The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., January 31, 1919, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

T U COQUILLE VALLET SENTINEL, COQOUILLE. OREGON. R ID A T, JANUARY SL U lt.
We have on hand a varied assortment of odds and
ends left from the Dry Goods stock we formerly car­
ried which we have marked at prices never heard of
before. The stock is not large but if we have what
you want you can save a considerable by buying here.
The list includes
Men’s White Dress Shirts
Men’s Caps
Boys’ Shirts
Boys’ Men’s and Ladies’ Rubbers
Boys’ Shoes
Ladies’ Shoes
Ribbons
Insertion
Embroidery Corsets
and many other articles you cannot afiord to-pass np
When Sickness Comes
«dnaU (« of tho h—mi ful day Sun­
day and want visiting.
L M. Weokly aaJ Arthur Crosby
butchered a nice buncn of eight Yat
hogs Tuesday for Nick Johnson and
took tLam to Myrtle Point Wednesday
to bo shipped to Coquille.
family visited at tha home of Lloyd
T aallioiman Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivorson visited their
dauhgtar, Mrs. Arthur Crosby, a few
days last week.
Wm. Smith is putting a wire fane«
around his hill pasturo.
Mrs. W. H. Bunch and daughter,
Irma, were guests of Mrs. Marey
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Summerlin had
business in Myrtle Point Monday.
Clauds Krants ia a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Barklow this week.
They went to Coquille Tuesday in his
car, but found the roads rather bad
for the car.
Reuben and Bertha Cotton visited
over night at tha Vogal home on Elk
Creek last weak. Mr. Vogal 1s quite
bad with cancer of the stomach. His
son, Carl, and daughter, Bertha, are
caring for him while Mrs. Vogal is in
Coquille under the doctoi ’a care.
Miaa Hedwig Harnish, the Shiloh
teacher, has been quite sick with ton­
silitis the past two weeks, but was
able to go back to her school work
again Monday.
|Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. T. Summerlin were guests
of Mrs. Mabel Minard Sunday.
Arthur Crosby made a trip to Myr­
tle Point Monday.
Leo Weekly has his tVo silos and
part of tho roof of his barn blown
down by the severe windstorms.
McKinley Notes.
Aft oar Bed
Bulk Garden Seeds
American Wonder Peas
Little Gem Peas —
Stratagem Peas
Tall Telephone Peas
Gradus Peas
Onion Sets
White Seed Oats
Vetch
Italian Rye Grass
English Rye Grass
Red Clover
White Clover
Alsyke
Red Top
is a bargain at the present time. Better se­
cure what you need while we have this stock
For a few days in dozen lots
Peaches, No. 2 1-2 cans at $1.95 per dozen
Cross this week we had
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a larger atendance than for several
it calls for unusual articles
weeka, even though it stormed con­
and needs. The Rexall
tinuously all day. Those present were
Mesdames Lee MasJ, Anna Wilcox,
Store has given painstaking
Bea La whom, L. A. Lajwhorne, Wm.
Forbes, W. H. Bunch, Chas. King, El­
attention to these demands
mer King, Arthur Brown, Geo. Glenn,
Alva Brown and Misses Mildred Mast
and is equipped to supply
and Mabel Wilcox.
every urtkle your physician
We pressed twelve garments and
packed them ready for shipment We
had more completed but had but one
doxen labels sent us so could not ship
them now.
Realizing that upon the pre­
Arthur Brown returned home from
scription may depend the
Camas Valley Tuesday. Ha reported
hie father somewhat better.
2 Phones-—691
United States Food Administration—License No. G 46545
patient's recovery, we use
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Wilcox visited
at
Geo.
Glenn’s
Sunday.
only highest purity, potent
Herbert Frye from Camp Aberdeen
has been honorably discharged and is
drugs and chemicals and
here visiting his sister, Mrs. Glenn. New Cases la Circuit Court.
Log running has been the main
have adopted a system of
25—Merchant Land Company
feature of business st McKinley for vs. Jan!
Alva
Doll, executor of the estate
checking that makes error
the past week. McCarthy took most of E. C. Pigott,
and the heirs and de­
of his out AaSsna’ were behind, so visee of E. C. Pigott,
impossible in our prescrip­
did not succeed as well for the water Jan. 27— L. D. Smith deceased.
can still be found here if you come quick; but the
vs. John P.
M l so fast, leaving a good many on Tupper, Jessie Tupper Perkins
tion room.
and
50 per cent cut on these odds and ends has result­
the banks.
.
Kenneth
Perkins,
Agnes
Tupper
Hsd-
The high wind last week took out
ed in a material reduction of our surplus.
and John Doe Had sail, Lola Tup­
our telephone line in a good many ssll
per
and
William
Roe,
her
husband,
place« and aa the company does not John W. Tupper and wife, Martha A.
TXm ül a x c l t A i
Gravy Boats...........................................25c
employ any one in the neighborhood Gilmore
COQUILLE, OREGON
and
John
Gilmore,
her
hua-
Sugar Bowls............... ................ V.— AOc
to attend to it we are cut off from bimd, the unknown heirs of Martha A.
Pie Plates, per set................... .40c to 65c
outside communications, just when we Tupper and B. F. Tupper, deceased,
Vegetable
Dishes....................20c to 50c
Alice
Robertson
Campbell
and
Wal­
Berta Laird from Sitkum visited ler L. Robertson, the unknown heirs
.......................................16« to 36«
over Sunday at W. H. Bunch’s.
John C. Robertson, deceased, M.
Cake
Plates...............................
25«
Mrs. Wm. Mast is visiting with of
H. Jones and his unknown heirs, the
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. King. Santa
B ow ls..............................i5c
Railroad company et al.
Mrs. Hansen has been very sick Jan. Fe 27—Ruth
Mena
Landers
vs.
Pitchers.............................
"
ail .
again and is not much better st the Charles Bell Landers. Suit for di-
present writing.
Maisie Mayse visited Katherine
Brown Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Mast went to Lee Satur­
day to be with her mother, Mrs. D.
MRS. BONNIE WALKER. Prop.
Myers, who is sick.
Probate Court Items
Roily Alford and family went to
Brewster Valley for a few days’ visit Jan. 24 A. K. Peck, of Marshfield,
while McCarthy’s camp is shut down. was appointed administrator of the
During the high wind here at Mc­ estate of Allan M. Dodge. Hit heirs
Carthy’s camp a falling tree struck are Lydia Dodge Vaughn, of Marsh­
George Baker on the leg just below field, a daughter; and Norman H.
the knee and now he ia going on I lodge and Orva M. Dodge, of La
crutches.
Grange, Indiana, son and daughter.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
Under new management
Reviving
the
Recall.
Elmer
King
has
gone
to
Fairview
The estate consists of $600 in real and
STATE OF OREGON, IN AND
to work for Aasen’s.
$100
in
personal
property,
and
the
ap­
A
meeting
of
the
Taxpayers
League
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS will be called by Preaident H. O. Geo. Shepherd expects to commence praisers are Chas. Adams, E. A.
In The Matter Of:
Kern within a few days, it is an­ work at the same place next week. Dodge and P. W. Laird, of Myrtle
Fresh Bread, Cakes and Fancy Pastry
Adam Rusieski, application for nounced, says the Marshfield Record, Arthur Brown has a crew of men at Point.
change of name.
and arrangements will be made to work trying to repair some of the On Wednesday Barbara E. Barnett,
Laird Building
Notice
.
circulate new petitions and renew the damage the timber and high water of Fairview, was appointed adminis­
Coquille, Oregon
Notice is hereby given that on the previous efforts of the organisation to did to the road during the storm.
trator
of
the
estate
of
Thomas
W.
8th day of January, 1919, by order oust the two members of the County Wm. Forbes was on the sick list for Phillips, deceased. The estate con­
and decree, rendered and entered in Court, who are charged with the ex­ several days last week, but is better sists of personal property valued at
NOTICE
the above entitled Court and matter, travagant expenditure of road funds, again.
'•date of tha first publication
$140
and
the
appraisers
are
M.
H.
the name of said applicant Adam unbusinesslike administration of
notice, to-wit; January 24 , A.
Mersey,
J.
8.
Lawrence
and
Lee
Good­
Rusieski, was legally changed to the county affairs and numerous other
man.
The
administrator
ia
the
sole
Hens Fran Arago.
name of Adam Rice, and that the shortcoming^.
L. W. Oddy,
true and legal namo of said applicant If the petitions are run against Rev. W. J. Fenton, the M. E. South heir.
County Clerk
by order and decree of said Court ia Commissioner Philip and County presiding elder, preached at Fishtrap
K
B*
Caughron,
Marriage
Licenses
now Adam Rice, and public notice Judge Wataon it is highly probable church Monday night.
thereof for four consecutive weeks both men will be removed. If cause kfr. and Mrs. Andrew Patrick, of Jan. 24—Watson Draper Short And
n o tic e
from date hereof is hereby given.
upper Fishtrap, welcomed a little son Nellie Metcalf, both of Empire. They
lias
against
either
one,
both
are
to
into
their
home
Jan.
22.
Dated this 23rd day of January, blame. If Jim Watson is to be back­
were married the following day by
’ f ’ * 1 « •"» «tot ti» <m.
1919.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Robison, of Rev. C. L. Hamilton at the home of
» » if T*“ '"1“ ™“ » of ti» Ko-
ed
by
the
interests
It
will
fall.
2t5
W. W. Gage,
Fishtrap, received a little daughter Thomas L. Wasson.
Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon. Pfobably the Record will never re­ into their family Jan. 24.
Jan. 25—Paul Clemaus and Zella
cover from the attack of Watsono- Geo. F. Robison, who has been quite I.acilla Wallace, both of Marshfield.
phobia from which It ia suffering. But ill with quinsy, is reported as slowly They were married the following day
tho recall bee ia always biggest whan improving.
by Rev. E. E. Coulter at his residence.
it ia first hatched and tha attempt to
Jan. 26—Carl Weber, of Dobnar,
Quick C m far Creep.
warm ovor last year’s embers doesn’t
sad
Aubrey Lee Williamson, of Isth­
look very promising.
Watch for the first symptom, mus Inlet. They were married on the
hoarseness and give Chamberlain’s 28th by Rev. J. Edward Blai$ at his
Less than cost at the cannery today. This willl
be your last opportunity to buy peaches anything
like this price for many months. Don’t overlook
this one. Order early—supply is limited.
The Busy Comer
Racket Store
CITY BAKERY
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