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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1911)
3 THE COOS BAY TIMES, MABSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 1911 EVENING EDITION .'fiO PIT YOl'll CREED INTO YOL'll II2i:i EMERSON. T)S is OUR CHEER A Square Deal to All AND IN 0SK VOl' TIIIXIC THAT Yor GOT A ROUND DEAL, PLEASE, BRING IT HACK AND VK WILL GUARANTEE THAT WIS WILL MAKE IT SQUARE The Toggery FORMERLY GEO. GOORRUM SWELL TOGS AXI) SENSIHLE togs foe MEN. Camping Seasoi is Here Are You Prepared For It? Wo are ready to supply your wants with everything from Tents to Taeklo. , Tents from $8.00 to $15.00 Hammocks from $1 to $5 riSHING TAOKLF ono of tho most comploto stocks on Coos Day. ft ' ' 82 RIFLES nnd CARTRIDGES. COMC AND SEE US BEFORE STARTING FOR CAMP. (1M Q "'"' - i, , LOST Gold plu i illuniDiiil set- ting nnd penr pennnts between 66446 tma morning. ""--"- ""! Persona! Notes ATTORNEY C. It. PECK went to Co quille todny on business. HAS NO SUBSTITUTE F. E. HAGUE loft for Myrtl Point Mrs. IIit7nriI'8 home nnd Postolllco todny. Rownrd for return to Mrs, Hnznrd. o o i: THE WEATIir.lt. (By Associated Press.) OREGON. Juno 3. Knlr to- 9 . , "'""'"-iMximusner i lM.'r(nlght nnd Sunday. month nnd hoard. Inquire Bunker, Hill hotel. FOR RENT GimmI (I room modern house on South Fifth St. Ban, garden, chicken ynrd. Borrlca. Pnsturo for cow. Phdno 31 IX.2. J; C. Donne. TEMPERATURE PORT. RE- LOST Pnlr glasses between Finnish hall nnd Bunker IIU1. Finder plenso lenve at Frlzeon's store. FOR SALE I room bungalow on lot 50x132. Good well, flno gar don, berries, etc. Near Sherman Ave. nnd Ohio streot, North Bend. Quick snlc price $525, Half cash. E. M. Mottlor. LOCAL For twenty-four hours ending at 1:43 p. in., Juno 2, by Mrs. E. MlngiiB, spcclnl government meteorological observer: Maximum 5S Minimum 48 At 4:13 p. m 53 Precipitation nono Wind, Northwest: clear. f SPECIAL bnrgaliiHjn'Xow niul Sec ond Hand Sowing 'Machines to closo out stock. C. A. McKolIIps, Phone 4CC, North Bond, Oro. ' FOR SALE Good Alder flro wowll 12.00 per tlor dolivcrcd. Plnco your orders now for winter w;ood. Phono 314X2, J, C. Doano. HORN LUDWIG To Mr. nnd Mrs. J.is Ludwlg of Buukor Hill, nn cloven pound sou, Friday, Juno 2. Moth er nnd child nro getting along nicely. WK HAVE a elenn cut commission proposition for llvo nuto specialty salesmen. Excluslro territory grnntod. Vulcanlior weighs C pounds. Fits any tool box. Soils to owners, nnd nny ono can opor nto. Guaranteed to do A-l work. "Warren-Thompson Co., 303 Rail way Exchnngo Bulg., Portlnnd, Oro Vacation Days When planning your vacation trip, romombor that half its suc teu depends upon tho state of your tollot outfit. VlBlt tho BUSY CORNER boforo you start and mako sure, that your outfit Is coin-, plfte. Tho Busy Corner carries a comploto lino in tollot articles, cold creams, faco powdors, porfuraes, tollot wators, soaps, hair brushes, i combs, In fact covrythlng that will mako your vacation tlmo plcns ut and comtortablo. Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co. PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED. LEADING DRUGK STORE IN" COOS COUNTY. LOST Fur while on route to Eagles Hall, Flndor plenso return to Mrs. Mary A. Early, 8C5 Central Ave. v Pioneer Hero. J. A. Yonknm, Sr., formorly of Coos Rlvor, but now lo cated In CnllUrnla, Is hero visiting his son, J. A. Yoakam, Jr., nnd fam ily, as well as many old friends who nro pleased to boo him looking so woll. Coquillo Herald. ILw Mumps. II. A. Wells has re ceived n letter from Loo Edwards, a former well known Coos Bay man who is taking n dontnl courso nt Sa- lorn, saying ho Is suffering from an attack of tho mumps. Ho expects to visit on Coos Bay this Rummer nnd Will como about Juno 15. A. O. AIKEN is visiting friends In Coquillo this week. FRED POWERS visited tho logging camps nt Henryvlllo today. MRS. S.A. YOAKAM of Coos River wns n Mnrshilold visitor todny. J. C. DOANE of Catching Inlet Is n Mnrshflold business visitor today. JOHN HERRON nnd C. Smith wore pnssongors for Coquillo this morning. MRS. JAMES McCUTCHEON is visit ing friends nt Boavor Hill Junctio.i today. HARRY BRADEIELD Is Buffering from nn Incipient nttnek of ha; fovor. . A. ABBOTT loft for Coqulllc this morning to install n hydraul.'c pump on lits ranch there. J. W. CHAPMAN Is acting chief cn ginoer nt tho C. A. Smith mill dur ing tho nbsonco of JnB. Bonnott. MR. BERGMANN of Portlnnd, manu facturer of tho Logger boot, is calling on tho Coos Bny trado today. "WANTED TyiH'writor for n week. Mnchlno must bo In good order. Address "P" enro Times. FOR SALE Hhodo InIjhkI ltyl chicks, ono dny old, 12 Vic each. Two wo6ks, 25c each. Mrs'. ' 13. Don McCrnry. . , ."WANTED Room nnd bonrti lu prl , vato family by young man.- ad dress "Homo" caro Times. FOR RENT HOUSE with IS rooms nnd bath, hot and cold wntor. FURNISHED house with 0 room, bath, hot and cold water, piano and sowing mnchlno. FURNISHED lint with fl rooms, bmh hot nnd cold wntor. Apply to ROBERT MARSREX. (Thcso aro all in tho host rcsldonco part of town.) Pupils Picnic. Tho Second nnd Third grndo pupils of tho Mnrshflold High School building nro oiijoylng n picnic nt Eastsldo today. Miss Rnn dnll Is tho toachor. Miss Hilda Ston- lolm, toachor of tho Sixth grado nt ho Central building, and her pupils iro nlso enjoying a picnic nt East- iro r i(do. J. V. 8MEATON, gonornl manager of tho C. A. Smith mill, loft today on tho Nnnn Smith for San Francisco on business. . mm POWDER Absolutely Pure TSiq only baking powder matto from Royal Crape Groans of Tartar m ALUM.N0 LIME PHOSPHATE NEIL CORNWALL, son of Captain N. J. Cornwall of Gardiner, who has boon attending tho University of California nt Borkoley, will spend tho summor In Mnrshflold, returning to collogo In tho fall. During his stay hero will engago in survoy work on tho Bny. CULLIXGS OF COQUILLE. Xcivh of Coos County Sent Ah Told By The Sentinel. L. 11. Hnznrd, James Watson, M. J. Hartsou nnd E. E. Johnson woro members, of nn nuto fishing party to Fnlrviow and tho North Fork Tucs dny nftornoon. Nono of thorn haVo ub yot roportod what success thoy had In luring tho flhny gnino from their haunts. Captain Wilcox wns down from Mc Kinloy tho last of tho wool: nnd In forms us that while erops an. lato oa account of tho backward spring, tho prospects nro good for henvy onos. Ho says his meadows hnvo moro grass on thorn nt prcsont thnn thoy havo had at mowing soason Inst year. J. F. Schroodor who sufforod n slight stroko of paralysis sovon wooku ngo wns down to town for tho first tlmo Blnco tho nttnek Inst Snturday. Ho Is Improving nlcoly. Ho wont to Myrtlo Point Monday In company with his dnughtor, Evn, and grnnd- daughtor, Miss Pearl Snyiloi. Gets Hotel. Word has bre re ceived hero that Geo. E Pr""'n8 of Coquillo has takon ovor tho Daxior Hotol and will conduct It In tho fu turo. Mr. Peoples Is well known throughout this section, having boon engaged In tho creamery nnd com mission business in tho Co-iulllo vnl loy for a long tlmo, Read What An Expert Says Wanamaker's Advice ' : 1 If tlinvn 1C mm nnfniminen n-n nnvfll flinf n "milffvp" &0lll(l loiivo saiwnlw nlnno if. ik nrlvnvfisillf. To ko a success of advertisiug ono must bo prepared stick like a barnacle on a boat's bottom. Ho &0Ul(l know hfiforo hn hno-ins if. flint ho must SDOnd money lots of it. Somebody must tell him that ho wuiiot hope to reap results commensurate with his ..v vniijr u. tuu uxiiu. oiore advertising does not jerk ; it pulls. It begins Tery gently at first, but tho pull is steady. It in- Cr&Ses dav hv flnv nnrl vnni- hv VPfiT. until it GXOl'ts an Resistible power. Jolm Wanamciker. TRY IT IN THE 'Oos Bay Times FOR SALK An L. C. Smith Tislblo typowriter. Torres to right party. Address "II" caro Times. Visit Factory. Miss Ellznboth Kaufman nnd tho' Mnrshflold High School Girls Sonlor Domostlc Sclonco class Thursday vlsltod Lowls Candy fnptory nnd witnessed tho making of candy, Mr. Lowls oxplalnlng tho work nnd demonstrating It at tho hsamo tlmo. At tho conclusion of tho demonstration, Mr. Lowls pre sented each of tho girls with n sack pt tho candy thoy saw him mako. FORSALK J? cash. InquI 1EJS52 nno chenp First Btroot. for TO CUT TIES HERE. Graduates got your dlplomns framod at special prices Walker FOR BALK My farm 000 ricres i"dl0, ono lot or will cut up In parcels to suit. C. W. anford, Marshflold, FOR RENT 10 ncro ranch, Slough D. Ferguson. North AUTO Anytime, anywhere. Ren sonnblo tates. Phono Blanco hotol 40 or Residence 28-J. Havo your cilllng curds printed at Tho Times office. READ THE TIMUS' WANT ADS. Maple Par fait Tho most perfect thing over sorvod, Vniillln. Pure Ice Cream chocoiuto ( Fivt.li Strawberry Cold nnd Snappy sodn wnter. Kerytlilng tho leht nt Lewis' Confectionery NORTH BROADWAY Snys Ioenl TlmlKr Wouhl Mnko Ex i cellcnt Railway Material. Mr. Culvor of Los Angeles, wh6 Is hero on a project for starting tho Courtney mlll.'U figuring at making railroad tics ono of tho lending pro ducts of tho mill. Hti sriys thnt tho local tlmbor Is oxcollont for ties. Tho Santa Fo Railway has docldod to got nil Its ties from tho Pacific North wont hencoforth. A recent Issuo of tho Los Angeles Exnmlnor says: "Twenty vossols boarlng 1,500,000 railroad ties aro duo In San Pedro within n low days. Fifteen of thoao vessels will bear 1,000,000 ties from tho Hawntlnn Islands nnd Java and flvo will bring tho romnludor from Washington and Orogon. The Santa Fo will uso 1,000,000 of tho tlos lu California nnd Arizona and 500,000 will bo used by tho Salt Lnko routo botwoon Los Angeles nnd Salt.' Lako City. All tho tics will bo laid1 boforo Soptombor 1." Mr. and Mrs. W. M, Kay of Rlvor- ton, returned from MnrshfleJtl Satur-' day whoro thoy wont to rogot Mrs. F,nruum, r Chicago who arrived horo by tho Broakwator. Sho goes to nivorton to soo a son who has resided thoro for sonio tlmo. Photo' finishing and Photo uuppllos -Wnlkor Studio. JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR HAINES feed and FLOUR. Havo your Job .printing Jono at Vhi Tlmos offlco. North Bend News Tho Control school hold Its clos ing exercises yesterday nftornoon. Carl Hayes loaves todny for Port laud to tako In tho Roso festival. Miss Mnmlo Gulovsonof South Marshflold was tho guest ycFtorday of Miss Alpha Wlcklund, Weight Quality Measure and Value Combined With Courteous Treatment and Prompt Delivery ARE SIX REASONS Why, wo havo tho lnrgest grocery business on Coos Boy. Tho Quality and value of our goods are as suro as the rising sun. Tho High Standard of our customers Is a safe gulda to our methods. Commenoo right this month mako a good resolution that tho place to buy your groceries Is at Lockhart's Grocery Two Private Phones 85 and 305 Mr. and Mrs. Illrnm Grnnby nnd family hav moved from Catching In- lot to tho C. A. Smith null, Bunker Hill. Mayor nnd Mrs. Simpson loft yos torday and will spend over Sunday afc their homo nt Shoro Acies, JUST RECEIVED frosh BARREL of COLUMBIA BATTERIES at tho GUNNERY. Havo your Job printing done, ai Tho Times office, . Road tho Times' Want Ads. B. D. Co, STANDS FOR Tho Handy Drug Store. Handy to you whorovor you live. Handy to those who live near. Handy to those nt a dis tance. Our telephone sorvice and quick delivery make us just as convenient to you as though wo woro just around the corner. Deal at IB. D. CO.'s, and know what drug satis faction is. Brown Drug Co. Graduate Chemists 71 Market Avo. Coos Bldg. Phono 141 FOR SALE at All Gr zers e Times Does Jb Printing