The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., March 07, 1919, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

TMB COQUILLE TALLET SKNIW EL, COQOUILLB, OKBGON. FRIDAY, MARCS T, 1010.
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to the work neon
re to much to be
«spend to the «nil, end every -
to cun do so to arged to give
to the work.
Big Reduction Side
The sow work we ere just
lancing is undergarments for Franco
nd Belgian children—notho
the netie» this is sowing th at s l­
iest every women can do.
We have on hand a varied assortm ent of odds and
ends le ft from the Dry Goods stock we form erly car­
ried which we have m arked a t [»rices never heard of
before. The stock is not large but if we have w hat
you w ant you can save a considerable by buying here.
. The list include*
Also, we have received a lr rge skip-
isat of yam, and herewith appeal to
I the knitters to get busy once more.
Not socks nor sweeter* this time—ask
| Mrs. Lawrence.
W* Rave Just finished 48 refuge*
Oman's drosses, and M convalescent
I robes for our own invalid soldiers in
|tho U. 8.
McKinley auxiliary, the over feith-
I ful, haa cent in a splendid shipment—
I IB refuge* women’s drees**. This
auxiliary is to be commended not only
for their untiring efforts but the very
(excellent work contributed by thorn.
M en’s W hite D ress Shirts
M en’s Caps
B oys’ S h irts
B oys’ Men’s and L adies’ R ubbers
B oys’ S h oes
L adies’ Shoes
* R ibbons
\ Insertion
Em broidery C orsets
•Sitkum auxiliary, too, is deserving
(of much praise. While not so large
in numbers aa sotoe of the others,
is second to non* in workmanship.
We received a shipment of women’s
| house dresses from the Sitkum ladies.
Riverton auxiliary 7
and m any o th er articles you cannot afiord to pass up
W. H. LYONS
Speaking of excellent sewers, faith-
|ful workers, etc., ritfht here the Hon­
or Guard girbi come in for a banner.
| These girls certainly demonstrated
what they could do when they
I plated ten layettes for tho Belgian
| babies. The work on these dainty lit­
tle garment* was beautifully done,
under the competent guidance of Mes-
I dames Hamden end Bra ns tetter
Thee* girls are assisting in the Red
Cross sewing now, meeting each
(Thursday evening with Mrs. Bran
tetter in charge.
Pious ¿51
Coquille
TO ADD
GREATLY TO THE ENJOYMENT
OF YOUR BATH
Mote workers are needed on Friday
afternoon. Mrs. A. T. Morrison is in
charge on this day, Mrs. George Lor
(ens having had to give up tho chair
m of leaving the city.
(Sot com* Friday if you haven’t planned
| on any other day.
THE
KLEN ZO
The President haa been having
rather more than her share of duties
when it comes to chopping the wood
to keep the “Red Cross fires burning”
and besides eh* haa a sore finger
from a mis-hit maybe, and eh* would
very much appreciate K if some of the
|boya would lend a hand in this. Let’s
a greet it to our sons.
BATH SHRAY
. is invaluable to any bath room.
By its use you may enjoy the health-bringing
vigor of the morning shower, you may enjoy
a stimulating body massage and the hot
needle spray. It is particularly valuable in
washing women’s scalp and hair.
DO HELP withAhe Red Cross'__
ing or knitting or both. Don’t let any
W ing stand between you and yoqr
(duty in the m atter—personalities and
| animosities Ju t ve no place here—I t is
Petty in the extreme to be influenced
by such. If you have a grievance or
fancy you have, forget it, nobody
cares anything about it—we haven’t
time for such things, we need to
WORK, so everybody help.
New Stock Molasses
Best New Orleans
. Bre’r Rabbit Gold Label Brand
Quarts, Half Gallons and Gallons
Ask for the GOLD LABEL
Early Seed Potatoei
Seed Oats
Barley
.V etch
a
Grass Seeds*
Clover Seeds
Early Rose
W hite Prize Taker
Earliest of All ..
Red Prize Taker
Fancy Selected Seed
Fancy Groceries
American Wonder
Little Gem
Strategem
Tafl Telephone
Gradus
Turnip Seed
Onion Seed and
Onion Sets
Silver Thistle
Olives
Heinz Baked Beans •
15c
A good one—Try
Pure Fruit Jelly
Orange
Marmalade
20c per glass
Seed Peas
again in stock
Heinz Bottled Vinegar
Malt, W hite Pickling Pure Ap­
ple Cider - - 20c Bottle*
Best for Salads
Pint Cans 30c
Bulk 2 5 c Pint
Silver Thistle Syrup in bulk, per gallon, $ 1 .3 5
Bring your container and save 25c.
* . $1.60 in cans.
T his grade sells at
The Busy C om er
2 Phones—691
United States Pood Administration—License No. G 46545
What the State Will Do For Ua Hoots Acates Doria« Sienas
A COLD WEATHER WARNING
Everyone who haa ever hunted CeageaHag Oils
agates on the beach will read the fol­
“Hard cranking and sluggishness of
lowing story which we clip from the
t
*
Coo* Bay Time* with interest. Our the motor to cold weather usually in­
Add a Klenzo Bath Spray to your bath room.
own collecting began on the banks «I dicate* a sarjoua condition to the mo­
the Mississippi a t Oquawka, Illinois, tor due to the us* of a poor cold test
You will wonder how you did without i t ::
oil, on* th at congeals or thickens end
in the seventies.
i
dee* not lubricate eorectly to cold
The Myrtle Poiat-Roseburg- rood
Lower East Fork Notes.
Gathering agates is every bit ad weather,” said Mr. A. B. Campbell, of
will be improved from funds derived
Margaret Hamish, who is attend from th* new $10,000,000 bond bill fascinating as collecting other prec­ the Standard Oil Company yesterday.
COQUILLE. OREGON
“A poor cold test oil will not flow
Jtog Myrtle Point high school, spent just passed by the legislature. This ious stones, says Fred Moore, who
end property lubricate until It has
| the weak end with her parents.
started
on
his
annual
collecting
trip
«sure wee introduced with th*
Santi* Weekly and Add. Huff are emergency clause attached and was Tuesday morning. He will begin his been w arned by the motor running
for torn# fifteen to thirty minutes,
visting relative* on this stream.
enacted into a tow without change. hunt a t Newport, and will walk up
during
which time excessive friction
Mrs.
Wm.
Smith
visited
her
daugh
For
form.
Portland Market Report.
State Engineer Nunn has informed the beach camping a t night.
to present and serious wear takec
tor, Mrs. Mabel Minard, Sunday.
though
it
is
only
S
day's
Journey,
It
is
also
unlawful
for
any
minor
Coos county officials th at he expects
Portland, Or*., Mar. 8, 1919—Cat-
Mr*. Arthur.M ereen and daughter, to let a contract within 90 days for Mr. Moor* will take a week to make place in the cylinders and bearings.
tis receipts today total around 1600 under the age of eighteen years to Marjorie, visited with relatives
'Motorists can avoid this danger
this work. Th* improvement will be the trip, sometimes not ssA ng more
heed, everything selling readily on a smoke or in any way u&a any cigar, Myrtle Point th* past week.
*»d annoyance by using Zeroline
than three mileo ird ay . >
cigarettes
or
tobacco
in
any
form
In
s
pavement
deemed
best
for
th*
rood
steady market a t following quota­
Friday evening, while Luke Shook end cheapest for the state.
The stormy weather is the beet tn which is refined from California crude
any public highway, street, place,
tions:
wo* cutting wood, th* axe glanced,
which
to hunt for agates, as ths wind of the naphthene series. This oil has
or
resort.
If
the
state
undertakes
to
pave
the
Best steers $18.60-18.60; good to
striking his left wrist cutting it road to Roaeburg it means that th* and tide scoop up the sand from the a natural taro cold teat because It
Our
oaths
of
office
require
up
to
choic* steers $11.76-12.76; medium to
about half off. Dr. d a rk # woe Imme roed will be closed for e t least two agate beds and leave them -rpmii contain* no parafln* to congeal a t low
good steers $10.76-11.76; fair to good enforce this lew, end it is our inten­
I t keeps the motor
diataly called and found it necessary years, for it is estimated that it will In the summer the tides are more gen­ temperature.
tion
to
do
so.
steers $860-10.76; common to fair
flexible
and
easy
to turn over during
to
keep
him
under
en
anaesthetic
for
tle
and
soon
cover
the
beds
with
sand.
! W. W. Gag*, Sheriff.
require at toast two seasons to com­
■tears $8.60-8.60; choice cows end
nearly three hoars in order to get the plete the work. For that reason
cold weather and toauros correct lu­
Last
winter
Mr.
Moor*
mad*
the
A.
L.
Nosier,
Constable.
heifers $8.76-8.76; medium to good
wound properly cared for. It will be Douglas and Coos county officials same trip, taking a little over a week. brication of tho automobile right from
A. P. Miller, Marshal.
cows and heifers $6.00-7.00; cannera
necessary for Luke to remain to town ha vs favored s plan to put the Bi
He collected over 18,000 worth of the start,”
John
"A.
Jackson,
$8.50-6.00; bull* $6.00-8.60; calves
f°r eeveral days to be under th* doc­ ter Valley or old Coo* Bey Wi
M
ates, he says, but could not get
Night
Marshal.
$950-14.60; stoekere end feeders $7.-
tor’s ear*.
pkem
all ground down. The weather
C.
A.
Gage,
Roed to shape for traffic. These
00 - 10.00
Pleasant Hill is wanting a teacher
Deputy Sheriff.
ciala plan paying for th* improvement ■was not stormy this winter, and work
There is s fairly good run of hog*
Billy Huff and Guy Wilbarger have
H. W. Dunham,
with money taken from the income to was pleasant
in tho yards today, the market open
™nt*d
Swan’s place and Mr. Huff be derived from th* bock taxes which
The agate beds are usually in a wet
i
Probation
Officer.
ed briskly selling a t the following
moved his family up last week.
and
slimy condition, the tide coming
pricee:
*
Will be paid into the treasury by th*
] Dma Bunch, from McKinley, vis­
Bed Taste in Your Mouth
government.
It to estimated that up over them, often just when a rare
Prime mixed $17.26-17.60; medium
ited with relatives e t Gravel Ford
thee* funds will pay off all indebted­ and beautiful specimen is coming to
mixed $17.00-17.26; rough heavies
When you have a bad taste tn your few days tost week.
Slipping on patches of sea
ness in Coos county and leave a bal lig h t
$15.25-16.26; pigs $14.00-16.00; bulk mouth you may know that your di­
gestion is faulty. A dose of Cham­
weed and getting drenched to the
of sales $17.26.
anc*
sufficiently
large
to
take
cere
of
berlain’s Tablets will usually correct
skin is only part of the day's stren­
Was Killed By a Snag
Sheep receipts over Sunday 1800 the disorder. They also cnuse a gen­
the road.
uous work for the agate hunter.
heed, the market opened strong with tle movement of the bowels.
The
plan
to
to
pat
th*
road
on
a
You
The people of this community
will And this to be one of the best
a good demand. Quotations follow:
flve per cent grade, gravel it th* en­
medecines you have ever become ac­
tire length making, it a roed th at con
Prime lambs $16.00-16.00; fair to quainted with.
be used the year round. If th* state
medium lambs $18.00-14.00; yearlings
goes ahead with the Myrtle Point
$10.00-11.00; wethers $9.00-10.00;
ewes, $6.60-9.00.
dentally klled in the June* logging canyon improvement, the Brewstar
th eu n - ea« ,,. Mr. Wilson hod been engaged valley rood will be the ' only outlet
H in te d ta falling timber for the R i g o r s Coo* county people will have, end It
CIGARETTES
Aims«-1 Lumber company and when he met was for th e purpose of taking cor*
Kronen-1 hi* death was cutting a snag which of this traffic os well as spending the
Notice to Dealers and Miners
persons was holding back a log. Before doing tax money on the roads from which it
It has come to our knowledge that
E»tat# I this he mad* the remark that the
was derived that prompted th* Coun­
numerous minors have geen smoking
,*r *
lo* * * • >yin« H was endangering ty Court of these two counties to fa­
cigarette* end that numerous dealers
i T ▼•ri- the lives of the men who were work- vor th* plan.
have been selling cigarettes to min­
ouchers I ing the#*.
With this idee in view
Douglas county officials have
or*.
^ t h e | h e begM chopping aw*y a t the snsg! agreed to expend their entire shore
of this tax money on their end of the
Tliis is unlawful and the penalties
roed, which seemed more than fair to
for violation of this lew are by fines
ranging from $6.00 to $600.00, or by
Coos county.
imprisonment in th* county jail.
With all this road improvement go­
ing on in the county, labor will b*
It is also unlawful to sell, barter,
assisted materially which after all is
tfsds, give or furnish to any minor
on* of th* principal srguments$used goods,
under eighteen years of age any to­
th* legislature to get th* rood
bacco, cigars or cigarette* to any
Celllnf Canto, 100 1er fUM.
Her* U whet the Coo* Bay Harbor
haa to eay about etate road work i*
this county during the proeent year,
in addition to the paving the road ba-
tween Coquille and Marshfield aa far
as Cedar Point:
FUORMAN’S PHARMACY
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