MtHlLY MENilONtD
W A N TE D — Cbitham Bsrk.
Peel. Geo. T Moulton
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Accident to Charm
NOTES ON THE PHOTOPLAYS
The Charm got her propeller mixed
Mrs. Chas. W igant was in fiom
R »»d the Want ads.
They may
up in the ferry cable Thursday night O f Interest to Those W h o
the North Fork today.
which delayed her departure down the
lift 111 jo u ,
Patronize the Movies
Bob Henderson, of North Bend, river for several minutes. Jack Tozier,
J. D. Benbain was in front Fair-
is spending a lew days in this city operator of the ferry, who was assist- '
Coquille patrons ol the sileut
Food provided for the family table de
view the last ol the week.
Highest price paid for county ing in extricating the cable, in some drama will be interested iu kn ow
manner
had
a
bone
in
hia
wrist
broken.
serves the careful thought o f every house
Highest price paid for county scrip and orders. The Title Co. tf
On Friday the Charm had the mis ing that the Scenic has closed a
scrip and orders.
The Title Co. If
wife. D o you use thought when buying
Jim Mast, o f Baudon, was a C o fortune to strike a log, which bent her contract for the Paramount pictures
The air is daik with smoke in the
baking powder?
shaft and put her on the retired list for
quille visitor today.
to first come on WedueMlav, June
southeast as a result of lines! fires
another day.
Fled B «k ci, ol Brewster valley,
2 1 . Every goed picture fan knows
The quality o f cake, biscuits and all
F »r Xpert pisuo till ing, cull lii
was a Coquille visitor today.
that the Paramoun' pictures have
quickly
raised flour foods depends largely
O i*unjuer.
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Back From Portland
Geo. T Moulton will pay highest
no superior. They are strictly first-
upon the kind o f baking powder used.
Capt. O Willard is steeling a lUHiket price for wool and n.ohair
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Machon returned class iu every way and are product
Ford cat between here and Uandon I
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Royal Baking Powder is made from
yesterday from Portland where they: ed by some o f the very best makers
on a passenger line
By ttquest of the grand ju ry the saw the Rose Carnival and spent a in the business. They aie not i nly
cream o f tartar derived from grapes. It is
J. D. Krantz wr-s down from the \ flag is now floating over the court week enjoying the sights. Mr. Machon
superior in every othei wav, ti it
absolutely pure and has proved its excel
Fishtrap country Saturday.
reports a most enjoyable time; and, they ate always clean and unob
house while couit is in sessiou.
lence for making food o f finest quality and
Highest piiee paid for c unty i
like everyone else who has seen it, he
Fresh Vegetables at »1 times at
is enthusiastic in speaking of the Col jectionable m orally. They show us
scrip and orders. The Title Co tf j
wholesomeness for generations.
Lyons & Jones.
umbia highway. The comfort and en such stats as Mary Pickfotd, Mar
Lloyd Irvine, of Powers, spent Sat-1
Royal Baking Powder contains no alum
Mrs. M. A. Colebrook who resided at joyment of the railroad trip also im guerite Clatk, Dustin Farnum and
urday night and Sunday in this city.
this place several years sgo, and who pressed him, in comparison with former others of the top-notchers whom we
nor
phosphate.
The blackberries are beginning to
has spent the past few years on a methods of reaching the interior.
have oever seen here. Ii will I*
ripen, thanks to the past few days of 1
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ranch in Curry county, has returned to
remembered that Paraiuounts were
sunshine.
R O Y A L B A K IN G P O W D E R CO.
Coquille to reside.
“Alm ost an Accident”
shown and liked here lor them om h
Be "p repa red” h r tlie Fourth.
N ew York
Money to ioau in small amounts
C nip 11 " line of tiiecrackers at
preceding the hurniug of the Grand.
ou improved city p iop ertt.
The
A pair of farm horses took a brief
Folsom’s C ou f.clion eiy
At the time the cost was too high
Title Com pany.
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spin down Firat street this morning,
Dr. V. L. Hamilton, wife and son
In the Fairview country several but yielded to the blandishments of to allow o f their being shown at
Will wonders never cease? The rain 10th of June, it sure causes people to
Earl returned Sunday morning from a \
fields of potatoes seem to have been County Agriculturist .Smith and stopped regular prices here, and two ie i-
and hail and snow were bad enough sit up and take notice. This is some-
two weeks’ auto trip in the eastern part
in
front
o
f
his
office.
The
two
lady
hit pretty hard by the frost as the
tutes at advanced prices f..r a *e, k
near the first o f May, but when a heavy thing that none of the old settlers seem
of the state. They came back over the
vines are blackened and not showing occupants of the light rig took the af was a little too rich for our blood.
old Coos Bay wagon road. “ Doc” says I
frost appears on the morning of the to remember having seen before.
fair with perfect composure. It seems
any signs of life.
N ow the Paramount people have
the road is still some muddy.
T h e “ buzzards’ roost” iu front ol that coming down the hill by the Tuttle made some concessions that seetn
T iy a cm of that Tuna Fi»h «1
House, one of the tugs dropped and
aiszara
Lyons & Jones — only 15c per can. Sehroeuer’ s confectionery has been started the horses. By the time they to piace the service within the
done away with and a steel cover stopped all the tugs were flying but reach o f the small exhibitor, pi ovid-
“ Dad” Woodford, who has been vis -1
iting out in the valley for the past ing placed over the basement en the neck yoke held up the pole, aud the ing that his patrons stay with him
JJ
rig was drawn by the lines.
month, returned home Saturday. He trance.
to a reasonable extent, and it will
reports an enjoyable time. One of the
Anyone wishing any of A. G .
be tried out again.
The features
main reasons for his return is that the Spaulding’s a; 01 ting goods come to
Electrical Expert Coming
will be shown on Wednesday and
fish are beginning to take a tty here E A. Folsom , agent, Hud order at
abouts.
L. W. Turnbull, heating device spec Saturday nights and at the regular
A L U M IN U M S IX -Q U A R T KETTLE
any time.
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ialist o f the General Electric Company, price ol 5 and 15 cents, and no
Cull on Lyons & Jones when you
For Preserving, Pot Roasting, Stewing Etc.
One man of this city informs us that
arrived on the Bay Monday and with doubt is felt that the Coquille pub
want a Nemo Corset.
he has been keeping count of the li
his corps of assistants will be in Co lic will give an adequate patronage
Useful every day
J. P. Beyers motored to M cK in quor advertisements that he has re
quille Friday and Saturday of this week
ley for a Sunday visit with h isch il ceived through the mail from liquor to demonstrate the latest electrical to these splendid pictures. A sched
houses since the first of the year, and
dren, who are spending their vaca
cooking devices.
Mr. Turnbull is a ule has not been received, but an
that he has exactly 51 order blanks now
specialist in his line and is coming to nouncement will he made later of
tion with their grand parents, Mr. in his possession.
our city througn the efforts o f the Ore the opening bill.
and Mrs L A. Law horn.
Mts. M cAdam s, an aged lady gon Power Company who wish to give
Old fans will be pleased to learn
Bargains— 1 incubator 50 egg living across the river from this city their patrons the opportunity to see
that
the Scenic has contracted for
capacity ; 1 set heavy harness; 1 set
had ihe misfortune to fall and break these wonderful devices in actual oper some o f the old Biograpbs which
Painter fulls and hooks; 1 plow, 10
ation
in
their
own
homes.
inch; 5 sewing machines. Will seil three r ibs last week. She is doing
we all used lo en joy .
These pic
cheap or exchange for chickens or nicely under Doctor Culin’s care,
tures have been re-issued on new
Boy
Scouts
Pass
Through
anything useful I cau handle. — At and though past seventy, is beating j
films and two will be teceived each
Q uick’s.
up cheerfully. .
The Boy Scouts of Roseburg to the week. Practically all of them were
Chas. Watson and family who
FAR M E RS— G e o. T. M oulton number of twenty-two were in Coquille made under D. W. Griffith as di
have resided at Corvallis for the wants your bi.lea. Better sec him last evening, under the leadership of rector, and they show such old fa
past year, have returned to Coquille about it. He wants furs also. 8-3tf Scoutmaster R. S. J. Hamilton. They vorites as Flotence Lawrence, Ma
left Roseburg last Tuesday and hiked
on a vacation trip.
They arrived
I, A. Liljeqvist was reported sick to Brewster valley, where they camped rian Leonard, Arthur Johnson,
Saturday and expect to spend some and confined to the house tor sever
until yesterday and had a very enjoy Mary Pickford, H enry W althall,
time visiting relatives and friends. al daos last week, but according to able outing. They made their camp BI nche Sweet, Mae Marsh aud
100 Acres G ood Timber iu Tow n the report on the streets this alter- here last night and were planning to go others. Th ey are all in single reeli,
ship 20, Range 10, Coos Cuuuty. For noon he was able to land on a par to Bandon today, where they intended
but except in the matter ol length
to spend a few days, going home by
prices, address B«u G otloi, Enter
ty last evening in response to an in Myrtle Point and Camas valley. Scout they are equal to any that are made
prise, Oreg
5-10-5tp
sulting remark
master Hamilton reports a fine trip so today. Many of the old fans would
Roy A very, who has been taking
far, with no accidents and all in good rather see them again than any of
J. L K rouenburg, one of the sol
a course iu the School ol Journalism
health and spirits.
the new ones.
at the State University, is due here id citizens of Ba ndon, and long a
and the c o u p on if presented
N ext week will be shown " T h e
respected
resident
o
f
this
valley,
on o r b e fo r e June 17» 1916
today. He will again be associated
Baseball G am e
Garden of A lla h ,” a scenic picture
with the Herald, and this time with died at that place last Saturday af
Aluminum utensils are NOT “all the same.” Be sure you get
The funeral
“ Wear-Ever.” Look for the “ Wear-Ever” trade mark on the
The Coquille Independents defeated that followed the course described
the management. His many Iriends ter a short illness.
bottom o f every utensil. If it is not there it is not “ W ear-Ever.”
took
place
today
and
was
largely
the
Coquille High school crack baseball in the noted story and play of that
will he glad to know that he will
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
team by the score of 9 to 2 at Lyon’s name
Many months were co n
become a permanent resident of attended from this city.
field Friday afternoon.
Some of the sumed in getting these views o f
Money to loan in small amounts
Replace utensils that wear out
the city.
excuses heard from members of the
Arab life, and the desert o f Africa
on im proved city property.
The
High school team are that whenever
G o to Q uick’s for your screen
with
utensils that “ W ear-Ever”
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the High school made a bad play it was was penetrated by the camera man.
BUKMMS
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TlWOt HAW
doors aud saw filing, saws, gum- Title Company.
The picture is not only educational
See for yourself the difference between “ W ear-E ver’ ’ and oth er,
rnii g, second hand saws, carpenter
Miss Pearl Davis left Saturday for the result of the wind blowing hard.
kinds o f aluminum and enameled ware— then you will know why s o j
tools, axes, brush books, tie hack Seattle, Wash., where she will in fu They forget that th e Independents but intensely interestingaud unique.
many women prefer “ W ear-E v er” cooking utensils.
played
in
the
same
wind
that
they
did.
ing tools.
“
The
Getman
Side
of
the
W
a
r”
ture reside with a sister.
Miss Davis’
Cut out this Coupon— Bring it to us today
many friends regret her departure They also say that when the Indepen which will be shown tomorrow
from Coquille. Last Tuesday evening dents mads a bad play it was “ rotten” night, will give the real scenes in
m
a number of her friends tendered her a work on their part. The older team
and about the Germ in army
Per
farewell party at the home of Mr. and players are throwing out their chests
KATES: One cent a word, each in Mrs. Cecil Elwood. A pleasar.t time and asserting that the High school mission for the taking was granted
sertion. No charge less than 15 cents'
“ Wear-Ever” Coupon
was had playing games until a late don’t know the game so the High school by the German authorities and the
We will accept this coupon and 98c in payment for one “ Wear-
hour.
Delicious refreshments were can't be blamed for its slandering com fact that the pictures are put out
Ever" six quart Aluminum Kettle, which Hells regularly for
FOR S A L E — Tws » o ik horses, 7
ments. The High school played out of
Si.M, provide« you present the coupon in person at store on or
served.
by the Chicago Tribune is a guar
before June 17, 1«16.
years old, weigh about 1700 each.
luck like any good team will do some
IjWlAB-lVtin
/wtAR-tvtRV
S. Domenigliiui, Lampa 6-6 If
Miss Label Downs, dauehter of times, and they can’t be blamed for antee ol authenticity.
Rev- and Mrs. T , H. Downs, ar being peeved at being beaten by a lot
G O O D M IL K C O W S for sale
F.
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Inuòi * u » k /
rived
here Saturday evening from of “ bushers.”
\\UU 0 C H
A»H
I
Died
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B. Phillips, Coquille.
5 - 9 t 1
City.
Corvallis, to visit her parents Mtss|
Notice
FO Il S A L E — Bees and Bee sup Downs has just completed a course
GREGORY—At the home of his son, O.
plies. Mace Bros., Myrtle Point.
C. Gregory, on Fishtrap, June 11,
at the Agricultural College, grad-j
5 10 10tp
1916, Zimri Gregory, aged about 78
All persons knowing themselves
uating last Tuesday Irom the school
years.
indebted to Henry Halverson, de
FOR SALE—native, yellow dent seed of pharm acy.
The deceased came here from Kansas
ceased, please remit the amount to
corn—high yield ears, 120 days to
Money to loan in small amouots the undersigned, administer of his 27 yaars ago and followed farming, liv
silo.
J. N. Gearhart, Dora, Ore
K. HALVERSON
ing nearly all the time on Fishtrap. He
on improved city property
The estate.
gon.
5-l-10tp
has been ateadily failing in health of
Title Company.
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5-23-4tp
late, but his death was not considered
\\ A N T E D — Hides, pav tup price
imminent. He is survived by three,
eash. G. ( ’ . Motley, Hu finer. Ore.
sons and three daughters: O. C., of
4 25 10tp
Fishtrap; Mrs. Samantha Applegate, of
SECOND HAND 1 V FE W H I IK K — I
Idaho; Lincoln of Oklahoma; Mrs. Hul-
Pittsburg Visible; does first-class 1
dah Matthews, of Bandon; Mrs. Elvesa
work.
For sale cheap. Inquire I
Talbert, of Albany; L. N. Gregory, of
at Herald o ffic e
If
this city. The funeral took place yes
terday at Fishtrap, where the deceased’s
WANTKD—Married maa to work]
The Chicago Tribune’s latest war pictures of
wife and a son and daughter are buried.
on ranch. Inquire at Herald of- j
Acs
Study Food Values
I /; Ila I
KiIltne5<juirrels
dnd finnhnrc
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Get this $1.65
“W e a r - E v e r
P r o fe s s io n a l C a rd s
Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT
D entist
Office ovc r First National Bank
Phone Main 431
324, Office
514, Res.
G. EARL LOW, M. D.
P h y sic ia n a n d su r g e o n
Office over Farmers & Merchants
Bank
Dr. G. W. LESLIE
OflTBOPATHlC p h ysician
Graduate of the American School
of Osteopathy of 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.
E. D. SPERRY
A ttorney and
C ounsellor at L aw
Office in Robinson Building
GEO. E. RICHARDS
A tto rn e y at L aw
N o t a r y P ublic
Ofiice in Robinson Bldg.
C oquille................... Oregon
W. C. CHASE
A ttorney at L aw
Ofiice in Rielimond-ßarker Bldg
C. R. BARROW
A ttorney and C ounsellor at L aw
Ollice Phone 335
Residence Phone 34f>
J. J. STANLEY
LAWYER
Riclimond-Bnrker Building
Coquille, Oregon
A. J. SHERWOOD
A ttorney at L aw
First National Bank Building
Room 8 2-3-4
WALTER SINCLAIR
A ttorney at L aw
Notary Public
Coquille
"G oin g Up’'
Supplies are high
Machinery is high
Overhead is high
But laundry prices haue re
mained the same.
We have given the mat
ter of laundering years
of careful study.
We
have kept persistently
at the task to produce
work that was free from
harsh methods. We have
succeeded.
Our wash
ing process has recently
been improved. Proper
washing is the founda
tion upon which is budd
ed the art of successful
Laundering.
Satisfac
tion guaranteed or mon
ey back. : : : : :
CIIPLIE DUMMY IHLL GO.
For O N L Y
WANT COLUMN
H. O. A N D E R S O N
Scenic Theatre
War! War! War!
w AN TED -Im lu-trious
men who
can furnish acctplahle contract
and s< me cash, 'o travel lor the
celebrated Rawleigh Company.
Largest line of household necessi
ties direct from Factory to Farm.
.Spl udid territory uow avail tide
in til's state
Sure money maker
for enterprising men. For full
particulars address, J. A Hart,
Coquille, Oregon.
HOMESTEADS BY THE UNII 15
States government in the Colville
Indian Reservation, Wash., open
ed in July. Over 1,000,000 acres
f r the public. Copyrighted map
showing r o a d s , rivers, lakes,
ere ks, mountains, Indian all t-
niet ts and mineral lands
D '•
«cr.pt.on of s me and also bow to
locate any homestead in the re-
eei Tat ion without the aid of a
laud locator. Postpaid #1 South
A MtCrea, 555 Eagle Bldg , Spo-
k ne, Wash.
5-2-lOtp
German and Austrian
Battlefields
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C H U R C H O F C H R IS T .
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7 :30p. m.
Preaching 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Morning s u b je c t, “ The Beautiful
Character of Love.”
Evening subject, “ Open Books.”
Christian Endeavor ” p. m.
J ohn F. L eggett , Minister.
See
The swift-marching troops. The cavalry and infantry. The big guns
in action, also the deadly machine guns mowing down the men like
grain. The most terrific cannonading. The wounded
The captured.
The heroes. These are all shown in this stupendous battle and colossal
war.
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Scenic Theatre
Wednesday, June 14th
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