The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, January 04, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY Ct6 BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELi, OREGON SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1908. 9 I V ' 1 3 ' V 1 ff tttttntnntttu ca Vv'Stxy S&tfcfoctoiyfeitit v - I The Monarch Oven SAYS THE "Is nneqiiuled. Heavy steel plate malleable frames for the H joints, Norway rivets, all surrounded by flues of sizc and nropor- 44 . - tlon determined by test, nm'ce it as near perfection as can be nt- . tallied. An oven ventilator provides a means for tbe escape of smoke and gases into the flu.) instead of into thu room." WE INVITE O GOING COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS HmmiionnnnoHm gftSPgffSfeto 252&C& ir. o. isreokexridge g. l. dean. New Owners of tho COOS KAY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY We do a general Transfer and by Phone will receive prompt "Water Front foot of A St. California and Oregon Coast Steamship Company Steamer Alliance B. W. OLSON, SAILS FROM PORTLAND SATURDAYS, 8 P. M. SAILS FROM COOS BAY TUES DAYS, AT SERVICE OF TIDE. F. P. Baumgartncr, Agt.' L. W. Shaw, Agt. Couch St. Dock, Portland, Ore. Marshflold, Ore., Phono 441.' ivfmmimaiasxiixBKSMnssssgsx FPM V tvcii dj MASTERS (&, McLAIN Sole Agents l&e Best CoaS 5.00 PER TON AT $6.00 PER K3KTK3ErragKS2i Wfflf MlVf" V Ml m ' w 5 The Steamer earner Delhi Sails from Srarshflold Thursday JnnJ,2. No reservatlo n will be held after tho arrival of bhlo unless ticker Is bought. r . S DOW Agent MARSH FIELD, : Reduction Sale At CIIAS. A. STEVENS' Cloak and Suit House Chicago. Cor. First & B St., Marshfleld. . Mrs. M. II. Smith, Agent, ' itttutttitttntt MONARCH MAN w INSPECTION wssmj wnm iujmmm & HARVEY CO s o Storage business. Ordori 'takon attention. Plion 1031. wnm05ftE9 MasUr. XaCJs6 cm Coos lay THE YARD TON DELIVERED ZnZSEEE33SSKS!2!E8Z5S3 gpatHSES2saiqaiga2sg3 : : : OREGON PIXSXSIrKV, Steam Dye Works C Street. Ladles' and Gents' Garments Cleaned or Dyed Philip Becker, Proprietor. 1 (TVi o Hiaysayeai In Use A Cough Cure That Seldom Fails Those w bo have lost time and money In attempts to cure coughs and colds with worthless preparations aro here offered an oppor tunity to be well with all chance of loss eliminated. LOCKHARTS SPRUCE GUM ...and... HOREHOUND cures coughs, colds, hoarseness and other affections of the res- n ! - - cause of these troubles removes poisonous secretions, relieves congestion, heals and soothes inflamed membranes. 'When these things arc done, irritation disappears and tho cough and other disagreeable symptoms go w'th it. This remedy has cured huii- dreds of cases. It rarely fails when used faithfully according to directions. TV0 SIZES, 25c and 50c Prepared Only By LocMiart - Parsons Drat Company 'THE BUSY CORNER" Pres criptions AccaratelyCompounded a SSESHSSHSSEESESEJE5 !i51!5H5ESE525H5H5ZnSE5E5Z5Z5E5E5ESK5Z5H5ZSH5Z525" VA 5SS: "tKiKCIft.w If- L.. l.lyl Cab Call Service AT ANY HOUK Good Hearso and Vehicles. HEISNEK, MHjLEII & CO. Livery, Feed and Salu Stable. Wood for Sale., Third and A Sts. Phone 12 Marshfleld. 01 .. FROM .. I PHONH 1331 ' IVI ,-f'77rtrrrlrar'-''",:TM lrnrx,r-n-rTS-rr irrm QUICK DELIVERY I i it 1 1 t lit iiwttiTii TT""r imniJyjiii ii'ww c j For iMiiveuiencu of Call pa- fJ trjus the Laundry ofllce will be open Saturday ovoulngs until 8 o'ciork. 1 uone .7t today. Our wuhoii will call. LS COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY Marshfleld and North Bend. "sesa&ss&svzx nmHj STEALER "FLYER" M. r.HE.l)ERGItASS, ainbicr. TIME TAUIiE. Leaves Marshflfld 7:30, 0:00. and 10:30 a. m., and 1:00, 2:30 and 4:00 o'clock p. in. Leaves North Bend at 8:15, 9:45 and 11:15 a. m., and 1:45 3:15 rnd 5:00 p. in. Makes dally trips except Sundays. Fare: One way, 15 conts; round trip, 25 cents. Bank of Oregon Capital Stock fully paid up $50,000 ' Transacts a General Banking Business North Bend, Oregon "Convincing" advertising Is usu ally put forth by the "convincing store" tho storo t,hat has something worth wbllo to offer you. , JET YOUR Wood Ul . .. . w, , . .. TU FOll UENT Store for rent on Front St., 10x55, rent $15 per month. Apply to Title Guarantee & Ab stract Co. FURNITURE FOR SALE Iron bed, mattress, springs, spread and pil lows; 1 cheffonler; 1 9x9 rug; 1 rocker. All new, never been used. Call at Mrs. M. R. Smith's, corner of 1st and B Sts. FOR RENT 5 unfurnished rooms including bath room, with splendid view over bay. At reasonable price. Inquire at Times office. DANCING SCHOOL Will open at tho Odd Follows' Hall Tuesday evening, Jan. 7. Private instruc tion in afternoon. C. P. Smith. FOR RENT Furnished room on 4th St. near B. Sign In window. WANTED Position as first class bookkeeper and accountant. Ap ply at Times office. J. W. WANTED Waitress at Castlo Res-1 taurant, North Bend. FOR SALE Sunny Nook Farm, Coos River; berry and vegetable ranch. Paid over 25 per cent on price last year; will do hotter this year. Plenty building rock. Must sell by March 1st. Address S. W. Sher man, Marshfleld, Ore. PIANO Will exchange fine piano for lots In C003 Bay. Addres3 "K," Coos Bay Times. WANTED Position as clerk in Ftore. Housekeeper for respecta llo widower or small family. Ad dress Mrs. A. F. B. Box 23C, North "nd, Ore. WANTED Carpets to clean by Elec tric and Pneumatic process. Coos Bay Carpet Cleaning Works fia Broadway nea depot. Phono 1993. FOR SALE Ono lot in Caples Addi tion to Marshfleld. For particu lars apply to Mrs, Luclnda Chris man, 507 Milwaukee Streot, Port land, Oregon. FOR RENT Couple furnished rooma modern convenience. Call at n. o. corner Second and B Sts. or in , quire at Tlmps, FOR SALE-Boautiful 5-acro tracts . at SG'O'ond $C5 jjQrticro. Owner, C. H. Chandler, Bandon. 1 WANT APS' Tattle of 'the Town I Little grains of fact sifted from tho chaff of gossip flying up mid down the town. Hrlngs Salt Salmon Tho tug Roberts, of Florence, arrived in tho harbor this morning from the SIus law river with about fifty barrels of the hold of tho Breakwater just be fore she left for Portland. Alliance Leaves on Sunday Local Agent Shaw has received advlce3 from Portland that the Alliance will leave that port for Coos Bay on Sunday evening, and that sho will reach here on Tuesday morning, wind and weather permitting. Hotel Mini A. G. McDougall, an experienced hotel man from Chicago, has been spending a few weeks on tho bay investigating the hotel situa tion. He left this morning for Port laud but before leaving expressed himself as very favorably impressed with tho country and may return later. Married The Times is in receipt of wedding cards announcing that Mr. Harry C. Hunter and Miss Julia C. Larson were married Sunday, De cember 29, 1907, at Hoqulam, Wash ington. They will be at homo in St. Johns, Oregon, after February first. May happiness and prosperity at tend them. I Millicoma's Steward J. Goldlo, late of Seattle, an experienced man, has been secured by the Mllllcoma Club as steward and will have charge of the commissary department of the new organization. Mr. Goldlo Is said to be an expert In the concoction of liquid delights and already has in vented a new one that will be know a as the Milllcoma Morning Glory that will drive the cobwebs from the brain like the mist dissolving before a Coos Bay sunrise. Receives New Whistle The huge siren fire whistle ordered by the city council some months ago, arrived on tho Breakwater yesterday morning consigned to the Pioneer Hardware company, of this city. The whistle has an eight-inch bell and will be one of the largest on tho entire coast. It will require a three-inch steam pipe to supply the whistle In order that its resonant tones may be played to their utmost. It will be put in place on top of the electric lighting plant, which will furnish the steam for tho fire warning. Judging from the appearance of the whistle, which Is causing considerable Interest, it will let tho whole country know when there Is a fire In Marshfleld. Falls Into Tho Cay The story Is told in the city that Dr. McCormac and his son were out shooting on Christmas Day on the lower part of tho bay, when they saw a flock of "butterballs." In order to got within range, tho doctor backed his launch on a mud flat, and It took several hours to got tho craft off as tho tide was running out. It is claimed that ho doctor seized a pole and began pushing tho boat oft the boggy bot tom, which was covered with two feet if water. He pushed so hard that tho polo suddenly snapped,' al lowing him to measure his length in in tho slough. It is said that ho then waded around and Anally pushed tho craft Into deop water. What hap pened afterward could not bo learned. ACTIVITY IN KAY PARK. I Notwithstanding tho lainy weather there are a number of cosy dwellings under construction in Bay Park. Lots are being sold ETAOINHRDLU Lots aro being graded and cleared in pieparation for others. They aro doing things In Bay Park, and things that will bo permanent, too, and mako values. It would pay no ono to mako theso Improvements if tho location of Bay Park were not su perior, If its prospects and advantag- jes wero not clear. Theso things aro significant to tho shrewd Investor. Think them over and lot us show you Bay Park. I. S. Kaufman & Co., across from Chamber of Commerce Wo aro going to serve a swell Turkey dinner Sunday. Molroso Res taurant. ttjt:m:mt::::n:ttn::n:nrT:t All Parts of the World jiuwiwwiTi r mr p - , - We use Hie necessary facilities for sending money to all parts of the world, and without danger or loss. .. ' . FinCT MATmMAI DAMtY OF tl ft COOS BAY, Marshfield, Ore. j ;::mt:m::m:t$:::::mmtt:mmn::mr.j WANTED Experienced lady cook at Java' Coffeo'llouse; j Personal Notes. A. R. BENNETT, of Myrtle Point, is a visitor In Marshfleld today. A. L. CUSTER, of Coquille, spent Friday in the city on business. WALTER HARRIS, of Portland, is a visitor in the city on buslnenss. SAM GREEN, of Beaver Hill, spent Friday in Marshfleld on business. MRS. MAE M'GANN, of Coos River, was visiting In the city yesterday. MISS AMANDA HALL, of Coquille. is a visitor In the city with rela tives. E. V. HAWLEY, of Corvallls, arrived in the city yesterday for a short visit. MRS. JAMES GUERIN, of Myrtle Point, visited friends In Marsh fleld today. MRS. A. L. LINEGAR, of Coquille, arlved in Mashfleld on the noon tain today. V. W. HOBSON, of Bandon, arrived in the city Friday on the noon train for a business trip. MR. AND MRS. J. E. HALL, of Myr tle Point, were pleasant visitors to friends in this city today. E. J. CORBY, of Bandon, arrived in the city yesterday and Is spending a few days in the city on business. N. O. DODGE, of Myrtle Point, ar rived hore on the noon train Fri day for a short visit on businc-as. PROFESSOR E. E. DARING, of tho Coquille public schools, was a vis itor to friends in Marshfleld to day. MRS. A. R. CLINTON, of Bandon, left on the Breakwater this morn ing, with her little son, Austin, for Portland. MISS MARGARETTE HANLEY, of Coquille, Is a visitor to lrieud3 in this city. She arrived today on tho noon train. MRS. DAVIS, of the Coos Bay bak ery, lelt for Portland on the Break water this morning. Sho will visit friends there for a fow weeks. MRS. J. L. BEAN, of Lampa, who accompanied her sister, Miss Daisy Jackson, to this city, returned to her homo on the morning train. MISS MARION YOAKAM returned home on yesterday's Breakwater from Portland where she has been visiting friends for tho past few weeks. BLAINE DEVERS, who has been vis iting his parents durlng.the holi days, returned to Portland on tho. Breakwater this morning to attend Columbia University. MR. CODY, of tho Bandon Lumber Company, left on tho Breakwater for Portland this morning. Ha camo In on tho steam schooner Bandon, which arrived in tho har bor yesterday afternoon. MISS GERTRUDE SMITH, tho popu lar cashier and assistant manager ess of tho Molroso restaurant, left this morning on the Breakwater for Portland whero sho will yisit at her old homo for a time. MISS DAISY JACKSON, who has been visiting her mother at Ban don for the past mouth, returned to Portland on tho Breakwater this morning, whero sho will spend two months visiting friends before going to Boston on an extended visit. W. N. HILLS, of tho Arm of Tull & GIbbs, of Portland, who has been superintending tho arrangment of the fixtures of tho Mllllcoma Club headquartors, loft this morn ing for Portland on tho steamer Breakwater, his duties hero being completed. Don't bother getting dinner when you can got a flno turkey din ner at tho Melro3o Sunday. SOME OF OUR LATEST HITS: Suo with chorus None with chorus These songs aro somo of tho musical nurabors sang in tho Prldo of Now York, on salo at W. R. Haines Music Co. Call up Cortholl tho carpenter and havo that leak fixed. Phone 5C1. Turkey dlnnor Sunday at tho Sunday. ' You aro 'invited to attend.