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Purified petroliuni, emul­
sified with hypophos-
phites o f lime and soda.
Tonic, stimulaut, nutri
tive,
intestinal,
septic,
anti­
anti-tubercular.
$1. the Bottle
FUHRMflNS
P H A R M A C Y
The Rexall Store
C O Q U IL L E
STUDIO
George & Madison, Props.
General photographic
work, portraiture and
viewing,
developing
and printing for ama­
teurs. Call and see us
and get price. Branch
at
Myrtle
P o in t.
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of Thackeray's
Vanity
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Vitagraph’s Wonderful Three
Reel Feature Picture
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A fortune in scenery and
costumes. Every charac­
ter portrayed by an artist.
Vanity Fair is pronounced
by ctitics to be the best
feature picture ever pro-
See Miss Helen Gardner
in her great role, Becky
Sharp.
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BUSINESS BETTERS |
Have you registered?
“ Vanity Fair” Scenic next Mon
day.
Attorney Harrow went to Uandou
Wednesday morning on a business
trip.
Miss Dollie Hkeels is visiting ber
sister, Mrs. Charles Lorenz, of
Bandou.
Easter goods suitable for the
occasion and reasonable in price at
Folsom’s.
Genevieve, the little daughter of
Senator Chase, is quite though not
seriously ill
Registration books close April 9 .
If you would vote at the primaries
April 19 , you must register.
“ The Coquille Garage” is substi­
tuted by J. C. 'Vailing for the one
formerly known as the Lyons.
J. C. Walling is editing a consid­
erable portion of the Herald this
week in the interest of “ Reo the
Bargains—Fair Store.
Filth.” It will prove interesting
reading to those who admire beau-! Viait the Fair Store for bargains.
tifully constructed mechanism, as
Choice onion sets at Knowlton’s
well as prospective buyers of up-to-! Drug Store— i 2 > 4 c lb.
date automobiles.
Wanted— Woman to work in con-
J. S. Lawrence bas been visiting fectionery store. Inquire Herald.
Bandon and river points tbe past
Cow for Sale— Fresh, first-class
few days in tbe interest of the Ore­ dairy cow. Inquire of K. Halvorson.
gon Fire Relief Association of
Large supply ol garden grass and
McMinnville, of which be is the local
field seeds at Knowlton’s Drug
agent. It is a strong company and
Store.
being a borne institution is of good
Plain sewing—satisfactory in price
repute especially among tbe farmers. and work,
M rs . W.H. B ovlx
F. S. Bunch, president o f the
Southern Oregon conference of the
Seventh Day Adventists, returned
Mouday to resume work iu that in­
stitution. He had been spending
several days with his family at
Gravel Ford, which is his custom
whenever favorable opportunity
oilers.
Died—In this city Wednesday,
March 10, 1912. Miss Ida I,afferty
F C. Barker was in the city
at tbe residence of Harvey Tyrrell. Tuesday
shaking
hands with
Assessor Thrift has been at tbe friends. He will open a jewelry
Bay for several days past upon store in Marshfield as soon as goods
matters pertaining to bis official ordered from Chicago arrive. His
duties.
acquaintanceship coupled with his
expert
knowledge of the business,
3 . H. Rodd, manager of the Nel­
son Iron Warks cf Marshfield, was are features that will augur for his
in the city Monday in the interest success.
of bis hrm.
The Bandon steam laundry re­
newed operations last Monday un­
der the management o f a trustee lor
the benefit of creditors.
K. H. Hausen of Myrtle Point
has a card in this issue announcing
his candidacy for the nomination
of asseasor on the Republican ticket.
For Sale— One mare coming three
—one gelding coming four. Apply
to W. A . Custer, Coquille.
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Eggs wanted— The City Bakery
will pay eighteen cents cash for
eggs.
Northern grown garden seeds,
thoroughly tested, 3 papers for 10 c,
at Knowlton’ s Drug Store.
All kinds of bargains at tbe Fair
Store.
School Teacher Wanted- -Dist. 67 .
Apply to Frank Miller, Arago.
Buy your garden seeds in bulk—
peas, beans, corn, onions, radishes,
etc. All fresh, choice seeds at
Knowlton’s Drug Store.
Nice line of neexwear ami em­
Miss Madge Yoakam informs us
that the recording lees ol a mort­ broideries for ladies at tbe Fair
gage recently given by the C. A, Store.
Eggs wanted— The City Bakery
Smith Timber Company to Leon A.
Loeher et al, amounted to the sum will pay eighteen cents cash for
of $ 70 . 40 . It covered several pages eggs.
and was of such magnitude she
Folsom bas a fine line of Easter
could not give full description of goods on display which can be ob­
the transaction in The Bulletin.
tained at reasonable figures —call
Married—March 20, 1912, in this and see them.
Married—Grover C Wyant and
city, ut tbe judge’s office, Edwin A.
Neitie M. Leath, Monday, March 18 ,
Vallier and Mabel Pearl Miller, both
at 12 o ’clock, Rev. C. H. Cleaves of
of Marshfield, Judge E. G. D. Hol­
the M. E- Church South officiating.
den officiating. These young people
Raymond Buuch of Gravel Ford are w e l l a D d favorably koown among
gave the Herald a very pleasant call the younger denizens of our sister
Monday. He was on a business city, who joiu with us iu wishing
trip to points on the Coquille river. them long, prosperous and happy
J. E. Norton of the firm of Nosier lives.
A Norton left for San Francisco
Steamer Tillamook arrived in port
Tuesday on the steamer Fifield for at 2:00 o ’clock this morning with
the transaction of business in the forty tons of freight for local mer­
interest ol his firm.
chants. Captain Antousen reports
B. F. Ross, credited with build­ a delightful trip, just reaching the
ing the first house iu Coos county Columbia before the recent storm.
at Empire, in 1853 , died Friday, The steamer left this afternoon and
March 15 , at bis home on Catching will load fifty tons of coal at River­
ton. She will leave Portland next
Inlet at the age of 85 years.
Rev. F. M. Sanderliu of lUnduu Tuesday, March 2(1, at 5 p. m.
visited the county neat yesterday,
T. A. Walker was attacked with
paid bis taxes and redewed his sub­ hiccough on tbe Steamer Break­
scription to the Herald. He reports water while
bringing prisoner
everything lovely by the sea shore. Belieu here for trial, acd bas suffer­
City Recorder Lawrence up to ed with this unusual malady ever
this wiitiug has issued eleveu dog since. Physicians are in attendance
licenses which have enriched the but, we are iuformed, thus far their
city treasury $27.50. The license is efforts to successfully cope with the
$2,50 for male and $10 for female affiction has proved hut of little
avail.
canines.
SCEN IC
Monday, Mar. 52
J. C. W ATSON
Reo the Fifth— M y Farewell C a r— in Every Detail Marks the Best I Know.
And
I H ave Spent 2 5 Years in this Business. If any Man can Build a Better
Car, H e’s a Better Man Than I.
NOT FOR $ 1 ,0 5 5
leaHt, I have complete charge of the contracts with dealers all provide for
making.
advance.
We announce this to avoid future
Many able designers say the best
So you may be sure that Reo the
misunderstanding.
in a car can’ t be given for $1,055.
Fifth won’ t 1» skimped to meet a
price.
And I almost agree with them.
OUR MODEL FACTORY
Keo the Fifth was not designed to
We have built up here what men
sell at this altruistic price. I fear
PRICE NOT FIXED
regard as a model automobile plant.
that this price in the long run, is
Engineers from everywhere come
impossible. It will doubtless be ad­
The last ear I designed—a ear small­ here to inspect it.
vanced.
er than this—sold for $1,250. And
The labor-saving machinery is
that was considered a marvelous largely of our invention. It was
But this much I assure you:
80 long as I direct the making, value.
built in our shops.
this car will embody the best I know,
The cost of materials has fallen
It gives us utter exactness. It
regardless of price or profit.
since then. New machinery has cut makes like parts interchangeable.
our factory cost.
And it has cut labor cost to tbe
We figure this new car will double minnimum.
IT DECIDES MY FATE
In this model factory we build the
our output—and it will. We also
I have spent 25 years in winning save a great deal now by building whole car, so no profits go to parts
mv place as a designer of automo­ only one chassis in this enormous makers.
biles. I have designed 24 models, plant.
Our output is enormous, which
and built tenB of thousands of cars.
means small overhead expense.
Bv thus paring our costs, then our
It has been a long, hard road. profits, we got the price down to Our Bystem is perfect. Efficiency
And I, like other men take pride $1,055. And we take pride in this here has been worked out to the
finish.
in what I have accomplished.
amazing price as evidence of our
Then we are not overcapitalized—
Reo tbe Fifth marks the clim ax. efficiency.
h a v e no bonded debt.
So that factor
1 have spent 18 months to make this
But this price is based on ideal in cost is eliminated.
car tbe cap sheaf of my career.
conditions, and on cost for materials
We ought to give more than others
All 1 have gained in a lifetime of the lowest we have had in years.
give for tne money. We expect to,
effort is at stake on this car’ s per­
So this price is not fixed. Any and will. But this initial price, in
formance. And for this season, at added cost must he added to it. Our my estimation is too low to last.
REO THE FIFTH $1,055
30-35 Horsepower, Wheel Base 112 Inches, Wheels 34 Inches, Demountable Rims, Speed
45 Miles per Hour, Made with 2, 4 and 5 Passenger Bodies.
Tbe onion sets at Knowlton’s
Drug Store are tbe finest that can
be grown— I2l4c lb.
See the 5c, 10c and 25c counters
at the Fair Store.
Garden seeds, 3 papeis for 10 c,
at Knowlton’s Drug Store.
L a d i e s bags— latest out— Fair
Store.
Finest onion sets it is possible to
grow— i 2 j i c lb., at Knowlton’s
Drug Store |
For Sale—Team of work horses,
weight about 3,000, ages G and 7.
An inside price on this team if tak­
en at once. Also one mare, weight
1,300; one yrarling Bruce-Wilkes
colt. For further particulars call
at Lyons’ garage, or phone Farmers
263.
J. C. W alli . no
The laughable comedy ‘ ‘Ole
Olson” will be rendered at tbe
Heazlet Theater Wednesday even­
ing, March 27, by borne talent of
North Bend. Bay papers speak in
the highest praise of tbe actors and
tbe conceptions of the droll, kind-
hearted Swede as acted by P. L-
Sweariugt-nn. Those who enjoy a
hearty laugh will surely attend.
Admission 50, 35 and 25 cents.
Seats at Fuhrman’s.
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E G G S
B Y R. E. O LD S, DESIGNER
The 5c. 10c and 25c coonters at
the Fair Store are well worth pat­
ronizing.
DR. HERMANN
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Built to Justify Men’s Faith in Me
Buy
your
garden seeds at
Knowlton’s Drug Store. Full stock
of northern grown seeds, both bulk
and papers.
K. Halverson has moved bis tail­
oring establishment in tbe building
on First street formerly occupied
by Schroeder, the jeweler. He bas
on hand a very choice line of sam­
ples for gentlemen’s spring and
summer wear, and he invites all who
desire to be clothed first-class at
F. C. True has been visiting the
reasonable price to give him a call
more important places of the county
and satisfy themselves that he mer­
during tbe past few days in the in­
its their patronage. He will be in
The House of the Photoplay
terest of his firm. He reports busi­
a position to do dry cleaning and
ness picking up and predicts renew­
pressing next week in bis usual sat­
ed activity in all lines of trade.
Five dressed chickens were stol­ isfactory manner. Mr. Halverson
Bandon holds an option on filteen
en
from the City Meat Market Fri- invites a call from all his old friends
acres of land in the western part of
in bis Dew quarters.
that city which it purposes to buy day and a mystery as to the mode
Many sufferers from rheumatism have
for a city park. Consideration of their disappearance is occasioned
surprised and delighted with the
$ 6,000 Another evidence of enter­ by the fact that the door of the es­ been
prompt relief afforded by applying
tablishment
was
found
securely
Chamberlain’ s Liniment. Not one case
prise by our sister city by-the sea.
locked. It is probable they were o f rheumatism in ten requires any in­
Frank Burkholder has sold eight taken during the daytime while the ternal treatment whatever. This lini­
ment is fo r sale by all druggists.
lots in block four Elliott’s addition butcher was busy. Some one is
to P. M. Hall-Lewis who intends enjoying a repast o f chicken at an
to put the tract into asparagus, as expense o f $6 25 to Mr. Rborer.
Mr. Lewis regards the land as very May the wishbone become entangl­
suitable for the production of that ed in the miscreant’ s throat and
WILL UK AT THE
sM O ’
vegetable.
cause him to confess his great love
Anglers are anxiously awaiting for chicken fricassee.
Hereafter my patrons will
the coming of April in order to
John Dequer, district organizer
BAXTER HOTEL
find me in the store formerly
cast tempting bait for tbe speckled
for Douglas, Josephine and Jackson
occupied by E. C . Barker &
beauties, and among tbe more ar­
counties lor the Socialists delivered
COQUILLE
dent admirers of tbe rod and reel is
C o. — having purchased the
lectures at the Little Church last
a noted divine of this citv. We
Sunday both morning and evening.
stock and good will of the
M a r c h 22 a n d 23 trust his basket may overflow upon He was favored with a large audi­
our pathway.
same.
ence at the evening lecture and
W. H. Bunch, county superin­ many expressions ol deiight at tbe
I am now possessed with
tendent of schools, favored the Her­ scholarly and convincing manner
every facility found in a mod­
ald with a pleasant call Monday last Mr. Dequer handled the subject at
em jewelry store for watch
Call and see the latest methods of and chatted upon matters pertain - 1 command are beard from those
refraction.
ing to educational work, demon- j who attended the meeting. Wit and
repairing, engraving, etc., and
stratiug to our satisfaction that the wisdom were characteristics of his
with a stock of goods replete
confidence reposed in him by our remarks and nourishing food for
with everything in the jewel­
people has not been misplaced.
the thoughtful was given out by a
er’ s art, your every want in
A. W. Kellv has workmen engag­ master mind equal to the cause he
ed in moving hia cigar and confec- has espoused. Speakers endowed
my line can be gratified.
S. B. Leghorn $ 1 .0 0 Setting tionery stand north to the adjoining with tbe qualifications of Mr. Dequer
Prices right, workmanship
building, thus permitting tbe addi­ cannot fail to add many converts
S C. W hite, $ 1 .5 0
tion of several feet to his store on to Socialism
the best.
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the south side. He will also build
A call and inspection in­
Indian Runner Ducks, $ 2 .0 0 a store-room in the rear. With tbe
We are often admonished to “ take
vited. Respectfully,
addition of a show-case, which he the bull by the bom s,” but the
trouble
is
to
find
the
bull
that
will
has purenased, and other features
W . H. S C H R O E D E R .
he will have a neat establishment. stand for it.
COQUILLE
Mr. L. J. Davison, wife and
daughter of Bandon, passed through
tbe city on Wednesday en route to
Portland and our neighboring state
on the north, on a trip of sight­
seeing and recuperation.
My Ideal of a Car
ANNOUNCEMENT
Top and Windshield not Included in Price.
W e Equip this Car with Mohair Top, Side Curtains and
Slip Cover, Windshield, Gas Tank and Speedometer—all for $100 Extra.
Self-starter, if Wanted, $20 Extra.
JU D G E FO R Y O U R S E L F
If a Car Can be Built any Better
bearings. There are only three ball with hair, The covering is genuine
bearings in this whole car, end two leather.
The lamps are enameled, as per
There are cars larger and smaller are in the fan.
the latest vogue. Even the engine
than Reo the Fifth, I have built all
UNUSUAL
TESTS
is nickel trimmed.
tvpes myself, up to six-cylinder
sixties.
The wheel base is long, the ton­
To make utterly certain that parts
neau is roomy, the wheels are large,
But Reo the Fifth, in my estima­ are right I use very unusual tests.
the
car is overtired. There are ven­
tion, typifies the car of the future.
Each lot of steel is analyzed to
More and more experienced motor­ make sure it accords with my for­ tilators in front which open and
ists are coming to this standard type. mulas. The slightest variation causes close. There are demountable rims.
It is not too large nor too small, me to discard it.
You will find no shortcomings
too light nor too heavy. It has
when the car is compared with the
It is usual to test gears with a
ample power for any requirement.
costliest cars on the market.
It is large enough to tie a roomy car hammer. I have built a crushing
for five.
machine of 50 tons’ capacity, to
CLOSE TO FINALITY
Cars overpowered and over-sized prove to exactness what each gear
I regard Reo the Fifth as pretty
cost too much for up-keep. Under­ will stand.
close to finality. In every detail it
sized cars grow to seem insufficient.
I put magnetos to a radical test marks the best I know. And I do
Tbe popular type is the 30 to 35
horse power, four-cylinder car. which only two makes tested here not believe that this plant or others
will ever build a much better car.
Cars of this type are sold all the way will stand.
Better materials are certainly im­
up to $2.500. So I adopted this type
Inspection here is carried to ex­
Tests and inspections
for My Farewell Car. And this fac­ tremes. Engines are tested again possible.
cannot he carried further. The tea-
tory now turns out no other model. and again against unusual loads.
I don't claim, of course, that over­
We use the same clutch as $5,000 tures and devices are the best yet
size cars need not be more costly. cars— the same grade of springs— discovered, and there appears little
chance for improvement.
But I know of no w ay, in a car of the same efficient type of brakes.
Fashions may change in some
this type to add one iota of value.
minor details, hut no designer, in
MARGINS OF SAFETY
I ran one of these cars for ten
my estimation, will ever get more of
thousand miles—night and day, at
The best I have learned in 25years top speed, on rough roads. I did real worth in a car.
is the nerd for big margins of safety. this to learn if any part of the car
I have learned this by watching would fail to meet any requirement.
ASK FOR OUR BOOK
tens of thousands of cars, witli all
Then we took the car to pieces and
Our hook shows the three styles of
sorts of drivers under all road con­ examined every part.
We could
ditions.
hardly discover in any important laxly—touring car, demi-tonneau and
It is not sufficient to have parts part the slightest evidence of wear. roadster.
The roadster sells for
strong enough.
They must have
All this is done to make sure of $ 1 , 000 .
several times the needed strength.
perfection in this, My Farewell Car.
It pictures all of the details, so you
So my axles and driving shaft,
may compare them with higher-
wheels and springs are all much
OUTER ATTRACTIONS
priced cars.
larger than necessary. So is every
part where weakness ever develops.
You should know these facts, for
Another tiling I have learned is
I use Nickel Steel for axles and that men —ami women—want a classy Reo the Fifth is the most interesting
driving shaft—Vanadium Steel for and beautiful car.
car of the season.
connections.
My differential was
So the design of tliiH car shows the
Write today for the book, and we
designed for a 45-horse power car.
last touch of up-to-dateness. The
I use roller bearings—Timken and body finish consists of 17 coats. will tell you where to see the car.
Hyatt— instead of the usual ball The’ upholstering is deep. It is filled Address
THE STANDARD OAR
J. C. W A L L I N G
Agent, Coquille, Oregon
New Center Control- Exclusive Feature— No Side Leavers— No Reaching
Reo the Fifth brings out, for the first time, our new-
center, cane handle control.
All the gear shifting is done by this convenient lever
between the two front seats. It is done by moving
this lever less than three inches in each of four direc­
tions.
No noise, no grinding, no reaching. Just a slight,
easy motion.
Both brakes are operated by foot pedals, end one of
the pedals also operates the clutch.
So there are no side levers to get in the way. The
entrance in front, through cither door, is as clear as
the tonneau entrance.
This arrangement permits of the left side drive,
heretofore possible in electric cars only. The driver
sits as lie should sit, close to the cars which he pasees
and on the up side of the road. He sits where he can
look back in making a turn.
The operation of this car is simplicity itself—as
simple as an electric. Your wives and daughters can
drive it. This center control is the best new feature
brought out In any car thie year.
Yet this is lmt one of the details which reveal this
car’s up-to-dateness. When you see them all you will
say with me that Reo the Fifth comes pretty close to
finality.