'T
B U Y A T HOME!
...BUY AT HOME...
and Buy
Don’t run your dollar out of town; let the poor thing stay: Buy A t 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
Buy at Home
DE LUXE SPRINGS
The mail-order houses increase
their sales each year. We cannot un­
derstand why. As a rule their goods
cannot compare with those of local
dealers and when a person buys at
home he has a come-back if dissatis­
fied. The mail-order houses have a
form-letter for kickers and there is
mighty little satisfaction in reading a
form-letter. Buy at home and be
safe.—Ex.
•
W e fairy a very complete line of House Furnishtngs, and our
prices are reasonable. Buy here and have the pnvelege of
examining the goods before you ' uy, and of returning them if
they are not satisfactory. Buy at Home.
Coquille Furniture Company
B.V.D. for Summer
Hart, Shaffner & Marx Clothing, and
Florsheim Shoes
BUTTER
NUT
Hom e of the H art
Schaffner & M arx
G o in g F is h in g ?
If so, this is the place to obtain your supplies.
plete line of
We have a very
BREA D
com­
Trout Flies
and vacation equipment.
Poor dyes and in some instances
no dyes at all is one of the American
penalties in the European War.
Science and manufacture are at
wuik to remedy the shortage, but in
the meantime it pays to use extra
care in making purchases.
Shop only with reliable merchants.
If you want the names of some of
these, we refer you to the advestis-
ing in the Herald.
The very fact that they are adver­
tising is evidence that their business
methods will stand the light of day —
and probably that their dyes stand
the wash.
Do you read the advertisements?
They contain some of the best read­
ing in all the paper. Each week the
merchants of Coquille and nearby
towns have stories to tell that are
filled with facts that will save you
money. Begin this week and read
the ads. Week after week you will
Try a Loaf of
Our Famous
Hot Every Day
Come in and let us fit vou out
Special: Fairbanks & Morse l 1-2 horse power gaso­
line engine with built-in magneto, $45.
COOK BROS.
COQUILLE HARDWARE CO.
Coquille,
Myrtle Point
Suede, N ubuck
P a te n ts , and
The Era of Poor Dyes
Mighty Good Reading
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. I). Coat cut Under­
B. V. D. Closed Crotch
shirts and knee length
Union Suits (Patented
drawers 50 cents and up­
U. S. A.) $1.00 and up­
wards the garment.
wards the suit.
HENRY LORENZ
find just the sort of offer that you
have been looking for and the benefit
you will derive will add to your com­
fort.
LA D IES’
SHOES
Have you noticed the bar-
gains in
Granite Ware
Let us do Your
this week?
'
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?
That money spent with us helps build up your own
community and thereby helps you?
Boost Your Home Town
Do not send any piece of print-
Warm Days at Last
ing out of town unless you have
here.
W hen you buy printing
of us you are getting a product
that is
15
DO Y O U KNOW
Norton’s W~:rehouse
made sure that it cannot be done
See our Windows for your
choice
Lyons & Jones
Printing
at
THE RACKET STORE
V elvets
‘Made in Coquille’
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 of wholesome pastries.
Blue Front Grocery one! Bakery
Clark & Cleghorn, Proprietors
Æ % * r * i£ T ' r;*.
Coos County
The Herald’s Special Coos County
News Service
Snadybrook Items
C da s Bothw ell, fath er a n d son
w ent to G o ld Beach on b usine ss
Friday
Mrs. D oetlirow a n d c h ild r e n and
M rs H ow m an a n d son were callers
at the h o m e of Mrs. W F. S m i lh
Friday.
G a m e W a r d e n A d a m s passed
t h r o u g h he re S a t u r d a y on h is way
u p river.
Mrs. O. K. Bailey a n d M rs . W .
F S m ith w e n t to G o ld B each S a t ­
u rd a y .
Mr. a n d Mrs G e o r g e J o h n s o n ,
d lig hter in law a n d g r a n d d a u g h
ter, of W e d d e r b u r n , were visitors
in the n e ig h b o r h o o d T h u r s d a y , the
g u e s t s ol Mrs. O K- B a ilty .
C h a s B othwell is d o i n g som e
m u c h n e ed e d w ork on the S a n d e r
c r e e k road
T h e g a rd e n s a n d e io p s in th is lo­
c ality are l o o k in g fine a n d t h e pros-
peels are for a late Imi very good
flat vest.
T h e w ork ol the S h a d y b r o o k
S .i u lv C e n te r is p ro g re s sin g nicely.
A library ol n e a r ly tw o h u n d r e d
choice b o o k s h a s a rrived iroin l i n ­
gerie a n d r'l her places.
Oilier s u p ­
plies h a v e also been received a n d a
c ir c u la t in g libra ry from Sa lem has
been ordered
Mrs. Della N ic h o ls a n d d a u g h t e r
re a m e d T h u r s d a y troin I , m e court
t> where they h a v e been w o r k i n g
in ie in te res t ot tin S t u d y Center.
Mr a n d Mrs. Geo. H arrington
w ent to G o ld Beach Saturday.
h o rse sense, lor he c ould h a v e e a r n ­
ed a suit of clo thes in a s h o r te r
time t h a n it will la k e h im to pay
the sla te for E d ’s c lo th e s a n d then
n ot get the clo thes.
T h e booze m a k e r s a re o ut for a
law to a n n u l the p r o h ib itio n law of
th e sta te by lettin g d o w n th e b a r s
so the booze fighters m a y get their
d o p e easy.
T h e p r o h i b it i o n is ts
h a v e t a ile d the bluff a n d a te out to
a m t u e u d the law so t h a t th e sta te
will be so t h o r o u g h ly d r y th a t the
boc / ■ m a k e r a n d th e booze fighle.
will nut be able to get a sm ell of
th e d e v i l ’s soup
T h e b a ttlec ry is
vole N O on the b r e w e r s ' bill; vote
Y E S lor the pro h ib itio n bill.
K. A E A S T O N .
h o m e from
T hursday.
th e
lower
country
Miss S u s ie E v e r n d e n is he lp in g
Mrs. C u lv e r w ith her h o u s e w o r k
a n d e n jo y i n g a visit w ith old friends.
Bro R a m b l e r was in out v icinity
th e latter p a r t of the w e ek; we shall
e x p e c t one ol his cheerful w r ite u p s
soon.
M rs F r a n k C h ristie is visiting
her parents, M r . a n d M rs J. C.
S hie lds a n d o t h e r relatives before
r e tir in g to “ c o n ti n u o u s re sid e n c e ”
on their h o m es te ad
A rago Personals
S c h r o e d e r Bros, a re p u t t i n g
lots of h a y th is week
in
Port Orford
Mrs. T r a c v ’s father a n d m other
¡ are s t o p p in g w ith her th is s u m m er.
Jetr < . French, uf I’o r t Orford, wan
visiting the Coos county towns last
week, making arrangements for at-
tractions for the Agate Carnival which
¡ will be held at Port Orford August 10.
¡ 11*and 12.
i
Mr. French says th a t the Port Or-
ford people have had considerable de-
lay about fixing the date for their car-
nival, as they did not wish to conflict
| with the railroad carnival on the Bay.
They have finally set the time before
j
that event and to suit the convenience
f
,
,
.
of Governor YVithycombe, who is to
visit l urry county at the time indicat-
ed, going as far south as Gold Beach
with t ht* members of the Fish and
Game Commission.
Mr. French is enthusiastic over the
prospects for the sixth annual carnival
and says it will he far bigger and bet­
ter than ever before
Every provision
is being made to entertain a large num­
ber of visitors.
Gov. Withycombe and his staff and
the members of the Oregon State Game
and Fish Commission will be there
August 10, which they have designated i
H e r father is e m p lo y e d in t h e brick
yard.
A c a r j received from A r t Peter-
« V « ‘h a t b e a nd Mr. M in a rd
have ju st reached U niontow n, W n.
C a p H e lle r is w o r k i n g for J Carl
d u r i n g t h e a b se n c e of A r t P e te rs o n ,
,
. . .
. .
, VVal,er F a r , , e r alul w,fe a n ‘> Mrs
G u s S c h r o e d e r m ad e a flying trip
to M yrtle P o i n t last e v e n i n g .
t * „ «*««•
4
,
Misses n n a E llis a n d L e n a Bark-
...
do1 were v l s l , m K the form er s sisier*
D o n a r a o n e d a y th is week.
Mrs D e l .o n g a n d d a u g h t e r Bessie
llave been e n jo y i n g the use of Mr.
M i n a r d ’s a u to m o b ile w hile he is
a b se n t.
Mrs. G u s S c h r o e d e r ’s m o th e r and
sister are v isitin g at th is place.
Mr. Pointer c a m e over in bis
a u t o t r u c k to get th e boiler and
m a c h i n e r y w h ic h
he purchased
ite m Cal. Ellis
" Gov rnor’* D a y ”
Asher Post of R i v e r t o n , w as u p
Besides the attendance from Coos m this p a rt ol t h e c o u n t r y looking
I and Tarry, they have advices that
H e s a y s w ork is scarce
►r. Robinson ‘*1 (»old Beach was score; of auto parties are coming from for w ork
d o w n t h a t way.
in the n e ig h b o r h o o d the last ol the outside points.
week.
A general program covering t h e
three da>s is being arranged, insuring
Bridge Briefs
E a st F o rk Item s
» K« h >»I time for all who come, whether
_______
to stay one day or all three.
Every­
Miss Yirgie Houser is enjoyin'»
body in Port Orford is aiding in it.
G e o . S h e r w o o d a u d Mis Slier-
a visit with her cousins, the Warner
girls, at Bancroft,
vvood ol T a c o m a c a m e in ove r t lie
Bancroft Briefs
Co s Bav ro a d w ith team last u . v.k
John G ordon is building a hou*e
......
J
Leonard E vernden, son of E. E. on his little lartn by tile rivet side.
S o u t Master Ki ilev a n d th e b v
Ruby Myers walked to Myrtle
s c o u t s ol Coquille are > i m p i n g ot, Evernden. is sick with pneumonia
t h e E ast F o r k a n d h a v i n g a good
D J Mitchell, lartnerly of Ban- Point last week and had some den-
tim e
d n, i. settling on a homestead on tal work done.
T h e m a n w h o b ro k e in to H a r le v the u p p e r Myrtle creek
L a i i d ’s hom e a n d stole E d Aher-
Ail Magill, of the Eden
| Miss K dythe I.und w as called
Valiev home Friday by the illness of her
n e t h y ’s best su it ol c lo th e s i a i k d c o u n tr y , passed t h r o u g h on his way sister, c u tt i n g s n a r l Iter
visit
w ith
House in Coquille, Coos County, Ore­
h a s c h a r g e of the roa d w ork there,
gon, sell at public auction to the high-
M rs A C l e m a n s cam e h o m e a
Mobley W eltch is t a k i u g in the
i est bidder for cash in hand on the day
i of sale, all the right, title, interest and
few d a y s ago, Irom M arshfield to c irc u s at Pow ers.
| estate which said defendants A. L.
spend a few w e e k s on he r h om e
I Burch and Janie Burch and all persons
j
claiming under them subsequent to the
Pepper
Just
As
G
ood
ste ad.
H e r sons, E l b ; r t a n d Orlo,
plaintiff’s mortgage lien in, of and to
were ove r Irom P o w e r s for a d a y or
In its Six Schools Ail;l F o rty -eig h t De­ j said real property said mortgaged pre-
The following story is too good to
tw o b u t h a v e g o n e b a ck to w o rk
p artm en ts is engaged in the g reat work | mises hereinbefore mentioned are de-
keep:
' scribed in said execution as fellows,
of u n itin g L earning and Labor.
a g a in
to-wit:
Recently several Marshfield ladies
Forty-eig hth School Year Opens
Subdivision “ G ” of Lot 10 in Morris
T h e F o r d a n d P o p p iam ilies had treated their children to a little picnic
i Subdivision in Coos County, Oregon, ac-
in
the
woods.
A
fter
lunch
the
little
a picnic T h u r s d a y a t P o p p ’s place.
! cording to the plat thereof on file and
Degree Courses requiring a four-year i of record in the office of the ('minty
daughter of Judge and Mrs. J. S. Coke
J. A. H a t l , the R a w l e i g h m a n , came in much excitement to g e t some high school | rep aratio n , are ifered in j Clerk of said Coos County, Oregon.
Said sale being made subject to re­
is m a k i n g his r e g u l a r visit to ou r salt, th at she might catch a little bird. th e follow ing:
AGRICULTURE;,
16 D epartm ents; demption in the manner provided by
c om m unity.
The ladies were reading and one of CO M M E R C E. 4 D epartm ents; E N G IN ­ law.
Dated this 10th day of July 1010.
E E R IN G , 1» D epartm ents; M IN E S, 3
The Mission C ircle m et at the them hurriedly picked up a pepper D ep artm en ts; FO R E STR Y , 2 D ep art­
A L FR E D JOHNSON, Jr.,
shaker and handed it to the little girl,
Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon.
h o m e of Mrs A. O . H o o t o n M o n ­ who, to their amusement, went in quest m e n ts; H O M E ECO NOMICS. 4 D epart­
m e n ts; and PHARM ACY.
7-1l-5t
d a y a fte rnoon w ith good a t t e n d of the l d; but the laugh was on the j
V o c a t i o n a l C o u r s e s req u irin g an
ance
ladies when little Miss Virginia returned I E ig h th Grade preparation for en tran ce
Notice of Sheriffs Sale
} are offered in A griculture. D airying,
with
the
pepper
shaker
in
one
hand
and
C G
Price, ol N o r t h B e n d ,
the bird in the other and gleefully an-1 Com m erce, F o restry , Hom e M akers, and
j M echanic Arts. P harm acy w ith a two-
p re ac h ed on ' T h e C h r i s t i a n i z i n g of
nounced, “ It doesn’t make a bit of dif­ I year hig h school en tran ce req u irem en t.
By Virtue of an execution and Order
th e H o m e ’’ F r i d a y n i g h t to a large ference mama, I used pepper and it did
SCHOOL O F M USIC.— Piano, S trin g , of Sale duly issued by the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of the County of Coos
a n d a tt e n ti v e audience.
just as well as sa lt.” But the ladies Band and Voice C ulture.
C atalogue and beautiful illustrated S tate of Oregon, dated the 26th day of
June, 1916, in a certain action in the
O s ca r L u n d b e r g
and
Russell being hopeless heretics, unlearned in booklet free.
the science of charms and magic, think
Circuit Court for said County and State,
Address Tint R eg is tra r ,
Y o a k a m were over from P o w e r s a
wherein W. D. Newton as Receiver of
it must have been a young bird and that 1 w-7-15-16 to 9-7-16)
C O R V A I.I.JS, O R IiG O N
few d a y s ago.
Coquille Mill and Mercantile Co., a
the pepper was shaken into its eyes.
Corporation, as Plaintiff recovered judg-
T h e in te r m e d ia te a u d j u n i o r
| ment against Leonard Hartley, Defend-
Washington - By J . E. Jones j ant, for the sum of Eight hundred and
Notice to Creditors
classes of the S u n d a y sc hool h a d a
| no-100 Dollars, and costs and disburse-
Notice is hereby given th a t the un­
picnic at A . O H o o t o n ’s place M o n ­
| ments taxed at Fifteen and no-100 Dol­
dersigned has been duly appointed ad­
AY
you
are
a
reader
of
this
pa­
lars, on the 6th day of January 1916.
d a y afternoon
A fte r a n a f te r n o o n ministrator with the will annexed, of
Notice is hereby given th a t I will on
per, and we will send you on
of g a m e s of v a r io u s k in d s, th e the estate of Darius G. Neal, deceased,
the 5th day of August, 1916, at the
approval the handsome volume en­
and th at all persons having claims
front door of the County Court House
titled: MOUNT VERNON, THE
y o u n g folks enjoyed a picnic s u p p e r against said estate are hereby notified
in Coquille, in said County, a t 10 o ’clock
HOME OF WASHINGTON. The
p a rt of w hich they t h e m s e lv e s h a d that they are required to present the . cover and ink used in printing are
in the forenoon of said day, sell at pub­
same duly verified and with the proper |
lic auction to the highest bidder, for
c ooked on a c a m p fire.
T h e y re vouchers, to the undersigned a t his j colonial blue, and the tuie is in gold
cash, the following described properly,
leaf. The paper is Fnench vellum,
office in Coquille, Coos County, Oregon,
port a “ d a n d y ” time.
to-wit:
within six months of the da te of this j and the color, colonial buff The il­
Beginning 14.12 chains north of ' 4
lustrations were made by our own
Miss Audrey B r y a n t sp e n t the notice.
corner between sections 4 and 5 in
artists, by special permission of the
Dated this 1st day of August, 1916.
township 30, south of range 12, W. W.
week e n d with h e r p a r e n t s h e re.
authorities of Mount Vernon. This
A. J SHERWOOD,
M., running thence north 3.53 chains!
is the story of impressions left by
Administrator with will an­
S h e is tea ch in g at D e l m a r , so her
j
thence west 24.30 chains to right bank
nexed of the e state of Da- j a trip to Washington's home, and an I °f Coquille River; thence up said right
visits hom e are sh o rt a n d far be­ S-1 -fit
eminent
authority
says:
“
Breathes
rius G. Neal, deceased.
bank to a point west of beginning;
more of the real spirit of the place
tween.
running thence east 24 chains to begin­
than anything else ever w r itte n .”
ning,
containing 6 acres more or less;
Regular price $1.00. If on receipt
Mrs. L u c y Culver a n d so u s a n d
you find it satisfactory, rem it 75c; ! Also beginning 7.6 chains north of >4
Miss Susie E v e r n d e n w e n t to A r a g o
otherwise retu rn within one week. i section corner between sections 4 and 5
in township 30 south of range 12, west
S a t u r d a y a n d r e tu r n e d S u n d a y .
U S. Presa A s so c ia tim i.
of W. M., running thence north 3.53
B
o
n
d
B
u
lld
in
,
W
a
s
h
in
g
to
n
D.
C.
chains;
thence west 23.10 chains to
L evi W ilson a u d L y le a n d B ryce
C O Q U IL L E G A R A G E
right bank of South Fork of Coquille
N o s ie r went to t h e h e a d ol Big
River; running thence up said right
C re ek M onday ou a fishing trip .
Sheriffs Sale of Real Property on Foreclosure bank to y - o i n t due west of beginning;
General Automobile Repairing
^ ’
running thence east to beginning, con-
Inner Tube Vulcanizing
W. A. Lett a n d fa m ily are p l a n ­
N otice is hereby given , That by taining 7 ‘2 acres more or less. Also
Gasoline and Cylinder Oil
virtue o f an execution duly issued out beginning at the ‘4 corner between sec-
n i n g to a tte n d e h u t c b services at
of the Circuit Court of the State of tions 4 and 5, township 30, south of
Free Air
B io a d b e u t n e x t S u n d a y .
Oregon, f o r ; ' “ ounty of Coos and to range 12, W. W. M., running thence
me directed
he 10th day of July north 3.53 chains, thence west 21.15
Phones: Shop, 671
J G H ouser has g o n e to C a m a s
1916 upon a C
u n t a n d decree duly chains more or less to right bank of
Res. F a r m e r 90S
rendered, e n u . of record and docket- the South Fork of the Coquille River,
to w o ik on the road. E E W ee k ly
ed in and by said Court on the 29th day running thence up said right bank to a
of May 1916 in a certain suit then in point due west of beginning; running
said Court pending, wherein Frank thence east 19.25 chains more’or less to
Butcher was plaintiff and A. L. Burch beginning, containing 6 acre» more or
and Janie Burch, his wife, were de- less, all in Coos County, State of Ore-
R oseburg-M yrtle P o in t A u to S ta g e Line
fendants in favor of plaintiff and against gon. Taken and levied upon as the
I said defendants by which execution I property of the said Leonard Hartley,
i cm commanded to sell the property in defendant or as much thereof as may
Leave
j said execution and hereinafter describ- be necessary to satisfy the said judg­
Myrtle Point
ed to pay the sum due the plaintiff of ment in favor of W. D. Newton as Re-
7:40 a. m.
six hundred and twenty-six and 66-1K) reiver of Coquille Mill and Mercantile
Dollars, with interest thereon at the Company, a corporation, against said
Roseburg
1 rate of ten per cent per annum from Leonard Hartley. Defendant, with in-
6. a. m.
the 29th day of May 1916 until paid to- terest thereon, together with all costs
gether with the costs and disbursements and disbursements th a t have or may
6 hours Running Time
of said suit taxed at Ninety-seven and accrue.
no-100 Dollars and costs and expenses
A lf r ed J ohnson , J r ,,
Connecting with Coquille Auto Lines
of said execution. I will on Saturday
Sheriff.
the 12th day ol August 1916. at the
M y rtle P o in t
J L Laird
Dated at Coquille, Oregon, this 3rd
hour of ten o'clock a. m. o f said day at
the front door of the County Court day of July 1916.
7-4->t
Mrs. R. J. M o n t g o m e r y .
UNITING LLAKNING AND LABOH
THE OREGON
AGRICULTURAL OOLLECE
SEPTEMBER 18, 1916.
S
PAULL & R OONEY