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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHF1ELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1911 EVENING EDITION. tion whero ho has beon directing the effort to extinguish tho flro there. '1 ho lire wns well In control whou ho left. I It had burned over nbout 1,000 acres i Personal Notes of which about l!00 wns green Um ber. AL NICHOLS nnd wlfo of Empire nro Marshlleld visitors today. "WEAR-EVKIt" COOKIXfl ITKXSI LS-TI1E ALUMINUM WAKE ! NATAL DAY AT 1 N o fU fH "Wear-Ever" Cooking Utensils THE GRADE THAT LASTS A LIFE TIME AND THE PRICE BUT LITTLE HIGHER THAN ENAMEL WARE WHICH LASTS BUT A FEW YEARS AT ITS BEST. We have a large assortment "Wear-Ever" Sauce Pans 30c to $1.90 each "Wear-Ever" Jelly Cake Tins 35c cach "Wear-Ever" Preserving Kettles 95c to $2.40 each "Wear-Ever" Tube Cake Pans $1.05 each "Wear-Ever" Pint Cups 35c each "Wear-Ever" Pie Plates 35c each "Wear-Ever" Berlin Kettle 80c"t"o"$2.20 each "Wear-Ever" Salt and Pepper Shakers 35c "Wear-Ever" Cast Tea Kettles $4.25 each Try a "Wear-Ever" Preserving Kettle when cooking fruits, for sale by Pioneer Hardware Co. LARGE ASSORTMENT NOW ON HAND We Make an Especial Effort on All Orders Sent in by Children (living tlium tho best good3 from our stock, treating; thorn with as much favor and courtesy ng wo show to tho grown-ups, ntui j aftor thoy nrrlvo homo you llml tho goodH nro not Just what you would havo picked out wo nsk you to roturn thum. Tho inonor Bont lioro by children wo crowd full of quality. Our slock of baby foods, nipples, pacifiers and nursery supplies Is always complete. Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co. Prescriptions Accurately Compounded. Till: I1USV CORNER PHONE 208 VOIt RUNT Small Ikiiiku In South Mnrshflcld ?(' per month. Apply "C" enro Times. XOST Simill pocket account book containing record of work of Bteamor Alort. Howard for roturn to Cnpt. Kdwnrd'B or Tlmos' ofllco. POR SALE Coiufiii'tiiblo homo com Pletely furnlshod; two lots at Hay Park P.O. Hox 432. ASSESSOR IS HURT. Win. Coleman of Curry County Vlr llin of Accident. GOLD BEACH, Oro., Sept. 2. William Colomnn, assessor of Curry county, was seriously hurt this week by holm; thrown from a tramenr nt tho Gold Hoach mill. Ono arm wns broken nml ono lew badly mnshed anil Intornnl Injuries recclvod that may result fatally. THE WEATHEK. 4 (Dy Associated Press.) 4 OREGON, Sopt. 2. Prob- ably fair In west tonight and Sunday; showers and thundor storms In cast tonight or Sun- day. ' Doing Well. Mrs. Homer Mauzoy, who undorwont an operation at Morcy hospital yesterday, was reported got tlng along nlcoly this morning and will probably bo ablo to roturn homo In n few days. TOR SAMI Two U'uni horses; one Pair with wngon and harneas. cheap. T. J. Gardner, Llbby. VAXTEI) A competent girl for gen. eral housowork to (,o to San Fran cisco. Apply to Mrs. II. II. Mc Pherson, 334 Pino St. FOH SALE FJrst.clnss liorso and b8By. Cheap If taken immedia tely. Addross 'N. D. caro Times. rOK HHXT Furnished flut of flvo rooms, modern conveniences. Ap ply 703. 3rd St., John Ellorby. SNAP IN DAIRY RANCH. 160 acre Dairy Ranch, one of the best in Coos county; about 100 acres finest bottom, balance good bench; all on sunny south slope, bottom land, mostly under cultivation, good house and bam, plenty of wa ter, good navigable channel, boat landing, stock, tools and farming implements, Must bo taken within a few days, Easy terms $16,000 I. S. Kaufman & Co., 150 Front Street. MANTKII six steady boarders nt corner 2nd and Central. Closo in. Price reasonablo Mis. N. M. Matson. I 8AI'E My farm OOO ncrcn In "no lot or will cut up in parcels to w.v. II. V Onv.n..t 1, UA1.1 . "muiu, luuruiiuuiu. XTED j experienced col niln !lf2LBeaver Hill Company. ca E,)"S,ro,,B woman or girl to ,"e fr eI(lerly woman. Apply -Crengstackon. Royal TiTe Saturday nnd Sunday, Sopt. 2 and 3. OLAHK'S MUSICAL COMEDY COM- PANY IX CONTINUOUS VAU- DEVILLE at 7:30 and HiilO Change of Program each night. Films Tonight "A STOLEN LEGACY" (Imp.) titr imovciio nusTJ' it's mv.in Sunday's Program ! nef. 1fa,e-8ker and a busl- 5B " do you know ot CiLbteror " '" ' "Bravo Swift Englo's Peril" (Bison) "A MIDNIGHT ADVENTURE" PUIOB 10 CENTS TO ANY PART OP HOUSE Change of programs each night. G. J. LEMANSKI, Prop. Sister Dead. J. J. McGuIro, who Is employed In tho oloctrlcnl plant nt Beaver 1 1111. wns In Marshflold today on routo to Sacramento in rosponso to n messago announcing tho denth of his sister. Ho expects to return hero In nbout n month. Court Tuesday. Through n typo graphical error, tho head lines in Tho Times stated last night that court would opon Monday although tho iiowa itom gavo tho duy correctly us Tuosday. Monday Is Labor Day, n legal holiday, and houco court will not bo convened until Tuesday. . .Priest Delayed. nov. Father Mon roo, who hns beon appointed pastor, of tho Marshflold Catholic parish by Archbishop Chrlstlo, was delayed at Portland, will not reach hero boforo Monday or Tuesday. Hov. Fathor Sprlngor of North Bond will conduct tho sorvlces hero and nt North Bond tomorrow. Tronsuror of tho City of Marshflold. Flro Does Dnmngo. Deputy FIro Wnrdon E. Goorgo Smith roturned last evening from tho Loon Lake sec I Catch Rig Salmon. Matt Jutstrom ' last night landed fourteen salmon that averaged twenty-eight pound. They were the finest lot of llsh thai j has boon brought in here as one i night's catch this early In tho sen ! son In many years. Fishermen say i this Indicates that the salmon this I your will average much larger than ! usual.. Sacks Itotlier. Hugh McLaln, who bought the live hundred tons of ce ment that was damaged In the water logging of the Saginaw Is grinding it up in his rock crusher. Ho at tempted to grind it up with tho sacks and all but this failed, and now ho Is having n big Job getting tho sacks off tho cement which hns hardened. The cement will mako the finest kind of concrete. flood Road Committee. At tho meeting of he Mnrshflcld Chamber of Commerco yesterday, It. M. Jen nings, M. C. Horton, Henry Songstac ken, Dr. J. T. McCormnc, J. C. Laird and Hugh McLaln wcro nppolnted n committee to meet with the Coos county commissioners nt Coqulllo next Thursday and take up tho mat tor ot Improving the old Coos Bay wngon road as was outlined In Tho Times yesterday. IK' ' id. GRIMES Is confined to hla i i. jy n slight attack of llluesa. V.M. .. 1IOMMME of Cooston was u Marshlleld business visitor today. J. C. DOANE and wlfo of Catching Inlet wcro Marshlleld shoppers to day. BEN McMULLEN of Myrtlo Point Is In Marshflold on business nnd pleasure. OTTO SCHETTER loft this morning for a fow days' visit with relatives at Daudon. J. ALBERT MATSON and Horbort Lockhnrt nro going to Gardiner for a few days fishing. Looks Like Business P. C. Hcald, tho well-known tlmbcrmnu who hns been spending a few months on Coos liny, remarked today that ono of tho best evidences ho has had that thoro Is something substantial back ot tho Southern Pnclflc lino from Eugcno Is contained In nn offer ho hns Just received of $1(5,000 for a quar ter section of timber on tho Sluslnw near tho routo ot tho proposed now rond. He purchased tho land two years ago for $2,200. Sails Late Today. Tho Snglnnw will sail Iato this aftornoon for Port land under her own steam. Mr. Hart, one ot tho ownors, nnd Cnpt. Pills bury bollovo that tho tompornry ro palrs will keop her In good condition throughout tho trip. No Deal Made. It was roportod on tho strcots this morning that tho Bank ot Oregon had purchased tho Qulovson cornor at tho southwest cornor of Central Broadway for $2G, 000. C. S. Wlnsor, cashier ot tho Band of Oregon, stated that tho ro port was absolutely unfounded. Ho said that parties had boon to him trying to Bell to them but thnt ho had not oven negotiated tor It. Sunday Schools to Re-Open. Tho Sunday school of tho Episcopal church In Marshlleld, which has beon closed In tho summer montliB, owing to tho lnrgo numbor of children who nro away, will start again on Sunday morning, tho third of September. Tho Sunday school of tho Eplscopnl church In North Bond will nlso bo held on' Sunday aftornoon, tho third ot Soptomber, at 2:4G. MANAGER DWIGIIT of tho North Bend Box factory Is a Marshflold business visitor today. Steam DaUory.-j-Tho Coos Bay Ba kery this weok Installed a now bollor nnd other equipment making It a modern steam bakery tho first on Coos Bay. Thoro aro many advant ages In steam baking chief of which is that It Is sanitary and secures a uniform nnd thorough baking of bread. It Is only ono of a number of Important Improvements inndo iu this up-to-date shop. V. W. HOLLAND" returned today from San Francisco whoro ho rep resented tho Marshflold Aorlo of Eagles at tho Grand Aerlo in Sail Francisco. Ho reports that tho convention was ono of tho finest gatherings that ho ovor witnessed. TRY PLACING YOUR ORDERS At this store for a month and uoto tho feeling ot satisfaction thnt comes from always having your table supplied with tho best tho markets provide. THE REASON Wo aro always about tho busiest grocery storo on Coos Bay is be cause our prices, ou goods we can guarantee, nro always reason able. Then too, you get prompt servlco and courteous treatment. When you buy hero you can feel confident you nre getting tho best goods nnd wo meet any and all competition. Lockhart's Grocery Two Private Phones 85 and 305 MRS. HARRY MOFFATT nnd Mrs. C. F. McCollum of North Bend were Marshlleld visitors today. W. J. CONRAD and Geo. Goodrum left this afternoon for an nuto trip to Bnndou whoro they will spend Sundny. , FRANK LAYTON, tho woll-known traveling man, Is calling ou tho trndo nnd his many friends on Coos Bay. CHAS REIIFELD will leavo tomor row for Roaoburg nnd othor Wll lnmctto valley points to spend his vacation. MISS ANNA BERRY roturned this week from Portland for n visit with relatives In Emplro nnd Mnrshflcld. J. B. SNEDDON enmo In today from South Inlet whero ho Is teaching school to spend Sundny with rela tives and frlonds. MISSES WANDA STEPHENS and Minnie Harkonsco arrived homo to day from n fow weok's visit in Snn Francisco and othor California points. ARCHIE "WHISNANT and fnrully' or Portland who havo been visiting frlonds in North Bend and Marsh flold leave today vln Allegany for homo. J. II. STADDEN loavos for Tacomn Mondny to attond tho photog rnphor's convention nt that place. Ho oxpects to bo gono nbout n weok. S. C. SMALL and wlfo havo roturnod to Coos Bay aftor n fow mouths spout nt Portland and Spokano. Mr. Small, Is a son of D. W. Small, tho woll-known contractor. BEN CHANDLER camo down today from tho Chnndlor Biimmor homo on South Coos RIvor. Ho will lonvo soon for Eugcno to resumo his courso nt tho Unlvorslty ot Oregon. D. A. JONES ot tho Flxup Is enjoy ing n visit from his brothor, R. R. .Tonos who recontly nrrlved from Portland. Dnvo soys tho R. R. Stands for RullRond and Is only nnother ovldonco that "It will bo built." JOHN COOK, son of Geo. Cook, will leavo Tuosday for Portland to re sume his courso at tho Brothor's school thoro. The Misses Cook who will attend school In Eugono again next year will leavo later via Allegauy. (Continued from pngo 1.) nnd treasuror. At noon yesterday a lino dinner wns served by tho Myr tle Point chapter for tho visiting del ogntos. Tho opening of tho ovonlng ses' slon wns In chargo of Elgin Chap ter of Myrtlo Point. Tho exemplifi cation of tho degreo work was by Doric Chapter of Marshflold, tho six candidates initiated being Miss Mabel C. Adams, Mrs. Lois A. Perkins, Miss Grctchen Sherwood, Mrs. Eva WIso, Mrs. Marguerite Edlln, and Mrs. May Land. Tho floral work was put on by Buolnh Chapter, No. 0, of Coqulllo, a speclnl omblom drill by twonty la dies of tho chapter being pronounced ono of tho finest ever witnessed. Following a sumptuous banquet, tho following was tho program of toasts: Adah Miss Frances Frnmso of Marshflold. Ruth Mrs. C. II. Marsh of Marsh' field. "Wo meet upon tho lovol and part upon tho squnro F. E. Alton, ot Marshflold. Esther Mrs. Mary Plorco of Co qulllo. "Contentment" Mrs. L. A. Llljeq vlst ot Coqulllo. "Tho Obligation" J. W. MaBt of Bandon. Eloctn Mrs. L. G. Johnson of Myr tlo Point. C. F. McKnlght of Mnrshflold nnd A. J. Shofwood of Coqulllo nlso re sponded with Impromptu romnrks. Tho toasts of F. E. Allen and Mrs Llljeqvlst won especial applauso. Among thoso from Coos Bny in at tendance wore: Mrs. E. G. Flnnngan, Mrs. Sam Lnndo, Mrs. J. T. Hnll, MrB. F. E. Allen, Mrs. John Bear, Mrs. M. A. McLood, Mrs. C. II. Marsh, Mrs. Goo Winchester, Mrs. Don McCrnry, Mls Frances Frnnso, Miss Nottlo Savage, Mlsu May Stauff, Mrs. Lydla Lanff, Mrs. Orn McCarty, Mrs. E. Kotly, Mrs. Alva Doll, Mrs. A. W. Myors, A. W. Myors, Mrs. J. E. Schilling, Mr. J. C. Gray, Mrs. Goo Mandlgo, Mr. Geo D. Mandlgo, Mrs. Taylor, J. T. Hall, F. E. Alton, O. F. McKnlght. GRADUATE CHEMISTS "THE HIGHEST DEGREE IN PHARMACY" Entitles us to the ternr Prescription Specialists consequently we under stand the compounding of drugs from A to Z, can get bettor results for you and your doctor than the average druggist; who will always fill your pres cription when you take them to him but not ex cept by chance will ho prepare them in a scienti fic mode to get the best possible results, Brown Drug Co. Graduate Chemists. PHONE 111, MARSHFIKLD. Do YOU Want Plums or Prunes FOR CANNING Buy Them Whenever You See Any for the Crop Is Short and They Will Not Last Long.