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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1911)
rlMlfWV,"V"l,,l",,l",,rr-v!' THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1 911 EVENING EDITION. You Should See Our New Stock of Fibre Furniture It is the most attractive and inex pensive furniture that can be bought A little touch of comfort is added each piece which makes it differ ent from all other kinds of furni ture. Note our Window display Prices from $600 up Perry, Montgomery & Co. yMS mSm" THIS WEA'fHEU. The Summer Bath Should bo as frco from.cnro ns poRBlblo and with that Idea in mind you should supply yourself with all tlio accessories nnd ne cessities. Wo hnvo, probably, tho most comploto lino of tiath sup plies In this city soaps, tollot waters, powdors, brushes of all kinds, wash rags, sponges nnd In fnct ovory nrtlclo to uinku your bath plcatmnt. i Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co. Prescriptions Accurately Compounded. VHP &J& jlvfl r (Dy Associated Press.) OUKQON, Auk. 24. Fair to- night nnd Friday. LOCAL TKMPKKATUItE RE- I'OIIT. For twenty-four hours ending at 4:00 p. in., Aug. 23. by Mrs. E. Mlngus, special government meteorological observer: Maximum 09 Minimum 55 At 4:00 p. m 59 Wind, Northwest; cloudy. torestod In the boulevard plan will meet tonight to talk tho matter ovor and try and advance tho mnttor. Nearly evoryono who has heard of the plan Is In .favor of it providing the expense Is not too great. HORN. KAUFMAN -To Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Kaufman, n soven-pound daughter early this morning, Aug. 24. Moth er nnd child nre getting along nice ly and Mr. Knufmnu Is wreathed In smiles whllo Grandpa nnd Grandma nro certain that Ponco de Leon should have lophod on Coos Uay Instead of Florida for tho fountain of eternal youth. THE 1IUSY COHNKK PHONIC 208 FOUND In llnptlst church mi over coat. Owner mny hnvo samo by calling on Ilov. O. Loltoy Hall and paying for this notice. WANTED Position ns Iwokkcuiier or olllco work Address 'C c Tlmos WANTED Some party who known values whon presented, to buy 150x100 business corner for $4,000 easy terms. 40x100 on Hall and Second for J2.C00. 100 ncro fnrm on Ton Mllo with dwell ing, barn, nnd 30 acres slashed and partly Improved; clean title for 11,100. Tltlo Guarantee & Ab stract Co. llmikH Window. Tho largo oloc trlc sign nt the Palace Restaurant fell today breaking ono of tho largo plate glass windows. Ilicnk Camp. Hov. II. I. Ilutlcdgo nnd wife, C. A. Lnngworthy and fam ily, J. C. Lnngworthy and family and Fred Weaver nnd family, who hnvo been enjoying an outing at Dorn aro cxpectod homo tonight. Recover I'ln. Agnln has Tho Times lost (ids demonstrated their value. Yeatordny Mrs. Musters of the Premiss storo lost n gold pin on Front street. Sho inserted u lost ad In Tho Times and today tho pin wns returned to her. Sinner Coming A concert tour In an automobile, declared to be tho llrst on record, Is stated to be now Leing planned by Am;eln May, the contralto soloist who Is soon to visit tho Coos Day country In hor nuto nnd while here will appear nt The Royal Theatre in Mnrshflcld nnd tho Star In North Bend. threo duckings In ono dny trying to got tho most advantageous fish ing points. Hotel Arngo Ojhmih. Hotel Arugo at Emplro is open again and Is In tho hnnds of E. W. Shrock, an old oxpc rlenccd hotel man, who with Ins estimable wlfo will bo renumbered by tunny Mnrshflcld people having at ono tlino conducted n restaurant in this city. Under his capable managu nioiit it should prove a buccos-i. Many nt Funeral. Tho funeral of Carl F. Ogron wns held yesterday ufternoon from the Wilson Clinpel nnd wns largely attended by tho friends and rolntlvos of tho deceas ed. Rov. 13. F. llcugtson olllclntcd. Tho pall-bearers wero Mr. Erlckson, John Illllstrom, Andrew Djorlc. Chas Lux, Fred Holm nnd Alex Johnson. Young Couple WViIm. Alfred Hru licll nnd Miss Anna Ilogluud wero quietly married nt tho homo of tho groom on Coos River last Sunday, Rev. H. F. licngtson olllclntlng. Mr. Drunoll recently bought the old Her mann ranch where they will reside. Only Immedlnto rolntlvos wero In nt teudnnco. They hnvo many friends who will unlto In wishing them all tho Joys that life can bring. First National Bank OF COOS HAY AT MAHSnKIKLl). OREGON, Capital and surplus and profits $107,000.00 Total resources 535,000.00 United States "Depository for Postal Savings Does a general banking business, Interest paid on time and savings deposits, OFFICERS: W, S, Chandler, M, C, Horton, Dorsav Kreitzer, President, Vice-President, Cashier, DIRECTORS: W, S, Chandler, John S, Coke, W, U, Douglas, Wm, Grimes, John F, Hall, S, C, Rogers, F, S, Dow, W, P, Murphy, Mi C, Horton, Flanagan & Bennett Bank Established 1889 Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $100,000 Assets Over $500,000 Interest Paid on Time Deposits FOR 8ALK lloldeti new proportion cornet. First class condition. Ap ply II, Q. Howard. KOIt SAM': New Homo mcwIiik mnchlno, porfect condition, HO. Mrs. Ira Woltzol, North Bond Ore. I'Olt BALK 2 good milk cows. Kn quire Conner & Ilongland. KOIt SALK Kill! Mood whlto Wyan dotte stock. ItliighoiiBo Btrnln. Cod: Is full brothor 1009 Stnto cham pion. Also souio young Wynndot tos. Enquire of Mrs. I. Bnrtlo, North Uond, Oregon. Knjoy Social. Tuesday night, tho Marshllold M. W. A. lodgo enjoyed u watormolon social tondorod In honor of District Doputy Starr of Eugono, who Is hero to nBslst tho lodge in a membership campaign. Four cnndl dates were Initiated and a lino time enjoyed. MuIciiiK Improvi'inonls. E D.ui dol, who recently purchnsod tho Deary' Bnn shop, Is making a number of improvomontB and has added n comploto lino of bicycle supplies. LOST IJrown nlllgntor leather ImR on Coqulllo road Sunday. Con tains infant's articles. FIndor, pleaso roturn to Ward M. Blake or Tlmea' ofllco. WANTED Dishwasher, wnltrcbs and waiter. Apply at? Java Coffee Houso. WANTED StroiiK woman or girl to caro for elderly woman. Apply Mrs. Songstacken. FOIl SALE Lots 21, 22, lllock U, East Marshllold. Address Nols Mar tinson, I)ox C22, Washburn, Wis. KOH KENT Residence on Nob hill. Apply J. W. Tlbbetts. WANTED 0 experienced coal min ora Boavor Hill Company. KOIt SALE Tho gasoline launch "MUllnta". 6 H.P. Standard en- Due Tomorrow. Tho Breakwator is duo In early tomorrow from Port land, hnving sailed at 9 o'clock this morning. Tho nnnouncomont thnt sho will contlnuo on tho flvo-dny Hchedulo until tho mlddlo of Soptom bor at least was tho causo 'of much gratification hero. Meet Tonight. Momhors of tho Mnrshflold city council and othors In- gluo 27 foot long by 7 foot benm. Enquire E. N. Smith Flagstaff or tolophono 3125. AUTO LINE Cars at nuy time. Phono 231 It, after midnight 181X KOH BALE My farm OOO acres In ono lot or will cut up in pnrcols to suit. C. W. Sanford, Marahflold. Happiest Olrl In Lincoln. A Lincoln, Nob., girl writes, "I had boon ailing for somo tlmo with chronic constipation and stomach trouble I began tnklng Chambor latn'B Stomach and Liver Tnbletu and In threo days I was ablo to bo up and got bettor right along. I am tho proudest girl in Lincoln to find such a good medlclno." For salo by all dealers. Parties Desiring Monu ments to be Erected Wnnlr, .- .. . ..... - -w ...! YLrtra Rnnrh - wen 10 cau at int racmc wuuuuhi ,,...-, -----Broadway and make selection from tho largo Htock now on hand. Mr. Ullon i .. . . . . i.. , .i marhla and crrn "iiouu una jq njg employ ine omy iiiwv ... w --- -nite cutter In Coos county. And none but tho best worK 1b turned YOURlOB PRINTING DO NE AT THE TIMES' OFFICE. Ashland Crawford Peaches The finest canning peaches In the world. A shipment will ar rive tomorrow on the Breakwater rosy rlpo nnd fresh from tho Southern Oregon orchards. Don't overlook this opportunity to get your season's supply. While They Last, at Per Box, $1.25 PHONE OltDEHS EARLY. Lockhart's Grocery Two Private. Phones 85 and 305 Youcolla WIiih. Yoncolln was vic torious ovor tho Marshllold ball team yesterday afternoon by a scoro of ton to nothing. There was only a Hiniill crowd out to see tho game. Tho Yoncolln hunch Is a fast team and Marahflold played In hard luck, many errors being made. Yoncolln went to Bnndon to play thero during tho carnival and will roturn to tho Hay and play North llend noxt week. PRO I ELMER A. TODD, who had boon staying in North Bend, Is spending n few days In Mnrshflold at tho hotel Chandler. MUS. PAULNIE MOORE RILEY loft Wednesday morning for Gardiner. Sho will roturn to Baker City via Floronco nud Eugene. T. M. DIMMICK, custodian of tho county's ensh, roturned to Co qulllo this morning after a brief business visit in tho city. JUSTICE PENNOCK loft today for Bandon to tnko In the carnival and look after business Interests. Ho expects to return Saturday. a. A. BROWN of tho Smith-Powers company who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis at Morcy hospital Is getting along fine. ARNO MEREEN, superintendent of tho C. A. Smith company, is expect ed hero this weok from California where ho hns been spending a few weeks. MRS. B. V. NEGTSON and nleco, Miss Allco Dahlgrcn of Portland, hnvo roturned from a pleasant visit on Catching Inlet and nt Sumner. Personal Notes O. C. GOING loft yosterdny to at toud tho Bandon Carnival. MISS EMMA ERICKSON haH boon 111 at hor homo tho last few days. PETER A. RICE and wlfo of Gnrdl nor nro Mnrshflold visitors today. EARL DIBBLE loft todny for Ills homo In San Diego nfter a short visit on tho Bay. P. M. FRIEDBERG nnd wlfo loft to dny for a fow months visit nt Cali fornia points. L. D. SMITH roturned todny from Coqullol whoro ho has beon spend ing a fow days on business. PAUL C. BATES, tho Portland barik- or, loft today for his homo In Port land after spending a fow days hero looking over this section with n view to Investing hero. R. II. EDWARDS, a United Statco Secret Sorvlco man, who hns boon on the Hay for a weok on a mis hIoii that no ono hero hns beon ablo to ascertain, left todny for his homo In San Francisco. JAY LAWYER nnd wlfo und Httlo daughter arrived horo last ovo ulng from California whore thoy have been making an cxtondod stay. Thoy will bo hero oomo tlmo, Mr. Lawyer having nrrangod to devote his tlmo for tho proa ont to developing tho O. C. & N. proporty which ho and Mr. Klornau bought. Ho Is highly enthusiastic ovor tho prospoct of tho rnpld dov olopmont of tho Coos Bay country. MISS E. B. McGRAW loft today for hor homo In San Frnnclsco nftor a visit with rolntlvos on tho Bay. JOHN HERRON, Joo Gaynor nnd Wnltor Hill loft this morning for Bnndon whoro thoy will tnko In tho BurnB-EvniiB bout tonight. MRS. E. A. ERICKSON of South Mnrshflold loft today for n visit of threo or four months nt California points. FRANK SUMNER, deputy postmas ter, who has roturned from his an nual outing near Dora, reports thoy got two or threo door at camp and that ho caught tho limit of trout ovory day. Besides this, ho got STEADY ADVANCEMENT There Is only ono vay to advance in any line of work, and that Is through study and effort , That is the way we have advanc ed to our present position, Every prescription that Is filled in our store is com pounded bv a man who has not only passed tho State Law requirements,, but who has completed his education at a recognized pharmaceutical school, and in addition had years of experience, It is worth your while to get this superior service, tor which you pay noth ing extra, Deal at our store and you do, Brown Drug Co. Graduate Chemists. 71 Market Ave. Coos Bldg. Phono 141 Use The Flour That Can't Vary Make sure of a uniform bread each loaf like every other. Use only Pacific coast flourTgov erned in milling by daily, complete laboratory tests, insuring'absolute Uniformity. Sperry Drifted Snow Flour LIGHTWH1TE-ALWAYS RIGHT