion of tho Empire-Sunset Bay
services
on
this
day
aay
something
to the colors and passed through here
about
tho
wonderful
work
tho-Salva­
Hoad
in Empire, in Cooa County,
early yesterday morning on his way to
tion
Army
is
doing
and
mention
tho
Oregon,
will be. received by the County
the front. Hio cousin. Miss teas F.
drive
to
the
people,
which
really
opens
Court
of
said County at its «Acs in
at tho depot to greet him.
on that day.
the Court House, Coquille, Oregon,
until 10:00 A. M. Sept. 14th, 1918.
from Dr. G. Earl Low last
No bid will be considered unless ae-
night, «written at Camp Upton
Com B ay Alwaya Lande.
Friday
mpanied
by cash, bidder’s bond, or
ti ;fr> . r*. • * _»
on the ova of his
Cooa Bay shipments of fir and
certified
check
for aa aaeoen. equal to
porters for France, states that ho la
wood.
sprose lumber by boato duriag thè
at
least
6
par
cant, of tho total
in tha Evacuation Hospital unit No.
last two weeks of August amounted to
J. 8.
aount of tha bid.
21, tho creek unit of that embarka-
4,301,000
feet.
This
was
far
ahaad
of
A corporate surety bead will be re-
He wishes to bo remembered to
tho aasount shipped frani any othor
whore C
qtirad for tha faithful performance of
all his friends.
-
pori
in
tho
Pacific
Nerthwmt,
Aber­
tien on arm ha cut so badly last
tho contract in n sum equal to one-
deen Corning soeond with 2,750,000
Five carloads of cattle wore shipped
April.
half tha total amount of tha bid. .
i a#
fooC
out of bore last Sunday morning. Two
Proposal Monks aad full informa­
Mrs. Genevieve Folsom, state i of cattle and one of calves belonged to
ie /^
tion for bidders may bo obtained at
crai ting office of the Y. W. C. A^ wil» L. P. Branstattar, while Sheriff W. W.
U rn L iberty Loan C om m ittee.
i office of too County Clerk of said
ho in the county on tho 9th test. Tho Gage and Lao J. Cary had one car
County,
or a t tha Office of too Rond-
The
precinct
chairmen
for
the
date of her arrival in Coquille la not
They got tha stock on to the
istar,
in
tho Court House, Coquille,
Fourth
Liberty
Loan
in
this
county
yot announced.
market Tuesday morning aad all three
Oregon.
were
appointed
at
Marshfield
Tuesday
Plans X&d apodficationa and forma
and are as follows:
who last nigit lifted a returned home Wednesday.
of contract may bo soya at the asms
C. A. Smith, North Bond; Glen Ro­
Naxt Saturday, Sept. 18, Candida tee
ace or may bo obtained upon the
selle, Empire; Chas. St. Dennis, Lake­
for the poeitioa of poetmaster at Pros­
poeit of $16.00.
side; Ben Chandler, Marshfield, Loo
per will be given a civil service
Tho right iq, reserved to reject any
J. Cary, Coquille; R. A. Annin, Myr­
amination at Coquille. Only appli­
or all proposals or to aeeopt tho pro­
tle Point; R. H. Rosa, Bandon; E. J.
cants within tha territory served by
posal or proposals doomed best for
U>ney, P im i.
the Prosper postoffice will bo eligible.
said County.
Duriag tha last fiscal year tha
COUNTY COURT OF
msatiou of the Prosper pom
Honor Girls at Bandon.
0008 COUNTY.
aa 82S8.
Mis Lila Dobell, state leader of the
About
That
Wrist
Watch.
JaaMe
Watson,
Girls’ Honor Guard, last Wednesday adias. If you have an old hunti
T. M. Stover, of the Myrtle
County Judge.
organised an Honor Guard at Bandon
section, was a Sentinel caller the first
O.
<1.
id
watch
and
wish
n
WRIST
wat
with tho following officers:
of the week. Ho has bean in about all
Co«ntv i
a to my «tore and I trill «how yon
Local leader, Mrs. Ethel Kranich;
the states ef the Union and has visited
Archie Philip,
H
can
ho
done.
I
will
show
yon
all parts of the world. Including Ha­
County i
in a fow minutes how your old wat
waii, Australia and New Eos land, and
Attest:
«HI
make
a
nice
wriat
watch,
and
his verdict is that "the Coquille Val­
L. W. Oddy,.
y cnees you will have a bott
ley is hard to beat.’* Mora money,
A
County Clerk.
*
watch
than
you
can
buy,
(unle
he thinks, can ha made in some other
Coquille,
Oregon,
September
6th, 1918.
you
pay
a
eonaidersbie
earn.)
Coil
at
places, but not where any one can en­
Jewelry
«tore
and
let
me
joy ao good health.
tow tola is dona, Tha
it la light.
V. R. Wilson, Watchmaker,
Coquille, Oregon.
PRUNES PRUNES PRUNES!
Mr
Mrs.
Philpott, of
lest Vaises ia Tablets
School Books Strictly Cash
Knowlton’s^DrugiStore
Special this week at
THE
LADIES
BAZAAR
Amoskeag Utility Dress Gingham, regular OQg»
86c values, special_______ ____ ______
Peggy Cloth—for Boys’ Blouses and Romp- OCT-»
era, regular 40c values, special.............. OOC
The Hobt. Tyrrell place r.t Arago,
Shur-On SC*
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