The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1917-1921, March 28, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextA L L FLESH IS GRASS Certain-teed (Continuad from first ha« sat wa im agine H would ho a dick ens o f a task to g e t rid o f it, a ft everything else and ho o f a ll the soil ttt See our window display of pretty pieces and act*. Differ ent qualities to suit different pocketbooks. Note the fol- Berry B ow ls------------------------------------------- 05c ____________ H i M t . , ________ ______ 3 5 * Me Cream Pitchers_____ :____ a_______ _______ 3te Batter Dishes___________________ •...Sit Tumblers, per s e t________________ .55c te 33.55 Water Set, Hand Engraved . . . ______________ *3-55 . Cake Plates............................................ -50c Cake Stands_________________ .55c / /, f - #• / Racket Store MRS. B O N N IE W ALK ER , Prop. THE LONGER YOU USE A HALF- WORN-OUT CREAM SEPARATOR THE MORE YOU LOSE. that it w a vary difficult to corn» than. W i lu ffN to d than that a «ac tion ai thia lo g would m ah» an intar* eating addition to tha Cooa and Cor* ry exhibit a t tha Panama exhibition, and even now it «tig h t be fat a good enough «ta to o f praaorrrtian to «how something o f tha character o f our Mu sone «inca Oolum fca discovered Am erica, though grow th was to «low in the thin gravelly «o il at tha top o f tha h ill that all tha seasons m ight ha pronounced abnorm ally dry. Whan wo erect that building fo r the Corn Show and hare a place to exhi bit such Junk wa still think that a sec tion o f that lo g would be a aery inter esting relic, although a mars nursihg infant in comparison w ith the Cali fornia Sequoias, which are over 6,000 years old and m ay have boon grow ing Today, with butter-fat at 50 te 70 csati a the loes with a pese machine ia what it uaed to ha * If yon have tea cpwi, H takee oaly a ■malí km te aflMuat to haif a pagad of butter-fat a day. That’s 180 pouads dEbuttcr-fat a year. Multiply that by the prueeat price of butter-fat. D eat yon ase that it’s a lóala* prapesitioa? Last year over 45,500 farmen carne te that coa- clusioa aad dkcarded theiv iieam am tlai aspar- atora for De Lavak . Theee famerp Joiaed the faatlly of amre thaa 2,325,000 De Laval vnat real Why not start right away to get all the butter- fat, with a De Laval? It will soon pay for itself aad will eoatlaue to save you moaey aad time aad annoyance for many years to < S. M. NOSLER yo bor and A T Y O U R SE R V IC E The follow in g notice o f the riage o f a farm er Coquille g irl ’ find in a m e a t Oregonian: Although they intended to keep fo r several days, it known yesterday that Robert Me- and Miss Elm a McDonald, both o f this city, wore m arried the previous day a t the H otel P ortion *. The couple wore attended by Cap tain Hugh S. Dimond and Miss Bar- niec$ Anderson, o f Seattle. They le ft last night fo r 8an Francisco, where Mr. MeCraken w ill affiliate him self with a business firm. Tbs MeCraken fam ily ia one o f the oldest and boot known in Portland. Mr. MeCraken is tha youngest son o f the 1st« Colonel John MeCraken, with whom ho h a b o a m aking his home w hile in this city at the M allory ho t e l H o la tely h a bom identified with E iler’s music house, both in this city In Spokane. Mr. MeCraken has spent a number o f years in San Fran cisco. He ia a brother o f J a m a Me Crmken and o f Mrs. Georgs Cotner Mason o f this city and M rs. Charts« Hurley, o f Tacoma. The bride has bam m aking her home with a parents on Glisan street a id fo r a b rief tim e w a employed by the Em ergency F leet corporation. Mataoa Slays O RDER N EW E ST W OOLENS YOUR S P R IN G S U IT N EW E ST NOW STYLES Tailoring, Cleaning & Pressing R. H. SWEET Successor to Fred Slagle Front S t , opposite Farmers ft Merchants Bank Phone 1193 Coquille, Ore. t CITY BAKERY ■mammmmmmuumnmmmmn mmMnmmm^nmmmmmmummmmmmmmmmm Undo* new management Fresh Bread, Cakes and Fancy Pastry Laird, Building Coquille, Oregon Dr. V. L. Ham ilton played ft pretty low down on J. A lb ert Matson W ed nesday afternoon, although the Marshfield man should not complain a events turned out. Ho had expect ed to toko the 4:30 train home but about Jhree o’clock he ran across the doctor in his car and u k ed where he going. “ Oh, out here a little w u the reply, “ G et in and take Is ride.” Mr. Matson g o t in and be- | fora he had a chance to “ g et out” , he a t H ardy M a t ’s place at Li going by way o f M cKinley. Mr. Mast had been invited to the banquet by Dr. Ham ilton, but said he couldn’t come, ee the medico went a fte r him Ho brought him in, too, a fter per suading Mrs. Mast that it w a im portant her husband ba Lara aad tady arrived in town at 8:16, Just in tim e to sit down w ith the rest. A m is found fa r Mr. Matson likewise, who had tried to soaks up fo r his lost tim e by talkin g inanraiice to Mr. M a t a ll the w ay in. Married at San Jose M arried in San Jose, March 10th, 1910, at the home o f the Christian m inister Rev. J. J. Evans, Harold A. Lamb, o f San Joes, and^Dorothy E. Snow, o f San Joes. Mies Snow w ill be remembered as the eldest daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snow, o f Mc K inley. The young folks became ac quainted when Mr. Lamb was station ed a t Camp Frem ont, near San Jose. In the past seventeen years, a fter reading a ll wa have said about t ie good qualities o f this grass, how many acres o f ft would the rou ter ex pect to find grow in g in tha Coquille V alley at this tim e? A thousand? A hundred? W all there are between tw enty and tw enty-five, aw fa r pa wa can learn. A lb ert Fish bus from ton to fifteen and B. C. Krantz and M. T. Clinton have five ea*b. W. L. Klstner has a sam ple patch on the Cunning- a bottom Just west o f Spurgeon H ill. One would naturally think that ev ery dairym an in $he valley would make a trip to see this* ten ary grass righ t away and plan to begin seeding with ft. I t is said to catch w ell on the mud and silt le ft by such an overflow a wo have had this winter. One difficulty w e must mention is that tha seed ia peculiarly difficult to harvest, but no m ore so than the cot ton b o ll I t begins to ripen in the top panicle and that m a t bo stripped o ff when ft has attained its fu ll purple color. Then one m a t go over the field tim e a fte r tim e a the plant branches out. farther-dow n the stalk until eigh t or ton trips may ba essary to got ft a ll. That is the so little seed is saved and. the grass h a spread so slow ly. A lso tha cruse o f the $2.60 a pound price. And yet once tha stuff gets * fo o t hold ft w ill never lot go. Like Ber muda grass it roots at «v e ry Joint Near Mr. K rants’ residence w h en the land is 16 foot above the bottom, a bird onca happened to drop a seed. A square yard is now matted with it there. It doesn’t grow so high As the bottoms but th e n is enough Certain-teed Inside Floor Paint ie manufactured from the beat raw material* obtainable, combined in the proper proportions to produce a paint that will withstand the hard usage to which floor is ordinarily subjected. This paint w ill dry w ith * gloss, and may be applied by any inex perienced person. I f directions are carefu lly follow ed the result« «rill be highly satisfactory. A ll shades o f Certain-toed Paint are based on respective c a ts ., ê • Dark Oak, per qt------------ -----------------$ .90 ABSTRACTS T IT L E G U A R A N TE E * S|>ecial^ attention yajd to looking Fdhrth L. L. Tha Federal Raaarva Bank o f Fren etico announce, that eo bond« o f tha Fourth Liberty have bean delivered to tha b through which A B S TR A C T C O M PAN Y Silver Gray, per q t .---------------- _____ .95 Drab, per q t .--------------------------------- .95 Brown, per q t .---------------------- -------1.00 . ■ ------ Certain-teed Roofing stands for a definite guaranteed ser vice. No Roofing test—however scientific— can tell you In advance how long the roof will last. Our guarantee s better thata your guessing, and it is backed by the world’s largest manufacturers of Roofing and Building Papers For aale by Anderson H. Furniture and Hardware Federated Church Think o f it— e msss o f ju icy forage tw o feet high end u dense a * car ps t. Can you im agine anything bet tor fo r the butter-man? So long u the Sentinel retains its interest in the dairy products o f the Coquille valley, so lon g ft expects to talk about this wonderful dairy grass the French Canary. W e have no in terest in the «a le o f the seed. There is none that w e know o f fo r sale. Mr. Krants would only promise to supply ft fo i/ Mr. Branstettor, when he had tim e enough to plant other forage crops fo r his cattle, so that he could leave his esnary grass to ripen its ■ Certain-teed Roofing Sunday School msecs a t 9:46 a. m. P rof. H. S. Tu ttle, Superintendent. Preacliing at 11 a. m. R e v W. -J. Fenton, Presiding Elder, w ill speak on the Centenary Misak nary M ove ment. » League meets a t 6:80 p. m. Preaching at 7:80 p. m. Rev. and Mrs. H. S. S h n g je w ill have charge o f the serviepe. Prayer 'M eetin g a t 7:80 p. m. each ^Wednesday. * You are cordially invited to attend all the services. ^ James E. Conder, Pastor. W e belisvs it ia bettor than a gold mine fo r the dairymen and that when its cultivation becomes general, there w ill be ton pounds o f m ilk produced in ' the Coquille valley where one is new. ! Certainly it ia worth in vestigatin g by evary man w h o a income depends In any m s a u ra on the dairy production here. Coquille w ill become a city o f ton thousand people when the Coquille valley gets to sellin g h a lf the m ilk 1 butter and cheese it is capable o f producing. M as* g r a s m a more cows; more cows m a n more m ilk; m ore m ilk m e s a more money fo r everybody. He Should Be Released Georgs Rickman is tryin g to gat tha governm ent to discharge one o f his three sons in the N avy. It is tha youngest, Raymond W ., who is a fire man on the New port News, that ho is asking for. The boy enlisted before ho was eighteen and the heavy w ork ho is doing is undermining his health. The navy departm ent .asked fo r his birth certificate as evidence that he w m under eighteen when ho enlisted, but does not seem to have paid any attention to the affidavit o f his par ents, which was a ll th e p roof that could be fumiahed as to h ia age. The photo o f him self which the young man sends, and even his handwriting qre proof enough td his parents ■that be is breaking down under the strain. Congressman H aw ley has bean ap pealed to and it is hoped that he may be able to do som ething to secure the boy's release. C ertainly, w ith tw o other sons in the service some consid eration should be shown fo r his aged parents. Title to 8ite la Cleared F o r raUaWo A b o lia te o f T H k and information about C m County Roul Batata aea Inside Floor Paint The title to the ground to be pur chased fo r an arm ory at Marshfield has at last been cleared at an sxpenss o f only $126. It seems that an attor ney came all the w ay from Montana as a representative o f Andrew J. Davis, who form erly had a h a lf in terest In a lo t o f M arshflelt property to which his partner alone gave deeds. This reminds us* that there to a flaw on considerable property in the heart o f Coquille, which ie very much less substantial than that, but on account Si. J u m * Episcopal Church. Friday, services a t 7:80 p. m. Sunday School at 10 a. m. M orning servie s i at 11 a. m. Evening service a t 8 p. m. W . E. Couper, Vicar. Christian Church , Coquille, Oregon Want Ads One C a t s W ord Each Insertion Four lots, houae, and barn fo r sale at a great reduction i f taken before nex^'Tuesday. The Howey place just north o f Henry street bridge- C ali at Farm ers Store. It * FO R S A L E C H E A P— 8 acres, very highly improved, w ith a ll kinds o f fru it in abundance. Now house, outbuilding». E verything in first class condition. Just outside city lim its. Address Box 464, City. 11 t f PU R E BRED Black Minorca E ggs fo r hatching— 18 fo r $1.00. Wm. Rich ardson, Coquille. Ilt8 * FO R S A LE — 8&0 acre stock or dairy ranch. A lso s m ilk route with 8 cows and equipment. F or particu lars w rite to L A . Peterson, Ban- don, Ore. Bx. 886. lltS Church a f Christ Sunday School * t 10 * . m. FO R S A LE — Registered Berkshire Communion serviras a t 11 a. m. pigs, two months old, from first Senior Christian Endeavor at 6:80 prize sow at County Fair. E llis Barker, Sumner, Phone 891, Co quille. lots Christian Science Society. Services next Sunday a t 11:00 a. m. FO R S A L E — 64x160 lot and six-room house, b ig woodshed and garage. W sdnssday evening m eeting a t 8 F irst bouse south o f Beech street o’clock. bridge. Inquire o f Tom M argreiter Sunday school at 9:80 a. m. at the house. 10t2* The Reading Room w ill be open ev ery Tuesday and Saturday afternoon Reliable party to represent us with from 2 o’clock until 4. a high grade AU TO M O B ILE T IR E and TU B E on a Very liberal parceu- «. Church of God. taye basis. Address T ri-S tate Com Service« at Church o f God chapel pany, Portland, Ore. 72-6th St. every Sunday. ffim day School a t 10 a. m. W A N TE D — Position a bookkeeper, Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. a . either by pen or by bookkeeping Prayer m eeting Thursday evening machine. H ave had good experi ence. H azel E. McGhee. P. O. Box at 8 p. m. A cordial welcome ia extended to all. 668, Coquille. 9 tf y E. Neal, Pastor. FO R S A LE — Bald Barley and beard ed. G. S. Davis, Phone 66, Co fcfarriage Licenses quille. 9t4* March 22— Vanai Blomquist and Ethel Kirkandall, o f North Bend. I’EAM A N D H A R N E SS fo r sale— They were m arried the a m # day by W all matched, 8 and 9 y a r s old, Judge W atson a t the court house. w eight 1260 to 1600 pounds; March 22— G orge T. Anderson and sound in every way. A lso 3-incn Ida C. Reiher, o f North Bend. They .M itchell wagon, plow, harrow and ware m arried the same day by Rev. alibi;, equipment. Address P, O. Andrew G. Anderson at the home o f Box 496. Coquille, Ora. 9t8* the bride. March 24— Anthony Bisses, o f Co FO R GOOD D R Y WOOD— L a v s or quille and Louise Zelvo, o f Norw ay, ders at Cr eager's Confectionery. They were m arried the same day by 6t8* Rev. Father Sniderbon a t the Catholic FOR S A L E — M ilking m a ch ia all ¡Church in thia city. complete with engine and belting, used only 6 days. B a t o f reasons fo r selling. Price $200.00 C. K in g 5 Son, M cKinley, O n . ■late o f Ohio. City o f Totste. Deesa C o a ly , « s _ _ „ . Prank J. Cbsaer makes oath te a l he Ie senior partear o f tha arm o f P. J. Chaney * Co., «o tee business hi the City o f T o le te County and Otate aforeeald. aad mat said Sim will p e rth e s u m of ONE HUNDRED D O LLA R * for sach M EDICINE. P R A ME J. CH EN ET, ■wont to bsfors mo fa d subscribedMn syrar “■ (■sen Notary Publie. H ell s Catarrh M edidas to taten to- tsraejly sad acte through the> Stood on th# Mucous lu rfM ii o f O il ®y «tern B o m l"p 1l?."cTHENET*"a CO„ Toledo. O. Dispatch on the Ways L a t Saturday the ^fitoam er Dis patch at Bsndotv w a freed -of the wa ver and yesterday she w a to be haul ed out on the ways. It to expected it w ill take about a month to over haul her since her r e c a t accident and put her in commission aga(n. As she to the only b a t on the river capable o f handling a Fourth o f July excur sion she would have been graatly m issed i l she had n ot been salvaged . ;