**■ TRY Squibb’s Spices Absolutely Pure Exceptionally Strong Economical to Use Put up in 1 and 2 ounce Sifter Top tins T h e List Comprises: $ John Miller was a Marshfield vis itor Friday. Tuna Fish at Lyons A Jones 15c Jess Barker was in from Fairview per can. Friday. J. S. Lyons, of Marshfield, was a Fresh Vegetables at all times at Coquille visitor last week. Lyons & Jones. James Robinson, of Fish Trap, FOUND— A scarf pin. Owner call was a Coquille visitor Friday. at this office. Mrs. G. Bender, of Myrtle Point, Did you loss your scart pin? Look was a Coquille visitor Saturday. in the Want Ads. Try a can of that Tuna Fish at Call on Lyons & Jones when you Lyons & Jones — only 15c per can. want a Nemo Corset, Mrs. William Grow, of Coaledo, Walter Schroeder was down from was a Coquille visitor Wednesday. Gravel Ford Friday. John Yoaliam and family left Sat Claude Waters was in from the urday for Roseburg for a brief visit. North Fork Thursday. Bill Hackwood, of Powers, was a Watch for clams and crabs at the Coquills visitor one day last week. Economy Meat Market. Dr. Leslie Johnson, of Myrtle Dallas Foote, of Marshfield, was Point, was a Coquille visitor last a Coquille visitor Saturday. week. Mrs. C. B. Barrow arrived Satur Chan. Whetstone killed a fine day from a visit to the 'Frisco fair. buck just back of town Wednesday Sweaters! Sweaters! Sweaters! evening. Special prices at The Ladies’ Bazaar. Remember the Economy Meet Mrs Jennie Williams spent last Market just opened next to DraDe’s i week visiting friends at Marshfield. store. Dr. H B. Moore, of North Bend, FOR SALE—A two horse engine and boiler for $35. F. B. P hillips . passed through Coquille lust week enroule to Portland. Vinnie Arrington, of Myrtle Mrs. Ora GartiD, of Bandon Poiot, was a Coquille visitor Satur passed through here last week, on day. her way to Marshfield. W. S. Guerin, of Langlois, Curry Milton Glass, “ the Watt man” , of county, was a Coquille visitor last Frisco, was iu town yesterday. week. Archie Hatcher, of Fairview, was Captain George Leneve and wife, a Coquille visitor yesterday. of Lampa, were visiting at this place Roy Fox returned last week from Friday. a hunting trip in Douglas county. Attorney Treadgold, of Bandoo, Lvons & Jones are agents for the was attending to legal business at Nemo Corset Just received some this place yesterday. new styles. Call and see them. NOTES ON THE PHOTOPLAYS pr Readings MERELY MENTIONED ff o Albpic£ Cinnamon Cloves Ginger Mace Mustard Nutmeg Paprika Pepper (Black Red and White) FUHRMAN'S PHARMACY The Rexall Store O re Coquille s F roiessional C ards Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT D entist Office over First National Bank Phone Main 431 324, Office 514, Res. G. EARL LOW. M. D. P hysician and surgeon Office over Farmers & Merchants Bank Dr. G. W. LESLIE OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Graduate o f the American School o f Osteopathy o f Kirksville, Mo. Office in Eldorado Block Marshfield Oregon Dr. R.' H. HOPKINS C h ir o p r a c t o r Laird Building - Coquille, Ore. Mrs. N. L. TYRRELL. NURSE Phone 574 Coquille, Oregon E. D. SPERRY A ttorney and C ounsellor at L aw Office in Robinson Building 1 V. C. CHASE A ttorney at L aw Office in Riclimond-Barker Bldg C. R. BARROW A ttorney and C ounsellor at L aw Office Phone 335 Residence Phone 346 J. J. STANLEY LAWYER Richmond-Barker Building Coquille, Oregon A. J. SHERWOOD A ttorney at L aw First National Bank Building Rooms 2-3-4 L. J. LILJEQI/IST A ttorney at L aw First National Bank Building Coquille, Oregon WALTER SINCLAIR A ttorney at L aw Notary Public Coquille Phone Fred Slagle when you are Miss Mae Lund was down from going to Marshfield and a Cadillac her school at Norway to visit her auto will call for you. parents on Saturday of last week. Mrs. L Denver, of Myrtle Point, We have 100 more sweaters thau was visiting friends at this place we need and will reduce stock at Saturday. very low prices. Ladies’ Bazaar. J. P. Tupper, who has been visit Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Lawrence re ing the past two weeks at Bandon, turned yesterday from their visit to returned home last week. the exposition reporting a fine time. Tommy Krewson was in from Sam McVey has leased his fine Brewster Valley attending to busi ranch near McKinley and is ness at this place Saturday. residing at this place for th« pres FARMERS—G e o T. Moulton ent. warn is your hides. Better see him Bring your watches, clocks or about it. He wants furs also. 8-3-tf jewelry to W. H. Schroeder to be The recent rains put the auto repaired. First c I bbb work guaran stage lines between Marshfield, Ban- teed. The recent rains have increased dou and this place out of commis the run 0f salmon on the river and sion. tne local fishermen are making Mrs. J L Barker and Mr. and good catches. Mrs. Clyde Barker, of the Fairview Mr and MrB. Fred Belloni left neighborhood, were eboppiog in this morning for a visit to the expo Coquille Thursday. sition. They exptet to be gone Win. S. Graham and party re about two weeks. turned Friday from a ten days’ Mrs. Lem Cochran, of Powers, hunting trip to the mountains dur was a Coquille visitor Thursday. ing which they secured five deer. She aud her husband are preparing G o to W. H. Schroeders Jewelry for a trip to the ’Frisco fair. Store and get suggestions for birth H. M. Shaw, M D. Eve, Ear, day or wedding gifts iu cut glass, Nose and Throat specialist will be jewelry or silverware. at Baxter hotel, Coquille, on Thurs The fishermen who visited Brew day November 4th. 6-2t ster Valley last week say that the Vade Gartin, of Bandon, who has fielh were biting so fiercely that they been decorating the Virginia cafe at bud to hide behind tries to bait Powers, passed through here Wed their hooks. nesday on his way home. Big comfortable, reliable Cadil Chas. Baxter, of Marshfield, the lacs arc used on the Slagle auto line new proprietor of the Baxter hotel, to Marshfield, leaving Coquille six spent Sunday and Monday at this times a day. Fare 75 csnts. place, and returned yeBterday even It's s'range, that we don’t hear ing to look after his business on any more about that cup that the Record was going to oJcr as a prize the Bay side. Of Interest to Those Who Patronize the Movies The Fox feature picture service will be resumed at the Scenic on November ioth with “'The Idler,” and the lovers of great pictures cau again gratify their taste weekly. The promised improvement in the grade of pictures turnished by the Universal people has been kept to a noticeable extent, and the pic tures shown during the past week have been quite an improvement over those proceding. We haven’ t had King Baggot but once, and Pauline Bush has not been shown in a barefooted part. On the other hand, we have had several Univer sal pictures that were really good. The trained seals shown Sunday evening were simply wonderful,and this reel will be shown again this week if it can be secured. ‘ ‘ The Diamond From the Sky” is still filling tbe house and is a mighty good serial. Some thrilling stunts were shown in last night’s chapter. Tbe Paramount Travel pictures are well worth seeing, illustrating the scenery and customs oi our South American neighbors. The greatest interest is being shown in the forthcoming serial “ The Broken C o n ,” iu which Francis Ford and Grace Cunard, the principals in “ Lucille Love” again play the leading parts. The first two reel chapter will he shown tomorrow evening. The regular schedule lor this serial will be on Saturday night, but on account of the usual mixup in shipment it is necessary to use the first instalment tomorrow. The second may be shown on next Saturday night, but that is not yet certain, and further announcement will be made as soon as possible. If you want a good seat tomorrow night you would better come early. School Notes . . O f! His Trolley. Theo. Beppan ShoeMfg.Co. Electric-Lighted Milk Wagon Scenic Theatre J. N. Jacobson, who supplies milk to a large proportion oi Coquille’s population is putting on more dog than ever Not content with fitting up bis dairy with milkiug machines, electric lights, sanitary appliances and all that sort of thing, he is now driving an electric-lighted covered milk wagon. This is the product of bis own ingenuity and skill with tools, and it replaces the buggy that he tormerly used, being mounted on the same running gear. It has cov ered top and sides, and will later be closed all around. A little forrard of amidships it has a companion- way athwartships aud let down low enough so that he can step iu and out easily. Forward and aft of this are compartments for the milk bot tles. a space for each bottle. The whole top is of light material, but is thoroughly braced against strain iug with knees consisting of shelf brackets. But the crowning glory of the rig is the electric lighting sys tem. This provides for two head lights, a^ear light and imerior il lumination, the juice being carried in a storage battery. The motive power is still of the equine variety. We judge that the horse does not fully approve of the new rig, for we noticed him, the other night, stand ing with his ears laid flat back on bis head; but that may have been because Jacobson was lingering in the butcher shop when the old horse thought they ought to be on their way home. F ir s t C h a p te r o f “The Broken Coin TOM ORROW — W EDNESDAY N u ff Sed The Big Serial The Diamond From The Sky A TREMENDOUS PRODUCTION BY THE FLYING “A ” COMPANY WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST 2-Reel Chapter Every Monday PARAMOUNT T ra v e l Pictures Every Monday Keystone C o m ed y Every Wednesday, Sunday U n iversal Feature Every Night Don’t wait for bills--come along any evening and we will guarantee a good show 5 cents C Q \ ( i O h K IT M 10 cents R U O S Lies Flat Without Fastening Five Patterns in Stock WANT COLUMN lx l lx l j COQUILLE LAUNDRY NICE. CD. Usually r of the first half tne score stood 19 to 0 in favor of the Marsbfielders The second half opened with Co quille showing up to good advan tage, and for awhile it looked as if thpy would at least tie the score, if not win the victory. Keith Leslie, Woman’s Study Club Coqutlle’s etar player, had tbe mis- | FOR SALE— Registered Duroc’s. successful term of school in the | fortune to dislocate bis elbow in all ages, finest blood. For par Pleasant Hill district last week and , ticulars address J. R Mabeo, went to the Bay to take passage on j Yesterday afternoon the Woman’s tbe beginning of the last half and | Gardiner, Ore. 8-3-10tp the Santa Clara for Portland, on her Study Club held an unusually in had to be removed from tbe game \ He was replaced by an outsider and | Her father teresting meeting in the library. It tbe accident seemed to put tbe whole STOCK HOGS— for sale; all ages way home to Eugene. I and various breeds. Seven cents came down overland to accompany was the second regular meeting of team “ off its feed” and the Bav j on foot. John Mulverhill. tp her on her trip. , the season, the meeting of last week team scored 12 more points. These, however, were not counted as the Lumber was being hauled Friday .being a ca.. meeting, GA. SOLINE LAUNCH for trade for cows or young horse. Apply to Coquill« Heights, for Raymond | After roll call, with quotations whistle of the train interrupted the game before the half was over and j ^ i > n k Burkholder. 7-6-tf Jaud a n d Logan Kay, who will com- Rom colonial writers, talks, with the Marshfield players had to hurry ice is an absolute neces SLASHING— Want to exchange lot mence the construction of a bunga-! readings, were given by Mesdames for the depot. According to the rules no outside or acrengTe for slashing Coquille low on the lots purehasod some time Longston, Springer and Anderson, sity. F or the other six Land Co., Folsom’s Confectionery ago of the Coquille Land Co. The The subjects were respectively: player is supposed to take part in months it is a great con 4-20-tf atructure will be the same as one il- “ General Characteristics of Colonial tbe game, and bo the last 12 poiute were not counted. luBtrated on tbe cover of the Bun- L i t e r a t u r e ,” “ John Smith and Other venience. Have you giv- s e CO n d h a n d t y p e w r i t e r - It was a good game, and had Co e n your Order for the 1 Pittsburg Visible; does first-class galow Magazine and will be up to Colonial Authors,” and "T h e Great quille been opposed to a team any Tbeologisns.” Several numbers, where near its own weight it surely ^ I work. For sale cheap. Ioquire date in every way. season yet: I f not I Herald office. tf for lack of time, go over till the would have resulted in an easy vie-' Movement on foot to enlarge next meeting, November 8, when lory for them; as it was the game they will be given in addition to the | bad an unfortunato ending for them Springfield high school. Bette, make U. Y „ , Iceraaa tollowing program: | The game will probably be played Columbia River highway ma> be this order. Inquire at in good Roll Call, with Quotations from i over. used as far as Bridal Veil.. tf office. FOR SIX MONTHS Coquille People Praiee Simple Mixture from Franklin % Auto- Many In Coquille praise the limpia biography— Rules of Conduct, Pub Harry Miller received u crack on mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine, lic Affairs. Civic Pride— Mrs. A n etc., known as Adler-i-ka. Tins remedy the head with a billiard cue one is tne most THOROUGH bowel cleanser derson. night last week. It has not been ever sold being even used successfully Discussion: Franklin’s Versatil in appendicitis. ONE SPOONFUL learned just who dealt the blow,but | relieves almost ANY CARE of con ity— In What Did He E xcel?— , Miller became so twisted un in ' stipalion, sour or gassy stomach. Mrs Lawrence. O N E MINUTE after you take it the things after he was struck, that he 1 rumble an,i paf8 '0 ut. Adler-i-ka Readings: The Whistle, Motion rushed over on tbe Baxter corner cannot gripe and the INSTANT action for Prayers, Letters— Mrs. Rogers Is surpnain. and tried to “ clean out” George C. J. FUHRMAN, Druggist and Mrs. Pursley. Mehl whom he swore was the one Talk with Selections: Poor Rich that struck him. He would likely ard’s Almanac— Mrs. Perkius. I have met with belter success if he Talk: Franklin’s Service to His i llB<l tackled someone smaller than Incorporated Country- Mrs. Knowlton. I George, for .Ur Mehl laid him on ! Manufactu 3 rs of Reports on Extra Readings. hia back in apite of aii his protests CelebratedBergmann Shoe A business session followed, after and then calmly sat upon him until 1 £ he “ trlon« eBt ,a“,d f e“ re8t W“ ter a. . Proof «hoe made for loggers, miners which the alternoou closed with do an officer arrived. Miller was then prospectors and mill men. mestic science. The assigned lesson j made ufter considerable talking to 621 Thurman Street was discussed, and Mrs. W. H Ly understand his error. We are still ! P o r t l a n d , O regon , ons gave an instructive reading on wondering who the man really was j Agent for Coquille “ Flies.” The next lesson will be that struck him. H . N. L O R E N Z Chapter II, Part II, of “ Nutrition and Diet,” as far as "Corn,” on. page 1 18. Perna Danielson entered t h e Sophomore class from the Bandon High School last week, bringing the total high school enrollment up to eighty. Last Friday morning the High School and eighth grade were giv en a musical treat by P. M. Hall- Sudden Death Lewis, who brought his Victrola aud played a number of very fine Al. Bradway, a former tesident records. of Tillamook, who came here re The high school pupils aud facul cently from Glendale, dropped dead ty were the guests of the Junior on the street about n o’clock this class at a jolly party in the high morning from heart disease. He school building last Friday evening. was coming down town from bis An excellent program wai given in residence near the school house and the first part of the evening. This had just exchanged a few words was followed by games and fortune with a young man whom he met in telling. One of the prominent fea front of John Hickham’s house. A tures of the evening was a track moment later the young man heard fall, and looking around saw Mr. meet in which the members o f the faculty distinguished themselves. Bradway lying on the sidewalk At a late hour the guests gathered Death appeared to have been in again in the assembly room to par stantaneous and he did not move take of refreshments, consisting of after falling. The body was taken sandwiches, apples, pie and punch. to the undertaking parlors, and fun A "sin g " followed the lunch and eral arrangements had not been and after this the company dis completed as we go ’.o press. The deceased was an elderly man and persed. The high school girls are plan leaves a wife whose sudden bereave crushing blow to her. ning to organize several basketball ment is a ----------* •— teams aud to begin hard practice on The Football Game. the first of December when the Ath letic Association hires the ball. «In The football game Friday be the meantime they will practice at tween tbe Marshfield and Coquille basket throwing on the school football teams resulted in tbe vic grounds when the weather is favor tory for Marshfield by the score of able. Two baskets are to be put 19 to 0. up this week far enough from the Though the Bay team outweighed school house to permit practice the local boys by at least 15 pounds without danger of disturbing the per man the Coquille team put up a lower grades. very interesting game. At tbe close 1 Simplex Cream Separator, 900 to he shot for between Coquille and lbs. capacity. 1 Little Giant Rus the Marshfield gunmen. sian Steam Turbine Separator, 400 Baby Buggies and Runabouts. lbs. capacity. 1 Remington Sboles All kinds of Fruit Jars, Stone Jars, Typewriter No 11 in good condi Stone Churns, and 1 10 gal. Barrel tion. At Quick’s Second Hand Store. Churn, good as new. At Quick’s We would like to hear of L. H Second Hand Store. Hazard getting into real action Did you ever see a man learn to against the quail, with that sawed drive an auto by reading the book off 42 cemineter shotgun of his. of instructions that came with the He does lots of automobile hunting, car? A man tried it tbe other day hut we haven’ t seen any quail yet. at Myrtle Point, and shifted the W. J. Longston, Allen Collier, B. gears wrong. He proceeded down the street backward instead of for Folsom and N. M. Neiman returned Sunday evening from their hunting ward. On account of the growth of the trip to the Twelve Mile country. second year history class, which had They report a good time, and increased to forty pupils, a division brought back five pairs of horns to into two sections was made yester RATES: One cent a word, each in prove lhat they really had venison. | day. sertion. No charge less than 15 cents' Miss Laura Ruth closed a very I - Community Silver yards 1-2 “ .60 .90 2x3 yards $3.60 3x4 yards 7.50 H.0.ANDER80N Comp Com plete House Furnisher Sewing Machine Needles Laird Building