The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, February 27, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textw THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1908. A 4HHI'iH"H"I"I"l"I-'I--HH''i -CRYSTAL THEATRE- IX SEARCH OK ADVENTURE Tho wandering soldier of fortune. ,.j..j..j--H"!WHH'W I I MICKEY'S i i!A 8 U 7. 1 M g I i., ll U . T J imif 11 fP giiiMi aiiw In North Rend has opened more room to maice piare ku- our uc goods. Wo have a complete Hue of Kitchen Hardware, Tables, Trousseau Queens, Safes and Cupboards, and can furnish a house Complete from Kitchen to Parlor. Our spring trade has already begun in earnest. House cleaners and newcomers will do well to come in and see us. You will And tho store crowded. Rut wo will do our best to please you, botli in price nnd tho goods. Out of town parties will do well to consult us before buying or selling. Wo lmvc a largo stock of goods both new and second hand. P!iTC nsnss A A A A 0. A AA$$AAA a SI .45 Per Sack Tfe - a AA jgsjjEsssssnsasiZBjSSSssssEESHaEsaz in-T-ig'.,V "i 7 fhW'i -u JRry?yprT77TiTFTiaJ h 'go. tit JraJabs I1WP UN i III II' I j gff--'-"'-""" ...... 'wi.tf?nonc, rffnTKYNrvr.. imri.in m m-m - - - , -. Coos County Woods We have the largest and finest line of beautiful souvenirs made from tho native trees of Coos County forests ever shown on Coos Bay. There aro JEWEL BOXES TRAYS GAVELS PAPER CUTTERS Made from tho Beautiful Myr tle, Whito Pino and Mnnzaiilta. Just tho things to send your eastern friends. Call and see them. Tho prices are as pleas ing as the articles. A. M. PRENTISS & CO. i Post Cards, Novelties, General t Merchandise. Has your want advertising been confined to ono or two classifications? Why not enlarge tho ecopo of your advertising? mm I Wk Friday Our Films the Latter half of this of Unusual Merit and Interest. stirring adventures JUS FIRST SUCCESS The bunch of lemons handed a er by his appreciative audience. . LIMS REAL1TV A good for nothing young idler becomes possessed by a magic glass of wonderful power. Looking through this glass ho can see tho real life behind tho mask of outward pretense and show. The comedy of this picture is rich and it points a strong moral. DEMAR1S GAHBERT Who scored such a strong success the first half of tho week will sing the march ballad "Don't Leave tho Old Folks, Jen nie." Hear tho great Coon song "Fever's On." The funniest slides yet. I Saturday Matinee 3:30 ?:30 aTftd 8:45 MOf .... 53! $$$$ AA$aAa$A aa , A4 AA AA 00 AA AA AA AA O AA o AA -AA 2EEEEE2I2E1 AA O rO A A A Ll aa Dj nnntxt jmSflgBSSwrra w--! COOS BAY MONUMENTAL WORKS I guarantee better work at lower prices, than can be had elsewhere. Do not order monumental work until you have SEEN Me F. M. Stewas!:,,Piop. If 1 T 1 Hi Corner 3d & D Sts. M.iin 17.11 - - A a a a a a o a . a o - , I . Dancing School Every Monday 1 a And Thursday Evening at , t A ODD FELLOWS' HALL. . I Private Instruction from 2 till , a 5 p. m. , T a DRAMATIC CLUB Will bo organized from Pupils a Tnlrlnir TnRtrnr.t Ion in Elocution , t a and Dramatic Art. a Special Attention to Children's I a Class iu Dnncjng nnd Elocution, O , a See me at tho Hall on Mondays a and Thursdays; Afternoon and a Evening. A a Prof. C. P. Smith. AAAAAA4AOAAAAAAll TH0MAS0N & HANSON 1 f U ERS IN- 'Hay Gairn and Feed' OLD PAPERS For Times office." ealo' at The "iI"I'I"II3 week arc - - Saturday that befell a dreamy cello play S .Admission X Good stylo in dress, So say tho press, Is a matter of individual (nstc. Some like extreme And others seem Not to have such idle time to waste. Good stylo then In clothes for men All simply amounts to this: your measure I'll take Your clothes I'll mnko To conform to your individual wish. ?Q fin TAI LORlNG -d S5HSHiraSZSZEraSZ5HSHSS52S2SS5S5a5E EMPHUD A Street Wharf Fresh, Salt, Smoked nnd canned fish; in fact all kinds of fish in season. Wharf back of ..... -. w PIONEER GROCERY. E5HJ5HSH52SH5E5HSESE5ZSESZSH5ES3ESa wvwww'AVAwvwwyAAAA I For a good Hatch use the rfclALUMA INCUBATOR JOHN W. FLANAGAN, Agt. Poultry Supplies OrderJYour Settings NowFcr BrownjfLeghorns Rhode Island Reds Barred Plymouth Rocks All Standard Bred. Price $1.50 Per Setting Special Price on Incubator Lots. .AAVWWW Read tho Want Ads. mi Herring Smelt,, Ellerby's Fish Market i Telephone 911 n--iT7-rrr7inwmm!i QUICK DELIVERY W'W WWII IliWMOHAI For convenience of Call pa trons tho Laundry office will bo open Saturday evenings until 8 o'clock. P1iop9 571 today. Our wagon will call. COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY vi 1'iiirMiiit-iu uuu norm IH'IW. KViraxwi KrjamTaiKiMU'mwtrvt'mA". Read tho Want Ada. 1 'JJ" Z " ' ' " m t w a ww tjo m IMfr i: Tattle of the Town Llttlo grams of fact lifted from f tho chuff of gossip flying np mid down tho town. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa WEATHER FORECAST. Western Oregon, western Washington, occasional rain to night. Friday southerly winds. . LOCAL TEMPERATURE POUT. HE- For 2-1 hours' ending Feb. 2fi, C p. m. Furnished by Dr. E E. Mingus, local cooperative gov ernment observer. Max DC Min 43. C p. m. 43. Precip. 2G. Cloudy. 03aaaaaaaaa ' COOS RAY TIDES Tho following tables givo tho hours of high and low tides for every day this week: FEBRUARY, 1008. IIGII WATER A. M. P. M. Tuesday . .25 5:31 G.2 7:17 4.1 Wednesday 2G G:41 G.l 8:42 4.3 Thursday . 27 7:54 G.2 9:51 4.9 Friday .. .2S 9:03 6.5 10:42 5.7 Saturday . 29 10:07 6.9 11:27 G.2 FEBRUARY, 1003. LOW WATER A. M. P. M. Tuesday . .251 I 12:271 0.7 Wednesday 26 0:0i 3.7 1:47 0.4 Thursday . 271 1:351 3.9 2:59-0.1 Friday . . 2SI I 3:051 3.71 4:03-05 Saturday . 29 4:14 31 4:55-0.D DR. R. G, GALE, of North Bond, de parted on tho morning train for Coquillo on professional business. CAPTAIN McGEE, tho veteran Coos Bay bar pilot, was in Marshfleld Thursday morning renewing ac quaintances. MAYOR L. J. SIMPSON, of North Bend, was in Marshfleld for a few hours yesterday visiting with his many acquaintances. SEYMOUR H. BELL and J. W. BEN NETT returned to Marshfleld Wednesday, via the stago route, after their trip up tho coast. CHARLES AIKEN has returned after a sojourn on his ranch up Falls Creek. Thursday morning he was exhibiting to his friends some fine samples of uncut alfalfa. City Council Monday The Marsh- field city council will meet on Monday of next week at which time a number of important matters will be disposed of. SITUATION WANTED By first class camp cook. Address Charles Hal vorsen, General Delivery, North Bond. LOST. Gold chain necklace, blue stone settings; brooch pin, Sigma Nu fraternity emblem. Return Times. WANTED. Competent woman fir girl to caro for elderly invalid. Apply to Mrs. Sengstnckon. WANTED 200 cords of fir wood at $3.00. Will furnish scow. J. Lar son. WANTED Woman to do washing, Ironing and sweeping. Apply Mrs. Sengstacken. 1 LOST. Gold stick pin. black handlo, on or 'near South Marshfleld bridge. Finder will pleaso return to Times ofilco. WANTED TIMBER LANDS Homo stead relinquishments' wanted. Want to buy direct from owner. Write partlculais to II. M., Box 492, Eugene, Oregon. FOR SALE PIANO; Times office. Inquiro at FARMERS & LOGGERS EMPLOY MENT OFFICE 291-2 . North Second street, Portland, Oro. Help furnished freo to employers. Tel ephone and tolegraph orders glveu special attention. Phono 0437 Main. . CITY ATTORNEY E. L. 0. FARRIN will return on tho next trip of tho steamer Alliance from Portland. There aro several matters of inter est to tho city which tho council is waiting to take up on Mr. Far rin's return. Cnsco Puts to Sen. Tho Casco has finished loading at tho railroad dock in Marshfleld and will go to sea Thursday. Tho boat is taking a cargo of lumber to San Pedro. Improve Store Windows Magnes & Matson have -added considerably to tho beauty of tho front of their store and Front street by tho improve ments which they have had made to their display windows. Breakwater Due. Tho steamer Breakwater is duo to arrive on Coos Bay tomorrow morning from Port land. Tho steamer is billed to leave Saturday on its return trip. Minstrel Show. The fire depart ment of North Bond is planning to give In tho future a minstrel show in Eckhoff hall. Tho proceeds will go towards tho fitting up of the new gymnasium. Two young men. from San Francisco aro drilling the ama teur minstrels. Mothers' Club Meets The regular meeting of tho Mother's Club will be held Friday, Feb. 28, at 3 o'clock at the homo of Mrs. David B. Jones. Members aro requested to prepare some article of interest to be read at this meeting. Minot vs. AVntklns Friday. The case of Tom Minot vs. George Wat kins, on a charge of assault and bat tery, will probably be aired in tho court Friday. Attorney Minot is at present engaged in taking evidence In the Ferry-Lockhart case and pend ing its completion his case has been postponed. Building Mission. W. I. McNutt and wife aro erecting an Apostolic Faith Mission building in Eastsldo that is 74x30 and two stories high. A portion of tho building Is being fitted with living and sleeping rooms and tho remainder will bo given over to religious purposes. An Experienced Jeweler. W. M. Tower, of Portland, i brother of H. S. Tower, who has chargo of the lat tor's Jewelry store during his Illness, is a watchmaker and jeweler of many years' experience. All work will re reive tho samo careful attention given it by tho proprietor when he is present. Gentlemen Guests Next Saturday evening the Evergreen Whist Club will bo entertained at tho homo of Mrs. F. P. Norton. On this occasion the ladies will depart from the car dinal canton of their organization by having gentlemen present. Satur day night gentlemen will bo the guests of honor. Tho affair is in col ebratlon of tho last Saturday before Lent. Lenteii Season. Socially Coos Bay will bo rather quiet for tho next fow weeks. Tho Lenten season will bo ushered in on next Wednesday, March 4, and tho usual round of balls, parties and other social recre ations will bo materially diminished. Several functions aro being planned tween now and Ash Wednesday, one or two of which, it Is said, aro to bo decidedly unique and original. Purchased Entire Interest. Tho announcement of tho purchase of tho Garfield hotel by J. II. Bridges was In a measure inaccurate. Mr. Bridges has purchased tho hotel property out right, and not a half Interest. The complication arose from tho fact that tho property heretofore embraced in tho general term of tho Garfiold hotel property consisted of four lots. Mr. Bridges purchased tho two lots and tho Garfiold building outright, Mr. Sengstacken merely retaining tho re maining two lots. Birthday Party. Ono of tho plcas- antest birthday parties of the season took place at tho homo of Alva Gran by on Tuesday ovenlng, when about thirty of his young friends assem bled to tako part ,in tho celebration of tho sixteenth anniversary of his birth, Tho evening was most on- joyably spent in various games, and a number of prseonts will servo as THOROUGHBRED CHICKEN EGGS FOR HATCHING. I am prepared to furnish during tho season eggs for hatching from thoroughbred S. C. Brown Leghorns, White Leghorns, Black Minorcas and Whito Plymouth Rocks at $1.00 per setting. Incubator lots of Brown Leghorn at ?5.00 por hundred and Black Minorcas $6.00 por hundred Also oggs from tho famous laying inuian itunnor ducks nt $2.00 por sotting. J. O. WATSON. Breeder of Registered Jersey Cattle and Barkshlro ewlno, Coquillo. Ore gon. permanent mementoes of tho occa sion. A nlco luncheon was served, nnd when tho time camo for "good nights" the wishes of many happy returns wero numerous and sincere. Coos Building Work on tho Coos building, at the corner of Broadway and A tsreets, Is rapidly ncarlng com pletion. It is now believed it will bo ready for occupancy in course of forty days. Supcrintcndency Enstsido Mrs. Kelly, recently of the Marshfleld pub lic school, has been tendered tho superlntendency of tho Eastsldo. school. Tho directors have been urg ing tho position on her for some time but Thursday morning she gave noti fication of her refusal. Tho lack of adequate transportation between, Marshfleld and Eastsldo, which would seriously inconvenience her coining and going at morning and night, wero Mrs. Kelly's reasons for refusing tho position. THE C. C. MEETING ON FRIDAY NIGHT Library Committee Will Hnvo Chnrgc Ladies Aro Especially Asked to 15c Present. Tho library committee will have chargo of the Chamber of Commerce meeting Friday evening, and they are desirous that all persons who aro interested in this addition to tho in tellectual progress of Marshfleld bo present. Ladles and gentlemen aro Invited, and tho ladles are especially requested to be present and aid In tho development of the library spirit. It Is expected that the mayor and tho members-of the city government will attend and express their views on the question of establishing a library in Marshfleld."- Other speakers havo consented to address tho meeting, among whom aro Ira S. Smith, who will give a history of tho library committee's work and plans, E. D. McArthur, Dr. McCormac, Francis H. Clarke, George Farrin and others. The library committee believes that tho time has arrived for the citizens of Marshfleld to havo the true prog ress of tho city at heart, to push tho library project to a success. Seo flsh window Smith's Fish dinner tomorrow. Cafe. GOOD ADVICE FOR GARDENER. Observnnt Editor of Coquillo Sen tinel Utters Words of Wisdom. Anyone traveling on tho Coquillo river during tho summer months will see largo fields of cabbage growing and if they will make the samo trip in tho winter they wll lsee a largo number of these samo cabbages la tho ground partly rotten, while tho merchants of this county nro com pelled in winter to ship their cabbago either from San Francisco or Port land. If tho ranchers of this county would tako care of their crop they would havo these hundreds of dollars that aro being sent outside, while tho consumers aro compelled to pay three cents a pound for cabbage. Thcro is always a good demand for cabbage in any country, and hero where they can bo easily raised It seems a shame that hundreds of heads aro allowed to rot on the ground and tho good money of our merchants is sent outside. It Is tho samo with Hubbard squash. Wo un derstand that it is impossible to pro cure any in tho county at tho present tlmo. It seems queer to those who come ' from sections of tho country where tho land is not near as pro ductive nnd have moro to contend' with In regard to tho weather, to seo a country whore vogotables will grow in abundance but tho merchants aro compelled to ship in tho common, vegetables from outside markets when Coos county should bo supplying- such vegetables to tho city mar kets. Coquillo Sentinel. GOOD TIMES AGAIN. Epitomized from recent press dis patches: Five thousand men back to work in South Chicago rolling mills, samo number resumed opera tions at tho National Tube WorksK Loralno, O., 1000 operatives of tho Gorham Manufacturing Company, Providence, R. I., who havo been on short time slnco Thanksgiving day; tube plant at Zanosvlllo, O., em ploying 700 men, resumed work; big; cotton mill at Blddoford, Maino, resumed full tlmo recently with, 4000 operatives. Tho Industries of tho land aro fast roturnlng to normal conditions. Oregonlan. Co Insure a Good I Taste all Day, Eat A MISTLETOE BACON t'Ui UlVUlViUjU M1 I I II 1 fl it