Huy your ham sliced to order at
Leave oiders for dressmaking
the Quality Market.
witli Mrs. A P. Miller.
FOR RENT —Small dairy ranch
Watches repaired in an up-to-date
Wedutsday, Feb. 12, Lincoln’s
near Coquille. Inquire at Herald
manner
by
W.
Frank
Petett.
No
Biribday.
office.
delay.
Walch lor (he Saturday specail
Mrs. Iidward Moeller, of Marsh­
Claude Moon drove a picDic par­
at the Quality Market.
ty to Fairvit » Sunday in one of bis field, has been a guest in the city
Full stock of garden grass and autos.
for thi past week.
When did you come
field seeds at Knowlton's Drug
My Optical work is giving satis­
Northern grown garden seeds at
Store.
across that cold?
faction. Give me a trial. W. Frank Knowlton’s Drug Store.
Three
Alva Warren is building a neat Petett.
papers for 10c.
When are you going
little barn on his premises in North
County Clerk Watson collected
to get rid o f it?
The Times reports that the C. A.
Coquille.
tees to the amount of $637.57 for Smith pulp mill at Marshfield will
Better attend to it
Ranch for rent, cows for sale. the mouth of January.
be ready to run in May.
See or address W. F. Burgess,
now
Just received at Knowlton’s Drug
G. Pi. Brewer, the Arago mer­
Lampa, Or.
Store a large slock of the very best chant and postmaster, was doing
You'll play the game
T. Wilson, of Myrtle Point, was onion sets it is possible to produce. business in town this morning.
o f life a great deal
in the city Friday on his way home 12 ‘/jc- a pound.
better i f you get
If you have anything to buy or
C. R. True, the Bandon baker,
from Bandon.
sell, ora house to rent, try a Her­
rid o f that cold
has
taken
a
lease
ol
the
popular
Satisfactory work guaranteed at
ald want ad at one cent a word.
by t a k i n g
the dressmaking establishment of resort known as the Wigwam, at
that place.
Mrs. A. P. Miller.
Instantaneous Postum, the cup
that
cheers but not inebriates, can
The White Wings department
Now is the proper time to plant
was out iu force yesterday and the onion sets for early onions. See now be secured at Drane’s Grocery.
those at Knowlton’s Drug Store,
streets look better.
A bargain in Coquille property—
12 J-jc• a pound.
both improved and unimproved.
25 C E N T S
Trespass notices printed on cloth
Mr. Cates, the new owner of the Call on W E. Cleghorn, at Drane’s
and worded in keeping with law,
Sentinel, has made several improve­ store,
for sale at the Herald office.
ments about his office—not to men­
Geo. T Moulton, who handles
A social dance was given at the
tion the improved spelling on one the bulk of the chittiu bark trade
Laird hall Friday evening, and a
ot the signs.
here, reports prospects of a dull
very oojoyable affair is reported.
There will be a meeting of the season in that commodity.
Mrs. Lukens personally super­ Educational League Friday Feb­
Mrs. J. B. Monds, formerly of
vises all dressmaking done at Mrs. ruary 14, at 3:30 at the high school.
A. P. Miller’s dressmaking parlors. Rev. Frank H. Adame will deliver Weinstock and Lubin’s Millinery
The Rexall Store
We aim to keep Weinerwerst, an address entitled “ The Women department, Sacramento, Cal, is
making her home in this city.
bologna, head cheese and pickled of Shakespeare.’’
pigs feet in stock at the Quality
Mr. Pierce’s attention fs called
It pays to treat your grain and
Market.
Professional Cards
to the advertisement of Chamber­ potatos with Formaldehyde before
The new line of the Coquille lain’s cough remedy in this issue, planting to prevent disease. Sup­
Valley Telephene Co., from Myrtle as his mill whistle seems to have plied at Knowlton’s Drug Store.
P H Y S IC IA N S
The Scenic is advertising a two-
Point to the Fox bridge, was com­ an awful cold.
DR. JAS. RICHMOND
pleted last week.
The garden seeds that Knowlton reel picture, “ The Daughter of the
Physician
Norway Mackerel, Eastern and sells are northern grown— are tresh Spy,” made by the Eastern Fissan-
Surgeon
Pacific Codfish at the store that has stock and the best seed it is posssi- nay Co., for tonight, and it should
Office in Richmond-Parker Bldg.
Office Phone Main 211
reduced the high cost of living, ble to produce. Ihree papers roc. be well worth seeing.
Knowlton’s Drug Store.
The Farmers’ Union.
Formaldehyde is the best known
A horse belonging to Sheriff Gage treatment for seed to prevent dis­
R. B. HOAG. M. D.
Just received at Knowlton’s Drug
Physician
Store a full stock of northern grown fell by the wayside one day last eases in grain, potatoes, etc. Sup­
Surgeon
garden seeds, the best for this week and was found wedged into ply of full strength Formaldehyde
Richmond-ltarker Building
country. Three papers for 10c.
the ditch being dug for a sewer, at Knowlton’s Drug Store.
Botli Phones
Ned C. Kelley, of Coquille, a
R. S. Knowlton’s piano contest but was extricated with no serious
Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT
is beginning to warm up, as will injury.
well known good roads booster,
D b n t ih t
be seen by the table of votes posted
Those onion sets at Knowlton’s was here on business Tuesday. He
are raised by an expert onion set reports business in all lines on the
in the window of his pharmacy.
Office over First National Bank
grower who has soil peculiarly gain in the valley.— North Bend
Phone Main 431
We are in receipt of a well written adapted to them
Consequently
communication on the subject of they are the very best. i2'/ic. alb. Ha rbor.
DR. H. B. MOORE
County Surveyor A. X, Gould was
school supervision too late for this
CHIROPRACTOR
Fred Slagle went on a rescue ex­
busy the past week laying off the
issue. It will appear next week.
Room 2, Laird Bldg.
Phone 494
pedition yesterday morning to the
Chronic Diseases a Specialty
Subscriptions taken for all lead­ assistance of a party who had start­ place of E . J. Michael at Myrtle
Office Hours, 9:30 to 12, 2 to 5.
ing newspapers and periodicals pub­ ed on a fishing trip in an auto and Point into five and ten acre tracts.
LAW YERS
lished in the United States, at the was having trouble with the darn He also surveyed a short piece of
road at the Frank Snow place and
Herald office. Save money by or­ thing.
A. J. SHERWOOD
on Cherry creek.
dering of us.
A tto rn ey at L aw
The management of the laundry
Miss Flora W. Burns, Mrs. W.
First National Bank Building
Mrs. Mary A McQuain will be in Marshfield has put into effect a
G.
Ackerman’s daughter, who has
Rooms 2-3-4
glad to receive orders for plain aud new schedule for the employes.
teen an efficient force in the busi­
fancy sewing at the borne of Mrs.
Heretofore the laundry hands have ness department of the Herald, as
E. J. Wright. She will also cut
L. J. LILJEQI/IST
worked ten hours a day.
They
patterns.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
A ttorn ey a t L aw
well as in the composing room, ex­
will now work only eight hours pects to depart from Coquille about
First National Bank Building
Mr. and Mrs. C. Albert Schroed er and will receive the same pay.
Coquille, Oregon
the middle of the month.
In the
celebrated the twentieth anniversary
FOR SALE — Fifteen hundred mean time she is making semi-head­
of their wedding last Wednesday bushels Beardless Barley; 500 bush­
WALTER SINCLAIR
at their home near this city, about els Bluestem Wheat— all good seed; quarters at the Herald office and
A ttorney at L aw
fifty friends taking part in the fes­ 2 tons White Nile Peas. Leave or­ settling up the odds and ends of
Notary Public
Coquille
ders at Knowlton’s drug Store, or Mr. Ackerman’s business.
tivities of the occasion.
call up Jchn Hartley, Farmers’ 3 xx,
This is the best time of the year
or call at farm 1 J miles below Co­
Before
buying
an
automobile
call,
E. D. SPERRT
to poison digger squarrela. Full
or write, L Strong & Son, Myrtle quille.
A tto rn et a n »
supply of best squarrel poison at
Point, Oregon, for information and
C ou n sello r a t L aw
H. K. Johnson is advertising an Knowlton’s Drug Store.
price of the celebrated Mitchell
Office in Robinson Building
1913 car. Nothing like it, the best auction sale of his stock and farm­
For a sprsiin you will find Chamber­
on wheels, in fact a road locomotive ing implements, intending to leave lain’s
Liniment excellent. It allays the
W. C. CHASE
in place of a horseless carriage.
the farm in the hope of benefiting pain, removes the soreness, and soon re­
stores the parts to a healthy condition.
A t to rn Y a t L a w
The Women’s Home Mission So­ the health of Mrs. Johuson who has 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by all
Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg
ciety of the M. FT. Church South will been quite Bick but is now some­ druggists.
give a Valentine luncheon February what improved.
C. R. BARROW
13, at the home of Mrs. J. A. Lamb
The Sentinel announces that its
A tto rn ey a n d C o u n sello r at L aw
commencing at five p m.
Lunch­
industrial edition, which has been Eggs will be furnished after the
Office Phone 335
eon will consist of chicken tamales,
Residence Phone 346
in preparation for some months,
15th of February, from the best
hot rolls, cake, coffee, etc.
25c;
will be out about the middle of
of birds at $1.50 per setting
children
under
twelve,
15c.
J. J. STANLEY
of 15 eggs.
March A special number of the
LAWYER
kind promised is an excellent ad­ I still have cock birds and cockerels,
The
Bank
of
Myrtle
Point,
which
25 per cent off o f the regular price for
Ricbmond-Barker Building
has been conducted by J . R. Benson vertisement for any community the next thirty day. Now is your chance.
Coquille, Oregon
Kggs from ten different verities.
lor many years, has been incorpor­ when sent to the outside world.
Write for particulars or phone 32x8.
ated. The capital stock is 525,000.
W. H. Thomas, Bert Folsom, Lacs
E. H. NEER,
Mr. Benson is president; J. W Leneve and John McVey were in a
A U C T IO N E E R
Myrtle
Point,
-
-
Oregon
Snelley, vice-president; Fid. Raik-
party taking a trip to D.ira Sunday
leff,
cashier;
John
I)
Carl
and
When you get one, get one o f exper­
in one of Claude Moon’s autos. They
Robert Morris filling out the board
Comfort Your Stomach
ience—26 years at the business
report the road in fine shape, being
of directors.
We pay for thia treatm ent If it
all planked excepting one short
W hen Did You
MEHELYMENTIONED
Come Across?
"GOODRICH TIRES1
GARAGE
GASOLINE
W
R exall
£ The
Cold Tablets
PUHRMÄNS
PHARMACY
NEER'S POULTRY YARDS
E. Q. C A S S ID Y
BAH DON, ORE,
W e Are Not
Operating a
Medical Institute
But W e Can
Relieve You
o f a considerable
amount o f
THAT TIRED FEELING
if you w ill send us
the weekly wash
It won’t cost you even Patent
Medicine Prices
COQUILLE LAUNDRY
AND ICE CO.
Supt. Thos. Dixon says he is
here to stay until the roilroad is
completed. Last summer he came
in hete to commence his contract
for the S P and they took him out.
He says that this time it is different
and that he means business.
If
jyou do not believe him, just watch
his smoke.— North Bend Harbor.
stretch which was graveled and has
some muddy places.
The keel of Capt. O. R Willard’s j
new boat, the Charm, is now being
constructed by Hermann Bros., of
Bandon. She will be 80 feet long,
with 13.8 feet beam and 21 inch
draught, will have a six cylinder
e D g i n e which will develop at least
Robert Train, who recently pur­ 130 horse power. She will ply
chased the business property at the the Coquille river and is expected
corner of First and Hall Streets, is to be on the run about May 1 , 1013 .
hard at work preparing for the im­
O. Dodge of Myrtle Point is
provements he will make on the spending a few days in town. He
property. The buildings will be has been having poor health and
raised and placed on new founda­ has lost 25 pounds in weight, but
tions, resting on concrete blocks, is now gaining Mr. Dodge says he
and will be thoroughly overhauled still has quite a number of copies of
and put in first-class shape.
his Pioneer History of Coos and
There is no better medicine made tor
colds than Chamberlain's Cough Rem­
edy. It acts or. nature’s plan, relieve*
the lunirs, opens the secretions, aids
expectoration ; and restores the system
to a healthy condition. For aale by all
druggists.
Curry Counties, and anv one inter­
ested in the early history of this
section would find the little volume
full of valuable matter touching
early times, the participants in
which have nearly all passed away.
fails to promptly relieve Indiges­
tion and Dyspepsia.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets re m «ly
■tomaoh troubles because they con-
con­
tain the proper proportion o f P.
Pepiin
epain
and Bismuth and the necessary rar-
minatives that help nature to i
the elements the absence o f which
in the gastrio juices causes indiges­
tion and dyspepsia. T h ey aid the
stomach to digest food and to quickly
convert it into rich red blood and
material necessary for overcoming
natural body waste.
Carry a package o f Rexall Dys­
pepsia Tablets in your vest pockety
or keep them in your room. Take
one after each heavy meal and prove
our assertion that they will keep indi­
gestion from bothering you.
W e know what Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets are and what they will do.
W e guarantee them to relieve indi­
gestion and dyspepsia, or to refund
£ our m oney, if they fail to d o so.
)oesn’ t it stand to reason that we
w ouldn't assume this m oney risk were
we not certain Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets will satisfy you? Three sizes:
25 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00.
You can buy Rexall Dyspepsia Tablet®
Is this com m unity only at our store:
FUHRMAN’S PHARMACY
C oqum .
Th* V i a t t f o n
Or.iron
There la
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a Rexall Store in n e a - r J ly every town
and city in the
tiw " United ' State«, Canada and
Gr*at Britain. J There la
Great
Is a different Rexall
Remedy for nearly every ordinary
ry human
hum
ill—
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__ i particular
01
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eepoeially
designed _ for _ the
partie
for which it is reoomnaended.
T h e R e s e ll Bier«« are Amerie©*© G rea test
D ru g Store#
i
Sportsman
C L A U D E C. MOON, Proprietor
l
I
3 in I Oils;
Wrenches, chisels, punches, hammers, plyers, cotter tin plyers, screw drivers, cut-out pedals,
tire carriers, assorted springs, Winchester shot guns, Remington shot guns, guns, gun cases, ammu-
nition. fishing tackle, hooks, flies, lines, leaders, sinkers, split shot, fly books, cane poles, jointed
A U T O M O B I L E S U P P L fE S ; Valvoline, Harris, Monogram, French A uto
and
poles, pole varnish, reels, fish baskets, gun grease, decoys, and recoil pads.
Sporting Goods and
BICYCLE SUNDRIES
.United States Tires.
fi
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The Times reports that Jas. Ben­
nett, chief engineer at the Smith mill
has fallen heir to about $2,000,000,
or rather that the claim of himself
and two brothers to certain real es­
tate in New York City has been es­
tablished and he will get about the
sum named out of it, and still he
says he will not quit his job!
Coquille Tailor Leads
In Modern Methods
K. Halversen has just installed a
steam pressing machine in his tail­
oring parlors It is the only one
in Coos county, and is a just cause
for pride on the part of this enter­
prising tailor, and is an'instrument
that adds laurels to Coquille’s busi­
ness wreath. Mr Halversen has
just received a first-class stock of
samples suitable lor spring and
summer wear and is now prepared
to please the most fastidious. Call
and select that new suit and have
it made in an up to-date manner by
the old reliable tailor of Coquille
whose every aim is to please in
quality of goods, workmanship and
price.
Cleaning, mending and pressing
done promptly and reasonably.
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A pair of horses, wagon and
other goods belonging to K. T.
Bestul, who recently moved to
Aurora, Oregon, were shipped to
him last Friday, via Marshfield, by !
Judge Sperry, who bad charge of j
the property. A great flurry was
caused at time of shipment by the
refusal of the railroad company to J
receive the horses without new
halters, when not a new halter!
could be found in town. The diffi­
culty was solved by calling on
Myrtle Point to semi the required
equine impedimenta by the train :
on which the horses were to go.
» ♦# >
of Diamond Quality'
SEEDS
Every page has been compiled
with Northwestern conditions
in mind.
Every seed list«d
. has been tested in our own
laboratory and has been found
good. 5IThis catalog is de­
pendable a n d r e l i a b l e .
• Whether you want to buy
now or not, it will pay you to
have our catalog, A P o s t a l
BRIN G S IT F R E E .
Send today
for catalog 230.
Copenhagen Market, tha best
early cabbage for the hom e
garden.
W hite Icicle Radish
Crispette Lettuce
D etroit B eet
Lemon Cucum ber
Thin Home Garden Special
l ’kth, 1 each, post paid
25c
PORTLAND SEED
COMPANY
PORTLAN D,
3 HE
OREGON
3 HO
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THE ROYAL THEATRE
(The House of Quality)
W e conduct a clean, up-to-date pic­
ture house and show only the best
PICTURES
Our Aim is to Improve
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Not Murdered
An autopsy performed on the j
body of Chas. "Foster,” who was
found in a dying condition in
Hazel Cameron’s bouse at Marsh­
field, disclosed the fact that he died
of Bright’s Disease and not of other
injuries, as was supposed. Investi­
gation ol his effects showed that
the man’s name was “Forsburg, al
though he had gone under the other
name during several years’ residence
,on the Bay.
W e are sparing no expense to make
this THE house of
Q U A L IT Y
A. P. MILLER
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CHAS. HART
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