The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, March 13, 1909, EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextHB VZniEg)iri.jjSBiil Lwef.-fljtf'l 8 THE COOS BAY TIMES- MARSHFIELD, OREiQM, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1909-EVENING EDITION- - a--n-n-n-a tt-u-a-K-a-a-n-n -K-a-a-tt-n-n-n-K-tt-s-n-a ( Engineers and Architect 1 SUPPLIES We have now added to our station ery the following Supplies- 1 1 Double Elephant Drawing Paper if W REGORO NT NAI SMITH -H it i a tt 1 1 a a' a i a1 i a i a i a i a :': a H & a "tt Whatman Drawing Paper Ajy Weght and Size t Climax Detail Paper p Tracing Paper (AH Kinds) Blue Print Papers a I Drawing Pens, pencils, rulers, etc Norton & H an sen Big Lumber Carrier Makes Phenomenal Trip Between Here and Bay Point. The Nann Smith, the big lumber carrier of the C. A. Smith Lumber I nnd ATnntlfflnHlrlnf nnmttnnv rpnchpH D , , I Coos Bay early yesterday afternoon l ' after breaking all records for the 8 round trip run from Marshfield to a San Francisco. She also broke her jj previous fast records of loading and unloading her big cargoes. She reached Coos Bay Friday, I I March 5, from San Francls I co and immediately repaired to 8 her slip at the mill and a. loaded, over 1,600,000 feet of lum tjjber was loaded in less than thirty JL six hours and she crossed out over I the Coos Bay bar Sunday, about l forty-olgln hours after she had en 8jtered port. She proceeded to Bay Point, up the river from San Fran- At last they have arrived The King: of All Stationery Company clsco, unloader her cargo, took on her supply of oil fuel and sailed for Coos Bay, reaching here shortly af ter noon yesterday, seven days after she had crossed In first and within less than five days of the time she had started for Bay Point. General Manager J. E. Oren, Capt. B. H. Olson and C. A. Smith Derson- X ally are elated over the records made, V a speed that they had scarcely hoped to attain so soon. In this connection, it is an nounced that the Nann Smith will a soon be registered from Marshfield. jj At presant she is registered from Minneapolis owing to the head- MARSHFIELD OREGON i quarters of the holding company hav- t lnc been located thorn wlipn shi wan . - 5 -8--a-8-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a--n-a-a-a--8-a--a-n-a-a-a-a-. flrst bullt and registered, a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a--a-aa--a-it--a-a-a-a-a-a- l To Restore Your Health l There are Three Essentials a FIRST get a good pL-yslclan. t SECOND, follow the physician's Instruction. j THIRD, and probably the most Important of all, get your 8 prescriptions accurately compounded. I People generally do not realize the necessity of the latter, 8 thinking that any place that displays a drug sign can follow 8 out the physician's orders. But this is not the case. You must U not only havo the prescription filled accurately but the lngre- jt dients must bo pure drugs of tho highest quality to obtain jj results. tt We carry only tho REST DRUGS and ? Otr Perscription Department is always in charge of Registered Pharmacist 8 Our business motto contains five words and they are QUALITY, STRENGTH, PURITY, RELIABILITY and ACCU- B RACY. a t That we llvo up to this motto, a host of satisfied customers i can attest. I L0CKHART 8c PARSONS j DRUG COMPANY "The Busy Corner" Prescriptions Accurately compounded. v-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-aa-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-n i i iii ii i iiif iJIJLIInL ill"! I of coos Bur a a jj (Continued from Page 4.) i - i. Better than Hair flH J? ARE AGErasr FOR THE FAMOUS ,t Four Months Free Trial If not satisfactory we refund your Money as cheerfully as we take it NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW a The a yellow. jj by Miss Sadie Hogan. I was lighted with candles whose flame 8 was softened with yellow shades. luncheon favors were also In Mrs. Powers was assisted Among those fl invited were: nl Mrs. Charles A. Smith, Miss Ade n line Smith, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. T. AV. Rennle, Mrs. J. S. Coke, Miss Mlllls, I Mrs. Mlllls, Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. G. , W. Kaufman, Miss Mamie Mahoney, 8 Mrs. Durrett, Mrs. Traver, Mrs. I. a S. Kaufman, Mrs. J A. Matson, Mrs. a Todd, Mrs. C. W. Tower, Mrs. Far- jj ringer, Mrs. Mlngus, Miss Nellie j': Tower, Mrs. Thos Keene, Mrs. J. E. 'Oren,- Miss Kathleen Bennett, Mrs. James Flanagan, Mrs. F. Clarke, I Mrs. Stanfleld Arnold, Mrs. J. T. Mc :,: Cormae, Mrs. Street, Miss May Ben 8 nctt. Mrs. Straw, Mrs. Wm, Mer a chant, Mrs. W. M. Blake, Mrs. Kam a merer, Mrs. Coke, Miss Anderson, jj Miss Lucy Horton, Mrs. Farrin, Mrs. j GOING & HARVEY CO. t AT THE CHURCHES t WELL-KNOWN C0QUILLE WOMAN BURIED TODAY ' it r Hit 3.8 18 f 8 In it m B 18 Bl la 8 M :i ti la mi k8 m i J8 mt &8 fa i 18 (I -a--a-a-a-a-H-a-a-a-a-a-aM-aa-a-a-a-a-n--a-a-a-a- vMIlSESss&sssayS Why Pay a Big Price for a sowing jou can buy machine, when "The Zenith" ono of the best, If not tho best made, from us for S;H? Wo added theso famous machines to our lino several month ago but did not push tho sales at first, desiring to satisfy ourselves 'that so good ,i sowing aiuuiiiuo could bo sold for such a low price. With evory machine ,ou get n ten-jear guarantve. Thoy are handsomoly made and havo iho now automntic lift. Be sure and boo them before ou buy a sewing inai'lilnt'. WIJ 1IAVI2 Jl'KT I(KCi:iVK) A KI.VK I.IM2 OF .IW FISHIXG tackm:. .. F If 18 !. i Minot, Mrs. C. E. Nicholson, Mrs. Horton, Miss Mary Black, Mrs. Get tins, Mrs. Sohlbrede, Mrs. J. M. Blake, Mrs. Seaman, Mrs. H. Mc ICeown and Mrs. Nicholson. Tho Ladles Art Club met with 7 Mrs. W. B. Curtis Friday afternoon. 8 Tho time was pleasantly spent In a needlework and conversation at the jj close of which refreshments were jj served by the hostes3. The club will jfj'meot next Friday with Mrs. B. C. Bradbury. I i l j Ono of the most enjoyable dinner 8 parties of the season was that given 8 last Sunday evening at The Chandlor a(by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grimes in a 'honor of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith, jj Miss Adeline Smith and Judge and a,Mrs. J S. Coke. Tho Chandler Grill t room was prettily decorated with I I Oregon ginpe and acacia for tho l function. Mr. and Mrs. Grimes' V guests woro Judge and Mrs, J. s. 8 ' Coke. C. A, Smith, Mrs. C. A. Smith. a M C. Horton and wife, Dorsey Jt Kreltzer and wlfo, J. E. Oren and J,: wife, Mr. Mereen, Miss Adeline 8 Smith. Thayer Grimes and J. D. a Goss( I CATHOLIC CHURCH. Rev. Father DONNELLY. Mass will be celebrated In Marsh field at 8 and 10:30 o'clock Sun day morning, the Rev. Father Don nelly, celebrant. In North Bend, the Rev. Father Curley will celebrate mass at S o'clock. Remains of Mrs. Wlnnifrcd Urought Hero For Rurial Was Pioneer of tlio Valley. Mrs. Wlnnifred Gaffy, a well known pioneer of the Coquille Valley who died at her home there a few dtys ago, was burled from the Cath olic church In Marshfield this after noon. The funeral was one of the most largely attended that has been hold here. The Rev. Father Cur- SELECTS DELEGATES FOR BAND0N MEETING LV(V i iV MIC'P pn. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. , Mrs- Gaffy was sixty-five years ft&&5SS5O0Ci ana dven months old. She was Christian Science services will be hold In the Christian Science hall, Third street, between 'A' and 'B' streets, Sunday at 11 a. m. Subject, "Substance." A cordial invitation is I extended to all. NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN CJIURCH. born In Ireland but came to Amerl Gaffy Mnrslifield Epworth League Elects. Representatives lo Dlsuict Con vcntlon In April. The regular monthly business meeting of the Epworth League was held In the parlois of the Methodist church, Wednesday evening, after tho reading of the reports, the fol lowing delegates were chosen to go to the District Convention to be held at Bandon In April: Milo Sumner, Wm. Stauff, Mlsai Nellie Wooley, Frank Sumner and Howard Savage, Alternatives Rollln Wooley. Mrs. ca when quite young. Five sons Rollln Wooley, Miss Tiffany, Frank; and a daughter, all residents of the Coquille Valley, survive lier. Death was due to an abcess on the head and a complication of ills due to her advanced age. REST CHICKEN DINNER at Moth er's Restaurant, opposite Times'. i L. RASMUSSEN, Pastor. Leavo OHDKlt to hnvo your honsn or building NTOIDERED with BU RLAW AND SON. Council required work to bo done by April 1. Num bors with threo flguures twentj-iiw win, each and Jive conts for each ad- i &a a &A . . . .... ... . i p,--w-- ..------ ---, k-w-k-w-ij-ii-- (uiiuuni iit;ure, x secure the right numbors without roqulrng you to soo i city engineer. Clarence Woodward. 6$$$$$S$0$$$Wa!X Services every Sunday at the hall adjoining Mr. Ed. Erickson's resi dence, corner Sixth and 'G' streets. First and third Sundays of each mouth, at 10:45 a, m. Second and fourth Sundays at 7:30 p. nl. Sun day School every Sunday at 10 a. m. Are you looking for a position? Try a Times Want ad. Burch and Mrs. J. W. Carter. The social part of the evening took place at the parsonage In the form of a falrwell reception to Mr. and Mrs. Pratt and family. MOCHA ICE CREAM THELL'S, SUNDAY. at COR- BEST C11ICKEN DINNER at Moth er's Restaurant, opposite Times'. FIRST RAPTIST CHURCH. V- 1 TIipv - A t. Rev. G. S. Clevinger. Pastor.. H Morning service 11 a. m., topic: "What Does Jesus Teach About Fu turoLIfe?" Eoning service 7:30 p. m topic: "Christ Appeal." Sun day School 10 a. m.; Young People's meeting G;30 p. m.; Class In Life of Christ, Wednesday, evening; Prayer meeting and Teachers' meeting, Thursday evening. MILLINERY OPENING IN NORTH HEN1) TUESDAY Ik Want Ad will sell ii for you Bird Cag03 at MILNEIi'S. Tho coming event of the week will bo tho modish display of Easter Millinery by tho Wollb-Andersqn Millinery Company In North Bend, not Tuesday, March 16. Refresh ments will bo served from 2 to 5 o'clock. Pioneer Block, North Bend. A cordial Invitation Is extended to the !r.dtji of Coos county to attend. mn:nnss:unmnunmmit i xtmittu . WW In re nereg The first Shipment of Friend's tt Bros. Clothing for Men Call and- get acquainted with the newest styles for Spring and Summer J 909 Prices from $10 to $26 YOUR FRIENDS IN NEED YOU NEED OUR MDSE. WE NEED YOUR BUSINESS Ow w WW ww WW WW OW WW WW WW - WW WW WW tw Tt WW WW WW tt Floor Paint at MILNER'S. tt tz 9wwv FIX UP NORTH FRONT STREET taattrnm&mmmammaaai tttttxtn. , li i m i j-.. irM "2?5wk. :