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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1909)
ir fi iii wi i ,i iniliw IIM THE COOS BAY TIMES MARSHFIELD. 0REGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1909 EVENING EDITION It's As Good As Money A. AS . nd very often Peal Eitate turns out to b a great deal better. It jumps In Talus much more than cash can aVtt Interest. If often doubles It- aolf In a very few years. Wo have .( ome most desirable parcels for In- vestment and you could not put your npnre cash to better use. Call and talk It over with us. Remember the biggest fortunes aro now being made In 'Real Estate, and to serve small investors we will sell you residence lots In EASTSIDE from $05 UP, on terms $10 down and $5 per month. TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO, Marshfield, Oregon. General .Agents. Eastslde. AEROGRAM. DALLAS, Tex., Apr. 1, 1909 via Seattle, Wash. O. L. ,Hopson, Marshfield, Ore.: Account the- very large business that is developing on and around Great Lake's that we have not anti cipated or t expected and tho large increased foreign demand coupled with the recent contracts covering the China Empire. 'I shall on my return to New York call the execu tive board together to consider a further advance in tho price of stock to take effect at once or not later than May 1st. I feel the com mittee would he justified In advanc ing to fifty. C. O. WILSON, President United Wireless Tele graph Company. L. J. POST Contractor and Bnilder .Eighteen years' experience liai taught us a motto "Take oar time and do our work right" Prfcn Consiuant with Btf Wot I 622 South Second Street MARSHFIELD, ORE. M-: a-a-a-a-n-n-n-ri-n-rt-a-tt- . LENTEN GOODS J SMOKED HALIBUT SCALED HERRING GOLDEN GATE BLOATERS WHOLE COD FISH CODFISH BRICKS ? SMOKED SALMON n SALT SALMON - nlso a great variety of canned y fish. I C. W. WOLCOTT I Tho Family Grocer ft Phone 071 ri Free delivery to any part of j. I T I Front Street Mnrshflcld 7 u tt-a-w-B-u-n-B-n-ri-B-a-B Mrs. A. M. White' XA1HES TAILORING AND FANCY GOWNS -Artistic Excellence, " Expert Workmanship, Latest Styles. '.Ladies of Coos Bay Are Cordially Invited to Call. Room 20, Rogers Riiiltling. Corner Central Avenue and Broadway Marshfield, Oregon. PHONE illi FINE WORK AND PROMPT DELIVERY ALWAYS GUARANTEED. ce& msSMMnnum PHONE! 071 E K KODAKS All Sues and supplies at iho RED CROSS "pttf ,jy- .a .- WANTED Four or five-room mod ern cottage close In. Inquire Chas. Fensler at Hub Clothing and Shoe Store. WANTED Good farm and dairy hand. E. L. Bessey. Farmers, Phone 208. WANTED A black cocker spaniel puppy, address naming price, F.B.A., Times' office." WANTED Manager for branch of fice we wish to locate Tiere In Marshfield. Address, The Morris" Wholesale House, Cincinnati, Ohio. WANTED Carpentering and job wo"k. Corthall, phono No. 561. COAL MINERS WANTED. Experi enced men can niftko $4 rer day, Comfortablo lodgings, new houses, good board. Steady work assur ed. Take Soutlicrn Pacific Coast Lino from Snn Francisco to Clinnslor, 200 miles south. Stone Cnnon Pacific from Clianslor di rect to Mine STONE CaKON COAT CO., stone Canon, Cnl. FOR RENT Six-room modern house, Broadway, across from Smith retail yard. H. W. Painter FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Phone 1731. FOR RENT A pood dairying stock and fruit ranch on reasonable terms for particulars, address B. C. Box 454, Marshfield, Oregon. FOR RENT Seven-room house, on Fourth street. Inquire of Mrs. L. H. -Minot FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Ap ply Mrs. Hazard or phone 71. FOR RENT Seven-room house. Third and 'C Apply C. A. Smith Lumber Yard, Broadway. FOR RENT Four-acre ranch, well Improved. Elctilad & Son. FOR SALE 10 room Lodging house furnished. Inquire at Gow Why or Garfield Hotel. FOR SALE Pure bred Bronze tur keys ?12 per trio. Settings of 10 eggs, $2.50. Also settings of pure bred S. C. Brown Leghorns fl.OO. Apply S. C. Rogers, Marshfield, Ore., or Phone 507. FOR SALE A well established deli catessen business. Cash or will exchange for real estate. Apply at Corthell's. FOR SALE Marshfield Skating Rink. See D. L. Avery, owner. MM Everything Back I But the Dirt Marshfield Hand g & hteam Laiindnr - j -tt------a--a--a- a pmwin I IINDHES ? I O Cold Ham, Veal Loaf tt Potato Salad, Shrimp Salad A Boston Baked Btans, A Angel Cakes, Nut Cako Gold Cake, Marshmallow Cake Pineapple Cake, A V Whipped Cream Puffs and all ? other good things for your t ? picnic lunches. I It Corthell's Dellciitessen. y -a-a-u-H-H-H-H-H-a-tt-tt-n-:: jEPsasESHSBzsasHsasEsascsanszsF STEAMER FAVORITE Two trips daily between Baidoa and K Coqullle connecting with nil Marshfield ru train, Loaves Bandon . ,.0:45 a.m. In v . 4 n In iri fjeaves nanuuB . . . jl.- ii. u. j Cj Leaves Coqullle. ..0:15a.m. jj Leaves Coqullle ...4:00p.m. S n Trarelera leaving Uarshiield In the In morning reach Bandon at oon. People K on Coqullle rirer can spend oyer threo n hours In Uarshiield and reach home the uj same day. Gj COQU1LLE RIVER TRAN8 jfl PORTATIOK CO. pga5a5?Sa!T!ia5H5a5?5?gZ.T?5r!35?Jia Om.o for I'atltlo Northwt-1 HU wj ClllMt& &ow on tlUplu5 it uj -. M.n AiktorCsla. U. IlBOtOttM . "UUhorllOOrf. WTlU m v1vs mm ,9 . .U Kill r I t runt IKIM tumiMUutt -.. ua uttua. Win mmt: ia mm Liasi i&ZJ IG2Z2J H3S22P Ea&r jtfSBBBBBBBBflnBBBBSnBBBMBBBBHsWeBSBflflsSBBBl r -1 t Clothcraft M II ' !" ' '" "1 i-1 rf " fr y-' if, JI 'i (r 0UASANTEEO BMaBSaa'tJa'5&5.WiaEg5WgeSaE BBEsvaBHsssasVsiBaaasBaa NORTH BEND NEWS. Mrs. P. Robertson is very, ill at her home In Ml'llngton. Mrand Mrs O. P. Noah of East side, arc both nuitc ill. Mrs. David Vaughan, who has been quite ill Is improving. Dr. R. G. Gale wa3 down from South Coos Rlvor today on business. Margaret, tho little daughter of ASLjT TN READITsTESS for big- bout LOU CARRANZA AND FRED SAX BOTH CONF DENT F WINNING IN THE CONTEST ON FRIDAY EVENING J. R. Herron, manager of tuc coming boxing contest to be given at tho skating rink Jn Mar3hfle'd, ou Friday evening of this weok, says It will be ono of tho most lively aver riven on the Bay. Both men re In tho pink nf condition and Uoth are confldont of winning. In a sign ed stntoment made to him today Carranzn n"d - both '' i'm tn 1 In winning tarn, Carranza asserting Styles I like 1 for younjr men are Clothcraft quality. You cannot find them in any other clothes at $10.00 to $25.00. Clothcraft Young; Men's Clothes are not the only good quality clothes made, but they are the best in both at a thrifty man's price, the only line made of absolutely pure, all wool fabrics through out at these prices. All wool means clothes that wear best and hold their shape longe'st. 13511 C4na iUh aJIUIw Mi; to Man Clothiers MARSIrFIELD, OREGON Mr and Mrs Robert Simpson, Is quite ill. j Mrs. E. It Hodson and little i daughter, Erma visited North Bend frieuls today. Tho North Bond mill which ha! been closed for repairs lesumec work loday. Mrs. E. E. Itijrgs and Miss Ma Peterson were shopping in Marsh field yesterday Mrs.' Frank Denning went to Myr tle Point today to meet her hus- ! i-!unty fo win before tho fif teenth round and Sax beforo tho 20tl. Hero Is what the boxers say: MtHA VZ STATEMENT. 1 T "'.'llerroo: ' ' h the conttt onlr two dnytf ri", , . iiyti' in tha lmst oemlL i'"n I iifiv fv" been for any of my contests on Co Bsy therfforo, I exprtt to make Mr. Fred Sax take I WO 1 lit fcf I Personal Notes f O D. HINSDALE of Gardiner, is In Marshfield on business. A. S HAMMOND of Coqullle, was a Marshfield business visitor. C. P. McKNIGHT went to Coqullle this morning on business. MRS. GEORGE FERRY will leave for San Francisco next week. t MRS. W. F HODSON of Coos Riv er, was a Marshfield visitor today. MRS. II. II. McPHERSON Is enter taining at Bridge this afternoon. MRS. MAYBELI E McGnnn was down from tho Creamery yester day. L. J. CODY of the Bandon sawmill was In Marshfield on business yesterday. MRS J. T. McCORMAC will enter tain the A. N W. Club at - her home Thursday afternoon. MRS. OTTO SCHETTER will be hrstess to the Biographic Club ni'd a few Invited guests Thurs day afternoon. C. T. SMITH, thp Kentuck Inlet , rancher, who has boon suffering from paralysis, for some time, Is ' reported Improving. MRS E. A. BIRCH of Chlco, Cnl., who hns been visiting her son, F. C Birch, left yesterday on the M. F Plant for her home. MRS. A. T. HAINES entertained at wills' at her home In West Marsh flold last evening. Refreshments band who is returning from Rose- burg. His father Ms much Improved. 1 Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Coffelt havo moyed from North Bend to their Coos River ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Hol'and and Miss Wanda Stephens spent yester-i day ar Charleston Bay. Mr. and Mrs Jns. Parker of Union avenuo, are rejoicing over tho birth of an eleven-pound boy. Mr?. Walter Robertpon returned to her home in Eastsido yesterday from a visit at MillinEton.- The body of Mrs. Cox who died at Mercy hospital yesterday, was taken to Myrtle Point today for burial. Mr. and Mrs Llndqvlst and fam ily tpent their Enter at the home of Mrs. Capt Jackson of North Bend. The Redonrto, which has been taking on a cargo of lumber at Porter mill will sail tomorrow for San Pedro, Capt Pendegard In com-mnil the count of 10 beforn 15 rounds. By saying this I am not underesti mating Sax ry, as he Is a young map nnd should put up u good stiff defense and for thct reason I have beep tralnli.4 rtf-acV since I beat ,IC3t ou tho 12fh of last month. I "tn not jo n 1" 'i d'tu1l about mv 'I i a iv M'inrly c n Coos I!aj ll , "'('!' Ill' I" ' '-lt ' LOU CARRANZA " e 3 were served and a delightful evening enjoved. MR. and MRS. L.H. PACE, who were married at A) egany a few weeks ago, were in Marshfield today". Tney will leave next week for Carrelton, Wash., where they will reside. - J. H. SOMERS and J, F.Clark left on the Alliance yesterday" fof Port land to consult eastern capitalists wro are, backing their project: at Coqullle. Thpy may also makef ar rangements to put in an elec'frlc line on Coos Bay. MRS. ALICE M. TREGO, of Mound nifv TTnUQna nrrlvrl horn nn llin M. F. Plant to visit her daughter, ij -., ....... .wu, ...... u ..w. . y. - -Mrs M. A. Sweetman, Mrs. Trego, on her .way here visited a daugh ter in San Francisco and desplto her advanced years has stood tho trip splendidly. She said Coos Bay looks fine. "BILLY" POSSUM," which suc ceeded tho TEDDY BEAR when TAPT succeeded ROOSEVELT as president are1 on sale at the. COOS RAY CASH STORE. They aro tho LATEST fad for children. See them. - 1 nu Few Specials for This Week RlnviIiU-d CotUisli .,...JOc per' ca Shrodded Crab 10c per can Sarntnun Chips . . . .10c per package Coilllsli Balls . , lQft per, c1 Tepplns lfic per o. P. A, SACCHI Clearance Sale NOW ON AT I From ! 0 t,o 50 Per Cenjt Bis COUftt; JlurKitttis in oveiy Purclins" ri oi-i ATrirrif T.'trxni nmi Trvii if iuu nnii r nvi l ua ijuu i STATK3IEVT BY SAX. To J. R. Horror- "I havo trained faithfully for mj ootulntj contoBt and I am in good condition and fit to put up tho bat tle of my life and expect to win be fore the 20th round 1 reached FRED SAX." ConulUo. Apr'l 14, 1309.