The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., May 21, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

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bines th è » in weaving
fibres.
For exAmpia, take
» fabric,
wRb, silk
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bint results fur cotton,
thread.. I f wagHejl to
the silk will come out With * ì f c * ycUowtnsh Un*«. U
washed so thgt-the a » will ht W **te d , tboararmgnt will
have a dingy ot f d
undgr tension, produces the glossy or siflty
WhicK is ita characteristic. In soma mflla where high grad*
ttoaad, after paarceriza-
pneaoa for five to seven
after
hours and" cornea
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ter ths Mato,
county of Curry
the list but owing to
l a . I li
by the manufac-
a slow drying process,
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dona, baa produced the
■dyed, washed, gpd
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sheen ¡ ■ ■ i l i l l B i l M
on the laundering
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able ta make an ap­
propriation of only 91000, which is
only half enough to pay the salary
and expenses of a auras.
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Our county not only hss a county
nuns but two school nurses, and still
the work is growing so that if all that
naads doing Is to bo dons, our very
efficient county nurse, Miss Cecil
Scbreyer, will soon require assist
ance. She is new, in addition to-her
school work and emergency caa
visiting ninety casee each month who
are under her can aqd attention
while thirty is tbs average to be look­
ed after by one nurse taking the coun­
try over.
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The suggestion has therefore been
mode that Coos county take tbs nurse
whom Curry can provide for during
half the tiara for tbs other half. The
time is certainly coming when two
will ba kept busy in Coos at­
tending to this work, but meantime to
have oae on full time and another on
half time wiH help a lot.
, Besides all that tbs county is do­
ing in thA budget at public expense
for tbs couhty work, the association
is talking of tbs naed of a fund con­
tributed, by tbs Bad Cross, or some
to provide for case»
ad dirt used reported by the county
nurse. And then the committee is go­
ing to aqUdt from those who take an
interest in the Work so that
it may have something in its treasury
f a r t e the
Mbs Jane Allan, who organised the
urk in this coanty and is now at
the head of the county nurse work
M the stats was present at the mast­
ing Tuesday and gave a good deal of
information as to the work which has
grown so wonderfully ill Oregon dur­
ing the past t*ro yews. She says the
‘ for coanty nurses has become
so insistent in the past fs** years that
nurses trained for that work cannot
be found to taka all tbs positions to
be filled, and that in Ohio graduate
nurses without experience in county
work arc being employed st a salary
of $180 a month to begin with— only
f i a month las« than' Coos county
is paying for a vary successful ss
well as experienced worker in this
linn
Bchreyer 1* to be given a va­
cation during July and August, and
for those months one of the school
st tbs Bay will do bar work.
This county can bops to retain Miss
Schreyar in tho position she now
bolds for another year, but hardly
Das Alton is anxious to
ss an assistant in the
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J. A . H A R T
to conjure with «mone county nun**
•a w ill as other people tho coast and
c limato ham proving » «m pslHng at
traction.
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Thoao present at the meeting were
Mhw Jane Allan, of Portland, Mrs.
William Neil son, o f North Bond; Mrs.
E.
Lwwin
of
Banden;
Mrs.
E. H. Corey, Mr*.- A. >. Gidley.
Mia* May Mareer and Mias Cadi
Schreyar, of Marshfield; Mrs. a J.
Fuhrman, Mrs. J. A. Lamb and Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Young, of Coqufll*.
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Preacher Caught Running Still
Out of tW milnesa of Us
own personal experience, for the good Of
all sick and suffering, rcoomatands a
medicine which k* knows to be good.
You may be sure a doctor would not en­
danger bis professional reputation by
endorsing PS-RU-NA «nleca satisfied be­
yond s doubt of Its Tales.
Whether year trouble be a cough or a
The Central Labor Council of
Marshfield'has imtessd B. Lothard
McClure- ter district attorney, J . S.
Smith for sanatoti, T- J. Thrift for aa-
seaoor, W. W. Gag* for steri*, Dr.
, J; P. Kaiser for coroner sad Pst Col­
lier for county dark Only two of
I tteab names ara prfatod an thq repub­
lican ticket, bui any name caa be
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Another moonshine still ha* been
captured by Sheriff Georg* Cronar, of
Lana county, and the owner o f the
outfit, M. P. Green, a former minis­
ter of the gospel, aged about 66 years,
is m the county Jail.
An odd feature of tho arrest of
Green and the capture of the still is
that the officers slipped up to the tes-
ideneo and standing on the outside
beneath a window beard Green and
his daughter talking of the still, the
daughter pleading Vftth Green to get
rid of it aa sha feared that
officers
would soon make a raid on the house
ss they had dona so on a neighbor^
llace a fow miles up the read the
day before.
Green’s wife was an invalid and
had to live in California.' Ho couldn’t
nuke money enough, even nt the
prsnmt Ugh wage*, to maintain her
th« »
M resorted to bootlagging.
wèa coming
which sbs was aa yet. unpre­
pared; and she was much pleased
whan madame, with much enthusiasm.
Informed bar that - she had several
dawns exactly suited to Clarice's style
and figura. V ■
darle* examined - them pi re fully.
She bad discovered Mme. Do Keval a
couple of years before, when dwin­
dling family funds forced her to stop
buying at tbs most exclusive store in
town, and take whet she could get In
the smaller, more moderately priced
shop*. The gown* designed by the
clever tittle woman »ver* as rdainty as
say she bad ever seen, with the addi­
tional merit of being much cheaper.
Nobody, so f*r, had detected any dif­
ference In Clarice's manner of dress­
ing, or suspected that ber clothe* did
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not come from a more pretentious es­
It’s sot “ sfl right," bat “ all wrong" to go carelessly
tablishment. go she continued to
Along spending all you nuke.
patronise Mme. De Rovai, and
The time will com* when yon will need the money
madame, to return, kepf ber choicest
models for Clarice.
you are throwing »way In extravagance.
Two gown* to particular captivated
My In always a SURE FRIEND. When you make
Clarice, each so soft In texture,- so
this sare friend, don’t cant “him” aside.
dainty in design and delicate in abed*
DON’T do it.
that for some time she found difficulty
In making a selection. At last ah* de­
BANK your money.
cided on a rich blue as being more
We invite YOUR Banking Business
suited to her complexion, and with a
last, lingering, ragrafirul look at tho
lovely roos-coiorad concoction of silk
F a m e » & M e rc h a n ts B a n k ’
aad chiffon that ah* must leave be­
hind, Clarice ordered her parches*
of Coqnille, Oregon
wrapped, saytag she would take It
bom* with her, aa she wanted i f far
immediate wear. -
WbUe waiting.on the corner for the
street car, diarie* was surprised to
See approaching from the opposite
fida Mtlllcent Gray, on* of her
numerous acquaintances. And to Clar-
lc*> astonishment Mtlllcent walked
straight Into, the store of Mara. De
Rovai. Mtlllcent had always boasted
of doing her shopping to the more ex­
You cannot deny them.
clusive districts, sad Clarice could
not help wondering w*at she was do­
ing in this rather
M otorist» DO J
to call
town She wis
because h is good lubrica­
oat,
but
Just
then
her
ear
came
In
00t’ tHlt ^xnt °**B har
ting oü;
sight and she boarded It much pus-
sled. ‘
The following evening Cleric* was
one of many guests at the function for
which her drusa, bad beetf specially
bought It was a gala occasion. There
were wonderful gowns and the Hash of
multi-colored gems.
Clarice, bew-
evet, did cot feel ashamed of her cos­
tume. It held Its own, In spite of tb#
higher-priced ones all around.
1 B* shlramery, aa lovely, aa well-mad*
pa any. It sat off her blonde beauty
to perfection, and, stately as a young
goddess, «he kept a crowd of admirers
around her the whole evening. She
was obliged, to fact to turn sway a
good, many would-be partners.
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It was 1st* when Clarice caught
sight of Mtlllcent Gray at tbs further
and of tb* room. Mtlllcent beckoned,
and, tired of dancing. Clarice excused
herself to her parine* and went over
to see what was wanted. Within a
few feet of ber oho Mopped, rooted to
the spot tor MMteent wore the roue-
colored gown which only the day
previous Clarice had seen at Mme.
De Reval’a
Seeing Clarice’s surprise. Minierat
smiled with pleasure.
She thought
her friend overcome with the beauty A. B. CAMPBELL, Spedai Agea t Standard 00,
of her gown.
“It is pretty, lent It? On* of the
newest at Stark’s A Duroque model.”
FOR SALE.
Not just a picture, but a great show.
”A Duroqo* model r
murmured
6 acres track near city, half bottom, 9m “ In Old Kentucky” at the Lib-
Clarice.
’ ert? **»y 2®th mto Mth.
"A real Duroque.
Th e» have so rich, running water.
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acne,
good
bouse,
well
improved
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few. even at 8tark’s Isn't It a dart­
ing? But you have a very pretty adjoining city.
1 acre, good, no improvements,
dress on yonraeli.
Where did you
get ItT”
good buy.
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-At—Stark's Iti*—It’s also a Dn-
160 acre stock ranch near town. •
roqne model." Claries looked at th*
26 acre orange, 7 Itmon, farm near
roue-colored dress and tried to as­ Los Angeles, to trade for stock ranch
sume a correct and admiring expres­
in Coos county.
sion. but quit* suddenly and unex­
One shingle mill and ehingle timber
pectedly she began to laugh.
M lincea t stared resentfully, her enough for 6,000,000 skinglee. A big
buy.
face red with anger.
Clarice went on laughing. “Oh, Mil­
$26,000. 160 Acre dairy farm well
iterai, please forgive me. I can’t help located, 26 dairy cows, all stock and
It. I saw that very dress yesterday implements go with place, 76 acres
at Mm*. De Reval’w-and I got min* under cultivation. Crop aD ia. $10,-
i* th« only practical trac­
there, too!"
000 will handle balance on time.
tor in small fields and
Millicrat'e face, which had tamed
$4,600. Stock ranch, "all fenced,
from red to white, grew rad again.
swampy,
qpft ground.
ideal
for
sheep
and
cattle.
$8,600
Por a moment It looked as If ah*
would cry. but Clarice’s laugh was In­ will handle it, balance deferred pay­
A t work on th$ farm
fectious. and presently Mllllcrat. tpo. ments.
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near Lampa.
$8,160. Stock ranch, 100 acres, 40
begun to giggle ontll th* two were al­
acres under cultivation, buildings wall
most hysterical. .
TRACTORS sad
“Clarice." said
Mtlllcent. when
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- located, handy.
Half down.
Best M n l i t t P
m o u n e
farm tools
composed, “ thtajs the last [tny {n
County.
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160-00 per acre fee 17» acre
three yenrs I'm been baying my dairy farm, good buildings, well lo­
gresse* at Mme. D* Rival's, because
they cost less. 4 didn’t have the cour­ cated, all rich river bottoni land, 76
age to let people know It for fear I acres under cultivation. I f yoa pass
Coqullle, Oregon ’
might fall in their esteem. But this this up you will miss a good thing.
4,000,000 Feet standing whits Cedar
Is * lesson to me. n i be honest from
ind illr, beat timber buy ia Coos Coun­
'J g y
-And se will V declared Clarice. ty. Look this up quick.
-Herenfter. K I get 6 »own from
In addition - to the above I have
Mme. D* Revs! that cost s third less several small stock ranches that a n
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very good.
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Some small places acreage to and
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for Du roane models1
adjoining city. Some vacant and
improved city property. 1 have a few
splendid buys for email homes.
-Und* Johnberry Is a mighty
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Some good city property. -
old man.” mused the gaunt MU
These
are
all
good
boys,
las
or
ta. “Why. actually, h# don’t >
care at sB when soste other oM
comes around and out brags
type ofengne
The M olin e
THOS. HANLY, Agt
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