I
Preach the perfection of Ood a n d d l
the perfect Inn to he obtained by •
(Concluded from la.t week.)
man.
The abolition of war and
Question 4. What should be the poverty
burden of the sermon today??
Question-- Do you think men are
One says, "Less about the un- naturally religious, or ns much so
knowable; more about the living or Ull women?
present; more about the good and
Yea, anyway most men are. The
more about Ifiu here and now and most of them have ti nebulous sort
true and beautiful of this life ; and of conscience or soul, which at time
less about the future of which we reminds them of the hereafter, As I
know nothing."
to women's natural religious procliv-’
More, says another, about Jesus tiles, I ttilYik she outranks men by
Christ.
\\'e would see Jesus. More many times to one.
about His love.
Another writer says, Man is more I
Plain, practical sermons. Plenty truly religious than women.
Men |
sacrificed life plain. Preach at the are governed by reason, women by
congregations and not over their sentiment.
heads.
Man says another is the
only
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HUPMOBILE
G U A R A N T E E D r O R L IF E
We conbider (lie Hiipuiohile life-long, “ •quart-deal ifunrun*
tee to be the strongest element of protection ever incorporated
in the manufacture of motor cars.
A demonstration will be given you at your convenience.
Auto Garage and storage room now open. Second street
Coquille, Ore.
! 1. R. Nosier
New Line of Fur=
niture Just Arrived
the east.
F ifty room-size Brussels, Axminster and
Wilton Velvet Rugs.
Come in and see our new line o f Iron
Beds in dull Oak Finish.
W e also carry the Ostermoor Mattress.
Coquille Furniture
Company
We Know All About These
_______ Kidney Pill>_______
Safeguard your general health— do not neglect the minor
ments and allow them to get the better of you and become
chronic.
Especially is this so in the case of kidney trouble.
THE KDIXKYH HAVE AX IMPORTANT DUTY TO PER
FORM— SEE THAT TH EY IK) IT.
Watch
for symptoms and be prompt in your treat
ment.
I t ’s much easier and less expensive to buy a .box of
N yal’s Kidney Pills with the first appearance of kidney
distress and secure relie f than to disregard the trouble un
til it becomes chronic.
Xyul's Kidney 1*111» stand first for the simple reason
that they are composed of standard drugs especially known
to In- of value In kidney ailments.
W e know the formula
and know they will do as represented.
Prompt and effective in their action, they cleanse the
blood of all impurities and restore the kidneys to a normal
condition
Do not hesitate the next time you want speedy
relief.
Either call or phone and we will send it to you in
the shape of Nyals’ K idney Pills.
Worth much more -but only 50c the box.
Any doctor will tell you that when we compound a pre
scription it's done right. Dring us your prescriptions.
UR S was the first exclusive Dry Goods, Shoes and Fur-
We have
nishings store in Co< ii 11o. I t is a success.
decided to specialize further.
W e now make a change which
we know will meet with your approval.
We place on sale
our line o f Men’s Goods, consisting of Shoes, Shirts, Hosiery,
Underwear, i veralls, etc., and in the future will conduct a
store E X C L U S I V E L Y for
O
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
SA LE COMMENCES M O N D A Y, A P R IL 10TH
For the Spring
Season
1911
Pharmacy
“?
A De Laval
Going Out o f Men’s Goods
I
o f the newest things in lace curtains from
IN BUYING
A CHANGE IN BUSINESS
Ugious animal
Much depends on
his mentality.
Man 111 his savage
state, In the early development of
his faculties, was frightened at the
lightning and thunder, the volcano
and tho whirlwind.
He knew ab-
infant mind conceived the idea that
We believe in the future of Coquille, and we think the town will warrant
solutely nothing of science and hl9
Infant mind conceived the Idea that
such a store. We know you need it and y ju want it. Consequently, commencing
all these things were caused by son a
M O N D A Y , A P R I L 10th, our entire stock o f Men’s Goods will be placed on
he was injured hy these forces of
sale at cost, and some things below. Men, you need the goods. Supply your
personal and mtshty power. Since
wants now for the season, from a clean, fresh stock.
Remember, everything
nature, he believed that higher per
sonages were angry at him and he
M UST go.
tried In many ways to appease this
Imaginary wrath.
There followed
the worship of these Imaginary and
SHOES
SUSPENDERS
higher powers, which has developed
v
a
l
u
e
s
.........................
*3.93
50c
v
a
lu
e
s
...................................MU'
through all the ages until our pres
*4.50 v a lu e s ........................... *3.43
.Men's Collars, formerly 2 for 25c,
ent form o f worship.
It has been
*4.00 v a l u e s ........................... *3.00
now 3 for 25c.
handed down so long as to be thor
*3.50 v a l u e s ........................... *2.75
25c C u T fs ....................................20c
oughly Imbedded In the minds of
Speciul bargains In heavy shoes
HATS
men that worship Is necessary to
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
for mill and outdoor work.
appease the duty of the present day.
A
line
of
stylish
shapes and colors.
Notice is hereby given that the Com
10 anil 12 inch counters, *0.50,
I should say that in
*3.00 v a lu e s ........................... *2.20
mon Council of the City of Coquille So I think
and *7.00 v u lu e s ....................*4.50
*2.50 v a lu e s ........................... #1.05
will receive sealed bids for the improve naturally worshipful, which perhaps
this
way
the
majority
of
men
are
SHIRTS — Golf and Negligee
#3.00 values . . .
................ #1.45
ment of Spurgeon Street and the exten
sion of Spurgeon Street in said City of is what you would call religious.
*1.00 v a lu e s .............................. 70c
OVERALLS
Coquille in accordance with the plans,
Another says, Yes, I believe every
*1.35 v a lu e s .............................. OOc
#1.00 m i l ...................................75c
details and specifications of the City sane man o f 30 years of age has
*1.50 v a lu e s ........................... *1.10
85c
v a lu e s ...................................75c
Engineer on file with the City Recorder. some time In his life either prayed
*2.00 v a lu e s ........................... *1.45
75c v a lu e s .................................... 05
Said bids will be opened on the 10th for help from a greater power than
*2.50 v a l u e s ......................
*1.05
day ol April, 1911, at a special meeting
• GLOVES
himself or hidden his tliauughts in
#3.00 v a lu e s ........................... *1.05
of the Common Council. The Council
#1.25
and
#1.50 values........$1.00
terror from such a power.
reserves the power to reject any and all
U NDERW EAR — Cotton am! Wool
Question—
Is
the
Christian
life
a
RUBBERS
bids, and said bids may be for (he whole
50c v a lu e s ..................................40c
*l.o o and *1.25 values............... SO
o* any part of said improvement.
Im practicable one?
I
*1.00 v a lu e s .............................. 75c
One writes, As I See the question
provement to lie completed within six
Men’s 50c Cotton Shirts . . . .10«? |
#1.50
v
a
lu
e
s
...........................
#1.10
weeks from the time contract is award it is not practicable, and not at all
.\ special line of Overalls, TOc i
ed; five per cent of the total contract desirable.
Christ was a dreamer
HOSIERY — Cotton and Wool
values, (ioc.
price of the entire improvement or and an idler.
Many of his teach
50c v a lu e s ..................................40c
Several pairs of cotton pants at
such portion thereof us the bid shall ings are not only impracticable but
25c v a lu e s ......................... ... . 20c
wonderfully low prices.
cover, shall be deposited with the bid,
vicious, as for instance, “ Take no
the same to be forfeited in the event the
thought for tomorrow, what
ye
bidder upon the awarding of the con
tract fails to enter into such contract shall eat or wear.” “ Love your en
Hate
your father and
As an extra inducement, on Tuesday, April 11th, for every dollar’s worth
and give bond satisfactory to the Com emies.”
If Paul is to be taken
mon Council in the Mini of one half of mother.”
of goods you buy, you will receive a ticket to the Scenic Theater. I f you cannot
bid conditioned to insure the faithful as an authority, you yourself can
be here to attend the show, we will refund you 10c. This applies to Men’s, Ladies
| completion of the work in strict accord have no hope of salvation because
ance with Baiii specifications.
and Children’s Goods. This will be a feature o f our Tuesday trade.
you have taken you a wife.
Your
Dated this 8th day of March, A. D. wife, I feel Safe in saying, has fla
1911.
grantly disobeyed Paul by appear
A. W K E L L E Y
ing without a shamed face and with
I Ib9t.>
City Recorder.
jewels and braided hair. And while
and lasts until we close out the Men's Goods. But we advise early buying, as the
I hope she has implicit confidence
prices are sure to sell the goods. Yours for a successful event,
always "asked her husband" when
in your wisdom, I doubt if she has
seeking Information.
Another writes, A million times
yes, o f life is not worth living.
A
great many know not the blesscdnes
Opp. First N at’l Bank
C. H . C L E A V E S
Coquille, Oregon
and joy of being in Christian work
and living a spotless Christian life.
Searching t he Script re and living
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
in the above entitled suit and cause with interest thereon at rate of 10»
near that great all beloved Fa
A good display o f nobby styles
within six weeks from the date of the! percent per annum from the 30th day
Notice is hereby given that the under*
ther anil the dear Savior, us it is
in fancy Batistes, Tissues, and
all the late Spring Fabrics—an
Is possible for poor sinful humanity signed has been duly appointed execu first publication of this summons, t o - ! of October, 1907 and for attorney fee in
I sum of $00 00 and for co-ts and dirhurs-
endless Variety of Ginghams,
to get. Relying upon deathbed re trix of the laat will and testament of, wit :
Witliin six weeks from the 2rdday of ments.
and of the estate of John Kronenberg,
Percales and Linens. Exclusive
pentance will not win once In a
deceased, by the County Court for Coos March, A. P . 1911, and if you fail to! That defendants and each of them
Features in White Hoods.
hundred times. Now is the accepted
County, Oregon, and that all persons appear and answer on or before the : and all persons claiming or to claim
time. Now, now, now.
having claims against «aid estate are 13th day of April, A. D. 1911, that date j under them or either of them lie barred
if the ( hristian life is Christian I hereby notified to present same duly being the last day of the time prescribed and foreclosed of all rights, el inis and
I think it would be most practica- ; verified and with the prope r vouchers in the order of publication, the plain equity of redemption in and to said
Remember that we do a cash
ble, although it might not appear to ! to the undersigned at the office of A. J. tiff will take judgment and decree mortgaged premises and every part
business, and can give you better
he in a worldly sense.
If the brief Sherwood, Coquille, Coos County, Ore- against you and each of yon for the thereof and appurtenances thereto.
values than can be given under a
That plaintiff’s mortgage ha declared
span
of
life
comarpes
in
any way ; tfon» Within six months from the date relief demanded in the complaint, a
credit system.
succinct statement of which is as fol a first mortgage.
with a happy eternity, and if Chris of this notice.
Dated this 8th day of February, 1911. lows :
That plaintiff have decree for an
tian living promists us the sure fu
That mortgage held by plaintiff deficiency that may remain j'fter ap
C A T H A R IN E KRONEN IIERG,
ture, then no argument would seem
against
property
mentioned
in
com
Executrix of the Estate and of the Last
plying proceeds for the satisfaction ol
to hold against its practicability.
Will and Testament of John Kronen- plaint. to-wit: Block numhere*I eight the judgment and decree.
In the foregoing quotations from let * l»erg, deceased.
in Sunset Citv. Coos County, Oregon,
That sheriff execute a deed to the
ters received, we have had the can
according *o plat thereof on file an I of pUrcha8er within the time, manner nml
did views of a number of men who
SUM MONS.
record in the office of the county clerk provisions of law and that purchases
think.
ti is stuff for reflection.
In the Circuit Court of the State of of paid county,—be foreclosed in the be put into possession by sheriff.
The important thing with us now Oregon, in and for the County of Coos manner provided hy law and usual
For sudi other relief aa may he equi
Hattie Bledsoe, plaintiff, vs. O. F. I decr** *nt*rwl that said property be table.
is, arc we living the Christian life
Service of tips summons is made fiy
i i Its fullness and grandeur and its Rohrcr and Mary A. Rolirer, defend-! 8<dd accordingto law and practice of
ants #uit in Equity.
! court, and proct-eds applied tn expenses publication in pursuance of an order
beauty. Are we revealing Him who
ToO. F. Rohrer an.l to Mary A. R o h r - i” '»»> e
arising upon made by tlie Honorable John F. Hall,
came to tell i:s God is love and
. r, the above named defendants:
the mortgage and note mentioned in judge of the county court of Coos Coun
light, and whose whole life was one
In the name ol the State of Oregon: ; eomplaint, and next to payment t- ty, Oregon, dated March 1st, 1911.
of sacrifice for others.
God help
You and each of you are hereby noti- plaintiff of any amount dne.
A. J. Sherwood
i
you and me to ho faithful and true find that you are required to appearand
That plaintiff have judgment and d e-.
L. A. I.i’jeqvist
(liK O PK N ED )
and good.
answer the complaint filed against you cree against defendant for aunt of $350 3-217
AHornets lor I laintff
NOTICE FOK PUB LIC ATIO N .
Department of the Interior
U. 8. Land Olflcc at lioseburg, Oregon,
March 9, 1911.
' Notice is hereby given that Ed ward
L. Webb, of Coquille, Oregon, who, on
February 14, 1906, made Homestead
entry 13,926 Serial, No. 03904, for the
I west half of the northeast quarter, sec
tion 28, township 28 S., range 13 west,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make final five-year proof,
to establish claim to the 1 m l above de
scribed, before Edgar A. 1). dge, United
States Commissioner, at M • rtle Point,
Oregon, on the 22d day of April, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Ste
phen A. Culbertson, of Coquille, Ore
gon; (ieorge W. Cornwell, o l Coquille,
Oregon: John W. Culbertson, of Co
quille, Oregon; Lafayette Cornwell, of
Coquille, Oregon,
B c n j a w n F. J o n e s , Register.
W e have just received a complete stock
Puhrman’s
S E R M O N
Separator you
THE GOLDE/N RULE
ROSE’S
CASH STORE
are taking
no chances, as
they have stood
the test and
Skookum
Restaurant
are guaranteed
to give perfect
satisfaction.
Then why buy
some other make
U. A. HARRINGTON, IVop.
which some one
Same Old Place
Come and See
tries to make
you believe is as good as a De Laval?
*
S. M . Nosier, Agent, Coquille, Ore.
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STEAMER BREAKWATER
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"Willamette
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;
Nails from Ainsworth Dock, Portland, at 6 p. m. every Tuesday.
Sails from Coos Bag
EVERY SATURDAY
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Kraervationa will not lie held later than Friday noon, unless
tickets ate pnrrhaaed.
PAUL L STERLING, Agent
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Grommet Rim. s, hand fiewcyl
for guv ro, e
guarantee«!
not to pull out
Full weight
guaranteeJ.
Orders for special sire*
given prompt attention.
H. 0. Anderson
Brown ! Brown !
See Our
Saturday
Specials
What Brown?
Why, the Brown Shoe, o f course,
Everyone knows about them that is, most everyone.
Study our show windows— they will interest you, and
may be you will get a pair ot the famous Brown Shoes
FREE. Card in window will explain all. Shoes for
girls, boys, men and ladies.
Men’s regular
Men’s regular
Men’s regular
Men’s regular
Men’s regular
R em em ber. w e lia v e
BRO W N
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Can You Beat This
W e have a limited number of men’s shoes which we
wish to close out. Some patent leather, vici kid, kan
garoo and box calf; also gun metal. I f we haven’t
your size in one, we have in another. They are all
good values at our regular price. N ow note carefully
the cut:
$5.00 Shoe, cut price ...................................................... $3.75
$4.50 Shoe, cut price ...................................................... $3.40
$4.00 Shoe, cut p ric e ...................................................... $2.95
$3.50 Shoe, cut p ric e .......................
$2.65
$3.00 Shoe, cut p ric e ...............................................
$2.25
o n ly n f e w p a i r « le ft o t t l i e » e p r ic e », s o c o m e
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early
brown