MERELY MENTIONED
F ive Indoor M onths
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G loom ? No
Brightness? Y es
It’s easy for me to show
you’, how to brighten up your
Chairs, Floors, Woodwork,
tc . with CHI - NAMEL
Matinee at th> S•vide Saturday
afternoon.
Have you lost anything? liead
our wafit adg
Watch for clams and crabs at the
Economy Meat Market.
Dale Fiyuu was iu from ihe North
Fork yesterday.
Call on Lyons & Jones wheu you
want a Nemo Corset.
Sam Johnson ami wife of Bandon
were Coquille visitors Friday.
Try a can of that Tuna Fish st
Lyons & Jones — only 15 c per can.
A franchise is being asked for in
Albany to establish another light
plant.
ltemember the Ecooouiv Meat
Market just opened next to Ilrane's
store.
XV. C. Hose's father departed Fri-
day morning for his home in Rose-
burg.
Chas. Mansell spent Saturday at
North
Bend attending the Bridge
There's a Chi-Namel
Carnival.
Finish forEuergthing
Fred Waters was in from the
in the Home
North Fork Saturday, eu route to
Marshfield.
Ralph M.cKechnie has six acres
The Rexall Store
of corn near Albany averaging 14
Coquille
.
.
.
Ore. feet in height.
Sweet’s high-grade chocolates
and box candy at Folsom s Confec­
tionery only.
P ro fe ssio n a l C a rd s
Phone Fred Slagle when you ure
going to Marshfield and a Cadillac
auto will call for you.
Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT
D en tist
George Robinson and wife and
Offiee over First National Hank
Mrs. W. C. Rose spent Friday at
Phone Main 481
Marshfield.
FAHMEKS— G e o T. Moulton
324, Office
514, Res.
wants your bides. Better see him
G. EARL LOW. M. D.
about it.
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P hysician and surgeon
A 200 -pound bear was killed on
Office over Farmers & Merchants
South Srough last week and sold to
Bank
the Marshfield butchers at 8 cents
per pound.
Dr. G. W. LESLIE
Clean milk and Clean cream, from
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
a Clean dairy, for sale at the City
Graduate o f the American School
Bakery. Cream put up iu non-re­
o f Osteopathy o f Kirksville, Mo.
turnable Kleen cups.
if
Office in Eldorado Block
Marshfield
Oregon
If you miss seeing “The Gilded
Fool” Saturday night you will misB
Dr. R. H. HOPKINS
one of the best photoplay s that have
C h ir o p r a c t o r
come here— and that is saying a
Laird Building - Coquille, Ore.
good deal.
FOR SALE— Good small busi­
ness. Experience unnecessary. $1000
Mrs. N. L. TYRRELL
cash required. Inquire this office.
NURSE
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Phone 574
Coquille, Oregon
A rare treat for the lovers of fine
music will be the concert at the
E. D. SPERRY
Scenic Friday night for the benefit
A ttorn e y an d
Cot1 NBE I.LO IÎ AT LAW
of the high school. Get yoyr seats
Office in Robinson Building
early, at Anderson’s.
Big comfoitable, reliable Cadil­
W. C. CHASE
lacs are used on the Slagle auto line
A ttorn e y at L aw
to Marshfield, leaving Coquille Bix
times a day. Fare 75 cents.
Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg
Frank Howe of Marshfield passed
C. R. BARROW
through here Wednesday for home,
A tto rn e y a n d C ounsellor at L aw
after a week’s hunting trip in Brews­
Office Phone 335
ter Valley, He waB taking a large
Residence Phone 346
buck home with him as a result of
his trip.
J. J. STANLEY
Baby Buggies aDd Runabouts,
LAWYER
All kinds of Fruit Jars, Stone Jars,
Richmond-Barker Building
Stone Churns, and 1 10 gal. Barrel
Coquille, Oregon
Churn, good as new. At Quick’s
Second Hand Store.
A. J. SHERWOOD
Huckleberries are abundant near
A tto rn e y a t L aw
First National Bank Building
Bandon. J. W. Leneve and wife
Rooms 2-3-4
and Lans Leneve and wife picked
seven gallons Sunday in an hour
L. J. LILJEQVIST
and a half. There are hundreds of
A tto r n e y a t L aw
gallons going to waste on the
First National Bank Building
bushes.
Coquille, Oregon
S. A. Hutford, who has J. W.
Leueve’s lanoh leased, about a mile
WALTER SINCLAIR
and a half below this place, fell
A ttorn ey at L aw
through the trestle across Cunning­
Notary Public
Coquille
ham creek and broke one of his legs
one day last week. Mr. Hufford is
quite an old man and it will likely
take some time for him to recover
from the injury.
FUHRMAV'S PHARMACY
Mrs. M. O. Hawkins, aDd Mrs
Morrison of Bandon left Sunday
overland for Portland to attend
grand lodge.
Deputy Sheriff Davis went to
Marshfield today in charge of Mrs
Fannie O’Donnell, who is preparing
for her sojourn in the county jail.
Lyons & Jones are agents for the
Nemo Corset. Just received some
new styles. Call and see them
Pacific' Telephone & Telegraph
Co announces opening of line be­
tween Eugene aud Florence.
Take the Cadillac auto line when
you go to the Bay, and get through
iu comfort and on time.
"Wild Cat” Ed Bowman of Hare,
Curry County, was transacting bus­
iness at this place the first of tbis
week.
Mrs V. L. Arrington, of Myrtle
Point, who has been visiting the past
three mouths at Portland, returned
home tbis week.
Bring your watches, clocks or
jewelry to XV. H. Schroeder to be
repaired. First class work guaran­
teed.
Finley Schroeder’s house at Nor­
way was destroyed by fire Tuesday
Dight. Most of the household goods
were saved.
Go to XX’. H. Schroeders Jewelry
Store and get suggestions for birth­
day or wedding gifts iu cut glass,
jewelry or silverware.
The Sunday closing law was ob­
served by Folsom aud Leneve at
this place last Sunday. At Myrtle
Point every confectionery store
closed and every one went fishing
When you need anything to eat,
call us up. XVe will deliver it iu
double quick time. We have an au­
to delivery aud can come in a hurry
The Model Grocery.
Sunday morning a party consist­
ing of Fred Slagle and wife, A. J.
Sherwood and wife, Miss Clare Sher­
wood and Mrs. Ida Owens departed
for the Fair at Frisco io Slagle's
auto. They went by way of Rose-
burg to take the inlaud route, and
expect to be gone a month. They
intend to ship the car back and re­
turn overland or on one of the boats.
1 Simplex Cream Separator, 900
lbs. capacity 1 Little Giant Rus­
sian Steam Turbine Separator, 400
lbs capacity. 1 Remington Sholes
Typewriter No 11 in good condi­
tion. At Quick’s Second Hand Store.
W. C. Hawley, who occupies the
RATES: One cent a word, each in­
sertion. No charge less than 15 cents' position of congressman for this
district was in town last night in
FOR SALE— Registered Duroc’s»
consultation
with the faithful
He
all agee, finest blood. For par­
ticulars address J R Maben, went to Bandon this rooming and
Gardiner, Ore
8 3 10 tp will pats through to Marshfield to­
STOCK HOGS— fur sale; all eges morrow morning.
and various breeds. Seven cents
Manager McKenna, of the Oregon
on foot John Mulverbill. Ip
Power Co., has sold to the county
GASOLINE LAUNCH for trade for court eight cluster lights like those
n.ilk cows or young horse Apply on the business streets, and these
to Frank Burkholder.
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wiil be placed around the court
SLASHING— Want to exchange lot bouse block. Together with the
or acreage for slashing Coquille new cement sidewalks, tbis will
Land Co., Folsom’s Confectionery work a great improvement in the
4 - 20 -tf appearance of the county property.
WANT COLUMN
FOR SIX 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
SECONDHAND TYPEWRITER—
Pittsburg Visible; does firet-class
work. For sale cheap. Inquire
at Herald office.
tf
Better make U» Your Iceman PHONOGRAPH RECORDS — for
exc hange, Victor and Columbias
in good older. Inquire at this
COQUILLE LAUNDRY HILL CO.
The "Gilded Fool” at the Sceuio
Sututday night.
Tuna Fish at Lyons & Jones f 5 c
per cau.
Mrs F. Haines of Smith Tulet was
a Coquille visitor Thursday.
Fresh Vegetables at all times at
Lyons & Jones.
DON’T miss “The Gilded Fool”—
It’s a great picture.
Pat Rackleff and wife of Norway
were Coquille visitors today.
VV. H. Schroeder was a Myrtle
Poiut business visitor yesterday.
Fred Slagle weut to Prosper Sat­
urday to see his mother, who is
quite sick.
Fled Baker of Brewster Valley
passed through here today on his
way to Marshfield.
Johu Hawkins aud wife of Laug-
lois are visiting Frank Thrift and
wife at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence
started oveiland Suuday fur the San
Francisco Exposition.
XV C. Laird started Saturday
morning for SpokaDe to bring back
Jue Fish, the check artist.
Howard Matthews, of Fish Trap,
returned here Saturday after a two-
years’ absence iu California
Did you see “ Samson?” Then see
XVilliam Farnum again in “The
Gilded Fool’’ Saturday night.
Mrs. J. H. Kahskopf is prepared
to take piauu pupils at her borne on
Second Street, north of ’ Masonic
hall.
office.
tf
Real Cremona Violin
T o Be Heard Friday
Coquille Boys at U. of O .
Barefooted
Globe
Trotter.
Action of Single Spoonful Sut prises Many
|>euple who bought tbe eini.
C quille was visited last week by pie Coquille
(Written for Herald bv Roy Avery)
mixture of buckthorn bark, glycer­
ine,
etc.,
known
as Adlei>l-ka, are sur­
Those who attend the Gjeidrum
Raymond Burns, who graduated “ Universal Rattlesnake Jim,"other­
prised at the INSTANT effect of a
concert at Ihe Scenic next Friday from the local high school last Sep­ wise kuowti os James Laubno Lone- SINGLE
SPOONFUL Tins remedy IB
evening will have an opportunity tember, and Who upon going to the learher, who is on a 23-year tour of so complete a Ijowcl cleanser that it is
used successfully in appendicitis. A«l-
to hear a genuine Cremona violin. University of Oregon was elected the globe barefooted. The object ler-i-ka acts oil LOTH upper aud lower
These old violins are the best that president of the freshman class, «as of the trip. Jim claims, is for three liowel ami ONE SPOONFUL relieves
ANY CASE of constipation, sour
have ever been made and few viol­ kidnapped by the s plioinores aud things. A housethat is free of any almost
or gassy stomach. ONE MINUTE after
inists are fortunate enough to pos­ forcibly detained from attending the disease, an education that is better you take it the gasses rumble and pass
out.
sess one. The one that Mr. Seveh Sophomore Freshmen Mix, which than that which any utiiveisity can
C. J. FUHRMAN, Druggist
plays is valued at $3000
Seats was held at the campus Saturday, furnish, and third, for adventures
for this concert are now being sold October 2 . Ray expresses the affair that are impossible for many people
at Anderson’s. A section has been us “ Some experience ”
He was to find otherwise. He left his home
reserved especially for the high taken from his bed about three in Lucerne, Switzerland, on April
school aud a very large percentage o’clock in the morning and nothing 6, 1897. He intends returning on
Incorporated
of the students are planning to at­ more was eeeu of him by his class April 6. 1920 During thé last 18 Manufactures of
tend. A program such as the Gjer- until late in the evening after the years he has walked the distance of The Celebratedbergmann Shoe
drutn company will give is sure to Mix was over. He says he was tak­ 125,650 miles, takirrg in Europe, ! The Strongest and Nearest Water
Proof shoe made for loggers, miners
please the audience.
Mr. Gjer- en over a good portion of the coun­ Asia, Africa and North America
prospectors an«’ mill men.
drum states that he is taking great try arouml Eugene, visitiog Spring- He makes expenses by introducing 621 Thurman Street
pains to build a program that will field, Junction City and various oth­ Swiss yodeling, Sioux, Nez-Perce
P o r t l a n d . O hkuon .
suit the taste of the Coquille aud- er towns, i’erbsps it was the lack aud Navajo pow wows and other
Agent for Ccqull.e
of bis generalship that caused the dauces
H. N LORENZ
freshmen to lose in sll of the con­
About the Breakwater.
tests of the day, with the exception
of football
The following inlormation rela-1 ThiB contest was between the
live to the withdrawal of the Break­ freshmen barn and the Eugene high
water is furnished by Supt. W. F. school eleven . In this another Co-;
Miller:
quille boy came prominently to tbe
Advice leceived today from 8. P. front Reuben Must, jr., playing!
headquarters, Portland, state that left half lor rbe Ircshmeu, starred
arrangements have been made with both in rouutl end plays and iu car­
the North Pacific Steamship Co. to rying hack punts. One of the most j
handle freight between Portland, spectacular plays of the game was j
Coquille, Myrtle Point, Bandon, his broken-field run for a gain of
Powers aud other local points on fifty yards.
the Coos Bay, Roseburg A Eastern
Since going to tbe university
Railroad Co. through Marshfield iu “ Bucky” has developed into quite a
place of the Steamer Breakwater.
punter and is also showing good
Mr. Miller says the Breakwater development a lo D g the line of the
A TREMENDOUS PRODUCTION BY THE FLYING “A "
will not return to the Portland- forward pass. He handled both
Marsbfield run because she is ser­ phases of the game for the freshmen
COMPANY WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST
iously in need of repairs, the cost of Saturday.
which are extensive.
Byron Goodman, formerly of Co­
The arrangement with the North quille, is playing quartir-back for
Pacific Steamship Co. is made the varsity team at Pacifie Univer­
through desire of the Southern Pa­ sity.
cific Co. to continue through Height
service los their patrons uutil such
Married Fifty Years.
time as the Willamette Pacific line
is completed aud iu operation,
Dean William Horsfall and wife,
which is expected to be not later of Bandon, celebrated tneir golden
than May 1st of next year.
wedding at the home ot their son,
Under existiug regulations the Dr. William Horsfall, in Marshfield
Southern Pacific Co. could not con­ last Tuesday evening.
A family
tinue to operate the Breakwater al­ dinnerwas enjoyed, after which an
ter the rail line is completed account informal reception was held, many
pa allel lines, and it is hoped dur- frieuds ot the venerable couple call
ir. j the interim to give equally as ing to extend congratulations and
satisfactory service as with the good wishes They were married in
Breakwater.
T
England fifty years ago", and came
Date effective o f the new ar­ to Oregon five years later
For
rangement will be announced with­ many years they have made their
in a few days, it being necessary to home in Marshfield and Bandon
publish tariffs and file same with and their friends aie numbered by
the State Railroad Commission, their acquaintances.
which ordinarily requires ten days’
notice to the public and filing with
Herald Want ads get results
the Commission.
Efforts are be­
ing made, however, to secure per­
mission from the Commission to
make the tariffs effective on less
than the full statutory notice.
It is explaiued that the reason
for taking Breakwater out ot ser­
vice at this time is that the repairs
required would cost in the neigh­
borhood of $2,500, and this in view
of a loss of approximately $2,100
during the fiscal year ending June
30, 1914, aud a loss of $2,000 per
mouth since that time with prospect
for a still greater deficit continued
operations of the boat is unwise.
This explanation is made that
the public miv understand the
causes leading up to the action
taken.
Theo. Beaman ShoeMfg.Co.
Scenic Theatre
The Big Serial
The Diamond From
The Sky
2-Reel Chapter Every Monday
PARAMOUNT
Travel Pictures
Every Monday
Keystone Com edy
Every
Wednesday, Sunday
Universal Feature
Every Night
Don’t wait for bills-come along
any evening and we will
guarantee a good show
5 cents
Usually
10 cents
MATINEE:
N ew H o m e
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Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Beyers and
children BDd Mrs. Beyers’ mother,
Mrs. L A. Lawhorn, who is vlsit-
itiog them, motored out to the Law-
born home near McKinley, Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Lawhorn, of KcKin- I
ley, is visiting Coquille aud Myrtle
Point friends, preferring to spend !
her vacation here rather thau ac­
company her better half on a stren­
uous sightseeing week at the expo­
sition.
The frieuds of L. H. Hazard are
giving tbis explanation for the haM
cold with which he has been suffer­
ing. He has bought a new Stude-
baker six, with which he is mightily
charmed, and in the absence of his
family be has b e en sleeping with
the auto. The nights have been
foggy and cold, and the object of
Mr. Hazsrd'a adoration has proved
a mighty cold bedfellow; hence the
cold.
Dr. Walter Culin can do longer
be heard approaching in hit 19 -?
Ford csr. His friends heretofore
could always bear the doctor about
10 blocks away approaching with a
series of snorts and groaDS and rat­
CHICHESTER
S PILLS
W
T H E 1*1 A M O N I » B R A N D .
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tle of tin. But alas! No more will
the quiet of our little city be dis­
turbed by the said noise. The doc­
bia M os • b u Vs' i-ii.ijc V» ta
tor has purchased a brand new
y e a rs k n o w n as B e s t.S a fe s t. A lw a y s R e lU iii«
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Ford roadster.
SA TU R D A Y AFTERNOON
Commencing 2:30 Sharp
5c
-
and
-
10c
Users
Are
Q u a lity Choosers
For Sale By
COQUILLE FUKNITÜKE CO.
(T BARGAIN
ai
W e have made arrangements with one of the
largest manufacturers of Aluminum Ware
whereby we are able to place on sale a large
quantity of high grade goods at exceedingly
low prices for a limited time only
Coquille, Oregon
The New Home S e w i n g
Machine Company
San Francisco
California
SPECIAL OFFER— One Quart Heaug Saucepan
FREE with euery article costing 75 cts
or more
Community
Silver
Str. Elizabeth
PRICES ON ALUMINUM WARE—
H.O. ANDERSON
Complete House Furnisher
Sewing
Machine
Needles
Laird Building
Regular as the Cluck
San Francisco
a n d Bandon
First-class fare or.,
Up freight, per ton
$7.60
3.00
SWIFTS
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Silver Leaf Brand Pure Lard Stands the Test
E. & E. T. Kruse
24 California Street, San Francisco
For Réservation»
J. E. NORTON
Agent, Coquille, Oregon
If
you have not been using Swift’s try it next time—it ¡s a tis fa cto ry
Ask Your Dealer- He can get it
.1. K. NORTON
D IS T R IB U T O R .
C O Q U IL L E , O R E C O N