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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1916)
THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHF1ELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1916 EVENING EDITION s- , ft-.-.- . ; -f '.', "PAT-TISB . fl f ' J.! : :'y I. 92 A7 "-wm 1. . H H ' -B H sHk M J." -tiff- A f JHXI ii L.?v fcviW tfl HL HI Bk. m m h m. - w ' -.. . .:. -jvOTmr m . , . I I . I . eJl I ' v "V ,H 1 II I 'V 7T7 X M f 1 - .V k U s K t A Vd!4 : UNION MARKET , J. E. FORD & CO. 9 Complete cold storage system. Our meats are kept under the most sanitary conditions possible. Our motto is to please our customers with promptness and fair dealings. Our steaks, chops, cutlets, rib roasts, pot roasts and boils are all from prime animals. Our sausages, wieniesbologna, veal and beaf loaf are all made by an expert, kept for that line of work only. Our Jard is pure and clean, none better. 174 S. BROADWAY 2 PHONES No. 58 and No. 48 IXSjlp Your Easter Sunday Dinner .; : 0 & 0, "-, ! 'l il", be all you anticipate if before you order your GROCERIES You See . cook's OSS! GROCERY JTrogressive Phono 180. 'V km-4 ii tHM4.. TIMES WANT ADS t iUjIT RESULTS t IF you don't know how good our Hot Cross Buns are, try theni this Good Friday. There's a surprise in them for you. Also at Easter supply yourself with super fine bread, cake and pastrv. We sell them. PHONE YOUR ORDERS TO Coos Bay Bakery Fruits and Vegetables Good supply. All Kinds at STAUFF GROCERY If You Need Glasses Consult BIRCH OPTOMETRIST And See Better At Red Cros,s Pharmacy Your Easter Sunday Dinner should be a Spring Dinner with all the good, green things of the garden fresh and crisp. I Here's A List That Will Help You New Potatoes Gresn Peas Spinach Arti chokes Fresh Tomatoes Crisp Celery Beets -1 French Carrots White Turnips Lettuce Asparagus Radishes Green Onions Cucumbers Bell Peppers Rhubarb Bananas Oranges. Ollivant & Nasburg KsmSm&fSM F K L'l' L"ll 'i 1 f ' W L M J" fl fllBal TIiq Good HniisckoopiiiK Store 1IOMIJ OK l'UltlJ FOODH Second and Commorulal, Murshflold Two Tolopliones, 190 nnd 171 dSm mrHftvv. 4t Vanophone 110 50 XJ tMmmtgmmm' Come See This Musical Marvel This is the musical sensation you have seen ad vertised in the national magazines. "-.tfi - Prices for phonographs of superlative tone have been very high. Hut the Vanophone now ends all this. It is not fastidious not luxurious. Its merit lies in its reproduction, that's what you want in a phonograph. -. mm vir"tv&uMi This extra saving you put into recordj -that's the sensible way to buy a phonograph. Bell Alloy Gives New Sweetness The Vanophone h nude of Hell Alloy. That' the iccret of its preeminent clearness. This is the exclusive feature that lias' won professional praises. Then you get unique and novel features of refinement. You get a volume and purity of tone unsurpassed by any other higher priced instrument. It is this tone quality that lias won national popularity for the Vanophone. And now this low price places it within the reach of all music records. Plays 1 0- and 12-inch disc records. You should sec the Vanophone and you should hear it. If you call we will gladly play your favorite records on it. Don't postpone longer this musical enjoyment, Marshf ield News Co. Central Avenue To the ladies and gentlemen that need a spring or summer SUIT made right in Marsh field by expert tailors, (he best advice is See M. A.' Monsen 128 FRONT STREET m Modern in every re spect. Steam, heat, hot and cold water. St- Lawrence Hotel 50c And Up Broadway and Market St., Heart of City Phone 117 Marshf ield, Ore. (r Ihe Kodak Store Eastman Films, pa pers, developers and a large line of Cameras from $1.00 up. Premo Cameras and Film Packs. Rememfter "If it isn't an Eastman it isn't a E Kodak." Developing and Printing The Red Cross fc Pharmacy i J. hoc llrowu t: 1'liono 123 "I'ltlSiOUsTTlOKH 1'IHBT," vs JjHREE . , i & Wafi ',JJW l. . . .. ? r. . ., J n m &.' v v. w $ o NS - Vi ' A, m 'nSlI 2. W GET R6SULTS -t AVl i H4UjUfl n