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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1915)
Art. Coach, of Baudon was in town Pure Food—That’s what we car- Miss Kolia Johnson and Mrs. J Frink Burkholder was observed last Wednesday. ry. Lyons it Jones. L. Laird of Myrtle Point, were in going riverward the other day with a fishing tod. Later be waa seen Try a pair of Peters Shoes at Graut Harry was in from Brewster town yesterday. Dr. C. IN. ENDICOTT Lyons A Jones. Valley yesterday. I am in the market for Cbitbam going quietly homeward with a D in t ib t Ollice over Kirnt National Hank -hers' and Farmers’ Hides, small paper sack in his baud. The Silver Leaf Brand Pure Lard Stands the Test Tim Seeley, of Biudou, was in Fred Baker was in from Brewster Bark,But Pitone Main 431 Wool, Pelt* and Furs. questions are, what did he do with Coquille Thursday. valley Thursday. Jf you have not been using Swift's try it next time—it is satisfactory Guo. T. M oulton rod, and what did he have in Joe Kuight, of Myrtle Point, was If ..Cudi|llic.. anything to Ed Loreoz, who recently moved the Ask Your Dealer—He can get it sack. in town Thursday, you, remember that is the kiod of to a farm ou the North fork, three the Save money by buying your Gar Quick'« Second Hand Store has ears used ou Slagle’s line to Mureb- miles from Myrtle Point, was in den Seeds in buik, instead of smalt wooden churns or stoue churus from ^»bl packets, ut Kuowlton’s Drug Store, i / D I S T R I B U T O R . town on business yesterday COQUILLE, O R E G O N \ Jobu Herron, of Baudot), wi two to three gallon. 5 4-tf C. A. Gage is preparing to go oo E. W. Mosher and J. Myers, of j town Wednesday. Mrs. W di . Bettys, of Fairview, C. T. Robinson, of Fisbtrsp, was a prospectiug trip up uear the head who has been in had health for some Noitb Bend, were in towu Thurs A Colliers man with pink socks in toWD Wednesday. of Sixes River time, was examined yetderday as to day looking for suitable quarters to 1 was in town Thursday. Mrs Ora Gartiu, of liuudon, was Fred Slagle’s auto service to her mental condition and was sd stay, while they slush 40 acres of John Aaseu was a Marshfield vis in town Saturday on business. Marshfield was resumed this uioru- judged tue bottom laud on tbe Russ tract itor one day last week. K Holverstott sud Tom Benharn ''ig after being put out of commis- If you insane. across tbe river from town. The> want a good pair of shoes Peter's Diamond Brand Shoes at w«.re in from Fairview Saturday. siou for several days by the rain. to wear you should buy Peters, have taken a contract for 40 acres, Lyons & Joues. Home.maud taffies, brittle« eic. ! Laus Condensed Milk for ¿5c. Lyons A Jones. but think perhaps there will be Charles Baxter was over from the at Folsom’s Confectiouery. Always Lyons A Jones, Walter Richardson, one of Marsh more tban that to clear before the Baby Carriages Bay Huuday fresh. Try them. j The front of the Oerding billiard field’s police officers, came over yes summer is over. Wall i paper pa. and E. N. .Smith, of Baodon was a Co- ‘‘Dad” Leach, of Myrtle Poiut, is pa lors is beiug remodeled, the terday to assist Deputy Sheriff OLD NEWSPAPERS—Cheap at the Houselining, serving on the jury, for this term of wiudows beiug brought out to the Laird in taking out some convicted Herald office. quille visitor Thursday. Lawn Mowers, Hue of the street. Harry Clouser offenders to the penitentiary Sweet's high-grade chocolates court. Upon receiving a letter voicing j Garden Hose, and box candy at Folsom's Confec Headman, the trapper, was in town ‘e doing the work, the Gun Club’s disappointment at Knowltou’s Drug Star» carries a Shovel, Hoes, Rakes, tionery only. from Fairview Saturday with a sack Roy James, the negro who slashed full line of Garden ami Kiel I Seeds, not receiving a Fred Gilbert Loving I Sewing Machine Needles Cuuuie Johnson, of Aberdeen, ?»U of wildcat skius. Glen Shores' face with a razor some also the best Onion Sets at 1(1 ceuts Cup, the Dupont Powder Co. went per pound. was in towu Wednesday. Ouiou Sets, the best that cau be months ago, was sentenced by Judge to work and bad one made especial -1 Coke Thursday to serve from one to Mr. aud Mr Lans L-m-ve were ly for this club. As Fred Slagle! MrB. J. O. Stemmier, of Myrtle grown, 10 cents a pound. Kuowltou’s Drug St re 1 ten years in the penitentiary. preparing to go to Brewster valley had high score at the shoot, he is I Complete House Furnisher Point was in town Wednesday. Laird Building M Win. Candlin and wife were D' Straw, of Marshfield, was in Choice Onion Sets 10 cents per today for an outing. Laos is a tbe oue that gets the cup. It was Coquilte Wednesday uud went from ' pound at Kuowlton’s Drug Store, fishing aud hunting enthusiast for received last week by Mr. Slagle, Marshfield visitors Wednesday. The Coquille Valley Creamery whom Brews'er valley is a paradise. and it is a beautiful trophy. It is both cheaper and better to here to Myrtle Point. the block He’was rushed to Dr Nosier, for two years; John Hick ------------- - .»» -------------- E. B. Lane and wife of Myrtle manufactured 38,000 pounds of but- They go out in their auto and set buy your Garden Seed in bulk. Richmond's office where it was found man, Nick Johnson for one year. Kuowlton’s Drug Store Puint were in Coquille Tuesday and j ter during the month ot April. This ¡no date for their return, Sunday Time Table necessary to amputate two of the Yesterday Mrs, W. J. Longston is 11,000 pounds more thaD was Go to Quick’s for Iron Beds, Pat Hennryhan of Bandon was weut over to Marshfield. fingers at tbe first joint and one at withdrew her name as candidate for Tbe time table of the Sunday attending court the last of the week. Take the Cadillac auto line when manufactured in April of last year. Couches an d Louuges, Rockiug train service to Powers, inaugurated the second. recorder. Thia leaves J. S. Law HBat*'r8' K ,D^ 8 *nd last Sunday will be as follows: rence, Lee Coodmao, Mrs. M. A. Claud Giles, of Myrtle Point, was jou go to »he Bay, aud get through Dr. Sol Endicott, of Baudoo, was ing Stoves Pierce and A. T. Boldon. j ¡p town Friday. He is carrying bis Boys Return Lv. Marshfield 7 :00 a. m. 1:30 p. m. in town Wednesday on legal busi in comfort and ou time. Chas Bunch and wife of this place “ Coquille 8 :lu a. m. 2:22 p. m. Miss Edith Thomas made a trip right wrist in a bandage as a result ness. accompanied by Susie Able, left “ Powers 10:15 a.m. 4:15 p.m. Dot Medlock and Lester Glen Machón Well Satisfied Second hand Sewing Machine foi loN oitb Bend, Saturday to spend ; of crankiDg his auto. The crank Thursday for an extended stay in “ Coquille I7:48a. m. 5:45 p.m. returned from Roseburg Friday. sale, cheap, or rent, at Quick’s, cor Sunday with her parents at that kicked back on him und fractured EuBtern Oregon. They have rented They left here last Sunday and as C. A. Macbon is well satisfied M arriage Licenses ner First and Henry Btreets 5 4-tf place. tbe wrist. sisted J. Berry in driving C 8 head with business in Coquille and has their large ranch about ‘2 miles Will W'eekly, of Myrtle Point, Wauted— Cbitbam Birk 1915 Big comfortable, reliable Cadil above this place, for 3 years, aud Cbas. E. Smith ami Elsie M. of cattle out over the old Coos Bay extended his interests in opening a wagon road. The boyB walked back billiard parlor lacs arc used on the Slagle auto line they intend to be absent that length Jacobsen. was in town last Wednesday on busi peel Call on or address. stand on report and quite a snow storm on B street which and will cigar to Marshfield, leaviug Coquille six be ready for Geo. T. Moulton, ness. Jermiah H, Barton and Hannah of time. the big mountain above Laird's business on Saturday. Machon will times a day. Fare 75 cents. Coquille, Oregon. Orr. O. F. Windsor, of North Bend, place. They say that tbe snow was carry a large stock of cigars and to Large supply of Garden Seeds Edward Wood and Charlotte M. four inches deep and still falling. was in this place attending court The Russel case was continued One night last week Glen Shores both At the Soda Fountain all in packets and in bulk at Mr. Berry returned a day ahead bacco. till the September term of court. drove a certain young man of this Thursday. kinds of solt drinks and good old Knowlton’s Drug Store Purcell. John Vasey and Florence E.Simp- of the boys. They report getting Coos county out of town at the point of a cider can be had. All Phone Fred Slagle when you are Pentland, the principal witness in city son. entire herd of cattle through visitors are heartily welcome. gun. Thursday he was brought Mrs. C. A. DeLong received word Merle R. Poland and Pearl May the going to Marshfield and a Cadillac the case who has been retained in shot without the loss of one. The confectionery store will run Wednesday from her father. J. S Barklow. auto will call for you. jail during the past three months before the grand jury and indicted Abbey as usual, cariyiug a good line of or Jamestown, Kansas, that Fred H. Grass and Nellie Ells. for his act. The City Ticket Cal. Slagle, owner of the Bandon was released last week. caDdies and imported box goods, he waB very ill. She left Thursday, Hirry Graham and Ethel Elliott. Laundry A' Ice Co. was in town the and newspapers from all PARTICULAR PEOPLE go to V. and will be joined at Eugene by her Claud Frank Mullen and Retta Since the caucus at which candi magazines parts, and Stafford’s ice cream, al list of the week R. Wilson for Watch, Jewelry, $100 R ew ard , $100 brother, F. W. Abbey, aQd they will Della Weekly. dates were nominated for the city ways fresh and delicious. Clock and Optical repairing. Th© read ers of till« p aper w ill be Ed wit Erickson and Lilly Gid- Kowena Roberts and Mrs. G. It. pleased etwetion, there have been some make tbe trip together. to learn th a t there* is a t least one “There is a reason.” mark. disease th at science h as been CH URCH O F CH RIST. changes in the lioeup. Benson of Myrtle Point were Co- dreaded able to cure in all its stages, and th a t is Have you paid the printer. C atarrh . H all's C atarrh C ure id the only H. O. Anderson, and J. E. Paulson quille visitors Thursday. Harry Clouser put s new llagpole lositive euro now know n to the m edical Loses Fingers have withdrawn their names as can Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 8 raternity . C ata rrh being a constitutional on the court house last week. The Court adjourned Fiiday morning All our Canned Goods are of the disease, requires a con stitutional trea t- didates for councilmen, and S. M. p. m. ent. H all s g C atarri! In- o .. m la 'JIJe o r, a w w an h o r rl t th ta r r v so as to enable the lawyers und peo very best brands and prices are m ternally, actin directly C ure upon is th taken e blood a * no 80 n SUO t u a a t l th m a e n Starry Nosler’s name will go on the ballot Sunday school at 10 a. m. Roy Neal, a young man of thia right. Try some. Lyons A Jones. and m ucous su rfaces of th e system , there, Christian Endeavor 7 p. m. by destroying tho foundation of the dis banner draggeJ its corner on the ple attending court to go to the Bay place, met with a very painful ac by petition. This petition was filed and giving the p atien t stre n g th by roof when it was fluDg to the breeze, to attend the funeral of J. Tom Hall. cident Friday at Aasen’a camp just yesterday, after being circulated Morning Subject—“Some Good A large buck deer was seen in ease, building up the constitution and assisting re in doing Its w ork. The proprietors being imly about 90 feet bigh. The Acuoug those going over were Wal above town Ua was holding on to for the few minutes necessary to Mothers in Bible Times." the North end of town one day last h n atu a te so m uch faith In Its curativ e pow a line attached to the block and get the required number of signers. Evening—“Conversion” th a t th ey offer One H undred Dollars week. It passed right in front of ers fo r any case th a t It falls to cure. Send new pole is 32 feet above the roof ter Sinclair ana wife, T. M. Dim- tackle, when the line tightened This leaves the aldetmanic ticket as Tbe Public is cordi lly invited to fo r list of te s tim o n ia ls .__ the residence of Tom Lane. Address P. J. CHENEY * CO., Toledo, Ohio. ami is surmounted by a nicely gild mick, J . J. Stanley, John Stauff, and slipping through his fiDgers follows: O. C. Sanford, E. H. Kern, all of these services. Sold b y a ll D ru g g is ts , 75e. and Judge James Watson. J ohn F. L e g g e t t , Minister. It is reported that Jack Lamb Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. ed ball. drawiug his gluved hand into N. C. Medley, N. C. Kelley, S M. . I made a trip to Fail-view Sunday in his car in spite of the slippery con dition of the road. VIRGIL R WILSON, “OPTOM ETRIST ”—Eyes Examiued, and hïH JH H M -D-OLKl \ Glasses Fitted—Prices Right— No Grafting. Mrs. P M. Hall-Lewis left last week for Portland where she intends visiting her mother. Her husband accompanied her as far as Marsh field W. C Rose, Geo. A. Robinson, Tom Lane, and Lana Leneve caught some fiue strings of fish out at Fair- view, Tuesday Professional Cards SW IFT S MERELY MENTIONED J. li. N O RTO N . v ----------------------------— n ) . Trunks, Suit Cases / t . H. O. HNDERSON . HOTPOINT WEEK WANT COLUMN RATES: One cent a word, each in sertion. No charge less than 15 cents' FOR SALE—Three Registered H>1 stein Bulls old enough tor im mediate service; also 10 registered Holst» in Heifers ami 20 registered GUERNSEY Cows aud Heifers Easy terms to responsible parties. B. S FitVAR Co , 5-4 12ip Sumner, Wash. COW FOR SALE— Fresh, giving seven gallons oi milk a day. Ad dress L O. Jensen, Coquille. 4-27 2tp SLASHING—Want to exchange lot or acreage for slashing Coquille Lami Co., Folsom’s Confectionery 4-20-tf FOR SALE—a water-power mill, located on tbe Middle Fork, 3 miles above Bridge Inquire of Culver Bros , Bridge, Ore. 4-6-10p DRY WOOD FOR SALE—in any quantity snd of any length. Phone your orders to No. 54L or call on \V. G BraDdon. 4 6 lOtp SECOND HAND TV PEW BITER Pittsburg Visible; does first-class work. For sale cheap. Io»iuire at Herald office. If PHONOGRAPH RECORDS — for exchange, Victor and Columbia, in good order. Inquire at this office. tf SHOE REPAIRING—Done prompt ly ami done right. Prices r asoo- able—C. H Dondono, at the the ferry. 2-23-tf FOR SALE—Fresh milch cows, 31 bead mohair goats, good ranch team, barber chair. Hill & Mur- j phy. tf MAY 3 rd— 8th N R/^ u M o VO l Electrical Cooking is Quick and Clean With other methods of cooking you have many side expenses and annoyances. The mere cost of the fuel is only a part. But with electricity, how different— — the instant you need heat, you have it —in any room from any electric lamp-socket —expense stops as soon as the operation is finished —there is no soot or dirt, or fumes—just clean, sanitary heat ap plied exactly where it will be most effective. El Grilstovo is an every-day stove for regular cooking. Built throughout of pressed steel, it is sturdy and strong. Being nickel- plated and highly polished, it is suitable to use on the dining room table. The deep Underdish accomodates thick steak or chops. Equipped with interchangeable switch plug that fits most Hot- point appliances. Attaches to any lamp-socket. El Grilstovo is offered at a reduced price, during Hotpoint week only. . Monday, May lb, the regular price of $5.00 will be restored. We hope that during the week you can visit a Hotpoint dealer and learn how Hotpoint appliances have made electrical cooking prac tical and economical. Regular price $5.00. Canada $6.50. Special Hotpoint wk. price $3.35 Canada $4.35 .■ HQUiovnt ■ f â MAY 15 8 O n\y ! F J&iiMoOQL Cut to This is the fifth annual International HOTPOINT Sale—the fifth year that Lighting Companies, Dealers and Factory have cooperated to show why you should use electrical appliances in your home. Small need to dwell on the pleasure of electric cooking—you well know its advantages over “fire” cooking—you appreciate that you can cook electrically at the table as well as in the kitchen, and with far greater comfort. One-Third Off for One Week Throughout the week of May 3rd to 8 th [but no longer] El Gril stovo will be sold by 10,000 Hotpoint distributers at one-third less than regular price. El Grilstovo has greater capacity than any Other electric stove, because you can use your regular cooking utensils above the heating element and the special deep Underdish at the same time. Two Stoves and Two Operations at the Cost of One % Imagine a bed of glowing charcoal so arranged that you can cook above the charcoal and below it at the same time. Well, that is the result secured with El Grilstovo’s glowing coals. On top you usa your regular cooking utensils. At the same time you cook something else in the special Underdish. Two operations at once with the same current, and if only one operation is performed the reflector is used on the opposite side to intensify the heat. THE HOTPOINT IRON HAS SET THE STANDARD FOR OVER 10 YEARS For ten years Quality has been the Iron has always been the standard by which others tatchable switch-plug, interchangeable on most Hot- one word best describing the HOTPOINT IRON. And because of were measured. And it is still being bettered where- point appliances, —first with hot point and cool handle. this high quality, it has been chosen by more than ever our skilled specialists find it possible. 2,000,000. This insistent and growing demand has Nevertheless, because of constantly increasing out- —first with attached stand, enabled us, year by year, to reduce the price from put and consequently lower manufacturing cost, we - first with nickel-plated face, the original $6 to the new price of $3.00. are again able to reduce the price. —first with a guarantee. During this 10 years of development the Hotpoint The Hotpoint Iron leads. It was first with the de- Beginning May 3, thenew price is$3; in Canada $3.50 Oregon Power Co. and Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Coquille
