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jVuv' lll THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1908. qiasatoefljc Wt ien sickness Comes Your pharmacist is quite as important as your physician. You can't hope to get proper results unless your medicine is ex actly as ordered. One thing' certain, our prescription filling is accurate. It is done by registered and ex perienced pharmacists and only the purest and freshest of drugs enter into their com position. We fill prescriptions just as care fully as if the medicine was to be taken by one of our own family and that means great care in compounding and absolute purity. Let us fill your -prescriptions the price will be right. I LOI HO Aft He YlkwSwNS B DRUG COMPANY "The Busy Corner" -----::- -- ---- 33 :: 8 8 a i 8 a t :: i a :: a i a a a a a a a a a a t a a WE HANDLE Yilson Saws Distoia Saws AUdras Saws Slraoft Saws Large line of Stanley Tools, Lufkin Steel Tapes, Storritt Machine Tools Headquarters for Builders' Hardware and Building Papers a-H--a-a---a-a--a-a-8 a- - a - a - a - a - a - a - a - a - a - a - a - n - a a a a a a i a i a a a ? a a a t A hundred gallons for a dime; Any faucet any time Water hot always clear With a Rund Water Heater near You get hot water right away; Sick or well night or day Automatic naught to fear With a Rund Water Heater near a I The Coos Bay Gas & Electric Co. a MARSHFIELD AND NORTH BEND a-a-a-a-a-at:-a-a-a-a-a-a-aa-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-tt-a-a- COOS BAY Academy of Music ELMER A. TQDD, Director. New O'Connell Building .! $.$.- CITY FRONT PLANING MILL J Contractors attention. Call and window, door frames, and any kind NORTH FRONT STREET .......$ - - Sa5SSaSHSHSSSHSSESaeSHS3aHHSHSlS2SESa5HS152SB5HS3HSH5HSHSa5E52SHS2Sa Building CEMENT BRICK LIME, PLASTER FIRE CLAT FIRE BRICK SEWER PIPE DRAIN TILE and TERRA COTTA GOODS WHOLESALE and RETAIL SEE US FOR. FAIR. PRICES NORTH BEND HARDWARE SUPPLY CO North Bend, Oregon. ESaSE5SScL5ESSSHSHSH5HSE5E5E52SSS25SS2SH5E5SSZ5E5ZS,ESSSesaSE5S52SZ5ZSEi csCfaassDCg -a-i:-a--rf-::-a-a----r --a-a---a a-a-a-a-a-; - a - a - a - a - a - a - na - a - a - a - a - : 7 a a i a a a a a a a a :': i a a t i a a a- Piano Mr. Elmer A. Todd, Miss Lucy S. Horton. Voice Miss Mable Clare Mlllla. Art of Expression Mrs. Rebecca Luse-Stump. Classes In Har mony, Sight Reading, etc. Phono 1055 - ''--"--"O- see no and get our prices on of mill work. PnONE 020 - - - , Material PLUMBING SUPPLIES FIRST CLASS PLUMBING and TINNING SHOP IN OPERATION coos bay tides. The following tables glvo hours of high and low tides every day this week: the for NOVEMBER, 1008. 5IGH WATEK SI. Date. Monday . . 9 Tuesday . .10 Wednesday 11 Thursday . 12 ft. 7.8 7.G 7.2 G.G CO 5.4 4.9 Friday . Saturday SUNDAY 13 14 15 LOW WATER A. M. P. M. Date, li. m. ft m. :14 :55 ft. -1.1 -1.0 0.2 -0.2 0.3 0.8 1.2 Monday 9 Tuesday . .10 u:si 7:09 7:51 8:34 9:25 10:24 11:4 2.0 2.5 Wednesday 11 Thursday 12 Friday . . 13 Saturday . 14 SUNDAY . 15 2 30 3.3 :17 02 3.6 3.S 3.8 10:48 11:37 WEATHER FORECAST. (By Associated Press.) WESTERN OREGON. Fair and somewhat warmer. LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE- PORT. For twenty-four hours end- ing at 5 p. m., Nov. 13, by Mrs. 13. Mlngus, special government meteorological observer. Maximum 65 Minimum 43 At 5 p. m 58 Precipitation none 9 Wind, Northwest; Clear. 9 0046i e Eureka In. The Eureka arrived today from Eureka. Sho will pro ceed at once to Portland. Sells Business. The Taylor Music Houso has disposed of its grapha phone department to the W. R. Haines Music company. Mr. Taylor says that the change was made to give him more room for the other branches of his business. Called to Frisco. G. C. Merrltt, of the Cape Blanco station was in Marshfleld today with his wife who has been called to San Francisco by the serious illness of her mother. She expected to take tho M. F. Plant, but will probably proceed over land. To Build Road. A meeting of the residents of Road District No. 1 is being held at the Ross Inlet school house this afternoon to determine how groat a road tax will be levied in that district. Some are in favor of levying a tax sufficient to build a good road through from Sumner to where it will connect with the ferry road. BAY PARK LOTS IN DEMAND. Make selections before the choice are all taken. Some well located coal land, only $2G per acre. I. S. Kauf man & Co. FOR RENT Now six-room house. All modern conveniences. Apply Times' office. WANTED Room and board for mother and two-years-old child. Address 'A B,' care Times. LAND OPENING At Roseburg, Or., January 20, 1909. 92,000 acres from the forest reserve to bo re stored to the public domain. Only a part of tho above lands are sub ject to entry. For exact descrip tions showing the legal sub-dlvl-sions of the Sections, Townships and Ranges of the lands that are vacant 'n the fibove. Send $2.50 to Roseburg Abstract Company, Roseburg, Ore. FOR SALE English setter, "Hand some Jim" 95308, winner two first prizes Portland, by count Rego -Tlrpnlls Judith. Address Edmund Craft, Langlols, Oregon. LADIES Stamping done, Good stock stamped linens for sale. Mrs. Brlggs, Broadway. Phone 1761. WANTED--Carpenter. Insldo work. Apply City Front Planing Mill. FOR SALE Cheap One largo air tight stove, suitable for large room or bar Also cash register. In quire ot Merchant & Kammerer. For quick results, put an ad in The Coos Bay Times Want Column. You can BUY or SELL through The Times "WANTS" with ease, dis patch and pront try them. A. m. p. : h. m. ft. h. in. 0:49 6. u 12:28 1:34 5.7 1:04 2-:20 5.2 1:42 3:08 5.0 2:22 3:59 4.8 3:04 4:48 4.8 3:53 5:41 4.8 4:54 Lflimb QUHUfii NKW SWEDISH CHURCH IX XOHTII BEXI) SCENE OF CERE MOXIES TOMORROW AFTER XOOX. The cornerstone of the North Bend Swedish Lutheran church will be laid Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. B. F. Bengston of Marshfleld will have charge of the ceremonies and will bo assisted by the Rev. Ras- mussen of North Bend. i A special musical program has been arranged for tho event by the North Bend choir. Addresses will be mado by both ministers and others may be called on for remarks. It is expected that a large number will be present at the cornerstone laying. t AT THE CHURCHES X CATHOLIC CHURCH. Rev. Father DONNELLY. Mass will be celebrated in the Marshfleld Catholic church, Sunday morning at S and 10:30 o'clock, the Rev. Father Donnelly celebrant. Mass will be celebrated in North Bend at 8 o'clock by Rev. Father Curley. VtjJV FIRST BAPTIST CnURCII. . Rev. G. S. Clevlnger, Pastor.. Preaching service 11 a. m., topic, "The Trials of Life and How to meet Them As Illustrated In the Life of David." Preaching service 7:30 p. m., topic, "The Temptation of Christ." Sunday School 10 a. m.; Young People's meeting G:30 p. m. Normal Bible Class. All who are Interested in the form ation of a Normal Bible Class will meet in the Conference Room of the Baptist church, Tuesday evening, 7:30o'clock, November 17. This class Is primarily for the purpose of the training of Sabbath School teachers but all are cordially invited. X CHURCH OF CHRIST. Church of Christ, (Disciples), meets in Swedish Lutheran Hall; Sunday School at 10 a. m.; Bro. Sehlbrede, superintendent; worship at 11 a. m., topic, "Our Saviour in Metaphor;" evening topic, "The Mod ern Prodigal Son." Prayer and Bi ble study Thursday 7:30 p. ra. Everybody cordially Invited to all of these services. i METHODIST EPISPOCAL Rev. H. I. Rutledge, Pastor. Methodist Episcopal church ser vices, Sunday School at 10 a. m.; Morning Worship at 11 a. m.; Junior League at 3 p. m.; Epworth Leaguo at 0:30 p. m.; Evening Service at 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting and Bible class on Thursday evening at 7:30. Come and bring a friend. COOS BAY BAR DEEPENS. Skipper Says Shoals Duo to Recent Storms Disappear. PORTLAND, Nov. 14. Though the Coos Bay bar shoaled badly dur ing tho stormy period in October it has begun to scour out again to a good depth, according to Captain. B. W. Olsen, of the Alliance. The skipper says that as ho was coming out over the bar on this trip ho took careful soundings. Ho found tho channel to bo about 2G feet deep at high tide, making It 17 feet at low water. In tho center of tho bar tho captain reports that several small lumps are about all remaining of the shoal formed somo weeks ago. He predicts that these will soon be carried away at the rate tho scour ing process is progressing. Tho Alliance complotod an unusu ally quick round trip passage, as she did not get away from Portland until last Sunday morning. In addition to a quantity of lumber for Eastern shlpmont she brought 100 tubs of butter and other farm produce. She also brought a largo number of pas sengors. Special Salo of Ladles and Chil dren's wear for ten days begin ning tomorrow, Saturday. Mrs. El- rod will close out the following lino of goods, consisting of Infants's out fits, infants long and short coats, children's wool, cotton and muslin underwear, ladles wool, cotton, flan- nelletto and muslin underwear, ladles and children's hose ladles gloves, cor sets and fancy neckwear, ladles shirt waists in all styles, ladles tailored suits, latest styles, ladles dresss and storm coats ladles and children's sweaters, ladles and children's hats at your own price. MANY I FflVF I K0RTH BEND NEWS I ?s d ft 8 a a LLFlab STnAMSIUP SAILS THIS AFTER NOON FOR PORTLAND WITH BIG CARGO AND LARGE NUM BER OF PASSENGERS. The Breakwater sailed from North Bend about 3 o'clock this afternoon for Portland, carrjlng a largo num ber of passengers and a. good cargo of freight. A large portion of her cargo was coal. Among those who sailed were tho following: Miss Morton, -H. B. Donahue, H. C. Hunter, Mrs. H. C. Hunter, Miss E. Bausch, E. Bausch, Chas. Fenslor, Mrs. Fensler, M. Lemmey, Thos. Os wold, F. D. Conrad. Lv Kelly, W. B. Mathieu, L. R. Fairchild. M. M. Cor mack, Mrs. Belle Harris, Miss Helen Chandler, Chas. M. Mosher, F. O. Saton, W. II. Norval, C. Zumwalt, Mrs. Galbraith. J. C. Yale, F. A. Haines, Mrs. L. A. Browning, L. S. Browning, J. C. Withers, H. II. Wat kins, F. Pearson, Mrs. .1. B. Clausen, George Clausen, A. Scheffler, C. Love land, J. S. Coke, Mrs. Coke, Miss E. .ndergjftn, Mr. Tallant, Mrs. Tal lant, Martin Moe, N. Yerian, Jean Bonoy, J. W. Robinpon, V. M. Gevely, E. O. Olsen, F. Branat, J. Gosplre, F. Robblns, J. Ross, C. Duggan, J. Norviskl. Personal Notes os$t?&ssosKy J. S. COKE leaves today for Portland on business. J. H. BLEDSOE of Coqullle, is in the city to spend Sunday. E. A. BECKETT of Coqullle, Is in the city today on business. WM. DUNGAN returned this morning from a business trip to tho valley. MRS. MAGENN has returned from a visit with friends in the Coqullle Valley. H. H. WATKINS left today on a two weeks business trip to Tacoma and Seattle. MRS. D. H. DOLLAR of Coqullle, Is in the city to spend Sunday with her husband. E. L. C. FARRIN leturned yesterday from a business trip to Medford and other Oregon cities. M. C. HORTON of the First Trust and Savings Bank, is expected homo next Friday from a trip to Missouri and Pennsylvania points. MISSES MARY SUTTON and Annie Dean, accompanied by James H. Sutton of Port Orford, left this morning for California via Drain where Miss Sutton and her brother will spend the winter. "BUD" HOLLAND returned yester day from Portland and other northern points whore ho has been endeavoring to find a cure for tho rheumatism which has been troubl ing him for somo time. Ho has found little relief thus far. F. A. HAINES leaves today for South Dakota points and qther cities in tho mid-west on a business trip. Ho has been making somo investi gations in the Coos Bay country for a syndlcato which Is planning to Invest heavily hero, and It is understood that his report will bo favorable. W. II. NORVAL of RIverton, loft on the Breakwater for Portland on a business trip. Mr. Norval Is man ager for the firm of Potter-Norval of Portland, who Is operating a saw mill at that place. Ho states that ho has been running for tho past three weeks and has enough con tracts ahead to keep tho mill busy until spring. ORGANIZE AT COQUILLE. Quito a number of tho ontorprls lng citizens of this placo met last' Wednesday evening and organized I a Chamber of Commerce, electing ' R. S. Knowlton, president; Bill Nye, j vlco-presldent; J. S. Lyons, secretary and Geo. A. Robjlnson, treasurer. The object of tho organization Is to look after tho interests of tho town and country and to promote ovory in-? dustry by encouraging capital to es tablish manufacturing projects in tho town. Thoy will work in harmony with other commercial organizations in tho valley and county. Coquillo Sentinel. Claude Piper of North Coos Rlvory Is a North Bend business visitor. A. H. Imhoff has returned from a three months' visit in Portland. Mrs. Charles Cavanagh and chil dren spent yesterday with friends on Eastside. The Redondo came In this after noon with tho four masted schooner. Omega, In tow. Teamsters are hauling lumber to plank the road from new North Bend, to old North Bend. . Miss Anna Clinklnbeard of Daniels Creek, Is rapidly improving after sev eral week's illness of diptherla. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Myers and friends have been spending a few days camping at the sand hills. Ole Hanson, night watchman at the North Bend Mill, had his hand cut in a pulley Wednesday evening. It may disable him for a tlmo. Capt. and Mrs. Leneve, of Coqullle, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reichcrt the past few days, left this morning for a short stay at Allegany. Henry I. Reese, who has been head sawyer at tho Porter and North Bend mills for several years, has resigned and will take a position with tho Johnson Lumber Company near Co qullle. Captain and Mrs. Schmehl cele brated the 18th anniversary of their wedding on Tuesday. About twenty five of their friends enjoyed the even ing with them. A delicious supper was served. This was the second an nlvcrsaij Maptain Schmehl has spent ashore In that time. HOT TAMALES at Corthell'a today TOYS! TOYS! Toys! of all kinds at tho Coos Bay Cash Store. CASH PRIZE MASQUERADE BALL, NORTH BEND, November 14, at Eckhoff Hall. roseKestaHrant IS TnE PLACE TO GO FOR Your Sunday Dinner COOKING AND SERVICE ARE BOTH FIRST CLASS. READ THE MENU Consomme a la Royalo, 10 , Soup. Cream of Chicken Celery, 10 Green Onions, 10 Fish. Filet of Solo HollanUalse Sauce Boiled Salmon, with Oyster Sauce, 25 Cracked Crab en Mayonnaise, 25 Shrimp Salad, 10 Potato Salad, 10 Boiled. Leg of Mutton nnd Cranberry Sauce, 25. Entrees. " Chicken Pot Pie, 35 Lamb Stow, with Green Peas, 25 German Pot Roast, with Potato Cakes, 25. Fried Chicken Southern Stylo, 50 Orange Fritters, with Hard Sauce, 10 Roast. t Prime Ribs of Beef au Jus, 25 Leg of Pork and Apple Sauce, 25 Leg of Veal, with Dressing, 25 Roast Chicken, with Dressing, 50 Vegetables. Mnshed Pototoes. ' Cauliflower and Cream t Pies. Mince, Applo, Custard, Pumpkin, Lemon, 5c HARMONY IN YOUR NEW HOME Color blending of Furniture, Draperies, Carpets, Woodwork, Walls, make home life happier. Our cj.pert decorative specialist will visit your city soon. Without obli patlng you lie will discuss the fur nishings for your new home. Write for pirticuliri J. G. Mack & Co. 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