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1 THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1910 EVENING EDITION 1 ' '' e J :l - j fftg feS vUi iu r iiyiu m van , i?m rea 4. k t B V 4. .81 k WtySA V El if-V t ,-W i W fMLdH VA , XS5sI.V III 11 FWW1 , t'M Pitf issi : i a ''J .' i.vf u;l. s vkky- v W 1 WM -Ifi? A7. TTT - 3 L v$d 'ALL WQOLi V ', ' m l'JV VJ iTtWBJ jr k,,,,-i n, ssss &?K, tVY 2i fcj "Vaw ' r uM - ! vncii vvc yive yuu a siyneu "ft TrffiM' otnes is true. N?fej -" ifiki rgg"-!1 vivij,.iy .ij.i wn wiwlmj ii.i'. mini i. .in. .-.. -.,,.. wimm BK-v.'f5riwv', 3-'vJilaOrvv7v,l ivO-KKfcy-- at '"jrVrwXfc A-wNv nlJIIIIIH It ttraifc r JL $?$ WiffiLa lINf )!( v$ll fflj PMfl ISli! Swill . wHMMHMiHHtaaM t-i J W-WT I Trrr 1 1 rrt- fl 1 7 76--July 4th Many changes mark cloth ing styles since the days of 76. Great advance in methods of making, too. But the greatest advance over all ordinary methods are the remarkable Clothcraft methods of scientific tailoring. These save so much in cost of making without reducing value that you can get a Cloth craft suit of pure wool finely tailored, perfect fitting, witli lasting shape at prices you never knew such good clothes could be sold $10 to $25. Big changj in ordinary selling methods- too, guarantee th every claim we make for these c -S!t othes is true. It's a chaige that makes clothes buying saf for you. tiMiV . M mui-iu-mau Vacation Days When planning your vacation trip, remember that half Its suc cess, depends upon the state of your toilet outfit. Visit us before you start and make sure that your outfit is complete. We carry a complete line in toilet articles, cold creams, face powders, T?erfumes,itollet vvaters(.-Boapsrhalr-lrushes,conibs; in fact everything that will make your vacation time pleasant and comfortable. COOS BAY TIDES. JUNE High water A.M. p. m. Date. h. m. ft. h. m. Tuesdny. 28 Wed'd'y. 29 Thursday 30 3:301 4:34 5:49 7.51 G.9I G.4 4:52 5:39 6:29 ft. 7.5 7.8 8.0 JUNE Low water Date. Tuesday. 28 Wed'd'y. 29 A. M. h.ni. ft. 0:091 10:53 Thursday 30(11:46 0.5 1.2 .6 P.M. h. in. 10:54 11:56 ft. 3.1 2.6 1.9 THE WEATHER. (By Associated Press.) OREGON' Showers to-nlcht or Thursday in west, and fair to- night and Thursday in east. vhen we give you a signed WOOLEN MILL STORE "&? IIOIIX. . McMANAMOX. To Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McManamon of Marshfleld, a son. More Horses Coming. P, Don nelly's Sister Boss and R. J. La- thropes' Marin, two fast steppers of San Francisco that recently won tho 2:20 pace at Tanforan Park in the fast time of 2:17&, are coming on the steamer Elizabeth and have been entered In the Coos Bay races. Take Up Certificates. It was ru mored to-day that in the near future, the survey certificates held by local parties will bo taken up by the back ers of tho Coos Bay and, Boise Rail road. As President Clarke is not making their plans public, no official statement concerning It was secured. All of tho bills against the company Incurred by tho survey have been paid. vlth success. He has been carrying nn advertisement In the leading horse paper of San Francisco offering spe cial Inducements for tho Coos Bay races. Clias. Lcc Coming. Word was re ceived to-day that tho report that Charley Lee, the former well known Coos Bay travelling man had died at Kalrbury, Neb., was absolutely un founded. Mr. Lee has just reached Portland and will como hero on the next boat. Tho news was received Uth delight by his many friends on the Bay. Nuptials To-l)ny. Tho marriage of R. K. Booth and Miss Kathleen Ben nett took place at noon to-day at tho Episcopal Church, Archdeacon Hors fall officiating, and will bo followed by a reception at the home of (he bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bennett. They will leave Thursday on their honeymoon trip to Oregon and Washington points. MR. AND MRS. ORVILLE WILSON and Miss EIna Selander of Sumner drove down to Marshfleld on busi ness to-day. W. A. MOODY, an electrical sign and power expert, arrived hero yester day from Stillwater, Minn., to tako charge of those departments of the Coos Bay and Electric Company. It was 102 In tho shade the day he left St. Paul, and so tho change In cllmato is rather to his liking, his only complaint being against tho ride from Roseburg to Myrtle Point. Several made tho trip in with him in an auto, including a young lady who was married w.lth In a half hour after she reached Myrtle Point. Phono I. S. Kaufman & Co. Coal Order. S4.H0 PER TON. your I Personal Notes f MISS ANNIE CARLSON of North Bend was a Marshfleld visitor to day. Mrs. C. H. MARSH and daughter, Isis, returned to-day from a short visit in Portland. ALEX MATTSON of Catching Inlet, who has had a long siege of illness is slightly Improving. J. E. OREN, formerly manager of the C. A. Smith mill, is expected here this week for a short stay. F. B. WAITE, who has been spend ing several days here, will leavo on tho Breakwater for his home. MRS. W. S. CHANDLER and son, Ben, arrived to-day from Portland to spend the summer on tho Bay. 0. W. LOGGIE and wife and children, of Belllngham, Wash., arrived hero to-day to visit relatives on the Bay. JOHN LAFON, of the reforestration. department of tho C. A. Smith. Company, arrived hero with hl9 brido to-day. MISS THERESA CLARK, who was called to Portland by tho death of her mother, has returned. Miss Mary Clark will return Saturday. EARL SAVAGE left this morning for Portland, and after a brief visit with friends there, will go to St. Louis and thence to Tennessee where ho will make an extended sojourn. W. H. GLASCOCK and wife of Sapul pa, Oklahoma, arrived hero to-day and are Investigating tho possibil ities and prospects of Coos Bay with a view to making this their future home. Tho day they left Kansas City there were two deaths from heat prostrations in that city. They are very favorably impressed with Coos Bay. WANTED. Furnished room by man and wife. Apply O., caro Times. FOR RENT, Housekeeping apart ment; two large front rooms, with l gaa range, rto.iet Woya. . , GIA'E US A CALL. Phono 208. Lock hail-Parsons Drug Co. jt "The Busy Corner' Prescriptions Accurately compounded, t5SS25HSHSHS2SHSSSHSBS15HSHS25HSa3?aSBS2SaS2SHSHS2SHSiSHSHSHSa5HSHSES? STEAMER BREAKWATER Sails from Aiustrorth Dock, Portland, O n. m., Juno 28, July 3, 8, 13, 18, 23, 28. Sails from Coos Bay Juno 30, July 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, at service of tide. Reservations will not bo held later tliiin noon of day previous to sailing, unless tickets nro purchased. W 1? 'Milla't. Act. DtinnaMitilU. " - w a 2SZ5H5ES2TCSiSa52SE5E5ES2SH5HSZ5HSS3JanSBSH5H5a5ESiSZSE,ia5HS15H5a5a5E5 Coos Bay R.oseimrg Stage Line. Doily stage between Roseburg and Murshflejd, commencing Juue 10. Stage leaves daily and Sun day at O a. in. Faro $O.Oo. .OTTO SCHETTER, Agent, C. P. RARNARD, 320 MARKET AV Marshfleld. " Agent, ROSEBURG, ORE. PHONE 11 ------ --- K-B-tt-tt-8-tt-K-n-tt-n-B-tt-a- t THERE IS1A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A WASH nOUSE AND A LAUNDRY. OUR LAUNDRY IS A REAL LAUNDRY, CONDUCTED BY THOSE WHO KNOW HOW. SHOW YOU? SURE, GLAD TO DO SO. PHONE 57. Coos Bay Steam Laundry J. E. LYONS, Manager. --n-8-w-H-8H-H-n-K-H-w-B-n-H-n-B-n-H-r8-K WANTED. Within two weeks, oikj two burner hot-plate or stovo ex tension. Telephone 9GL. FOR SALE. A SNAP in an eighteen foot brand new gasoline launch. See W. H. Cavanaugh, Eastsldo Ferry Slip. , FOR SALE. Cheap, if taken before July 4th, a restaurant doing good business; owner must leavo for Washington as soon as possible. Inquire at Times office. WANTED. A young man ns col- lector; one acquainted in the city and living with his parents pre ferred; must be prepared to fur nish references and give bond. Address in own handwriting, O. M., care Times. WANTED. Partner in shingle bus iness or any other articles that may be made of cedar; plant near ly finished and an abundance of fine cedar secured; experienced man preferred, with at least $1, 000. For particulars, Inquire at this office. FOR SALE. Good work horse, 1400, Apply K., care Times. 1 a fl V! ?! a t ?l a i a I i al a , a1 i a a i FOR SALE. Two donkey burros, suitable for children, cheap. Ad dress Charlotto McMulIen, Empire. FOR SALE. $750 Kingsbury Inner piano player for ?350 cash. Ad dress Postofflce Box G76. young business man of Front street, who made a -trip up South Coos River Sunday, was tho victim of an acci dent that upset his boat and gave him an Involuntary bath. It might be made sensational as a narrow es cape from a fearful death or at tempted suicide or most anything, but regard for his sensibilities pro tects hlm. But his friends are not so forbearing and are spreading tho news in all quarters. New Front. Willey & Shroeder's Front street plumbing shop has been greatly improved by the addition of a plate glass front that gives It a metro politan jippearance. Is Better. Dr. E. E. Straw received a telegram this morning stating that Dr. C. W. Tower, who is critically 111 in Portland, was slightly improved. Weds To-Day. Miss Lucy E. Spof ford arrived here to-day from Haver hill, Mass., to meet her finance, Stephen Floyd, They went to Co- qullle where they will be married. Mr. Floyd Is a carpenter employed by Ladd and Hunt and came here from Haverhill some tlmo ago. Horses For Races, Manager Nor ton, of the Coos County Racing As sociation, has been, making strenu ous efforts to bring horses for tho races from the outside and Is meeting -a--a--8- a-a-a-a--a -a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a t a a a a a a i a i a i a a a a t a 19fife &l CtllETS Add Distinction to any costume. a a a ? a a a a i ? a a a i a a a t a i a i a a a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a- a-a-a-a-a-a-a Strictly Hard Wheat Flour SPERRY'S RED SHIELD Portland Flour Mills Granulated $ 1 .20 Per Sack a u K t ? a i ? a a f a H FOR TENDER FEET 1 there Is nothing better than A. D. S. Peroxide Foot Powder Soothing, healing, cooling, and antiseptic. It stops excessive perspiration and gives a dollghtful feeling of comfort. 25c.; for sale by us only. BROWN DRUG CO. GRADUATE CHEMISTS. 'THE QUALITY STORE." LOST. A scow, 20 feet long, O foot beam; reward for Information. Alex Simpson, Marshfleld. FOR RENT. House in West Marsh field. Inquire of F. M. Frledberg. FARMS FOR SALE. Tracts from five acres to fifteen hundred acres, Improved and unimproved, Prices from $600 to $25,000, according to location and Improvements. Al so choice city property. Apply Hall & Hall, Marshfleld. FOR RENT Store In Coos Building. Apply at Woolen Mill Store. -8 IlfiVn HfYTP! Formcru trie GarfloM LtlAJlv nJiLiU under new management, remodeled and refurnished throughout Onlr family liolil In MarshfUld Everything new and clean with comforts of home Free hatlm .iet jour money' worth ule me a trial, ym will come again Hates, day, 60c, 75c il.00. week, 2 00 to 500 Alto furnished houtekeep fog apartment! with gai ranges Mri Urldgei rroprletrcii, REPRESENTED EXCLUSIVELY BY US Magnes&Matson : . i t . i t ..... i t t- i THE ROYAL THE PLAYHOUSE of QUALITY TONIGHT UIGGKST SHOW OF THE SEASON. 1,000 FEET OF FILM. "A WISE OUY." "SHE WANTED A ROW-WOW." "CAPTURE OF A RURGLAR," "UUADFORD'S CLAIM." "LOVE AT A TRADING POST." RING EDWARD'S FINER L. (Repeated by Request.) ADMISSION ONLY 10c, "VJB -Jfc-trwj" J ) t We Make It an Object to Trade With Us. "That's All." CALL IN AND SEE WHY "Cash Only" "Money Talks" HUB CLOTHING & SHOE CO. Marshfield Bandon 45H52S252SHS2Sa5a5a5BS2SHS2S25HSHSUHSHS2Sa5a5H5rlSa5?draia5H5a5HS?! QTPAMFP lVf F PT ANT pJ UJ X m " " " lt ATI! JL A MMJL JkJ. Ja, pj I Sailsfor San Francisco every eight days. a TICKETS RESERVED UP TO THE ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP, fl RESERVATIONS WILL RE CANCELLED AT THAT TIME UN- ty Jjl-.bs xiunivi' ja uuuuuii m F. S. Dow, Agent. Marshfield, Ore. sasEszsireszszsHStLi-ansssEsararia eszsasaresEszsHsa asszsaszsEsaresEsa ijinniiif wwi'i wwygttrr : a i m ? Mr' ' Ifl 2Kl I: