THE DAILY O003 AY TIMES, MARSIIFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUXE 11, 1007,
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-J.4 stylo is represented as the
etc., and so wise people arc booming more and
more careful in selecting their shoe store. Well
dressed people will do well to look to our new shoe
department for the correct thing on shoes The
name "PACKARD" or "JULIA MARLOWE" on
a shoe is a guarantee of quality and an endorse
ment of a stylo that is absolutely unquestioned.
Finnish Co-Operative Store
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Julia Marlowe Shoes For Women
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THE BEST
There's quality about
what we have to serve and
excellence about the way
we serve it.
about any feature here.
No danger of an unpleasant
meal for ii's all up to hfoe
standard. .'. .'. .. ..
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BON YIVANT
North Front. Street
Opposite City Hall
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COOS BAY BRIEFS
TIMES' TELEPHONES
Editorial Rooms - - - - 1 33 1
Business Office - - - - 1331
AT Til 15 HOTELS.
The following persons were yester
day reglsterd at tho Marshfleld ho
tels: lilanco Hotel. J. S. Gray, North
Bend; JIablo Gray, North Bend; S.
It. Beloate, North Bond; F. B. Waite,
Portland; George Flnley, Portland;
F. I. Nichols, Grand Rapids, Mich.;
J. J. Watt, Houston; D. S. Gardner
and wife, Bandon; M. Coevl and wife,
Bandon; airs. M. McDonald, Coqulllo;
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Harriman, North
Bend; L. F. Williams, Los Angeles;
G. Biggins, Los Angeles.
Central Hotel. Walter Boak,
Gardiner; W. W. Gage, CoQitllle; N.
L. Mast, Myrtle Point; W. H. Gallner,
Florence; Harvey Premo, Warren,
Wis.; W. E. Dletz, Myrtle Point.
Likes Coos Bay. Roy Illldehrand,
of San Francisco, a graduate of Ber
keley University, made tho round
trip from San Francisco on the last
trip of the Kilburn as the guest of
Chief Steward Sidney Aston. Mr.
Hildebrand was more than favorably
impressed with Coos Bay, and said
he intended to boost for it at every
opportunity.
"Writes Good Article. Frank Cam
eron, tho well known advertising man
for the Coos Bay Monthly, has a for
cible and extremely well written ar
ticle in tho May number of the Port
land Trade Journal. In the article
he sets forth why the wonderful Coos
Bay country must eventually attain
the foremost rank as the garden spot
of Oregon. Ho also cites the advan
tages which our harbor possesses and
at what small cost it can bo made
into ar superior deep water harbor.
Good Luck Fishing M. A, Sweet
man, J. H. Linden, Mr. McMahon and
Charles Lohman went up Ten Mile
Sunday on a fishing expedition and
report a catch of over a hundred
fish, running in length from eight to
ten inches. They were about eight
hiurs in making the catch. An ex
citing experience was had with a bob
cat. While walking over tho coun
try the animal spring up before them
and surprised Mr. McMahin, who was
in the lead, into forgetting to pull
the trigger of his shooting Iron. Mr.
Linden was equal to the emergency,
killing the animal with a well aimed
shot.
Hosc-burg Husy. Henry Sengstack
en received word from Roseburg last
night that the citizens of that city
had raised their portion of the $260,-
000 for the building of the Coos Bay
Roseburg electric railroad. The
amount raised was about $125,000.
Skating Rink Conceits. D. L.
Avery has made arrangements to
have the Acme band play at the rink
Friday evening, which Is society
night. This is the second of a series
of concerts planned by the manager
and will no doubt bo the means of
drawing an enormous crowd. Tho
band played at the rink two weeks
ago Friday night, at which time the
rink was filled to capacity, all the
skates being out the entire evening.
In a short time Mr. Avery intends
to close the rink in the afternoons,
having it open only during tho even
ing. Friday evening it will bo open
the usual hours from 7:30 until 10.
Clininiimtlc Club Meets. Tho
Chaminado Club held a business
meeting last evening at tho home of
Mrs. W. Horsfall, at which It was
decided to prolong tho club year a
few weeks. Rehearsals will be held
very Wednesday evening until tho
close of tho season, at which time
a suitable ending for the club's sea
Flanagan & Bennett Bank
JIARSIIFIE D, OREGON.
Capital Suhscrlbert $50,000
Capital J'atd Up $10,000
Undivided Profits $.55,000
Does n ncneral bnnkinpr business nnd draws
ou tho Jiank ot California, Ban Kranoltco
Calif., Flint National Dank Portland Or., l'lrel
National Hank, Uoseburg,.Or., Hanover Na
tlonal Hank, New York, N. M. itutlichUd &
Son, London, England.
Also sell rhnngo on nearly all the principal
cities of Europe.
Accounts kept subject to check, safe deposit
lock boxes for ront at 6 cents a month or
$5. a year.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
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CHR.ONIC ILLS
Office opp. Central Hotel
son will bo arranged. The only
other business transacted was tho
ordering the treasurer to pay bills
Incurred at the concert held recently.
Kelly Has Homing. .1. Kelly, who
fatally cut tho late William Wearn,
had a hearing before Justice C. L.
Pennock yesterday and was bound
to await tho action of the September
term of court. Ills bail was fixed at
$2,000. This not being produced ho
duced he was committed to jail.
Hotel Olllce Moved. Tho office of
the Central Hotel was moved yester
day into tho room just fitted with a
new front which has been the parlor
of tho hotel for a number of years.
The change is only temporary. The
office will be moved Into its perma
nent location on A street.just as soon
as tho room can be fitted up.
LOCAL WKATHEIl.
Maximum G7
Minimum 52
6 o'clock 54
Wind S. W., Cloudy
O Precipitation 15-100 inch
TIDE TABLE.
The following table shows tho high
anil low tides at Empire for each day
during tho coming week:
High Water.
A.M.
P.M.
h. m. Feet.
1:54 G.7
Juno.
Tues., 11.
Wed., 12.
h. m. Feet
0:38 S.S
1:00
1:41
2-14
8.7
S.5
8.3
7.9
7.G
7.G
7.2
2:30
3:05
3:42
4:1G
4:57.
4:57
5:43
G.7
G.7
G.7
G.9
7.1
7.1
7.3
Thurs
13.
Fri., 14.
Sat., 15...,. . 2:31
Sat., 1G 3:32
Sun., 16.... 3:32
Mon., 17 4:20
Ijow Water.
A. M. P. M.
June.
Tues., 11
h. m. ' Feet. h. m. Feet.
7:43 -0.4 7:30 3.4
Wed., 12 8:15 -0.4 8:02
Thurs., 13... 8:43 0.2 8:35
Fri., 14...... S;13 p,Q ?;J3
Sat., IS 9:4G 6.2 6:5?
Sat., 16 10:22 0.4 10:47
3.G
3.7
8.7
3.7
3.G
3.6
3.3
Sun., 16 10:22 0.4 10:47
Mon., 17.... 11:02 0.8 11:41
to una the tide hours at other
Coos Bay points, figure as folows:
At tho bar, -0.43; at North Bend, add
0.40; at Marshfleld, add 1.51; at
Mlllington. add 2.15.
LARSEN ARRIVES.
Tho schooner Annie Larsen arrived
from San Francisco yesterday, after
being at sea' twelve days. Sho will
be loaded with a cargo of lumber at
the railroad wharf.
FOR SURE AND QUICK RESULTS
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF A
TIMES AVAXT AD.
can furnish the following
Thoroughbred Eggs at
$2.00 Per Setting
Rhode Island Reds
Barred Plymouth Rocks
White Leghorns
Pelcin Ducks
JOHN W. FLANAGAN
Send in your orders Now
Eggs Shipped any whero in tho
county.
Oakley & Arnold
CIVIL AND MECHANICAL
ENGINEERS
North Bend, Ore.
Phone 1021
Office in Meyers B!dg,
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F. J. HAYES
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Latest, scientific "methods
for correcting dofectiVe
vision. Testing and fit
ting childrens eyes our
speciality.
All the latest novelitios in
optlcial goods.
Stauff bldg.
North Front St.
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Coos Bay Paint
Carry a full line of Iastest styles
in Wallpaper also best paints
Varnishes, Stains
Lining,
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