The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, August 04, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textrif ".-i jaBBCe- . ----- ,W:.-- 'S'--. ..r--N. aJ fc'i' V F l TL&yyi&t to SflW i-inflavy M I' -$-uw..$rsT,$r rm.iiu-mi. EAGLES attention. Tlio August meeting will be held at our Aerie on Wednesday evening, August 5. Business of grave Im portance will bo transacted and a large attendance is earnestly desir ed by the PRESIDENT. -----------::-: - u i :: :: i :: Our list ot the best the market affords: Radishes, . . 5 cents per bunch Turnips fie per bunch Beets, 5c per bunch Carrots 5c per bunch Cabbage 3c per lb Ilhubitrb .' 5c per lb Pens 5c per lb lleans 10c per lb Apples 4c per lb New Sputls 2c per lb Plums 5c per lb Lemons 25c per doz. Limes, 10c per doz. Cauliflower 15c or 2 heads for 25c Cucumbers 7c per lb C. W. WOLCOTT THE FAMILY GROCER i :: ;: i :: i :: :': :: :': i :: :': n it a I i i :: :: it :: :: :: i $: :: i it I -8-8-8-8-tt-8-8-tt-8-tt-B-B- :: Masters and McLain ;; General Contractor's Buildin I Material and Beaver Hill Coal Office: Bropdway & Queen 5t ? Phones 2011 -826 FOR TABLE USE TRY Welnhnrd's Bottled Boer MARSDEN'S LIQUOR HOUSE Phono 481 Ordt-rs Delivered Free. TH0MAS0N & HANSON DEALERS IN- 'May Grain and Feed' I Free Delivery Phono 1751 n HERE'S YOUF GOOD HEALTH AYelnhnrd's Boer .WARDEN'S LIQUOR HOUSE. Phono 481 Orders Delivered Free NOTICE. There Trill ba a regular cab for Marshfleld, North Bend and Llbby. Prompt attention to all calls from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. Day phone: Blanco Cigar Storo 781. Night phone: Heisner & Miller Livery, 1201. """"Il FAMILY ORDERS FOR WEINIIARD'S BEER By mall or Phone Dellver-d Freo MARSDHN'S LIQUOR HOUSE Building CEMENT BRICK LIME, PLASTER FIRE CLAY FIRE BRICK SEWER PIPE DRAIN TILE nd TERRA COTTA GOODS WHOLESALE and RETAIL SEE US FOB. FAIR. PRICES NORTH BEND HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. North Bend, Oregon. THE 0AILY COOS - - - - - PERSONAL: Advanced shipment just in COME SEE wiMinniifn.Ti rica pcsaniparjBW.EJC'T1 ELEGANT NEW STOKE. Perry, Montgomery & Co. Open l'limltiue Establishment. The opening of tlio elegant new furniture store of Perry, Montgomery & Co., in Marshfleld, yestciday mark ed another step forward by this city toward metropolltanlsm. The stoie is a beautiful one both in its exhibits of the products of the skill of the best crafUmen In Ameiica and In its artistic arrangement. This gives Coos Bay an establishment that has no superior in Oregon outside of Portland and even thnt metropolis cannot surpass it except in size. The stock Is equal to any shown any where. They occupy the entire building, the second floor being given over to ofllce furniture, rugs, floor coverings and other articles not shown In the main floor. An Innova tion in this section is a demonstia tion room where the various pieces of furniture and rug or carpet may be assembled so that a customer will get a correct idea of an apartment when completely furnished. This is only one ot the muny new features which this enterprising and up-to-date firm has instituted. There were many visitors on the opening day and the firm was the recipient of many congratulations on the beauty of the store coupled with many wishes for a long and successful busi ness career on Coos Bay. WANTED Man to act as solicitor In Coos county. Good pay to right man. Address 'S' care Times. FOR RENT 3-room suite. Inquire first house north of Marble Works. WANTED Man and wife for dairy farm, wife to cook, man to take charge of dairy. Address 'C Times WANTED Second-hand .furniture; range, linoleum, bed, etc. -Good condition. Box 421, North Bend. WANTED Gentlemen roomers. Pri vate family. Enquire Times office. WANTED Some one to build for a rental proposition, paying 15 per ceni or 20 per cent on cost price. Cost Price not to exceed $5,000. For further Information, call on Stutsman Co., Real Bstato. FOR RENT Four 6-room lata In the O'Connell bulldUe o 'A' street. Apply Hall fc Hall. DEFRDH'S Rlrer Ranch Allegany platted Into one and 5 aero traeta. Make beautiful summer koines or farms for profit. Conro Bros. & BUUasa. Exclusive agents, Marfld. N ATIONAL BMPLOYMHNT OFFICE, Room 214 Coo Bldg. Pkoae, Marshield 814. WM. WICKENS Material PLUMING SUPPLIES FIRST CLASS PLUMBING and TINNING SHOP IN OPERATION mf BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, - - ---------- 9 Shoes, Shirts, Neckwear. THEM FOR THEY ARE NEW IDEAS h4 - - yg-imwwwiaHCTUBBnjjromwnwi.igigJt .frtWM wn i p. --Wf- I Tattle of the Town Little grains of fact sifted from and down the town. the chafi' of gossip llj I nj up J COOS HAY TIDES. The following tables give the hours of high and low tides for every day this week: AUGUST, 1008. HIGH WATER Date. ' Monday 3 Tuesday . . 4 Wednesday . 5 Thursday . G Friday . . 7 Saturday . . S SUNDAY . .9 A. M. P. M h. in. 3:112 4:25 5:31 6:51 8:13 9:27 10:27 ft. h. m. 4:02 4:55 5:43 C:37 7:39 8:44 9:45 ft. G.3 G.3 G.3 G.3 6.5 G.8 7.1 5.1 4.7 4.2 4.0 4.1 4.5 5.1 liOW WATERI A. M. P. M. AUGUST, 1008, Date. ft. 1.8 1.5 Monday . , Tuesday . , Wednesday Thursday . Thursday . Friday . . Saturday . SUNDAY . 3.4 3.6 3.5 WEATHER FORECAST. (By Associated Press.) WESTERN OREGON. Fair tonight and Wednesday; northwesterly winds. LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE- PORT. For twenty-four hours end- ing 5 p. m., August 3, by Mrs. E. Mlngus, special government meteorological observer. Maximum Gl O Minimum 47 At 5 p. m 58 Precipitation none Wind, Northwest; clear. ' Standing of the Clubs. Per Won. Lost, centage. . G 3 GG6 . G 3 666 . 5 4 555 . 1 8 111 Marshfleld . Coquille . . Bandon . . . . North Bend Mrs. L. M. Bliven, hair, face and scalp treatment, cream massage spe cialty. Phone 2141, rooms 210-213. Coos building. Gets New Auto. Dwlght Wolcott returned on the City of Panama from a three-week visit to Portland, Ta coma and Seattle. While away, ho purchased a nifty Oldsmobtle run about. Baby Is Stricken. The three-days-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Yodsukens of Beaver Hill was burled In the Marshfleld cemetery this morning. There wore no funeral services, owing to the mother being qulto 111. Object to Puvlng. It was stated yesterday that some of the properly owners along 'A,' 'B' and 'C streets west of Broadway are getting up a petition to object to the proposed paving of that' section with bitu minous rock. They claim that the cost will be too great In comparlsn with the value of the property. It will probably be filed with the city clerk in u day or two. "BlK Four" Take Out Ing. Jako Goldle, Al. Sleep, Wm. Shoup and George Rotner left this morning for Charleston Bay where they will camp for a week or so. Just who will do the cooking had not been settled when they left hero, each maintain ing that he could eclipse his com panions In the quest of rock oysters, clams, fish, deer and everything elso sought by campers. That the "Big h. in. ft. h. m. 9:27 1.6 10:24 10:07 2.111:17 10:54 2.6 0:23 1.2 11:53 3.0 1:35 0.7 1:09 2:44 0.1 2:24 3:45 -0.5 3:39 OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGU ST 4, - - - - - - - - - - - r;t.m Icj LSAfct KiifX?i"i . Vra.J3U J Fellows always have your Bosom Friend in mind for when you want togs you will know where to find the niftiest selection to be had Remember I buy for you so you can always bank on getting the proper dope. "'4'" - 4 Four" will have an excellent time goes without saj ing and unless some thing unexpected interferes, they will probably have numerous guests from time to time. City Council Tonight. The Marsh field city council will meet tonight to take up a number of street im provement matters. They will also pass on the new ordinance specify ing the kind of uniforms to be worn by the members of the Marshfleld pullce foice and also on the question of raising tho salaries of Night Watchman Condron and Shoup from $73 to $90 per month. MYRTLE POINT POINTERS. Items of Interest Taken From The Enterprise. Rev. S. E. Decker of Ashland, this state, has been visiting his parents and other relatives and friends In Myrtle Point and vicinity. At the late conference of the German Bap tist Brethren, Mr. Decker was given district work covering several states. He will continue to make his home at Ashland, however. Len Hartley, contractor on the road work at Dora, was brought to town Wednesday for surgical help, having suffered a broken jaw. In pulling stumps a stick was used to press down the cable for the sweep to pass, and this stick is what did the mischief. It flew up and hit Mr. Hartley, a stunning blow on the jaw, breaking the right side of It and knocking out three of his teeth. O. E. Marsters Is mourning the death of his dog which he declares was one of the best dogs In the coun try for hunting and herding. Some one poisoned him and he died in the yard at Mr. Marster's homo on Catch ing Creek. ' Mrs. John Felsher returned last week from San Francisco, where she had been visiting with her parents. She brought along a bouncing baby girl who weighed 11 pounds at birth; also her brother, Walter Pohl, came along to spend his vacation. E, O. Carter has bought the D. D. Watson residence property on South Sixth street and has taken possession of the same. Mr. Watson and his family expect to return to eastern Washington where they own property Dr. C. W. Endlcott, a brother of the Myrtle Point dentist, has rented Ofllce rooms at Coquille and will practice dentistry there. His quar ters will be In the old O. K.'creamery building which has been moved to Front street, and remodeled. Ed. Allen, formerly engaged in the cattlo business here, but lately In the livery business at Portland, has sold out In the Oregon metropolis and Is here renewing old acquaintances and looking over the country. He may decide to locate here again. Mrs. J. Hendricks and Mrs. Amber, who have been guests at tho J. R. Benson homo for several weeks, left yesterday morning by private convey ance for Rosohurg. On their way homo to Philadelphia they will visit at Chicago and In Indiana, expecting to reach homo by tho first of Sep tember. George Bryant has tho contract for hauling tho lumber that has been stacked up at tho foot of Maple stieet for a year, to tho homo of Thos. Hayes of Rural who expects to build a fine residence on his ranch. It takes two days to make one trip and but a thousand feet of lumber can bo hauled at a load. 1508. - $ - - - - - " - - - " ssriKSM-Trf-jy u of Fall ----.O -- O --- i Personal Notes . HARLEY REYNOLDS will leave to day on a business and pleasure trip to Portland. JOHN D. GOSS left on tho Nairn Smith for San Francisco where he will spend a few days. MRS. PHIL WILBUR today went up to the summer home of Dr. and Mrs. J. T. McCormac for a short visit. DR. GEO. E. DIX has gone to San Francisco, making the trip down on the Nann Smith which sailed last night. MRS. J. T. McCORMAC and Miss Alice McCormac came down from their summer home on South Coos River today. MR. and MRS. BEN O'KELLY ar rived from Grants Pass via Port land on the Alliance, and will make quite a stay here. MR. and MRS. JOHN PREUSS re turned last evening from Bullardi where they have enjoyed a week's outing on their ranch. E. D. SPERRY and wife, of Coquille, who have been spending several days with friends here and at Empire leave today for their home. MISS FLORENCE HEAVERN of Vancouver who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Snover, will leave for her homo this afternoon. JUDGE JOHN F. HALL hns gone to Coquille to hold the regular monthly session of the county court to adjudicate probate mat ters, etc. MISSES MARY and HELEN LIGHT NER of Portland, who have been guests at the homo of their uncle, Capt. J. R. LIghtner, will leave for their home Saturday. J. E. OREN left on the Nann Smith for San Pedro, going thonco to Pasadena where ho will meet Mrs. Oren and baby who are en route home from Minneapolis. S. D. MAGNES and wife and J. Al bert Matson and wife spent yes terday as tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. L, J. Simpson at "Shore Acres," the Simpson summer home at Sunset Bay. WM. LAWLOR and wife, J. W. Fla nagan and wife, 'and Mrs. E. E. Straw left today for tho Flanagan's summer camp on Coos River where they will remain for somo time. Dr. Straw will spend Sundays with them. F. C. HELMING, wife and daughter, came down yesterday from Port land to make their future homo on Coos Bay. Mr. Helming Is a broth er of tho late August Helming and will take chargo of tho business started by tho latter. MRS. L. J. ROBERTS, wife of ono of tho publishers of tho Myrtle Point Enterprise, left today for her homo after n plensant week nt "Camp Follcity," near Allegany whero tho Rev, W, R, F. Browne and others aro enjoying tholr Bum mer outing. MRS. JOHN S. HOYT and daughters. Misses Beth and Alice, loft today for their homo in Oakland after a pleasant visit with her daughter, - - ---------" I MARSHFIELD, OREGON. $ -- 4- NORTH BEND NEWS Mrs. John Snyder of Marshfleld, spent Sunday with her brother, E. E. Hayes of North Bend. Mrs. W. Vaughan and son spending the day with friends Coos River and In Coquille. are up The Old North Bend Mill will start up In the morning after being shut down a few days to make re pairs. Miss Nellie Doyle, who has been, teaching school In Portland, will leave North Bend today to visit rela tives in Port Orford. Miss Lillian McCann, who has spent the last two weeks with her sister, Mrs. E. R. Hodson of C003 River, returned home today. The workmen on the sewer con struction are having a great deal ot difficulty as they have to go dowa twenty-seven feet on Sherman ave nue, as that part of the street la so much higher than the other streets. They are tunneling part oC the work. Lee Ackerman of Portland ami Miss Myftle Parker of North Bend, were quietly married at tho homo ot the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Parker, here. The event was a surprise to friends here and tho news of the marriage has just leaked out although the event was solemnized July 28. The young couple left Im mediately for Portland whero they will reside. AVhltc House Store. Mrs. A. J. Davis of North Bend, left on the. steamer Panama for Portland to pur chase a large stock of fall goods la the latest styles, which will be plac ed on display. Mrs. Davis will return home In about two weeks. She will be pleased to meet you and show onr new lino of goods and convince you. that our goods and prices aro right. Mrs. Guy Warner at Coquille. Mr. Warner recently moved to Marsh flold to take a position In the Lock hart grocery. Mrs. Hoyt and party will make the journey homo ovor land. EDITOR H. J. CRIPPEN of tho Co quille Sentinel was on Coos Bay today calling on friends and look ing after business matters. Ho says that Coquille is feeling jubi lant over the victory over North, Bond Sunday as well as tho defeat of Marshfleld by Bandon. Tho de feat of Marshfleld results In Co quille and Marshfleld tying for first place and tho Coquille aggregation, claim they aro cortsln of winning tho pennant. Commodore Stephen Decatur, U. S. N., at a banquet, 1817, gave thin toast: "Our country, right or wrong!" LUMBER LUMBER! All kinds of building mate rial furnished on short notice. Our grades of lumber Nos. 1, 2, and 3, are suporlor to tho sanio grades from any other mill, For prices and estimates, see A. M. Ross at ofilco of Snover & Feenoy, Lockhnrt building. JOHNSON LUMBER COMPANY Phone, Marshfleld H18. Hats, Caps, m Ml 11 ii ii -IB m I m