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W h en yon make Christina Gifts, you naturally want to give
something that will give m ore than momentary
pleasure;
some article o f beauty or utility, or both, thar will serve to
give joy to the recipient long after the season of gifts is over.
In our well-selected ilo ck there are a great variety o f such
goods, and you may b e sure that the quality is always
above reproach.
H ere are a few suggestions for shoppers:
Suitable fo r Ladies: Hand Bags, Mesh Baqs. Money
Purses, Card Cases, Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets,
Hand Mirrors, Triple Mirrors, Combs,
Hair Brushes, Boohs, and
Finest Stationery.
Kodaks
Suitable fo r Gentlemen: Shaving Sets, Shaving Mirrors,
Razors. Safety Razors, Pochet Knives, Toilet
Sets, Fountain Pens, Money Purses,
B ill Boohs. Card Cases, Fine
Stationery, Boohs.
Kodaks
hj 8 cfays left before (3/iristmas
K N O W L T O N ' S DRUG S T O R E
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It*i8 knowD thBt an imiueD8e
cousulate at Portland, making iuuui-
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TUESDAY
Entered as second class matter May
8, 1905. at the post office at Coquille,
Oregon, under act of Congress of March
8, 1879.
P. C. LEVAR, Lessee.
Devoted to the material and social
upbuilding o f the Coquille Valley par­
ticularly and o f Coos County generally.
Subscription, $1.60 per year in advance
Phone Main 351.
amount of pulp is now consume 1 in
the Orieot, and it would seem that
this is one Coos county product tbi)t'
may easily furnish freight for trans­
pacific steamers. It is tru9 that deep
liners could not now enter and leave
Coos Bay with full cargoes, but they
can come in light and fake part of a
load, finishing at other points with
other freight. After the bar dredge
has been tried out on the Coos Bay
bar and proven a failure, which is
inevitable, then jetty work will be
resumed, and we will eventually
have a real deep water harbor here
in Coos county, and w; will see
steamship lines operating direct be­
tween here and the Orient.
life. She left a note saying: "Can't
have the privileges other girls have
goodby." The family formerly re­
sided on the Disher place, on Fat
Elk, having moved to Alsea, a little
over a year ago. The sympathy o f
all go out to them in their sad be'
revement. Marvel was IS years, 1
month and 6 days old and was well
liked by all, and had many friends,
both in this locality, and at Alsea.
O live-O il Emulsion
The good roads meeting held at
Marshfield Friday evening resulted
in the re-adoption of the resolution
passed at the last meeting here, as
to the disposition of the funds,
should bonds be voted. It will be
recommeuded that $100,000 be ex­
pended on the road from Bandou to
the Curry county line, $70,000 from
Glasgow to Tenmile, and the bal­
ance between Bridge and Marsh­
field, $270,000; work on this part of
the project to commence at Marsh
fiield and Coquille simultaneouslv
and at Bridge working toward Co­
quille. It was the opiuiun of those
present that the whold work should
be uuder the supervision of a thor­
oughly competent and experienced
road eugiueer. Owing to the mix up
in the election laws, the petition wi
not be circulated until after the first
of iheyear, when the new registra
tion commences. Then the voters
will be urged to register as soon as
possibl-, and an endeavor will be
made to get the signatures of ut
least ¿5 per cent of the legal voters
The meeting was harmonious, and
the disposition of the funds was
agreed on without a dissenting voice
(WITH HYPOPHOSPHJTES)
Is designed to prevent as well as to relieve disease, whether
caused by cold weather, overwork or worry. Vaccination
prevents sm allpox; inoculation with antitoxin prevents
diphtheria.
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion strengthens the
body to resist the growth o f disease germs in the blood, and
thus fortifies the system and puts it into a proper healthy
condition to resist disease
E very person not in perfect health has incipient germ s
o f some distressing ailment in his or her system .
Y ou w ho are w eak and run-down, from w hatever
cause —
You w ho are apparently well now, but w hom past
experience has taught are liable to catch cold easily and
suffer from the various other effects o f cold w eather—
Take ho ne a bottle o f R e x a ll O liv e O il E m u ls i o n
today and use it as a means to get well and keep welt
It Is an Ideal Nerve Food Tonici
The Hypophosphites it contains are recommended by leading physi.
cians everyw l ere as extremely valuable in all cases of debility
weakness. T he pure Olive Oil is one o f the most nutritious and most*
easily-digested foods known to science. It helps to rebuild wasting
tissues and restore health and strength in convalescence and
in all conditions o f feebleness, debility, wasting, emaciation*
malnutrition, and particularly in throat and lung affections.
It is equally suitable for the child, the adult and the aged. /I
and
A New* Mill
F. C True has taken advantage
of the day current recently inaugu
rated to install an electric coff-i
grinder in his “ Model Grocery '
The new machine is au ornament to
the store, beside doing its work in
a way that produces genuine steel-
cut coffee, avoiding the powdering
of the berry, and causing the bev­
erage produced therefrom to be
clearer and better flavored.
Coat Style
White Pleated Front
Arrow Brand Collars
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“ Anoka” is the latest
We have Them
Loggers' Rainproof Shirts $4.50
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P ut yourself in shape, now, to successfully com ­
bat and keep from having colds, grippe, bronchitis,
pneumonia, catarrh, typhoid fever, rheumatism, etc.
G et well and strong. See to it that your blood and
nerves— your entire system — are in perfect condition.
Good Roads Meeting
Soft Front, Military Collar
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Cold W eather Diseases
Evangelist Adams will deliver bis
popular lecture on “ The Missing
Link,” at the Christian church to
night, Tuesday. An evening of in
struction, entertainment and laugh
ter. Don’t miss it, but if you think
it is a sin to laugh, don’t come,
small admission. The meetings will
close Wednesday evening. Subject
of closing sermon will be “ The Got
den Opportunity," or “ The Blind
Beggar of Jerico.”
Baptismal services at the cl. se.
There have been more than twenty
additions during these meetings.
Wear a Cluet, Peabody Shirt
On Christmas
Our Gents' Furnishings
Department is Complete
Throughout
to Resist
Revival Meetings
A BLOW TO GOOD ROADS
The action of the county court in
refusing to call an election to vote
on road bonds has sent flashes of
prickly heat up and down the spi­
Pleasant Party
nal columns of the good roads
boosters. It comes ns an unexpected
One of the most successful social
slap in the face at a time when it
Fishtrap and Vicinity
seemed that matters were beginning events of the season was a party
to move in a satisfactory manner given last Friday evening by Mr.
Rev. Mrs. Dora Young held ser­
The insufficiency <
4. the petition is and and Mrs. C. A. Shroeder at vices at the Willowdale United
given as the reason for the action tneir home near Norway, in honor [
I Brethern church Sunday a. m., with
of the court, but it is strongly sus­ of their daughter, Miss Mable’s a good attendance.
About sixty
pected that there ¡9 more to it than eighteenth birthday.
Mrs. J. B. Larue left this place for
that. It is claimed that, while tech­ guests were present and from the
nically the petition did not contain time they arrived until they reluc­ Bandon Friday, thence by boat to
the requisite 20 per cent of the vo­ tantly departed, everyone enjoyed Los Angeles, where she will visit
Dancing for several weeks with her sister.
ters because the failure of the new themselyes to the limit.
registration law under which many was the prevailing amusement for Her son Lester accompanied her as
of them bad registered left their reg the younger set, while the older far as Bandon, to spend a few days,
istration illegal, still their petition ones played cards or watched the visiting his father and friends.
Dainty refreshments of
The members of the Willowdale
was sufficient to authorize the court ; dancers,
to call the election if it so wished. sandwiches, cake and coffee were ' U. B. church are preparing to build
It is strongly hinted that the court Berved at midnight and after more a build a brick flue in their church
disapproved of the Tenmile proposi­ dancing the guests dispersed and at this place, which is greatly need-
tion and took this way of killing it all were unanimous in the declara- ed and will be very much appreciat­
off. It is also hinted that the court io n that they had had the time of ed by all attending during the cold
Quite a number of wet season.
feels that the activity of the good their lives.
roads association is in a way a re young Coquille people attended, go-
Mr. and Mrs. Rock Robison and
flection on the county court, which ] ing up by boat.
Many attractive son Rock and daughter Katie, have
has been managing road matters for lind pleasing gifts were received by been visiting the former’s brothers
many years to the considerable dis- j Miss Mable which is further proof in this locality, having spent several
satisfaction of the people. In any °$ the fact that she is a great favor- days with Tenn Robison and fam­
case, it would seem that the bonding it® among the young people,
ily. They went to Bandon Sunday
scheme is effectually squelched for
to look after their household goods
the present.
Young Girl Suicides
which they had shipped by water.
Mr. Robison Ed and family also re­
Some of the first wood pulp turned
Word received
from
Alsea, turned with them. We were in­
out at the new Smith pulp mill at Benton county, Oregon, gives the formed that they contemp'ate rent-
Mr. Ribisou
Marshfield was sent to Governor sad information of the death of Miss inga dairy ranch.
IVest, and as a result of the com­ Marvel Lowrv at that place, by and son E 1 formerly resided here,
ment in the Portland papers a com­ taking carbolic acid
It Bcetns the having left here several years ago.
munication has been received by the girl thought she did not enjoy as
The agent for a stove company
Marshfield Chamber of Commerce many privileges as other girls bad was in this locality the past week,
from thesecretary of the Japanese and therefore decided to end her delivering the ranges, which they
Negligee
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It i3 very pleasant to take.
Enough for full tw o weeks’ treatment, $1.00.
Sold only at The Rexall Stores— the W orld’s Greatest Drug
Stores — and always with a full guarantee of satisfaction*
or your money bpek.
Sold In this community only at
The
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Fuhrmans Pharmacy
Coquille, Oregon
Means “ King oi All
had taken orders for some two and
half months ago.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Radabaugh
and family and Rev. Mrs. Young
took dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Fish Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferry Brewer spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. T
Clinton. Perry has so far. recover­
ed from his great joy at becoming
papa” that he is beginning to be
able to sleep without laughing, a
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thing be could not do at first.
The infant child of Bert Doyle of
Arago, bas been very low with the
whooping cough. For a few days
its life was dispaired of.Three of the
other children also have it.
that the w riter ever heard o f in this
neck o f timber. C ivet cats are plen
tifu l; skunks are a curiosity.
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M ore Beautiful
To give your hair that gloss and lus­
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the dull dead look o f the hair, and
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or beautiful, it will improve its appear­
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little on your hair each time before
brushing it. Contains no oil; will not
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change the color o f the hair, nor dark-
j en gray hair.
To
hair „ and scalp dandruff-free
The M. E. Ladies’ Aid were en-
. keep
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tertainedat Mrs. W Lundeys who
gave an afternoon tea on the 10th.
The sum of $11.50 was added to
their fund thereby.
About twenty four of the neigh­
bors supnsed Frank Southmayd
and family on Saturday evening the
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Music, games of various
| kinds, and a fine lunch helped to
j pass a very enjoyable evening.
Mr. Frank Morris has been quite
ill at the Guerin with pneumonia
but is tow improving. Steve Reed
gets out on the street on crutches
They expect soon to return to their
j ranch.
Mr. Lloyd Spires has been in
Marshfield for the past week on
business.
OBSERVER
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Can’ t harm the hair; leaves no harsh­
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Both preparations come in odd­
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sprinkler tops. Harmony Hair Beauti-
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Both guaranteed to satisfy you in ev-l
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this community only at our store—T ie
Rexall Store—one o f the more th: n
7,000 leading drug stores in the United
States, Canada and Great Britain,
which own the big Harmony laborato­
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brated Harmony Perfumes and Toilet
Preparations are made.
Fuhrman’ s
Pharmacy, Coquille, Oregon.
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East Fork Items
M. C. and Mrs. Miller and the
vouQger •hildrt n were at Marshfield
last week.
Mrs. Miller, who bas
been ill for several weeks, is much
I improved.
Mrs. Clara Hunch bas sold her
place and expects to give possession
in a week or two.
It is reported that Pearley Crow­
ley'a place in Brewster valley is sold,
the closing of the sale waiting on
hearing from Mr. Crowley who, with
bis fatnilv, is in Arizona,
Mr. Courtright caught, re -ently.a
genuine skunk. It is the first one
Sheriff’s Sale of Real Properly on Foreclosure Butler, and all persons claiming
tng under
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them subsequent to the Plaintiff’ s
Mortage lien in, o f and to said real
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue ! property.
Said mortgaged premises
o f an execution duly issued out o f the hereinbefore mentioned are described
Circuit Court o f the State o f Oregon, in said execution as follows, to-w it:
for the County o f Coos and to me direct- Iaits Nine (9), Ten (10), Nineteen (19)
ed on the 8th day o f November, 1913, and Twenty (20) in Block No. One (1)
upon a judgement and decree duly in Industrial Addition to Bandon, Coos
rendered, entered o f record and docket- County, Oregon.
ed in and by said Court on the 30th day o f
Said sale being made subject to re-
September, 1913 in a certain suit then demption in the manner provided by
in said Court pending, wherein Kitty i law.
Perdue was plaintiff and Edward Per­
Dated this 14th day o f November 1913.
due, sometimes known and designated as
W. W. G age ,
Arville Perdue and Mary J. Perdue, his !
Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon.
wife and Lucinda Butler, were defendants
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in favor o f plaintiff and against said de­
fendants bywhich execution I am com­
manded to sell the property in said execu­
Notice oi Final Settlement
tion and hereinafterdesenbed to pay the
sum due the paintiff o f seven hundred
twenty-one andau-lOOdollars,with inter-
Notice is hereby given that the under­
est thereon at the rate o f seven percent, signed has tiled his final account in the
per annum from the 30th day o f Sept., matter o f the administration o f the
1913, until paid together with the costs Estate o f Ole Samuelson, deceased, and
and disbursements o f said suit taxed at that the County Court for Coos County,
one hundred thirty-nine and 10-100dollars Oregon,has set the 24th day o f Decem­
and costs and expenses o f said execution. ber, 1913, as the day and the County Court
I will on Saturday the 20th day o f Decem­ Room at the County Court House, Co­
ber, 1913, at the hour o f Ten o ’ clock A. quille, Coos County, Oregon as the place
M. o f the said day at the front door of for hearing objections to said final ac­
the County Court House in Coquille, count and the settlement o f said estate.
Coos County, Oregon, sell at public
Dated this 24th day o f November,
auction to the highest bidder for cash 1913.
in hand on the day o f sale, all the
OLE LUND
right, title, interest and estate which
Executor o f the estate and o f the
said defendants Edward Perdue and last Will and Testement o f Ole Samuel­
Mary J. Perdue, his wife, and Lucinda son, deceased.
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Notice is hereby given that any per­
son or persons who shall deposit in any j
o f the waters o f the Coquille River, or j
any place where high water will float
it int<*he River.any sawdust,shavings. |
lumber waste or slashings o f trees, or
brush, will be prosecuted for such o f­
fense under and in accordance with the
provisions o f sections 42 and 52 o f |
Chapter 232 o f the General Laws o f j
Oregon o f 1913; all person owning land !
upon which are slashings or waste tim­
ber o f any kind are required at their
peril to see that such waste is not floated |
into the River.
This notice is given pursuant to order
o f the Roard o f Commissions o f the
Port o f Bandon.
.1. E. M orton ,
Secretary o f the l’ort o f Bandon. L
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