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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MAHSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1911 EVENING EDITION. i nrv i -" i ii-r vs&f&m? a 1 1IW V I1W1W d THE WEATHER. a. ones ho lincl sent to thu grocery. Ho has some on exhibition at thu Cham ber of Coininoreo that would win it bin ribbon at any apple show. Personal Notes Just arrived from t'ie cast the swellesl lino of Clothing over shown in Marshfield, r0 especially want the young men to conic in and look at them, for they have CLASS, aid the price, $20.00 to $25.00, WELL, wo just ask you to judge. Our wet-weather goo-ls are hero loo, Swell En--lish Slip-Ons, and Light Rubber Tourists Coiits for street wear, Slickers an I Rubber Hoots for work; so, get ready NOW for that rain. Model Lodge Meeting Everything la In teadlnoss for the Model Lodge meeting of the Women of Woodcraft which will be held here this evening There will be a largo attendance, nnd the meeting piomisos to be one of the best that order has ever held here. THE TOGGERY (Dy Associated Press.) OREGON, Sept. 28. Fair to night with light frost In east. Friday, fair except rain In Northwest. LOCAL TEMPERATURE UK. lyuirr. For twenty-four hours ending at '1: 00 p. in., Sept. 27, by Mrs. E. Mlngus, special government meteorological observer: Maximum C3 Minimum '. no At 4:00 p. in 59 Proclpltnthm 0C Wind, Northwest; partly cloudy. Smoker Tonluht. .1. A. Matson. C. F. McKnlght and C. E. Nicholson hnve Issued Invitations for tho smok er to bo given this evening in honor of W. C. Chandler at the Mllllcoma Club. They constitute tho House Committee of the club. Tho program will be Impromptu. 11. DAVIS Is down from Coos Rlv er today. today from n short visit with rela tives in Portland. HOY LANDRITH of Coos River Is In Mnidhilcld on business. C. H. KELLY of Emplro Is looking after business here today. MHS, S. A. YOAKAM of Coos River is n Marshlleld shopper today. E. A. UECKET of Coqulllo Marshlleld on business. is In ROY ULEECKBll of the Smlth-Pow-ers Logging Co. is suffering from a rather severe attack of poison oak. Supplier For llalnes The Alliance today brought In three cnrlonds of hay and feed for A. T. Haines, the local hay, feed and Hour denier. Mr. Haines, owing to his rapidly increas ing business, Is receiving shipments on nlmost every steamer now In or der to give his customers fresh and high grade feed. Always "liTe BusyCorner" It's a Fact. Wo nro truly tho "busUst corner In town" nnd rightly named. Why well, you nro always able to obtain nnythlag hero that Is to be found In the best stores of tho larger cities. Wo havo the most complete stock on the Ray and are con stantly cntorlng to tho people. Gnidlliei' Militate!-. J. 3. T.t wnn annotated thu nnxtnr nf tint G n nil tun- !in,,.,iiu, i. i. i... ii... n bnvago Methodist conference which closed this week at Salem. Plan Pintle. Mrs. T. Harvey and Mrs. II. A. Wells are arranging a pic nlc at Charleston next Sunday In honor of Mrs. Hnrvey of Grnnts Pass who Is visiting at the T. Hnrvey homo Weils In l,o4 Angeles. Howard has received cards an nouncing the marriage of Miss Daisy Reed and Roy S. Parrent at Los An geles, September 21. Tho bride will bo remembered ,on Coos Ray, having resided hero with her parentB for a number of years and wns once a lo rnl reporter on The TIihob. DR. J. T. McCORMAC loft this morn ing for Myrtle Point on business. . M. METLER of North Rend is a Marshlleld business visitor today. WM. E. HOMME of Cooston wns a Marshlleld business visitor yesterday. HARRY Q. HOY is planning to move his olllces to tho now oko build ing on October 1. MRS. C. H. MARSH returned today from a few weeks' visit with rela tives in Portland. E. In Injured. A. M. Peters, n long- shiironihn. wnn null.. luwllv lii-nluml 1 while assisting in loading a ship at tho Smith mill whnrf this week. At first It was thought his leg wns bro ken but an examination showed It was not. Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co. Phone Main 298 Us Norton RMal(it'. F. P. Norton of Mnrsh field was one of thoso respond ing to toasts at a bnnquot given In Eugene last Saturday night by the Lane County Fair Association in hon or of the horsemen who attended tho rnccs thero last wcok. Fine Exhibit. Tho Marshfleld Chamber of Couunorco has boon re volving some very Hue exhibits from ranchers In this vicinity tho Inst few i days. Mrs. A. L. Redlleld of North Rend sent down some unusually flue strawberries, W. II. Morgan of Da niels Creek some very largo onions, nnd P. M. Hnll-Lowls nnd wMo some of trio prettiest roses seen In many a day. Geo Uealo 1b nlso arranging to Hiring In some other lino exhibits. E. I E. Dyer of Dreamland Rnuch hns 'some flno potatoes on exhibition there. D. MOORE has returned from Rnndon where he has been organ izing n Mooso lodge. MESDA,MES P. L. PHELAN, L. A. Roberts nnd J. R. Renson of Myr tle Point, nro guests of Marshlleld friends today. GORDON RASMUSSEN loft overland yesterdny for Corvallis whero ho will attend Oregon State Agrlcul turnl collcgo tho coming year. REV. G. LEROY HALL roturncd to day from Portland whoro ho ac companied his undo, Ell Cooke, who Is returning to his homo In England. CAPT. EDGAR SIMPSON of North Rend Is a Marshlleld business vis itor today. L. J. Simpson is ox pected homo In a day or two from San Francisco. MRS. E. R. GEI1RKE returned todny from a short visit In Portland nnd other northern points. ROY ABBOTT returned todny nfter several months' visit In California nnd other const points. MISS M. F. MULLEN, who lina boon visiting nt the homo of J. II. Fla nagan and other relatives on tho Ray will leave Sunday for her home In San Francisco. W. P. SCHIEFFELE and Eastsldo returned todny trip to northern points. wlfo from MRS. L. M. NOULE returned todny from Portland whero alio has been visiting n few weeks, having ac companied her niece, Miss Maude Rowron, who Is attending school thero this year. lU'iile'N Apples Won. Geo of Coos River gro"w tho flno Graven- Lit 111 tt fl tlltlhU 1 1 It I nil ! II llflt IihIdji fflM mum tiiiivD niiitu nun 111 Ok JU IAU lift j Fancy Dancing WANTED CuiivuhnIiik agents nt onco for tho sole, of "COMPKN DIUM of Everydny Wants," th book of gonoral necessity, price 11.50; also for "Tho DEVIL'S BRIDE," n wondorful religious al legory, prico $1.00. Either outfit sent postpaid for 10 cents. 50 commission to agents, nig BOllors. Address A.B. KUHLMAN, Publish er, 136 West Lako St., Chicago, 111. r i iii. ill- tt WANTED Woman or Rlrl to enro for elderly Invalid. Inquire of Mrs. Sengstackon. WANTED Klvo iMiirdera and room. ers in private homo. Handy loca tion for mill hands. Nicely furnish ed rooms. Rates reasonable. 977 South Fourth street. Phono 18SX POR RENT Furnished rooms nt 1024 Elrod stroot. 1'OR RENT Three furnished rooms for gentlomon. Inqulro at this ofnee. nt MASONIC OPERA HOUSE fRIDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 29TH For the Benefit of Slurshlleld Public Library. Enjoy nn Interesting and entertain ing ovonlng and holp a worthy cause' Reserved Seats on Sale at Tho Uusy Cornor. TICKETS 23, .15 nnd 0 CENTS Blanco hotel and Ed's Billiard par lors. Day phones 46 and 231R. Night phone 181X. Odd Name. Ilnrry O. Hoy In 1 oti(lllltv TIia 1Mrt AuunnlnlAil TIhaiiu Bcnle '.. ' VT . .. luispntcucs oi yesterday uiscovorcu an Item about an old friend of his UlinniMlii linfmiA tttj niinnnnnllnii Coos county at tho Oregon Stnto Fair "'""""' " uu..-w..u.. at Salem. If Mr. Reale had only Cmm "t Knnsa City. The dls i ,i.. ,i. ,. ,..... imtch gave It as "W. J. McGoo" od. ho might hu've picked out some ' J1 " Bn'8, U B,10U,t,1 ,bo nicer ones, but na It wb thoy woro WJ" '. "'? g'T .I"""0 "''' an odd combination of tho two lot- . 7, " " ! ' to'ra run togothor as capitals without A Great Advantage to Working Men ... ., ., ,., t , i ior c .i c o. i porlods separating thorn or without J. A. Mnplo, 125 8. 7th 8t., S to ub- ... , " . onv'llo. 0 BayB: "For yonrs I But- stn,llnK fr any othor name as are forcd from weak kidneys and n 8ovoro usually tho caso In nbbrevlntlng given bladder trouble I lonrned of Foley names with Inltlnls. Mr. McQoo'b MRS. TOM NICOLS returned todny from n short visit with rolntlvcB nt Snlem nnd other' northern points MRS. O. P. HARVEY of Grants Pass Is In tho city for n fow weokfl' visit nt tho homo of her son, Tom Hnrvey. MISS WILLA HALL.nrrived hero to day from Portland tq visit her sis ter. Mrs. W. N. Ekblnd, and othor rolntlvos on the liny. peculiar nnmo Is n special hobby of Kldnoy Pills and tholr wondorful mirnn ar I hnrrntl fntsfni Htnm nml suro enough I had ns good rosults as hls nnd no ,m8 n ,lot t,mo w,th neWfl any I heard about. My bnckacho papers evorywhoro becauso thoy can't loft mo and to ono of my buslnoss, ox- undorstnnd tho combination nnd ubo pressman, that alono Is a groat nd- .,. i0itorg ftB i.i- iniiini8 vantago My kldnoys acted free nud.tno ,0ttor8 a8 ,U8 ,nU,nl8' normal, nnd that Bvod mo a lot of " mlBory. It Is now a ploasuro to work) Sonio Coos Bay men vlow rollglon whero It usod to be a mlsory. For aa a good flro escapo. Snlo nt Red Orons Drue Rtor ' MISS MAMIE MAHONEY nrrlvod homo todny from n fow weeks' vis it nt Portland. McMlnnvlllo nnd points In Washington. JAS WATSON, county clerk, enma over from Coqulllo' last evening to attend tho Mllllcoma Club Smoker In honor of W. S. Chandler, not being npprlsed of tho postponing of It until this evening. D. O. KENYON and wlfo of Lakeside, wero In Marshflold today, coming In to boo Mrs. Konyon's slater, Mrs. Frnnk Plerco, who la receiving treatment nt Mercy hospital. Mm. Pierce Is getting along nlcoly, FOR SALE fiasollno launch 20-foot beam, first class order. Call nt '427 Broadway. ' Wanted Ghi at stntvord's. TOR KENT Furnished Hat. AJto houses. Phono 164-J. W.NTKiinno to rent. Phono 108 J. WANTED y to deliver Times In South Marshflold. Must bo at least in fourth grade at school. OR SALE One passenger auto, In first class condition, 1910 model- Or will trade for. real estate. Would pay somo difference. Call nt Rood Apartments, ground floor, South Side. FR SALE Pure Jersey inllk. Phone 108X. LOST Ladles' gold ring opal and two diamonds. Leave at Times' of flco nnd got roward. 'OR RENT Four-room, partly fur nished house, next to Catholic church, Inquire on premises. FK RKNT--8-room house, purtly lurnlshed. Key at 386 N. Second St FOR RENT 7-room house with bath, cor. No. Broadway nnd Cedar Ave. Apply to Anson Rogers or C. J. Bruschke. IRRESISTIBLE GOODNESS Healthfulness nnd purity are threb of tho qualities which make Staf ford's chocolates so popular. Tho purest and freshest of chocolate 'li used, as well as tho richest of cream flllors. Thoy have a palntnblo flavor and freshness that distinguishes them from nil other makes. E. V. MORRISSEY nnd wlfo expert to loavo on tho next Redondo for ,Snn Francisco nnd othor California points for n short stay. CARL EVERTSON will leave Satur day on tho Urenkwntor for Port hind nnd Roscburg. Ho will mar ry Miss Francis George nt Rose burg noxt week nnd nftor a honey moon trip to California points, thoy will roturu to the Bay. R. W. FENN and family oxpoct to loavo Saturday for Portland nnd Rosoburg. MW6fe TWO STORES. I WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. All mombors of tho Women of Woodcraft dro specially invited and I requestqu 10 uo present ai a aioaei Mooting of Coob Bay Circle, No. 164, at I, O. Q, F. Lodge rooms on Sept. 28th, 1911, at 8 P. M. Visitors from the" Grand Clrclo will bo prosonU "": NORA DALY, O.N. M1CIIARL KERRIGAN, tho well known Llbby pioneer, Is In Marsh Hold today visiting old frlonds. If you havo APPENDICITIS, bit.' WINKLER. See After, the sbow try a Turkish Bitb Phone 214-J. IVY CODRON. Mayor Straw athors will leave today for Sand Hills for a duck hunl. apd tho E. D. McCRARY Br., and wlfo, who havo beon visiting for n fow months at tho homo of tholr son, E. Don McCrnry, plan to lonvo In n few days for tholr old homo In Missouri. Thoy nro highly pleased with this soctlun and tho many friends they havo mado hero dur ing tholr stay, will wish for their onrly return to tho Bay. MISS BESSIE MOBLEY loft today for .Coqulllo whore sho will visit nt the homo of Mrs. Ray for awhile. MRS. C. A. METL1N plans to loavo Saturday for Corvallis at attond the marriage of hor brothor, C, F. McKnlght. 1H. WINKLER or knifo. U803 NO DRUGS "It Ib a ploasuro to tell you that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is tho best cough modlclno I havo evor used," writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell, of Lavonla, Oa, "I have usod It with all my children and the results have beon hlKhlv satisfactory." For sale by all dealers. FOR SALE CHEAP Piano, 1072 Anderson Ave. FOR BALE My farm 000 acres In one lot or will cut up In parcels to suit. C. W, Santord, Marshfleld. Il SALE Furniture for seven rom houso. Enqulro Times' 'otnee r address Box 792, Marshfleld. AUTOS ALWAYS READY Two ma- chines careful drivers. Stands at FOR SALE Two cholco 20 iicro .tracts, close In. 1,1500 each, ono third cash, long time on balance. See J. O. Doane, phone 314x2. WANTED O evpcrlenced coal min ers Beaver Hill Company, ff you nayo anytning to sell, trade, rent or want help, try a want aa. "Found It" A superior quality. of Borax Soap A soap that washes, cleanses and pleases. It is known as White Satin Borax Soap ( It Is a puro white soap nnd being mado entlroly of oils la supe rior to any othor soap now in tho market. Only 10 centB per bar. Ask to Bee It. " Wo also have "20 MULE TEAM BORAX SOAP. GOLD MEDAL liOUAX SOAP. Lockhart's Grocery Two Private Phones 8p and 305 C. E. NORTON, Miss O. Cooper, Miss L. Coopor and J. Shcohnn woro pna songors on this morning's stage for Rosoburg. MISS ALMA EKBLAD arrived bore today from Brandon, Minn., to vie It at tho homo of hor brothor, W. N. Ekblad, and hor Blstor, MM. Geo Gljbortaon. It was over flvtf years since Mr. Ekblad had seen his sister and during that tlmo she had grown from childhood to wo manhood so that ho did not recog nlzo hor when she nllghtod from tho Breakwater today. A GOOD Judgo buys FLOUR of HAINES. HUGH McLAIN will leave Saturdny for Glndstono Park, near Orogon City, whoro ho has a contract mi-dorwny. MRS. C. E. (RROADRENT of Myrtlo Point, passed through horo today en 10 u to home from n visit nt northern nnd enstoru polntH. MRS. A. T. HAINES Is oxpectod homo on the Redondo tomorrow from San Francisco whero sho has boon visiting hor son, George. MRS. NELLIE A. OWEN oxpects to lenvo on the noxt Redondo for Sail Francisco where alio will spond a few days on business mid pleasuro. MRS. LEVI SMITH and' Miss Ellon Flook loft today for tho South Coos Rlvor Hntchory whoro thoy will visit Frank Smith for a fow days. . R. PETERSON, who has boon teaching schqol on Coos Rlvor will loavo shqrtly for Monmouth whoa ho will attond Normal school for a while. , MISS MAMIE GULQVSON returned You Depend Upon a Truss You depend upon a truss to do the work it is in tended to do else vou would not buy it. "Whv waste your nionov tri fling with trusses of un known value, fitted by people who don't know how. Come to a reliable store where 'you can tofc truss satisfaction. "Wo know how to fit them, and wo guarantee that you will be satisfied. Brown Drug Co. Graduate Chemists. PHONE 111, MAHSHFIELD, ,i