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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1908)
StTSSS THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1908. u- ---n-:j----:j--u----a-----------j,-x.-t:.tt-u-::-a--u--n-a-- vVW'S-' wvww t,fXXXX S-f - (fSZFiriFS LJCl?'sJ I m isr grxj Personal Notes $ P fi HB :: tt :': 8 i :: 8 8 7 V V 8 n :: :: :: :: i 8 :: :: t 8 8 V 8 :: i :: 8 :': :: i :: tt :: t :: t a t 8 8 :: :: :: :: i :: :: i K -:: I r The Time Is Now, Sir Mr W V Hi ' ! )tf ktSrj A i! 1 I 1 ?rj I THIS lAUELSlANDSrOH54YEARSll -3QF KNOWINO HOW 11 1 7xfy&&&3 1 WHEN OUU DISPLAY IS FRESH FROM THE SHOPS, JUST UNPACKED AND ON OUH SHELVES NEW. UmiGIIT AND SMOOTH. PICK OUT YOUR SUIT OR YOUR OVER COAT, OR ROTH. HAVE IT FIT. SEE THAT IT IS STYLISH AND THEN REST CONTENT FOR WINTER TO COME. REMEMRER THAT OUR CLOTHES ARE ALL STEIN-RLOCH AND KIRSCHIJAUM MADE THE BEST TAILORING IN THE WORLD. Ml llimM f ,i" ft J THIS LABELSTANDSMRS4 YEARS I :'r;",Jor KNOWING HQWgaa Overcoats, Cravenette Coats, in fact the most com plete clothing and furnishing stock on Coos Bay at your disposal for Fall Season J 908. Magnes --a-a--a-a--::-a-n-a--::--tt-a-----a-tt---::-a-::-a--a-n--R-a-a-n-a--; i :: :: i :: tt t tt tt tt i :: tt a i a a i a i a t a a i a i a a i a i a i a a a t a a a a a a a T a a :': t a a a a a a a a a a a a j a a i a i a i a i a i a a t a i a a FOR RENT Campbell's wood and coal yard on North Front street, Marshflcld, with all necessary tools, etc., for business. Fine op- . portunlty. Apply D. D. Campbell, Marshfleld, Ore. IFOR SALE One hundred dollar Co lumbia song mandlo phonograph, the thing for danco or hall enter tainment. Address 'K care Times. t ftrN"3 $s$ iw&M A LARGE STOCK OF MICHIGAN SPEED WHEELS IS THE LATEST ADDITION TO OUR ALREADY COMPLETE Line of Launch Su Coos Bay Oil & Supply Co. 5 s Water Front Phone 33 ---- yagTgEEM Kee Lox -, i Typewriter Ribbons and Typewriter Carbon Paper NORTON & HANSEN STATIONERS OPPOSITE BLANCO HOTEL j252SHSH5H5H5H5HSSSaSHSSSH5HSHSESlESHS2SHSHS,aSESa5EE5S2Sc!SlSESHS15ES2 Building Material CEMENT BRICK LIME, PLASTER FIRE CLAY FIRE BRICK SEWER PIPE DRAIN TILE nd PLUMUNG SUPPLIES TERRA COTTA F,RST CLASS G00DS PLUMBING and WHOLESALE TINNING SHOP .nd RETAIL IN OPERATION SEE US FOR. FAIR. PRICES NORTH BEND HARDWARE (i SUPPLY CO North Hend, Oregon. q esa5HSHSHSHSHSHSBSZ5H'2SZ"a5SSa5Siul ES2SHSHFS5L5E5S5SSHS252EESZ5ZSZSH52f A Want Ad will sell it for yon Between Safety and Danger lEgf S&.. -SSSBv J, y swwxfAzc: f ' r ,-t . ir- NTS i,r3rFTTV77-i-- X SS m W FOIl SALE CHEAP Almost new furniture of 3 rooms, complete for housekeeping. Third and 'D' Sts., over Marhle Works. FOR SALE Good small gasoline launch, first class condition. For sale cheap. See M. A. Sweetman, or 'phone 2235. FOUND Lunch hasket containing artificial flowers. Owner can get same at Times office uy paying for this notice. FOR ItENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms, near Park bandstand, North Dend Mrs. Chas Mulr. WANTED Get your roofs fixed be fore the rains set In. See L. M. Friend & Watson, corner Broad way and Washington streets, South Marshfleld. WANTED Roof repairing. See L. M. Friend & Watson, corner Broadway and Washington1 streets, South Marshfleld. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for housekeeping. No children. Inquire 'L' Times. WANTED At once a woman to work half a day for the rent of two nlce'y furnished housekeeping rooms, including lights, water and laundry. These rooms are suitable for man and wife. Phone 501. WANTED Man and wife on farm Steady employment. Apply to C. P. Coleman, Templeton, Ore. WANTED Girl to do general house work. Apply Robert Marsden, Sr., Phono 4S1. FOR SALE Furniture bar fixtures and stock of liquors and cigars, groceries, etc., now in Blanco Hotel and accessories. Apply to Ferry and Flanagan at Blanco Hote"l. FOR. SALE The sea-going launch Vamoose. Equipped with "ten horse power Union engine. En quire North Bend Fish Market. FOR RENT Small cottage, partly furnished, near new school house. Mrs. John Preuss. FOR RENT Four 0-room flats In the O'Conuell building on 'A' street. Apply Hall & Hall. your FIro Insurance Policy always stands to protect you from loss. One nover knows how soon the flro demon may visit nnd put tho onco happy homo into a charred heap of ruins. What a blessing Is a good Policy n such an event! How cruel It seoms to bo without ono whan all is lost! This Is your own fault. It costs you little per annum to bo all the tlmo protected. If you fail to secure this protection tho fault Is yours alone. See Title Guarantee & Abstract Co. rtuenls for tin LfirKeM nnd Jlcsf Companies. j Your dollar always catches a good bargain here in Men's Outflttings. Discriminating buyers find completo satisfaction in making selections from our superb display. Hero are somo examples: A neat hat positively 'waterproof for 1.25 An umbrella you could bo proud of at 7I5c and $1.00 An up-to-date suit right in every respect, for $10.00 A cravenette coat, from. .$10 to $25 A pair of shoes Just what you want for $:$.50 FIXUP EXCLUSIVE OUTFITTERS for MEN North Front Street Opposite ISrenkwater Olllce. Steamer Flyer JjAWJIORN H McCULLOCH, Owners. j vo. Marshfleld Lvo. North Bond 7:00 A. M, 7:45 A. M. 8:45 " 10:05 " 10:45 " 11:15 " 1:00 P. M 1:45 P. M. 2:30 ' 3:15 " 4:00 " . 5:00 " Open for ClmHr Nlglil. nnd Similuys 'llio IMjur Always Ltsiu-s on Time. COOS HAY TllirS. The following tables give hours of high and low tides every day this week: the for OCTOBER, 1008. 1IGII WATER A. to. Date h. m. ft Saturday . .3 G:20 4.2 SUNDAY . .4 7:44 4.5 LOW WATER A. M. Date. h. m.l ft. Saturday . .3 11:301 3.8 SUNDAY . .4 0:38 0.6 P. M. h. m. ft. 5:3G 5.S 7:00 5.7 P. M. h. m.l ft. 1:07 3.8 WEATHER, FORECAST. (By Associated P-ess.) WESTERN OREGON. Fair tonight; Sunday, warmer. LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE- PORT. For twenty-four hours end' ing 5 p. m Oct. 2, by Mrs E. Mingus, special government meteorological observer. $ Maximum 5C Minimum 45 $ At 5 p. m 54 Precipitation 12 Wind, Northwest; partly cloudy. Miss Hunt lletltfr Miss Anna Hunt, tho nurse who contracted diphtheria while nursing the Cutlip children on Coos river, is reported rapidly Improving. It Is believed that she can bo released from quar antine next week. llishop Scudding Hack Bishop Scadding of the Episcopal diocese of Oiegon has returned fiom a tour of the Coqullle Valley and will hold services in the Episcopal church in Marshfleld tomorrow morning and evening and in Noith Bend In the afternoon. Young Couple Wed Charles Cor thell and Goldle V. Shilling, a well known Marshfleld young couple, were united in marriage this week by Judgo John F. Hall. Mr. Corthell has charge of the delivery depart ment of Hlbbard's laundry. They will reside here. Nc-w Minister Hero The Rev. Mr. Rutledgo and wife arrived hero on tho Breakwater yesterday. Mr. Rut lodge is tho new pastor of tho. First M. E. Church and will occupy tho pulpit there tomorrow. They wore met at tho wharf by a number of tho congregation and given a warm re ception. Lumber Mnikot Better. Alfred Johnson, Sr., president of the John son Lumber Company at Coqullle, was In the city today on his return from San Francisco on a business trip. Mr. Johnson reports that busi ness In that city Is picking up and that tho lumber market is becoming stronger and with prices a Httlo higher, though in his opinion, It would not help tho mills any as tho prices for logs havo been advanced. V IT IS SURPRISING V I HOW I I Heinz's Vinegar Does Sell at 50c A GALLON C. W. WOLCOTT THE FAMILY GROCER PHONE 071. - H-H-u-tt-u-H-::-::-:i-::-tt C. E. HULSE left this morning for Roseburg. E. C. BARKER of Coqulle, Is In Marshfleld. v JESSE SMITH'S children, who havo been ill of throat trouble, are Im proving. MRS. REYNOLD OLSON of Empire, Is arranging to move to North Bend for tho winter. CHAS. PETERSON, a well-known rancher of RIverton, was In Marsh field today on business. CAPT. HARRIS of Sumner, has mov ed Into the fine new resldenco which ho built this summer. C. E. HOLLOWPETER, manager of the Bandon Telephone exchange, Is In Marshflcld on business. GEORGE BAINES and wife, return ed on the M. F. Plant last evening from California where they have been visiting for a few weeks. FLOYD COFFELT was down from his Coos River ranch today. Tho recent frost did not materially damage his fruit and vegetables. MRS. E. M FUHRMAN of Coqullle, was In Marshfleld today en route to Los Angeles whorcssho Is called by tho serious illness of her mother. MISS MAE HUNT of Minneapolis, who has been spending consider able time in Bay City, will leavo tomorrow on the Breakwater for Portland. MRS. MARK CUTLIP has contracted dlptherla while nursing members of tho Sherman Cutlip family who were ill. There are now four cases In tho family. MRS. MAGENN, who has been spend ing some time at Arago for tho benefit of her health, came over to day to visit her husband, Capt. Magenn of tho Breakwater. J. M. UMSTADT, proprietor of tho Anona Cash Grocery, Is recovering from a severe attack of poison-oak po.isoning contracted while on an outing up Coos River Sunday. COL. COACH of Bandon, is spending a few days with friends in Marsh fleld and looking after business In terests hero. Ho has been feeling poorly for sometime but Is some what Improved. A. J. FRENCH arrived from Salinas, Cal., yesterday to visit his wlfo at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. T. McCoimac. Mrs. French will accompany him back to Salinas in a few weeks If her health will permit. A. S. HAMMOND of Coqullle, was In Marshfleld today with Mrs. Ham mond who Is about to leavo for Portland and other northern points. While sho Is away, Mr. Hammond Is planning on an ox tended fishing trip. G. W. GREGG, who has been at tho hospital hero for tho past few weeks being treated for injuries received at Smith-Powers logging camp on Cunningham Creek, re turned to his homo at Coqullle this afternoon. MISS LAURA ESCOTT will close an eight months term of school on Coos River Friday. This Is tho third year that sho has taught suc cessfully there. The dipthorla scare caused many pupils to quit and consequently no program will bo held tho last day. MISS MAUDE PAINTER loft on tho M. F. Plant this afternoon for Tuioa, Okla., where she will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. Rice. En route to Oklahoma, Miss Painter will spend a week with Miss Daisy Dako who visited her hero last summer and who Is now attending Loland Stanford University. -------::---n-K ----n-n-n--n-::-- WE HAVE THE Largest Stock OF TEEL RANGES AND Range Supplies Of any one on the Bay Pff ! $md)& g j&m fipABB.fi -8 :: i :: :: i j: :: i ;t :': i tt :'t i i 8 8 8 t 8 l 8 I 8 I 8 8 t :: 8 8 8 8 8 l 8 ( 8 8 8 S. "jl ji i.va!aux l
