The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., March 21, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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Fanners Attention
AVERT
TRACTOR
EMPIRE MILKING MACHINE
Akh has m ated s o «« .tir with DAIRYMEN. Wa k iv i
5 machines In stock. A rt yon sag to get sat? W s instali
W « are hM dqaartm for GASOLINE DRAG SAWS with
without dutch. Haro some onod onto at a bargain. €
Busy. W rit* u. at oaee for price aad term T WtU «
no obligation.
THf LONGER YOU USE A HALF
WORN-OUT CREAM SEPARATOR
THE MORE YOU LOSE
S. M . N O S L E R
'AT Y O U R SERVICE
ORDER
YOUR
SPRING
NEW EST
W OOLENS
S TY LE S
Tailoring, Cleaning & Pressing
R. H. SWEET
Successor to Fred Slagle
Front St., opposite Fan ner» A Merchant» Bank
Phone 1193
Coquille, Ore.
CITY BAKERY
Under new m anagem ent
Fresh Bread, Cakes and Fancy Pastry
il attention paid to looking a fter
Marshfield Office
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He Had the Right Balt
A m inister, w ith tw o lovely girla,
stood entranced by the beauties o f a
flow ing stream. A fishermen ha pen-
la g by, end m istaking the m inister’*
N E W E ST
Laird Building
endeavor to help in having the ra il­
roads restored to private ownership.
Unless this is dens there can be as
hope o f new erastruethm which is
so stitch needed in Oregon, sms Mr.
I globe. Sem e o f it is in yea r to w n - Yornn’s well-founded contention.
Encouragement o f the nee at h one
in the gold stars and crippled figure#
products is another im portant object
I la khaki Reactionaries want to back
o f the chamber’s activities.
lo p to 1014 set the scene a ll over
He told e f how Eumene had spent
I agate ae it was than, and see what
910,000 to advertise th eir d tp , until
w ill happen. •
They are purblind men, mole ey ed it eras known a ll over the country.
from long habituation ia legalistic But it would have been vastly better
advertising to have need the money
dust; shat in by the narrow life e f
p rof «c lo n a l politics;
to undtr- to secure industries fo r turning raw
m aterials Into finished product, was
stand what has happened or what the
[country feels.
They attar learned the opinion now o f thosq v ho becked
words that hove no meaning— about the advertising campaign.
The speaker told o f a trip up into
entagling alliances, W ashington; any­
British Colombia last summer, o f the
thing bat to the main point.
The United States risked a ll to splendid reads he eatoed over, and
figh t a war fo r democracy. I t can how his party found no fa u lt with
risk much to give permanence to the the poorer scenic attractions as com­
pered with Oregon’s because o f their
| objects fo r which it fonght. It is
“ There are m il­
ready and eager to risk much.
It easy accessibility.
knows that in a human w orld some lions o f people who want to go to
cLancea must be taken. I t w ill take Crater Lake, to Bandon Beach, the
its chances on the Loagoe-of-N atlons moat picturesque end wonderful sec­
aide that promisee stablo peace and tion o f the Oregon littoral, but who
ordsr; not on the Bmlance-of-Power are prevented by the lack o f roads.
side that promises only e -repetition These tourist spend m illions o f dol­
lars. Colorado estim ates that they
o f 1914.— Saturday Evening Poet.
leaves $66,000,000 annually within
that state. They w ill come here if
the roads are good and the Oregon
State Chamber o f Commerce is back­
in g the good roads program .”
His closing remarks w ere an appeal
to all boosters to g et into the game,
become members o f the state organi­
sation, furnish the funds to carry out
the Chamber’s plans.
Individual
memberships cost $6 and twenty>«ne
o f those present Wednesday evening
pledged themselves to join d ie body.
A t least 80 members from Coquille
are necessary to make our qouta.
Chas. H all, who is president o f the
State Chamber o f Commerce, wbe ac­
companied Mr. Yoran on his trip
through the county, was sailed upon
fo r good reads news. He stated that
the contract fo r paving the road be­
tween here end Marshfield w ith a 10-
foot concrete roadway with 2 fe e t ot
crushed rock eu either side, a total o f
20 feat, weald be le t by the State
H ighway Commission on A p ril 8, a * l
State Engineer Nunn says it w ill pro­
bably be finished by October L
Teat Your Mental Speed
M r. H all also stated that the con­
H e n is one o f the tests used before trast fo r paving the Rpseburg-M yrtle
ths w ar in selecting and ratin g ralra- Point road would probably be le t this
year. This w ill be a tw o-years' job
and according to H ighw ay Commis­
sioner Thompson w ill probably be
done out o f the 910,000,000 appropri­
ated. by the state legislature.
Mr. H all suggested that Coos coun­
ty should have several representatives
s t the commission m ooting A p ril 8, on
ths “ S afety first” principle to see that
the commission don’t forgot this Rose-
burg-M yrtle Point road, because there
w ill be road boosters from a ll sections
o f ths stats urging that their claims
tie given first consideration.
New member* enrolled in the local
Commercial Club the past week are
8. M. N osier, Geo. T . Moulton, E- W.
G regg, F. U. Moon, A . E. Crouch,
Geo. D a vij, C. A. Bchroeder, Leslie A.
Kime, Wm. Graham, H enry Bellonl, 3.
H. McCloakey and W . E. Cross.
Coquille, Oregon
pond?"
.
“ I am s fisher e f men,” answered
the preacher w ith dignity.
“ W ell,” replied the fisherman, w ith
an adm iring glance at the girls, “ you
but * have the righ t kind o f bait.” —-
M ontreal Journal e f Commerce.
“Always right all ways”
e
You are not charged for experience.
That has been paid long ago.'
Get our prices, buy and be a booster.
Prices including War Tax
F or sale by
H. O. Anderson
Furniture afid Hardware
Coquille, Oregon
The Celebrated
Bergm ann Shoe
Awarded Gold Medal
P. P. L E. San Francisco, 1913
U m strongest sud nearest w aterproof
8t- James Episcopal Church.
Shorn made fo r Loggers, Cruisers,
Friday, services s t 7:80 p. m.
Sunday School e t 10 a. m.
N o other services.
I f* R Cooper, Vicar.
M inan, Sportsmen and W orkers.
Chrlotlaa Church
Church o f Christ "
Sunday School i t 10 t . a .
Communion services a t 11 a. m.
8enior«C hristian Endeavor s t 6:90
p. m.
Christiaa Science Society.
Services next Sunday s t 11:00 s. m.
Wednesday evening m asting s t 8
o’clock.
Sunday school s t 9:90 a. m.
The Reading Room w ill be open ev­
ery Tuesday and Saturday afternoon
from 2 o’cloek until 4.
Church o f God.
Services s t Church o f God chapel
every 8unday.
Sunday School s t 10 a. m.
Preaching a t 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
A Birthday I^arty
Prayer m eeting Thursday evening
Mr. T u ttle was entertained at a a t 8 p. m.
lunch given Wednesday noon by the
A cordial welcom e is extended to all.
Senior class, he being 19 1 1 ) years old
L. E. N eal, P aitor.
on March 19, 1919. Tw o Senior girls
armed with a long kitchen fork and
o f Toledo.
carving kn ife, cam* into the room ■tats of
WEBSTER’S
NEW INTERNATIONAL
D IC T IO N A R Y ia on all-know­
ing toxber, r. universal qjealion
answerer, mods to moct youf
needs. I t I i in daily uso by
hundreds o f thousand# of euc-
eawlul aua o iA wumai U m «u rbi svrr.
«M.eoe W rtu. 2700 P b « m .
mm
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liuirutUMM. 12.00# Lfoxrapblral Kn-
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-uptOcai Subject*.
auren nun, (Hirhcrt a »mi)
r U i i u - p K i t , L i x i . uor.
u n u m ¡m i w m urtisa tom«*.
L u c tg I
where be was busy and ordered him
to room four. N ot deeming it wise
to refuse, with such weapons ready,
he marched thumbs up, set down at
once when be entered and beheld the
feast, hie w ife, Mrs. Baker, the rest
o f the facu lty and the Seniors. The
guest o f honor cut the cakes aad the
M arriage L i e r a i
girls served buns, stuffed eggs,1 olives,
March 18— E rvin Vineyard and Id * sandwiches and punch, which w ere en­
Mid letón, both o f Eastaid* They w ere joyed by alL
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m arried the next day by Rev. E E.
Mr. Baker read an original poem,
Coulter at hie residence.
and Mr. T u ttle when asked hie age,
M atch 19—-John C. Thorhaven and read an impromptu rhyme o ff his paper
D aisy Elizabeth Phennegar, both o f Plata, but would adm it only nineteen
Bandon. Th ey w ere m arried the same year*. Four girls patted him th irty-
day by Judge W atson a t the court seven tim es, as some on# had squeaked
his
the
tle.
the
the
the
age. Some toasts w ere given by
facu lty, Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Tut­
Then each in turn drank from
punch kettle. Mr. Tu ttle raised
kettle, end said he hoped to see
Seniors bock next year (to v is it )
Probate Court Items
March 20 a petition was filed iif the
Probate Court fo r the probate a t the
w ill o f E lsie B. MfeKeown, o f Marsh­
field, whose estate amounts to f 10,000.
The heirs are her husband, Arthur
McKeown, tw o eons, Joseph Arthur
and Scott Bennett, aged 11 and 2, and
Grace Elsie, s daughter o f 10.
F ifi— “ You seem to have a lo t o f
difficulty In .g ettin g your whiskers to
gram, A lg y l”
A lg y — “ Yes, it ’s s b elly m iran e«.
C en t understand, eith er; m y fath er
Frank J. Chsaer makes oath that h.
Is ssnlor partner of ths Arm of F. t.
Cheney a Os.. Coins buslneee In the City
of ToloCo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said Arm will nay the sum of
ONE H UNDRED DOLLARS for ooch
sad every case of Catarrh that cannot bo
cured by the use of H A L L 'g CATARRH
MEDICINE.
F R A N K J. CHENET.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, title Sth day e f December.
A. D. IMS
A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal)
Notary PubHe.
fla il’s Catarrh Medicine Is taken In­
tern ally and sets throush the Blond on
the Mucoue Surfaces of the System. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. C H EN E T a CO.. Toledo. O.
■old hy all drujsteta. 11c.
B ail’ » Family n ils for eonstlpatiea.
TTtn ffm n rrn ifflia jgi
Glassware Glassware
Se* our w indow display o f p retty pieces and sets. D iffe r­
ent qualities to su it d ifferen t pocketbooks. N ote the fo l­
low ing prices.
B erry B o w ls --------------- ---------- ---------------- 85c
Sauce Dishes, per set,
........................ 50 A 90c
Sugar B o w ls ............................................ 35 A 50c
Cream P itc h e r s ________ __________ t _________ 20c
50c to $2.00
_______ $3.50
Racket Store
MRS. B O N N IE W A L K E R , Prop.