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MERELY MENTIONED
THE H A LLO W E ’EN FROLIC
The books re eutly orilereil for
tbs school library have arrived.
By Mi** Geneva Bither
New Ginghams just arrived at
Lyons & Jones.
Tbe Club Cafe is now sporting a.
printed bill of fare, long enough to
suit tbe most exuding.
Automi bile service, any time. T.
A. Walker, call either phone. Stand.
Farmers & Merchants Bank.
The public school pupils aro en
joying s holiday today, school be
ing closed for election day.
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I* your facs covered with
pimples, blotches or rash f Poor
condition o f your blood will
cause these facial disfigurements
at this season o f the year. A
good medicine for your blood
will clear your complexion like
m afic.
Of the many blood purifiers
wo sell Rajcall B lood T a b •
loti are undoubtedly the moat
effective. W e ere familiar with
the formula o f this remedy and
k n ow what It will do. It puri
fies and enriches the blood,
builds up the entire system end
imparts a healthy color tochecka
and lips. Sold with the Rexall
guarantee. Per package, 30c.
FlWHIHAN’S PHARMACY
The Rexall Store
Profemsional C ards
P H Y S IC IA N S
DR. JAS. RICHMOND
Phvsician
Surgeon
Office in Kichmond-Barker Bldg.
Office Phone Main 211
Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT
Last Pendleton Round-Up at the
Scenio Saturday night.
Today’s election doesn’t compare
in excitement with the last election
held in town, about ten days ago.
The Hallowe’en party at the high
school seems to be ao well covered
by the school poetess that nothing
□eed be added.
If you are going to buy a Rubber
Boot buy a pair of Ball brand at
Lyons & Jones.
Geo. H. Stev,nson went over to
Maisbiield Saturday to meet his
two daughters, who were coming
on the Alliance from Eureka.
M. M. Young hss leased tbe
Cnase and will conduct it as a feed
stable, haviug placed Geo. H. Stev
enson in charge as manager.
V. W. Bouton, aged 87, who was
brought from the poor farm to
Grayce hospital last spring for
treatment for heart disease, died
last Wednesday night.
You don’t have to wait till next
year to see tbe last Pendleton
Round-Up, as it will be shown at
the Scenio Saturday afternoon and
evening.
D e n tist
Office over First National Bank
Plione Main 431
LAWYERS
A. J. SHERWOOD
A ttobnkv
at
L aw
First National Hank Building
Rooms 2-3-4
L. J. LILJEQVIST
A ttorney
at
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First National Hunk Building
Coquille, Oregon
WALTER SIN CLAIR
A ttorn ey a t L a w
Notary Public
Coquille
E. D. SPERRY
AiTOHNKr AND
C o u nsellor at L a w
Office in Robinson Building
W. C. C H A SE
A tto rn y
at
L aw
Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg
C. R. BARROW
A ttornky
and
C o u nsellor
at
L aw
Office Phone 335
Residence Phone 346
J. J. STANLEY
W. H. Leach, of Marshfield,
claims to haye six Plymouth Rock
pullets that are laying regularly at
the age of four months. Can you
beat it?
Lyons A Jones carry the Ball
brand Rubber boot.
None Better.
Miss Myr! McOloskey, of Myrtle
Point was one of the successful
ones at the tryout for the dramatic
club at the State University, being
one of the few selected from forty-
four candidates.
Take your subscriptions for all
magazines and periodicals to Fol
som’s ConfeoHonery. You will get
the regular publishers’ rates, with
the benefit of any special offers,
and save the trouble and expense of
sending the money, with no risk of
loss.
Portland Semi-Weekly Journal
aDd Coquille Herald, both for $2.00
a year in advance.
Claud Moon has sold “The
Sportemao” to Messrs. Sickles, Ball
and Smith, who are now in charge
and doing business under tbe name
of Coquille Garage A Sporting
Goods Co.
Haye you Been those new Ging
hams at Lyons A Jones?
Just the
thing for school dresses, 10c and
12Jc per yard.
LAW YER
Richmond-Barker Building
Coquille, Oregon
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an inflamed condi
tion o f the mucous lining o f the Eusta
chian Tube. W hen this tube is inflamed
ou have a rumbling sound or Imperfect
earing, and when it Is entirely closed.
Deafness is the result, and unless the in
flammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out o f ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an Inflamed condl*
tlon o f the mucous surfaces.
^ We will give One Hundred Dollars fo r any case oi
Deafness (caused by catarrhUhat cannot bo cured bj
Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
r. J. CT1ENMT, * CO, Toledo, OMOs
Bold by Druggists. 76 c.
Tabs Hall’s Family Fills for constipation.
M. M. Young, who recently
moved into town from Dora, has
purebashed of Frank Burkholder
tbe office and business of the Pacific
Real Estate Co., and will hereaftei
turn over real estate on paper in
stead of with a plow.
Mr. Burk
holder retires from the business of
handling real estate for others and
will attend exclusively to his own
investments.
The Coquille Mill and Merc. Co.
call attention to the fact that they
«re better prepared than ever to
supply apple, pruue and tomato
boxea. Shipments made promptly
By rail or steamer. All orders will
nceive immediate attention.
— Both Phones —
Coquille Mill A Merc Co.
Tb« Hallowe’en party given at C. H S
Every one present will pronounce * success.
Guy autumn leaves and waving corn,
With figures grotesque, did tbe walls adorn;
While witches an I goblins, large and sin til,
Furnished amusemeut for one and all.
The entrance fee was a whistle's worth—
Thru a magic ladder to the hall of mirth.
Whore once assembled our wouder tucreased;
But noise and excitement instantly ceased,
When, oue by one, we were ushered in
To a presence with a ghostly grin.
T h is Bpectre presented a b lo o d y pen,
With which each victim there and then
Signed a death-bead’s awful list,
With beating heart and shaking wrist.
We were then and there to learn our doom,
For a witch let ub in to an inner room.
But what a surprise when you got inside—
Just fun, and more fun, so no one could chide.
A grand march ensued all 'round and about,
In which not a person, I know was left out.
Then we all seated ourselves, two and two,
And saw a black witch (I dare not say who)
She carried a brom from which each drew a straw;
Some red oues, some blue ones, some purple would draw.
Then tbe black witch to us did uufold
Our fortunes; each color different tale told.
And Oh! What funny things some of us did,
Just to make sure of those spells we were rid.
Another grand march to a gaily played tune,
In which every oue wanted to stop to soon ;
For when the tune ceased, the couple who stood
Under an arch so gentle and good,
A cake should receive; which was missed with a cry.
But that cake was replaced by a large pumpkin pie.
And then to tbe fortune tellers we went,
To learn with whom and how our lives should be spent.
A wee gypsy maiden related with cards,
Fortunes to all, by the yards and yards;
While a lady of palmistry surely revealed
Fast, present and furture and y o u r d o o m was sealed
Once more we all seated ourselves I wo and two,
Amid laughter and noise— >11 young folks do;
And were entertained by four maidens gay
Who sang us a ghost song in such a way,
As to just make you think oi a night, still and black,
When goblins and ghosts always get on your track
Auotber shy miss recited some lines;
They surely were most amusing rhymes.
Every oue liked them immensly I know—
But only two would she say, and so
In a tub of water for apples we’d duck,
An apple our prize—if we had good luck.
And now came the funuiest part of all,
Every young lady, both great and small,
Array herself in a snow white sheet;
Then the boys came in a partner to greet,
And tho choosing was hard, I really do think
Some chose the right one in almost a wink.
And then for the feast we all enjoyed.
Many good cooks were surely employed
In making those rich, yellow pumpkin pies.
They also caused many long drawn sighs,
For the pies were so good you just had to eat;
And the cider so tempting, and sparkling and sweet.
After this witching repast had been served,
We one and all praised whom the credit deserved,
For making our Hallowe’en eve so delightful,
And that was the goblins and witches so frightful.
At twelve of the clock then we homeward went,
’Twill long be remembered how that evening war spent.
It is reported that a representa
Round-Up matinee Saturday af.
tive of tbe Dollar interests is on ternoon. Don’t forget.
the river, presumably in connection
A. F. Bergon, the contracter,
with the litigation over the sawmill 1 started last Thursday in his car and
near town, but there seems to be no accompanied by his wife, for Wil
prospect of immediate straighten mington, Cal. They expect to stay
ing out of the affairs of tbe mill.
there this winter, for the benefit o f
Marsha) Sullivan says that the Mis. Bcrgou’s health, returning in
n ght of Hallowe’en passed off with the spring.
a pleasing absence of the malicious
A restaurant w ill be opened in
depredations which sometimes oc
the
Train b u i l d iD g at the corner of
cur. While the y o n D g peoples had
plenty of fun, it was of the hormless First end Hall streets, as s o o n as
variety.
tbe room can be prepared.
This
This year’s Round-Up better than w ill make three new e a t i n g places
ever. See it at the Scenic Satur in towu and tbe iuner man o u g h t to
day.
be able to find something t o fill him
up.
WANT COLUMN
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A Suggestion
to Housewives
CW IFT’S PREMIUM HAMS are cured by a process that
^ makes it unnecessry and undesirable to parboil before
broiling or frying. This ham will not be salty if parboiling is
omitted. Put the ham directly in the frying pan or the broiler
and it will retain the delightful
"PREMIUM FLAVOR”
found only in "Swift’s Premium” Hams. We carry "Swift’s
Premium” Ham regularly because our trade demands the
Best. Please try cooking “ Swift’s Premium” Ham without
freshening, and note its superior quality and flavor.
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D IS T R IF U T O R S
RATES: One cent a word, each in
sertion. No charge less than 15 cents.
HOUSE FOR RENT— Newly paper
ed 5 room cottage including 2 1-3
bottom lots for garden, also barn.
Price for all only $7; without
barn $6.
Adjoining Cbristiau
church. Look it over and call up
3 X Farmers.
10-21-2t
The dining room of tbe Tuttle
House looked quite natural again
Sunday noon, with Messrs, Medley
and Wheeler at their old places, Mr.
and Mrs. H. O Anderson and other
of the old Sunday regulars on band,
ns well as Mr. and Mrs. Evlund,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Folsom and lit
tle Elinor, the sunshine kid.
Apple Boxes
HEIFERS FOR SALE— High band
of grade Jersey aye« rling past ¡com
ing Fresh in fbe spring large and
thrifty from good cows, price o nly
$30. Address C. A. Pendlev on,
Coquille, or Phone 3X Farmers
10-21 2t
We manufacture tbe standard
box prescribed and approved by
tbe slate horticultural society, and
adopted by the State Legislature,
and until further notice will sell
boxes in any quanity at tbe follow-
ing prices:
FARM FOR SALE— A bargain; 120
APPLE BOXES
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8o
acres, 60 acres bottom, balance
PRUNE BOXES
7c
bench, all cleared, well improved
TOMATO BOXES
6c
new house coating $3000, near
creamery.
Price $10,500, easy
Pendleton Round-Up of 1913
terms. B. Folsom.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS— Cheap at the
Tbe biggest Round-Up yet held
Herald office.
at Pendleton, Oregon, took place on
WANTED—Clean cotton rags at the 11th, 12th and 13th of Septem
the Herald office.
ber, 1913. Fully 36,000 people wit-;
neased the greatest Wild West Show
on earth,
Thu motion pictures oi this great
eveut coneist of seven reels utd por
tray every number ou the program.
1 The pictures are clear, sharp and
steady, and show the Round-Up
from the big parade to the Bucking
Broncho coutest.
Manager Wilson has secured this
feature at a tremendous expense,
| owing to tbe fact that tbe films have
only been booked for a period of
ihree weeks since the Round-Up.
We cau assuie you that you will see
this picture ahead of many larger
i theatres in tbe big cities.
Born
W ILSON— In Coquille, Oregon.
Nov. 3, 1913, 10 tbe wile of
O Wilson, a daughter.
LOOK!
Wn own soma of the finest improv
ed farms in Minnesota, Wisconsin
and North Dakota that we cau sell
ou crop paymeuts. If you want a
homo we will help yon. If you have
a piece of city property or a small
farm which you wish to exchange for
other land, we can use it. We also
have a new stock of groceries and
chinaware, dry goods, hardware and
millinery to exchange for farm land
or city property. Write us for par
tiuulars. Information cheerfully giv
The Lights Only Winked
en. Agents wanted.
C. A. Berkius.
Coquille had a narrow escape
P. O. Box 12
St. Paul, Minn.
Saturday night from spending an 9 23 9t
evening in tbe dark, and but for
tbe forethought of the Oregon Pow
er Co in equiping the new plant to
handle such emerg- noies, we would
have all been scurrying for caDdleR,
as we used to do. A pipe sprung a
leak under one of the boilers re
cently installed, but by quick work
on the part of tbe crew that boiler
was shut off by tbe closing of a
valve, and tbe works went right
ahead as if nothiug had happened.
WB
There was a moment's dicker of
the lights, and the steam whistle
sent out several agonized calls for
somebody to come arunnin’ but
otherwise the town’s serenity was
undisturbed. It was necessary to
tear away tbe brickwork at tbe rear
end of tbe boiler, to make the re
pairs.
THE
Tuttle
House
Again open under
new management
Give us a call
FRANK HOFFMAN
Manager
Have you paid the printer?
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Find Them at Anderson’s
Stone Jars
Tubs
Kraut-Kutters
Onyx Ware
Pails
Boilers
II. O. ANDERSON ,
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W . F. PETETT
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The satisfaction my work
is giving is the best
guarantee you can have
that you are taking no
chances when you come
to me for your glasses.
Give me a trial. In do
ing so you are protected
by a money back guaran
tee. Consultation and
examination free.
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Is willing to wait on and give you service every
hour of the Day or Night between you and your
Baker — Butcher — Fire Department
Doctor — Grocer — Police Department
uud hundreds of your Friend»?
Of course it is tbe
T E L E P H O N E
If you have none already, let us inntal one for you and see how
much better and safer you will feel
Rates and information will be supplied by our local manager
C oos B a y H om e Telephone Co.
Main Office
Marshfield, Oregon
State Licensed Optician
THE 1913-14 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
R O U N D -U P
A t Pendleton, Oregon
In Seven Reels of Thrills, Action and Fun
These Pictures, presented by Thomas & Bauman, of Portland,
Oregon, cover every important action and
event of the entire Round-Up.
Views of Pendleton and Round-Up Grounds,
Grand Parade of Participants, all Kinds of
Races, Riding Bucking Bronchos, Steers
and Buffalos. Bull-Dogging, Hog-
tieing, and Roping. W orld’s
Championship Contests
Entire Three D ays Program
S C E N IC T H E A T E R
S A T U R D A Y NIGHT
ADMISSION
25c and 15c
Matinee Saturday A fte rn o o n