$5.00 Reward
Drane’s Locals
MERELY MENTIONED
1 will pay Five Dollars reward for F ie sh m ilk at L v o n s & Jones.
information that will lead to the arreat
and
conviction of the party who robbed
H . W H olverstott w as in Irnm
W e carry the 99 coffee that was the Scenic
box office of a sum of money
F
a
irv
ie w S it u id a y .
so favorably Dem onstrated at the mostly in nickels, on the evening of
P. C. LEV A R .
“ H a p p y ” H olbrook, of B andon,
Crescent booth at the K o rn Kartn- F'ebrnary 21 st.
w as in town F rid ay.
val.
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$5.00 Reward
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I will pay five dollars for informa
A lso a full line of Crescent goods.
tion that will lead to the arrest and
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conviction of anyone wilfully injuring
or molesting the posters or lobby dis
E v e ry th in g in this line guaran play of the Scenic theater.
P. C. LE V A R .
teed, and your m oney back if it is
not what it is represented to be.
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T h e price is less but the goods
are better.
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Satisfied!
I’ve a Lot to Be Thankful For
D on’ t be afraid to try it.
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We also have the fam ous R o yal
C lub line o f canned goods, nothing
better, and the prices right
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At the old stand vacated by
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the
Model G ro cery.
P A R K E R 'S
HAIR B A L S A M
A to ilet preparation of m erit.
Helps to eradicate dandruff, f
I For Restoring Color a n d ■
, IPaauty to Gray or Faded Hair]
60 c. and tl-OOat D rinrtclqtfc_J
n l N D E R C O R N S Removes Corn*. Cal
louses, etc.,stops all pain, ensures com fort to tn a
feet, makes w alklnn easy. 16a. by m all or ™
gist*. HUoox Chemical Works,
Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT
D e n t is t
Office ov< r First National Bank
Phone Main 4 SI
324 ,
514 , Res.
G. EARL LOW. M. D.
Office
P hysician
and surgeon
Office over Farm ers & Merchants
Bank
1 c an give thanks for being su c
cessful. People vvno put mo to work
for them got results. They're satis
fied I cost little. I act quickly
WANT COLUMN
R A T ES: One cent a word, each in
sertion. No charge less than 15 cents
W A N T E D — W ork; will do house
keep in g, cooking or cham ber
w ork
Inqu ire at th iso ffiie.
Dr. G. W. LESLIE
M iss Reel M ars, of Bandon,
passed through here yesterday for
a brief visit on (be Bay.
Let this Great Underprice Sale Assist You
Sensational Bargains
“ B ill” G oodrum was in the city
s e v e ta | j ay S last week and w hile
here
delivered
one
ol
the
19 17
' D dge c a r . to M. J Hartson
He
also placed one with Lam b & Von
P e g rrt, who are the local agents lor
M artin C lausen, of R iv erto n , was
the car, and also sent one to the
a visitor litre S a tim la y .
agents in M yrtle Point and Bandon.
Cash wholesale prices on F lo u r,
Y o u can buy a good sack ol flour
Feed and H ay at C ollier W are
for $2 per sack at L yo n s & Jo n e s.
house.
tf
D iam ond F B ran d .
" B u z z y " Balch w as up from
W ord com es from Dr. and M rs.
Bandon F iid a y 011 bnsiuess
V- L . H am ilton , who left hete a
Mrs. D D novau, o f C oaledo, short time ago that they have loca
ted at Bend, O regon , and that they
was a C oquille visitor tod ay.
are well pleased with the place.
R . H . G ard n er, ol B eaver H ill,
T h e m any friends af Dr. and Mrs
was a city visitor today.
H am ilton here w ish them success
M iss R u b y B u ik h art of this city in their new field.
is visiting in Pow ers this week
P a ck a g e seeds are expensive and
T R A P P E R S — I f you have F u rs are no better than the ones we sell
tor sale let me m ake you a price i>e- in bulk at the lowest price— K now l-
foie you ship.
ton’ s d ru g store
G eo T. M oulton.
Pat R ack le ff, w ho has been em
W m - G ro w was over from the ployed in the Lorenz store for some
B ay t e middle of 1 st week.
m onths past, expects to leave to
M iss Je a n F itzg e rald , o f Su m n e r, m orrow for C o aliu ga, C aliforn ia,
was iti town one day last week.
where he has a good position aw ait
L y o n s & Jo n e s c atry Coos B a y , in g him. H e goes partly for his
H olsom and T ip T o p B read, arrives health.
Mrs. R a c k le ff w ill stay
Iresh each d a y .
with her position in the office of
H . M H am m ock was dow n from C ouu ty Ju d g e W atson lor the pres
the F ish trap country tod ay.
ent.
N ow is the time to b uy.
The
W h y pay an exh otb itan t price
L a d ie s ’ B azaar is h avin g a rem oval for p ackage seeds when you can
sale.
get from two to four times as much
M iss L a u ra H ebert, clerk in the for you r m oney in bulk seeds, at
F a ir store lelt, the m iddle of the K n o w lto n ’ s dru g store?
A man who g iv e s his name as
w eek lor M arshfield.
Ja m e s M cIn tyre ,an d who was found
stowed aw ay on the Steam er H ardy
H ighest in Q u ality; Low est in Price
last S a tu rd a y , w as brought here
the sam e day by P- P . Anderson of
10 - 17 - tf
N orth Bend, w as pronounced in
R a tliff L aw h o rn cam e in from sane by the county physician , and
M cK in le y F rid a y , relu m in g S a tu r w ill probably be t ken to the state
day.
hospital today.
S- A. C ulbertson w as up from
G ard e n seeds in b u lk , we carry a
Bandon the last of the week attend com plete line and can save you
m oney— K n o w lto n ’ s dru g store.
in g to business
Rawleigh Quality Products
Ask Your Neighbor
Are being offered by the store that is going to retire—
the store that is sharing its prosperty with its customers.
Compare these prices with others on identical goods and
you will at once realize the savings you enjoy here.
Ladies’ beautiful, fancy lace morning
caps were 50c reduced to ... 25c
Men’s fast black or tan sox were 15c
now _____________________ 9c
Men’s 50c dress suspenders reduced
to_______________________ 23c
White or Black dress rufflings always
sold at 35c to 40c yd. now 19c
90c Percale house dress aprons, pret
ty patterns, reduced to_____ 69c
Boys’ 75c cloth hats on sale at.._45c
T H E F A IR ST O R E
Martin Block, Front Street
Gl ass Baking Dishes
Pyrex
F O R S A L E — A good you n g D riv
O S T E O P A T H IC PH Y SIC IA N
in g H orse, H arness and C art;
A farm er’s account book, devised
G am e W arden T h o m as passed
Graduate of the American School
also 8 acres, all im p oved, ou t
of Osteopathy of Kirksville, Mo.
by
H. F . K e y e s, of the E xten sio n
through
i^cre
yesterd
ay,
hea
led
to
side city lim its, for sale or trade
Office in Eldorado Block
A ddress O C. Je n se n , C oquille, w ard the B a y . H e did not m ake S ervice of O A . C ., w ill be given
Marshfield
Oregon
Ore. Phone 793
3 6 2t
free to each farm er jo in in g cow test
his m ission know n.
in g associations th is year.
The
F O °. S A L E — 160 acres o( tim ber—
1 .000.
000 feet of red cedar and Our goods are all marked in plain books are sim ple in operation; but
3.000. 000 leet of fir.
Price 90c figures.
We will not change these are com plete in detail.
per thousand; located four m iles prices but give a big per cent off for a
T h e Sterm er D ispatch broke her
irom river.
A ddress Ben L- few days.
m ain d rive shait ju s t below R iv e r
Sm alley , A ra g o , Ore
2-6 io tp
Regular as the Clock
TH E L A D IE S ’ B A ZA A R.
ton yesterday m orning.
T h is w ill
F O R S A L E — Wood for sale, call
M iss E lm a R oberts, who recently put her off the run for some time,
3 8 1.
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com pleted her term of school st as it is thought that a new shaft
S H O E R E P A I R I N G — A ll kinds F a irv ie w , is visitin g at the Chas. w ill have to be ordered from San
ol shoe repairing neatly done at S k e els home.
Fran cisco.
*10.00
F’ irst-class fare or..
reasonable prices.
Prolong the
.... 3.00
E verett Brow n, o f the W estern
Up freight, per ton
B u y your seeds in b u lk , cheaper
life of your shoes.
C. PRO CH - *
States L ife In su ran ce com pany, at better at K n o w lto n ’ s d ru g store.
N O W , Frorft street.
to -io -tf,
w as in town last week and placed
E. & E. T. Kruse
O LD N E W S P A P E R S — Cheap at the ’ the agency for his com pany w ith
24 California Street, San Franci.co Herald oflie«
L eslie Schroeder.
A t the suggestion of the City Council,
Diam ond F F lo u r at $2 per sack.
Thursday morning C. A. Machón
Arthur Ellingsen is having another exit
For Reservation.
L y o n s &’ Jo n es.
made at the rear of Lhe auditorium, of boarded the north bound train at the
O w iug to the indisposition of se v the Scenic to give ample chance for station with a large bundle of papers
Agent, Coquille, Oregon
eral m em bers, last F r id a y ’ s m eet egress without panic in case of a fire under his arm which he began selling
among the passengers. He met with
in g of the W om an’ s S tu d y C lub alarm. This is excellent idea and a pre such good success that he almost for
caution which might easily save many
was postponed until M arch 16.
got where he was until he felt the
precious lives in the case of a panic.
E . E - F raed rick and fam ily ate
It is to be devoutly hoped that the train moving away from the station. It
was moving slowly and he started for
again residents of our c ity , and are Council will not close its eagle optics j the door thinking that he could easily
The brakeman, however,
liv in g in the S k e els house, recently till it takes to heart the situation of j swing off.
other gathering places in this city. informed him that the train would Htop
vacated by Dr. and M rs V . L
down
the
track
a short distance. ¡ Ma
Th,ere is one hall in particular, a double |
chón says that the farther it went the
H am ilton.
hall in which four or five hundred peo- j faster it went and when it did really
pie often gather, where the means of stop it was Delow Cedar Point. He
climbed off and enjoyed a brisk morn
Being obliged to give up our store egress are so pitifully inadequate that ing walk back to town, a distance of
room, commencing Thursday morning an alarm of fire when there are many more than a mile, carrying about ninety
we will sell all goods in our stock at a people in the hall would inevitably re Oregonians.
sult in the loss of many precious lives.
big reduction.
There
may be others as bad. The at-
The Pneumonia Season
TH E L A D IE S ’ B A ZA A R .
, tention of the council and the people is
The
cold,
weather of March
Mr. and Mrs. Ja m e s D. A v e r) | most earnestly invited to their consid seems to be damp
the most favorable for the
m oved to their ranch near Rem ote eration.
neumonia germ. Now is the time to
e careful. Pneumonia often result*
S u n d a y . R euben Mast and R oy
from a cold. The auicker a cold is got
A v e ry accom panied them on the
ten rid of the less the danger. As soon
as the first indication of a cold appears
trip, retu rn ing the same day
Urban Ellwood and Jew el Baum take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. As
to the value of this preparation, ask
A S C h ap lin , ol the U S D iv is gartner, both of Coquille.
anyone who has used it.
ion o f A g ric u ltu re is expected to
Thomas Devererx and Zara McGraw,
both
of
Prosper.
arrive in tlie county this w eek to
SU M M O N S
Milton Burnett and Bee Paulson,
coufer with C ounty A gen t Sm ith
both of Powers.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
reg ard in g the w otk oi the new ly
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in and for the County of Coos
organized cheese association.
Chamberlain’. Cough Remedy a Favorite M ary A lta M orrissey , I
for Cold.
P l ain tiff ,
£uit in
C ash w holesale prices on Flour
Equity
J . L. Easley, Macon, III., in speaking O tto A. M vo.
Feed and H ay at C ollier W are
for Divorce
orrissey ,
of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy says,
house.
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D efendant .
“ During the past fifteen years it has
To Otto A. Morrissey, the above
Reuben H . Mast, J r . , who is at- been mv sister's favorite medicine for
colds on the lungs. I myself have tak named defendant:
lending school at the U n iv e rsity ol en it a number of times when suffering
IN TH E NAME OF TH E ST A T E OF
O regon, w as home to spend the with a cold and it always relieved me OREGON, You arc hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint of
w eek end with his parents. Mr. promptly.”
the plaintiff in the above entitled Court
and cause within six weeks from the
and M rs. R . H . M ast H e returned
date of the first publication of this sum
to school yesterd ay
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mons, to-wit: within six weeks from
6th day of March 1917 ; and if you
Best onion sets on the m ark et,! Tl>e Coos and Curry County Cheese the
fail to appear or answer the said com
The Celebrated
»h ue pounds for 25 cents,at K n ow l- 1 Association met at the office o f County plaint on or before the 17 th day of Ap
Agent J . L. Smith yesterday for the ril, 1917 , the same being the last day
ton’s d ru g store
purpose of discussing the purchasing of of the time prescribed in the order of
C ounty A gen t J L- Sm ith states supplies, market conditions and the publication, the plaintiff will apply to
that the cow testing associations ot general outlook for the cheesemakers the Court for the relief demanded in
her said complaint, a succinct state
the vallev are b ein g reorganized I of the county for the coming year, ment of which is as follows: That the
and tnat tlie y e a r’s w ork w ill soon 1 Those present were: J . D. Carl, presi- marriage contract heretofore existing
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i dent; A. W. Cope, vice president; A. between the plaintiff and the defendant
The strongest and nearest water- proof c m m tm e
A lre a d y , he sa y s, they “ 7 . ’ .
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be annulled, set aside and held for
’
Christensen, secretary-treasurer, J . H. naught; that the plaintiff be restored
Shoes made for Loggers, Cruisers,
h ave 120 0 cow s sign ed up in this ( McCloakey, director, Guy Ford, insp.c- to her maiden name of Mary Alta Stan
Miners, Sportsmen ana Workers.
ley, and for such other and further re
part of the county and that the } tor, and Claude Giles, selling agent,
Men’* Comfort Dres* Shoes
w otk has not com m enced yet on j Mr. Smith says that the association lief as to the Court may seem meet and
equitable.
the B av side
is Retting well organized by this time
Service of this summons iz made
Strong Shoes for Boys
and that the work is going along upon you by publication thereof pur
tro
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all
smoothly.
Everybody
who
is
interested
suant
to the order of the Honorable
Manufactured by
k iiu i- w d and coal, the larigeNt j jn tj,e future 0f the county, according Jam es Watson, Judge of the County
L a d l e « ! A « k y o u r D r u g f U t fo r
variety in town
T o o ls of a.I k in d ' to
Bj,oui3 boost for the association Court of the State of Oregon for Coos
< h l - e b e « - l e r 'w I M u m o n d B r a n d ,
County, made on the 3 rd day of March
1*111« in R ed an-i (¿old metallic
box«, sealed with Blue R it.Don.
* m ' , *lcn s“ rae
Send me your which, it is hoped, will place Coos coun 1917 .
J. J . S T A N L E Y ,
T a k e bo o th e r Buy o f y o u r
D n n lit AhkWCTII.rirKa.TPB'S 621 Thurman St
3 - 6 - 7 t
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Portland. Oregon s a w , and um brellas to gel fixed A t ty cheese on a par with that of Tilla-
DIAM OND BRAND 1*1
fncSo
years known as Best, Safest. Always Reliable
Ask for the Bergmann Waterproof J I Q uick > Second H and Store, m0ok, and every other aection of the
E 11st and H en ry sts.
Phone 401 country
J . A Y ate s w as down from Fish
SOLD BY DRLGGISTS EVERYWHERE shoe Oil.
T ra p yesterday on business.
Sanitary, Easy to clean,
Economical, Durable.
Bakes Faster and Better.
Bake and Serve in the same
dish.
A household necessity.
Casseroles fit r e g u l a r
mounts. $1.50 to $2.25.
Custards, set of six, $1.20
to $1.50.
A Bona Fide Sale
Str. Elizabeth
San Francisco
and Bandon
Precautions Againt Panic
J. E. NORTON
For the Bowels
The Busy
Probably nothing has
more it fluence on the
general health than the
condition of the bowels.
Housewife
can get rid of the hard
est and most disagree
able part of the week’s
w o r k by sending the
wash to us.
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
If it can be washed we
can do it.
We honestly believe that
are the best bowel rem
edy ever made, pleasant
to take, permanently
beneficial for relief from
the misery and dangers
arising from constipation.
Eat them like candy,
good for young and old.
In boxes of 36 tablets
for 25 cents.
While in Powers visit
A . D. Andrews
Bergmann Shoe
Tailoring Co.
Awarded Gold Medal
P. P. 1. E. San Francisco, 1915
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Free Storage to Patrons
C1CHEHER,SPILLS
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D I S H E S
have advanced in price 30 per cent. How
ever, we had a large stock on hand before
the advance and are selling these at a price
that is now
BELOW COST
The dishes include W. S. George and Hom
er Laughlin China. We have six different
patterns from which you can select sets of
any size you wish for.
$12 or Less
The Racket Store
Mrs. A. O. Walker
H. O. Anderson
Machón Kidnapped
Q e t th e W a n t A d H a b it
Removal Sale
Marriage Licenses
ph arm acy
The Rexall Store
Suits $15 to $50
Coquille, Oregon
Vegetable
Laxatives
COQUILLE DUM MY M C I CO. F M m I n T
High Gars Tailoring
1 Lot Childs and Misses capes, heavy
grade, worth $4.00, now on sale
a t--------
98c
Infants’ white cashmerette coats,
prettily embroidered, $3.00 val
ues now____
$1.88
Men’s $2.00 and $2.25 Grey Mixed
overshirts on sale at
$1.49
Colgates and Williams best shaving
soaps, the 10c kinds now
5c
10c scouring soaps, used for cleaning
almost everything, n o w ____ 5c
Theodore Bergmann
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
Cheese Associatin Meets
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GU ARAN TEED TEN YEA RS
The extra iticnjth o f the Rex Type
writer can be seen.
The type-bars are of 1-16 inrh thick
ness, instead of the usual 1 - 32 . The
type-bar-beaiing surface is, on the
average, four times greater than on
any other typewriters of standard de
sign. In every part there is extra
ilrzngth.
The Rex is built to outlast all others.
Factory tests show an equivalent of
25 years’ daily service.
The manufacturers consider 10 years
a reasonable guarantee.
Why buy a typewriter of less
st rength ?
Extra Capacity
Letter writing is not all a typewriter
should do.
The carriage on the Standard Rex
Model is 11 inches instead of 9 . It is
built for writing on wide blanks, in
surance policies, deeds, abstracts,
contracts, etc.
Why buy a typewriter that only
writes letters?
It writes on cards, labels, tags. It
prints in two colors without changing
ribtxm—serves os a check-protector.
It is made ready for stencil-cutting
v ithout removing ribbon. It mani
folds from 5 to 20 carbon copies c.t
one writing.
The tabulator and back-sparer rre
operated by keys. They are in-bullt—
not added attachments.
When the end of the line is reached,
the Rex locks automatically.
The Rex is n full visible writer— ict
necessary to move any part oi the
typewriter to see all you are writing
and have written.
Why buy a typewriter that lacks any
of these features?
Extraordinary Price
$ 57 . 50 , f. o. b. factory, would be a
low price for any standard typevrritcr.
For a typewriter of extra strength,
extra capacity, extra features, it ia an
extraordinary price.
Why pay more and receive less?
Compel those who ask more to f/.ve
more.
Payments
For a little more the Rex can be he. !
on monthly payments. It will pay
for itself from earnings.
M onthly
Ask for Dem onstration
Make us prove our claims of superi
ority; if we fail you lose nothing; if
we succeed you save about 40 %.
ROY M. AVERY, Agent
Herald Office
Coquille, Oregon
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