The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., March 14, 1919, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

H I COQU1LUI TALLMT
! and Alvin
Due
COQOUILLR.
FR ID A Y . M A R C I 1 4 ,1*1«
OUR LIV E W IRES
DR. KOI
O. W ittjte has
n r at the Dram
f . G. Leans
m U s wife ^md
e latter p art of the » o a th , will
>ve in there.
Baby
Mite f in a le JUlbws, Home D*
stration Agent for Coos county,
called to Corvallis la st Bunds
J . A. Collier went over to the Bay meet s Federal agaat f r a
asnny one
oa business Wednesday.
tan, D. C , a t the college. She
point was reached
wishing to look o n 'w ill bo cknrgod
A. R. Clinton returned Wednesday has a a office in the city hall her*.
to stop sefflng. So if any club mem­
an sdmieslou of fifteen cants,
from a visit to Marshfield.
The 'patrons and patron toon« of the ber has not bean sew by the commit­
Then* boys’ we told about last week
W alter Laird, of Sitkum, was to told a naughty story about getting affair a re: Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Gould, tee,''he should promptly notify J . E.
money from Marshal Miller for their Mr. and Mrs.. J . E. Paulson and Mr. Norton, J . A. Lamb or L. J . Cary of
town Wednesday and Thursday.
his wishes f i r tickets.
own deg. They actually found the and Mrs. J . A. Lamb.
C. L Reigard made a shorn visit to
The date tentatively »elected by the
The proceeds are to go toward pur
money oa the street aad accounted
Coquille Tuesday oa legal business.
fo r its poaoaasloB by fa king that r hasing one of the Victory Loan committee for holding this banquet is
Mrs. Chas. Scroeder, o t Norway, yam .
Bonds. ‘Lot’s b a r f a big crowd and Wednesday, March 26, but it baa no»
been definitely decided upon yet.
was to town for a few hours Monday.
a Jd ly time fo r orery one.
The Arthur Ellingaen family have
The Ladies Aid Society of the Fed­
Ralph Marsters, Who is working a t been under quarantine this week from
erated Church, has been consulted as
the Bay, came home Wednesday for an attack of the flu, Mrs. Ellingaen
to handling the preparation of the
a short visit.
aad the five-year old eon, bong ill
banquet but the serving will donbtlaes
They probably contracted
Our Myrtle Point correspondent to with i t
be done by the nun.
i on the train returning
on the Job agan this week, a fter a
Among n few remarks Ja ck Lamb
from Portland.
was making about permitting the to­
rather protracted vacation.
dies to leave before the banquet was
Through an error tost week the
Mrs. Ray Dana went over to the
finished, he used the expression, “the
Sentinel
reported
the
bride
of
W.
Zin-
Br.y Tuesday for a visit with Mrs.
rear end of a banquet," which caused
i
Bostiviek,”
when
it
John Pitney, of North Bond.
should have been “Mrs. Bostiviek.” By United States Senator George ■. Mr. Sherwood to ask, “which is the
Automobile fo r sale, late Oakland. The error was not made in this office
'rear end of a banquet?” The laugh
Chamberlain, Chairman Military
In perfect condition. A bargain if but we are glad to make the correc­
which greeted this was nothing com­
Affairs Committee of Senate.
taken a t once. Bee T. A. Walker.
pared to the roar when with a alow
tion requested.
ile overspreading his. face Jack
"W e are .rounding out one of the
Judge Coke is expected over he
A t Medford on March 10, J . D.
came
back with, “I ’m not surprised
greatest.
If
not
the
greatest
single
again next Monday to hold an ad-, Johnson, of Powers, was held by U
drama In the world’s history. The that a fter the middle of a banquet,
ourned term of the Circuit Court.
8 . Commissioner F . Roy Davie a most tragic scene is over and another
Mr. Sherwood can’t remember which
In some of the neighboring dis­ $2,500 bonds on a white slavery
is the front and which the rear end
the
aaaas
of
the
American
people
that
tricts the seven year itch has appear­ charge. He took Mrs. Mery May, of
of i t "
and whole families are suffering from Ashland, down to Oakland, California, hold the canter of the stage rather
There were frequent expressions of
than
the
American
armies.
The
lat­
and hack for immoral pur]
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ter have practically completed their regret th at ’the limitations Imposed
Judge and Mr*. J . F . Boyd, o f Ne- work and they played their part with by email halls prevented asking *n
* Mias Winnie Curry and Mine Kath­
leen Mulvihill were week end visitors ligh, Nebr., who have been spending seperb excellence. It is our part now the fann ers of this section to attend,
to finish their work.
but to this Frank Willard mads re­
with Mrs. H. B. W arner of North the winter a t Lee Angeles,
"W e have got to Amish financing
led
by
their
daughter,
Mrs.
J
.
C.
ply that he believed he voiced the
Bend.
the war aad to finanoe the peace.
Harris, and her eon, Chandler, a re ex­ Wo have got to pay for those things sentiments o f all the fann ers whan
Rem amber the Mask Dance by the
pected here next Tuesday fo r s vMi we hengtt or contracted for, to take he said they fe lt that they had been
Coquille Honor Guard a t Anderson's
with Mrs. Boyd’s sister, Mrs. H. W. the beat possible care of our soldier royally entertained to the past by the
Hall tomorrow evening. Tickets win
boys and to make them the superb people of Coquille and the Commer­
Young.
be |1.00.
fighting (ores that they were. We
Tomorrow Allen Young, the junior have got to care tor the wounded and cial Chib and they appreciated it and
Attorney B . L. McClure has re­
editor of the Sentinel, expects to move their dependents aad the dependents be personally wanted to thank the
turned tr&m Franco aad rs eptwd Law
from the form er Knowtton residence Of those who died In their country’s club for it.
offices to the Bank of Southwestern
He also urged the club to make an
recently purchased by E . E . Fraed­ servite.^ We have got to rehabilitate
Oregon building, Marshfield.
effort
to secure the improvement of
our
wounded
and
train
them
for
use­
rick, into the first story of the Lyons’
The ladies of the Episcopal church flats, the upper story o f which he oc­ ful occupations which they can pur­ the road across the river up to Fish-
sue in spite of loos of limbs or sight trap and th at is another thing the
will have a cooked food sale tomor­ cupied a t the time of the big fire a
or other such injuries.
dub intends to go a fter this year.
row, (Saturday), morning a t 10 year ago next Monday.
Muet Finite T a te . '
o’clock a t W. H. Lyons’ store.
C. A. Sickels and fa m il} le ft Sun­
"W e have got to stand by the peo­
A Statem ent
C L Kims, Frank Willard
day morning for Josephine county ples of those nattons who wore asso­
We,
the
following subscribed
Detlefsen, from up the river,
On account of the seriuus condition of ciated with os in the war against
sene
of
North
Bend attended a meet­
Germany
and
who
have
been
under
i town Wednesday evening to
his eon’s health, Mr. Sickah is
the cruel hand of Gorman domination. ing held in the S ta r Theatre, of North
the Commercial Club meeting.
ing s locaton in a higher altitude and
Wo have got to finish in all ways
the fam ily may not return to Coquille. the greet aad the very glorious task Bend, Sunday afternoon, March B,
R. Higginbathem is conducting the that America eat out to accomplish' to 1*1» and hoard the talk mado by
store during Mr. Sickels’ absence.
April, 1917, aad which eo far has bote Archie Philip, coanty commissioner.
We also heard the conversation be­
accomplished with a success that
There are several of the large light every true American rejoices at aad la tween Mr. Philip and V. E . W atters
globes broken and missing around the
at the dose of the talk,, which was
court house, and the appearance of
substantially as follows:
at
block would be improved if they
Mr. W atters. "M r. Philip you hsvs
the past week,
were replaced by new ones. The e lty f or
taken opportunity 'to attack me per­
a lot in Englewood
council agreed to maintain those
sonally in your speech snd I want ths
lights when the county court ordered can help. Through the Liberty Loan privilege of making a reply."
and W ar Savings Stamps the United
the power company to install them.
Mr. Philip. “A11 right, Mr. W at­
States offers each end all aa opportu­
regular
nity to contribute to Its great work ters, do as I have done, hire a hall
T
he
editor
isn’t
allowed
to
forget
church next Sunday,
th at he is walking to the lengthening of establishing world Justice, world and go to H.”
and evening.
liberty aad world enduring peace.
Mr. W atters. “I want to make a
shadows of life’s afternoon, and must
Some of us may net be able to buy of
Paul Sterling, who was
take heed to his steps. So the Doctor the Liberty Loan hut practically every­ reply to your attack and make it to
transferred from Cushman to
is boas again and says we can’t come one of ua can buy War Savlnffi tbis audience.”
ette, Oregon, has returned to
Mr. Philip. “WeU I will get you
down to the office until after dinner, Stamps aad the purchase of every
man and is again in charge
though, if we are very good the ban War Savtage Stamp aide in the great a soap box and you can talk in the
P. station there.
may be lifted after awhile. Being work. It la a great honor to have e street.”
part in this great world drama that
Mr. W atters. “Mr. Philip I have
The valuation board started work an old man with the demon Blood
Is being played aad every purchaser
on acreage a t the north end of the Pressure always on pne’s track has Its of a United States Government w»r your measure and I will you too."
Mr. Philip. “You may think you
county on Tuesday, but with the pre­ inconveniences.
security has a part to It. Never was
vailing weather their progress must
eo great aa honor so cheaply to be have my measure, but there is where
bought, never so great a service so you are mistaken, and that is another
necessarily be slow.
Resolutions of Sympathy
reason why you should not bo fore­
easily rendered."
Whcr6M our Heavenly Father has
E arl Steele was down from Norway
man of the grand ju ry.”
th is morning to have one of hie little called from the walks of this life
(Signed) Edgar McDaniel, C. A.
v
A
Woman
Points
the
W
ay
fingers dressed which had been laid Mre. Alice Rogers, wife of our former
Smith, C. R. Dean, E. E . Dean, Geo.
open to the bone a t the Schroeder A pastor, Bro. S. G. Rogers; and where­
"Save while the money is warm” is M. Sells, Fred Dean, John C. Herron,
as, we deeply mourn the loos o f sc1 ths motto of a woman who has estab­
Aasen mill up there.
Peter Loggie, A. W. Richey, J . J . B ar­
lished a reputation both for herself and
Rev. J . E. Conder goes over to valuable a woman to the home aad the her family by ths number of War Sav­ ker, Wm. A. Sheppard.
community in which she lived, ne it
North Bend today to act as one of the
resolved, that we, aa representatives ings Stamps ras bought without sppar-
judges a t the debate this evening be­
Honor Gourd’s Service Flag
ently stinting In the least Hare Is hsi
of the Church which she and her m u-
tween the North Bend and Bandon
system:
We
have overlooked for a couple of
band served eo faithfully, do hereby
"The only way to save is to save weeks the mentioning, of the large
high school representatives.
tender our deepest heartfelt sympa­ When I have actually saved a quartet
Mrs. C. McC. Johnson came over thy to the bereft husband, the moth­ I put It into a thrift stamp without de­ service flag purchased by the girls of
the Coquille Honor Guard and which
from the Bay Monday to arrange for er, brothers and sister.
lay. If I save that quarter on a
the packing and shipping o f their
All y h tf knew her loved her, and thing and then spend It carelessly tot was raised for the first time on Wash­
household goods over there, they hav­ many who were not members o f any something else, I have not saved an} ington’» birthday. The flag which, is
real money.
9x15 foot in aise contains 172 stars,
ing juq| bought a home in Marshfield. church here will mourn her !««■
“For example, the other day I went four of which arc gold stars and rtp -
Be
it
further
resolved,
that
a
copy
Mrs. Helen Harvey came home
down town expecting to pay $10 for s ersents aa fa r as known all the boy»
Tuesday with her son, B ert Robbins. of these resolutions be sent to the Co­ pair of special shoes. To my surprise, I
of the fo q u ille district who entered
She had been over a t the Bay attend quille Sentinel and the Pacific Metho­ found there was a sale that day, and
the
se.vice of Uncle Sam a t any time
ing the funeral of her son, Edson dist Advocate for publication, and to got the very pair of shoes I wanted fot
during the war.
$7.75.
I
had
saved
|2.H.
But
how
tc
the
husband
and
mother.
Robbins, who was buried there Mon
M- O. Hawkins, H. O. Anderson, keep It saved. I knew that if I simply
day#
Lens'1’ I f . Fraedrick—Committee of regarded it mentally as saving, before T s Returning Soldiers and Bailors
the end of the month it would he spent
E . G. Perham has this week been Federated Church.
The undersigned has enlisted with
miscellaneously. I went right down
loading the heavy equipment used in
the
Government to a “Keep up your
stairs to the start snd bought nlnt
hia grading contracts on the Marsh­
thrift stamps snd stuck those quarter* Policy" campaign among discharged
Church
of
God
Revival
field road during the past two years
In the thrift curd where they could uol soldiers and sailors to assist them to
The Revival meeting a t the Church get away before the end of the month keeping their present government pol­
on to the ears to ship to Portland for
sale.
of God chapel is progrusting nicely. I do the Mme thing wheh I have saved icies in fore* and in converting them
to other forms of Government insur­
Mrs. Anna Wilcox, of McKinley, Rev. Vaa Lydegraf, %f Band on, a single quarter or half dollar, and
preached a very interesting sermon am seriously thinking of getting a little ance soon to he announced. No charge
was in town Monday. She says she
Tuesday evening. Hia subject was, penny bank to hold Mved pennies ot for any service rendered.
expects her son, Grant, who is a first
‘ What Will a Man Give to Exchange dimes until they grow to thrift «tarn;
A. T. Morrison, Agent,
class machinist’s mate in the navy, to
slae. What la mors, i am getting i
for hia Soul.” As the minister mid,
Banker’s Life Company, Coquille,
be home early this summer on a fur­
whole lot of fun out of this most tas
seme folks sell their soul for a very eiaattng game, the game of * 00010 « Oregon v
lough.
trifling thing. Many have mrpi eased
Mrs. Jana Williams want over to themselves as receiving great bene­
Per Sale
the Bay the first of the week for a fit* from the lesson* that have been
Two
freeh
cows,
one horse, a buggy
visit with her sister, Mrs. Iris Elrod, given from tints to time. Come and
and
a
hack;
a
cream
separator and
and “Dad" Woodford availed hmself hear fo r yourself.
chickens.
E ast Bandon, Box 24 on
of the opportunity to make a trip to
Ferry road. H. C. W a tt
9t2 i
Bandon.
Silver Laced Wyam
Eggs for hatching, all the
CaDers s t
FOR SALE— 4 good mÿk «own Will
for I UBO. Mrs. Cunntoghai
morning wa
freshen next month.
Phone $9x1,
Coquille, Ora,
clerk of the
A. J. Mayes.
M l'
STOCK
In the spring the Uve stock on the farm or ranch need a
tonic ju st as much aa does a human bring. W e have in
stock a t all tim es the famod& DR. KO RIN H C8 STOCK
TONIC, which is valuable alike foe. horteo, milk cows,
calves, or any other stock# This tonic is an did to diges­
tion ; it is a blood conditioner and appetiser; and is an
aid to the animal in shedding hair.
Hardy Mast, nf Lee. was to tin
Monday.
It is composed of the mollowing medicinal substances:
Nux Vemics— Nerve tonic
Sulphate of lie n — Blood tonic and worm expeller
Qoaasis-r-Tonic and appetizer; aids digestion
Potassium Nitrate— Diuretic and alterative
Magnesium S alpha to—Laxative
Sodium Hyposulphite—Alterative and resolvent
Sodium Chollde Blood builder and tonic
Bad Oxide o f I m u — Iron tonic
Foeaugrook—Flavoring
A sufficient quantity of cereal meal is used to hold the
drugs in suspension and to form a perfect m ixture.
Put up in 25c, 50c and $1.00 packag­
es and in 25-pound pails
Knowlton’s Drug Store
TH E
B A IL E Y G A S M A K E R
fits in the( fire box o f any cook stove or range.
Bums ordinary coal oil (kerosene), at less cost
than wood orcoal. No waste* no smoke, no ashes.
\
^ « Bailey Gas M aker does your top cook­
ing, baking and heats your water coils.
Satis-
faction guaranteed.
,
.
Price installed $35.00
MRS. A. C. VESTAL, Marshfield, O ra, A g t Coos and Curry
PROGRAM,QF ATTKACTIONS
LIBER TY THEATRE
FOR W EEK
Friday, March 14 , to Thursday, March 21
FRID AY, MARCH 14
' '
Harold Lockwood— 6 reels
“BROADWAY q iL L ”
Drew Comedy— 1 reel
SATURDAY, MARCH 15
Theda Bara— 5 reels
‘T H E CLEM EN CEA I} CASE”
/
,
Fox Comedy— 2 reels
“FATH ER’S STATION”
SUNDAY, MARCH 16
Coquille Orchestra, Prof. W. Zinner, D irector, will
open the program and accompany the film:
Overture
“Light Cavalry”
Suppe
March
“Independmda”
* Hall
Special Feature Unconfirmed
**
Bill Parsons Comedy— 2 reels
CURRENT EV EN TS— 1 reel
MONDAY, MARCH 17
J . Barney Sherry — 6 reels
“WHO K ILLED WALTON”
Mack Bennett Comedy— 1 reel
“SHE NEED ED A DOCTOR”
TUESDAY, MARCH 18
Madge Kennedy— 6 reels
# “DANGER GAME”
Lyonfi-Moran Comedy— 1 reel
W EDNESDAY, MARCH I t
~
W ith the Dolly Sisters (tV in a )— 5 reels
^
“MILLION DOLLAR DOLLIES”
Lyona-Mfcrdh Comedy— 1 reel •
THURSDAY, M A R C H '*
“ MILLION
DOLLIES”
«■I reel
If our show pieasw you, tell yodr frifinds, if not tell
the m anagem ent « it i^ K ir business to please you.
Does Your Sol