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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1916)
Save a Small Place in Your Baggage for a Camera Summer time is C A M E R A time of course. Everybody really wants a camera— and we have cameras at prices adapted to Y O U R ability to buy— small ones for the chil dren. Photo Supplies for ANY Camera Correct materials for taking, making and finishing G O O D pictures. High Quality- the R IG H T goods to use with A N Y camera. Bring Y our Films back to us Developing and printing work of high order. Bring all films here. Save your vacation films and let us develop them. FUHRMAN’S PHARMACY MERELY MENTIONED ! Gerald Hunt, of Marshfield, was | a Coquille visitor Wednesday. The recent rains worked bard Re til the W.iut ad». They may ship on the fanners who had hay help ion, down Dot Medlock is spending a month Highrst price paid for county at Bandon, set ip and orders. The Titls Co. tf Henry Huggins spent ibe week Miss Mary Levar is enjoying » end in Marshfield. visit with Mr. and Mrs. L A. Law- Highest price paid for conuty born at their home near McKinley scrip and orders. The Title Co. If A $55 "Shell Lake” canoe in J. P Clausen, ot Riverton, was a perfect condition can be bought for Coquille visitor yesterday. $id. Write Mrs. J A. Gamble, C. Bartlett, of North Bend, was Bandou, Oregon. The Longston Construction Com in town several days on business pany started work this morning on last week Andrew Kirtz, of North Bend, their stieet contract, beginning on spent the first part of the week at Third street. Coos C o u n t y T h e H e r a l d ' s S p e c i a l Co...-, ( 'm in ty News Service Bridge Briefs veie visiting their aunt here this v eek. St:,tiff Bros, have about complet ed tiuir uew biniga! w. No. 2 C East Fork liem i Brownie Binger Laitd, Mis Li.itd and Mrs. Aaron Wilson and two chil children ol Roselmrg, are visiting dren of Coquille visited at the bis parents and other relations in Claude Nosier home last week. l ’ rewster Valiev Binger has been Miss Dollie Weltch was at home driving an auto lor about four for a few days last week canning years and has not h id an accident. fruit. She expects to spend the re The figures publisned in the mainder of the summer at Powers Sentinel showing the amount of Dr. C- W. Endicott has fitted up produce sold aud u-ed in the in a tempotarv dental office at Bridge, firmary should be an eye opener to and a number of Bridge peoble have anyone who thinks that the county , taken advantage of this opportuni hospital farm does not deliver the this place. WANTED— Chitham Bark. 1910 ty to have dental work done. goods. When a farm like the one tf Go to Quick’s for your screen Peel. Geo. T. Moulton Etic Goldbloom, who has been owned by Coos county can be made doors and saw tiling, saws, gum- Messrs L dd and Harris, ibe mi! g , second band s u w h , carpenter contractors who are lo build the working at Powers lor several to turn off stuff to the amount ot tools, axes, brush books, ti>- hack new court house, were in town months, is staying at Weekly’s for $1 400 aud more without counting ing tools Wednesday, signing their contract a short time He plans to start carrots, and other vegetables and Mrs. Alice Holverstotl, of Fair- with the county court, east Tuesday and will visit bis fruits, it takes a man vho is a far view, is spending a month visiting mer to do it Mr McLeod is a far For expert piano tuning, cull ui brother in Minnesota. friends at Sumner Mrs R C Endicott and younger mer who makes the county hospital O Sumner. tf Charles Whetstone left last week Miss Alice Culin, who came home children went to Myrtle Point farm pay, uot only in crops raised tor a couple of weeks’ outing in the from Berkeley last week for a short Tuesday evening, and staved over but by turning tussock laud into the j kind that brings crops Better McKinhy country. visit with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. night at the S. S. Endicott home. A few weeks ago, sue titan that the count, boaiders have; .. . a . prominent logging gging supply man was Geo. Hathaway, of Farmingtou, Walter Culin. will leave Saturday Miss Anua Turley, of O A. C., here. He was ottered a good order if his people * i peo DM could deliver Wash . was a business visitor here on her return to California the goods. In a few minutes he had talked to Tacoma and gave three cookiug demonstrations good clean beds, good lood and with the assurances he received, he closed a $lrl,000 order. plenty of it I know lor I have: last week. • One of the water pipes buist iu our community on the afternoons One evening last week, a prominent local lumber operator slept in one ol the teds and eaten Have you purchased that new at the west corner of the court of July 8, to, II,— the first two at wished to discuss a matter of policy with his associate. He had an eight minute conversation between Marshfield and necktie, pair ot shoes or new hat? house yesterday morning and the Mrs. E E Weekly’s and the last the loud. In my opinion the bed« Oakland, reached a decision and saved the expense of a trip and lood are as good as the average II not we have them at T H E H AB water had to be shut off in that one at Mrs C. H. Nosler’s. The to California and five days time. ERD ASH ERY. G home has. I will venture this is part of town while rhe pipe was re lectures were well attended and Always THINK before you START; “Can 1 do it by tele true that Mr. and Mrs McLeod give j Miss Mary Mellin, ot North phone? You will save much time and traveling expense, greatly r ppreciated. paired. multiplying your efficiency. the residents ol the county hospital I Bend, is visiting at (he Hasting The evangelistic meetings at the Money to loan in small amounts moie kindness than the big major- j home ou Cunningham. on improved city property. The Cbtistian church closed Friday ity of the county boaiders gave to j Bridgman Smith, w h o comes Title Company. night, and baptismal services wers 6 Gtf themselves before they became resi from Canada, stopped a few days The salmon fishing season open held Saturday morninw at the river. dents ol the county hospital. here last week viewing the country. ed the 15th.' There are lots of fish The attendance was splendid, and — - Anyone wishing any of A. G in the lower river and the fisher much good was accomplished. Mr. Only Good Handling Spaulding’s up or ting goods come to Price will probably preach here E A. Folsom, agent, and order at men are making good catches. • Will Get Good Eggs Many salmon are reported in the every Friday night for the uext any time. tf tew months. (By C. C. Lamb, O. A. C. Extension John Miller returned from Marsh upper South Fork as far as Powers. Mrs. Geo. Krunk and daughter Poultry Specialist.) We solicit your deposits, having in mind that if you need assist Mrs. C- P. Stafford, of Haljsey, field yesterday on the morning There are now plenty of ordinary and Vesta returned to their home last ance at any time, it is our purpose to help you in so far as it is Ore , is here visiting with Mrs. E. train. inferior eggs on the city market. Now consistent with sound banking. wtek. Mrs Krunk underwent is the time to produce eggs of good Cherries are now tipe and its D Sperry and greeting her old successful operation at the hospital quality and insist on selling them on a friends. Mrs Stafford is the daugh hard lo tell which gels the most, ter of D. F. Dean, one of the foun at Marshfield about two months quality basis. he kids or the birds ago, arid since leaving the hospital If you have not a market at hand ders of this paper. CAPITAL and SURPLUS $60,000.00 that will huy your eggs and pay you a Money to loan in small amounts she has visited friends and relatives A. J. SHERWOOD, President L. H. HAZARD. Cashier FARMERS— G e o T. Moulton on improved city property. The R. E. SHINE. Vice President O. C. SANFORD, Asst. Cashier on the Bay, and in the Coquille cash price according to quality, write wai Is your hi lea. Batter sr» him the O. A. C. Poultry department for Title Company. tf about it. He wants furs also. 8 - 3 tf valley towns information concerning the Oregon Co Jim Thrilt is employed in the A number of Bridge people are operative Egg Circles. E. E. Johnson was the second Smith mill at Marshfield where he Feed the layerB, clean, wholesome lowest bidder for the contract to attending the Chautauqua at Myr s learning the saw filing game furnish the planking for the half tie Point, among them being Mrs. food. Don’t forget plenty of pure wa t ? ' Geo. T Moulton will pay highest mile ot planking to connect up the C S. Murphy, Miss Helen Murphv, ter and green food during these sum- ; mer days. Provide plenty of nests m srket price for wool and mohair Empire-North Bend toad. The Mr. and Mrs R J. Montgomery, (with plenty of clean, dry straw in ' 3 - 14 tf North Bend Mill and Lumber com Dwight Culver, Mr and Mrs. C. H. them) to prevent the hens crowding Fourteen million head of cattle pany got the contract at $12 and Nosier, Lyle, Bryce and Alice Nos while laying. Results, fewer dirty, and sheep of all ages are pastured Mr Johnson’s bid was $12 50. Sev ier, Mrs. E. E- Weekly, Edwin cracked and heated eggs. Gather eggs at least once a day. In j on the National Forests annually. eral oth2r bids were entered. Weekly, Misses Della Bryant, Ora hot weather or under muddy conditions i District Attorney I.iljeqvist re- twice a day. Editor Marsters of the Gold Roselle and Edith Houser. urned Thursday to the Bay alter Beach Globe, has sold his paper to Make a practice of cleaning all soiled , Miss Edythe Lund, of Ma-sbfield, the tax cases which he was hand J. Huntley and retired from busi arrived here Thursday for a week’s eggs the same day gathered. The egg shell is porous and bacteria remaining ling were settled. ness because of ill health. Mr. visit with her sister, Mrs. R. J. on the egg can penetrate and contami $15. $18 aud $20 suits at T H E Huntley announces that on July Montgomery. nate it. H ABERDASH ER Y. 27th the Globe will be consolidated In cleaning, do not put the eggs in Misses Lou and Maude Hooton Misses Genevieve and Pauline with the Gold Beach Reporter of are planning to go to Coquille water. Use a damp cloth to wipe the Chase returned Saturday evening which Mr. Huntley is also editor. next week for a visit with relatives. shell only where there is dirt to re move. When necessary some abrasive from a delightful visit of several In future the combined papers will Miss Edith House is staying with substance (as Bon Ami or Sapolio) may days with Miss Mabel Wilcox of be known as the Gold Beach Re M'S. Joe Laird, in Myrtle Point, be used on the cloth. McKinley. porter. Keep eggs in a cool, reasonably dry and attending the Chautauqua. Per Thousand place. Keep in a temperature of not "Moose” Muirhead, one of the Bargains — 1 incubator 50 egg J G. Houser and family expect higher than 50 to 60 degrees. Between University of Oregon’s star track capacity ; 1 set heavy harness; 1 set to move to Douglas county in two 35 and 45 degrees is best. men, passed through town yester Painter falls and hooks; 1 plow, 10 iDch; 5 sewing machines. Will aell or three months. Do not keep the eggs near any sub day morning 00 his way to Powers cheap nr exchange for chickens or Mr. and Mrs Chas. Warner came stance having a strong odor; such as where he will work during the anything useful I can handle. — At down trom Bancroft one day last kerosene or vegetables. summer. He expects to return to Quick’s. After the breeding season is over, week Mrs. Mary Machado and school this fall. Four men, under the supervision daughter. Miss Lillian, went home strive to produce infertile eggs. It will require about 20 days after the of Perry Robinson, commenced with them * t males are removed to produce all infer work this morning upon the new1 F.ank Fish, of Bancroft, has tile eggs. The hens will continue t o ' creamery ol the Coquille Valley gone to San Francisco as a witness lay as well as when The roosters are RATES: One cent a word, each in Creamery Company, to take the in the Puter land case. He started present. More money is likely to be sertion. No charge less than 15 cents1 place of the one which burned re Saturday evening, expecting to realized on infertile eggs because they ' cently. No contract has been let catch the early train Sunday morn will not depreciate in case they a re ; PIGS for Sale. F B Phillips. subjected to heat while being market 7-11-tf for the work which will be done by ing, as he had to be in San Fran ed as a fertile egg will. A sufficient L O ST— Elgin watch, seven jewels, clay labor under Mr Robinson's cisco at to o'clock Monday morn rise in temperature for but a short time will produce germ development in fer-1 at Myrtle Point races. Finder ] supervision, ing. tile eggs. An infertile egg will retain ■ leave at Baxter hotel. Jas Rob N. C Kelley, Scout Master, is good quality for 10 days under condi- j ertsjn 7 18 2t planning on taking about twenty tions that will spoil a fertile egg in 48 Arago Personals GOLDEN IT A L IA N B E E S —And boy scouts into the Brewster Valley hours. Queens, untested $t, tested $1 50 next week for a ten days’ hike It should be understood, however, Perry Brewer was called to Cali that a fertile basket behind the kitchen Purity mating guaranteed. F. About half of the time will be spent M. Alley, 697 N. Cottage. Salem, fornia on account of the death ot stove, or on the warm pantry shelf; the in regular scout work, drilling and Oregon 7-18-iotp his two year old son. Mrs Brewer exposed egg case in the hot sun on the the like has been visiting her parents there. w s; to town, and the procrastinating FOR SA L E — B<es and Pec Biip- Money to loan in small amounts method of marketing the egg by pass We are just in receipt of notices from p.ies. Mace B ids ., Vltrlle Point,. on improved city property Aasen Bros, are hauling ties and ing it along to several different pro The 5 16 10 tp the manufacturers of Electric Motors will soon have the boom full. Title Company. tf crastinating middlemen—reduce t h e value of the eggs. Elmer Bell has had several teams SECOND HAND TY PE W R ITER— th at prices will advance 10 per cent on ------------------- Pittsburg Visible; does first-class employed hauling wood for the Prompt Adjustment July 23. Owner—“ How did you come to punc work. For sale cheap. Inquire cheese factory. ture the tire?” Chauffeur—“ Ran over: at Herald office. tf Coquille, Ore., July 17, 1916. Mrs. James Ellis and two young a milk bottle.” Owner—"Didn't you Anyone thinking of purchasing an Elec The Coquille Valley Creamery est children, of Norway, were visit see it in time?" Chauffeur—“ No; the tric Motor will do well to order it im Company of Coquille, Oregon, has ing her daughter, Mrs. Donaca, one kid had it under his coat. " —TownTopics. mediately and thereby save this 10 per received of the Phoenix Fire In day this week "In our country, where can we really surance Company ot Hartford, cent. Cal Ellis has purchased a new find the cream of society?” asked Mis« Conn., and the Fidelity-Phenix Ford car. Blase. Régulai as the Clock "In Reno, of course, where society Fire Insurance Company of New B. L. Tracy took a truck full of gees through the separator, ” replied York, through the hands of T. A. tile to Myrtle Point yesterday. the cynic acridly.—Judge. Walker. Agent. Six Thousand Dol- A number of people of this place ars ($6000 00) being the full amount First-Class fsre ot-_ »10.00 Learn How to Write of the insurance carried by us on are attending the Chautauqua at Up freight, per ton .... 3.00 out creamery plant here that burn Myrtle Point this week and all say Coquille, Ore. Phone 71 it is fine. Newspaper, Moving Picture and ed on the 25th dav ot June, 1916. I Magazine Writing pays big returns. A large crowd attended the show Writing is the most independent of E. & E. T. K ruse In appreciation of the prompt and all professions. Study it during 24 California Street, San Francisco t. it adju-'ment and pa)tpent of our and dance at Norway Wednesday your spare time at home. We show you how to utilize your brains and !•>—■ we take plea-ure in reerm- night. T nr. DU H nis ubami a A Bolle« p r e p a r a tio n o f m a r t e 1 get by with your copy. This is one V .adlea ' A - k jo m r I» la w N t H elp« t o e r a d l o a f J — *------ Ellis Bros, will toon begin on the m-ti ling those companies and Mr. ( k h c k e s - lp r ’s iH u m orid T*r«___ For Reservations of the latest and most economical For Hectoring < 1*111« In R e d »n t U « I 4 m etallic >««uty to C boxe», se a le d w ith U lne Ril>bon. <♦, W.. ket t, the insmi g | tib’ic. courses ever offered. Ask for in contract ot putting in the drainage Wo. an d < T a k e bo o th e r H uy o f * o a r v J. E. NORTON formation. Wrmmmimi. A«.v f «< i r i -4 I Í K » T 1 R H ditch for Joe Lett C- E Me Curtly, Ptt-s. i m a V o n d IIR \ N I» I’ l l I 4 , f„ f XJ. S. P ress Association, ■ lo a I s N DERCORNS Agent, Coquille, Oregon rear« k »ow n a« B est, S a fe st. AI w ays R el »I -te e s , e t r . . atope a l 1 p a in , e n C. T Skcels, Mgr. Bond Building. W ashingto . D C. fe e t, m a k e s w e lk in * eaay. 15 Miss Myrtle DeLong and sister $ j jo o Autographic Fixture New Size 3 7 - 8 x 4 7-8 K n o w lto n ’s Drug Store i n i Big Business Uses the Telephone i Protessional Cards GEO. E. RICHARDS A ttorney at L aw M oney to L oan Office in Robinson Bldg. Coquille................- Oregon Dr. C. W. ENDICOTf D k n t i b t Office ovi r First National Bank Phone Main 431 324, Office 614, Res. G. EARL LOW. M. D. P hysician and surgeon Office over Farmers & Merchants Bank Dr. G. W. LESLIE • OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Graduate of the American School of Osteopathy of Kirksville, Mo. Office in Eldorado Qlock Marshfield Oregon Dr. R. H. HOPKINS C h ir o p r a c t o r Laird Building - Coquille, Ore. H Going Up’' Supplies are high Machinery is high Overhead is high But laundry prices haue re mained the same. We have given the m at ter of laundering years of careful study. We have kept .persistently at the task to produce work that was free from harsh methods. 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