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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1909)
P Ps.' V S I THE DAILY COOS BAY TIM ES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, tunttttttttttxmtttttttxtnntmnttmmmtttnttttttttttt tt GREAT FURNITURE mrnn 8 COMMENCING MONDAY PORNING AND CONTINUING ALL WEEK-JANUARY 11th to 16th H tt tt tt tt Portierres $2.75 A'ALUE FOR 1.75 $3.00 VALUE FOU .12.00 $1.00 VALUE FOR ?S.5 $5.00 VALUE FOR $3.25 ' $0.00 VALUE FOH $1.00 $10.00 VALUE FOU $0.35) $12.00 VALUE FOU .,,,..$8.00 Rugs WOOL INGRAINS 0x12 REDUCE!) TO $0.35 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS 012 JtEI)UCi:i) TO $10.00 TAPESTRY 1IRUSSELS IK12 REDUCED TO $17.00 THIS TAPESTRY IS SEAMLESS AND WEIGH OVElt 50 LBS. TO THE HUG. IT WILL WEAK ALMOST FOREVER. AXMINSTER 0x12 REDUCED TO $20.00 AXMINSTER 0x12 REDUCED TO $25.00 IJODY BRUSSELS 0x12 REDUCED TO $21.00 BODY BRUSSELS 0x12 REDUCED Tt) , $22.00 BODY BRUSSELS 0x12 REDUCED TO , , , $25.00 Lace Curtains $1.00 VALUES FOR 00c $2.00 VALUES FOR $1.20 $3.00 VALUES FOR $1.80 S4.00 VALUES FOR $2.10 $5.00 VALUES FOR $3.00 $0.00 VALUES FOR $3.00 $7.00 VALUES FOR . . . $4.20 $8.00 VALUES FOR $4.80 $10.00 VALUES 'FOR $0.00 $12.00 VALUES FOR $7.20 Rock ers IF3SS 4 j ALL KINDS REDUCED FOR THIS WEEK: OAK, POLISHED QUARTERED OAK, HUSSION OAK, MAHOGANY BIRDS' EYE MAPLE, MAPLE, ETC. $2.00 VALUES FOR $1.50 $3.00 ATALUES FOR $2.35 $ 1.00 VALUES FOR $3.00 $5.00 VALUES FOR $3.75 $0.00 VALUES FOR . . . : $4.50 $7.00 VALUES FOR $5.25 $8.00 VALUES FOR $0.00 $0.00 VALUES FOR $0.75 $10.00 A'ALUES FOR $8.00 $12.00 VALUES FOR $0.00 P10.00 VALUES FOR $12.00 All goods sold at this sale price are for cash only as many of the prices are less than cost Big Reductions on Dressers, Heaters, Baby Carriages and Steel Ranges Everything' for the tt riome tt Hmmnnnnmnntnmttmtsiimn Msvf X-P W3 T 4MMA Hmtff 'V5.Ay(tvvt 4AM64MAA. 0440444 4&o '"-jwt " ' -j--- -p"-' ----,. r it "irTTmr Everything for the Home ggmmisssmsm mmisamm mmmm aim of !U!I UfilO II. GEDDES POINTS OUT ADVANT AGES OF GROWERS FORMING AN ASSOCIATION. Editor Times: Au association of the fruit (grow ers would glvo the members a chanco to oxeJiango ideas regarding the pruning of the trees, tlio kind of spray needed for the different in- home infected fruits. As tho San lose scale is considered tho second woist fruit pest it Is time for the fruit growers to make a determined offoit to pi event any more of tho scalo being carried fiom tho town to tho orchaids and also to thor oughly eradicato what is already hero. Another matter that should be taken up by the fruit growers is the thinning of tho fruit on tho trees while It is small, It is done by eveiy fruit growing legion that has mado a naino for Itself and wo should do it hcio our aim should bo a few first class apples instead of allow ing tho trees to bo loaded down with AN APPRECIATION ' OF CIIAM1NADE CLUB v Editor Times: After remaining on tip-toe of ex pectation last summer, until tho last hope was dashed, by the failure of every effort of the gentlemen manag ing the fair to induce some celebrat ed singer to favor us with a visit, tho modest little announcement in The Times a few evenings ago, that Mrs. May Dearborn Schwab, one of the brightest stnrs In the Portland they cannot live without something more than tho attractions usual to a mining camp or a logging camp. Now, what is the Chaminade club, and what is it doing? It is the one musical -organization of this part of the state. It is mado up of the leading talent of this local ity, vocal and instrumental, Is affll- lated with The National Federation of Music Clubs, and is taking its reg ular course of study. It Is rehears ing each week choral music of tho highest order under a directress who is a genius in her art and indefa tigable in her efforts, purely for f" mt&aij ftwmtoa tit GIrms lag (Sturdy v KS$-$$KS$K-$$TOSy PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sabbath School 10 a. m. Preach ing 11 a., m. Young People's Meet ing G.-30 p. m. Preaching 7:30 p. m. J! Lamb's Wife." Everybody cordially welcome to these sermons. constellation of artists, would ap- the sake of music In her uatlve city. pear In concert In Marshfleld soon, was to ono reader and perhaps to It is giving once a month a choico program to its patrons. It was just such a club as this, formed and doveloped by ladles with Miss Amy Foy as a leading spirit, that develop- CHRISTIAN SCIENnrc X$GG&&$G$$&$C&0&GG$$&5. Christian Science services will bo mon at 11 a- m Ispcond or third clnss npples, there many others like the occasional an !are too many of tho young tiees nouncement of a now rallroml or sects and fungous deseases, also tho ,)rnctjcaijy ruinCd by allowing them harlior appropriation. making of tho spray for In tlio mnu-ltn sl,1It a,1(J i.euC (iown wjth tn0 Hope deferred maketh tho hi art ed Chicago Into one of the greatest Ing of tho liino and sulphur spray j wegnt 0f ti0 fn,tt Then, nftor sick, but joy comoth in the morning, music centers In the world. They tho making Is tho most Important inIlng tll0 lmn3 to gr(nv g00,j frUt We are going to have a rallroai were tho means of bringing Theodoro part as tho failures of tho past sca-ltll0 au important part is the market- soon, and deep sea harbor as well, Thomas, whose wife Is Miss Foy's son's spraying to clean mo trees oi lllg of lt horo (B wi,ero tno UIlj0n is lt we nro going to have Mrs. sister, and establishing an orchestra moss is duo moro to tho niannor tno spray was mado than tho spray It- BOlf. Tho fruit growers thiough an or ganization could bo of great assist ance to the fruit Inspector in forc ing the careless ones to clean up tliolr trees. X METHODIST EPISCOPAL Rev. H. I. Rutledge, Pastor. Methodist Episcopal church ser- vices Sunday will be as follows: Sun I day School at 10 a. m. Morning ser- Junlor League at held In the Masonic Temple Sunday' 3 p m' Epworth League at G:30 p. at 11 a. m. Subject "Sacrament." m Bven'ns service at 7:30 p. nr. A cordial invitation is extended to Pra'ermeeting on Thursday evening all. i at 7:30. not an absolute necessity to the fruit Schwab too and what is more, we nccond to none In the world, grower. Each of tho fruit growers are going to have her first. And why Encourage this club. Do has only a fow boos not enough to so sure? Because the ladles are do- mo-ely buy tickets to this concert, justify n man to travel around to ing it! And what ladles? Tho ladies ijUt become an associate member and at 8 o'clock gather up. Hut by havinga million and of the Chaminade Club. Tho writer atten I the monthly muslcales. The having a skilled packer to pack the of this communication took tho moderate fee of four dollars entitles fruit and shipped heio to Marshfleld trouble to investigate, and there is a perso i to two tickets to the com- thon the buyers of fruit would have no doubt about It. jng attraction and also to another oochi first baptist wnmcH X CATHOLIC CHURCH. '. Rev n H ma,ZZ. ". Zl Rv Vnh nnvmrn,,, " .1 '.""' "'"""b-. aaiur. . s moSSSgSSoS ""t ms, win i, o,Q, ., .-:z:. """?.". ao'vu;B Ll a- m- tp1c M,;(IT"l:u,.le!'ne ennstian's Relation to ....lu buvuviic cuurcn at iu;30 Bible School. bunany morning and in North Bend Tho Rev. Father Cue- ley celebrant. CHURCH OF CHRIST 111 tlio buying or Bpray pumps onougu frtlt to justify buying and Of course, everybody Is going to grand cocoeit later in tho season, ' L J. Porter, Minister, thoro could bo a great saving 10 mo ,,nyjnK lx good prico for lt ns they "oar her; nobody Is golnt; to miss aiui jn addition the privilege of tho , 0$-Wtt$$$$$$s$$$! fruit crowors by thoin through a central agency, buying w,,,,!,! iul0W that tho fruit was unl- the opportunity of hearing ono of monthly mus.cales it s&ftfrfsftfX the Evening service 7:30 v. in. Topic "A Resume of tho Week's Teaching." Young Peofce's meeting G:30 p. m. Bible Scho.&lO n. m. Special music morn!ng '! evening. Also to f , . ,limity. At tho present tlmo t"o fairest songstresses of tho West, tho horticultural repoits tho Hood tn0 jarg0 buyers of apples look to .Occasions llko this only once In sev rlver fruit growers saved $G00 ( thobo places thnt have unions na oral years, and tho music thirsty soul ono enr of sprny material, which ti,0.. inow tlint tho apples will bo Is inclined to quoto tho governor of ELMER A. TODD. shows tho wisdom of buying In largo quantities. Qua of tho most Important duties of tho fruit growcis would bo when tho Gravenstoln applo trees blos som In tho spring to seo what other variotlcs of apples that blossom In tho tamo tlmo as tho Gravenstoln and thon report tho result of tholr observations so thnt wo would know definitely what vailoty would bo l)Q.st to plant with tho Giavonstoln for pollonizlng purposos, as tho Gra vousteln needs a troo that Is a strong pollenlzor plantod with It. Another very Important matter that Bhould cause tho fruit groworH to unite U tho question of having all tho fruit shipped In here to be la snontod by a wU qualified ppiion. Last summei titer wan on one farm two or tlnoe apple tre fufeoted with tho 3nn Jobo iicn'e thrf v oubtcdly was cuusod by taking HENEV SAYS HA.tRlMAN IS ARCH CARRUPTIONIST Just as It Is lepresented. H. GEDDES. NOTICE TO COOS BAY GROWERS. North Carolina In his sage remark to tho governor of South Carollua: "It Is a long time between drinks." FRUIT nut where nro tho ladles of tho Chn- mlnndo Club going to como out? In taking tho responsibility of bringing All fruit growors of Coos Bay and this great artist here they arc as vlclulty nio urgently requested to at- sinning largo expense and will bnrely tend a nuotlng of all Interested In oomo out wholo oven If tho Opera this Industry to behold in tho House Is packed, ns it probably will Chambor of Coinmorco rooms, Marsh- be, and this Is whero tho writer field, Oregon, Saturday, January 10, conies to the object of this epistle, at 10 a. m. Mattors of Importanco Wo need a railroad and other Including tho advisability of form- things how can wo get thorn? By Ing a local fruit growers association, d"'"T v things: first, got pooplo will bo dismissed. Every fruit grow- lit ; t ro d, It eon them here. sr Bhould attond. ""' C nbor of Commerce Is do- J. T. MeCOKMAC, In - ;reat ork and Is brlnglUK thou- Prw, Clianibor of Commerce, sf 'i of n niple here, but In order to keep the class of people we want as c'tlsens. we must have orgaulsa tlo. s that will furnish advantages of art and oducntlon which tUoy havo j always been accustomed to and which Meet in Swedish Lutheran Hall: Sunday School 10 a. m. Teacher iraining Class at 6:30 $1.00 and ?2.00 watches at MIL-NER'S. 1. Eveing topic "The Br'de the teachor. JassatewiirfiiniUMM i iWBBSSESSSJZ FRENCH LESSONS Informa- tlons nt tbn AnoHamtf Hf..i nnri., , A - J -vi()f ui miitJiu. - "uu""l!'1 ll a- m- ana 7 30 P. Prof. C. A. Gabernachn. rfnUm , m. Mnrnlnt- fnnln r..,u T.i ... ' s.on. e w ;;,: ..; 'r?: "c?,e ot pto; PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Jan. 9 Speaking beforo the City Club Fran-' els J. Ileney, of San Francisco, de clared that E. H. Harrlman, through his control of ho Southern Pacific railroad, was responsible for the graft and corruption that has been found in tho Golden ante City. With Abo Rouf and Hnrrluinn was linked tho head of the United Rail ways corporation of San Francisco ' by Mr. Honey, but tlio real boss, ho . Rnlil Rita In Mmv Vnptr nnd lina mm P -...., M..U .M ..v.. w..k ...... ...u w.v nt li( nirnnta I. (a ltfnf lu Af 1 llerrin, gonoral council of the South- I KDaeRSeB,W2,S!,TO era Pacific Railroad. BEGIN THE NEW YEAR AVITII A CLEAN SET OF BOOKS LEDGERS, ACCOUNT BOOKS AND COMPLETE OFFICE STTP PLIES, SEE aul" Norton & Han Crone Cut Sawa at MIL.VKU'S. Oot what you want by using Times want ad. FOR SALE CHEAP. Su acres, 15 acres fine oreok bot tom, G room house, 2 barns, good orchard, otc. Pric $2600, If takou boforo January -5th., Half cash and terms on balance j I. S. KAUFMAN & CO. '"-rf-f II N "T"-'7r I 0T TnnTiifA VlS k ,t nii-a -. uuLvxtmiA 'mALtum WORKS i Cavanogh, Chapman (& Co. Genera! Repair Work and Woodlurninjf. Launches a Specialty t Foot of Queen Avenue, Marsbfiold BloRsA 'iiit'w'ww'w'" Byjttaaadh..-. -rtl fmriifffiMittii Ms'iii-li'inSlMi vl l - &S I 175 Q "aecount? - ,i1 i itMifM ti'Tiia