The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, May 19, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textpplpw THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1908. lercnanL Bros. Will Not r On account of extensive work being done in our store, the carpenters and painters were unable to have our new home ready J' as soon as we anticipated On account of this disappointment P we will continue the sale during the week Tomorrow9 Yednesday, Men's Bay at the Busy Store Tomorrow will be the big day for the men. All goods throughout the entire de partment reduced specially for the occasion. Agents for the famous Hart Schaffner aid Marx SuiLs AV ill fcsV'ra v xm$fflAm& mmm . , . 1 v W$m"n fsssa? ortesKtef Hi tegp' raps Wrni1 m m& MBmw HI I ! I ft ,1 I ,Y J l;AYVV.,.r, .,, A, fitly ' " i , , Entire Spring and Summer Stck at Special Sale Prices- when YOU can purchase the rkst clothing madk, bright xkw GOODS, RIGHT IN TUB heart op tiik season AT A SAVING WE ARE OFFERING AT THIS TIME, WHY SHOULD YOU HESITATE? AVE WILL NOT QUOTE YOU PRICES, EVERYTHING IS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES AND WE INVITE YOU HERE TO SEE FOR YOURSELVES. Removal Sale Prices on all Men's and Boy's Furnishings MEN'S AND ROY'S SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, HATS, SHOES, NECKWEAR, ETC. ALL TO RE INCLUDED IN TOMORROW, WED NESDAY'S GREAT SPECIAL MEN'S DAY. DON'T MISS IT, AS AVE HAVE LOTS OF GOOD THINGS TO SHOW YOU AND AVE PROM ISE YOU TO RE AVELL PAID FOR YOUR VISIT. Copyright 1908 by Hart Schaffner & Marx "The Busy Store" 1 f AAASA':-AAVAAAAAAAAAA-J'AASAAA (FRO.AI THE OREGONIAN APRIL 20, 1908) Preaches Against lloppicklng. OREGON CITY, April 28. (Special) Rev. John M. Linden, pastor of the First Baptist church, has Instituted a vigorous cru sade against the memhers of his church picking hops, stating that It is encouraging the liquor Interests. In a sermon Sunday night, beforo a crowded church, he said. "It requires a quickened con science to crystalline action against hop-picking, which is part of the process of beer-making." 1 A Seraioe What do you think of the prohibition side of the ques- $ firm? It's in thp. sp.rmnn. In 1907 Oregon hop growers raised and marketed FOUR A Mil I IflM nni I APQ umrth ni hnnQ I If Oregon is voted "dry" no market in the world will " t t r I A iaKe uregon nops. If Oregon votes for prohibition, Oregon brewers will have no use for barley or hops. Do Oregon hop growers want to pay FOUR MILLION DOLLARS a year for the experiment? Let. us stop closing business up and Lry opening it up instead Wvvv:vvv:vvvvav-w 51 fa i" . . .-... in I "LIKE MOTHER USED TO MAKE" oj Seems to be all that's necessary in the jo Cooking Line jjj But the Discriminating Housewife oj who uses GOLDEN GATE LARD Can go Mother "One Better" without any trouble at all You can get it at ANY GROCERY OR MARKET N rQ ft 5Sa5a5tlSSSaSlS55HSZ5?5MaS2SSSHP-reS"HSB52SHSHSHSZ5ZSESE51SESHSZ53 WILL PAVE SEVERAL STREETS WITH ASPHALT. Contractor McCann of Eureka, De cides to Order Machinery and Material for Work Here. The plan to pave 'C street be tween Front and Second streets, Broadway between 'C and 'B,' and may; bo to 'A' street or farther, with asphalt, has been practically con sumated. Contractor McCann of Eu reka, who has been In consultation with the property owners has decid ed to order his machinery here and start the work soon and rush it to completion. A large number of Front street property owners have signified their desire to change from treated block to asphalt paving for that thorough fare and this may be done soon. In this case, it will be paved before the fair here in August, probably. ! Tattle of the Town j 1 N0RTH B NEWS Little grains of fact sifted from the chaff of gossip flying up uud down the town. . AVEATHER FORECAST. (By Associated Press.) WESTERN OREGON. Showers tonight and Wednes-nesday. LOCAL TEMPERATURE REPORT. I Personal Notes I Mrs. A. W. Kent of Mnrshnnhl. , , was shopping and visiting friends in I J. R. HIBBARD has returned from a North Bend yesterday. Mrs. L. M. Perry has returned from a several weeks visit at Rose-burg. Mayor L. J. Simpson and wife are spending a few days at Sunset Bay supervising some finishing work on their beautiful new homo there. For twenty-four hours end- inE 5 n. m.. May 18, by Mrs. E. Mingus, local official gov- ernment observer. Maximum Gl Minimum 45 At 5 p, in 57 Precipitation G7 Wind, southwest; cloudy. .4? Mrs. Ray Watson of Coqullle, is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Leonard Masters at Sumner. Before returning to her home, she will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Steckle in Mllllngton. LOST Blue silk umbrella between South Marshfleld and Postofflce. Finder lpavo samo at Times offlce. 1G0 ACRES of land for sale. Ad dress, Mrs. R. McCann. North Bend. COOS BAY TIDES Tbe followinc tables give the hours of high and low tides for every day thls week: MAY, 1008. LOW WATER! A. SI. Building Material CEUEtfT BRICK LIMB, PLASTER FIRE CLAY FIRE BRICK 3EWER PIPE DRAIN TILE iJ TERRA COTTA GOODS WHOLESALE and RETAIL PLUM1ING SUPPLIES FIRST CUSS PLUMBING and TINNING SHOP IN OPERATION SEE US FOR. FAIR. PRICES NORTH BEND HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. North Rend, Oregon. WANTED to borrow $500 for one year, will glvo good Marshfleld real estate as security. Apply 'T Times. FOR RENT Four rooms furnished for housekeeping, $20 per month. Inquire Mr3. Warren at Smith's Cafe. WANTED Competent girl for gen eral housework. Good wages. Mrs I. S. Kaufman. BOOKKEEPING Books opened, kept, closed and audited by expert accountant; nominal rates. Ad dress 'A' care Times. SHORTHAND CLASS now organiz ing low rate four month's course. A competence for life at nominal outlay. Personal Instruction by court reporter. Also bookkeeping and accounting taught. Classes for 1908 summer season. Address Marshfleld Commercial College, Marshfleld, Ore. FOR RENT Five-room house close In. Apply first house north mar ble works. Pate, Monday . Tuesday . Wednesday 20 Thursday . 21 Friday . Saturday SUNDAY 22 23 24 (h. m. 7:49 8:43 9:31 10:29 11:29 0:27 1:37 ft. -1.4 -1.3 -0.9 -0.4 0.1 2.9 2.3 P. M. h. in. 7:57 8:51 9:45 11:09 12:34 1:35 ft. 3.1 3.3 3.5 3.3 0.7 1.2 TIGH WATER Date. Monday . . 1 Tuesday . 19 Wednesday 20 Thursday . 21 Friday . .22 Saturday . 23 SUNDAY . 24 MAY, 1008. GRAND OPENING BALL. A. M. P. M. h. m. ft. h. m. ft. 1:05 7.3 2:32 5.9 1:47 7.1 3:22 5.8 2:37 6.G 4:17 5.8 3:32 C.2 5:20 5.8 4:42 5.7 6:22 5.9 G:02 5.2 7:23 C.l i 7:24 5.1 8:13 G.4 OPENING BALL will bo given by the Knights of Finland at their new temple on 'C street, opposito the electric light plant, Saturday evening May 23. The floor in this new hall is of Rock Island maple and one of the best dancing floors on the Paci fic coast. A cordial Invitation is ex tended to all. The trio at the close deserves spe cial mention as It is a musical num ber' of unusual excellence. Two new films aro shown. The wholo pro gram is easily one of the best ever given at this popular little playhouse. business trip to Portland. TOM MINOT, Sr., and Tom Minot.Jr. have gone to Portland for a short stay. MRS. W. W. GAGE of Coqulllo, passed through Marshfleld en route to Portland where she will visit for a time. TOM JAMES of North Bend, was In Marshfleld today arranging to turn over the local agency of tho Alliance to Harry Skinner. CYRUS HAPPY, Jr., a student at Leland Stanford University, Is vis iting at tho home of his sister, Mrs. G. W. Kaufman, In Marsh fleld for a few days. E. ENEGREN, the well-known Coos River rancher, was In Marshfleld today on business. Ho says that tho cool, wet weather Is interfer ing with crops considerably. Luckily ho delayed his planting and Is not troubled by tho weather. Opens New Gas Mains. Tho new mains were tested last night, tho pipes being tapped at several points in order to allow tho air to escape. Entertainment Is Free. Tho en tertainment which Superintendent Golden has arranged to be given Wednesday evening, a featuro of which will bo an address by State Superintendent Ackerman, will bo free. Definite announcement whether the entertainment will be at tho Masonic Opera house or elsewhere will bo made tomorrow. HOUSEKEEPING sulto with bath. Inquire Mrs. Bascom Johnson, flat Second St., between 'B' & 'C F.OR SALE Two lots in South Marshfleld, Apply G. R. Gulovson, or at Times ofllce. FOR RENT Flats No. 3 and 8, In tho new O'Connoll Building. Wo aro now prepared to store your goods. Bay SIdo Paint Co., North Bend. 8 DAY clock to be given away at tho Coos Bay Cash Store Inquire the cause. YOUNG SINGLE MAN wants to ox- 1 change good new piano for board and room In prlvato family. Ad- drossJ. B. Harris, Box 431, Marsh- i field, Oregon. Kill 87 Rats. Marshal J. W. Car ter's bill for M-35 to pay for eighty seven rats that were killed in April was granted by tho city council. Tho bounty of flvo cents apleco offered for the rodents Is rapidly exterminat ing them, many boys killing scores of them. A hundred or so were killed In March and tho slaughter will probably continue as long as tho bounty Is offered. Minstrel Show at tho Crystal. The headllner at tho Crystal last night was a short minstrel skotch by C. S. Dodge, VInco Pratt, and Bret McCullough. From tho opening ovorturo to tho closing trio there was not a dull moment In the entire act. May Have Minnesota Night. Sec retary Walter Lyon of tho Chamber of Commerce, is planning to secure a number of former Minnesota resid ents as tho speakers for the next regular meeting of tho body on Fri day night. Ho has not completed tho list yet. REV. C. C. RARICK, M. E. Minister of Astoria, and P. J. Brix, a tim ber man of the samo city, aro Cooa Bay visitors this week. This 13 their first trip to this section and they express themselves as sur prised and pleased with the country. KNIGHTS OF FINLAND TO HAVE DEDICATION BALL. Gold From Curry County. James Conro has been exhibiting soino small gold nuggets and flno gold recently secured In Curry coun ty along the upper part of tho sixes river. Ho believes thero Is a lot of gold there and Intends to personally prospect tho section. Protests Against Automobile Speeding. Frank Reeder has on- city officials against automoblltsts speeding their machines on tho plank roadway of North Front street. Ho says that they hit a clip of forty miles per hour or so, that tho chauf feurs aren't experienced drivers and that tho llfo and limb of pedestrlnns aro constantly In danger. Ho was requestod to furnish tho names of tho owners or tho numbers of tho machines that aro causing tho trou ble Ho said they went too fast to pormlt him gathering tho facts. As to getting tho numbers, ho said thero was moro likelihood that tho victim would bo ablo to got thorn If tho numbors wore put on top of tho auto as ho might thon see It while whirling through tho air. Prepare for Great Entertainment to Bo Given in Their New Hall Next Saturday Evening. Tho Knights of Finland, Lodge No. 1, will hold Its dedication ball In their flno now hall on 'C street, near West Marshfleld Saturday night, May 23. It promises to bo ono of tho most largely attended and ono ot tho most enjoyable events that the organization has ever held In Marsh fleld. A general Invitation Is ox tended to tho public to attend. The only hardwood floor on Coos Bay has been Installed. It Is of Rock Island maple and ono of the finest dancing floors on tho Pacific coast. Tho Coos Bay Orchestra of sir pieces has been secured to furnish music. At midnight, supper will bo served In tho banquet hall on tho third floor of tho temple. Tho lodge's committees In charge of tho ovent aro as follows: On arrangomonts A. Stogard, Alex Johnson, Charles Carlson, C. F. Hagqulst and II. FInnell. Floor Managers Alex Johnson. Matt Anderson, Robert Hondrlckson. and Charles Carlson. MESSIAH REHEARSAL. Tho regular rohearsal of tho Mes siah Chorus will bo hold this evon lng nt tho Presbyterian church. A full nttondanco Is especially requested. V BP'HHSSHP' 'I'fTT.iicjjrS!