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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1909)
LOCAL N E W S . Pickles, sweet and sour, in bulk at Rose’s Cash Store. Ladies khaki suits at RobinsoD's. W. M. Hamilton w bb down from C O N S P IC U O U S J. M. Nye returned Monday from Fishtrap Saturday. \ a business trip to Portland. Apricots in ODe-gallon cans 25 HEADS Khaki cloth by the yard at Rob New lot of Cluett shirts at Robin cents at Rose’s Cash Store. inson's son’s. J. C. Haynes, of Myrtle Point, How a white, shiny, bald Web Mast, of Lee, was in town D. P. Strang, jr., was up from went to the Bay Saturday. head shows up iu a crowd. lasd Friday. Do you desire to be the Parkersburg on Thursday. Just received a new line of meus owner of such a head? Anything you want in groceries Children's wash dresses at Rob uecktiey, Robinson’s store. I f your hair is losing its at Robinson’s. inson’s. Jess Smith was over from the luster or shows a tendency J. A. Armfield was up from Pros Chas. Langlois, of BandoD, was Bay one day last week. to fall out give your scalp per on Saturday. immediate attention or a Coquille visitor on Friday. Children’s black aud tan scuffers you’ll soon have no use for New line of spring bats for men at Robinson’s. Latest stylo ladies tailor suits Made of fine quality, hand Something stylish and looks a comb. Blues, browns, white, red, nt Robinson’s. just in at Robinsons. Mrs. R. R. Watson made Marsh somely trimmed with lace well made up. A large va tan and pongee..50c peryd Homer Holverstott, of Fairview, Nyal’» Hair Tonic riety of patterns to select and insertion, from............. Wm. Richardson, of Parkersburg, field a short visit on Saturday. from ...20c to 4 5 c per yd was in town Friday. ............... ......... $ 2 to 3 50 was a business visitor on Thursday. is a food for the scalp and Money saved for you if you buy will quickly stimulate the dry goods at O. Wilson A Co. For bargains in shoes, see Drane Sec Rose for low prices on flour. hair bulbs. It’s an anti at his new store. No combination for him. The very latest in blue, Robert Wagner was down from dote for dandruff and cure brown and l..ns, neat pat The steamer Elizabeth arrived in Mrs. J. W. Ofheld was up to the Gravel Ford section Saturday. tor all scalp diseases. A very nice line of em- Jfine quality, ribbed knit terns.................................35c the river on Friday. town yesterday doing some sbop- p rice $ 1 . Another shipment of mens spring broideried muslin skirts, vest.*................................ 15c Rolled hurley, shorts, bran and ping. clothing just in at Robinson's. good quality and low priced Bettor quality, trimmed FURRMAN’S PHARMACY wheat at Robinson’s. from.. .. . . $ 1 5 0 to 2 75 with lace and insort’on....... Milk, cream and butter always Albert Bright had business J. W. Evans, of Arago, had bus on the milk wagon. Plain and figured Iawns.20c ....................................... 2,>c which called him to the lower river Batiests ........................... 20c iness in town Saturday. Try some of that nice cream for ; L. J. Cody, the Bandon lumber on Monday. Mercerized.........35 ard 45o When you want groceries or meat man, hud business in Coquille yes your strawberries, delivered any Well made and of good Remember we have Kobe silks in go to the People's Murket. time by phoning Is Nosier, 283 J terday. quality of linen and crash Porous knit, the keep cool the latest colors, Rose’s Cash Store. J. E. Clinton was down from white and tan. You usually main. Manville Chambrays kind, sleeveless..$ 1 pr suit Have you saw the new galatea Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Teters, of pay $2. Our price. .$ 1 .2 5 Norway on business last Monday. Iu extra good quality nice Albert Garfield, proprietor of the j cloth at Robinson’s store. Fairview, were in town trading yes Bandon Foundry patterns............ 15C p e r y d Saws gummed, filed and set at and Machine B ohn . In Coquille, Oregon, May terday. Quick & Curry’s shop. Shop, was a passenger to Coquille 27, 1909, to Mr. and Mrs. John .Very neat patterns in brown, AH Over Laces The steamers Elizabeth and Fi- Tan! Tan!! Tan!!! Tics for gents by yesterday morning’s steamer j blue and pink.,-»0c p er yd Tawse, a daughter. Well made and trimmed ladies and children»at Robinson’s. field sailed from Bandon Saturday. White and echrue from ...... Coquille. with silk, neat and new, White River flour makes white ..............50c to 1.25 S. J. Culver, of Bandon, went to W e Have Tents the following Gent’s don’t buy your spring suit light broad. Robinson has it. very stylish, panama and Myrtle Point the latter part of the sizes: 8x10, 10x12, 12x14. Fancy until you have seen Robinson’s alpacca. You usually pay B orn . At Johnson’s Mill, May poles aud hard-wood pegB for same. All Over Tucking. stock. $5 to $7.50. Our price..... weok on business. Something neat and very 27, 1909, to Mr. and Mrs Lath C. M. Goodman A Co. ......................... $ 3 .5 0 to 6 stylish at...................... 50c I. Nordstrom, the Parkersburg ............... 1.25 per yd Robinson has a nice assortment Cornwell, a daughter. Riley Clinton started for St. dairyman, had business in town of ladies up-to-date tailored suits. The lastest creations in ladies Martin’s Springs yesterday. He Friday. Fred Nelson, the Marshfield will join his wife there and latter I princess suits at Robinson’s. We will be more than pleased to show you our line and wish you to feel per The Royal Chinook— they fit fectly free to come in and look our line over whether you buy or not. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Boak, of foundryman, had business in Co on will visit the Seattle fair, your feet. Rose’s Cash Store has Bandon, visited friends a few days quille yesterday. Henry Johnson was up from Riv- j them. Make your washing easy by us at Myrtle Point last week. erton yesterday, and walked with a Mrs. J. P. Cl ausen was up from Trunks— Suit Cases—Telescopes. ing Washing Tablets at Drane’s limp, having sprained one of his the farm Monday doing some shop store. ankles. All sizes. C. M. G oodman & Co. ping. We are Money Savers when it comes to Groceries. I. N . DeLong, of Bandon, visited Mrs. Ed Rackleff, of Baodon, Lyons A Jones’ delivery wagon Why Pay More when You Can Get Them for Less? Those wash suits are just the his brother, C. A. DeLong in this is out again after a general over thing for you to buy at O. Wilson visited her old home, relatives and city a few days last week. friends at Myrtle Point last week. hauling by McAdams, the wagon A. Co’s. 16 lbs Sugar Francis Simon took W . H. Dib maker, and a touching up by D. C. Call and see those waists from $ 1.00 B ohn . At Fishtrap, May 31, 4 1-2 lbs Caracoal Coffee 1.00 1909, to Mr. and Mrs. George 75 cents to $3.50 at O. Wilson’s & ble’s place as fireman on the Dis Tyrer, the carriage painter. Co’s. patch one day last week while the 14 lbs Good Rice 1.00 Hulter, a daughter. \. When you are making your next 6 bars Good Laundry Soap Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Miller, of latter took a day off. .25 ice cream don’t forget that you can C. M. Goodman & Co., dealers this city, went to Marshfield Satur 3 cans Standard Tomatoes .25 Registered Berkshire pigs for get both your cream and ice de in uew and second hand goods. day to look after the grave of a son. sale— both sex. J. C. Watson, Co 3 cans Standard Corn .25 livered at your door by phoning Phone No. 304. 1 Gallon Apricots .35 Mrs. Aiken is constantly dis quille. Is Nosier the milk and cream man. Conductor Kardell took a day off playing new bats of the latest and 1 Gallon Peaches Grandma Wade came up from .40 Ceorge Moulton and his sister, the first of the week and Hi most beautiful designs. Raisins per package Bandcn Saturday and is visiting .10 Wright filled his place on the pas her granddaughter, Mrs. Fred Von Mrs. S. M. Nosier, started for St. Mush, extra good, per package .30 L. W. Deyoe, of Myrtle Point, senger train. Peas, per can 15 cents two for Pegert, of Johnsons mill section. Martin’s Springs yesterday. They .25 went to Bandon yesterday for a have been bothered some of late Beans per can 15 cen1 s, two for You must sell flour at $1.G5 says little fishing. Mr. Deyoe never .25 You can get milk, creamer but with rheumatism, an concluded to Flour, best grade the trust. But Rose says “ No,” a fails to get his share. 1.60 ter of Nosier the milk man twice a try the springs. George thinks small profit for me. The shoes for woodsmen; Tozier’s day delivery. of attending the exposition at Mrs. Jas. Boone, of Marshfield, Logger Shoes. The gloves for wear llo t W ater Tank 30 gal for sale Seattle before he returns. visited her brother, J. L. Conger —S. F. Fear Gloves. E. L. Tozier. at The Second-Hand Store. C. M. F. A. Holman made a blast of and family at Bandon two or three Mrs. Demorist, a sister of Mrs. Goodman A Co. the remaining rock that was on the days last week. J C. Varney, arrived here Monday A large and nice bowling alley inside of the Coquille river bar The best and most wholesome from Kipping, Idaho. We under outfit arrived here last week for j . Wednesday noon, but, owing to mea's; the puriest lard. Go to the stand she will make her borne in H. Oerding from the oast. It will the ruffled condition of the water, he People’s Market. C o js in the future. She is now be put up at Myrtle Point. The hag been unable to go down since to S. B. Cathcart, the civil engineer visitieg her daughter, Mrs. Amos freight on Ihe lot was nearly $300. see what the result of the blast may ...... THE STORE OF BIG VALUES AND LITTLE PRICES ....... and surveyor, came over from Simpson, of the Bayside. Rose is not in any combination have beeo. Indications are, how Marshfield on Thursday and made Tozier'B Celebrated Logger o f flour mills. He buys for casti ever, that the blast was successful a trip down the riyer. Shoes have won popularity with the The blast and sells it at his own price for and the rock removed. Surveyor Gould returned from Ladies if you want an up to date woods boys. E. L. Tozier maker, was a good one and the sight beauti cash. See Rose. Coquille. the Bay Monday. tailored, or white princess suit, you ful to behold. The water was sent Dr. A. L. Horsewortb, of Marsh will find it at Robinson's. Miss Bessie Robinson went to F or S ale . A beautiful parrot, up into the air like a great geyser field, has purchased a Maxwell run Mrs. Jay Mulkey arrived here Marshfield Saturday to take the $10. Inquire at this office. and spread out over the river to a through the last week from Camas, Washington, steamer Eureka for her old home about automobile C. F. McCracken was up from considerable dista nee.— Recorder. and will spend the summer with her in Humboldt county, California. agency of J. S. Lyons, of this city. camp on the lower river the last of father, R. J. Dean. Mr. Mulkey She will be greatly missed by a Just the things for summer suits the week. will come a little later. large number of young friends — Ginghams, List Your Property With Linens, Galatea Robt. Wagner, of Gravel Ford, cloth in stripes and checks at The poorest family can afford here. STUTSMAN & COMPANY bad business in towa the latter part meat when bought from the Peo Town Property from $75.00 to $3500. F or S alk — Five cows, a good Rose’s Cash Store. REAL ESTATE of the week. ple's Market, Dean & Company. wagon, horse, buggy and harness. Eugene Robinson started yester- Office Front 8t., Opp. Hotel Coquille Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lorenz re Mrs. Lee Ray, of Myrtle Point, Inquire of Neatherv A Gregg. CLAUD STUTSMAN, Mgr. day for the Siualavv where he will, turned to Bandon Monday after a went to Marshfield Saturday to see Mr. Joe Windle was up from his with a very little further prepara C '■'QUILLE, - OREGON visit with relatives in town. their son, Maurice Ray, who is at Lampa farm on Friday. He in tions, be ready for a good season’s MrB. D. L. Perkins visited her 3 6 0 Acres— 80 acres plow land, 35 acres bottom,\ the Home Hospital in that place forms us of much improvement on salmon fishing. mother, Mrs. John Shelton, of suffering from a broken leg. balance grazing— % 4,500. lower river farms. The late dry Scott King and family, of Cor Beaver Slough the first of the week. Get your table legs turned at spell of weather has been of great vallis, this state, passed through I If you are going to the Rose Quick & Curry’s. They have some benefit to those who were doiD g town yesterday on their return I Carnival, take tbe S. S. Break- patterns already out. Hard wood, much clearing. Come in and List With home after a visit with relatives j water, sailing 1 p. m. June 5th. $1 per set. Now is the time to have your and having a general good time at You can be booked for passage | R. H. Rice, of Bandon, passed windows and doors re screened. right here in Coquille. P aul S ter the Bandon Beach. through town Thursday with a Quick A Curry has the galvanized ling . To avoid serous results take horse and fine little Jersey cow screening. Two Doors North of Postoffice Prof. M. O. Hawkins received a Foley’s Kidney Remedy at the first which he was taking home from his B. H. Ferry, lately from Cleve nice 20-borse automobile Monday, sign of kidney or bladder disorder former home on the up river. land, Ohio, will soon open the con such as backache, urinary irregu and Oliver Sandford a neat ruD-, about both of the Ford patern aDd Robinson's store has just received fectionery, cigar and tobacco de larities, exhaustion, and you will through the agency of Fred Slagle. soon be well. Commence takiug partment of the resort known as a new line of embroideries, in nan- soo 1; swiss and cambric, also tuck Josh’s Place. He will not, now at Foley’s Kidney Remedy today. C The bodj of Henry Gouthier kill J Fuhrman. ing and fronting for waists. ed at Johnson's mill a week ago any rate, open the billard parlors, Monday, was Bent to Eureka, Cal., but might conclude to do so later for interment the last of the week, j od . Mr. Ferry is a nephew of J. L. The body was accompanied by Earl ...S U M M E R ... and Joseph Ferry pioneers of this Lyons Building, Front Street, Coquille, Oregon Slagle. county. J. S. LYONS, Proprietor Jonathan Quick has gone to Cor New line of white linens, butch RATES: 82 per month; $5 per quarter; $9 por C months; $12 vallis to attend the G. A. R. Encamp per year. ment, after which he will go to Pen —— ——— —— — I er, embroidery or round thread, India, fronting, flaxon, and hand dleton to bo present at the marriage y enrolling NOW one j kerchief, also brown and blue m of his daughter, Mary C. Quick to Delivered at Your Door Handles Maxwell Autos, may be able to complete ; dress linens at Robinsan’s, Elmer E. Harvey, Wednesday, June Twice a Day all kinds o f Sporting either of t h e b u s i n e s s 10th. The steamer Coquille missed her The schooner Ruby day. sailed Sun W E ARE SHOWING The Nobbiest and most up-to-date Line of Summer Goods Ever Brought to Coquille..... LADIES LINGERIE WAISTS FANCY WAISTINGS POPLIN FRENCH APPLIQUE LADIES MUSLIN SKIRTS LAD’YS SLEVEL’SS VST’S WHITE COODS LADIES WASH SKIRTS DRESS SKIRTS UNION SUITS ARDMORE SILKS RICIHILIEU SILK O. WILSON & CO For Sale... Small Tracts Business up to Lots and 360 Acres j Buildings | FARMERS ATTENTION! Neathery & Greggj David C. Tyrer Carriage, Wagon and Auto PAINTING Milk, Cream, SCHOOL Butter and Eggs GYMNASI UM Prices $ 1 0 and Up First Class Job GUARANTEED B branches before the Fall runs Sunday and Monday on ac term of High School. count of a breakdown in her ma No better opportunity can I chinery. A piston ring broke and be found to take a business j a piece got into the cylinder above | course than is now pre- I the piston which carried the upper sented to you. cylinderhead away and injured the Inquire of any. business crank. By the constant efforts of man in the city, or ask any Albert Garfield, the fouodryman o f the students about the and machinist, day and night, she work, or was able to make her run yeeter- SEND FOR LITERATURE. day morning. AN D E R SO N ’S Practical Husinens School i 'O q n i .L E , OREGON Go to the People's Market, Dean A Hensley Prop’rs, for the best ba con, lard, bams, and meat of every description. They treat you square. Having Bought cut Mr. Laffer- ty’s Milk Route, I am Prepared to Furnish Any of the Above at Reasonable Prices. Phone Main 283 And your Order will be Promptly Filled. I. R. burn Goods. Rouse’s Coal The Best Coal in Coos county $5.00 per Ton Leave Orders W ith W m . Oddy NOSLER Phone Main 295 Bicycle and Auto Garage. THE PALM... Confectionery, Tobaccos, FR U ITS IN Remodeled Cigars, Ice SEASON Cream Cora Belloni