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About The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1917-1921 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1918)
ì M ì fa * to bara r t imM ’ to liv « groceries silo F. MeNair y w T ai « » * ; For Fresh Groceries I am Headquarters J the Mrs. L. F. Yarbrough, o f parents, visiting Ward, for the Mrs. : YOURS FOR A SQUARE DEAL «S T I r '■ ■ d m * «, ----- I j --- rnaamm Thursday evsuing. Mrs. J. B. Campbell left Ms —i B. LYONS Christmas jffW T. U. Mrs. F. G. Mr. vis- Grami Ford, c. a to » Monday. I Tuosday i 0 .0 . Portland sn H M V iV C 'i* . ♦ '*4 ' • '£ Y O U K N O W the fate of the children o f Belgium and Northern France. ■ ’ ■! Happier “ Over There” Send y o « r g ift s in tim o to reach PIPES him hy C h ristm as. RAZORS It is n ot to s ea rly worn. STATIONERY ■ m aths fa r m ail to o $ a I t takes the oeeen aad roa ch y e a r b o y a t dm • TOILET Powers Saturday to a organisation. An Odd Fellows’ lodge Frank Hands h, at Gravel Ford, as shopping in Myrtle Point « d u day. y,* R M n. Alby and Mrs. mad Tuesday from Gamp boro they han boya who afe ia Mr. and Mra. Freak MiBsr aad sea, Edwin, o f Coquflte, were bora viaHtng ARTICLES FLASHLIGHTS T o ataks s o re tk o t k o WATCHES PURSE8 y e a r rom em braaceo ta fo o d con CARD CASES tim ar fa r y o « d ition , w o w M b o glad to p ock * ETC. ETC. FREE O F C H A R G E . A complete line of Useful and Acceptable Gifts RJBRMAN’S PHARMACY C O y i'I I .L E , ORKOON THE COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL ^ a*, v 4/ * an i THE OREGON FARMER For one year in advance $ 1.65 , "la ■ f c u r :./■ - ì, . ,, \ ! _ ' '*71 ■pti % ■' ' hj ■ W* s , f. 1 1 * -tjV v :v W a r Em ergency C ou rt« an d Certificate Oregon Normal Sthool m ¿ t ' u m $ i '■ ^ 1 :V , C. C. Chitar to Mrs. Jim Hayes aad Frank Neal, ware ia to Ifr. aad Mra. Patrick Gsansy, Gaylord wore in town Wednesday, Mr. Geaney going on to Marshfield on isineaa and returning on the after- ion train. Mra Frank Spencer retained from Gamp Lewis Wednesday where' aha « bean visiting her brother. Mra. Ban 8hull, who hai bean visit ing bar sick son at Camp Lewis, re turned home Wednesday. The Myrtle Point Homo Gaerd pre sented their formar captain, George f . T oik *>, with, a fine traveling bag in appreciation of bis ''services. «■ ■■ W. L. Berry want to Powers on business ThurOday. ' •> 1 Dr. Leap, of tUs city, ia vary sick. Ha is in the hospital at Banden. Mrs. J. M. Wagner, of Braadbont, was operated on for appendicitis Wed nesday She is doing nicely. C. A. Parker, the oil man, was in town Sunday. Dr. Clarke was in Cequilte Wednes day assisting Dr. Richmond in an op eration. The Red Cross is busy making clothes for ths Belgians. LHtlA weal dresses for the girls and house dresses for ths women. Dr. Clarks reports a typhoid fever case from drinking river water. The patient’s name ia George Reageon. Mr. aad Mrs. Bert Allen’s son, Iks, has bean very sick at Camp Lsw- ls»ls reported bettor. - H. fc. Folsom, from Cooe Bay, made a business trip to our city Wednes- day. R. A. Waterman, of Bancroft, was in town receiving medical attention Wednesday. W. Cassady, from Medford, made a business trip here Wednesday. F. Van Guide, o f Power«, was in town Wednesday on business. C««P«r MiHer. o f Bridge, was in town on business Wednesday. JaA Ca ray, of Powers, was fat town on business Wednesday. W. H. Cook«, o f Portland, mad« a business trip to Myrtle Point T W day. r George Larson, o f Marshfield, was in town on business Tuesday. W. C. Best wick, at Broad bent, was h - W y rTftnriii Protect your ow n children from a like fate. Our soldiers are ready to fight for them - - to die for them - - t® make the world a fit place for childremto live in. ’■ • —* — ™l i i If you can’t fight, support those w ho can. * l* * 5-' rl à gi 4 \SW n j ■ K t i Any Bank WIH H elp Y ou BST4 1 km f ■ ’ P orth u id M arket R ep ort. Portland, Oct. 8 -2 0 0 head of cattle wore received at the North Portland Slock Tarda over night, Monday MOO head. * The cattle market has recov ered from its demoralised condition at last weak and all grades are selling steady at following quotations: Prime steers $12.00-18.00; Good to choice steers $11.00-12.00; medium to good steers $9.78-1140; fair to medium steers $848-046; common te jfair steers $840-8.00; choice cows A fibif- ers $840-8.00; medium to fA d cows A heifers, $8.00-748; M r to medium sows A heifers $0.00-«.00; canners $$40-4.00; bulla $8.00*740; calves $8.00-1240; stoekers A feeders $6.00- 640. ‘ ' The new arrivals in ths hog allays aver night was 600 head. Monday 2460. The market Buffered a decline yesterday of 26 cents and as a conse quence trading today is,slow and has an undertone of weakness. Quota tions: Prime mjxed $1948-1840; med ium mixed $11.78-19.00; rough heaviee $1748-1740; pigs $16.60-1640; bulk $18.76-19.00« With a nominal run at sheep and lambe over night the mutton market remains stationery at quotations as follows: Prime lambs $1240-14.00; fair ta medium lambs $840-11.00; yearlings $10.00-1140; wethers $9.00- 1040; awes $640-9.00. If your chiloren ara tu b i«', lo crono rt n botti« o f Chambc-fsin’s Cough •medy, and wken thè sttaek cornea i be caroful to folhw thè plrin print- | diroctiens. Yoa will be surprisad thè qnick rqllef whieh it affords. Stone ia the natural mother of a Melcana Clara Conwny, who is of the age of fp e u yean, 8. Conway, from whom r waa divorced in Aug. 1918, ia her natural father. That said child resides with your petitioners in said county aad state and has bean in the sole cars and con trol and custody of, and mainly sup ported by your petitioner, Bertha Clare Stone, since August, 1918. That your petitioners are able and willing to properly educate, bring up and sup port said child and desire to adopt aa their own and to have bar name aged to Maleena Clara Stone, aad year petitioner, Bertha Clare Stone hiPeby expressly consents to such adoption aad change of Th»‘ the present place of residence aad Post Office add: aa S. Conway, is Ji Wherefore our petitioners pray that they be allowed to adopt said child as and that her name be an Maleena Clara Conway, to Maleena Clara Stone. That a time a fixed for the hearing this pttition and that notice thereof be maa S. Conway, accord ing to law. (Signed) Ben E. Stone, Petitioner. (Signed) Bertha Clara Stone, Pet»- WofT, Geo. Watkins, A tt’y for Petitioners, ssiding at Marshfield, Ora. State of Oregon, Cooo County, Wo, Bon E. Stone and Bertha Clara lone, the petitim bj»ipg duly sworn a and herself, that the foregoia* peti tion is trim as they verily believe. (Signed) Boa E. Stone. (Signed) Bertha Clara St ad sworn to boforo am on this, the 24th day o f September, 1918. , , Goo, Watkins. (Soal) Notary Public for Oregon. My M a a H m «.rfrm Nov. 1st, M l Chang« o f N a m at a Minor Child, M«le«na Clara Conway. Order. Now on thla day in presented the petition o f Ban B. Stono and Bertlia Clara Stone, hia wtfe, both inhabitant* of Cooe County, Oregon, asking an order of the Court permitting them to adopt Melcena Clare Conway, a daughter o f the laet named petitioner, ■aid child being o f the age of 7 years, by a former marriage with ona Thomas S. Conway, who ia the natur al father of said child, aad changing the name o f said child to Melee na Claru Stone. That the father of said child has not consented to said adoption or change of name in writing. It is therefore ordered that Decem ber 7th, 1018, at the County Court room in the County Court House in the City of Coquill«, Cooa County, Oregon, at the hour o f 10 o’clock A. M. of said day be anff it is hereby ap pointed as the time and place o f hear- It is further ordered that a copy of said petition and this order bs per sonally served upon the said Thomas 8. Con why, if found within the State of ' c(ron; if not so found, then to r* published ia the Coquillo Valley Sen tinel, a newspaper printed In said County and Bute, for throe succes sive weeks and a copy thereof sent, peotago prepaid to mid Thomas 8. Conway at Junaeu, Alaska. ’ Dated this 9th day o f Oct., 1918. (Signed) James Watson, ; „ Cooa County F T I horaby certify that 1 have com pared the above and foregoing peti tion and order with the originals an 1 they era true copies o f such originals and o f the whole thereof. Dated this 9th day o f Oct., 1918 L. W. Oddy. The IN THE COCJNTW COURT OF FOE “ «• fa » ««P-y to n ' '.Sfi J m k Buy /L i. Á .'íí s " ; j ■ j i j