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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1914 EVENING EDITION. 3 IGHT now you can "clean up" at this .clear- ance sale of ours. Never before were you offered such a g return on your clothing investment. We'd like to clean Up our stock too mat s wny you re getting this chance. Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes a new stock this fall, correct styles in all the new weaves and patterns are being sold at practically what they cost us. Men's $30.00 Men's 25.00 Suit; now $22.85 Suit, now J8.85 Suit, now 4.85 Suit, now n.85 Suit, now 5.85 Suit, now 4.85 and $6.00 Straight Pants Suit, Choice 2.50 Men's Men's Boys' Boys' Boys' 20.00 J 5.00 7.50 6.50 5.00 Men's and Boy's Overcoats and Gabardines one-third off Men's and Boys' Sweaters and Sweater Coats 25 Per Cent. Discount Dutchess Guaranteed Trous ers 25 Per Cent. Discount We alter and press your clothes free of charge Woolen Mill Store This store is the homo of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes SPECIAL SALE ON Portable Stand Lamps ALL LAMPS AT COST. BARNARD & LANGWORTHY PHONE 158-J. Coquille River Coal '100 Pounds Clean Coal to the Ton Guaranteed Price, $5.50 COOS COUNTY FUEL CO. ''one 18Mj. GEO. A. RAINES. wmro open tmtu HMIO p. hi. JHrt Hrondtvny So. Orpfaeum Tonight WSIC A FKVri'RI-:. cmVcm4N,'VI:, KN0W' An 0erRnt (lrn," win a moral. Sv nmS Vr0N'T. Pull of thrills. &llLmimCaavMa nf,or th0 cl,emk'nl w 1,vj AND TUX CKNTS. POTATOES 6 hnvn -! . ,ht grow i r encrt eovel tons of tho very best potatoes "J. try i i 0S CountJ'' " '0 linvo been gottlng poor qunl AHo h T f 0urs antl yw w,n b pleased. bank rario.1 7. s " Ptntoes ot tho Early Red Roso and Dur- " wmi wo aro soiling for ?I.G0 pop 100 pounds. riu H..y-. , lS,8 Tea cffee and Spice House 130 North Hroudwny VOTIcn. WsOm i. '' Bir no-,1. y cocoru: -uif 0.i,, ,. - , mil uu 'r"r DDrfnlJ:,1' ,,,e n(,tS mul 15 r-4e bv r, roprosonta ta ' ' ' .1 HtMlC'Al.l.n. CLEARANCE SALE JAW ii Tn . UNIQUE PANTAT0RIUM Under Xciv Management, Lot us Cloan, Press and Repair your clothes NOW, Don't wait. Rates Reasonable. JAY DOYLE A C. O. DAfiOllTT 25(1 Central Ave. Phono 2.10-X HAVE THAT ROOF FIXED NOW See C0RTHELL Phone 3171. Have You O BroKen Out J Is your face covered with pimples, blotches or rash? Peer condition of your blood will cause these facial disfigurements ot this renson of the year. A Rood ncdiclno for your blood will clear your complexion like magic. Of tho many blood purifiers we sell Raxall Blood Tab' lots aro undoubtedly tho most effective. Vo aro familiar with the formula of this remedy and know what it will do. It puri fies and enriches tho blood, bulUs up the entire system and Imparts a healthy color to cheeks and lips. Sold with the Rcxall guarantee. Per package, 50c. If you aro afflletod with Eczema, try tho Rexnll Ec zema Ointment. It Is guar anteed by tho makers and by us to glvo sntlsfnctlon or If you aro not satisfied with tho rosults of tho treatment, wo will refund your money. Thnt shows our confidence In It. Locldiart-Parsons Drug Company The Rexall Store The Busy Corner" Phone Main 208 Us mi r? Jim K4J I ZCl UMBRELLAS REPAIRED AND COVERED MARSHFIELD CYCI.ERY PHONE 158-R. STOCKINGS, Pickaninny Stockings for Hoys nnd Girls Tho Best Wearing Stockings ou the Market. Sold a The Electric Shoe Store. 180 So. Broadway. JANUARY TIDES .'olow Is gi"en tno tl.no and Lflght of high and low water at Mt-rshflold. Tho tides aro placed u tho order of oicnr'-enco, with tholr tlraos on tho Hrat lino and heights on tho Bocond lino of each day; a compar ison on consccutlvo holghts will Indlcnto whether It is high or low water, r'or high water on tho bnr substrnct 2 hours 34 minutes. siiiirs.. 3.20 io.u n.ir. o.o in... 2.1 c.t o.o o.o 22IFt... 4.4 1 11.14 0.17 0.0 Ft... 2.7 C.l 0.2 0.0 . WEATHER FORECAST IllJr AniocUftct IVn to Cooi Utr Time. OREGON' Rnln In west; rnln or snow in east; southerly winds. LOCAL temperature RECORD For tho 24 hours ending at 4:4.1 n. in.. Jan. 21, by UonJ. Ostllnd, special government me teorologist: Mnxlmum 55 Minimum 41 At 4:43 n. m fifi Precipitation 1,33 Precipitation slnco Sept. 1 1013 ai.4 G Precipitation samo period last year 41.77 Wind: southwest, cloudy. IjIIcon Coos liny. Tho Florence Pilot says: ".T. A. Wilkinson, a prominent merchant of Mnpluton, returned Monday from Coos Hay and says this country looks hotter to him yet." (Jo EiiNt. C. A. Smith nnd F. A. Wnrner, of tho C. A. Smith Com pany, left Snn Francisco Inst Sunday- on an extended Enstern trip on matters ronnocted with tho com pany. They will probably spond several weeks In the East. Hrlng Diwlno Ruck Tito Florence Pilot 'says: "Cnpt. nnd Mrs. Herman Lars 11 expect to move to Coos Uny within the next few weeks, where tho Captain has n four or flvo inonths' rontrnct for the S. P. Com pany, doing dredging on both sides of the drnw bridge thcro on tho river. Sou Ik Horn. .lack Flanagan has received n card from Frank I.nm borton, of llolse, a former well known Mnrshflcld rent cstato man, bringing tho Joyful tidings of tho birth of tho first son and heir In tho limborton housohold. Mr. I.tunbi rtonV many Coos Hay friends will unite In fellcltntlons. Hotel Changes. .Tho Central Mo tel, formerly owned by P. N. Thurs ton, has been leased to Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ilnmpton, '". -...'- f :. "'to r-.t. for n norlod of flvn yonrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ilnmpton aro well known In Marshflold and tho publle ran rest assured that under tho now manngoment ovory courtesy will lie extended, I'mienil Held. Tho funornl of Lois Evolyn Smith, tho olght-ycnr-old daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. R. E. Smith was hold from their resldcnco on Shormnn avenuo, North Pond, on Monday afternoon. Rev. Mrs. Lewis, nsslstod by Rev. Rassford, officiated. Tlio pallbearers woro UIUU2BUBaa PERSONAL NOTES TSe Hoyal TONIGHT .Miss Lois Powoll In two protty songs. Four now rfels of plcturos. "Anlmntcd Weekly." Twelvo In teresting subjects. "Tho Moonshiner." A strong Western dramn. "Whon tho IJlood Calls." An ex citing Indian story. "Tho Tain of n Fish." Threo young men lovo tho samo girl. It Is proposed that tho 0:10 entailing the blggost fish gots tho girl. Como nnd' wntoh tho fun. Admission, lower floor, lGc; bal cony, 10c. Now vaudeville tomorrow. Miss Xormn Roardmnn. A clovor slngor nnd dnncor. L. C. REATTY of Xorth Coos Rlvor Is In Mnrshllold on business today. W. W. LAIR) went to Coqulllo yes terdav on business. C. C. CULVER Is a business visitor rrom Allegnnv todny. LUTHER JUDY of Allognny Is In .Marsh Hold today on business, 55. T. THOMAS was a passonger on tho Express from Allegany todny. J. I). Mauoe, of Lakesldo. Is a busi ness visitor at Marshflold todny. W. J. COLE, of Haines Inlnt. Is n business visitor nt Marshfleld to day. R. CUTLIP, of Coos Rlvor. Is n business visitor nt Marshflold to day. MISS 'ERA CUTLIP, of Coos Riv er, Is shopping nt Marshflold to day. ANDREW OLSON, of Haynes Inlot, Is at Mnrshflcld todny on busi ness. T. J. KOLSTVD of North Coos Rlvor Is n business visitor In Mnrshllold todny. CAPTAIN ('. E. EDWARDS of Alle gany Is a business visitor In Mnrsh llold today, ALFRED LUNDSTROM, of Haines Inlet, was n business visitor nt Mnrshflcld todny. DON SHORT, or Lnkosldo, wbb n pnssongor on the North Stnr to Mnrshflcld todny. MR. AND MRS. HRRIrERT CIED- UKH. of t'oos Rlvor, aro visitors nt MnrshriPld todny. S. P. RARTLETT, tho Randolph lumbormnn, wns a Marshflold busl- nosB visitor Inst ovonlng. LOUIS ST. DENNIS, good roads booster from Tonipleton, was n playmates or"Tltflo"Evelyn nnd woroi- iMiBBes Eva Wilmot, Thelma Wnlkor, Mlnnlo Renhausen, Velma Qunter mn8s. Interment was at the Marsh field Cemetery. Alcoliollst Fined. Joo Mercer, who has been working nt Camp I since tho first of tho year, was brought before City Recorder Rut ler and fined $fi for appearing on tho streets In a drunk and disorder ly condition. Mercer hnd $15 yes terday morning, ho told the court and when nrrested had Ifi cents left. Re promised to go to work and wns allowed to depart with In structions to pay his fine when he mnde his next visit. Rienkwnter Coming. Catching up with her schedule desplto tho fact thnt sho wns delayed in tho hnrbor hero for one day nnd several hours moro whllo trying to tow the dam aged steam schooner Yellowstone, tho sunnier Rrenkwator, Captain Macgonn, crossed out over tho bar at tho Columbia this morning nt !:20 o'clock for Mnrshflcld. She will nrrlvo horo Jn tho morning with n consldornblo cargo and good Blzed llRt of passengers. Many Out of Work. Will nick worth, of Mllllcomn, was In Multi field today on business. IIo hns Just received a letter from his brother, August Elckworth, who Is a llnotypo operator on tho San Francisco Rulletln. In which ho snys thnt tho number of men out of work nnd suffering from lack ot food there Is appalling. Chns. Woodruff nlso writes Mr. Elckworth from Los Angeles thnt conditions there aro slmllnr to thoso In San Frnnclsco. Conn Adlout'iis, Judgo J. S. Coko has ndjourned circuit court nt Conullle until ho enn secure n now court reportor, Irn N. Riddle, who has been reporter In this dls trnct for many yenrs was compelled to resign on nccount of threatened pnrnlysls and will cngngo In tho prac tice of law at Roseburg. Mr. Loud, formerly court reporter In tho U. S. district court but recently with Porter Rrothers nt Florence hns npplled for tho position and will nrobnbly bo npnolntod by Judge Coko for Coos nnd Curry Counties. Pim ! on Vacation. A. 11. Pow ers, bend of tho Smith-Powers Log ging Company, will lenvo tomor row on tho Adellno Smith on n va cntlon trip nnd to enjoy n visit with Mrs. Powers, who hns bcon spend ing tho wlnfr In Cnllfornln for her hrnlth. It hns been n long tlmo slnro Mr. Powers took n vacation and Just how long ho will "tnke Ufa ensy" depends on tho fun ho has. However, ho was moro anxious to bop Mrs. Powers thnn to got tho vncntlon. Sho Is now In Snn Fran cisco nnd Is much Improved, hnvliuj gnlned sixteen pounds, nnd Is feel Inc fine. Whllo nwnv, Mr. PowcrB will seo that Dr. Dlx, who Is In California, religiously compiles with his doctor's orders. SOCIAL CALENDAR. WEDNESDAY. Prlscllln Club with Mrs. L. Chrlstcnson. Newly-Wed Club with Miss Hlldur West. Bunker Hill club danco nt Finnish Hall. Rrldgo Club with Mrs. B. M. Richardson. J. O. Y. Club with Mr. nnd Mrs. Otis. Enstsldo Sowing Club with Mrs. A. Horton, Presbytorlan Sllvor Tea nt tho homo of Mrs. J. E. Burk hart. THURSDAY. Young Matrons' Club with Mrs. Herbert L. Coleman. Socinl Sowing Club with Mrs. J. C. Swnnson. A. N. W. Club with Mrs.Mnry McKnlght. Thursday Club with Mrs. J. W. Mitchell. business visitor at Mnrshflcld to dnv, W. R. HAINES returned yoslordny from n ton dnys' plonsuro nnd business trip to Portlnnd. CHARLES MAIIAFFY of Allognny wns a paBenger on tho Express re turning to IiIb homo todny. CHARLES CROUCH, of Ilnlnes In lot, wns n imssongor on tho Mes senger to Mnrshflold todny. MRS. ANDREW WILSON, of Hnlnes Inlot, Is n pnssongor on tho Mes B"iiger to,. Mnrshflcld today. J. E. NOAH ot Allegany wnB among tho passongors on tho good ship Express to Marshflold today. OSCAR CL1NKENREARD. of Coos Rlvor, wns n passonger on tho Rainbow to Mnrshflold today. MISS MAE PETERSON, cashier nt Wolls-Fnrgo & Co.'s lOcnl orflce, hnB boon 111 for tho pnst few days. R. H. COREY nnd wlfo nnd dnugli ter arrived homo Inst night via Drnln from tholr trip to Lob An geles nnd Portland. .MRS. M. Q. COLEMAN, of North Rend, returned from a trip to Haynes Inlet todny, whoro sho has been visiting frlonds. It. II. ALLEN nnd his sister, Miss Allen, of Conulllo, enmo ovor to dny to spond n day or two In Mnrshflold on business and pleas ure. MISS HAZEL COWAN was a passon ger on tho Express for Bouth Allo gnny Mondny, where sho will visit her vgrnndparcnts, Mr. nnd Mrs. '.. T. ThomnB. WANT ADS I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I 0 FOR RENT 7-rooiu Iiuiinp with until, In good order, Ccntrnl nvo nuo nnd Tenth. Apply McPhor Hon, OliiBor Co., Phono 211-L. l'OR HALE Ono new typewriter nt sncrlflco. Enuitlro nt V. E. Wnt ter's offlco, North Rend. WANTED Lntly Mlslies to rent rooming house, 10 to 20 rooms, closo In, Box 4 Id, Mnrshflold. HOARD AND ROO.M- morclnl nvoiiuo. -At 151 Com- XOTICE Pnrty vho took numbering mnnhlno from Times offlco Is re quested to return It nt onco to Tho Times. I FOR SALE I l'OR SAM': Tojtin. wngon and Iinr ucss. Enqulro R. R. Barnes, Bay City. n3 I r Pi Eagles Benefit Ball At Eagles' Hall Saturday Night, Jan. 24 Keyzer's (0rchestra Tickets $1 and proceeds will go to give a de serving young man an 'education to overcome the handicap of being maimed, Everybody come and dance for sweet Char ity's sake, l'OR SALE HO acres of good hill land at $10 per aero. Thoro la enough timber on this land to pay for It, besides 25 or 30 ncrcs of good plough land whon cloarcd. This place Is within 1-8 mllo of tho Myrtlo Polnt-Rosoburg wagon road about S mllos from Myrtlo Point. Good torms enn bo had. For fur ther particulars wrlto mo. R. J. Montgomery, Rrldgo, Oregon. ! FOR RENT l'OR RENT Housekeeping rooms. 457 South Broadway. FOR RE.VT Sleeping rooms, rois onablo by tho weok. 229 South Broadway. l'OR RENT Furnished rooms, mod ern. 373 south Sixth streot. Phono 295-L. FOR RE.NT Irfirgo Iioiiho on Sontli 11th stroot. Phono 119-L., or io A. R Campboll. HESS STOCK I TONIC -AND: POULTRY PANACEA Guaranteed to nld and tmprovo your stock or your money back. For salo only nt LEADING DRUG STORE I --".iw,