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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1913)
THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, IE 1 1 NEWS OF NlJBY TOWNS ('MASH FOR .H'lHSE. Announcement that Judge .! F, Hall would not ho a ennd" to succeed himself, which ice ment was made excltis1 The Sentinel, litis drought aspir ant Into the limelight. .ng them being the Hon. W. C. Phase, nf tlila city, and Judge A. H. Derbyshire, of North neml. Coquille Sentinel. II Ask About First Addition TO close SHOWS. IS FID FOB i WEDDING DELAY FIRST ADDITION TO &RSHFIELD While investigating real estate for the purpose of finding a suitable building site for your home, ask about FIRST ADDI TION to Marshiield the beautiful Southside addition which has made such rapid progress in the last year. Forty new homes here testify to the attractiveness of this home district. With snch a start its success is assured. Your questions about FIRST ADDITION will bring out these facts. FIRST ADDITION Is the first addition on Coos Day to grade streets. Install a water system, and provldo a planked roadway Joining It with thu paved streets of Marshflold. Resides having these and other city conveniences, this district Is shel tered from the cold winds, and the lots hero are level and sightly. FIRST ADDITION lots ore large, prices are right, and terms ot pur chase are within the reach of all earners. When you arc- convinced that this property deserves your consideration, call at our office for plat and detailed information. Reynolds Development Co. (OWNEU) 178 Central Ave. Phone 1G0. The Cost of Living and Advertising A very few people get the impression. that advertising '.dds to the cost of goods. The truth is that the very opposite is true. The goods that are advertised are invariably the cheapest and best. 1 The only store that cannot afford to advertise is the one that gets higher pric es or sells inferior goods. The town where the cost of living is the cheapest is al ways the one where the stores advertise their prices. ' Merchandise that is advertised can always be sold cheaper than that which is not if it has quality. It is generally admitted that Ivory Soap is of the highest qual ity and you get a bigger bar for a nickel than of any other kind of equal grade. And yet more money is spent for advertising Ivory Soap than any other. Why? Because advertising makes it possible to sell such enormous quanti ties of Ivory Soap at so little cost of salesmen's time that dealers cannot afford not to keep it. This saving of time of salesmen is the real secret of all advertising. Adver tising is salesmanship on paper and the goods are sold before the customer comes to the store. 0ne salesman can sell ten times the amount of goods in the same length of time it takes to explain and argue about the non-advertised brands. But no article can be successfully advertised unless it has merit for it is the value of established business that makes advertising pay. Whenever you find a town where the merchants don't advertise there is al ways a suspicion that the cost of living is higher than it might be, for it costs the merchant who does not advertise more to do business. His business is not one of quick sales and small profits for he cannot afford to advertise if his prices are too high or the quality too low. w . ' - Coos Bay has some live merchants who are not afraid to advertise and quote prices in competition with stores everywhere. If you are not trading with an ad vertising merchant watch the advertising columns of all the papers you read and compare the prices you pay with the bills you receive. ' And if you want to learn more about advertising and map out a campaign for your own business consult the advertising man on The Times. He has not only ideas but experience. Coquille Churches Oppose Moving Pictures on Sunday. .The several churches of Coquille at their tnornlllir Hprvlnoa Inaf Cm,. day voted on a resolution calling for tho notltlonlng of the City Coun cil to close picture shows on Sun davs, nnd In each Instance the reso lution was lin.mliiimtulv ml,,,t,.,i The ministers nf din nil,- imt.i ' fc.v, ..j i.Vllf I. meeting Tuesday forenoon, nnd nf tor thorouchh' illRciisninir i,n Hon pronnred a petition to the Coun cil in accordance with the resolution, nnd this will bo circulated generally within a few dnys. Coquille Sentinel. ANOTHER CASK OK SMALLPOX The homo of Robert Irvine, on Second street, lH quarantined, one or the children having smnllpov. It was told at tho Irvine homo on Tues day that tho child had had the dis ease nine dnys before being quar antined, and that the mnladv had fractlcallv subsided without III ef fects. Coqulllo Sentinel. MAKIXfl MUCH HITTER. Tho Coqulllo Valley Creamery Is making 25,000 pounds of butter por month, which may ho considered n good output for this season of tho year. Coqulllo Sentinel. REAL FALLS THROl'flH. Owing to somo misunderstanding over tho denl, Mr.' Fredericks, who sovernl months ago bought tho Hunch ranch at $S,noo. has relinquished tho place to Mrs. Hunch nnd returned to jthe Johnson ranch up tho rlvor, on I which he holds a leaso until next March. Nick Johnson, who was "lwtl.ll.l.. ,l 41.. I . iiuiiiiiiK nun ii mu lUtlHU lor .Mr, ' Fiederlcks, 1ms moved back to his pretty bungalow on First street. Coqulllo Sentinel. EPIDEMIC IX CURRY. Tho measles nnd whooping cough aro still prevalent in the Itoguo Rlv or country. There nro six cases of menslos In tho homo of J. (1. Por torflold. nt Euchro Creek. Miss Edith Lusk, who has been tench lug I ho Cold Uench school, will re sign her position on tho account of a severe attack of measles and re turn to her homo at Myrtlo Point, whllo hep sister will comploto tho unfinished term. (Sold Reach (Hobo. All kinds of MOT DRINKS at Sai ler's Sanitary Fountain. SIX WEEKS TO CHRISTMAS f $8S $8j w feg md Six little Santa Clauses busy as a hive I Seven Days stole one and then ihere were five. WATCH THEM DISAPPEAR Do Your Christmas Shopping Before They Are All Gone. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notlco Is horeby given that soal ed bids will bo recolvud by tho Port of Coos Hay, until 10 o'clock a. m Monday, December 8. 10111, for tho construction of public wharf and warehouse on tho proporty of tho Port on Front street, Immediately north of tho Standard Oil Company, In tho City or Marshflold, Coos County, Oregon, according to tho plana and specifications on fllo In tho office of tho Secretary of said Port and thero open to tho Inspec tion of all porBons Interested there in. All bids must 1)0 In uccordanco with tho requirements accompanying said spuclrlchtlbus. A certified check for flvo por cent of the amount bid must accompany tho bid, to bo forfeited to tho said Port of Coos Hay. In case tho con tract Is awarded the contractor, and ho falls to enter In a contract with tho Bald Port of Coos Hay within five days. Tho Port of Coos Hay reserves the right to roject any and all bids. Dated this 15th day of November, 1913. HENRY SENHHTACKEN, Secretary, J. C. Rumpf, of Coquille, Pun ished for Interfering With Marshfield Couple. The Coqulllo Sentinel says: "Ed Stlckney was arraigned before Mag istrate J. S. Lawrence on Monday charged with assault, to which ho pleaded gulltv. and tii-nmtit.lv' unlit an assessment of $10. Early that morning J. C. Rumpf and a Miss Johnson canto to Coquille from Marshtleld and procured n license to wed. after securing which precious document they went to tho Skookum restaurant and rented n room. Whllo thero engaged In conversation with some acquaintances, Stlckney enter ed nnd nddrossed himself to Miss .TnlinBOn wltll. "Itnlln nnntlinfu-H" Naturally this ruffled Rumpfs feath ers unu no oruereu tno intruder from tho room, n rough house following. Rumpf afterward sworo out a war rant for Stlckney and h0 was nr rested. Immedlntelv nfter tho magistrate had tossed tho sawhuck Into tho municipality's exchequer, thoro came n request for Judge Lnwronco to perform the mnrrlago ceremony, but ho declined with thanks and rustled tho Rev. Thomas, who did the Job In his usual artistic manner. SCHETTKIt RETIRES. L. L. Hrnndonhurg, formerly agent for tllO Kstnlll-nnlr nnninnnv nf port, will shortly take over tho wnro- iiouse nubinesB or tno company now Under tlln tunniiirnmmil nf 1.1 w Schetter. Handon Surf. CATCHES WILD CAT. Roy Jones, of Four Mllo, found evidence of some animal coming around his bullilln 17R flffnt tllirlit ntt.l supposing It to bo a skunk, he act a smal steel trap for tho prowler. Whon ho looked for trap tho next .......iiiK 11 was missing, luit with the a d of his dog. he booh loented It and found It u-nn iiri,ii,.. ,i... large wild cat. Tho dog Is only nn S-mon HiH-old pup. but ho wns eager o tacklo "big game." and tho trap being Olllv n nnmlinr 1 oU it n rather ticklish situation' until Mr. rats head, which qulotod thing down Bonio. Handon Surf. t HALVES LEFT PROPERTY. 1 "mmiu u iijn ii) (mill . , vv in niuiKTim Willi his position as Deputy Sheriff, in charge of Lib Haines' proporty nf" init,i,"',"i,n.B ,af(u,r Kioy. iiurneior, anout fifty Jv,,i,.,'H.r."K0' nnrt onV( "'I pstnto J allied at approxlmntoly Sio.000 fJld Reach Olobo. '".". 'AT THE HOTELS. The 'liiiiuiiii. ii.. i ,w:!H?:i""!"J: J-'', Hyan. v ",u""'i wiiueron, ,ir San I ianc s((); x. Munroo, Portland; ' V; ''. , 1 l"PlHB. (Irants Pass; I-. A. Casslily and wHo, Portland; 11. J. NoIbou. Portland'; Harold Aliuort, u I ,u' ,s' YW,UH. Soattlo; S. M. niters, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. A. . lorco, Helllnghnm; J. II. Kolly, Portlnnd; Francis L. Wlthlngton, San I rnnclsco; Mrs. L. j. Johnson, Myrtlo Point; T. Marsdon, Seattle; Ned C. Kolly, Coqulllo, A. T. .Morriflon, Co fiulllo; J. u. Schilling, Myrtlo Point; I'. L. Landoss, Seattle, Wash.; Will. ThoinaH, Chicago; aoo. W. Lawrenco. San Francisco; (Jeorgo Stokes, Port land; X. J. Dlshlngton. Portland; S. H. Rathjou, Htlcn, X, Y.: P. M. Hnll Lowls, (Jood Roads; Al Wnktrom, Handon; lllnuclio Moore. McMlnu ville, J. E. Cowan, Lakeside; Frank Houron, Lakeside; F. J. Iartiunii, (rants Pass, The Lloyd Hotel. Fred Jackson, Emplrn; C. Miller, Coqulllo, (ionova Lockcs, Portland; W. M. Whitman, Spokano; H. C. Wilds, Spokane; (iusslo Carlson, LnkcHldo, Chester Johnson, Lakesldo; Snm I J rooks, (iloudalo. The lllniic.i Hotel. Ulanoho Monro, McMlnnvlllo; Ai mer Wnktram, Handon; A. M. Chrlst oiibou, llnlncB Inlet; A. A. Minor and wlfo, Florenco, Ore.; Claronco Fish, Coqulllo; J. C, Noah, Coob Rlvor. Tho Coos Hotel. John Johnson, Portlnnd; Herd Powell, North Houd; Fred HI roll. Oak land; J. J. Cllnkonboard. Coos Rlvor; (Soorgo Cllnkonboard. Coos Rlvor: .loo llotehklss, Coos Rlvor; L. Coon, llosohiirg; W. Hruner, Mnrahflold: .1. C. Harrington, Portland; Lon Hrl on, Sumner, W. n. Andorpon, Myrtle Point. "I'LL WEAR THAT COOSIJAY SMILE.'" Tho Chamber of Commorco hfl iturchnsed 1000 copies of R. O. firaveB" now song. "I'll Woar Thnt Coos Hay Smile." It Ib nlHo on Palo at tho Wiley H. Allon Music Store South Coos River Boats Tioga loaves Marshflold for bead of river at 8 a. m re turning In evening. Stonmor Rulnbow leavoa head of rlvor at 7 a. in. and ' returning Icavea Marshtleld at 2 p. m. ROGERS Ik SMITH.