The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, September 03, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJKl ""MPV"JB ""Hi TlJ&UiJl'lXKS'BZSsSStsS lTWS.l THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1908. i Ml $$ -- The Margaret'" Will be here i Friday and Saturday Sept. 4th and 5th ; In the Swedish Comedy T AI IT HI .1T.QON t WANTED Woman to do general house work. Good homo and goou wages. Apply Mrs. John It. Smith, North Bond, Ore. FOR RENT Small cottage, partly furnished. Inquire NE corner Second and 'C streets. Prices 25, 35 and 50c i ----- - -i , .... ------ i . it.- it. - iti - -! . ''-- y -y 'Y-'m'm''m:'m"'' - . . . FOR RENT Large double office on Front St. Snap rent, only ?10. Apply Times office. WANTED We have several parties who are looking for nomesieau locations or relinquishments also Borne good timber claims. If you know of any good homestead or Hmbin- claims, it will pay you to write us. Address: Aetna Realty Company, 225 Falling building, Portland, Ore. COOS BAY TIDES. The following tables give hours of high and 'low tides eTery day this week: SEPTEMBER, 1008. HIGH WATKR A. M. P. M. Date Tuesday . .1 Wednesday .2 Thursday . 3 Friday . . 4 Saturday . 5 SUNDAY . 6 SEPTEMBER. 108- i.rv WAT-nTU A. M. I l1 NORTH BEND NEWS Mrs. Wm. Grow of Coaledo, visited North Bend friends yesterday. I h. m. ft h. m. 3:16 b.i 3.23 4:07 4.8 4:05 6:09 4.3 4:56 G:30 4.0 0:01 8:02 4.1 7:15 i 9:14 4.7 8:29 the for ft. 6.3 6.2 6.2 6.0 6.1 6.3 Mrs. Wright and baby of North Bend, spent yesterday in Marshfleld. The launch Dispatch was laid up yesterday by damage to her machinery. 1 Persona Notes MISS ROSE FERRY of Riverton, la visiting in Marshfleld. MRS. WM. GRIMES is recovering from nn attack of the grip. A. Holling Is building a residence on Sherman avenue, near the Porter Mill. !'! i M. Tuesday Wednesday Thursday . Friday . . Saturday . SUNDAY . 8:56 9:34 10:23 11:28 1:02 2:19 2.1 2.b 3.0 3.5 0.6 0.2 9:47 10:42 11:47 12:54 2:26 1.1 1.0 0.9 3.7 3.7 Builders Attention ' I have just received a carload of Ready Roofing Po D Roof Paints Ot D -Building Paper Deadening Felt Use only the BEST roofings Avoid all cheap substitutes. C. E. NICHOLSON, Agt. nffiop at fi. B. Ice Plant Phone 731 f . i. ill !' it1 '' 'T' '1' '' T' '" ' T' " ' '' '' ' WANTED Strong young woman to take care of invalid lady. Appiy Mrs. Paterson, West Marshfleld or at Times office. FURNITURE For sale and house for rent. Enquire at cottage, cor ner Broadway and Washington. WJBATUEIl jfUltuuiutx. (Br Associated rroes.j WHBTHRN ORHGON. Fair tonight and Friday with northerly winds. New Notary Here. A commission as notary of public has been Issued at the statehouse at Salem for Ben nett Swanton of Marshfleld. Wm. Humbert of Eaststde, with hia daughter, was shopping In Mnrsh field yesterday. Mrs. Robt. McCann spent yester day as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. Sherrard at Bay City. The Methodist Episcopal Ladles Aid Society will meet Friday after noon at Mrs. Schmehl's home. C. R. BARROW of Coquille, was In. the city today on legal business. ARTHUR McKEOWN Is at Ten Mile looking after some property there. GEO. E. PEOPLES of Coquille, was in the city today between trains, on. business. J. H. PAULSON of the Coquille Mills Co., was In the city today on business. MR. and MRS. P. E. DRANE ot Co quille, was in the city today vis iting friends. H& lul AM VI m i "" " "" " "- " B Hjavlaii Mv it' pp J i?3 vjimryimim - & c-) i.i', n ftcii -i ' 3A ' :lIM "SsEfciUAJ SSmSSS In Your Outing You will miss it if you do not carry A KODAK With You We have them from 1 to 100 Full Lino of Kodak Supplies Cntuloguc Free. Red Cross Drugstore WANTED To buy moderate priced gasoline boat. Address Times uox o FOR SALE Elegant popcorn and peanut roaster. Splendid opportu nity for someone with small capi tal. Be your own boss. Apply soon as I go east in few days. John S. Hays at Flanagan and Bennett Bank corner. Lawhorno and McCullough expect to start the steamer "Flyer" on the North Bend-Mnrshfleld run In about ten days. MISS HANSON, daughter of A. Han son, has been ill lor some days but Is improving. Get Ready to Handle Fish. Man ager Nicholson of. the Coos Bay Ice and Cold Storage plant, has been ad vised to place it In Immediate readi ness for receiving and storing flsh for the season. They expect to be In shape for work by Saturday. John Lenon of Porter addition, is improving his residence property in Empire. Mrs. Lenon Is visiting rela tives there. Dr. R..G. Gale will return from his outing on Coos River tomorrow. He has practically recovered from his recent operation. MISS CORA BELLONI of Coquille. is spending a few days-wlth frlenda in Marshfleld and North Bend. MRS. HATTIE NICHOLLS of tho Merchant & Kammerer store, will leave tomorrow for San Francisco. WANTED A teacher at Myrtle Bank Schoolmust have first grade certificate and qualified to teach 9th grade. Salary $50, board $12, 6 months term. Address with re ferences, Charles Mahaffy, North Coos River, Marshfleld, Ore. FOR SALE Two best located lots In Glasgow, for cost price; $350 buys houso and lot In North Bend, the rent brings 10 per cent interest. B. S. Burney, North Bend. DEFREE'S River Ranch Allegany , nlatted Into one and 5 acre tracts. Make beautiful summer homes or farms for profit. Conro Bros. & Billings. Exclusive agents, Marfld. Will Play Ball. T. J. Lewis is ar ranelng for an exhibition ball game to be played here a week from Sun day, the proceeds to go towards tne Eacles building fund. It is likely that the same will be between the Eagles and Elks. Miss Grace Kerr, who has been spending a short time with relatives at Bay City, has returned to her home at Coquille. Mrs. and Chas. Farrls, who have been spending the past two months with relatives and friends In Nebras ka, have returned home. JUDGE JOHN F. HALL' wont to Co quille yesterday to hold tho reg ular session of the county commissioners. c. f. Mcknight and l. a. liljeq- VIST returned today from a busi ness and pleasure trip to Bandon and Coquille. Brings Cnrgo of Shingles. The Wllhelmina arrived in yesterday from Bandon with 600,000 shingles. Part of the cargo was for local peo ple but 320,000 was for shipment to San Francisco. The Wllhelmina will leave today for Bandon with about ten tons of miscellaneous freight. i? Dr r w Dai in far S flVS r?rc,&' -" - , il VKen paint peels off and looks dead its & case of Slltt stroke. Pat ton a unProofPainl kua npvpr known fo e overcome by the Sun Patton's Sun-Proof Paint represents tho l only true orinctole ol scientific palnt-maldm:. combining : the EiihTJi- 5.ffMB of beauty with the greatest coverine Sty6 aMrabX. 1 townSt Jose its lustre. It doesnot peel, crack or chalk on. Send for book and color card (free) to Patton Paiwt Co., Lake Street. Milwaukee, Wis. Pioneer Hardware Co. Marshfield WANTED Competent girl for gen eral housework. Wages $25 per. month. Small family. No wash ing. For particulars, apply to phone Farmers 208 WANTED School teacher for Dis trict No. 35. Must bo qualified to teach eighth grade. Satisfactory wages. Address L. D. Smith, Marshfleld, Ore. Runs Nail Into Foot. G. W. Car leton is suffering from a severe in jury to his foot as a result of step ping on a nail. The nail pierced the sole of the' shoe and penetrated his foot. No serious developments are feared although the Injury will be very painful for some time to come. Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh and children of Boise, Ida., who have been visiting at Bandon, have come to North Bend with a viow of locat ing here. Frank Marhoffer, tho Eastslde merchant, has returned from a visit to his home in Crescent City. He says that Coos Bay is more prosper ous than either Crescent City or Eureka. SUPT. F. A. GOLDEN will leave in a day or two for 'Frisco and other points south on a business and pleasure trip. MRS. NELLIE COFFELT will leavo tomorrow to visit friends and rela tives in San Francisco and other southern points. FOR SALE LAUNCH BLANCO. Will sell or trade ' for larger launch. For information write or call on Claude Nasburg, Marsh fleld, Ore. WANTED TQ RENT Furnished quarters for family of four. Must be equipped for light housekeep ing. 'M care Times. Take Over Exchange Soon. Messrs. Durett and Douglas of tho Coos Bay Homo Telephone Company, announce that they expect to take over the local phone exchange and the Coos and Curry county lines and exchanges of the Pacific Telephone Company within a week or just as soon as a representative of tho com pany who Is to conduct the transfer arrives here. Contractor T. W. Rennio has or dered lumber from the Old North Bend mill to plank Sherman avenue and will begin work soon and rush it to completion before the rainy season. MISS CANNON and Mrs. L. D. Pet tyjohn will leave In a few days lor Salem, Ore., to visit relatives and take In the State Fair. MR. and MRS. HERBERT LOCK HART are planning to go to San Francisco and other southern points next week on an extended trip. FOR SALE Eighteen Jersey heifers, two years old, will be milch cows next spring. Address Mrs. S. A. Yoakam, Coos River. The Methodist Episcopal church will hold Its postponed picnic next Saturday, the members of the party going on the Alert to Piper's Grove, the scene of the festivities. The Pres byterian Sunday School will join them In the day's outing. MRS. LEWIS, who has been visiting at tho home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Howard, will leavo for her home in California tomorrow. Coos Bay Postals j H MOSt UOIUjJlULU J-iiu v" u j NORTON & HANSEN WANTED TO RENT Small resi dence or cottage for family of four; must be close In. Address, Box 10, Tlmes WANTED Plain sewing of all kinds. Children clothes. Address Box 285. Mrs. Yonknm to State Fair. Mrs. S. A. Yoakam, state dairy inspector, Is down from her Coos River ranch today, and Is making preparations to attend the Douglas County Fair now being held In Roseburg. She leaves for Roseburg tomorrow and from there goes to Salem where she assists in the Dairy Exhibit. The Coos coun ty dairy exhibit for the State Fair, which will be forwarded on the next Alliance, will be met at Portland by Mrs. Yoakam who will have charge of it. Miss Marlon Yoakam of Coos River, will leave on the next Alliance tn nttend the state fair at Salem. She has a position as demonstrator there and after the fair she will go to Corvalls to take a four years course at tho agricultural college, ROBERT SWANTON, who has been visiting his brother, Bennett Swanton. and other relatives and ' friends here will leave soon for San Francisco. LEWIS WORTH and family of Coos River, have been quite ill for tho past week. Their ailment is not serious and whether It was duo to something in the food or water has not been determined. FOR RNT Four -rom lata la tho O'Connell buildlms 'A' street. Apply Hall & Kail. STATIONERS I OPPOSITE BLANCO HOTKIi g ciiNSRT BAY STAUb Leaves North Bend stables Monday, Wed nesday and Fridays at 8 a. m. Returning at 4 d m. Fare $1.50 round trip For Seats Apply ?iuoBNn ctariPS - Phone 111 INUKiri pii"" -" FOR SALE CHEAP Marshfleld Skating Rink building. Inquire D. L. Avery, owner. full through. Managers Chapman and Bedilllon If they arranged the game were planning on running big excursions from the two towns.' Co quille holds the penant with Bandon in the second place and as the lea cuo season is over, the game here would be simply an exhibition one. FOR SALE Snap in ten-room room ing house. Address Box' 117, Marshfleld, Oregon. FOR RENT Ranch, nine miles from Marshfleld. Address R. McOmn, North Bond. WANTED Cook, must bo good baker. Apply 'O' care Times Mnrgnrct lies Returns. The Mar garet lies Company arrived today after a very successful three days tnnr nt Mvrtle Point, Coquille and ! Bandon, and will open at tho Opera House tomorrow, Friday evening in the Swedish comedy "Ole Oleson." The same will be repeated on Satur day. It is tho intention of this com pany to play a circuit of tho county playing a new play each week and will appear at the Masonic Opera House every Friday and Saturday nights. JUDGE LOWELL PLEASED. J. E. OREN and wife and son, Do nald started this afternoon for Roseburg where Mr. Oren will bo a member of tho Coos Bay com mittee to confer with E. H. Harrl man concerning the construction of a railroad to this place. tt-iWt-tt--H-U-B-H---8-8r t COFFEE ?525U5E5ESHS25c!2525B5E5ESZSH52SH5ESESc! Building Material cemujt BRICK LIME, PLASTER FIRE CLAY FIRE BRICK SEWER PIPE I DRAIN TILE and TBRRA COTTA GOODS WHOLESALE aod RETAIL PLUM11NG SUPPLIES FIRST CLASS PLUMBING and TINNING SHOP IN OPERATION n i '. -.. 1-1-. l.l l n..M nntfAaa tt WO IUKU JJHUU 111 uui vu.w-u. -.- 9 All our brandB are good but It price is mvariaoiy me omuu- A ard of excellence, uur ueai 7 brand is H iK'pcmluble '5c H Then we have also 9 Amber brand 25c ti I Addison rc :: flreen Coffees Flue Fruit niul VcRHnlik'H. I . i...i.n .. mlannrlpr- UWing lO a llllbiunu ......... standing on the part of a clerk at tho fair last week, some fine fruit and vegetables from Mr. and Mrs. PAtr Rpntt's famous "Glen Gardens" were not on exhibition. They had some excellent colory, lettuce, cur rants and strawberries which were declared by many who saw them later to bo the best they had over seen. Some of tho exhibits woro shown In the Chamber of Commerce and were ndmlred by many there. see. US FOB. FAIR. PRICES NnnWBEND HARDWARE ( SUPPLY CO North Bend. Oregon. K t- ? Then we have also Costa Rlcan 9 :t and Gold Medal green coffees n for tlioso who desire to roast j'j their own coffees. C. W. WOLCOTT t XX THE FAMILY GROCER A PHONE 07 J. !tt-tt-tt--n-H-H---n--n Talk Match finnic The Bandon 'and Coquille ball teams have beon 1 negotiating to play a match game In Marshflold next Sunday for $1,500 1 a side but no nfcreomont lias been I reached and it looked this morning, according to a message from the 'valley, as though tho matter would Pendleton Man Will Lnbor to Ilulld Up New Organization. Judge Stephen A. Lowell of Pen dleton, who delivered an able addross at the Oregon-Idaho Development congress hero last week says in a letter to Walter Lyon: "I arrived homo on Thursday evening and shall always look back with nleasure upon the visit to Coos Bay, and if tho nowspaper reports are correct that after my departure I was honored with the election to the presidency of the permanent congress, I desire to say that I ap preciate tho honor thus conferred and will do what I can to further tho purposes of the organization. I de sire to thank you and tho many citi zens of Marshflold for tho many courtesies extended to mo during my visit there." Do not forget that DoWltt'B Little Early Risers are tho best pills made. They are pleasant little pills that are easy to tako and are prompt ana gentle. Wo sell and recommend them. Sold by LOCiuiAin x i:n-SONS. J. N. SHAHAN, who has been stop nine In Empire for some tlmo. leaves on tho next steamer for hia old homo In Hutchison, Kansas, going via Seattle. Ho expects to return to Coos Bay after a -visit with friends In tho Sunflower state. Uso The Coos Bay Times Want Ada Tho BREAKWATER sails for Portland Saturday, Septembor G, at D p. m. TRY a sack of Yakima best flour, Old Firm Name New Manageraont The Illdo and Fur Business of A. HELMING & CO. Is being conducted at th old stand. Highest Prices for your Ilidcfl. Call and Bee A. HELinNG & CO., Front St., Cold Storngo Dock, Marshfleld. SIANGAN'S UNDERTAKING PARLORS. A full lino of caskets, couches, robes and funeral supplies in general. Licensed ombalmor with lady usslstant. South Broadway. Telephones: OFFICE 2101. RESIDENCE 2103. 11 i. Ill Mil n 41 m ( -t WWtihwt, j. ,J5. j -..-..... lijn 4.Ati.J BKHPS3