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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1915)
tee “ America” next Monday at See ‘‘America” first. tbe Grand There will be a special sale ou M. G. Pohl was up from Bandon waists Sat , June 26, at the Bazaar. up from Hand n Wednesday. Leon Huiith was duwu from ^Lee, MERELY MENTIONED Violet Dalce It. C’ Uutuu Thursday. Cold Cream We are quite sure that no other cold cream will will satisfy y o u after you try ours. It is of of snowy whiteness.soft, creamy and delicately perfumed. It is a gen uine skin food and rare skin - benefiting proper ties. As a preventive and cure it is without an equal. Makes and keeps the skin soft and smoAh Neuer Becomes Rancid Price 50 cents FUHKMAN’S PHARMACY Tbe Rexall Store whh Harley $1.05 per sk j Feed ¡Store. -Coquilli Glen Harker was in from Fair view Wednesday. Special aale on skirt* at I’m Hi Zaur .Saturday Dr. G. W. ENDiCOTT 1 D e n t is t H Office over First National Hank Phone Main 431 E. D. SPERRY A ttorney and COUNSELLOR AT L A W Office in Robinson Building W. C. CHASE A ttorney at L aw Office in Riehruond-Barker Bldg C. R. BARROW A ttorney an d C ounsellor at L aw Office Phone 335 Residence Phone 346 J. J. STANLEY LAWYER Richmond-Barker Building Coquille, Oregon A. J. SHERWOOD L aw First National Bank Building Rooms 2-3-4 A tto r n e y at J. S. Lyons was over from Marsh Tom Walker made a buxinees trip field Wednesday in his auto. to Roseburg lust week. Paul F ori has been suffering You can always find Fresh Vege tables at Lyons k Jones. from the mumps tbe past week. Cbas. Wrangler was dowu flow “ Grandma” Leneve was a Myrtle Powers oue day last week. Point visitor one day last*week. E N. Smith, the Bandon real es Bring your watches, clocks or jewelry to W. H. Schroeder to be tate man was in town Thursday. repaired. First class work guaran Constable James Brown was down teed. from Myrtle Point Wednesday. Mrs. L ra Lambeth was a Co Sweel’s high-grade chocolates quille visitor several days last week. and box candy at Folsom’s Confec “ Stub” Rackleff was a Coquille tionery ouly. Mrs. Emma Hite has returned visitor froui Myrtle Point Thuraday. ttorney at Mrs J. D Laird, of Brewster Big comfortable, reliable Cadil lacs arc used on tbe Slagle auto line valley was a Coquille visitor Wed to Marshfield, leaving Coquille six nesday. times a day. Fare 75 cents. I am in the market for Chitham Chet Huling aud Will Lundy Bark.Butcbers’ and Farmers’ Hides, passed through here one day last Wool, Pelts and Furs G eo . T. M oulton week on their way to Brewster Val ley to enjoy a day’s fishing. Verna and Cheats Chandler of When going to Bundou take Ford Myrtle Point were Joquille visitors k Barker’s auto line to Bandon. Sunday. New cars, careful drivers. Fare 75c; Miss Kate Farber, of Myrtle Point round trip $1.25. was visiting friends at this place Fridav. Bang! Bang! I’m Some Little Patriot! L aw Notary Public Frank Harlocker was over from Marshfield visiting with his parents Sunday. W. M. Hale, of tbe Wiley B. Al len Co., of Marshfield, was in town last week in the interest of bis com pany. WALTER SINCLAIR at Take the Cadillac auto line when you go to <he Bay, and get through in comfort nud on time. Home-made taffies, brittles etc. at Folsom’s Confectionery. Always fresh. Try them. L aw First National Bank Building Coquille, Oregon A ttorney Coquille If “ Cadillac” means anything to you, remember that is the kind of ears used on Slagle’s line to Marsh field. Yade Garten and his grandmoth er, Mrs. D. Wood, returned last week from a three months visit to Eastern Oregon. Wheat $2 10 per 100 lbs —Co quille Feed Store. Not only In July, but In every : other month o f the year, I'm strong “ Peggy” Schroeder, | for this town and its people and their Mingus aud Lauren | needs. I can holp you celebrate FOR SIR MONTHS ice is an absolute neces sity. F or the other six months it is a great con venience. Have you giv en your order for the season yet? If not Better make Us Your Iceman COQUILLE LAUNDRY RICE CO. Str. Elizabeth Regular as tbe C lo ck San Francisco a n d Bandon First-class fare or... Up freight, per ton „..47.50 3.00 E. & E. T. Kruae 24 California Street, San Francisco For Reservations J. E. NORTON Agent, Coquille, Oregon Of Two-Days’ Celebration of the Fourth of July at Marshfield W ANT COLUMN KATES: One cent a word, each in sertion. No charge less than 15 cents' FOR SALE—Oue horse. Inquire of El. H Hansen, Norw iy. 3tp. FF.EO HARLEY for saie, only i'J 00 per hundred delivered snv place on the Coquille liver. John Mul- verhill, Long distance phone. 6-15 2tp FOR SALE—Three Registered Hol stein Hulls old enough lor im mediate service; alRO 10 registered Holstein Heifers and 20 registered GUERNSEY Cows and Heifers Easy terms to responsible parties B. S. F hyar C o , 5 4 12lp Sumner, Wash. SLOSHING—Want to exchange lot or acreage for slashing Coquille Land Co., Folsom’s Confectionery 4-Ju-tf SATURDAY 8:00 a. m.—Outdoor motor race, 3-mile course. 10:00 a. in.— Auto parade. 11:00 a. m.— Band concert, Sec ond and Central avenue. Field Sports, 1:30 p. m. 100 yard dash, free for all. 75-yard dash, girls under 15 75-yard dash, boys under 15. Russian borse contest. 100-yard draymen and longshore men truck race. Roller skating race for girls un der 15. Shingle wesviug contest, Broad way ami Anderson, Championship Coos County. Water Sports, 4 p. m. 100-yurd dash for men. 100 yard d»8b for women. Surf board riding for men and women. High diving. Orange scramble for boys under 15. ClasB B, speed boat race, five miles. 7:30 to 8:30 p. in.—Band Concert Market and Pine streets. 8:30— Dancing, concessions,shows and roller skating SUNDAY 9:00 a. tn.— Coos Countv Cham State School Supt. Churchill was in town one day last week on his way to Gold Beach to attend the Curry county teachers’ institute. A deal was closed tbe first of the week by which Chas. Ashton pur chased the steamers' Charm and Co quille from Capt. O. Willard. Men’s Dress Shoes, $3.50, Dress Shirts, $1 00 and $1.25 at Pursley’s, Coquille Haberdashery. Miss Heath, a school teacher of North Bend was in town Saturday She had been visiting at Bandon and Myrtle Point and was on her Alice H i te was visiting way home. here a couple of days last J. P. Tupper returned Wednes day from a three weeks’ visit to Baxter was over from the Curry county. He reports an en business the middle of the joyable time. Mrs. friends Mrs. Grover Brown, of Myrtle Point w sb a Coquille visitor Friday. week. Chas Wanted— Obitbam Hark 1910 bay on peel Call on or address Geo. T. Moulton, week. Coquille, Oregon. Clean milk anil Clean cream, from Dr. Leslie Johnson was down a Clean dairy, for sale at the City from Myrtle Point in his auto Wed Bakery. Cream put up iu non-re turnable Kleen cups tf nesday. Mrs. Ray Martin, of Marshfield, Mias Eva Laird, of Brewster Val ley was visiting friends at this place spent Wednesday afternoon at this place. the middle of the week. L. J. LILJEQVIST A ‘ p r o g r a m 1 Miss Inez Buucb spent Suuday at Jap Yoakam was a Myrtle Point tle Point, Sunday. Norway as tbe guest of Mr. and Shorts $1.45 per 80 lb. sk.—Co visitor Thursday. Mrs. Pat Rackliff quille Feed Store. Buy your Fruit Jars at Lyons A Rev. John F. Leggett leaves this Clark Fensler was down from loner this year. week to attend tbe state convention Myrtle Point, Sunday. Jessie Smith was up from River Ed Bovle, of Marshfield,was s Co at Turner, expecting to return about ton Wednesday. July 17th. Hill Rackluff was down from Myr quille visitor Wednesday. The historical pageant of tbe Iu- Mrs. Sarah Crowley was up from tle Point Thursday, disn legend, Klakabma, given at Phone Fred Slagle when you are LtngloiB last Wednesday. Baudon last Saturday, is reported to Scratch feed $2.15 per 100 lbs - going to Marshfield and a Cadillac have been a splendid success. Coquille Feed Store. auto will call for you. from a four years'stay in California Professional Cards Andy Davis, deputy sheriff, spent Thursday. Otto Snyder,of Myrtle Point, was Sunday ou the Bay. Middlings $1.80 per sk.— Coquille in towu Sunday. Feed Store. Economy Jars in quarts, pints snd Jess Kay, of Riverton, was tran half gallous at Lyons k Joues. Johu Robins was down from Myr sacting business in Coquille, Friday. Get jo u r butter wrappers at the Herald office. Mrs. R. H. Mast Jr. was visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F B. Phillips, at this place a couple of days last week. “ Henstep’’ Go to W. H. Schroeders Jewelry Win U Kronholrn an l Eva E - Hchoeder Store and get suggestions for butb- spent a few d tys fishing in Brewster day or wedding gifts in cut glass, len Woodward. valley last week. jewelry or silverware. Gothardt O Weith and Jtncy W C. Chase was looking after Tbe contract for carrying the Ann Gox. Charles Walter Johnson and Al business for the Coquille Valley mail between Coquille aud Myrtle Telephone Co at Myrtle Point and Point has been awarded to J. T. ma Cecelia Ruth. S Ralph Dippel and Edna L. Bridge Wednesday. Llewellen who will take it over the Gallier. 1st of July. The bids for the con Pigeons in the Jlrewster valley Joseph M. Monighetb and Clara country are feeding on the young tract were opened-at Waehingtou, L. Roach. apples in farmers’ orchards and giv June 8th. J W. Young and Minnie M. Cad- ing tjjem much trouble. The pro Rev. Jos. Knotts, of tbe Marsh son. tection of pigeons might well be re field M. E. church spent Sunday at H ow ’s This? placed by a bounty. this place. Rev. Bryan went to We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- Babv Buggies and Runabouts. Bandon with him yesterday and waid for any case of Catarrh that All kinds of Fruit Jars, Stone Jars, expects to go on with him to Port cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Stone Churns, and 1 10 gal Barrel Orfcrd for a few days before return Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Churn, good as new. At Quick’s ing home. W e . th e u n d ersign ed , h a v e k n o w n F. J. Second Hand Store. C h e n e y fa r th e la s t 15 y e a r s , an d believe F. P. Norti n passed through h im p e r fe c t ly h o n o ra b le in a ll b u sin ess W. C. Rose, accompanied by his t ra n sa c tio n s an d fin a n c ia lly a b le to ca rry towu on his wav from Marshfield to o u t a n y o b lig a tio n s m a d e b y h is firm . brother and nephew atid Dave Per n a t io n a l b a n k o f c o m m e r c e , Myrtle Point with his small uuto ^ T o led o , O. kins,spent Saturday and Sunday on truck, on which he was csrrying a H a ll’ s C a ta r r h C u r e Is t a k e n In ternally. the Whiskey Run Beach Tliev re g d ir e c tly u pon t h e b lood an d m u - bale of straw and a sulky, in prep a c o c u tin s s u r fa c e s o f tho s y s t e m . T e stim o n ia ls turned with some fine raz irback P rice 75 c e n ts p e r b ottle. Sold aration for tbe races. He w b h also s by r.t 1 freo. 1 T'rugglsts. clams. T a ic H a ll's F am ily P ills for constipation. having Hurry N snd another har 1 Simplex Cream Separator, 900 ness horse taken over bj the wagon1 lbs. capacity 1 Little Giant Rus OVER « 5 YEARS’ sian Steam Turbine Separator, 400 road. H .N LO REN Z MONDAY 9:00 a. m.— Bang and back, free for all. 10:00 a. m.—Civic parade. 11:00 a. m.— Americanization Day program, Orpheum theater. Field Sports, 1:30 p. in Marshfield Firemen’s hose-cart exhibition, 100 yard dash for loggers in calk boots. 100 yard dash for loggers. Russian horse contest. Pie eating contest. * Roller skating race for boys un der 15, 4 to 8 blocks. Free for all motor cycle race, 10 miles. Water Sports, 3:30 Surf board exhibition and 3-mile race. High Diving. Class A speed boat race, 5 miles. Log Rolling Contest, Pacific Coast Championship. 7:30 to 8:30— Band concert, Sec ond and Market streets. 8-30 dancing, concessions, shows ami roller skating. .JULY 3 and 5, 1915, F. C. Purslev, of tbe Coquille Bishop Sumner, one of the best Haberdashery spent Wednesday and known men of the Episcopal church Thursday of last week looking over was here Sunday evening for the the situation at Powers. first time since his recent appoint Dou’t forget that tbe great fea ment to thie diocese. A class of ture picture, “ America,” will be six was confirmed at the evening shown at the Grand next Monday service and the Bishop delivered a The Herald has a fine little indus sermon which showed that his epis trial news item thst is not quite copacy would stand for the practical ripe for tbe plucking but which can work which has already made him probably be announced next week. so well known. ---------- 1 ----------- Geo. A. Robinson and wife, ac Seeing Things companied by Z. A. Strang and wife, motored to Whiekey Run and The occupants of one of the spent Saturday Ind Sunday on tbe Marshfield-Coquille stage cars wit beach. nessed a miniature reproduction oi Lyons k Jones carry tbe Mason, Macbeth’s “ moving forest,” as they Economy and Schram Jar Caps. were on their way to Coquille Sun Howard Pike is now working at day night. Rounding a bend in the Machon’s pool hall This makes road they came into view of a large the fourth clerk Machon has hired bunch of fern which was moving since his pool hall has been opened. down the middle of the road with Business is evidently good. out visible motive power, As the Dr. J. T Abbott, District Super plant persisted in keeping the road, intendent of the .VI. E. Church will the car passed over it. Upon look be in Coquille, Sunday, July 4th to ing back, the bead ol a large wood- hold quarterly meeting. The quar rat was seen protruding from under terly conference will be held at the the tern, the stems of which he held church on Thursday evening, July firmly in his teeth. The little ani 8tb. mal did not seem frightened at the Leland Jackson, who has been as car, and retained possession of the sisting in the Farmers and Mer plant. The driver, who had worked chants Bank, left Saturday for San late the night before, was at first Francisco where he will visit at the inclined to think he was "seeing exposition for a short time. Miss things ” Leta Mast is filling bis place at tbe Marriage Licenses bank. DRY WOOD FOR SALE—in any quantity snd of any length Phone The gooseberry item in last week’s vour orderB to No. 54L or rail on ibs. capacity. 1 Remington Sholea W. G Brandon. 4 6 lOtp Tv pewriter No. 11 in good condi Herald brought Wm. CaDdlin to the tion. At Quick’s Second Hand Store. Herald office with some fine speci SECONDHAND TYPEWRITER mens of gooseberries aDd currants Pittsburg Visible; does first-class raised on bis place in town. One work. For sale cheap. Inquire at Herald office. tf gooseberry was 1 1-4 inches in Manufacturers of length and 3 5 6 inches in its small PHONOGRAPH RECORDS — for Tbe currants exchange, Victor and Columbia, The Celebrated Berqmann Shoe est ciioumference. The Strongest and Nearest Water in good orderr Inquire st this were very large, perfect in color snd Proof shoe made for loggers, miners office. If flavor. Both Mr. and Mrs, Csndlin prospectors and mill men. take great pride in their small fruits, FOR SALII Fresh milch rows, 31 i 621 Thurman Street vegetables aud flowers, and every P ortland . O regon . head mohair goals, good ranch I Agent for Coquille thing but weeds reach perfection team, barber chair. Hill & Mur under their skillful cultivation. phy. tf pionship Trap Shooting. 3:00 p. m.— Band Concert, Sec ond and Market street Outings and picnics, Charleston and Sunset Bays, Clyde Stowers, who was running the Grand motion picture machine for his grandmother, Mrs, Bledsoe, starts tomorrow for Cresent City, where his mother resides, going by way of Urauts Pass, where he will visit friends. Charlie Tower Gives Bond issued to the Pacific Pipe & Tank Co., as payment for water pipe. Bids for more pipe and fittings were opened. The Nelson Iron Works were awarded the contract for castings, while the contract for pipe and valves went to thesPa- ! cific Pipe 4 Tank Co. Broken Ankle Charlie Tower, who created quite a sensation on the Bay last week, Tuesday evening quite an acci- when alter an exciting automobile | dent occurred on Jap Yoakam’s race he kidnapped his wife for the Ranch near the county farm, when second time in the past tew months, a large load of bay slid from one of and started by automobile for the the hay wagons and oarried several interior, was arrested yesterday at men with it. Chas. Bramley, one Junction City, Oregon. He fur of the bauds engaged on the ranch, nished the required bond of $1000 suffered a broken ankle Tbe injury to appear before the Coos county is quite serious as it splintered sev grand jury which meets Sept. 7. eral of the small bones of tbe ankle. He was arrested upon a warrant sworn out by his wife’s father. Card of Thanks City Council We wish to expresa our thanks to the many friends and neighbors for The council met in special ses ; their kindness to u b during tha long sion last evening with the Recorder, ! illness and burial of our beloved son Mavor and ail the councilmen pres ; and brother. Also for the beauti ent with tbe exception of Council ful floral offerings. M r and M rs . W. R. T aylor man Nosier. aud Children. A warrant for $1900 was ordered C. H. AA A BILLIARD PARLOR C H O N N E W S STAND Confectionery T~' J W Fancy Candies Ice Cream Soft Drinks Thursday Afternoons, Ladles Only B ST R E E T F IR ST ST R E E T r ...CONGOLEUM ... A Floor Covering that lays flat and will not roll Sold by the yard or in Rugs GET OUR PRICES ON YOUR ROOM Mason Fruit Jars, Caps and Rubbers H. O. HNDERSON A Complete House Furnisher Laird Building M EXPERIENCE P atents c S s WIFTS D esigns C opyrights A c . ... . rone «ending gaketfh and doRcrlntlnn I r ««icerrnln onr opinion free whi ther an it on I* probably < ’"i man lea- 11riot¡ 7 aoi 1 fldantlal. MANOBOCK on ratants r,•>«. Oldest nirency for «eeutiiig parents, enis taken through Munn â Co. receive ,1 notice, without charge, In the ckntific flm ka*. ndiomelf |llimtT»t*d woeklr bergest efr* Ion «if any ■«•lenilOo tournai. Term*. a : four month*, $L bold by all newn-lealer«. NN & Co.*6 r 4 such UOK. U New York S I . W u h lu ilu ii. U. L. Silver Leaf Brand Pure Lard Stands the Test If you have not been using Swift’s try it next time—It is satisfactory Ask Your Denier—He can get it T. E. NORTON D IS T R I B U T O R . C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N