The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, July 25, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textni .-juaai H THE DAILY COOS IAY TIMES, MARSHFIEb - -"- i iu t Packard Shoes DQ YOU WEAR SHOES? DO YOU WANT STYLE? DO YOU WANT' QUALITY? DO YOU WANT COMFORT? Mt . I 7 f) fr MARSHFIELD, OREGON. U 1 : iiiiMiiiiMnTgniiiiiii"ininnirTTi in in ! MiimTMnrnnTTTi iniiiinniin hiiim i n SIT UP AND TAKE NOTICE .and Remember the Packard Shoe T& ' - salves !Ljl && glWkrHErTJvi wmam'mm m)nab ,- WmB, ATURDAY, JULY 25, 1908. -v rKt i 6. LOSTi Ladles' Jmntlng, case t watch,1 evening, July 24th. Suitable reward offered for return to Times. ' POK RENT 3 Sunny rooma on 'A,' near Third St., ?10 per month. Seo I Title Ouaranteo ahd Abstract Co. FOR SALE One bed, two com modes and stove. Apply 'J' Times WANTED A girl for house work. Phone 2271 or call at O K restaurant. FOR SALE Restaurant and fixtures. Address 'A' Times office. WANTED Plain sewing of all kinds. Children's clothes a spe cialty. Address P. O. Box 2S5. ISTS 'SNAKE , JU 'ARTJErVHARD BATTLE Peculiar Combat Item pen Chicken nml Reptile Witnessed In 'MhllWd?' An'ddd conflict betwee'nvn'lhen and a small garter p'f '.water snake "was witnessed" the day ' before yesterday near the" Bddl'no homo in "West Marsh field by Mrs. Bodlne arid Mrs. FlazeV The" lien, which is" rather largo at tempted to swallow the snake 'tatf, foremost but 'twice" thof little reptile sue'eeede'd In" getting away frbm her! On the third att'empt, the 'snake was compelled, to give up, haying been al most' pecked to death, The women wef6 'surprised sat the Iieri's ability to swallow the rep'tlle and 'also1 'at "a chicken giving battle to a, , snake. Pew have ever witnessed such an occurence. Tattle of the Town ; i littl grAiM.o toot si ftod front ' 'i itmr Ithaff f rtAAfilr Avlxrt n i I l V t l .1 I -1-7 i Personal Notes I Merchants and Manufacturers Apply to Secretary of the Coos and Curry Counties District Fair Association for space for your displays and exhibits at the Fair Grounds. Every manufacturer and merchant should have an exhibit and assist in making the fair a big success. Send your applications to GEO. W. CARLETON, Office jd First Trust & Savings Bank BIdg. Secretary. Let Us Show Yon OUR STOCK OF MARINE Gas ENGINE We now have on hand four and eight horse power four-cycle Haase Motors and 31-2 and 5 1-2 two-cycle Ferro Auto-marine engines. For power, reliability, and durability, these .makes are unexcelled. 0lj,, WATCH THEM R.UN See the 3 1-2-horse power Ferro on' display at the "Gunnery: u. t ltif Marshfield Hand Laundry and' DYE WORKS ' 7i - 1 1 All strictly hand work. The daintiest and most deli cate garments laundered without damage. ' ' i ii ' ' t Guarantee not to shrink flannels AH goods handled1 by us .mended free We call for and deliver free v. -l 4-k Fine work a specialty. Give us a trial order. jf. B. WlBBARJ), Propr. Phone 229 M Fourth and Queen Sts., Marshfield y,' i nl, " That Camping Trip Will be more pleasant f your pro Visidn box? contains a supply of PRIMROSE HAMS'MD BACON "NUN BETTER" At AH Grocers and Butchers WANTED Furnished rooms for 1 housekeeping. Call 'D' Times. I FOUND Vest pocket note book. In I quire at Times. FASHIONABLE dressmaking latos ' reasonable, Mangan BIdg, Brdway. ECONOMY and Knowlton, fruit Jars best on earth, at the Coos Bay Cash Store. $15.00 will buy you a COKNEIl LOT C Oxl 00 on level land at BAN DON, near the Beach. See Ad in an other column. WANTED Some one to build for n rental proposition, paying 15 per cent or 20 per cent on cost price. Cost Prico not to exceed $5,000. For further Information, call on Stutsman & Co., Real Estate. LADY wishes to do plain sewing. Ad dress Box 'P' Times ofllce. FOR SALE The kull, boiler and en gine of the steamer "Flyer." Ap ply Simpson Lumber Co. FOIl KENT Four 5-room flats In th O'Connell building on 'A' street. Apply Hall & Hall. DEFREB'S River Ranch Allegany platted into ono and 5 aero traets. Make beautiful summer homes or farms for profit. Conro Bros. & Billings. Exclusive agents, Marfld. Isaac R. Tower Rates $1 per day: board and room. Week rates, $0. Phone 2005 Modern throughout IiATTIN HOTEL Guy C. Lattin. Free baths Newly furnished Next to cor Sheridan and Queen Ave. Marshfield, Ore. a-a-K-a-a-a-tt-K-a-H-H-jt-B- 9 WOLCOTT'S THe Sign of Quality Kresh California fruits and veji'tMlIes, the best the mnr ket nffoids, fresh today from the south on the "Plant," al.so a large shipment of northern grown fruits on the "City of Piuiiinui." a a a i a a i a a t a a i a a C. W. WOLCOTT tt THE FAMILY GROCER a Front Street Phone 071 jj -a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a GOODS IIOUGHT, SOLI AND EX CHANGED AT THE New Second Hand Store Hrown's Drug Store, Mu'rshflcld ?$ .' WATilKKf FORECAST. - (Br AssoclkUd' Proas.) TTMTaRN" 5"REGON. , Fair, and "warmer, exqept near coast. t ' LOCAL TKMPERATimU RB- POUT. j For twenty-four hours end lng 5 p. m.,jJuly 22, by Mfs. . E. AllnRus. sueVlal Kovernmont . ineteprologrcal rfbierver. v Maxlinum I. . , . . C4 4, Minimum . ... 55 4t At 5 p. m GO , Precipitation . i trace 4. ?WInd, Northwest; cloudy. ' 4 5 ' if I ' A H ', i JOOS BAY HDE8 v a "Tfio following ablea 'give thf lours of high and low tides for everj .ay this week: JULY, 1008. Friday . Saturday SUNDAY Friday . Saturday SUNDAY. 24 3:54 -0.21 3:43 25 4:41 -0.0 4'.1J 2G 5:27 -O.Si 5:29 JULY. 1008. 24 10:22 4.M 9:37 25 11:15 5.110:25 2G 11:57 5.3ll:07 3.1 3.2 3.2 G.8 G.8 6.8 Next dooc to Front Street. COOS BAY,' ROSEIIURG & EAST ERN RAILROAD & NAVIGATION COMPANY. TIMETABLE NO? 3. In effect July 20, 1008. Daily except 1 Sunday. No. 3. South Marshfield . . Southport . Summit ., . , Junction . . 'Beaver Hill Coquille . . . Johnsons . , Schroeders . Norway . . . Myrtle Point P.M. .Lv. 2.00 2.25 10.20- 2.45 3.10 3.20 3.27 3.35 .Ar. 3.45 No. 2. A.M. .Ar.10.45 10.30 10.20 '10.15 :No. 1. A.M. Lt. 8.00 8.18 5.25 8.30 8.45 8.50 8.55 9.05 Ar. 9.15 No. 4. P.M., Ar. 6.00 5.40 5.25 5.15 North' Marshfield . Southport . , Vz Summit . . Junction . . Beaver Hill . Coquille . . . JonnBona . . Schroeders . Norway . . . Myrtle Point Flag station; stop on signal only. W. F. MILLER, Agent. 10.00 5.00 9.50 4.30 9.45 4.20 9.40 4.10 .Lv. 9.30 Lv. 4'.00 IT'S THfi KNSW HOW WHICH EN ABLES US TO EXCCL OTHBRS Garden Cily Ta dring Company TWISS BROS PROPS. Work called for and dellvqred, promptly. Frepch dry and steam cleaning of ladles and gents garments a specialty. Satisfaction or no Cliargc. Over Club Cigar Store Mnrshflcld. Phon ' l Hnone ' 4 v. FOR TABLE USE TRY 'WeInhardoBo"ttied beer MARSDEN'S LIQUOR HOUSE Phono "481 Orders Delivered Free. l - NOTICE. There will be a regular cab for Marshfield, North Bend' and LIbby. Prompt attention to all calls from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. Day phone: Blanco Cigar Store 781. Night phone: Heisner & Miller Livery, 1201. BORN. HALE To Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hale, Friday, July 24, a son. DANIELS To Mr. and Mrs. F. Da niels of South Marshfield, Friday, July 24, a son. STAUFF To Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stauff at their home in Marshfield, Friday evening, July 24, a daugh ter. Mother and child are doing well. O'Connell Signs For Paiug Eu gene O'Connell has signed for bitu minous rock paving In front of his Front street property. This practi cally makes a complete list of pri vate contracts for the street improve ment. . Open Bids For Bonds. The bids for the $50,000 Issue of school bonds will be opened In the ofllce of Sec. John F. Hall at 4 o'clock this after noon. As soon as the sale of the bonds is completed, the contracts for the construction work will be closed. To Continue Business. It Is an nounced that the business of the late August Helming will be continued under the same name. A. Helming & Co., Fred Helming, a brother, who has been in the same line of business at Portland and other Pacific coast cities will have' charge. Missionary Is Here. The "Rev. T. P. Howard of Portland, Sunday school missionary' for the Southern Oregon Presbytery of the Presbyte-j nan cnurcn is on uoos nay to aia in the Sunday school extension work. He will speak at the Marshfield Pres byterian church tomorrow. HERE'S YOUP GOOD HEALTH ' Welnhard's Beer .WARDEN'S LIQUOR JOUBE. Phono 481 " Orders Delivered Free Horse Hurt In Runawny. The young so'n of C. H. AValters, the dray man, Had a 'narrow escape form se vere injuries In a runaway yesterday afternoon. "While driving dowri Broadway, a bolt slipped out loosen ing one 'side of the tongue. This frlgh'ten'ed the horses and made it impossible forthe lad to ciilde them. They' turned off Broadway near the Merchant home and the rig. striking a stump overturned, young Walters belrig under the box. The horses j broke away but didn't run far as one of the animals had sustained an Injury to Its hip that caused it to fall. It is feared that the animal will have to be shot. Young Walters was practically uninjured. 'A ''t '.i n ""m ;!$ i t H BUY Y0UI$ d ( ill ' ' ' Hardware f KjHV t '$, 'Y 1 J (t,. ';(,,' I ) in AvIJv m 1M.r "t'AAl I on gggpVARE. And get your votes for the 125-Volume Library i DR. J. C.JO'DAY of North Bond, was ' In Marahpeldtdfy, $hfbusln&3. CHRIS XJAG-E 'and 1 wife, canie over from Cobullle tdday to vfsli friends A young son of JAMES BERRY is reported quite sick. MRS. C. E. ANDERSON" has ''been laid up' for a few; days by a slight ' Ijlness. JOHftf A'kMA'NN of the Marshfield HaPdVare Company, Is laid up by a' slight attack of illness. ' ' ' H. AREYfcOLDS lo'ft this afternoon to 'spend Sunday'mt 'the summer home of Dr, J." T, McCormac on So'utn CoW'R,iver ,' ' il' C. J. FUHRMAN,' the Coquilfc drug gist, was a Marshfleld visitor yes terday on business, returnlns home this morning. H. W. PAINTER and wife, left on the M. F. Plant for a few weeks visit at Son Francisco and other California points. WM. CANDLIN of Coquille, was In Marshfleld today en route to Portland where he expects to spend a few days on business. MR. and MRS. OTTO SCHETTER and Baby and Florence and James Aikln leave today for a week's camping at Cutllp's grove. W. S. McKEE of the Flanagan and Bennett bank, leturned today from a vacation trip to Portland and other northwest points. R. F. MOORMANN of San Francisco, came In on the Plant yesterday. Mr. Moormann plans to go Into the cement contracting business In this section. FRANK LAMBERTON returned to day from an extended outing at Ten Mile and will leave this after noon for South Coos River to spend Sunday. FRED HELMING who was called here by his brother's death, left today for Portland to close up his affairs there so that he can re turn here to take charge of his brother's business. F. E. WILSON of Sumner, will leave In the morning with a rig full of delegates to the Great Council of the Order of Redmen which meets at Medford. The party will bo taken by Mr. Wilson to Roseburg. MRS. N. O. BRITTAIN, represent ing the Crescent Manufacturing Co. of Seattle, Is here with a corps of workers who will call on each home giving a demonstration of Maplelno and Crescent Baking Powder. t , DR. A. L. HOUSEWORTH, Col. Win. Grimes and Thayer Grimes, re turned last evening from their deer hunt on North Coos River. They killed five deer, Thayer Grimes getting the first one and Dr. House worth and Col. Grimes two apiece. JAY DOYLE came in from Curry county this mc-rnlng with two deer as trophies of his marksmanship. He said that he was unable to find the eight that W. J. Conrad and Clayton Schooley killed while they were out with him early last week. M. J. MANGAN returned on the City of 'Panama with his wife and baby boy and Mrs. Mangan's sister, Mls3 Jessie Chard, who will make her home with the Mangans. Mrs. Mangan and son and Miss Chard came direct from their old home In Belle Plalne, Minn. ! t ' AT THE CHURCHES X ' t CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Services will' be hold In the Ma- 1 . I . r- .-- . . J t sonic Temple, Sunday, at 11 a. m Subject, "Truth." 1 M r THE LUTHERAN CHURCH. X M Rev.' B, F. Bongtson, 'Pastor. H Sunday, July 26. services will be held as follpws:,' Supday Scltedfat 9:3p p. m.; morning service, at ip:30 o'clock, conducted by the pastor! evening service at 8 p, m conducted by A. Ahlqulst. The subject of the sermon will be, "Justification Freely by His Grace." No prayer meeting will bo held next Thursday evening1. music by "the choir and paper on "Homo' Missions", r. . Geo Doll Scripture" ..!... Pres. Chas Rehf eld Prayer Pastor Addross Harold Mlllls Paper' Alpha Mauzey Address Pastor X FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. X, -H..H. BROWN, Pastor. X At JO a. m., the Sunday School convenes for Bible Study. The morn- Incr norvlpo fnr wnrnhln 1b hrlil nt 11 o'clock. The Rev. T. P. Howard will i . . p . . preacn tne sermon, nis budjccc ueing '"abdV Care 'For Us." Young Peo ple's hpur at 7 p. m. "The Homo Mission School House, and 'What It Does?" Is the topic to be considered. The evening service for public wor ship Is hold at 8 o'olook. The pastor will p'rea'ch. Siibject, "The MaklHg of Bricks.'" 'The ch6lr will sing at the morning service, while a solo by Mrs. J. '"W. Ingram will be a musical attraction at the evening service. &'&Xt$G$G$GS$&XXttGf&C X FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. X X Rev. D. W. THURSTON . X 10 a. m., Bible School, F. M, Stew art, superintendent; 11 a. m., ser-i mon, "Peaceful Keeping"; 3 p. m Junior Union, Wesley Smith, superin tendent; 7 p. m., Young People's ser vice; 8 p, m A young peoplo's rally with the following program: Special NORTn BEND SERVICES. At the North Bend Methodist Epls- copal church will bo Held next Sun day, services in which the congrega tions of the Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches will unite. Rev. J. E. Burkhart, pastor of the Presbyterian church will preach both morning and evening. The subject of the morning sermon will bo: "Con secrated Determination." Subject of evening sermon: "Walking With God." Thq Young Peoples societies pf tho two churches will hold a union meeting In tho Methodist Episcopal church, at 7 o'clock. Tho leader will bo Marlon Reynolds. Tho Topic Is Homo Missions; The Homo Mis sion School Iioubo, and what It does. r l 1 ia -j 4ffl !-' 1 ' I ) ' I I I ft'i i I ij aJtoA il)LVftJtiuJL