MERELY MENTIONED
REXALL
EMULSION
Purified petrolium, emul
sified with hypophos-
phites of lime and soda.
Tonic, stimulant, nutri
tive, intestinal, a n t i
s e p t i c , anti-tubereular.
$1. the Bottle
Yes, we are enjoying
cement sidewalk.
the
The funeral of the late Florence
The Merry Makers continue to Lorena Gilkey, wife of Ray Gilkey,
make irorry at the Scenic.
who died at Gruyce Hospital, this
Attorney Seblbrede is in attend city. July 10, was held this after
ance at the probato court on legal noon (Thursday) at the M. E.
matters
Church South, the iutermout being
Editor Schultz of the Myrtle at I. O. O. F. cemetery.
Point Enterprise was a county seat
Mrs. Laura Fuller and daughter
visitor Tuesday.
Josephine from Ferndale, Humbolt
County Clerk Watson is in at oouuty. California, are visiting with
.
.. . .
,
,
tendance at the Elks’ Grand Lodge Assessor Thrift for a few days.
Vlrs. Fuller is first cousin of Mr.
reunion at Portland.
Miss Laura Dimmick is spending Thrift and while our assessor nev
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. John er saw this relative before, the visit
is none tho less enjoyable— in fact
Merchant of Marshfield.
the circumstance affords a greater
L. B. Fetter of Myrtle Point
pleasure.
made the Herald a brief though
pleasant call on Tuesday.
I “ Blest Be the Tie That Binds”
FUHRMflNS
July 15—The Eair Store for
County Clerk Watson issued the fol
bargains. Closing out sale. Every lowing marriage licenses during the
thing goes. Don't forget the date week:
PHARMACY
Rush ord ers from D etroit and
New Y ork are k eepin g the Bandon
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
WON
LOST
Coquille
North Bend
' Myrtle Point
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Big Closing Out Sale
and night.
The Fair Store a n n D o u n c e s a
W. J. Culbertson arrived from
the Bay city the forepart of the closing out sale o f all m e r c h a n d i s e ,
week for a short visit at his home beginning Monday, July 15, and
continuing for thiity dys. Articles
in Coquilie.
John Hudson of Anderson’s camp will bo marked at cost o r below^
was in the city over the Fourth vis Nothing reserved, everything to be
iting his mother, and calling upon closed out. See adv. elsewhere.
WASHING IS
HARD WORK
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Marshfield friends.
It is unnecessary work
as well.
Our family washing
service is both satis
factory and economi
cal. Join the happy
majority and let us
show you, whether you
are from Missouri or
a native daughter.
COQUILLE LAUNDRY
A N D ICE CO.
P rofessional C ards
P H Y SIC IA N S
DR. JAS. RICHMOND
Phvsician
S urgeon
Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg.
Ollice Phone Main 211
R. B. HOAG. M. D.
Physician
Surgeon
Richmond-Barker Building
Both Phones
Dr. C. W. EN DI COTT
D
e n t is t
Office over First National Bank
Pilone Main 431
DR. H. B. MOORE
CHIROPRACTOR
Room 2, Laird Bldg.
Phone 494
Chronic Diseases a Specialty
Office Hours, 9:30 to 12, 2 to 5.
LAW YERS
A. J. SHERWOOD
A ttorney at L aw
First National Bank Building
Rooms 2-3-4
L. J. LILJEQI/IST
A ttorney at L aw
First National Bank Building
Coquille, Oregon
WALTER SINCLAIR
A ttorney at L aw
Notary Public
Coquille
E. D. SPERRY
ArroRNKr and
C ounsellor at L aw
Office in Robinson Building
W. C. CHASE
A ttorn Y at L aw
Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg
C. R. BARROW
A ttorney and C ounseli - or at L aw
Ollice Pilone 335
Residence Phone 346
J. J. STANLEY
LA W YE R
Richmond-Barker Building
Coquilie, Oregon
E. G. D. HOLDEN
LAW YE R
Justice of Peace, Notary Public
U. S. Commissioner
Insurance Agent
Office in Robinson Building
Leaving Oregon.
I am leaving Oregon to engage
in business in California, and will
give you an excellent opportunity
to bay a Reo the Filth, also a Reo
Roadster at sacrifice prices. If you
ever intend to buy an automobile,
now is your chance. See me at
o n ce .
Both phones.
J. 0 .
W a u l in g .
Crops Good at Myrtle Point
Mr. and Mrs. Budworth of East
T. M. Hermann of Myrtle Point
Portland are visiting hor parents, paid the Herald a call Monday. He
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson of reports everything lovely at our
Spurgeon Hill.
sister city with prospects very fav
A new three-story brick building orable for a bounteous yield of farm
is soon to be erected in Marshfield products. -While the rains damag
at the corner of Front street and ed tbe hay crop somewhat the ad
Central avenue.
ditional yield of the second cutting
J. G. Kopf, futher of C. E. Kopf will make up for tbe loss,
of the Bandon Recorder, died at
Maxwell, Iowa, on Thursday last at
th6 age of 79 years.
Mrs. Hudson haB secured the
agency for the Thomas Guaranteed
Hose and all orders will leceive
prompt and careful attention.
Beginning Monday, July 15
(By W a l t e r O e k d in g )
Last Sunday scores of the Coos
county league were: Coquilie it ,
Marshfield 3 ; Myrtle Point 16,
Hastside o; North Bend 3 , Bandon 1
Alex. Anderson and Anna M. Ward.
Frank Sylva and Chloe Younce.
Esigos Pelto and Annie Maniko.
W oo II od mill on the hum both day
The Rexall Store
ANUTHEH VICTORY FOR
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OUR BASE BALL BOVS p Everything Must be Closed Out in 30 Days *
Closing out sale of The Fair
Storo beginning Monday, July 15,
new and continuing for thirty days.
Good News for Shippers
The Tillamook, according to in
formation received from Portland,
resumed her run to Coquilie Tues
day Dight and is therefore due to
arrive here today. The Tillamook
was damaged to the extent of go,000
in collision with the tug Samson,
and some rock barges on the lower
Columbia one night about six weeks
Lottie McLain of Roseburg has
sued her hnsband for divorce.
Desertion is the complaint. She
was married in Coquilie, September ago.
1909.
Fire! Fire! Fire I
Mrs. Perry Robison, son and
About midnight Wednesday an
daughter, of Portland, are visiting
Mrs. A. P. Miller, an affectionate alarm of fire was sounded bringing
relative who will make their stay in the good citizens of CoquiWe from
slumber's sweet repose, in various
Coquilie most enjoyable.
stages of dress and undress, to the
Rev. S. R. Steele contributed the
scene of tfie supposed conflagration
sum of twenty-five cents to the
Happily, however, the fire was con
county coffers on July G ftr a min
fined to one place—The Fox Fur
isterial certificate. He is pastor of
niture factory— was quickly extin
the M. E. Church Sauth at Bandon.
guished and we understand little
Coming—July 15, 16 and 17, The
damage sustained.
Clamans, presenting The National
Stock Company, an association ol
Bumper Crop This Seeson
competent players with a change of
A letter received from W. J.
program each evening. At the Gordon, formerly with the Herald,
Scenic on dates mentioned.
who now has charge of a threshing
Marshfield
Bandoli
K astside
P. c.
857
H57
571
429
286
:) H T
THE FAIR STORE
eed the Goods.
W e Need the Money and You Need
ÜO0
Coquilie brought home another
easy victory from the Bay, defeat
ing Marshfield to the tune of 11 to
3 . The colts had them outclassed
iu every department o f the game—
not once were they given a chance
to win. Coquilie collected 13 bin-
gles off Sutton while Marshfield
made 7 off Collier. One stolen base
off Byles was Slim’s record for the
game.
Johnson started the fitewotks by
fanning the ozone, Lorenz was out
on a grounder, Byles on an infield
fly.
Marshfield started in like a win
ner, as Cowan was passed to first
on "D u d ’ s” fumble; Woods laid
down a pretty sacrifice; Cowan stole
third but was morgued trying for
home and landers failed to touch
the pill.
Marshfield
presented Coquilie
with three ruus in the second in
ning when J. Collier sailed one out
of the lot; Howell took the initial
bag on a fielder’s choice; J. Collier
scored on Briggs’ error; Oerding
and C. Collier were retired on pop
ilies; C. Collier slammed a double
scoring J. Collier and Howell; Prey
mushed first on Burke’s error, stole,
and A Collier started home; John-
sotff was retired at first.
Iu the lourth Oerding attempted
to stretch a single— was nailed on
second; C. Collier pasted the pill
for a sack; A. Collier died on a fly
to Woods; C. Collier reached sec
ond on W oods’ wild throw; Prey
singled, advanced "K lin g " to third;
Johnson tapped the nut scoring C.
Collier and Prey; Lorenz was ousted
at first.
The sixth was a merry-go-round
without music— ten men at bat in
the inning and every man hit the
ball. Oerding was benched on an
infield fly; C. Collier cliffed a two-
bagger; A. Collier singled; Prey hit
a fast roller straight to short, but
•Butke didn't field it properly and
C. Collier rambled home; Johnson
singled and the cushions were again
intoxicated; Lorenz touched first on
a fielder’a choice; Johnson called
safe on second; Byles was given the
first sack on another fielder’s choice;
J. Collier took a pass to first and
Lorenz touched the keystone on
Burke’ s error; ‘‘ Nick’’ was canned
on second; "Eildad” ambulated to
first and Oerding was retired on a
pop fly.
Landers walked in the seventh,
mushed second on "N ick ’ s” error;
McCutcheon was benched on a fly
to right; Langworthy touched the
first cushion on "K ing’s” fumble
and Landers scored. Burke fanned;
Briggs hit scoting Laugworthy;
Hennessy was winged on an easy
roller to first.
In the eighth Johnson hit; Lor
enz swung for an extra base, John
son scoring; Byles was ditched on a
grounder; J, Collins sacrificed and
Howell died on an infield fly.
T o clamp the lid on tightly one
more found home safely,
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W e are going out of the store business and will hereafter give all our attention
to the Scenic Theater, hence your opportunity.
Look at the Prices and See if W e Don’t Mean Business
APRON GINGHAMS, per yard .
DOTTED SWISS, per yard . . .
____________
5c
CORSET COVERS, each
20c
5c
CORSETS, each
70c
All White Goods at Cost
SILK MULL, per yard
TABLE LINEN, per yard
___________
30c
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TOWELS, p a ir ________________________________
20c
___________
20c
Children’s Underwear
A t Cost
___________
LADIES UNDERW EAR
B E L O W COST
SUN BONNETS, each
.
15c
. .
ALL WIDTH OF EMBROIDERIES, y d - 10C
BED SPREADS, each
1.15
.
LADIES’ W AISTS BELO W COST
LADIES’ NIGHT GOWNS, e a c h ______________ 60c
CHILDREN'S HOSE. 3 pair fo r. _____________ 25c
LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, suit .
60c
BABY STRAW BONNETS, each
LADIES’ WHITE SKIRTS, each
70c
.
20c
5c to 20c
LADIES' HOSE, p air
MEN’S HOSE, p a i r ________________________ 5c to 20c
RIBBONS BELOW COST
LACE CURTAINS BELOW COST
Tinware, Agateware and Dishes at Cost
YO U R P R IC E = OUR P R IC E
THE FAIR STORE
Opposite Postoffice
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COQUILLE, OREGON
c
SUNDAY SERVICES IN
COQUILLE CHURCHES
am
O
<3
<3;
M. L Church South
Sunday morning, July II, the
pastor will preach the fifth in the j O
series of Elements of Strength—
B l
O
"Giving.’ ’
The Uoion Service will be held
(3
iu this church at night at 8 o’clock,
sermon by T B. McDonald.
Fishing Tackle
Guns and Ammunition X
THE SPORTSMAN
1
CLAUDE C. MOON
m Automobile
Supplies
Opposite
Hotel Baxter
You are invited to be present.
Sunday school at io a. m.
C. H. C l e a v e s , Pastor.
eDgine ten miles south of The
Dalles, states "This is one of tbe
PRE SBYTERIAN CHURCH.
best crops of wheat to harvest this
Preaching Sunday morning at 11. j
Wants your butterfat Mr. Dairyman
year, all over the country, that the
Union services Sunday evening!
raiser has ever seen.
The cool
and
we wish to Give Y ou Value
at the M. E. Church South at 8 p m
weather has held the grain back
Received in return for the product
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Austin S. Hammond of Coquilie, and every kernel in tbe head will
Frank II. Adams, Pastor.
and Fred Hollister of North Bend, be fully developed, which insures a
have formed a partnership for the large yield.’’
ST. JAM ES EPISCOPAL.
practice of law, under the firm
M. P. LONG, Manager
Services
first and third Sundays
To Hold Barn Social
name of Hammond & Hollister,
of
each
month.
Sunday school
The ladies of the Presbyterian
COQUILLE, : : OREGON
with offices in the First National
every Sunday at 10 a. m.
church have issued invitations for
Bank building, North Bend.
Archdeacon Wm. H orsfall, rector.
a church social to be held this
A cloudburst took place near tbe
evening (Thursday ) in the spacious
North Fork school bouse one after
UNION SERVICES
barn on the Barrow property. As
noon about the first of July- No
MANY VARIETIES
The
Christian
Church, M. E.
these ladies are known to excel in
OF BREAD
material damage resulted and it is
Church South and the Presbyterian
the art of entertaiuiug and as they
hoped a similar occurrence will not
are baked here. You don’ t
Church
have
united
for
holding
also have a woll-earned reputation
have to put up with the same
again take place to mar tbe tran
Sunday services during July a D d
kind day after day as is gener
COQUILLE
for the preparing and serving of the
ally the case where bread is
quility of the quiet community.
AB R BH PO
E August.
toothsome, a good time is antici
baked at home.
if only for
1
ss............... 5 2 3 1
The Fair Store will close out its pated by all who are fortunate Johnson,
July
14,
service
will
be
held
in
a change come and try some
1
Lorenz, 2b.............. 5 1 1 2
other
kind
o
f
bread
than that
0 the M. E. Church South, sermon by
Kyles, c
. 5 0 0 8
entire stock of merchandise com enough to be able to attend.
you make. You’ll like it, be
0
J.
Collier,
p
............
4
1
2
0
mencing Monday, July 15, and con
cause everybody does who
0 T. B. McDonald.
Howell, c f
3 1 0 1
tries it.
Men’s Suit Samples
0
Oerding, 3b
5 0 1 0
tinuing for thirty days.
Every
July 2 1 , the Bervice will be held
1
Collier, lh
5 2 3 14
Choice line of samples for men’s C.
thing will be marked at cost or be
in
the
Presbyterian
Church,
sermon
A. Collins, If
5 2 2 0 0 0
low. Big bargains to be had. See suits, suitable for old aud young, O. Prey rf................. 4 2 1 1 0 0 by C. II. Cleaves.
Paul Stephan, Prop.
The Fair Store prices before buying the professional man, business man,
This will be the order to be fol
Totals
41 11 13 27 10 3
and laborer, fine dress, durability
elsewhere.
lowed
so
far
as
ie
now
known.
MARSHFIELD
AB R BH PO A E
Frank Wait, a monument maker and all purposes. Call and examine,
0 0 0 0
Cowan, If
get
prices
and
ordtr
your
full
and
A U T O S E R V IC E
of Medford, visited Coquilie last
1 2 0 0
Woods, rf
The Nicest Girls in Town
winter
suit
before
tha
iue’ement
0
0
1
1
1
Lander», lb
week with a view of establishing a
A n y time, any place.
Both
1
2
McCutcheon.
3b
are regular visitors to our soda
branch here. He owns a quarry of weather arrives. My line of sam I,antiworthy, c f
phones. T. A. Walker.
fountain. All day and any day
dark gray granite located near pies is excelled by none, will be l’.urke, ss
Briggs, 2b ..........
made
up
in
first-class
manner
by
you
can see them here sipping
Medford. This is Mr. Wait’s first
Bargain
0 0
Abbott, c .
what we call soda, but they call
0 0
visit to this section and he is favor the best tailors with furnishiogs Sutton, p
One lot and seven-room house at
0 0
2 0 0
"ju s t lovely.” The young man
ably impressed with prospects the and a fit guaranteed to please. ♦Hennessey, c
cost. Three blocks from the post-,
Glad
to
show
my
samples
and
give
y
n
who
strays in here for a glass
Totals
......
33
3
7
27
12
6
future holds in store for Coquilie
office. See J. E. Quick.
you prices.
K. Halverson, the
♦Abbott injured, took position in sev
/
o f our soda thinks he has struck
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and Coos county.
enth inning.
tailor, Coquilie.
heaven and when he tastes the
Real Estate and Renting Agency
C. J. Craddock, f irmerly mana
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
soda he is sure o f it.
1231 5 6789
Houses to rent both furnished
ger of Lorenz’s store in Bondon
Flies! Flies! Flies!--
Coquille
...
0 3 0 2 0 5 0 1 0— 11 and unfurnished in all parts of th e1
twelve yeare ago, now a prosperous
Hits
0 2 14 0 3 1 2 0—13
Get your screen doors and win
city. Have several choice bargains
Marshfield
OO 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 - 3
merchant of Redding, California, is
dows made.
Meat safes, bread
Hits
0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 3 — 7 I in real estate
Consult me, save
visiting old friends here. Assessor
Stolen bases
boards, ironing boards and sleeve
_____
____ — Johnson, Lorenz 2,
| money and receive a square deal.
Thrift and Henry Lorenz took Mr,
FOR SALE
boards m ade to Older at Q u ick A j ^ F r l y 2,°Cowan: T ao b a s T h i U - i i I—J. Brockman, the Drayman.
During the summer months mothers
Craddock to Bandon yesterday in
C u rry ’s.
renz, C. Collier, A. Collier; Double
o f young children should watch for any
Three acres close in. Suitable for
an automobile for a day's outing
plays-
-»• -
p
la y s- Burke to Brigj.
Hrigt . Briggs
o n g g s to Lap
i.an-
For soreness a f the muscles, whether unnatural looseness o f the bowels. chicken ranch. New six room cot
■y is always serious and often ders; Left on bases- 1 quille 6, Marsh-
Dysentery
and to point out the great changes
When given prompt attention at this
disi as«*, but it can be cur- field 4; Struck out— by Collier 7, bv induced by violent exercise or injury,
a «langerous s di
tage, all modern improvements.
man has wrought in the past few ed- ChamCerlai..
lierlain’s _ Colic,
Cholera
and ___________________
Nutton 3; First base an errors —Coqujlle there is nothing lietter than Chamber time seriuos trouale mav be avoided.
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Chamlierlain’ s Colic, Cholera and Diar For sale cheap by owner. Address
lain’
s
Liniment.
This
liniment
also
re
balls— o ff Col-
years in improvements in this Diarrhoea Remedy has cured it even 3. Marshfield 1; First on balli
rhoea Remedy can always tie depended
when malignant and epidemic. For lier 1, off Sutton 2; Time o f gam e 2:04; lieves rheumatic pains. For sale by
Box t47, Coquilie, Oregon.
upon. For sale by all druggists'
I all drugfists.
section.
sale l>y all druggists.
1T
I Umpire,
T— *“ r,-
Gardner.
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The funeral of Charles E? Getty
of Empire, held in Marshfield last
week, was one of absolute silence,
no music and d o service, probably
carrying out request of deceased.
Mr. Getty was an old resident.
The O. K. Creamery
The O. K. Creamery
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City Bakery
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Millers Confectionery