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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1908)
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I TR.Y -OUR KIND OF CLOTHES j -tt-tt-88-8-8-8-8 -8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8 8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8 -8-8-8-8-8-8-:-8-8-8 . ---,. iin ii r i i ii ,, , mk np iwSOT' EAT ij lee lies Company (6 North Bend Every Sunday Myrtle Point Every Monday Coquille Every" Tuesday Bandon Every Wednesday Marshfield Every Friday and Saturday This Week Beginning Sept. 7 The Great Circus Play 9 Next Week Beginning Sept. 14 "Fe GSR.L AND The GAMBLER." TICKETS 25c, 35c and 50c FOR RENT Campbell's wood and . coal yard on North Front street, Marshfleld, with all necessary tools, etc., for business. Flno op-. lioi-tunity. Apply D. D. Campbell, Mnrshfleld, Ore. WANTED Two rooms furnished, ' for light house keeping, reason able. Address, P. O. Box 249. FOR SALE Two cases. Staffords. counter show DM You jv6r t t Wear a $12,00, $14.00 or $16.00 suit that was just as snappy in style, pattern and workmanship as any $25.00 garment? If not, we have a surprise for you in our fall and winter 1908-09 line. Every Garment Guaranteed All Repairing, Cleaning, Pressing on our Goods Free FOR SALE Tho sea-going launch Vamoose. Equipped with ten horse power Union engine. En quire North Bend Fish Market. COOS BAY TIDES. Tho following tables glvo hours of high and low tides every day this week: SEPTEMBER, 1008. HIGH WATER Date Friday,. . 11 Saturday . 12 SUNDAY ..13 A. M. P. I h. m. ft h. m. 0:1G 7.4 12:65 1:05 V.2 1:34 1:54 C.9 2:14 the for ft. 7.3 7.4 7.3 LOW WATER Friday . . 11 Saturday . 12 SUNDAY . 13 SEPTEMBER, 1008. 1 North Front Street Where Everything Is Right i WANTED We have several parties who. are looking for homestead locations or relinquishments also some good timber claims. If you know of any good homestead or timber claims, It will pay you to wrlto us. Address: Aetna Realty Company, 225 Falling building, Portland, Ore. A. M. 1 0:36-0.4 7:10 0.0 7:5G 0.G P. M. 7:01 7:47 8:3G 0.5 0.2 0.1 I Personal Notes I A. J. SHERWOOD of Coquille was in Marshfleld yesterday on business. MRB. F. K. GETTINS spent yester day with Mrs. Perry in North Bend. DR. E. E. STRAW and wife, have re turned from a visit in tho Coquille valley. visit In Los Angeles and southern California points. other JOHN B. DULLEY of Coquille, pass ed through here today en route home from Portland where ho has been to secure medical treatment. MRS. McKENZIE of Port Orford, passed through here last night en route home from a trip to San Francisco and other southern points. E. G. FLANAGAN andW. Short re turned today from a business trip to Portland. WEATHER FORECAST. (By Associated Press.) WESTERN OREGON. Fair tonight and Saturday with north to east winds. DEFREE'S' River Ranch. Allegany platted into one and 5 acre tracts. Make beautiful summer homes or farms for profit. Conro Bros. & Billings. Exclusive agents, Marfld. FOR SALE Coos Bay Planing Mill. All new and ready to run. Bargain if sold soon. Inquire of H. R. Robison, P. O. Box 431, Marsh fleld, Oregon. LOCAIi TEMPERATURE RE PORT. For twenty-four hours end ing 5 p. m., Sept. 10, by Mrs. E. Mlngus, special government meteorological observer. Maximum A 70 Minimum 46 At 5 p. m G3 Precipitation none Wind, Northwest; clear. J. B. SWANK of Spokane, Wash., is in Marshfleld looking nfter busi ness interests. P. A. DEVERS returned today from a business trip to Portland and other northern points. . MISS HAZEL RICH of Colusa, Cal., Is in the city, for a fortnight's vis it as the guest of Mrs. J. "?. Sullivan. New Homo In Enstside. John Tollefson has commenced tho erec tion of a new residence in Eastslde. n-4-8-8-8--8-8-8---8--8c---8--8-- -- -. . .. M f While lheres Lire lheres aoap 8 f iiut it is not oiien you can get soap as cueap as next wuuk ui J this store. 8 7 Bars Laundry soap . .25c X 1 Bar soap free with each package Gold Dust. jij These two bargains all next week at the T n i The Eastside Grocery EASTSIDE. --8--8--8---8--8--8 -8--8--8--8-4-8-- - y Leather Goods Purses, bill books and money belts for gentlemen, and the latest styles in purses and hand bags for ladies. In books of Action, we have "The Lure of Mask," fresh from tho press. NORTON & HANSEN STATIONERS OPPOSITE BLANCO HOTEL BSTUaJStB BHM WANTED Woman to do general house work. Good home and good wages. Apply Mrs. John R. Smith. North Bend, Ore. FOR SALE Young driving horse, harness and delivery wagon. H. Sanford farm Sumner, Ore., Phqne Farmers 121X7. WANTED TO RENT Small resi dence or cottage for family of four; must be close in. Address, Box 10, Times. FOR RUNT Four 3-room flats In the O'Connell buildlmg on A' street. Apply Hall & Hall. FOR SALE CHEAP Marshfleld Skating Rink building. Inquire D. L. Avery, owner. FOR SALE Second hand cash reg ister. Pioneer Hardware Co. WANTED No. 1 farm and hand. Phone Farmers 208. dairy g-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8- COFFEE We tako pride In our coffees. 8 All our brands are good but price is mvariauiy me siana- nrd of excellence. Our best brand Is Dependable 46c Then we have also Amber brand 25o Addison , . . . 35c Green Coffees Pacific Tool Works UTcLsho&I Heavy Forging a Specialty. First Class Logging Tools Give Us a Call. W. Tharp, Prop. wffl!Xnfc Then we have also Costa RIcan and Gold Medal green coffees for those who desire to roast their own coffees. c. w, :t THE FAMILY GROCER PHONE 071. I. WOLCOTT -8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-U Fall Fractures Ann. Cecil Moore, residing near Beaver Hill, sustained a fractured arm as a result of a fall from an apple tree yesterday. The Injury while painful will not leave any permanent 111 effects. New Homo Nearly Completed. Spanish court, tho beautiful new homo of W. S. Bode, manager of tho North Bend manufacturing compa ny, is rapidly nearing completion. He is preparing to occupy it as soon as it receives the finishing touches. Get Dredge Ready. Preparations are being made for sending tho now Government dredgo, built for tho Oregon and Washington coasts, to Coos Bay. Tho stacks and spuds are being removed. She Is also be ing bulkheaded forward. Portland Telegram. To Inspect Flyer. Messrs. Wel-don- and Ames, United States boat inspectors, arrived on the 'Alliance, from Portland today to Inspect tho steamer Flyer which has been re built and Is now ready for servlco as soon as they Issue tho lfcense. Tho boat Is to ply between North Bond and Marshfleld. BrliiB Family Here H. W. Skin ner, agent of tho Alliance, will go to San Francisco tomorrow to move his family here to make their home. They will return In about ten days. Mrs, Skinner and their year-old son, who is already quite a navigator, has not been on Coos Bay jdnco Mr. Skinner was stationed hero. They will make their homo for the present in tho Aiken resldenco. Back From Outing. R. F. Crit tenden, Mrs. Lighter and Mr. and Mrs. White have returned from a tlp to Curry county where they went to Inspect Mrs. Lighter's timber claim and also to enjoy an outing. They had a very flno trip, Mrs. Lighter Is tho wife of tho city editor 'of tho Portland Oregonlan and Mr. Tho steamer BREAKWATER sails Whlto is also a member of tho Oro- for Portland SATURDAY, September j gonlnn's staff, Mrs. Lighter will re- 12 at 11 a. ra. turn to Portland on tho Alliance DR. E. MINGUS arrived home last night via Roseburg from Ashland, Ore., where ho has been visiting his mother. D. L. ROOD and wife, have return ed from an extended visit at Mr. Rood's old home In Deposit, N. Y. They visited other places en route and had a very enjoyable trip. JESSE HARDESTY, an old friend of Wm. Warwick, arrived hero today from San Jose to visit friends and Investigate the resources of tho Coos Bay country. He will spend sometime here. MRS. DORSEY KREITZER and son have returned from Byron Springs, Cal., where Mr. Kreltzer is receiving treatment for his rheumatism. He was much Im proved when, they left and hoped to bo able to follow them In a week or two. MRS. E. A. TODD, who has , been spending the summer In southern California, returned homo on the M. F. Plant. MISS AMY PEARCH arrived last evening from California for a vis it at the homo of her sister, Mrs. Dr. W. A. Toye. A. L. SMITH has given up the man agement of the D. D. Campbell woodyard and Mr. Campbell will resume charge of It. MISS SUSIE EICKWORTH returned last night after a pleasant month's next Tuesday but Mr. and Mrs. Whlto plan to return overland via Drain. Welle Coining Soon. Otto A. Welle, tho consulting engineer of Spokano who has been engaged by tho city council to assist City Engin eer. Sandberg, draft plans for the South Marshfleld sewage system will be hero about September 15. It Is expected that It will take a week to perfect the plans. Sustains Severe Wound. A. S. Wyman of tho United States Life Saving station, stepped on a loose board yesterday and the end of it flew up, striking him In the forehead. A gash necessitating six stitches was Inflicted Just above the eye. Dr. Housoworth who dressed tho wound says that the Injury will not affect the sight of the optic but Is likely to leave a bad scar. . Jinny Missed Stage. Missing a train Is not an unfrequent experlonco of railway travelers, but a dozen Marshfleld people had their first experlonco of missing a stage yester day morning. They were planning to go to tho Stato Fair at Portland and had been Informed that tho stage would leave nt 2:30 o'clock. They got up about midnight and slowly wonded their way to tho dock only to find thnt tho stngo had loft at 1:30, tho hour having boon chnng- cd. The opinions of tho stage lino J warmed up tho midnight air. Among tho number who missed tho stage wero Miss Cannon and Mrs. L, D. Pettljohn who Anally took tho train to Myrtlo Point whero they engaged-l a private rig for tho trip. ' WM. KLAHN and wife of Empire, will leave In a day or two for Portland, going thence to Los An geles where they will spend a few weeks In hopes of benefitting their health. Fred Klahn will have charge of the business during their absonce. R. S. KNOWLTON, the well-known Coquille druggist and business man, passed through hero today en route home from a business trip to San Francisco and Dewitt, Cal. He was accompanied by his sons, Owen and Clay, who have been spending the summer at tho homo of an uncle in Dewitt. AL. SMITH of Coos River, left this morning for Roseburg on a busi ness trip. Ho was persuaded to buy a tlckot over the Coos Bay wagon road by tho very affable agent, Otto Schettor. Al Intended to walk out but the glib agent portrayed so vividly tho sconlc grandeurs of his route that Mr. Smith was convinced thoro was nothing so picturesque in any other part of tho world, so ho bought two tlckots for himself, fearing ono would not be sufficient to carry him through this glorious panoramic route. NORTH BEND NEWS Supt. Falkensteln of tho Simpson. Lumber Company, returned homo via Drain from a week's stay in San Francisco. , L. Loomis, chief of the North Bend Are department, Is taking his annual vacation and loft yesterday for Brewster Valley where ho will visit friends. Mrs. Ida Patterson and son, of West Marshfleld, wero guests of Mrs. Davis in North Bend this week. Herbert Lockhart of Marshfleld, spent Wednesday In North Bend on business. Dalo Wynatt will resign his posi tion with tho Coos Bay Grocory Com pany tho last of tho week to open a storo of his own horo. Mrs. Laura Dolnn of Marshflold, was shopping and visiting friends In North Bend yostorday. nead nd use The Ccor !3ar Times V'.l m i i
