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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHF1ELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1908.
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ALUMNI BALL
Annual Function of Marshfield
High School Alumni Held
Last Evening.
The annual "Prom" of the Marsh
field High School Alumni at the I.
O. O. P. Hall, last evening, was one
of the most successful and most lar
gely attended ever given by the as
sociation and probably surpassed any
similar social function ever held on
Coos Bay. While the 200 or 250
present rather crowded the hall, the
largo number did not detract from
the pleasure of the evening.
The hall was beautifully decorated
for the occasion, huckleberries being
used extensively in the decoration
scheme. Other features of the decora
tions were festoons of Japanese lan
terns, hanging baskets of rhododen
drons and other flowers and a rustic
fence across the stage, screening the
musicians. Marshfield high school
penants were also hung throughout
the hall.
Fred. McCormac and Tom Patter
son presided at the punch bowl dur
ing the evening.
It was a dress affair, and most of
the ladies appeared in white. While
the majority of the guests were of
the younger set, a number of the
older ones were present. There were
eighteen numbers on the program
with four extras. Music was furnish
ed by the Coos Bay Orchestra.
EXERCISES ON FRIDAY.
Iighth Grade Arranges Program For
Tomorrow Afternoon.
COMMENCEMENT.
Graduation,
Invitation,
Relation, (' j
Preparation, i
Ornamentation,
Aggregation,
Supplication,
Jubilation, i ,
Oration,
Admiration,
Demonstration, i
(Relation),
Recitation,
Ovation,
(Relation),
Vocalization,
Demonstration,
(Relation),
Oration,
Laudation,
(Relation),
Versification,
Abomination,
Ovation,
(Relation),
Instrumentation,
Perpetration,
Demonstration,
(Relation),
Oration,
Inanimation,
Ovation,
(Relation),
Jubilation,
Presentation,
Dissertation,
Prolongation,
Divagation,
Expatlation,
Thunderatlon,
Elaboration,
Botheration,
Termination, ,, ; ."
Elation, '"'
Supplication, .
Congratulation, ' '
(Relation),
Vacation.
" Tho programs and Invitations for
tho Eighth Grade promotion exercises
of tho Marshfield schools which will
bo held at the Assembly hall tomor
row afternoon, Juno 12, at 2 o'clock
havo been issued.
Tho program for the afternoon is
as follows:
Song Class
Salutatory Will Horton
Class History Ruby Watkins
Piano Solo Ruth Allen
Class Paper,., read by May Prouss
Will Hutcheson and Uma Marsh,
Editors.
Instrumental trio Nora Tower, Ar
thur Chopo and Fay White.
Prophecy Floronco Alkon
Valedictory Unta Marsh
Presentation of Diplomas
Supt. F. A. Golden
Gives Out Booster Interview In
Portland On Business Condi
tions. PORTLAND, Juno 11. C. J.
Mlllls, vice-president and general
manager of tho Coos Bay, Roseburg
& Eastern Railroad & Navigation
Company, Is in Portland coming here
to meet his daughter, Mabel, who
has returned from Cornell Univer
sity, where she has taken a year In
inuBlc. Mr. Millis is well known In
Portland, where he was until a year
ago livestock agent for the O. R. &
N. Co. As manager of the Harriman
property in Coos county, he makes
his headquarters at Marshfield. He
Is also manager for the Portland &
Coos Bay steamship line and the
Beaver Hill Coal Company, all Harri
man properties.
Coos county has, apparently, not
heard of the financial depression, for
Mr. Mlllls says business In general on
his road has been better during the
past month than during the corres
ponding month of last year. The
steamer business, says Mr. Mlllls, is
hardly up to the traffic handled by
the other interest, one reason being
that the movement of traffic into the
Coos county is not quite as heavy
this seasons as it was last.
"Our coal mines are being devel
oped in great shape," said Mr. Millis.
"Large quantities of the coal are be
ing shipped to San Francisco by tho
steamer Czarina.
"The statement has been made
that we are making preparations to
take the steamer Breakwater off tho
Portland run, but this is not the case.
We shall leave tho boat on the Port
land route just as long as there is
traffic for her, and we certainly do
not contemplate withdrawing her.
The steamer has made 51 round trips
bejtween Portland and tho Coos Bay
ports during tho past fiscal year.
There was no delay whatever at
either bar. She Is the only steamer
on tho Oregon coast that crossed
either of the two bars on January
4 and 5 of this year, when there was
exceptionally heavy weather, other
vessels being bar-bound."
ltENKFICIATi NOTICE TO
PEOPLE OF COOS KAY
VICINITY.
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Have secured low prices on all
kinds of leather whereby I can re
duce prices on all my work, and also
up-to-dato machinery, to do any
kind of work and meet any competi
tion that may conio in my way. I
therefore take the pleasure in an
nouncing the present prices on work
done in my shop.
To wit: Sowed half-soles from
75u to $1.00.
Half-soles nailed on with iron
tacks, OOc.
Half-soles nailed on with brass
tacks, $1.00.
This refers to straight half soling.
Any additional to that will be charg
ed extra.
Heels and half-soles at $1.25.
Ladies and children's repairing in
comparison.
Now work arranged from 50c. to
$2.00, lower than present prices, ac
cording to quality of leather and
make.
Wo guarantee first class jobs on
second class prices, and wo are will
ing to enter Into tho contest with any
leather butcher on tho coast for any
price thoy sec fit to manufacture
leather goods.
Harness and harness supplies will
aftor this bo sold down to "Rock
Bottom Prices."
Hoping and trusting that tho peo
plo of Coos Bay will take advantage
of those prices, and patronize an up-to-dato
shop, now located on Broad
way, In tho front of Dow's Ware
house, noxt to tho C. A. Smith's
Lumber Company's ofllco,
I remain yours truly,
O. O. LUND.
Poverty you bet, Juno 20.
ALL MILLINERY is being sold at
Mrs. A. G. Aiken's tit greatly reduced
prices.
NOTICE.
Tho class motto is "Stayers, not
quitters," and tho class flowers :cd
and whlto roses. Tho class ofllcers
nro: President, Unui Marsh; Ico
prosldent, Charles Merchant; secre
tary, Ruby Watkins; treasurer, Will
Hutcheson.
Tho pupils to bo promoted aro:
Fobruury class Nora F. Towor,
John Greenwood, May Prouss, Ivan
Gulovson and Inez Johnson.
Juno class Floronco Alkon, Ruth
Alleu, Milton Carlsou, Clay Church,
Bids will bo received for building
a grand stand nt Fair Grounds up to
7:30 p. in., Friday, Juno 12. See
specifications at Chamber of Com
merce. Reservo right to roject any
or all bids.
COOS & CURRY DISTRICT
FAIR ASSOCIATION.
F. P. NORTON, Prosldent.
Arthur Chopo, Clifford Doano, Will
llutchobon, Will Horton, Ethel Kuhn,
Uma Marsh, Charles Merchant,
Mndgo Savage, Francis Williams,
Ruby Wutklus uud Irouo Prouss.
FIRST
ORATORIO PIANO CONCERTO
LOCAL COMPOSITION
EVER GIVEN ON COOS BAY
Elegant SOUVENIR PROGRAMS With
Music to COOS BAY MARCH and SONG
MARSHFIELD
AT I. O. O. F. HALL
WEDNESDAY AND THURS
DAY, JUNE 17, 18, 1008.
BENEFIT LIBRARY
IRESERVED SEATS AT
' LOCK1 1 ART-PARSONS.
NORTH BEND
AT ECIUIOFF HALL
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1008
BENEFIT HIGH SCHOOL.
SEATS AT NORTH KEND
DRUG STORE.
NORTH BEND NEWS
Wm. Turpln of Empire City, was
calling on North Bend friends yesterday.
Dr. H. C. Burmeister of North
Bend, will leave on the Breakwater
to attend the annual convention of
the Oregon State Dental Society.
Mrs. Haughton, who has been 111
of Brlght's disease and dropsy, is re
ported to be in a critical condition.
A daughter at Portland has been
sent for.
Mrs. Cunningham of Myrtle Point,
who recently came to North Bend to
visit with her daughter is reported
critically ill and little hope is held
out for her recovery. Sho moved to
Myrtle Point thirty-two years ago
and is one of the oldest living pion
eers of that section.
A number of North Bend people
are planning to call a meeting to
make provision for the establishment
of a cemetery. It Is proposed to buy
a large tract in a suitable location
and for the present, improve but a
small portion of it. Early action
will probably be taken.
The two-year-old child of Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Burns has been seriously
ill of peritonitis, but was reported
somewhat better this morning, and
Dr. Galo who is attending has hopes
for its recovery. Mrs. Burns who
has been in Portland Is expected In
on tho Breakwater tonight.
EDWARD KEANE of Beaver Hill, is
spending a few days with his
mother In Marshfield.
MISS LIZZIE WILSON of Gardiner,
who has been in ill health for sev
eral months, was in Marshfield yes
terday to secure medical treatment.
A. SMITH of Minneapolis, who
has been spending a few days at
the mill here, left yesterday via
Drain. He expects to return in
the near future.
C,
Dr. Bert E. Schoonmaker has
moved his dental offices to second
floor of tho new First Trust and
Savings Bank building.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that all
chimneys, flues, stoves or smoke pipes
must be cleaned within ten days from
this notice and if not cleaned by the
owner or occupant of said building
that the same will be cleaned under
the supervision of the city marshal
and at the expense of the owner or
occupant of said building, in accord
ance with Ordinance No. 141, which
provides that a refusal to comply
with the provisions of this ordinance
shall be deemed a misdemeanor and
punishable by a fine of not more
than One Hundred ($100) Dollars,
or by imprisonment in tho city jail
not more than twenty days, or by
both such fine and Imprisonment.
This Ordinance will be strictly en
forced. J. W. CARTER,
Fire Warden.
Enjoy Your Outing
With an Eastman Kodak,
Premo or Century
Camera
Full line at
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
Catalogues on application
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BICYCL ES
Single Tube and G & ).
Tires, Rubber Cement, Rim
Cement, Pedals, Bells, Lamps,
Pumps, Wrenches, Carbide,
Pant's Guards, Cyclometers,
Tire Tape
MILNER'SflARDWARE
Purity and Quality
Form the most Important part of
GOLDEN GATE
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Is It Necessary To Say More?
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Buy Your Wife a
GAS STOVE
It convert, the drudgery of tlio kitchen into a pleasure. It
reduces a woman's housework one-half. You can sleep later
in tho morning as tho fire does not hnve to bo mndo a half
hour before time to cook.
Call at the oflico and sco those instantaneous water heaters.
Turning on the cold water lights tho gas and heats tho water in
lino minute, turning the water off shuts oil" the gus.
You would not think of going hack to the old kerosene lamp
after using electric light, would you? Well, when you havo
once used a gas stoe nothing could induce jou to use anything
else.
CAKE FOR SUNDAY
Housekeepers depend on Coos Bay Bakery Cako because of
its delicious "homo" quality tho moist, rich quality produced
only by tho best materials blended and baked according to the
most approved recipes. Tho cakes aro baked on tho premises
and go fresh every morning to tho counter.
Coos Bay Bakery
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Coos Bay Gas
(Sb Electric Co.
MARSHFIELD
NORTH BEND
TEe SAMSON
MARINE ENGINE
Now on Exhibition at our
Sales Rooms
Pronounced a Beauty by all
the Local Gasoline Experts
Call and inspect it
Coos Bay Oil & Supply Co.
Water Front Near "A" Street I
I Phone 33 - . Marshfield. Ore.
Steam Dye Works
C Street.
Ladles' nnd Gents' Garment
Cleaned or Dyed
Philip Becker. Proprietor.
DRINK
WEINHARD'S
BEER
BEST MADE
MARSDEN'S LIQUOR HOUSE
QUICK DELIVERY
For convenience or Call pa
trons the Laundry office will
be open Saturday evenings until
8 o'clock.
Phone 571 today. Our wagon
will call.
COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY
Marshfield and North Bend.
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