W hen Did You
C om e A c ra ss?
There is no liability of assess
ments on au Oregon Merchants’
Mutual policy of tire insurance, and
PU B LISH E D EVKKY THURSDAY
Remember— write it 1913
you save 30 per cent of your pre
Hunting licenses expired w ith ! mium besides. T. A. Walker, coun
Entered a« second class m atter May
ty agent.
8, 11)08. a t tlie |>ost »Ilice a t Coquille, the old year.
The Coquille Herald
MERELY MENTIONED
SUNDAY SERVICES IN
CDQUILLE CHURCHES
of I.E N E V E ’S ICE CREAM and
you w ou’t ever try home made
cream again. Why should you 7
Leneve’s cream is m ade of the
best of m aterials, by the most
aunitary methods and ia certainly
t e tte r than the best home made
an\l cheaper too.
I’ l t E S I l Y T E l U A N C H U R C H .
Services Sunday at l i a . m and
The building owned by J. L. 7:30 p. ro.
J. G. Pursley and wife have
Thompson where The Recall was
moved to Bandon.
Sunday School at 10 a m.
W ALTER G. ACKERM AN, Publisher
published in years gone hv, is be
Steamer Breakwater will sail from 1 ing remodeled for the future home
Frank H . A d am s, P a s t o r .
Wher did you come
Devoted to the m aterial and social Marshfield January 7 at 9 a ru.
of the Sentiuel. The work of re
across that cold?
upbuilding of the Coquille Valley p a r
Christian Science Society
County Clerk Watson spent New moving the printing plant will be
ticularly and of Coos County generally.
Services
at 11 a m next Sunday’
Subscription. $1.60 p e r y ear in advance , Year's with his parents at Coos City. gin tomorrow. It is au arduous
When are you going
Subject lesson sermon “ God.’.
task
to
move
a
ptiuliug
office
aud
Frank Burkholder and wife left
to get rid of it?
Wednesday evening meeting 7 :30.
Phone, Main 354.
I for Calilornia today for a six weeks’ we trust Bro Savage will not have
auy printer’s “ pi” to condend with
Better attend to it
visit.
CHURCH O F CHRIST.
and that his “ matter” will be so
Sunday services as usual. Morn
now
Charles Kvernden will leave for "justified" as to "lift” and receive
Southern California on the next a “ good impression” on his “ form ’’ ing subject: “Our Fathet ” Evening
subject:
“ God’s Purpose in tbe
You'll play the game
steamer where he will reside.
Attorney Topping ol Bandon xvas Plan of Salvation ’ ’
O ur Bread is a Boon
oilife a great deal
Editor O’Brieu of the Marshfield iu the city this week assisting At
Sunday school at 10 a tn.
Record
is
at
the
court
house
today
better if you get
Married -R W. Hedgpelh Sadie!
torney Liljeqvist in the preparation Christian Endeavor at 0 :30, con
to tired and often disappointed
Cooper, both of Bandon, at the par to secure the county printing.
housekeepers. It saves the
of a briet to he submitted to the su ducted by the young men.
rid of that cold
labor and w orry of baking and
sonage of the M R. Church South,
Your preseuce is solicited
Wanted— An experienced girl for preme court’wherein certain parties
can alw ays be relied upon to
by ta k in g
Dec. 16, by Rev.C. H. Cleaves.
T. B. M cDonald, M inister
general housework. Telephone 523 of Bandon are plaintiffs in au action
be simply perfect in lightness,
against
the
sea
city-
These
talented
Married— Ulysses H. Hufford and or call upon Mrs. P. M. Hall-Lewis.
w hiteness und flavor. Once
yo 1 try it you’ll recogn ze the
attorneys have cited voluminous
Mary K. Hurley, both ol Baudon,
M. E. Church South
Rev. F. J. Springer ot North authorities to substantiate their
folly
of toiling and perspiring
! at the parsonage of the M.E.Cburch Bend was in tbe city the first of the
Services Sunday, Jan. 5. preach
over a red hot oven in your
South, Wednesday, Dec. 25, 1912, week a guest of Councilman Leo J. views in tbe case and if integrity ing by the pastor. Morning subject
kitchen.
and competency is a criterion by the second sermon on“Tbe Church
by Rev. C. H. Cleaves.
Cary.
which to guage a lawyer's labors Evening subject: 'Ideal Husbands
25 C E N T S
Married--George R Geddis and
Contractor KUingsen began work the parties employing the attorneys and Wives ’’
j Susanna Wedell, at the home of
| Nova Landreth, Tuesday, Dec. 24. on the sewer in District No 1 Mott above named have just reason to I Sunday school at 10. a m.
day. Constiuctiou will be pushed congratulate themselves.
1912. C H. Cleaves officiating.
Epwoith League at 6:45 p tn
from now on.
You are invited to he present.
Bert Berri has sold bis place at
Married — Michael Burk, Marsh
£
C O O K BROS., Prop..
Longston & Bayliss have the con- Arago to G. D Carl, who recently
C. II. C l e a v e s , Pastor.
field, and Vera Billings, Coquille,
trcct for putting a tar and gravel resided at Norway. Mr Berri will
ST. JA M E S E PISCO PA L.
roof on the Golden building. Work take a trip to his old home in
A. R. Monroe of Marshfield.
will begin soon.
Switzerland and, when his health
Services first and th ird Sundays
Sunday school
Eighth G rade Exam ination
City Recorder Lawrence reports improves, will retain to Coos of each m onth.
T he R exall Store
a very peaceable holiday season, county. His brother James will ac every Sunday a t 10 a. m.
You a re h e a rtily welcome.
Eighth grade final examination only one Christmas drunk having company him to San Francisco
where relatives reside. We sin
will be held Januarx 16-17, 1913 brought before him
A rchdeacon Wm, H orsfall, rector.
cerely
hope
Bert
will
regain
his
Teachers having pupils for this ex
Walter Oerding sent the first
Professional C ards
amination should send in thetr package by parcels post through health and soon return to his Amer
W. R. Fox, 195 \V. W ashington stre et
requisition lor the examination pa the Coquille postoffice New Years’ ican home where he has hosts of Noblesville, Ind., sa y s: “ After suffer
friends.
pers at once. Each teacher should morning.
ing m any m onths with kidney trouble,
It was sent to Oakland.
P H Y S IC IA N S
a fte r trying o th er remedies and pre
certify that every applicant has done
Seamless
No
scriptions, I purchased a box of Foley
On account of the building for
Card of Thanks
the full year’s work in the eighth
Kidney
Pills
w
hich
not
only
did
me
DR. JAS. RICHMOND
grade a3 nresciibed by tbe State merly occupied by the Coquille Stu
more good th an any other remedies I
Phvsician
I hereby extend my sincere thanks ever used, but have positively set my
Course of Study. No year of school dio being leased to other parties, C
Surgeon
W.
Hill
has
moved
back
to
bia
old
kidneys right. Other m em bers of my
Easy to Clean
to
those
of
my
friends
who
tender
work from the first grade to the last
Office in R ichm ond-Barker Bldg.
family have used then» with a m ilar re
stand
north
of
Drane's
store.
ed
their
services
to
my
beloved
year
in
the
S'ate
University
is
of
Office Phone Main 211
su lts.” Take at the first stage of kidney
more practical benefit throughout
Last Saturday night someone by mother d u rin g her illness and trouble. At F u h rm a n 's Pharm acy.
C A. P e n d l e t o n .
life than the last year in the com mistake carried my umbrella from death.
R. B. HOAG, M. D.
mon school. Don’t let the pupils the Odd Fellows’ hall. I have tbe
Cot the High Cost of Living
Physician
slight this work.
one left in its place- Will the party
City B akery Sold
W. II. C hapm an, W innebago, Neb.,
Surgeon
R a y m o n d E. B a k k r .
tells how he did it. “ My two children
having mine please return same to
R ichm ond-Barker Building
a very bad cough and the doctor’s
Co Supt. of Schools.
Both Phones
me.
C. H Cleaves.
Paul Stephan has sold his bakery had
medicines did them 110 good. 1 got a
to
Cook
Brothers
the
new
proprie
bottle
of Foley’s Honey and Tar Com
County Court convenes today for
W . R. C. Surprise* President the transaction of business. Judge tors taking possession New Year’ s pound, and before it was all used the
Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT
children were free aud cured of their
John F Hal! reports to the Herald day. Mr. Stephan will remain in cough. I saved a doctor’s bill for one
D entist
Monday, Dec 30, 1912, being the that the session will be a busy one tbe city for a few weeks when he I 25c
bottle of Foley’s Honey and Tar
Office over F irst National Bank
birthday of our W. R. C. President, as much matter of vital concern is will leave for Albany, Oregon. C om pound.” No opiates. F u h rm an ’s.
NOW ON DISPLAY
Phone Main 431
Mrs. Biandou, the ladies decided to to be disposed of.
Cook Brothers are from Fruitvale,
give her a surprise party. As Mon
Idaho, are practical young business
If your children are subject to attacks
at
Ned C. Kelley is circulating a men and they may well congratu of croup, w atch for the liist sym ptom ,
day was washday Mrs Rutledge
DR. H. B. MOORE
hoarseness.
Give
C
ham
berlain’s
Cough
petition
praying
for
submission
to
went over in the morning to help
late themselves in securing the pop rem edy as so m as the child becomes
CHIROPRACTOR
her with some Corps work. Prompt voters tlie good roads proposition ular City Bakery. We extend a hoarse anil the attack may be warded
Room 2, Laird Bldg.
Phone 494
Chronic Diseases a Specialty
ly at 1:30 p. m., the ladies met on indorsed by the voters. It is being hearty welcome to the nexv comers. off For sale by all druggists.
Office Hours, 9:30 to 12, 2 to 5.
the T bridge wbx-n all went togeth readily signed by our taxpayers—
er to her home. Mrs Rutledge man tbe road booster Mayor Morrison
Mrs. A. K. Tal>or, of Crider, Mo., bad
Persons troubled w ith partial paraly
been troubled with sick headache for sis are often verv m uch benefitted by
aged to keep her so well occupied ^ leading tbe list.
about
five
years,
when
she
began
taking
m
assaging
the affected parts thoroughly
that we were all at the door before
Mr. and Mrs. D. D Pierce enter C ham berlain'« Tablets. S h e lia s taken when applying Chnmbei Iain's L inim ent,
she saw us, and the surprise was tained at a New Year’s dinner Mr. two txittles ot them and they cured her. This Liniment ulso relieves rheum atic
complete. In token of their re and Mrs. A. J. Sherwood, Misses Sick headache is caused by a disordered pains. For sale bv all druggists.
N ew and Second-H and G oods
' ___________
spect the ladies presented her with Clare, Gretchen, Helen ami D-lin stomach for xvhicli these tablets are es- \
peeially intended. Try them , get well 1
a silver berry spoon and cream ladle Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. Liljeqvist, and stay well. Sold by all druggists.
P a id tlie p rin te r ?
engraved with her name and W R.C W. J Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Ha!
A light luncheon was served and Pierce aud Donald Pierce, fourteen
a very enjoyable time was passed in number.
until 4 p. m., when all departed for
Before bufthg an Automobile
home. There were twenty-two of
call, or write, L Strong & Son,
the ladies present.
Myrtle Point, Oregon, for informa
VV. R C., Press Cor.
tion and price of the celebrated
Mitchell 1913 car. Nothing like it,
M asonic O fficers
the best on wheels, in fact a road
locomotive in place of a horseless
A joint installation of Chadwick carriage.
Lodge No. 68, A. F. & A. M- and
M. P. Long, manager of the O. K.
Beulah Chapter No. 6, O. E- S took
Creamery, received a well merited
place at Masonic hall last Friday
evening. The ceremony was wit and highly prized New Year’s gift.
nessed by invited guests who were It was a letter from the financial end
relatives of Masons. Following are of the Creamery in San Francisco
congratulating Mr. Long upon his
the officers for the year:
successful work here. Mr. Long’s
Chadwick Lodge No. (>8
smile is elongated.
Is it hard for you to get tta«
If you have ideas— if you can TH IN K — we will show
C. W. E ndicott, W. M.
farm hands out on time?
Henry
Lorenz
has
taken
consid-
D. D. Pierce, S. W.
you the secrets of this fascinating new profession. Positively no
Is rt h ard for you to get them
h .
A L iljeqvist, S. W.
able of this week’s Herald to the
up in the m orning?
experience
or literary excellence necessary. No “flowery lan
L. H. H azard. T re a su re r-
exclusion of other matter, but that
R. H. Mast, S ecretary
If so, why not let Big Ben do it
guage”
is
wanted.
his
page
will
prove
valuable
to
E. E Johnson. S. D.
for you?
those of our readers who avail
M. H. H ersey, J . D.
The demand for photoplays is practically unlimited. The
Big Ben is a truth telling and
W alter Culin, S. S.
themselves of buying at this sale
reliable alarm clock.
John Leneve, J. S.
big
film
manufacturers are “moving heaven and earth" in their
we have no doubt. Read his adver
J . H - A kers, Tyler,
I t ’s his business to get people
tisement,
buy
and
profit
thereby.
up in the world.
attempts to get enough good plots to supply the ever increasing
O. E. S.
The City Bakery turned out 2600
And h e ’ll do it every day at any
W orthy M atron—E va Barrow
demand. They are offering $100 and more, for single scen
time you say.
loaves of bread in thirty-six hours
W orthy P atron—J . S. L aw rence
arios,
or written ideas.
Associate
M
atron—Mary
A.
Pierce
at
Christmas
time
besides
96
dozen
Next tim e you drive to town,
S ecretary —Josephine G. Peoples
walk over to the store and take
doughnuts, 18 dozen cinnamon rolls
Nearly
all the big film companies, the buyers of photoplays,
T reasurer—J . A. Collier
a look a t him .
and six dozen buns, mince and ap
C ondructress— Emm a Liljeqvist
are located in or near N ew Y ork City. Being right on the
I keep him in the window wnere»
Associate Conductress—Viola Collier ple pies and several kinds of cakes
everyone can see him .
S entinel—Susie Folsom
Paul Stephan did the work receiv
spot,
and knowing at all times just what sort of plots are wanted
Chaplain—Cynthia Sherwood
ing aid only from an apprentice in
O rg an ist—E dith Culin
by
the
producers, our S ales D epartm ent has a tremendous
the baker's art.
A da—O ra Maury
advantage
over agencies situated in distant cities.
R uth—Alice H ite
County Superintendent ol Schools
E sth er—Alice Evland
Raymond
E.
Baker,
spent
a
good
W e have received many letters from the big film manufac
M a rth a —Violet Lorenz
ly portion ol New Year's day at his
E lecta—Elizabeth Ja m es
turers, such as V itagraph, Edison, Essanay, Lubin, Imp,
The jeweler
office
in
the
court
house
familiariz
At the conclusion ot the ceremo
S olax, Rex, R eliance, Cham pion, Com et, M elies, Etc.,
nies of installation talks on good of ing himself with the work before
C O Q U II.I-K , O R E G O N
} tbe order and refreshments were him. Mr. Baker can lie found at
urging us to send photoplays to them. W e want more writers
enjoyed. All present were highly the court house every Saturday, and
aud we’ll gladly teach you the secrets of success.
pleased with the pleasures afforded j will be pleased at any time to ren
der aid on educational lines.
by members of the “ mystic tie.’’
At a meeting of the members
comprising the Fat Elk drainage
L aw M aker L eaves
district at the court house last Mon
Representative Peirce of Port Or-, day, C. R Gabler, A. W. Johnson
ford called at the Herald office on and J. W. Mast were re-elected
: Tuesday last. Mr. Peirce is on his trustees. Mr. Johnson objected to
Perhaps we can do the same for you. If you can think of
way to join the law makers which longer serve as trustee but the
only
one
good idea every week and will write it out as directed
assemble at Salem January 13 He “ drainage men" looked with great
favor
on
the
soda
maker
and
would
by
us,
and
it sells for only $25., a low fiigure.
will be in Portland a few days,
where the “ third house" meets for not accept his declination.
j concocting preliminaries. It is the
of a considerable
Attorney A. J Sherwood and wife
1 xvisli of Representative Peirce that left Tuesday by boat from Bandon
amount of
r p r r C Vend your name and address for free copy
1 his constituents inform him of such for an indefinite sojourn in South
I legislation they desire enacted, and ern California. Mr. Sherwood took
THAT ft RED FEELING
- r I I L L our illustrated book. “ MOVING PICTURE PLAY WRITING."
! he will use his efforts to carry out his automobile with him to enjoy
if you will send us
all their laudable desires. Mrs. the good roads for which Califor
Don t hesitate. Don’t Argue. W rite now and learn
j Peirce accompanies her husband nia is famous. May their cup ol
the weekly wash
just
what
this new profession may mean for you and your future.
and will remain with him at the happiness l>e oveiflowing. We stop
It won’t cost you even Patent capital throughout the legislative the press to add that the bar was
^ assembly.
too rough for comfortable sailing
Medicine Prices
and Mr. and Mrs Sherwood came
\\ hen you ward a reliable medicine home to await favorable weather.
for a cough or cold take C ham berlain's
Cough Kemedy. It can alw. ys Ire d e The automobile was sent on its sea
pended upon and is pleasant and sale to journey as it will experience no in
lake. For sale by all druggists.
ternal unpleasantness.
Dragon, under act of C o n fe s s of March
3, 187».
Leneve Contetionery
I
I
I
Rexall
Cold T ablets
i
City Bakery
FLIHRMAN’S
r
PHARMACY
Nesco
Sanitary Drip
Rivets
Pans
All Sizes 6 x9 to 18x19 Ins
Prices 10c to 30c
ANDERSON
B ig B e n
h e lp s r u n th e fa r m
o n tim e
Y
/A
KJ
I I CAN W R IT E PHOTO P L A Y S A N D
U
EA R N $ 2 5 .0 0 OR M O RE W E E K L Y
W e_W ill_^how _Yo^
SCHROEDER
W e Are Not
Operating a
Medical Institute
But W e Can
R elieve You
We are selling photoplays written by
people who “never before wrote a line
for puplication.”
You Will Earn $100 Monthly for Spare Time
COQUILLE LAUNDRY
AND ICE CO.
N A T IO N A L AUTH O RS’
INSTITUTE
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15 4 3 B roadw ay
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