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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1914)
Blue Monday will be a thing of Belloni’« Big Cattle Sale the past if you look over our pro George Belloni wishes to inform Miss Hilda Monson is the teacher j gram—Grand Theatre. Fr .nk Morso returned Saturdsy 1 ‘ he taimers and dairymen of Coos at District No. 88 , Templeton. '■ ' ’ going to have a U“ ly *h*t hue ,S Miss Henderson, of Bin Ion, is Irorn a short stay at the Oregon I í,Ü Public Sale thiee miles above Co- Power Co. offices io Marshfield. quille on the west bank ot the river, employed in Macbon’s news stand A wireless apparatus haa been in on the Fig ranch, on Friday, March and confectionery store. 6. Have you tried a can of those de stalled at BaudoD by G. E. McGiui- He will offer for sale 45 head licious peaches at Lyons A Jones—- lie, a member of the life saving ol Jersey cattle. This herd is head Hunt’s Brand— 25e and 35 i per cau. crew, who is an experienced oper ed by the well known bull, Prince Warende’s Boy, Magenta’s only Miss Lorena Hueuergardt has ator. The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. daughter and Maveresa’s Melia charge of the school in District No. Church will meet with Mrs. H O. Ann, all pure bred Jerseys 84, Sanford. The other 42 are well selected Anderson, Thursday, February 20tb, Mrs. Fred Slagle and Mrs. J. A. 2 p m. for work. grade Jerseys and will make a valu able addition to any herd in the Lamb returned last week from a The Baudon city oouncil has ap valley. visit in Marshfiel 1 with Mis. E. A. propriated $50 a month for a period He will also sell some household Reff. of five months toward the support goods, one buggy, two farm wagons, Col. It H. Rosa and Steve Gallier of the public library of that place. one good horse, a two-year old colt and many other articles are among the Bandonians in at Wm. Sherman, who was picked Terms of sale: One year’s time tendance at court today. up by Sheriff Gage recently, was at 8 per cent, purchaser giving New Roycroft Suits, English taken away last week by a deputy bankable note. walking shoes, Chris Solum and Sale begins at 10 a. m. Warm shiriff from Wisconsin, to answer Rid D. Logger shoes. THE HAB lunch at noon. a criminal charge in that state. ERDASHERY. Special boat leaves Coquille at 9 The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. a m. Mrs. J. L. Barker of Fairview Church will serve an Easter Lunch Nick Johnson. Auctioneer. visited at the home of F. W. Baiker eon, aud bold u sale of fancy articles, of Johnsons yesterday. Making Plans for Summer in April. Watch the Qrand Theatre board for Features. c fo r ify o u Don’t let your cold “ run on;” you know not what else it may lead into if you neglect it. Besides, there’s no use of having that knocked-out feeling when we are prepared to relieve you within an hour, and MAKE YOU WELL within a day or two. At all times, after you see your doctor for your prescrip tions, see US for your medicines. Come to OUR Drug Store FUHRMAN’S PHARMACY TH E H E XR LL Professional Cards Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT D entist Ollice over First National Rank Plione Main 481 ■ A. J. SHERWOOD A ttorney at L aw First National Rank Building Rooms 2-3-4 L J. LILJEQVIST A ttoiinky at L aw First National Rank Building Coquille, Oregon WALTER SINCLAIR Coquille E. D. SPERRY ATTORNKr AND C ounsellor at L aw Office in Robinson Building W. C. CHASE MERELY MENTIONED A W. Jones spent Monday Myrtle Point on business. at F. A. Mathews, of the Mathew tie and pole camp, was in town on businrss Friday. Rents collected and property looked after by the Pacific Real Estate Co., M. M. Young, manager. The dining room and kitchen of the fjkookum restaurant is being re modeled and painted. You should see the bargains in shoes at Lyons A Jones Store. J. B. Beddingfield has started an 8 months’ term of school in District A ttorney at L aw Notary Public STO R E No. 4, Lampa Creek. C- M. Knight, pastor of the M. E. Church at Baudon, was a guest of Rev. C- H. Brian Wednesday night. A Marshfield butcher is advertis ing: "Australian beef, California beef, Portland beef, native beef, any kind of beef you want.’’ A ttorn y at L aw bill Couuty Treasurer Dimmick has Those who saw the “Last Days of called for all genera! fund wariants Pompeii,” Saturday night, saw the endorsed prior to April 1, 1913. greatest spectacular photoplay ever Try a can of Hunt’s Pesches if shown here, and those who missed you want something extra fine. 25 it missed something worth while. and 35 cents per cau at Lyons A The Sophomore class held a Bhort Jones. The second fatality at the new business meeting in the school house Smith pulp mill occurred last week, last week for the purpose of organ when Edward Johnson, a Finn, was ization, and elected the following caught in a belt and carried around officers: president. George Akers; vice-president, Keilh Leslie; secre a shaft. tary-treasurer, Olive Howey. D. H. Johnson, who recently sold The steamer Nunn Smith will his meat market to Jones & Moss, has gone to Healdsburg, Cal., in soon be equipped with accommoda nopes that the climate there will be tions for 50 to 60 passengers and will run between C ° ° s Bay and San better for bis btalth Francisco on a five-day schedule, Remember it costs do more to raise the beautiful Burbank flowers adding considerably to the facilities than it doeB the common varieties. for travel between the two points Knowlton’s Drug Store is sole When you plant this spring, “ Bur agent for Burbauk seeds. bank” your garden— make it differ The wonderful creations of W. E Haynes again has his bar ent ber shop open iu the Thompson the great Luther Burbank in your garden will make it different. For building, after being closed some sale oDly at Knowlton’s Drug Store. weeks while the building was being A letter from D. C. Gieen, form remodeled. erly mauager for the Oregon Power Mrs. Laura Savage, formerly a Company iD this county, says that resident of this city, aud mother of he is well pleased with his new loca J. C. Savage, died at Santa Rosa, tion at Everett, Wash., to which Cal., last Thursday at the age of G 8 place he was promoted from Marsh years. The news came aB a shock field. to many friends here. The suit against the Port of Ban AUTOMOBILE BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE—Clark “ 30” , first- don commission, to decide the legal class condition, fore-door, five-pass status of the Port, is on trial iD the enger, all latest attachments, every Circuit Court today. Whichever thing complete. Cost $1400, will way the Buit goes, it will be appeal sell for $050 W. C. LAIRD. ed to the Supreme Court, so that a In the case of J. W. Coach vs. W. final decision may be obtained as W. Gage, an action to repleven a soon ns possible. stock of g iods, which was decided A large number of signatures by the bupreme couit last week, the have bten secured on a petition ask judgment of the lower court wbb ing that the open Beason for ducks affirmed. on this river be cbaDged so that Is the Housewife's Greatest Help. H A T so tempting to the laggard appetite as a light,, flaky, fruit short cake or a delicate hot biscuit? R oyal makes the perfect short cake, biscuit and muffin, and improves the flavor and hedthfillness of all risen flour- foods. It renders the biscuit, hot- bread and shoi i cake more di gestible and nutritious, at the same time making them more attractive and appetizing. Royal Baking Powder is in dispensable for the preparation all the year round of perfect foods. W F. E. McKenna, manager of the Oregon Power Co., has been mak ing a map of the company’s lines in this city, showing every pole, wire and light. This is done ¡ d preparation for the quite extensive work which the company will do here with the advent ot good weath er, in the way of improvements and extensions, with the object of giv ing still better service. Manager McKenna will go to Myrtle Point this week and prepare a similar map for that place, where they will also do considerable work this vear. Odd Fellows Attention! John P. Hall of Marshfield, Grand Warden of the Oregon Grand Lodge, I O. O. F. will pay Coquille Lodge No. 53 an official vi**it Fri day evening, March 6 th, 1914 All Odd Fellows, Encampment Mem hers and Rebekahs are requested to be present. Sojourning Odd Fel lows and Rebekahs are cordially invited. J. S. LAW R EN CE , 2 24 2 t Secretary. Tonight at the Grand M. E. Sunday School Growing Instead of falling off after Christ mas, as is usually the case, the at tendance at the M. E Sunday school has been increasing, and two new classes were organized last Sunday. The secretary’ s report shows the following: Januury: average at tendance 55 1 - 2 , average collections $1 43 3 41 February: average at tendance 72 1 - 2 , average collections #1-73 3-4-' “ Pelleas and Melisaude”— Three reel Feature. “ The Diamond Makets”— Two- reel detective diaina featuring Robt Leonard and Margarita Fisher •‘ The Rosary.’’ - - - — » County Fair News County Superintendent Baker at tended the meeting oi the County Fair Board of Directors at Myrtle Point on Monday. He returned to day and reports that it was deci led to hold the fair on the dates of September 23, 24, 25 aqd 2G. Fri day, the 25th, is to be the day set apart for the School Industrial Fair. The officers elected to have charge of affairs were: R. C. Dement, Pres ¡dent; A. E. Adelsperger, Vice-presi dent; L A. Roberts, Secretary; M O. Stemmier, Treasurer. A lis* of the prizes offered to the school children for their exhibits will soon be in their hands. The capital prize is a free trip to the State Fair at Salem, with all ex penses paid for one week, to the two, either boys or girls, making the highest score. Onion sets and all kinds of Gar Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg den Seeds at LyonB A Jones. F. E. McKenna on Saturday pre it will commence the first or fif George Therault, late proprietor sented the public library with a teenth of December and last UDtil C. R. BARROW of the Skookum restaurant, has number of books of late fiction and the first of March, for the reason A ttorney and C ounsellor at L aw started a restaurant business iu Office Plione 335 also with a year's subscription to that the ducks do not come in here Myrtle Point and reports it good. Residence Phone 346 the Electrical World, believing that until the months of January anil Mr und Mrs. 1 j . A. LawLorn of many of our citizens will be inter-, February, J. J. STANLEY McKinley, and Miss Myrtle Norris ested in reading the leading publi Consideiable excitement was caus LAWYER of Fairview, have been tne guests cation dealing with electrical prog Richmond-Barker Building ed one day last week by the report for a few days of Mr. and Mrs. Jess ress. Coquille, Oregon that one of the girl pupils of the Byers. We have secured the exclusive public school had attempted to com -------- -«•«--------- When you are looking for nice, selling rights of Luther Burbank’s mit suicide. Tne act of an over- Married fresh groceries at the best prices original seeds for Coquille With List your property with the Pa nervous little schoolgirl gaye you should call at Lyons & Jones. every $ 1.00 purchase we will give cific Real Estate Co., M. M. Young, Every article we handle we guaran you a copy of “ The Culture of enough foundation to start the N O AH -M ATSON — At the Metho manager. dist parsonage in this city, Feb. tee. Flowers, Fruits and Vegetables’ story but not enough for a news 19 , 1 91 4 , Rev. C. H. Bryan written by Luther BurbaDk himself. paper sensation, and the proper officiating. W. Wesley Noah and B. L. Tracy, of Bandon, was here thing is to “ forget it.” Myrtle Matson, both of Marsh Saturday getting a load of brick field. List Your Property With Announcement from the brick yard up the river, Born which he would scow to Bandon for I hereby announce myself a can shipment to Gold Beach. He was didate for the nomination on the also getting a scow load of drain Republican ticket for the office of VINCENT—To the wife of Chailes Vincent, at Coaledo, on February tile for distribution along the river. CouDty Surveyor, subject to the Farm Lands, Timber Lands, Residence and 17, a son, who was christened Primary Election to be held May Business Property. Houses for Rent Teodulo R. Vincent 15, 1914. What Cures Eczema? W e have had so m any Inquiries la tely regarding- E czem a and o th e r skin dis eases, that w e are glad to m ake our answ er public. A fte r cu refu l in v e stig a tion w e have found that a sim ple wash o r Oil o f W intergreen , as com pounded in I). D. D. P rescrip tion, can be relied upon. W e w ould not m ake this state ment to ou r patrons, frie n d s and neigh- i.u8 u " les® we w ere sure o f it— and although there are m any so -ca lle d E c zema rem edies sold, we ou rselves un h esita tin gly recom m end D. D. D P re scription. Drop Into our store today, Just to talk over the m erits o f this w on d erfu l P re scription , c. j. WANTED M . M . Young, Mgr., Coquille, Ore. Millwrights *GET THE BEST 1 Ask for “ Wellman” — The Best Silver Thistle and “ Park” brands of Groceries I I I J. E. N O R T O N I Albers Bros. Milling Co. Cerials— The Best Sw ift’s Smoked Meats and Silver Leaf Lard The Best And insist on getting them L Successor to Nosier & Norton DISTH I l l t ’Ti >R J I • ■ ■ ■ • « ■ ■ • « ■ ■ ■ I Baudon, Ore. Leg Broken SHINE—To the wife of R. E. Shine, Coquille, on February 17, a son. ---------- ♦««». —- --- Two Home Women Talked About Hair Cbas. Oglesby, a workman in Aasen Bros camp near town, was Competent and brought in this morning in W alk Two women met in our store the oth Experienced er's automobile, with a broken leg. er day, when one of them said: “ My, how pretty your hair looks! He had been struck below the knees What have you been doing to it?” bv the line, fracturing the bones of “ Why, I have been using Harmony the right leg but not breaking the : Hair Beautifier for the past two weeks, " Florence, Oregon skin. Mr. Oglesby seems to be hav | waB the reply. indee ing all the bad luck that is coming 1 ‘ 'Why: indeed!” replied the firat wo- . „ . j . • t man, “ that is lust what 1 am using, to him. He was burned out in Jose- 1 , sn.{ it Kreati ¿nd don-t you think my phine county last year, and will now hair shows a lot of improvement?” be laid up for some lime. His wife; Harmony Hair Beautitier is becoming all the rage among both men and wom is expected here in a few days. en who are particular in the care of RATES: One cent a word, each in their hair. It is just what it is named— sertion. No charge less than 15 cents' Announcement a hair beautifier. It seems to polish and ______ burnish the hair, making it glossy, silky- ALFALFA LAND on .Sacramento ... , .. ,, . . , . \ soft, and more easy to put up in grace- River at $125.00 an acre, per cent Rime A Von le g is t wish to an- waVy folds that “ stay put.” Con- down 10 years to pay out. River noui.ee to the public that tbev in- tains no oil, and will not change color of nor darken it. Simply sprinkle - water furnished you od laud, in tend to run a fust clasH garage in hair ,itt)e on your hair n ti: canals for $1 00 an acre per year. connection with their Blacksmith A brushing it. Write me about this und make Machine shop They will put in To keep your hair and scalp dandruff- some money. Address Joseph a concrete floor id their building Jjj* and clean, use Harmony Shampoo. , - , This liquid shampoo gives an mstanta- Wiudle care Brooke Realty Go. "Biggest Land Dealers” 807 T St whlch Wl . 98 " par „ re Prot?f neous rich, foaming lather that imme- „ ... ^ as is possible. Mr. Von I sgert is diately penetrates to every part of the Sacramento, l a lif. __ now U) California looking over gar- hair and scalp, insuring a quick and 3R S A L E -A new five room age conditions and on hi. return he Bungalow in a good location on w,u bring a full garage rquipmeDt on|y a fcw moments. Harmony Hair the easy payment plan. See B with him They will also install an Beautifier, $1.00. Harmony Shampoo, oxvgen welding plant .which will 50c. Both guaranteed to satisfy you in 1-31 tf Folsom. euable them to repair »11 kinds of *vf ry " ' X or V ™ JJ“ k 0 ^ n , i n i i T „ n T - i . i . i , e r n i v n r> , . , . r . , , , only at the more than 7,000 Rexall 3 LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Rooms ! broken brass, iron, steel and alutm- gtoreg, and in this town only by us.— for rent. Apply to this office. [ num castings. Fuhrm’an'a Pharmacy, Coquille, O J : reg. TIDE WATER- MILL CO. WANT COLUMN fuhrm hn , dgst . ------ -Ask for C a ta logu e 2 3 0 it- W hole W heat Bread Our Whole Wheat Bread is held up by its high quality, purity, wholesomeness and nourishing properties. We use the best flour and yeast that can be obtained. Make your meal more enjoyable by taking home a loaf of whole wheat bread. C IT Y Pacific Real Estate Co. C . S . M c C u l l o c h , Walter Devoe, who lives threj miles above AllegaD y, on C ooh river, was in town last Thursday with tie skins of 11 wildcats which he hail recently slaughtered, and collects 1 the bounty thereon. BAKERY COOK BROS. _ COQUILLE V- : - : MYRTLE POINT ----- J &SZS2SZS2SZ&JM S2S2SS^ W E SELL O N INSTALLM ENTS 88 STOVES, RANGES, BED STEADS, SPRINGS AND MATRESSES GIVE US A CALL « H . O. A N D E R S O N o r To Reduce Stock We are offering for a few days your choice of a big lot of ladies shoes, priced regularly at $3.00 and $3.50, good stand ard shoes at, for your choice $1.50 Also a few pair of good standard chil dren shoes at H a lf P r ic e L P. E. Drane AT SKEELS’ OLD STAND J