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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1917)
in the lumber game for many years and will no doubt add considerably to the efficiency of the departments over which he will have supervision at the local mill. He was accompanied by his family and will take up his resi dence in the Bert Folsom bungalow on First street. Buy your season tickets now for the Chautauqua. July 15 to 22. Price $2.50 for adults. John A. Juza and family le u Sun day morning for Portland, bidding j farewell to Coquille which has been his home for over seven years Jerk came to this city as the employe of ' the writer and has held the same pos- I ition in the office of the Sentinel con tinuously since first coming. He now goes to the city with the view of broadening himself in his chosen work and we are convinced that he will make no small name for himself in Your Bathing Costume is not complete and that line, He has been a steady boy and man and goes with the best wish you cannot get the full enjoyment of the sport es of a host of friends who will miss both him and Mrs. Juza as few are unless you have a waterproof head covering. missed. Buy your season tickets now for the Chautauqua. July 15 to 22. Price $2.50 for adults. C. A. Machon was the victim of a peculiar but not serious accident at his confectionery store Saturday morning over which his friends are having considerable sport. He was charging two soda tanks simultane ously, having them connected with a (The Rexall Store) rubber hose and when they were fully Coquille Oregon charged he shut off the end tank but before he could reach the other the hose was forced from the connection and flying round struck him a sharp pelled to put on a substitute yester blow across the abdomen with the re day owing to his crippled condition. sult that he was rendered hors de George Glenn was in from McKin combat for a considerable time. How J. G. Lemanski was in town on mo ley Saturday and became one of the ever, no lasting injuries resulted and tion picture business today. Herald’s increasing family. George Mac has learned his lesson and will F. I j . Greenough was up from Ban- is doing his part this year in the h. c. not tamper with the “juice” again. don on business this morning. of 1. battle. Buy your season tickets now for Percy Hanley was up from the Par Novia Landreth moved his belong kersburg ranch Saturday on business. ings to-the county farm last week and the Chautauqua. July 15 to 22. Price W. H. Bunch was down today from will m> doubt give the same efficient $2.50 for adults. his Cherry creek ranch, where he is service in the capacity of superin SECOND CALL. planning to build a new home. tendent that he hr»s given for many George Music, brother of Mrs. P. years as janitor and turnkey at the The United States Civil Service C. Levar, came over Sunday evening court house. Commission announces that, as a suf and returned to North Bend yester At a meeting of the applicants for ficient number of male and female day. farm loans held in this city Friday stenographers will not be secured Bandon and Powers will hold cele evening applications from 17 farmers from the examination held June 30, brations tomorrow and many local in this section for loans aggregating 1917, to meet the needs of the public people will attend one or the other $33,950 were approved and the nec service, an examination has been an place. essary papers were forwarded to the nounced to be held at forty of the E. H. Baird, the Western States proper authorities Saturday by Sec principal cities in the Northwest on July 7th. life insurance man, left yesterday to retary-Treasurer Mast. Men typewriters without a know spend the Fourth with his family at C. J. Fuhrman returned Sunday ev Portland. ening from Portland where he attend ledge of stenography are desired es Herbert Armstrong, head of the ed the annual convention of the pecially in connection with the Quar Menasha Woodenwaie Company, of Northwestern Rexall Druggists. He termaster Corps, U. S. Army, a t an Empire, was a business visitor in Co- reports an enthusiastic meeting and entrance salary of $1000 per year. A many helpful hints from the general majority of the clerks in the Quarter quille yesterday. master Corps, U. S. Army, are being G. A. Downey, of the Pacific Build disucssion of the drug business which selected from the typewriter register, was a feature of the meeting. ing and Loan Association, left this and all male typewriters who can Buy your season tickets now for morning to spend the Fourth with his qualify are urged to apply for the the Chautauqua. July 15 to 22. Price examination July 7th. family at Roseburg. $2.50 for adults. Ira Gardner returned Saturday Arrangements will be made by the Allan McLeod, who last week re District Secretary to examine all per from the south fork country where he has been prospecting. He will return signed his position at the County in sons who write to him, subject to the firmary, has given to the county eight subsequent filing and approval of ap to that country Thursday. Miss Ines Bunch left yesterday years of conscientious service in that plications, provided the request is re morning for Portland where she will period, has reclaimed the farm from a ceived at Seattle in sufficient time to undergo an operation for appendicitis. howling wilderness to a productive arrange for examination at the place She expects to be absent a couple of property, as well as having attended to the other duties of the position. In weeks. Doing Good. Victor Morris, of Myrtle Point, who leaving he does so with the highest respect both of the commissioners and Few medicines have met with more will preach at the Christian church favor or accomplished more good than the coming year, will begin his ser of the people at large over the county. Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea vices Sunday morning, July 8. There He will take charge of the Brewster Remedy. John F. Jantzen, Delmeny, will be preaching services both morn rooming house in this city for a time Sask., says of it, “I have used Cham but has not as yet announced his berlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy ing and evening at the usual hours. myself and in my family, and can rec plans for the future. I. C. Skov came in this morning ommend it as being an exceptionally Buy your season tickets now for fine preparation.” from north central Montana and goes on to Bandon today. Mr. Skov spent the Chautauqua. July 15 to 22. Price some time in this section several $2.50 for adults. Ed Moeller, who for many years W years ago and has now returned and T IIK D IA M O N D R B A N D . A L a d le « ! A sk you C h l.ch e« * ter’« DU hopes to make some investments here. has been the head of the Pacific Lum 1*111« In R e d an d boxes, sealed with One of the bay papers announces ber Inspection Bureau in Coos Coun T a k e n o o th e r . B u r o r y o u r T , U r n n l u L Ask for C lf l.C in L ft.T E R * S that three I. W. W. men came to Co- ty, came to this city yesterday and D IA M O N D B R A N D l> IL IA , for 16 will in the future be identified with years known as Best, Safest, Always RcliatAe quille yesterday. The names were the mill of E. E. Johnson, having full S O LD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHEP' W. M. Smith, Joseph Jesus and Charles McPherson. Local workmen charge of the yard and shipping end The Celebrated should know these men and give them of the business. Mr. Moeller has been a wide berth. Cause of Despondency. Ed Ware, of the Overland stage Despendency is often caused by in line between this city and Roseburg, digestion and constipation, and quick Awarded Gold Medal is carrying his right hand in a sling ly disappears when Chamberlain's are taken. These tablets P. P. I. E. San Francisco, 1915 this week as a result of blood poison Tablets strengthen the digestion and move ing in a small wound. He was com the bowels. The strongest and nearest waterproof Shoes made for Loggers, Cruisers, Miners, Sportsmen and Workers. LADIES’ Bathing Caps Rubber Caps in m any styles sizes and colors. All have the new safety pockets 50c and 75c Fuhrm an’s Pharmacy MERELY MENTIONED nearest to the applicant’s residence where the examination will be held. Inquires concerning the July 7th examination should be addressed to Herbert F. Ward, Secretary, Eleventh Civil Service District, Room 303, Post Office Bldg., Seattle, Washington. this county. These were the four picnics held, at Sumner last Monday, at Coos River Tuesday, at Parkers burg Wednesday and at Myrtle Point Thursday. There were large gather ings at each of the picnics and all the audiences listened to the speaking with rapt attention and gave to the Semi-folding Baby Sulkies—new— speakers all the applause they could at Quick’s. They are beauties. nope for. The speakers at each of Continued from Fourth Page Master, or County Surveyor or duly qualified deputy to post such copies o' said resolution; It is therefore or dered that R. B. Murdock, county road muster, be, and he is hereby author ized and directed to post copies of a resolution of the County Court” re locating, altering and changing the Coquille-Lampa creek road.” The Dispatch will run an excursion to Bandon for the Fourth, leaving here at 7:30 a. m., and leaving Ban don a t 5 p. m. The round trip fare will be 50 cents. Bandon and Powers are the only towns in the county to hold celebrations this year. Buy your season tickets now for the Chautauqua. July 15 to 22. Price $2.50 for adults. Pleasant Picnics. County Agricultural Agent Smith reports four of the best times it has ever been his pleasure to attend in Are You One of Them? There are a great many people who would be very much benefited by tak ing Chamberlain’s Tablets for a weak or disordered stomach. Are you one of them? Mrs. M. R. Searl, Bald, winsville, N. Y., relates her experi ence in the use of these tablets: “I had a bad spell with my stomach about six months ago, and was trou bled for two or three weeks with gas and severe pains in the pit of my Sto mach. Our druggist advised me to take Chamberlain’s Tablets. I took a bottle home and the first dose re lieved me wonderfully, and I kept on taking them until I was cured.” These tablets do not relieve pain, but after the pain has been relieved may pre vent its recurrence. 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WILI/IAMJ0 N HAFFNBRCD ENGRAVERS-FRINTBRS the gatherings were Dr. R. R. Graves, head of the dairy department at O. A. C., Dr. B. T. Simms, head of the vet erinary science at the same institu tion, and J. M. Dixon, a orominsnt dairyman of Shedd, Oregon. Mr. Smith also took a considerable part in addressing the gatherings but his modesty would not allow him to give in his name as one of the speakers. ELECTRIC sii>£ O F T H E FE N C E : is the side where the corn is big and the labor little, G-E motors driving irrigation pumps mean big crops. G-E motors driving farm and dairy machinery mean little labor in handling the big crops. G-E motors will last a lifetime, give you no trouble and prove your most profitable investment. Let us show you how G-E motors will increase your profits and lessen your labor. Oregon Power Co. F. E. McKenna, Local Manager Coquille CHAUTAUQUA BRINGS Hon. Geo. A. Carlson Colorado' Distinguished “Fighting G overnor” “The Heney of Colorado” Lecturing on “The Price of Progress” LYRIC GLEE CLUB Four Crackerjack Singing Boys Military Girls’ Company Six Happy, Snappy Musical Girls Graus’ Alpine Y odlers “A Breath from the Swiss Alps” The Royal Venetian Band Joseph Lo Zito, Director Mary Adel Hayes, Soloist An Unrivalled Chautauqua Offering Myrtle Point CHAUTAUQUA J u ly 15-20 a n n u ii COLO Oregon
