B U Y A T HOM E!
and Buy
...BUY AT HOME...
Don’t run your dollar out of town; let the poor thing stay; Buy At Home. If you buy out of town,
and we buy out of town,and our neighbors buy out of town,what in thunder will become of our town?
SIMMON’S
light steel bedsteads and
Who’s Guilty?
DE LUXE SPRINGS
carry a very complete line of House Furnishings, and our
prices are reasonable. Buy here and have the privelege of
examining the goods before you buy, and of returning them if
they are not satisfactory. Buy at Home.
We
A certain Coquille merchant in discussing the mail
order problem last week said it was his opinion that near
ly as much money was sent out to mail order houses each
month as was spent in Coquille.
Probably this was an
exaggeration; but the merchant had some grounds for his
statement. “ We cannot compete with these houses in
prices,” he continued, “ they sell in such amounts as to
enable them to buy in large quantities and to sell cheaper.”
In that sentence the merchant summed up the whole
matter. I f the home merchant sold more goods; if he
was able to turn over his stock oftener, he would be able
to buy more advantageously, have his goods come in
larger consignments and therefore sell at a price more
nearly equalling that o f the mail order house.
It is the man who patronizes the mail order hmise
that causes the one who buys at home to pay high prices.
Buy at home and help toward lower prices.
Coquille Furniture Company
B.V.D. for Summer
Let B. V. D. Teach you the fine art of “ Take It
Easy.” It helps you get the most fun out of your
holiday. It makes a business of coolness and brings
coolness into business. It eases the stifling discom
fort of a hot day and lessens the fag of a close
evening.
B. V. D. Coat cut Under
shirts and knee length
drawers 50 cents and up
wards the garment.
B. V. D. Closed Crotch
Union Suits (Patented
U. S. A.) $1.00 and up
wards the suit.
Hart, Shaffner & M arx Clothing, and
Florsheim Shoes
Home of the H art
HENRY LORENZ Schaffner
& M arx
Going Fishing?
I f so, this is the place to obtain your supplies.
plete line o f
W e have a very
com
Trout Flies
and vacation equipment.
Come in and let us fit vou out
Special:
Fairbanks & Morse 1 1-2 horse power gaso
line engine with built-in magneto, $45.
C O Q U ILLE H A R D W A R E CO.
MANY Mil LIONS
FOR GOOD R iM S
roads are In 11 m * course o f construe
tiou.
At present there are three big proj
ects under way—the Lincoln highway,
the Dixie highway and the extension
o f the Northwest trail. These projects
are national. They link up widely sep
arated parts o f the country. They join
the Pacific with the Atlantic, the great
lakes with tin* gulf. They are all en
terprises made possible only through
public spirit. Millions o f dollars have
been poured into their treasuries by
farmers and by men o f the cities. They
are propositions that have touched both
civic pride and selfish interest They
have got down to tlie people. It Is the
people who have made them possible.
It Is the people's imagination that has
responded to their plans—a fine road
passing your home, a flue road over
which you can take your goods to
market, a tine road for your little car.
LA D IE S ’
SHOES
Suede, N ubuck
P a ten ts, and
V elv ets
Lyons & Jones
DO YOU KNOW
That you can buy all kinds of groceries from us as
cheaply as from the mail order house?
That it saves you the trouble of sending away?
That it gives you the advantage of meeting the sel
ler face to face?
That we guarantee Satisfaction or money Refunded?
Try a Loaf of
Our Famous
V
Have you noticed the bar-
Let us do Your
gains in
BUTTER Granite Ware Printing
at
NUT
'BREAD
T H E RACKET STORE
this week?
See our Windows for your
| Hot Every Day
choice
15 c
COOK BROS.
Coquille,
Myrtle Point
(3oos <bounty
The Herald’s Special Coos County
N ew s Service
Bridge Briefs
Mrs. James Ellis and daughter
were visiting the former’s daugh
ter, Mrs. Weathery of Arago who
has been camping for the past two
months.
Do not send any piece of print
ing out of town unless you have
made sure that it cannot be done
here. When you buy printing
of us you are getting a product
that is
‘Made in Coquille’
That money spent with us helps build up your own
community and thereby helps you?
Boost Your Home Town
Norton’s W: rehouse
Warm Days at Last
But they afford little pleasure to the tired housewife
who must spend hours in a hot kitchen, baking
bread and pastry. Eliminate this disagreeable task
while the hot weather lasts,and buy your bread, cakes,
pies etc. from us. We have a very tempting assort
ment o f wholesome pastries.
B lu e F r o n t G r o c e r y a n d B a k e r y
Clark & Cleghorn, Proprietors
Mrs. H. C. Bryant, of the Bridge
central office was out for a ride Fri
day morning with her son Henry,
who came up with a load of house
hold goods fot Albert Fish.
House in Coquille,
THE OREGON
ACRIOULTURAL COLLECE
Mr, Weathery took his little son
In its Six Schools and Forty-eight De
to D . Stemmier for a slight opera
partments is engaged in the great work
of uniting Learning and Labor.
Levi Wilson has been visiting at tion for a growth in his throat.
F orty-eigh th School Y e a r Opens
Arthur Nelson, a junior in the
The rain we had the first of the
C. H. Nosler’s since Thursday.
University of Wyoming, is spend
Reese Endicott has rented Erie week caused the gardens to grow.
Degree Courses requiring a four-year
ing vacati jn days with his mother
high school ¡»reparation, are offered in
Goldbloom’s place and the Endicott There was considerable hay down
and uncle at their place on Rock the following:
08448825
boys are now busily engaged pick but no damage was done.
creek. Mrs. Nelson was a sufferer
A G R IC U LTU R E ,
16 Departments;
Mr. Hall, the lather of Mrs. Mi-
ing and packing the fine peaches
M ERCE, 4 Departments; E N G IN
from hay fever in Wyoming, here COM
E E R IN G , (> Departments; M IN E S, 3
nard, has made several trips here
that grow there.
she is entirely free trom it.
Departments; FO R E S T R Y , 2 Depart
For the Larger Part of the Way an
hauling
Mrs.
Minard's
household
ments;
H O M E ECONOMICS, 4 Depart
A large and appreciative audience
Autoist Will Strike Good Roads T o
The hay out in the last rain was ments; and P H AR M A C Y.
was out to hear Elder Thomas goods to the North Fork.
day All the Way From New York to
V o c a t i o n a l C o u r s e s requiring an
not badly damaged.
San Francisco— Wonderful March of
Mis. Farrier’s mother and father
Eighth Grade preparation for entrance
Barklow Sunday.
The
East
Fork
must
have
scenic
are offered in Agriculture, Dairying,
Improvement.
Mrs. Sarah Williams, Arthur and and two sisters were visiting here
Qcod Roads Essential.
attractions, judging from the num Commerce, Forestry. Home Makers, and
one
day
last
week
from
Bandon.
Mechanic Arts. Pharmacy with a two-
O ver a billion dollars is spent every
Every muu, woman and child who Miss Lottie Williams, and Mr. and
ber of people who come to spend a year high school entrance requirement.
year in this country for good roads, lives in a community where good roads Mrs. Louis Aasen and little daugh
Miss Lottie Rickman, of Curry
SCHOOL OP' MUSIC.— Piano, String,
day,
writes L T. Johnson in the Detroit prevail has a hundred and one ftdvan
Rand and Voice Culture.
ter La Vann, came out to the ser county, who attended High school
Free Press. The cost to build one mile tages over those who are surrounded
John S Jeffreys may thank the
Catalogue and beautiful illustrated
o f good road Is JjtihOOO. New England and homni'.Hl in by poor roads, says vices in Williams car and afterward at Myrtle Point last winter, has
booklet free.
Lord
that
the
judges
of
the
Oregon
alone lias spent
UOO,OOO to make her
John N. W lllys.
In fact, I believe enjoyed a picnic dinner and visit been visiting Mrs Britian at Arago
Addicts T his R e g i s t r a r ,
Supreme Court are men who know 1 w-7-15-10 to ‘.*-7-!(*)
highways the equal o f Europe's. New good roads to be essential to all phases
CORVALLIS. OREGON
and
will
soon
return
to
her
home
at
niih
Inends
York is going to spend $187,000,000. o f our commercial and social inter
the difference between right and
Port
Orford.
You can step Into an automobile today course and development. The Impor
Misses Edith Houser and Edith
wrong. The Jeffreys-Weekly de
In N e w York and motor to San Fran tance o f good roads in time o f war has
Weekly returned home last week
Mts. Ray Lewis has been visiting cision is worth reading.
cisco.
For the largest part o f your been demonstrated forcibly by the ar
Journey you w ill have good roads. Six mies In Europe.
Hundreds o f thou Irom a visit at Mis. Joe Laird’ s. her sister Mrs. Beulah Schroeder
J. J Lamb was a man people will
C A Y you are a reader o f this pa-
years ago this was impossible. T w o sands o f men have been transported They also attended the Chautauqua , for the past few days.
pe?, and w e will send you on
miss; he was no pessimist. It al
national motor highways cross the back and forth by automobile and mo
Misses Pearl Ford and Maude 1
approval the handsome volume en
country east and west, north and south. tor truck over roads that have been
ways did the writer good to meet
titled: M O U N T V E R N O N , T H E
The government has completed a mo kept in good condition for years. Oth
Hooten visited Misses Flossie and
H O M E OF W A S H IN G T O N .
The
him. The South Methodist church
tor highway for the Yellowstone park, e r reports tell us how whole armies
Wilma Lett one day last week.
cover and ink used in printing are
(.’ ¡eat parkways stretch out from our have been delayed for days and weeks
of Coquille has lost the visible pres
colonial
blue,
and
the
tuie
is
in
gold
The schnol in District 52 is now;
large cities for hundreds of miles. owing to the poor condition o f the
Tne Farmers' Union meu aie
leaf. The paper is Fnench vellum,
ence of its old reliable wheel horse
States, counties, townships, village highways In some parts o f the terri
and the color, colonial buff
The il
making preparations tor the erec in successful operation with F. A
R. A E A S T O N
tory.
boards, have all developed a new con
lustrations were made by our own
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tion of a new store, between K. C. j Gilfillan in charge
science. It Is a conscience for good
artists, by special permission o f the
authorities o f Mount Vernon. This
roads. The military authorities o f the
Virginia Dare.
Endicott’s blacksmith shop and the i Miss Golda Carey, of Allegany,;
Tha Oldest Highway In America.
is the story o f impressions le ft by
United states are vitally interested In
The first white child born in the colo
The Apache trail in Arizona is the Telephone Office, as the present is helping her aunt, Mis. G W .
a trip to Washington’ s home, and an
the movement. In one county o f N e
nies was Virginia Dare at Roanoke is
oldest highway In America, and the building will have to be vacated Crunk, Jr., with her work.
eminent
authority says: “ Breathes
vada where only 1,500 people live $50,-
land, Aug. 18, 1587.
more o f the real spirit o f the place
historical Interest o f Ibis trail is unsur
Ooo was raised for good roads, flood
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Albert
Fish
are
soon.
than anything else ever w ritte n .”
passed. It offers a remarkable trip for
roads are an important factor In our
Regular price $1.00, I f on receipt
moving into a house across the
automobile tourists through the Arizo
Mr. Mullen is at Bridge now. He
national defense. France won the bat
you
find it satisfactory, rem it 75c;
na national reserve, and it is said to
creek
from
F.
J.
Fish,
and
near
the
tie o f the Marne with good roads. Jof
otherwise
return within one week.
be the most varied and Interesting au has been away for several months.
fre's reserve nrmj was transported in .
road
U S. Press Association.
toniobilc
trip
in
the
world.
“
A
ribbon
R. V. Dunn has been at Powers;
taxicabs to attack the Germans' right j
Bond B u ild iir, W ash in gton D. C
B. F Smith, one of the bachelors
flank. They got there In the nick of of road," now a government built high for the past two weeks.
way
over
this
“
once
Indian
trail,*'
runs
tim e because in France there are good
of Rock Creek, is even more popu
for 120 miles through magnificent
roads.
Miss Dorothy Hooten stayed over lar than usual now that he has ripe
General Automobile Repairing
mountains, along which nrc the abodes
Sheriffs Sale o f Real Property on Foreclosure
The automobile has conquered. When
Inner Tube Vulcanizing
night with her friend Miss Venis
of
cl
iff
dwellers
o
f
oldest
America,
that
N otice is herery give n , That by
it ilrst came out the opinion was given
Gasoline and Cylinder Oil
‘ vanished race o f the dawn o f tim e;” Popp last week.
| virtue o f an execution duly issued out
tin t tlie automobile would never reach
Miss Della Lund of Coquille,
Free A ir
• «• » •
the
copper
camps
o
f
Globe
and
the
o
f
the Circuit Court o f the State o f
a wide popularity for tw o reasons
came up to her father’s ranch Tues
Oregon, for. ' “ ounty o f Coos and to
horses and bad roads. T o say that the Oasis City o f Phoenix, the thrilling
Phones: Shop, 671
me directer
he 10th day o f July
day to cheer and help him and her
automobile lias supplanted the horse is g o r g e s of Salt river, with Its beautiful
Res. F arm er 90S
j 1016 upon i ;
tsnt and decree duly
cii'-i\. and the big Roosevelt dam.
trite. Hut what is more Important is
brothers
during
the
hay
season.
j rendered, enu.
. o f record and docket-
that the automobile has conquered the the largest engineering feat o f the far
Ben Mocmaw and family wi'l
I ed in and by said Court on the 29th day
ro’tds; the roads have not conquered west
| o f M ay 1916 in a certain suit then in
i leave for California Saturday t o ;
LUCKy.
tlio automobile.
said Court pending,
wherein Prank
They
••Noah must have felt lucky when he visit relatives and friends
Butcher was plaintiff and A. L. Burch
1 »ecause o f the good roads peoph» nrc
j
and
Janie
Burch,
his
w
ife, were de
landed
afte
r
his
long
sail."
now taking their vacations in autoiuo
will remain about a month
Roseburg-Myrtle Point Auto Stage Line
United States Spends Over a
Bil ion Dollars Annualiy.
BIG PROJECTS
East Fork Items
SEPTEMBER 18, 1916.
Washington -B v J. E. Jones
Bancroft Briefs
PAULL & R O O N EY
COQUILLE G A R A G E
peaches.
Arago Personals
• Y e s ," replied the New York Import*
biles.
Fanners in the middle west.
Hi ny o f them, now carry their ¡»rod er. “ Think o f a man landing all that
tiers to market in nubmioblle*. Good cargo without a customs official to say
roads is the answer. Every year sees a word!’’ —Exchange.
one more surrey and buckt».»ard go into
The Liberty Bell's Ringer.
the scrap heap. The rural population
A man named Andrew McNare was
is buying light, «heap automobiles
Good roads! In Kansas there is an the ottlelal bell ringer o f the statehouse
automobile to every family.
Good bell from 1X51) to 177»». the last entry of
roads! I^ast year 200 ,ooo automobile payment for such sorrier being of the
tourists visited the state o f N ew York, date o f Sept. 15. W hile there is no of
spending considerable wads o f racncy i ■ 11 report extant to prove that An
tin re. Good roads brought them. The drew McNare rang the Liberty I h *I1 on
nu torlsts o f Florida will soon tuko July 4. l?7d, it is altogether probable
trips to Chicago or Louisiana. Good that he was the man who rung i t
I. S Minard has sold out to
Walter Farrier, of this place
Mr.
Vlinard has lelt for Washington,
accompanied b y Art Peterson.
They ex;>ect to return here in three
mouths.
Ray Lewis will move his family
to Arago.
He will take Walter
Farrier's place milking at Schroe
der Bros.
L eave
M yrtle Point
7:40 a. m.
Roseburg
6 . a. m.
6 hours Running Tim e
Connecting with Coquille Auto Lines
J L. Laird
Myrtle Point
Coos County, O re
gon, sell at public auction to the high
UNITING LLAKMNG AND LABOR est
bidder for cash in hand on the day
o f sale, all the right, title, interest anil
estate which said defendants A. L.
Burch and Janie Burch and all persons
claiming under them subsequent to the
plaintiff’s m ortgage lien in, o f and to
said real property said mortgaged pre
mises hereinbefore mentioned are de
scribed in said execution as follows,
t o w it :
Subdivision “ G ” o f L o t 10 in Morris
Subdivision in Coos County, Oregon, ac
cording to the plat thereof on file and
o f record in the office o f the County
Clerk o f said Coos County, Oregon.
Said sale being made subject to re
demption in the manner provided by
law.
Dated this 10th day o f July 1916.
A L F R E D JO H N SO N , Jr.,
Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon.
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Notice o f Sheriff's Sale
By Virtue o f an execution and Order
o f Sale duly issued by the Clerk o f the
Circuit Court o f the County o f Coos
State o f Oregon, dated the 26th day o f
June, 1916, in a certain action in the
Circuit Court for said County and S ta'c,
wherein W . D. Newton as R eceiver o f
Coquille Mill and Mercantile Co., a
Corporation, as P lain tiff recovered ju d g
ment against Leonard H artley, Defend
ant. fo r the sum o f Eight hundred and
no-100 Dollars, and costs and disburse
ments taxed at F ifteen and no-100 D ol
lars, on the 6th day o f January 1915.
N otice is hereby given that I will on
the 5th day o f August, 14)16, at the
front door o f the County Court House
in Coquille, in said County, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon o f said day, sell at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, the follow in g described property,
to-w it:
Beginning 14.12 chains north o f >4
corner between sections 4 and ,5 in
township 30, south o f range 12, W. W .
M., running thence north 3.58 chains,
thence west 24.30 chains to righ t bank
o f Coquille R iver; thence up said right
bank to a point west o f beginning;
running thence east 24 chains to begin
ning, containing 6 acres more or less;
Also beginning 7.6 chains north o f >4
section corner between sections 4 and 5
in township 30 south o f range 12, west
o f W . M., running thence north 3.53
chains; thence west 23.10 chains to
right hank o f South Fork o f Coquille
R iver; running thence up said right
hank to a point due west o f beginning;
runningyhence east to beginning, con
taining 7l .j acres more or less. Also
beginning at the ' 4 corner between sec
tions 4 and ft, township 30, south o f
range 12, W. W . M., running thence
north 3.53 chains, thence west 21.15
chains more or less to right bank of
the South Fork o f the Coquille R iver,
running thence up said right hank to a
point due west o f beginning; running
thence east 19.25 chains more or less to
beginning, containing 6 acres more or
less, all in Coos County, State o f O re
gon. Taken and levied upon as the
property o f the said Leonard H artley,
defendant or as much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the said ju d g
ment in favor o f W. D. Newton as Pe-
ceiver o f Coquille Mill and Mercantile
Company, a corporation, against said
Leonard H artley. Defendant, with in
terest thereon, together with all costs
and disbursements that have or may
accrue.
fendants in favor o f plaintiff and against
said defendants by which execution I
cm commanded to sell the property in
said execution and hereinafter describ
ed to pay the sum due the plaintiff o f
six hundred and tw enty-six and 66 - 10 n
Dollars, with interest" thereon at the
rata o f ten per cent per annum from
the 29th Jay o f May 1916 until paid to
gether with the costs and disbursements
o f said suit taxed at Ninety-seven and
no-100 Dollars and costs and expenses
A lf red J ohnson , J r .,
o f said execution. I w ill on Saturday
Sheriff.
the 12th day o. August 1916, at the
hour o f ten o ’ clock a. m o f said day at
Dated at Coquille, Oregon, this 3rd
the fron t door o f the County Court day o f July, 1916.
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