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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1916. EVENING EDITION. THREF (IBImI IHAIi SOAP KU,S IH.SI3-WW GERMS For T,1C Ultll SIlllltllMIO junilruff Umbers Hell linriis and Cuts Skin tlmlonH Pemplintlon , ...lul.M ''"" ""'- , Skin Eruptions (Of (1(111 r, rents the Ciko THE BJSY HORNER DRUG STORE I'lHIIIO SII)8 Wo Ddler Immediately RLANCO tu Piililin Snrvlce Hotel ... i..l Iippii thoroughly rcnovnt- .i .nil opened to the public Mnrcli w' .. ii. r... .i.... , 0lU. f0IMO tu ",u """" .'.ii. ,,!,) hostelry nro. free cm- flojmcnt burwu, frco howIiik room, lafonnAtlou liullutln uml kind treat mrtt. Tim pntronnito ut the pnblM Ii lollclteil. PLANCO iiirusK 22." Vnrth Trout street riioiu! 1 1 i-tj. MnrsliflpliI, Oregon MILLER'S THE MAN for District Attorney Vtch for his mimo '" Itepiib- f,n.linllt May IMIi. Hi; WILL I". HLKUTKD (Paid Adv.) FOR TRANSFER AND STORAGE OK HOUSEHOLD GOODS, FREIGHT AND HAGOAGE Call FERGUSON TRANSFER Phono 103 Itcsldcnco riiono 13-.T Hrkct Ave nnil Waterfront i t TIMES WANT ADS X J GET HtSULiS 5 (J BROADWAY HOTEL Strum Heated :: Hot Water. Ilramlcnt, 7.1c day; $!1.00 Per Week. lAnatlnicnts, $15 per niontli. Every- tMng furnished. 1'liono :J()5. h. J. Jl'STEX, Proprietor. DOYA m TArVTirtJ' L TONIGHT 7 MILLS NEW PICTURES A. U. V. Mason's famiiim Movy "HO I' K p J A T II K It S " (uumliil by him 1111 tho symlml of (wmnllru as kIiohIi by tho Whlto IVathir War Is depleted, but 110110 ol ll Iximii', TliP.MjMerlnus Anili nnd bis conn- trr form the background of thin mdeifii story. "OOOKIXH MIC fillnUT,' nil Ungli?. 'fllUlUH'S TWIX SISTER." A Intll, lfmn tah or mlel Identities. Aflmieeinn Lower Floor 15c Balcony 10c I mTi'.w,,l,w,,,,,m TroulMHloiiw. ii .- 'r,, MyMeHmis Clayton "'hnouh i;vertblnK. . BICYCLE TIRES "ay Them l.',in Ub. Wo Chrgo Nothing io Put Tliera " - Oil Voiln Al'1.,.,1 JjARSHFIELD CYCLERY MMHKHUMNH ft0BLE THEATED I UB1MUI1 1 ''Tlllluv 1UHA" ..TK OALLKV SlivVVIV Tho biggest stage ifss in 50 years, Hve reels of pictures full of action Not a dull moment Thrill fJ" Sinning to end. dru.. '"'ALIAltATTHi: WAT." Ono of tho funny cartoon "luliMTH," Pnthe Comedy A regular rib tickler. "ANTHONY'S ORCHESTRA EVERY NIGHT" Till S I'ltOC.IUM WILL XKVKlt UK TKIt SKI IT TONIGHT Lower Floor 15c . Balcony 10c Children 5c 61,; ,l0,,,KV XICillT "XKW VOHK" Tho sensational Photo- lowing ail tho "real II vo spots" of the greatest city of Amer- nVl:S,UV Vaudcvlliol big Acts "THi: HOYT'S COM- k fl A JT 4 v REVTTIE5 the weather report Wj Airoclitcd Tren to com n, TIium. OREGON' Showors, south westerly winds; moderate nonr coast. LOCAL TEMPERATURE RECORD For tlio 2i hours ending .at IMS n. m., Mny 8, by lionj. OstHml, special government Meteorologist: Maximum 5 j Minimum ;is At 4: 43 n. m 4c Precipitation 0:5 Precipitation slnco Sopt. 1, 1U1 81MC Precipitation snmo period lust year 01.32 Wind: Southwest, cloudy. SUNRISE AXI) SUNSET .Monday May 8 Sun rises at 4: II nnd sets nt 7:08. - : BORN t JOXES To Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Jones of Fcrndnlo, nt tho Ostrow Maternity Hospital, Saturday ev ening, May C, a 10 pound girl. Mother nnd child nro doing finely nnd tho produ father Is happier than tho prcsldont over his now daughter which rounds out n hap py family of tlirco girls nnd 0110 boy. "Jlmmlo" Is nlso delighted over his now sister. HAHKLOW Horn to .Mr. nnd Mrs. Clnrcnco llnrklow of Norway, May 2, n son. FOGELSINGER Horn (to Mr. and Mrs. Don Fogelslnger of Unndon, on May 2, n son. DREW norn to Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy Urow, living near Uandon on May 4, n son. Are Viewing Road. This morning County Roadmnstor It. 13. M unlock, C. S. McCuloch nnd Sidney Hender son wont out as a board of vlowors to look at tho grades and lines bo- XOTK'U Ol SAM? OK UKAIj phopkktv i'it dkmxql'uxt KTKKICT ASSKSSMK.NTS N'nllrn Ih lmrnbv L'lvnil that nctlllir by vlrtuo of n warrant duly Issued liy the iioconior or tuo uuy or .Mnrshriold, County of Coos, Stato of Oregon, by ordor of tho Common Council of said City, dnted tlio 20th day or April, 191C, to mo directed, requiring mo, os Marshal of said city to forthwith levy upon tho lot or lots or parts thorcof or trncta of land upon which lusesHinont wus nindo under nnd pursuant to Or dinance No. CC0 of said city for tho Improvement of tlmt portion of llroadway Streot South from tho north lino of Curtis Avonuo to tho south lino of Hull Avonuo, In tho City of Mnrshflold, Coos County, Oregon, nnd which assessment thon romulnod unpaid and to soil the sumo In tho manner provided by law, which said proporty Ij in said warrant, and hereinafter described, I liavo, In pursuanco of said war rant, levied upon and will on tho 23 rd day of May, 1010, at nlno n'finck in ihn fnronoon of said day. at tlio Common Council Chnmbor door or snld City, being in tho city unlli Front Stroot Nortli ot snld City, of for for nalo and sou ai puu ii,. ntintinn to ilm lilu'licst bidder for cush, each of tho following described lots to-wit: Lot 37 jiiock uu, assess ment $20C,23, assessed to Bartola ' Hnvu'nml! nnd Lot 38 Illock 20. nssobsmont jl 19.23, assessed to tho Holra of A. llermiua nnit or a. u. Hermldn, nil of said herolnboforo described lots boing situated in Railroad Addition to Marshfleld, ac cording to tho plat thereof on fllo nnd of record in tlio offlco of the County Clork of Coos County, Ore gon. Dated at Marshfleld. Coos County, Oregon, this 24th day of April, 1010. J. W. CAItTHR Marshal of tho City of Mnrshflold, Coos County, Oregon. April 24. May 1. 8. 15. 22. 1016. UKl'lilTKU YOU HAD 11171'- B Ing obtubllshed between Deliuur and 1)uIb Slough. This work Is being done by HJonivIst nnd Company. Out or tlm Navy. -Jim Aiken of this city, who Joined the navy, lins secured n release nnd Is now with his older brother In Snn DIogo. I'luli Mooting Postponed. Tho L'nstsldo Social Club has postponed its meeting from next Thursday nf tornoon for ono week. Mrs. J. Sunn- son will bo the- hostess. Is Moving 1 1 civ Capt. John Safe ly of the gnsollno schooner Relief who makes this port with his boat. Is moving his family from l-'lorenco on tho Siuslaw river, to Marshfleld. Called to Coqitlllc Tho Rev. Rob ert K, Drowning was called to Co qulllo on tho early train to confer with Ulshop Sumner nnd Dean Hors Tall regarding work in this section. Ho will return this evening. Start. Work This Week. Provid ing tho weather will permit, Moon nnd Uldley oxpect to start their pav ing work In Coqulllo this week, hav ing now made nit nrrnngomonts. Thoro will be about six weoks work In this ?0,000 contract, said Mr. .Moon this morning. Council to Meet. Thoro will bo a moating of tho city fathers In tho city hall this ovonlng nt eight p. m. Xow that tho dog ordlnnnco Is dis posed of the members nro looking for further fireworks, though there Is llttlo except routine business sched uled for this evening. Cold Wonthci' Hurts. Tom Law homo was down from his Allegany rnnch today on business. Ho says that crops nro generally backward as a result of tho cold weather. Tho few warm days Inst wcok started nil growing things rapidly but tho cool rains tho lnttor part of tho week put a damper on them again. (Joes to Coqiilllc. Wlshop Sumner left yesterday afternoon for Coqulllo and Randou nnd will return hero Tuesday morning, holding a Confir mation scrvlco In Kmplro Tuesday evonlng nnd will visit St. Mary's. Xorlh llond, Wednesday ovonlng. Tho Hlshop expects to lcavo for Kugonc on Thursdny. Hero Tomorrow. Judgo J. W. Hamilton was unnblo to como over thl8mornlng from Coqulllo, but ox poets to ho hero on tho tomorrow morning train to hear tho Issues in tho case of C. A. Johnson versus the Port nnd th- :ty. Also thoro nro scvornl othci "i .Uor3 which ho will look nfter while h::c. Mora Como to Trade. Tlio busi ness men about tho city have boon romnrklng lntcly that an increnso In tho iiumbor of shopping visitors from Rcodsport, (inrdlnor and tho One of our wit) rial lots -the hud uith th punch uithout the pinclu -if you have never worn The Flor cheim Shoe, come to us let us show you tho season's styles try them on we'll be glad to assist you in every way. You'll be surprised to find such perfect fit and exceptional com fort n pair of Flor sheims on your feet will bring you so much satisfaction that the price $5 or $6 will seem small in com parison. Our aim h to mokipou fttl "at home" htrt, and tup ply you with th bttt thof that the monty can buy. Woolen Mill Store Mar.sliflcM t limhf :fiTJ' m&$f Xortli llcnil i 1 North Luke country. This, tlioy sn, Is becauso the railroad now affords them ainplo opportunities of getting In nnd out In n very short lime. ('el I Ing Out Annual. The mem bers of the high school senior class nro wetting out their annual. It ly to bo u handsome publication con taining matter regarding the school. 'W. II. McDonald, a member of the clnss, Is business lnnnngor and Is gathering advertising matter. Miss Rees and Mr. Hobnsoit of tho faculty aro assisting In an advisory capacity. Fish (Jrowhig l-'nsi Mr. doodiunn, 'of tho Coos River hntchory was In tho city over tho week end. Ho said that in the last two weeks tho trout have nlniost doubled In size nnd nre getting big nnd husky. Ho advanced tho opinion that the trout nre not biting now to any groat oxfont for tho reason thnt they nre now living nn Biicker eggs. The lnttor fish nrt now spawning. Ih ii Ibtuiier Year. Not In 1C years has tho weather innn been as prominent nnd ua much disliked on Coos Hay ns, ho Ib this seaRon. 'Hie records show that slnco last Sept ember thoro has fnllen very closo to SO Inches ot rain. In the Inst 1G years here nt no tlmo lias the. rainfall gono over SO Inches, hut This year with still four mouths to go, It seems that tho record Is to bo smnshed all to pieces. To .luil go Kssnys. A total of 70 good roads essays liavo been re ceived by tho commltteo from the school children of tho county and the judges expect to nnnounco tho winners tomorrow. Of this number, exactly half aro from the high schools nnd the other half from tho grndo schools. Thoro nro two classifications. Tho judges nro Chnrles Hall, prcsl dont of tho Coos Qood Roads Associ ation, 13arl Powell, secretary of tho Cooa IruslucBtf Men's Association, nnd J. W. Motley, secretary of tho Marshfleld Chnmbor of Commorre. To Kiuloio Candidate. Tho leg Islutlvo commltteo of tho Central La bor Council oxpocts to liavo another mooting next Saturday for tlio pur pose of doflnntcly endorsing candi dates In tho coming primaries. The first mooting wns hold Inst Friday. Following tho meeting scheduled for noxt Saturday thero will bo n gnth orlng of tho ontlro Labor council and nlso all unorganized labor men for tho purposo of announcing a list pf candidates, oudorscd. This will bo opon to tho laboring mon of Nortli llond, Mnrshflold, Coqulllo and Unndon, nccordiug to President An drew Lnudlos. Will (Jive ProKinni. Kxtonslvo preparations nro being nindo for tho program to be glvon tomorrow nr- tornoon In tho North llond Com mercial, Club too mil beginning promptly nt 2:30 o'clock. Tho guests of honor, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. McMntli and Miss Ilrooks, nro boing enter tained nt tho Horbort Armstrong homo. Tho musical program as planned will consist ot tho following numbors: Plnno selections by Mrx. Hruco Kvans, n vocnl duet by E. L. Coo, nnd Mrs. C. H. Worrol, nnd a vocnl solo by .Mrs. Cop. Everybody who can, aro urgently requested to $ j l PERSONAL MENTION J $$ NED COX nnd wlfo of nnndon, spent 1 Sunday in tho city. O. C. HAMLIN was In from llcavor Hill to spond Sunday, W. W. LAWIIORN was In from Mc- Klnlny over tho .weok ond. HARRY HULT.MANN called on his 1 Coqulllo Vnlley trade today. 'MRS. P. D. liLAKE cama down from Coos River Saturday for n visit. O. C. MOTLEY, storo keopcr at Sum ner, was down for n visit yestor dny. U. 11. HARRISON wns among tho visitors hero today from Weddor bum. PETER HUE .was among tho visitors to tho Coqulllo Vulloy this morn ing. JOHN UARXETT was In from Del mur yesterday for a short visit hero. DON GARDINER- wont on tho morn ing train to Coqulllo to call on tho trade. MR. AND MRS. EARL GRAY, of Sumner, woro nmong tho shoppers horo today. PRANK II. PAGE Is horo again from Portlund to rail on tho trade in tliU vicinity. TOM DASHXRY was in town yester day from Powers to see how things are going hero. ERNEST HILL and wife wero down on the truln yesterday from Reeds port on u short visit. PRED KELLEY went nvor to Co qulllo Vulloy points this morning for duff and Company. E. E. WEEKLY was In from Ilrldge on Saturday to attend u good roads meeting held horo. J P. POLLEY came over from Co- q illlo on Saturday, looking after some surveying business. It VOX SIHP.MAN was a passenger to Coqulllo this morning on in Biiranro nnd real estate business. REIDAR M'GGE, of tho Scandtvavl-an-Amerlenn bank, Bpetit the wcok ond near Myrtle Point with friends. JOHN II. SHIELDS Is up from nan don totlny looking after his cam campaign for the sheriff nomina tion. l-'UANK CATTERLIN left this morn ing to spond several days in the Coqulllo Vnlley, calling on the trade. W. V. WILLIAMS enmo buck this morning from Coqullle Vnlley polnu where ho has been on business. REV. H. 11. POSKETT loft this morning for Eugene, expecting to bo gone two or thrco days on business, VRED POWERS returned to the camps ut Powers this morning nf ter spending tho week end with his family. PRANK CAMERON, of tho Agltntor. went to Coqulllo this morning to plead In a libel chnrgo that Is filed ugnhist him. SIDXEY HEXDERSON returned. this mdrulng to his homo In Coqulllo, by way of Dcliuar, nfter spending tho week ond hero on business. JUDGE JOHN S. COKE has returned from Toledo where has has been for tho past 10 days, in chnrgo of tlio circuit court session there. MRS. C. P. MIXARD and Mrs. L. M. Wlso, both of Coqullle, nnd teach ers In tho public schools of that t city, nro hero visiting nt tho home of their brother, Earl Howo nnd family. MISS HELEN JANE HAMILTON fame from Coqullle nnd left this morning on her wny to her homo In Rocoburg, called thero ly tho Illness of hor mother. ADJ. GEN. GEOItaE WHITE and Cnpt. G. P. lllnln, of Portland, ar rived horo Inst evening, expecting to bo horo n day or two looking Into tho mllltln question. MRS. R. K. 1100TII loft this morn ing to Join her husband at ABtor In, after visiting hero for n couplo of months with her pnronts, Mr. and Mrs. G, A. llcnnctt. WILLIAM M. KAISER spent yes torday In tho city from North Lako, whoro tho work of concrot- ing tho tunnot portals Is getting , nlong vory well. E. O. POTTER, ot Eugene, enndidnto for tho nomination for circuit Judgo and running against Judgo Sklpworth, nrrlvcd hero yesterday to spond a few days in tlio Inter ests of his campaign. MR. AND MRS. TOM WASSON wero up from Sunset lluy yestcrdny to spond tho dny. llecauso of tho Inclement wenthor It wns Impos sible for tho visitors to got down to Sunsot yostordny. A. J. MENDEL is homo from nn ex tended business trip to Portland nnd reports business conditions Improving nil nlong tho coast. Tho onstern manufacturer's roprosenta. tlvcs whom ho mot roport business booming In tho enst and middle west nnd tholr chief concern Ib to take enro or tho orders. Tho prosperity wnvo Is moving west nnd tlio const will soon bo enjoying u GEORGE II. ROTXOR roturncd Inst ovonlng from Portland whoro ho wont on n purchasing trip mooting sovornl of tlio representatives ot prominent enstoru mniiuracturors, Including tho Hart, .Schuffnor & Marx clothing lino. This concern Mr. Rotuor Buys, Ih about tho only ono that Is not concerned with Hhortngo r ,8uppllos nnd liavo mndo no ndvnnco in prices. Tlioy contluuo their former gunrnuteo ns to fabrics mid color desplto tho shortugo In Gorman dyes. J. L. Ilowmnn's now clothing factory In Portland Is now In full swing with a good business, Mr. Rotnor re ports. LOCAL PULP MACHINERY GOES TO A BIG PLANT Will Mo Installed ut Oi-cau I'allw, II. V, by the Ciowii-Wllliiiiictto Iiht Company It wns , announced In Tho Times several days ago that tho Crown Wlllamotto Paper Company which bought tlio machinery In tho pulp plant ut tlm Smith mill would movo It to HrltUli Columbia soon. Tho! following pros3 tologram from Oro- gon City gives further details. The plant of tho CrnWii-Wlllam-i etto Pulp nnd Papar company In Oregon City will bo enlarged In tho near future, according to a ro port from an uuthorltivo source. Tho company bus complotod tho puri'lmso of two now plants, a pulp mill at Ocean Palls, U. C, and the othor nt Murshflold. According to Louis Hloch, vice president of tho company, a ?2. ,100,000 paper mill will bo built at Ocean PiilU, as nn addition to tho pulp mill now thoro. The sulphite mill equlpmout. now a part or the Coos Hay plant, will be movod to Ocoan Palls, and two now paper machlnos liavo bean ordered for tho mill at Ocean Purk. The proporty at Ocoan Palls con sists of 00,000 acres of timber MM SETS RECORD WEEK END DELUGE ItlHXGS HEAVIEST PERCIPITATIOX Xow lluo Close to HI tg Inches Since UiHt .September Jupt. Ptmliis ImugliH With Glco The dolugo of Saturday and Sun day brought this year's ralnfnlt for Coos liny to bo 81.15 Inches of1 moisture slnco Inst September. Rec-' ords show this to bo tho heavloat1 porclpltntlou slnco 1000 and thero' nro still tour months until next' September which marks tho end of I tho ruin year. At this timo Inst i your tho rainfall was 01.32 inches. lletweon 1002 uml l'.IOK tho rain fall was SO InchiM, nccordiug to tho rain chart prepared by Hurry Hut ler. Tho gonornl nvorngo ot all these years has been n trlflo over 08 Inches, nil of which goes to show that this year Coos Hay Is gottlng more than its share. Sotno of tho old timers bnvo nd vnnced vurlous rensons for tho In creasing rainfalls and tho rhuiiges In tho wenthor. Ono man ventured tho opinion today Hint tho cutting down of tho timber Is ono of the rensons; another anld thnt tho Snn Francisco oartluunkc shifted tho Japan current several hundred miles to sen, thus affecting tho const wenthor. Ho that us It may, the fnct re mains that Jupt Pluv Is doing hlj very host nnd tho Vnd Is not yot In sight. iirir, t AT THE HOTELS : ? Chandler Hotel Tom Dashnoy, Powerj; W. M. ICnlBer, Ilnusor; A. M, Lnwson, In dependence; E. O. Potter, Eugonc; II. L. Lively, Senttlo; D. M. Mnc Clnln, Portland; 13. M. Lo Vulloy, Portland; I). Moyer, Sncramouto; R. II. Stevens, Portland; P. It, Russell, Portland; J. P. Moloney, Snn Fran cisco; F. R. Russull, Portland; G, P. Hlnln, Portland; Gcorgo Whlto, Portland; P. 11. Mnusoy, Portland; J. L. Copplcdgo, Portland; L. A. Nelson, Portland; O. C. Hamlin, Denver Hill; E. E. Dyer, Danleb Crook; J. G. Gross, Eugono; S. C. Johnson and wlfo, Hantlon; J. J. Conway, Portland; H. Wolimor, Cin cinnati; II. II. llrlgham, Portland; P. 8. Townsond, Portlnnd; Ilnrry Preston, Powers; II, L. Iloyd, So uttlo; It. 1). Drako, Portlund; J. E. WItlirow, Portland; John Patterson, Portlnnd: Miss Grnco V. Groan, Portland; P. II. Mnllory, Portland; Frank II. Pngo, Portland; W. C. Scott, Snn Francisco; A. J. Stolunan, Snn Francisco; W. J. McLean, Port lnnd; Mr. nnd Mrs. S. A. Carmlch uel, North Inlet. HI. Iniivrcnro Hotel Nod Cox nnd wlfo, Uandon; Mr. and Mm, Harry J. Genulng, Rcods port; I), A. McEnchom, Powers; Ernest Hill mid wlfo, Rcodsport; II. E. Kellogg, Etiguuu; P. G I lib son, Recdsport; James llooue, Pow ers; Oswnld Hrown, Recdsport; Al bert Stlfflor, Iloaver Hill; George W. McDonnld, Nortli llond; S. C, Motley, Sumner; John Siren, Cooa River; J. J, Ott, Allegany; M. A. Stack and wlfo, Portlund; Nelllo DuvIh, Coqulllo; E, II, Haouoy, Pow ers; J. F. Polloy, Coqulllo; Clnrn Ilnmmor.iloy, Uandon; Frank Dow ron, North Lako; Hert Engblo;n, Cons Rtvor; It. Manuor, Coqulllo; W. E. Mooro nnd wife, Powers. Lloyd Hotel John Moguiiy, Spokmiu; ). u, Harrison, Woddorburn; W; P. Ran dall, Salom; I, Roso, Powers; C. Ingomnn, Uonvor Hill; I. W. Win tors, Coqulllo; Fred Jones, Rose burg; A. Anderson, Portland; O. A. Andorsou, Portland; A. Stone, lloavor Hill; W. Uord, San Francis co; J. P. Wallaco, Indopnudonco; Helen Wols, PIttaburgh; Nat Rlttor, Iloston; E. II. Hartford, Sun Fran cisco. Illunrn Hotel Gtiss Mncoy, Roodsport; Thomas II. Taylor, Uandon; I. C. Laird, Co qulllo; W. W. Lawhorn, McKlnloy; Tom Wnsson, Sunsot Hay; Mrs. P, D, IJIake, Coos River; J. P. Horrnn, Lumpn; II. A. King, Portland; Ward Wolf, Salem; DonJ, Mlnton, Salom; (liut W'lthorson, Nortli Inlet; John Ilurnott, Delmnr; Jnok Musgrove, Hiimuur; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gray, Sunnier; Mr. and Mrs, Wnssou, Suiunt liny; Hans Andorsou, lloavor Hill; P. Ward, Hluo Rldgo; P. It. Matthews, San Francisco; J. II. Shields, Haiidon; Wallnco Martin, Coqulllo. llioadwuy Hotel mid Apartinents Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Williams, Walla Walla; W. T. Williams: Wullu Wulla; It. N. Webster, Coos Rlvor; Mrs. J. O. llrlsto, Eugene; William J. Ilarioa, Now York; AIox Peterson and wlfo, Nortli Lako; S. S. Spraguo, Thorp; Mrs. E. Mcl.ovo, Sun Fran cisco: Mlsjt Ella KpragiiQ. Cogs RIv or; MUs Laura Doau, Myrtlo Point. adapted for pulp and paper purpos es, nnd n sawmill that Ij capable of cuttliri 00,000 rot of lumber por day. if Ladies fine voile waists in striped and figured Latest styles, $1.50 value :.. 98c Crepe tic Chine waists .. $1.98 Crepe de Chine Waists, $6.00 value, our price $4 98 Breakfast " "suits' " $ 1 .25 value 98c PjHHfJC.'Vj 1 1 Wf--WI't-YJ-d'l.I- AHt; AND MRS. GEORGE W. BLAN CH All!) prlved yostcrdny ffrolni Newport, Oregon, whoro Mr. Blnn chard Is mnnnger at tho cloctrlc light company, for mi extonded visit with relatives and old tlmo friends. Mrs. Ulnnchnrd wont on to Coqulllo to visit hor sister Mrs. Dlmtck, while Mr. Ulnnchnrd In busy greeting his ninny friends nnd enjoying n visit with his grandson Gcorgo Franklin Ulnnchnrd. l-'Olt SALE Tvnt II x IH, iionrly now stuvo mid cooking utoiiBlls, bed, springs .mattress, chairs, boiler, tubs, nnd fruit Jars. A bnrgnln it taken this wcok. In qulro Win. Woodrlng, 907 8. llroadway. X FOR RENT I $! FOR HUNT Modern furnished npts. private bath, free heat, water. $7 oek, $22. GO mouth. Myrtlo Arms. FOR It EXT Modern flvo-rooin lmn gnlow on 12th and Commercial Btreots, J12.G0 por month. Apply Going & Harvoy. AIT. 91,(10 wivk; 915.01) mo. llroadway Hotel. P. O. llldg. I'Olt RENT. ItOO.Mh nor to 9.) Day; j 92 to 9.1 Wookt HniiHckocp j lug Ai(m,, 9K mo, up. Freo j j hath. Lloyd Hotel Apts. j J X WANTED X $$ WANTEH A gill for geiiCrnl liouso work. Phono 18-J. J X FOR SALE I $-$ I'Olt RALE McFnililen's Encyclo podia, G vol. perfect coudltmii complete InstructlonH for curing nil ailments by natural method., 1 1 2.00. AddroM E, caro Times. FOR SALIC Cuhlmgu uud tomato plantj, by tho do. or hundred. Phono 303xxl. FOR SALE At onco, ocouomy Rug Co. Plnco full or work. Stay and toach thoroughly. Fluo chanco for man and wlfo. Host rcaoous for soiling. FOR HAM GrocoiH' Hefiigerntor, Now Porfoetlon Hulldlng Kali, eight compurtmauts, 7 ft. long, C ft. high. 18 In. wldo. Has bovol pluto mirror In oontor. Cojt $150, Will soil ror ensh, $86. Addrosa Westonhaver Dros., Cottage Grove Oro. I'Olt HA Lit Good pluno. Flmt 9IOO cush tnkos It. Owner loayiug town. Roy Curiiontor, Phono 42G-J. FOR KALI! Ono or A. J. O. cows duo to rroshoii In July. For the price nskod sbo will moro than twlco pay for hwsolt this yoar. Also boiiio flno holfer calves and yoar- lliua from register of merit dams. Apply to, V. A. Sacclil