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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1912)
A b o u t P un k S ticks. Special Club O ffer JWilady’s jVItrror We have made arrangements with the publishers of F o r T i r » d Nerves. A fter a trying afternoon In the shops or a t business take a hot lemonade with i a dush of pineapple fruit sirup and you | will be surprised a t the revival of en- ergy and general relaxaUon It affords. If the drink Is taken a t a soda fountain be careful not to get chilled when go ing out of doors. Hot lem onade opens the pores of the skin and causes one to be particularly seuslUve to cold. No complexion lotion has been found equal in beneficial results to lemon Juice. The Juice should be applied a ft er the face Is carefully bathed In hot w ater and a pure mild soap to remove all particles of dust and grime. If con tac t w ith the face causes a stinging sensation, as It Is sure to do, It Is mere ly tangible evidence th a t the lemon Is doing Its work. T he Juice should be gently massaged Into the face until dry and should be allowed to remain on overnight. In the morning bathe It off with w arm w ater and the m erest hint of soap and apply a greaseless cream and pure rice pow der as a soothing Influence and a pro tection from the cold. Skin blemishes, such as pimples, blackheads, brown spots and freckles, yield quickly to this treatm en t, which eventually refines and bleaches as well as Improves the texture. ' As for the flesh reducing value of lemon. It lies In the well know n fact th a t acid Is the enem y of superfluous flesh. Discomfort caused by added pounds m elts aw ay before the fruit diet for the simple and sufficient rea son th a t when the outw ard (supply of flesh producing foods Is cut off the system feeds upon Its own fa tty tis sues, much to the relief and Joy of the consum er and consumed. So then, the season of candy and sw eets being past, let the beauty seek er go In search of th a t homely little fru it—the lemon. The O regonian Whereby we are enabled for a short time only to furnish this acknowledged leading paper of Oregon and E n C o q u ille h e ra ld At Greatly Reduced Rates The regular subscription price of the Daily and Sunday Oregonian is $8,oo— we will furnish both The Oregonian and Q A A The Coquille Herald • P O « " v By taking advantage of this offer subscribers will receive I l f Coquille H erald FREE Those living on rural routes who may not want the big Sunday edition of the Oregonian can subscribe for the daily without the Sunday, the price being but ¡ For B o th This will be an unusual year of business and politi cal activity throughout our state and nation and those of our citizens who desire to keep in touch with events transpiring both local and at large should SUBSCRIBE R. E.SHINE, V ite P r ê t 0 . C SANFORD, A o t . C l t h l e r F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K O P C O 9 UIL 1 L 1 B , O R E G O N . T r a n s a c t s a G e n e r a l R a n k in g B u s in e s s Board of Director s. Correspondents. K. 0. Dement, A. J. Sherwood, L. Harlocker, L. H. Hazard, Isaiah Hacker. R .E. Shine. National Bank o Commerce, New York Ci Crocker Woolworth N’lBank, San Franci First N at:l Bank of! Portland, Portland. "W hen w e are forty there Isn’t any reason why we should look I t " So said a beauty lecturer recently In one of her “talk s,” and the following are some of her "don’ts ” to the woman who would rejuvenate herself: "E very tim e you lose your tem per or grow w hining or irritab le you add to your age In appearance. Whenever you feel angered rem em ber to relax your Jaw, and the feeling will disap pear. " If you live In the pust you are sure to look older than you are. Women who are continually referring to things they used to do are going backw ard and not forw ard. Can you Imagine a chicken a fte r being batched longing to get back to its shell? T he whole Im petus of the world Is forward. “Then people who lack Imagination are alw nys tiresome, and th a t means they seem old. “ Never elevate your eyebrows when you talk and don’t feel too sym pa thetic, hold hands and sw ay together as some women do when they nre gushing over each other. A woman doesn’t mean anything by th at, and the next day If you needed her she wouldn’t be on band, for she would be sw aying w ith some other woman. “Change your style of dresa and the way you do your hair and get out of any habit or n it you may have fallen Into. Get n new dressm aker and mil liner and decide to w ear som ething different from anything you have had before. T h at will m ake you feel younger and give you a new interest In life. H abits are th e signs of age. "And rem em ber th at there Is no such thing as age In charm and th a t the characteristics of the woman of sixty are quite as attractiv e ns those of a young girl ” Recipe F o r C happed Lips. J. h. OERDINGi MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN g LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGLES MOULDING,CEMENT BRICKS AND BLOCKS, SAND AND G R A V E L ........................ .... W C O Q U IL L .E , - - OREGON * m Sir. E liz a b e th C a p t. Olsen, M u t e Wil! m ake regular trips between Coquille River an J Francisco. an I f o S t o p - o v e r a t W ay P o r t a . F leet!ic Light*. Everything ir. First Class Style, R eservations at F u h n n a n 's P har macy. Stenography anu typewriting for business and professional men expe ditiously transacted at the Herald office All work entrusted to us treated confidentially. V COQUI L L STMR. I’ L Y IN G m R lV E It 1 L IN E FIFIELD BETW EEN BANDON A M ) SAN FRANCISCO HAIRING EVERY EIGHT DAYS Equipped w ith w ireless a p p a ra tus Twin Screw , new, clean and S afe. Passenger rates. First Class $10 and 7.50 F re ig h t $3.00 per ton. Randon W arehouse Co. A gents. Up Nosier & Norton, Agts. C H iU IL I.E , OREGON t’hone Home 111 Farmer’s 483 — A favorite prescription among d rug gists Is made as follows: Take lard, sixteen parts; cacao oil, tw enty-four parts; sperm aceti, eight p a rts; yellow wax, three parts; alcanna root, one part. Tut these over a Are, prefera bly In a double boiler, and fuse them for fifteen m inutes a t a gentle heat, strain through a cloth nud add one- fiftcentb p art of oil of b itte r alm onds nud. If n pleasing odor Is desired, one- stxth p art each of oil of bergam ot and oil of lemon. Pure rendered m utton tallow Is held by m any to possess excellent healing qualities for chaps. W O r e s tc n ln s a n d d a r k e n i n g a s tt h u rrie d on, S h e b e n t th e s tr e n u o u s h e a v e n s and cam e dow n T o m a k e a tn a n to m e e t th e m o r t a l n ee d . Bho to o k th e trie d c la y o f th e c o m m o n ro ad — _ .. C lay w a rm y e t w ith g e n ia l h e a t o f e a r t h — D a s h e d th ro u g h It a ll a s t r a i n o f p r o p h - ecy , T h e n m ix ed a la u g h te r w ith th e « erlo u a s tu ff. I t w a s a s tu ff to w e a r f o r c e n t u r l e s - A m a n t h a t m a tc h e d th e m o u n ta in s a n d co m p elled T h e s t a r s to look o u r w a y a n d h o n o r us. T h e co lo r o f tho g ro u n d w a s In h im , th e re d e a r th ; T h e ta n g a n d o d o r o f th e p r im a l t h i n g s — T h o r e c titu d e a n d p a tie n c e o f th e r o c k s ; T h e g la d n e s s of th e w in d t h a t s h a k e s th e co rn ; T h e c o u ra g e of th e b ir d t h a t d a r e s th e sea; T h e J u s tic e of th e r a in t h a t lo v e s all le a v e s ; T h e p ity o f th e sn o w t h a t h id e s a ll s c a r s ; T h e lo v in g k in d n e s s o f t h e w a y s id e w e ll; T h e to le r a n c e a n d e q u ity o f lig h t, T h a t g iv e s a s freely to th e s h r in k in g w eed A s to th e g r e a t o ak , fla r in g to th e w in d . T o t h e g r a v e ’s low h ill a s to th e M a t t e r h o rn T h a t s h o u ld e rs o u t th e sk y . A n d so h e cam e. F r o m p r a ir ie c a b in u p to c a p ito l O ne f a i r id e al led o u r c h ie f ta in on. F o r e v e r m o re h e b u rn e d to d o h is d e e d W ith th e line s tr o k e a n d g e s tu r e o f a k in g . H e b u ilt th e ra il pile a s h e b u ilt th e s ta t e , P o u r in g h is sp len d id s tr e n g t h th r o u g h e v e r y blow ; T h e c o n sc ie n c e o f h im te s t in g e v e ry s tr o k e T o m a k e h is doed th e m e a s u r e o f a m a n . So c a m e th e c a p ta in w ith th e m ig h ty h e a r t, A n d w h e n th e s te p o f E a r t h q u a k e s h o o k t h e h ouse, W r e n c h in g th e r a f t e r s f r o m t h e ir a n c ie n t h o ld , I Te h e ld th e rid g e pole u p a n d s p ik e d a g a in T h e r a f t e r s o f th e h o u se . H e h e ld h is P la c e - H e ld th e lo n g p u rp o s e lik e a g r o w in g tr e e — H e ld o n th r o u g h b l a m e a n d f a l te r e d n o t a t p raise, A n d w h e n he fell In w h ir lw in d h e w ent. down A s w h e n a k in g ly c e d a r, g r e e n w ith b o u g h s , G o es d o w n w ith a g r e a t s h o u t u p o n th e h ills A n d le a v e s a lo n e so m e p la c e a g a i n s t th e sk y . —E d w in M a r k h a m . “ YESTERDAY.” S o m e th in g sp o k e in h a llo w e d h u s h . D irg e-lik e, g r a y a n d co ld ; N o o n e liste n in g to Its w a il— Y e s te rd a y , g ro w n old. S o m e th in g sp o k e in ir o n v o ic e : “ D o y o u m ind m y w ill? L ook ye not at m e askance. T o d a y m a y b r in g y e 111!” S o m e th in g d r if te d d o w n t h e s tr e a m O f m e m o ry g ro w n b r ig h t, F u ll w ith te a r s o f lo n g ag o , N o t k n o w in g th is d a y ’s lig h t. S o m e th in g h id d e n , s o m e th in g s a d , O f h u m a n lo v e a n d * s tr if e . L o u g h yo n o t a t y e s te r d a y , F o r y e s te r d a y w a s life. —J u l i a C o o k W a ts o n . T H E COM RADES. I A B eauty T ip . If the circulation Is defective try some sim ple hand exercises. Clapping them rhythm ically, tw isting the fln- gers with a different Interlacing every time, shaking them loose from tho w rists—nil these will help to bring the blood to th e farthest confines of the finger tips, and external care will do the re s t N s o lita r y ro o m s w h e n d u s k is f a llin g I h e a r f r o m field s b e y o n d t h e h a u n t ed m o u n ta in s , B ey o n d th e Im p e n e tr a b le f o r e s ts — I h e a r th e v o ic e s o f m y c o m r a d e s c a ll ing, H om e, hom e, hom e! S tr a n g e , g h o s tly v o ic e s w h e n th e d u s k is f a llin g C o m e fr o m t h e a n c ie n t y e a r s , a n d I r e m em ber T h e s c h o o lb o y s h o u t, fr o m p la in a n d w ood a n d r iv e r T h e s ig n a l c r y o f s c a t te r e d c o m ra d e s , c a llin g , H om e, hom e, hom e! —W illia m C a n to n . THE N IG H T A C o n v in cin g A rg u m e n t As a C o u n ter Ir r it a n t . “ Doctor. Is modern tiled ini I science really m aking nny advance In treating rheum atism ?" “Yes; it has discovered xvhnt is be lieved to be an nbsolute specific." “ W hat’s the nam e of it?” “Acetylm ethylenedisallcylle a d d ." “W hat?” “ I won’t say It again. I’ll w rite tt." "H ow do you tak e It?" “ I don’t suppose you take It a t all. You practice team ing to pronounce it. and th a t m akes you forget your rheu m atism .” That you are the right sort of a man will be to show her your savings bank hook. As a sensible girl she will appreciate the thrift shown by the entries in the book. If you haven’t one, now is the time to acquire one. Start an account with this bank to-day if you can, but next pay day anyway. T h e H o rrid T h in g s . “I d idn’t see you a t either Sue’s or H elen’s p a rty last week," said one “I w as 111 and couldn't go to either.” replied the other. “Well, a t Sue's they tulked about you a whole lot.” ‘"The horrid things!” “B ut a t H elen's they didn't mention your nam e.’’ "The horrid things!” — New York Telegraph. Better. The D octor—n o w Is the patient this morning? T he I’atle n t’s W ife—I thiuk he's bet ter, but he seems to lie worrying about something. Tlio D octor—Hum! Yes. Ju st tell him I w on’t send it In for a month. T h at ought to freshen him up some.— Chicago News. N o t Expensive. “You m ust take exercise." said a physician to a patient. "The m otorcar In a case like yours gives the best ex ercise"— “But, doctor, I can 't afford to keep 0 m otorcar,” the patient growled. “ Don’t buy; Just dodge!” said the doctor.—C hristian Life. Farmers & Merchants Bank | Light W hite Bread ^ Such as it is Im possible to bake w ith homo facilities, comes from our ovens every day. Don’t tak e our word for it. J u s t try a loaf or two and no argum ent will be neces sary. Our bread is good for th e body and brain. It is a com plete food of itself end a ; toothsome as it is wholesome. I T S w h ite , co o l fin g e r It h a s g e n tly p la c e d O n w e a r y s t r e t c h e s o f deet>, d r if t in g san d . T h o n o isy c ity a n d t h e f a r o f f w a s te H a v e f e lt th e b e n e d ic tio n o f Its h a n d . I d ro w s y w o rld r o lls o n to w a r d th e d ay . T h o f re s h , s w e e t w in d o f m o r n in g s o f tly blow s. T h e w illin g m is t n o lo n g e r n o w m a y s ta y ; W ith tir s t e x p e c ta n c y o f d a w n It g o es. —M a r g a r e t D e la n d . Paul Stephan, Prop. A greeable. Guest (timorously, on being present ed w ith exorbitant bill)—D on't you think th is is ju st the—e r—least bit ex orbitant? Landlord (blandly)—Oh, yes; ju s t the least bit, not very m uch.—Puck. ONLY 35c Remember we are still giving a good double disc graphopbone record when your cash purchase amounts to $5 00, by the payment of 35 cents extrn. A good assortment to select from. A full and complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Flour, Feed, Lard, Etc. See us before buying Economy Fruit Jars. . . . . . . C onvenient. Blobbs—All w atch cases should be w ater tight. Slobbs—Yes; it would be a conven ience w hen a fellow w ants to put his w atch In soak.—Philadelphia Record. WAGNER MOTORCYCLES Drane's Store MODEL 4-12 PEART’S COAL MIST. w o rld . T h e s le e p y r iv e r it s s o f t lip s h a v e k isse d , A n d o v e r h ills a n d m e a d o w s it h a s c u rle d . City Bakery DOUBLE DISC RECORD t lin g t h e g r a y , e m b r a c in g m ist A L L H a n s ig h h eld in te n d e r a r m s th e tir e d M AGNETO V-Belt Free E n g in e _____ $200, Battery $175 Lump $4.oo Per Ton V-Belt Without Free Engine, 195, Battery, 170 Flat Belt and I d le r _____ (D E L IV E R E D .) 200. Battery, 175 COQUILLE, ORE. PHONE MAIN 03 m ilE M O DEL M V-Belt Free Engine ______$185, Battery, $165 V-Belt Without Free Engine, 180, Battery, 160 Flat Belt and Idler _____ 185, Battery, 165 gines A W I N T E R SU N R IS E. A s 1 la y In m y b e ^ th e s k y E a s t w a r d g r e w r o s y red. I n te n s e s t b lu e th e h ills n e a r b y — A s I la y in m y bed. T h e s u n , a n o r b o f fire, s h o n e lo w ; T h e s k y w a s a s a p y re T h a t k in d le d s lo w ly , y e t d id s h o w — T h e s u n a n o r b o f fire. A s a ll th e e a s t e r n s k y g r e w flam e. In s w i f t b la z e le a p in g h ig h , O ne fire, t h e h e a v e n s a n d e a r t h th e sam e— A s a ll th e e a s t e r n s k y . - P a l l M all G a z e tte . T o n ic Fo r W h ite H a ir , P our a h alf pint of boiling w ater over a tablespoonful of powdered castlle soap. Add n pinch of borax, the beat en w hites of tw o eggs and a teaspoon ful of llsterlne. Only lukew arm w ater should be used on w hite hair and no heat used In the drying process. Curling Irons should never touch such hair, ns the ex trerae heat will cause It to break and fall off, leaving It In a ragged, uneven condition. In rinsing white hair al w ays use the coolest w ater possible, and to tho last w ater add a little d is solved ultram arine blue i * L IN C O L N , MAN O F T H E P E O P L E . H E R E th e N a r u - M o th e r « aw t h e w h irlw in d h o v e r, D on’ts F o r th e W o m a n o f F o rty , $ 6.25 * J- SHERWOOD P m . I . H. HAZARD, C o l l i e r Gems In Terse & All boys and girls no doubt like to burn Chinese Incense or "punk sticks," but few perhaps know where they come from or how they are made. These sticks, which are not really sticks a fte r all, come front north Chi na, w here their m am ifacturo is one of the oldest of Industries. The basts of the sticks is the bark of the elm tree, which Is ground Into a powder and mixed w ith water. It then form s a very sticky paste, which is molded Into the sticks atul dyed red. Tho elm trees grow In all parts of north China, and the hark costs the mukers of tho sticks practically only the labor of getting tt. HE R The only M otorcycle on the m arket today w ith tw in fork and diamond loop fram e, giving it a three-piece head. All models 4’* horse power. No. 3 A What it will do for You A card will bring you a catalogue. Stickncy Gasoline Engines will thresh your grain, shell your corn, grind your feed, bale your hay, saw your wood and pump your water. They will also drive cream separators, operate grain dumps, furnish electric light, operate well drills, run blacksmith shops, make ice cream and run ice machines. Stickney Engines will do many other things on the farm, in the home or at the factory recruiting mechanical power. Let us say again, come in and let us talk over your requirements with you and explain the Stickney Engine its outside igniter, its perfect cooling system, its automatic mixer, its ball bearing governor and its three point suspension. J. C. MAGILL Agent for Coos Co. Coquille, Ore. L IK E N E S S . IR L , w h o h a s so m a n y w illfu l w a y s A G She w o u ld h a v e c a u s e d J o b ’s p a tie n c e Y et to f o r s a k e h im . Is so r ic h In a ll t h a t ’s g ir lh o o d ’s praise, D id J o b h im s e lf u p o n h e r g o o d n e s s g a z e A little b e t t e r s h e w o u ld s u r e ly m a k e him. V E T is th i s g ir l I s in g in n a u g h t u n - * com m on A nd v e ry f a r f r o m a n g e l y e t, I tro w . H e r f a u lts , h e r s w e e tn e s s e s , a r e p u r e ! ; hum an. V et sh e’s m o r e lo v a b le a s s im p le w o m a n T h a n a n y o n e d iv i n e r t h a t I k n o w . F p ilE R E F O R E I w is h t h a t s h e m a y s a f e - ly k e e p T h is w o m a n h o o d a n d c h a n g e n o t, o n ly ■ , I I r. grow; 1 m a id to m a tr o n , y o u th to a g e . m a y creep» In p e r e n n ia l b l e w d n « » s till r e a p O n e v e ry h a n d o f t h a t w h ic h s h e d o th sow. - D in a h M a r ia M u I ock C ra ik . j A nd FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Two corner lots, with small barn, Incorporated. located opposite corner from Chris tian church, are offered at great sac M anufacturers of rifice it taken soon. Price, $425. The Celebrated Bergmann Shoe Address C. A. Pendleton, Coquille, The Strongest and Nearest Water Oregon. . 'nol shoo made for loggers, miners * * • * * prospectors and mill men. Meu are usually what they seem— 21 Thurman Street P o r tla n d , O r io o n , after they die. Thpo. HergmanShoe Mfe.Co. Butter W rappers Printed at the HERALD OFFICE Nosier & Norton ■ Very Serious ■ ■ B B B EXCLUSIVE AGENTS f f i B O NOSLER & NO RTO N It U a very serious matter to ask for one medicine and have the wrong one given you. For this reason we urge you in buying to b« careful to get the genuine— - i n H I Coquille, Ore. OLD R E I.I ABLE—EQ U IPPE D W ITH W IRELESS TH ED FO RD S - « g HT STEAMER BREAKWATER Liver Medicine ALW AYS ON TIM E The reputation of this old, relia ble medicine. for cor pation, in digestion and liver trouble, is firm ly established. It does not imitate other medicines. It is better than others, or it would not be the fa vorite liver powder, with a larger sale than all others combined. SOLD IN TOWN ■ Sails from Coos Bay every Saturday at service of tide. Sails from Portland every Tuesday at 8 p. m. PAUL L. STERLING. Agent Fa U I Phone Main 181 (jj¡