The best flour in town
A Son.
Dr. C. W. Endicott, the dentist,
All kinds of feed at Skeels A Son.
Thomas Wilson, of Myrtle Point
will be home and have his deutsl
Dry Goods,¡well we have a nice
Ladies’ Belts.
Miss Etta Dean started for Oak parlors open next week.
had business which called him to
line and are naming prices that
We certaiuly do set the pace
dale, California, Friday.
have appealed to many and are
the Bay yesterday.
Pie Peaches one gallon cans 35
when it comes to belts and the
sure
to please you.
Make our
Baby shoes! baby shoes!! Large cents at O. Wilson and Co.
Go to P. E. Drane’s for Economy
store your headqur rtors and feel
prices are from 25cts to $2.50
fruit jars and caps.
assortment, Robinson’s store.
B ohn —In Coquille, November 1,
free to examine our stock. Our
There wiil be no preaching at the
Frank Carey of Bandon, was in 1908, to Mr. and Mrs. Perlty Crow
Ladies’ amt Gentlemen's under
wear department is very complete
M. E. church next Sunday, the new
town Monday.
ley, of Dairyville, a daughter.
and we can please you.
minister not having yet arrived.
Drain keeps on hand fresh bread,
Economny fruit jars and caps at
W e have just received our win
We put stress upon this word
Buy your suits at Land & Lyons’.
C. H. Pullen, of Bandon, had bus Drane’s.
ter waists and are showing some
Their prices will surprise you.
as there is a reason why our gro
snappy styles.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Hanly were
iness on the bay side last week.
cery trade is increasing so rapid
Mrs. R. R. Pownder, of this city
up
from
their
dairy
farm
near
Riv
Calico 7 cents per yard at Robin
ly. We are saving others money
has been quite ill for several days.
erton on Thursday of last week.
son’s.
Every thing that is nice in the
we can save you.
A trial will
She was threatened with pneumon
H. L.'Carl, of Norway, had bus
For bargains in shoes, see Drane
Side com bs,'back combs, come
conviuce
you.
Our
line
is
fresh
The
shoe
with
ia.
iness in Coquille one day last week. at his now store.
in and look them over. 25 to 75c
the Btyle and
and
we
can
please
you.
Saws gummed, filed and set at
Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Gehlke, of
Some nice rooms to rent.
See
wearing qual
Quick A Curry’s shop.
Wo have a nobby line of ladies’
Parkersburg,
were
business
visitors
ities combined.
Mrs. Figg.
f o r a nice Thanksgiving turkey
shoes that we wish to cull your
$3.50 to $4.
Cbas. Stauff, the Marshfield mer to the county seat on Saturday.
M en’s pants our values in this line cannot be duplicated in ^oos
attention to as they will appeal
place your order at once with D. H.
Three cans of standard tomatoes
chant. was in Coquille lust Monday.
to your good taste.
County.
A
strictly
up-to-date
line
to
select
from.
Johnson at the Pioneer Meat Mar
Sewing Machine needles at W. H. for 25 cents at O. Wilson and co.
We h iv e ju st received • nice
ket.
Schroedei’s.
A postal card of recent date in
line of Heatherbloom Shirts
We have the most complete line
Qeo. Henninger, o f Fishtrap, was forms us that Mrs. T. J. Little is
At
Every Day
W e want it to be known that we will be headquarters for toys
of ladies’ coats ever carried in town
a passenger to the Bay by Mon now located at Riverside, California.
A Bargain Day
and all kinds of Holiday G oods.
$2.50
and
£3.50
Robinson’s store.
day's train.
F or S ale . Six lots and 8 -room
Steve Gallier, the Bandon hotel
“ Dement’s Best flonr is the kind house well furnished; orchard and
bottom garden lots und out-houses. man, was up from that place yester
Dranc sells.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Briggs, of day and extended bis trip to the
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noble, of
near
Riverton, spent Saturday night Bay.
Marshfield, were Coquille visitors
A fine supply of new records just
with
their daughter, Mrs. Chas,
cn Saturday.
J. W. Meadows was down from
received at W. H. Schroeder's.
Zevely, of this city.
A fine liue of Boys and Girls
Sugar, best granulated $6.40 per
Arago Monday.
E.
E.
Hampton
was
down
from
Get your table legs turned at
Books at Knowltous Durg Store.
sack at O. Wilson and Co.
The kind of rubber coats that
Quick & Curry’s. They have some Arago Monday. He is preparing
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Nosier, re
Mrs. L. A. Whereat, of Mareh- patterns already out.
don’t leak at Skeels and Son’s.
Hard wood, for a big turkey shoot to take place
turned home Monday,
fiold, was in Coquille one day last $ 1 per set.
the 24th.
Judge Hall transacted probate
A big line of hosery just arrived
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thursh, of
matters at the county seat Monday.
Ripe and green olives in bulk at
at Skeels and Son.
W anted . $2,000 on first-class se the lower river, were in town shop
Robinson’s.
All the latest styles in Ladies
curity. Apply at this office.
Alfred JobDson, the millman, de
ping last Thursday, and met many
suits at Robinsons,
Mrs. M. Nosier of The Up-to-Now
parted for San Francisco Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Hayler, of friends while in town.
Restaurant on Front St. wishes to
M. Brewer, the Bandon boot
the lower river, went to the Bay one
Just arrived—A swell line of din
Anyone wishing house moving or announce that she has nice furnish
maker, was in Coquille on Satur
day last week.
other heavy work done can be ac
ing chairs at W. C. Laird’s.
ed rooms in connection.
day of last week.
Furnished housekeeping rooms to commodated by calling on H. L .
Pyrography outfits and nice line
Knowlton’s
D
ru
gstore
has
a
very
Order your Thanksgiving turkey
Varney.
rent at the W HITE HOUSE.
of books, frames, plaques etc, at
large
stock
of
books,
consisting
of
at
once of D. H. Johnson at the
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Guerin, of
Mrs. G. II Guerin, of Myrtle
every thing from 5c toy books to Knowlton’s Drug Store.
Pioneer Meat Market.
Myrtle
Point,
started
for
Needles,
Point, went to Bandon to visit her
The snappiest umbrellas at Skeels
H. E. Folsom, a cousin of our
California, last week. They go for most beautiful gift books.
son and family Monday.
and Sen.
F
ob
S
ale
.
£150
buys
a
good
piano.
townsman, Bert Folsom, and a
Mr. Guerin’s health.
Big assortment of ladies’ skirts
Place your order for a Thanks young friend, Mr. Travis, arrived
F or R ent . Some good, fu rn -bed »75 cash and $75 in good potatoes
from $1 to $15 at J. W . Leneve’s,
giving
turkey with D. H. Johnson here the last of the week from Paw
housekeeping rooms,
nice
for (or grain.
Attorney Walter Sinclair return
teachers or pupils. Apply at this
y am Nass, the salmon canner, was at toe Pioneer Meat Market.
paw, Michigan,
ed from a business trip to the bay
Judge Hall returned home Mon
0 ce‘
i up from Prosper yesterday. He
Go to Knowlton’s Drug Store for
last Thursday.
Mrs. I . E. Hullstarted last week informed us that he bad just finish- day and will return Thursday to j your Christmas presents. You will
Clevelands Superior
Baking for California, Mr. Hull having gone ed ft good pack and ia
maxing ar hold Juvenile court.
| fiud an assortment that will please
Powder. The goods that saver you
se veral weeks previously and found rangements to ship them.
A fine line of umbrellas at Skeels everyone.
money.
suitable location.
Old Indian Mike and his aged
1 G pounds best granulated sugar and Son’s.
Mrs. Edward Boyd and Mrs. Dol
O. Wilson and Co. have on dis for $100 at O. Wilson and Co.
squaw
were brought over to the
Jas.
S.
Ellis,
a
late
arrival
from
lar were passengers from this city
play a fine line of holiday goods.
to Marshfield by Saturday’s train.
Knowlton’s Drug Store has on Humboldt county, California, went county farm from Empire Monday,
Come and make your selections
they having reached that age and
display an elegant line of Pictures to Bandon the last of the week.
Remember we carry every thing
early.
condition
that they are unable to
Fresh cranberries at Skeels and
which would make nice presents fo r
you need in grocery line. Land &
further take care of themselves.
Mrs. H. J. Rice, of North Bend, your wife or sweetheart.
Lycns.
So n’s.
Mrs. L. J. Roberts, of Myrtle visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Anyone desiring fine cleaning
Best grade flour $1.35 per sack at
l i o n Is Y o u r O l e c H t l o u ?
Point, visited friends in Bandon the T. A. Walker, of this city a couple O. Wilsan & Co.
and pressing done will do well to
Mrs.
Mary Dowlin of No. 228 8 th
last of the week, returning Mon of days last week.
Eckley Guerin, of Myitle Point, call at the residence of Mrs. Whet Ave., ban Francisco, recommends a
Pie Apricots one gallon cans 25 came up from Bandon Saturday stone.
day.
remedy for stomach trouble. She
Bring your orders to Land & cents at O. Wilson and Co.
where be had spent several days
Wm Gallier, of Baudon, who re says: “ Gratitude for the wonderful
effect of Electric Bitters in a case of
Lyons for groceries, shoes or dry
Messrs. C. A, Smith and A. H. carpentering.
cently returned from a trip to the o f acute indigestion, prompts this
goods.
Powers, the lumbermen, visited
F or S a l e . Six lots East of Chris Puget bound county, is not feeling testimonial. I am fully convinced
Dr. Sol Endicott and wife, of tbeir extensive logging operations tian Church— good building place— the best.
that for stoma.ffi and liver troubles
Myrtle Point, spent Sunday with on Cunningham Saturday.
part bottom for garden.
Mrs. C. M. Goodman arrived Electric Bitters is the best remedy
on the market to-day.” This great
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Lyons, of this
Clark's O. N. T. thread 5 cents a
Will Clayburn who speDt the home Saturday from an extended tonic and alterative medicine invig
city.
spool at Robinson's.
fishing season on the lower river, visit with relatives and friends in orates the syst;m, purifies the blood
Tablet-! we are closing out our
Cashier Hazard, of the First Na came up to town the last of the eastern Oregon.
and is especially helpful in all forms
entire line at reduced prices, O. tional Bank, left last week for La
week.
Only the best groceries at Skeels of female weakness. 50 c at Knowl
Wilson & Co.
ton’s drug store.
Canndo, California, where he goes
Hats! Hats!! Hats!!! All kinds and son
Mrs. J. E. Martin, of Riverton, to see Mrs. Hazard and their little
of new hats at Drane’s Store. Also
COMPLETE, HOUSE FURNISHER.
Maids from Alaska (sequel to Old RED AND
passed through this city Monday to son Austin, and Mr. and Mrs. I. geuts’ furnishing goods.
WHITE CEDAR
Maids
Convention)
Friday
evening,
North Bend on a visit. She is still Hacker.
SHINGLES
C. E. Hollopeter, the Bandon Nov. 20th. A comic drama per
improving from her late attack of
Guns of all kinds for sale or rent electric light man, had business formed by forty people. The great
F o r Sale B y
paralysis.
at Goff A G oodm an’s 2nd hand ! | which called him to the Bay side
L.
H.
& W. Shingle Co.
est treat of the season.
To obtain good berths on the store.
: last Monday.
Bandon,
Oregon.
P. O. Box 62
Breakwater call up Main 181. it
F or S ale —A high-grade Kohler
Grandpa Dean who now re- j
costs you nothing to phone.
largest
line
os
la-
and
Campbell
piano,
oak
case,
for
sides at the home of his granddaugh -1 " e have the
G. W. Hixson came down from ter, Mrs. John Peart, near the A cad-! t**es ff en*8 an<^ childrens’ shoes. cash or on installments. Will sell
the Point Monday on his way to the emy, celebrated his 88 th birthday ! We can 8uit y °u Robinson’s store cheap if taken at once. Call cn W.
place of his son, V. E. Hixson on last Friday. He still enjoys good
A pretty homewedding occured at C. Laird.
Bill’s creek, where he expects to health.
Brown and
White Leghorn, HEATON & SHUCK
the home of Mr/and Mrs. R.W. Boy-
spend the winter.
F or S ale . One complete outfit > le in Bandon, Ore. Tuesday evening White Plymoth Rock and Black
Are prepared to do all kinds of
Drane has the best thing in the for spraying. Call and investiga- Nov. 11, 1908, when Mr. Robert E. Minorca cockerels for sale by J. C.
Houscmoving and foundation re
wav of fruit Jars thnt has ever been Goff A Goodman.
Buck and Mrs. Rucetta La Fontaine Watson. Also pairs and trios can
on the Market. Call and see them.
pairing.
Herman Larsen, of Marshfield, ( were united in marriage. After the be furnished on short notice.
R. B. Rogers acjompauied Albert who is constructing the ditch into j ceremony an elaborate wedding sup-
Crouch to his timber claim near the the Beaver Slough basin for drain per
was served. The following
Eden valley section last week for age purposes,
last
Wednesday guests were present Mr. and Mrs C.
a final cruise of the tract before brought around by ocean the new Y. Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Redley, Mr.
i
1
■
dredge he has recently bad con and Mrs. J. E. Walstrom, Mrs. F.
proving op.
structed
on
the
bay
for
that
work.
E
.
Dyer,
Miss
Maud
Lowe,
and
Duprey’s Celery Headache Pow
ders, give instant relief. Price 25 The machinery was brought over by Miss Blanch Radley, Rev. R.H. Al
cents. R. 8 . Knowlton, Coquille rail, and is now being installed, and len of the Methodist Episcopal
City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon.
the dredge will be ready for oper- | church officiated,
G E T A I. & S. B IN G S U IT T H I S
Sampson Kinder, who has made atiou in a short time.
FALL.
Groceries, drygoods, boots and
his home the past two or three years
Land A Lyons are closing out shoes, bats and caps, flour and feed,
with bis son-in law and daughter, their stock of clothing. Now is always on band at Land A Lyons’.
You’ll find that a [ A S B Suit more
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hnow, east of a chance for a good suit of clothes. Orders filled promtlv.
fully
meets your ideas of what a good
General Construction
Surveys Made, Estimates Furnished
town, is now very low and growing
Work.
on all Classes of Construction Work
suit ought to be than noy you have
weaker. On account of his ad
ever worn. I A S B clothes are cui
vanced age—81 years, it is thought
Civil, Hydraulic and Mining Engineer
from best of fabrics, smartly tailored
that a complete recovery is hardly
Land, Drainage and Mining Surveys Executed With
splendidly made. They have a per
likely.
Men’s Suits at J. W . Leneie’s.
Groceries.
O. WILSON & CO., COQUILLE, OREGON
Largest assortment of
Rugs ever brought to Co
quille. All sizes and prices
9x 12 from $3 .50 up
Complete line of Holiday
China. ___________
W e are giving 10 per
cent off on all W ood or
Coal H E A T E R S
for
one week only.
W. C. L A IR D
HOUSE MOVING
S IL V E R W A R E
of all kinds.
Edison Phonographs and Records,
also the new Combination Machines
and Amberol records at
E. C. BARKER & CO’S
Jewelry Store
M E N ! Your Fall Clothes
F ob S ale . — Half of a well selected
herd belonging to a lower river
dairyman, thirtyfive in number, at
thirty dollars a piece, for particulars
addiess F. E F., care of this office.
Don't be afraid to come to the
show Friday night, the Indian is
civilized and used to all the refiner
ies of civilization, To be sure he is
a live and a full blooded pie-you-
eat. And Prof. Dinkecapeil is the
7 th son-in-law of his wife’s father,
and will make some wonderful dem
onstrations. But come ami we will
protect you. Tickets will be on
sale early Wednesday
morning.
Secure a good seat for the play Fri
day night.
The Coquille Hardware Co.
Have decided to do
a strictly cash busi
ness after this date
regardless of the re
sponsibility of the
purchasers.
I
E
H KERN
Accuracy and Dispatch.
Second Door East of P. O.
are h e re
COQUILLE, OREGON
fection of workmanship and (Irish that
is not merely temporary - 1 A S ] ' clothes
are right, both when you frst put
them on and as you wear them
tiful new patterns in great
Beau
variety;
rich colorings; tasteful cffocl
Let
us show you some of these nev ideas.
Suits from $0.00
up to $35.00.
G IV E M E A
CALI .
Si.
LOCAL NEWS.