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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1907)
m THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1907. 1 PERSONAL MENTION. Miss B. Ross was a city visitor yes terday. Miss Arlnnd was in Marshfleld Friday. Mrs. Orln Flag was up from North Bend Friday. Miss Isabelle Lyman was a city visitor yesterday. MrJ. Sundbaum of North Bond was In this city yesterday. Mr. A. Smith paid this city a busi ness visit yesterday. Miss Ruby Ray was in Marshfleld on business Friday. Mrs. W. F. Piper of Coos River was a city visitor Friday. Mrs. Kate Sands leaves today for a fo'w days visit at Bandon. Mrs. Jacobson of North Bend was shopping here yesterday. Mr. G. W. Artis of North Bend was a city visitor yesterday. Mrs. Anna Corey of North Bend was a city visitor yesterday. Mr. S. S. Jennings of Portland is in this city for a short time Annual Unznnr. Tho Ladles' Aid Society of tho Presbyterian church of this city has decided upon Wednesday, November 20th as the dato for its Annual Bazaar. The ladles of Marshfleld have learned to anticipate this event with esneclal Pleasure because tho handiwork offered for sale is of tho highest order and yet is disposed of at such reasonable prices. The place will be announced later, and fuller announcements of tho Bazaar will be made as fast as the details of it aro perfected. Home made bread at Corthell's Delicatessen. New Ouncr for tho Central. The Central hotel with Its furnish ings is now under the ownership of C. M. Jones who bargained for It and took the business over this week. Mr. A. M. Bobell has been installed as manager of tho establishment. Souvenir shells at Prentiss'. Mrs, W. "Whipple of North Bend was a city visitor yesterday. Mr. I. II. Sawver of Bakersfleld, Cal., is in this city for'a few days. Mr. A. W. Obron of San Francisco is visiting with friends and relatives in this city for a few weeks. Mr. A. W. Boelling left this eity yesterday after having visited for several weeks with relatives. Mr. O. S. Smith of Minneapolis ar rived in Marshfleld yesterday and will remain through the winter. Miss Nellie Benitt leaves this morning on a short visit to Bandon, where she will be the guest of Mrs. Fred Tuttle of that city. Mr. O. Wilson "and Mr. Tom Good ale returned yesterday from a hunt ing expedition through the Sumner country. They succeeded in getting two big elk, one having nine points and one seven points. Tho engagement has been an nounced of Miss Gertie Wise, for merly of this city, but now a resident of San Francisco, and Mr. Joseph Porter of Eureka, Cal. Tho young men of Marshfleld are endeavoring to form a dancing club of 40 members, giving a weekly Sat urday night dance beginning the first Saturday after October first and con tinuing through tho winter. The club will bo composed of, young men they only Inviting partners. Ageil Resident Dead. Mrs. Howlott, who has been a resi dent of Marshfleld for years, died at her home Thursday night, after an illness of three weeks. Her age was 93 years. The body will be em balmed at the Johnson undertaking, rooms and held until orders are re ceived from New England relatives with regard to shipment ea3t. Tho deceased has a son burled in the old Marshfleld cemetery and his body will be exhumed and sent back to the old home with the other corpse. BRIDGE PLANS ARE READY FOR CONTRACTOR Coal Rank Inlet Draw Bridge Ap proved by Government Authorities. James Flanagan, who has been the prime mover In the Coal Bank Inlet bridge has received approval of the plans for the bridge from tho Wash ington authorities and tho work of building the bridge will proceed as soon as bids are obtained and ma terial can be had. Mr. Flanagan ad vertises this morning for bids for tho work, and the specifications may be found at his office. Tho plans call for a draw bridge, and navigation will not be Interfered with to any material extent by its building. Tho traffic upon tho Inlet is not so very heavy and the necessity for such a crossing and tho addi tional roadway which it will Initiate for tho people living In Bun ker Hill, Flagstaff, Bay Park" and Milllngton will overshadow any in convenience to traffic. The bridge will be built on Pennsylvania avenue and will give a practically level grade through Bunker Hill addition to the railroad, along the right of way to Shingle House slough (this is not an inlet) where It will connect with tho county road, thus shorten ing the distance to that point a mile and a half, besides cutting out some very heavy graaes. Re-Opened Unvls & Davis have corralled more sp nee in connec tion with their A Street Rellcntcsseii and on Mon day next will commence serving. A la Carte Meals The hours will bo from 11:30 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. 5:30 P. M. to 8:00 P. M. XOTE No breakfast served nnd no Sunday meals ' Notice. To our patrons, commencing the first of Ootober, 1007, all laun dry work will be placed on a cash basis. Thanking you for past busi ness and soliciting continuance of tho same. Signed. Coos Bay Steam Laundry. Rack to Coos Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bowman have returned to Coos Bay after an ab sence of about two months which they spent in Portland and Wash ington cities. Mr. Bowman said to a reporter that he comes back well satisfied with Coos Bay and be lieved it the best country on earth. New Homo for McKcown. Arthur McKeown Is planning to build a home in South Marshfleld. Tho lumber1 for the same is ordered -and the stylo of the building will fol low the nonular bungalow appear - anco. 1 Uriderwear, lowest prices, tiss & Co.'s. Prsn- Rebcknlis Meet at Bandon. The annual anniversary observ ance of tho Rebekahs will take place today at Bandon. The local lodge is Bending no delegates, though Mrs. Kate Lando and Miss Nellie Bernltt will be present to represent tho order. Ndticc. Holders of Kinney & Watte con tracts for lots in Plats B, C and Bou levard Park are herbey notified to n nt First National Bank of Marshfleld and settle all payments now due or suit will be commenced at once. F. B. Waite. Resigns Position. Mr. A. B. Campbell has resigned his position as manager of the Fin nish Co-operative company and will take up outside work with a view to benefitting his health. "Soil nnd Stand Rack of the Sale!" The old store-slogan, "Sell and forget It!" has almost entirely van lshcl from the -business world. To follow it nowadays would mean quick store-suicide. The modern store-spirit reverses the order com pletely. "Sell and stand back of it!" Is the new creed. And it means security to the buyer. It means con fidence. It makes it "safe" to go shopping. It contributes to peace of mind. It makes, store-ads. interest ing and it makes them important. Temperate, well considered state ments are the rule In present-day ad vertising. It would be folly indeed for a merchant to pay good money for newspaper space In which to cheapen and be-little his- store and that is what he would do if ho should descend to simple buncombe and recklessness of statement. Look over the ads. today. You will decide that while they contain as much enthusiasm as ever, they are more temperate In claims and state ments than formerly. ' rtr fi ,5fc. OT5V mm tttttttttttt All Parts of the World We use the necessary facilities for sending money to all parts of the world, and without danger or loss. .. . FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP COOS BAY. Marshfleld. Ore. 8 TT- -...... - - --aaaa. 1 . J.AAAAAAAAAA.AAAam , a ;irotKTOagwwHwwMittt)))t Bank of Oregon Capital Stock fully paid up $50,000 Transact a General Banking Business North Bend, Oregon A Street Dclccntcssc.i - - - ! -W. rriirrfl""-""7"-"11 j" i Goods and Good Dr. J. G. Goble, the well known optician, of Medford, Ore., will visit all Coos Bay towns during Sept. For dates see this paper later. Your Sunday Dinner. Don't worry about your meat for 'Sunday's dinner, but call up the Sanitary Meat Market and they will i do the rest. 'Phone 1001. Our de livery Is prompt. rrcsented with "Watch. "Jlmmle" Lyons, who lately sev ered his connection with the Simp son Lumber company, to apply his attention to tho laundry business, was the recipient of a fine gold watch, tho gift of the mill boys. The gift is a pride to Mr. Lyons and he values it very highly, coming as it did from those with whom his re lations had been most pleasant. A New Sign. In a few days now as you mean der up A street you will be confront ed with a large sign "Tho Coos Bay Bakery." That's the place where Davis & Davis hold forth with their delicatessen and all good things to eat. Use Bayslde Paints and Im perial Varnishes and get tho, beat. Flexo Ready Roofing never rusts, cracks or leaks. SEPTEMBER COURT TERM CLOSED YESTERDAY The September term of the cir cuit court adjourned yesterday af ternoon at Coqullle, and the legal fra tonnitv hnvo returned home. One of the last cases to be decided was that of Escott vs. the Crescent Coal & Navigation company, where Escott represented a number of miners who had Hens on the Maxwell coal mine. There was a total of 22 Hens, rep resenting $3000. The defense went into court with a demurrer, which was overruled and the defense given 20 days In which to make answer. A number of equity cases were re ferred to the official court stenogra pher. Mrs. L. A. Frey of North Bend was granted a divorce. A number of cases were held over until the next term. Good goods nnd a good tailor makes a goodLSiiit. A good suit makes a good looking man. I have just received a flue line of Fat!! and Winter Suitings unr1, , --. n ATrPhorcnn fiincpr f.rt iy Wholesale liquor dealers 1 H Cigars and saloon uup- S California Wine, a Specialty 1 Front St., Marshfleld 1 Of tho very latest patterns. Call nnd see them. . George Wasson Tho A Street Tailor. Cab Call Service At Any Hour GOOD HEARSE and VEHICLES. Heisner, Miller & Co. Livery, Feed nnd Sale Stnblo Third and A Sts. Phone, 120 Marshfleld. F. J. HAYES RESIDENT OPTOMETRIST 1 Eyes tested Free, 1 1 , Broken Lens Replaced. Work Guaranteed. r North Front Street. . i i ihifbi ) for sale. Iukmjjhp yft Rough nnd Finished Lumber. All do- mwKKKHKKtKKLmmaMUmk '"It liveries mndo promptly. 1 alaB m . ' ' .- REYNOLDS LUMBER CO. ' ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. North Bend, Olt?gon. , Yoamiyrt.it an accounting, bank will, Phono 401 H any amount yoawiihovei $1.00, Send check, " BocyorcI,r,eiprcMordefoibyicsiilefedlct1c H and by return mail you will receive your bank I book. We pay 47 intemtand compound it H twice a yean on June 30 and December 31. H Capital and Surplua I I Over $3,000,000.00 B Total Aweta , , Over a 12,000.000.00 Send for our Doollet on Oanlung by Mail The merchant who "Is too busy to advertise" is rather over-generous to his competitors. Mistaken Identity. In the item respecting the owner ship of a strip of land on which the cold storage plant stands, Mr. Wat son was named as joint owner with E. G. Flanagan, whereas it should have been Mr. Seabrook. . Toys, dolls, notions. Prentiss'. A Growing Business. Tho Going-Harvey company which opened business four months ago has found business so good they have been obliged to add" three clerks in order to take care of it properly. Tho additions make tho firm six clerks. , Dr. J. G. Goble, tho well known optician, of Medford, Ore., will visit nil Coos Bay towns during Sept. For dates see this paper later. Myrtle Point Millmnn Here. y Mr. Phalen, a Myrtle Point mill man, is In Marshfleld overseeing the loading of the Annie Larsen which Is taking on lumber from the Pha len mill. nniinrv Sunday School Convention. Tho Rev. Chas. A.Phipps of Portland who was In town yesterday, Is the Field Secretary of tho Oregon State Sunday Schpol association, and has come to this county at this time to preside over a Sunday School Con vention which is being held today In Coqullle City. If every personal acquaintance you have in the world should circulate, by word of mouth, the news of what you want, not half tho people woum be reached who would read your want ad. In this paper. Rig Stock of Logs. a Times renresontatlve who was at North Bend yesterday noted tho fact of the Simpson boom Being filled with fine logs. On inquiry he was informed that the company -nas more logs and finer than ever in tho history of their business. Dissolution Notice. wir.n in hereby given that tho partnership heretofore existing be tween A. Helming and George A. Baines, under tho partnership name of A. Helming & Co., was dissolved on tho 31st day of August, 1907. Tho said A. Helming continuing the business of said firm and assuming any and all liabilities of said part nership. Dated this 14th day of September, 1907, A. Helming, Goo. A. Baines. Stenographer Mr. B- , we are almost out of letter heads and state ments. Mr. B Call 1331 and ask for Kramer, he will have them ready for you In time for tomorrow's mail. Loading White Cednr. The Esther Bunne is loading some fine white cedar three inch plank from the Johnson Lumber company's mill, and It Is billed to the Santa Fe railroad. JOB WORK. Perhnps you have been hold oft your Job wo"rk. Tho Times in iwwiv to do It for you. Gus ICrnmcr is in chnrgo of tho Times Job department and will i,U'o vnn flmires on any work $&QG$0$$G$QO$&5$0&Xi$&0& What is YOUR OBJECT in painting Your House? you want. Is it not to save it, make it Inst longer nnd look better? AVo think so. Then use good paint. Paint thnt has been tried nnd found to bo good. It Is tho rhcancst. and best in tho long run. Heath & Mill igan Paint have no Superior Coos Bay Steam Laundry Now is the time to order Your Stoves and Ranges OF The Ladles' Aid Society of the Methodist church will havo a cake sale this afternoon at tho Coos Bay Cash store. Unless you've read tho ads. you're not really "house-hunting," you're- Just running around. ' Myers' Snle Popular. The Myers sale at North Bend has been a great attraction xor me ladles of Marshfleld nnd for tho past two days tho boats have been crowd ed with buyers. Ours aro Just tho thing for this country and tho prices aro right. EKBLAD & SON MARSHFIELD and NORTH BEND t All work now done at the North Bend Plant Edgar Mauzcy Agent, Marshfleld North Bend Phone 1031 Marshfleld Phone 180 This Is tho "right time" to find tho "right sort" of servant. Let an ad. help yoji "look " TAT? Daaee at Sumner, October 5, I Try a Time Want ad, and bo sure. CONTAINS NOf HARMFUL DRUGS Piimb fnurrtio fnlrta aTtfntin T .o flrinn AstUma fVirnat Ttm rimulna U la tka WUlb9 vuugua) wawoa Muy - ..jsfw, .........,, ...v. , and Lung Trouble. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption vbll'ow packaj Htuu uuuaa jrjuomai-a.v-. 1 1 I I m 1 III ISH I M RH E ' L. i faagaJ