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THE COOS BAY TIMES MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1909 EVENING EDITION
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Campers
B&S Dermol
is the Latest and Best Remedy for Poison
Oak, Eczema, Sunburn and all inflamed
conditions of the Skin.
Dermol is entirety different from anything
you have ever used. It is in the form of a
pleasant smelling, creamy 'liquid. Take a.
bottle along on that outing trip, you'll
need it
'Dermol is sold on a positive guarantee,
your money back if it fails to dome work.
Price 50 cents; and worth it.
FOR SALE BY US ONLY
Brown Drug Co.
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Graduate ChcmUtt
347 FRONT
FRUIT SEASON
All Sizes Fruit Jars
Extra Fruit Jar Covers
Large Pure Rubber Rings
Jelly -Glasses
I Pioneer Hardware Co.
M. D. SUMNER
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GUARANTEE:
COOS BAY
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(Incorporated)
RK. BOOTH, Pres.
et. W. TRAVER, sec.-treas. HENRY HOLM, manager.. - . 4
-. Corner Frof-Street and Central Avenuo. - T
WE DEAL STRICTLY IN ALL JIOJIB PRODUCTS.
Phone J 81 Freo Delivery to All Parts of the City.
HI chest cash price paid for hides and wool.
GASOLINE LAUNCH FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
r ',', ' Oak hull, copper, fastened 10rH.-P. Regal engine,. Orswell Ignition
system, Apole dynamo.. " (
' " Electric lighted throughout Including headlight and side lamps'
Seating capacity for 12 people, speed 12 miles per hour. This Is
the Tieatest and best little, pleasure boat in Coos county. The kind of a
boat a ladr can run with a white; silk dress on.
Power enough to take you anywhere and tow a dredge along as
well. ,
Speed enough for comfort, too. Cost over ?,700 to build thre,e
months ago. This boat'must be sold within the next two weeks and
the first bid of $500 takes It. Will deliver. It anywhere in the- county
at this price.
Boat Is now at Cbqullle. For further particulars or trial of boat,
address LEE BETHEL, Coqulllo, Ore. '
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Have You Heard the Latest
DESIGNS IN WALL PAPER
I WB NOW HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF WALL t
PAPER AND PAINTS IN THIS -PART OF THE COUNTRY.
BAYSIDE PAINT COMPANY
Coos Bide. 65 Market Ave. Phone 200-L., Marshfleld, Ore. '
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BRICK
LIME, PLASTER
FIRE CLAY
FIRE BRICK
SEWER PIPE
DRAIN TILE and
TERRA C0TTA
GOODS
WHOLESALE
and RETAIL
SEE US FOR. FAIR. PRICES
NORTH! BEND HARDWARE (b SUPPLY CO
North Bend, Oregon.
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Prescription Specialists
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F. E. HAGUE
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NO SERVICE IS BETTER!
FEW ARE SO 'JOOD!
MEAT CO.
J. M. BARKER, vice-pres
IIAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED?
Material
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
FIRST CLASS
PLUMBING and
TINNING SHOP
IN OPERATION
WEATHJ3R FORECAST
(Bjr Associated Press.)
f OREGON Fair tonight and
Wednesday. .
LOCAL TEMPERATURE RB-
PORT.
For twenty-four hours end-
Ing at 5 p. m., July 12, by Mrs.
' E. Mlngus, special government
meteorological observer.
Maximum ..,64
Minimum '...48
At .5 p. m 62
Precipitation none
Wind, Northwest; clear.
Moving. D. A. Jones of the .Fix
up, Is moving Into a residence on
Sixth street adjoining the, C. C. -Go-;
lug home, .... . ....v-.. .;
Remodel Building. The Forest
and Bradfleld barber shop, north of
the postofllce, Is being
and enlarged. , .
remodeled
Council Tonight. The Marshfleld
city council will met this evening to
take up the new charter and a num-1
ber of street Improvement projects.
Clearing On Eastslde. Ren Smith
and a force of'men commence work
tomorrow on an extensive contract
of slashing and clearing on Eastslde
for-Henry Sengstacken.
Postpone Picnic. Owing i,tq the
death of Miss Ida Rodlne, the Ep
worth League picnic whloh was. to
have been held tomorrow at Char
leston Bay, has been postponed until
Friday, July 10. ' .
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Roach Rosoburg. F. P. Norton,
D. H. Starr and C. Montjoy arrived
here Saturday morning from Marsh-
fleld. They are en route to Salem
with Mr. Norton's race, horses.
Roseburg Review". . . '
Goes to Portland. Jake Goldle
and wife will leave within1 a few days
for Portland where Mr. 'Goldle., will
be associated with E. D. LaChance
in the buffet of the Timbernjan's,
building which Mr. .LaChance just
purchased.
Long Bike Trip. Ren Costelld of
Crescent City, Cal., left here this
morning for Coqullle from whence
he will make the trip, to his old
home on a bicycle, going through
Curry county. He plans to move his
family here.
Nothing Bdihg. Local offlclalfcof
the Southern Pacific say that Itiey
have not heard of that company rtuy
ing any right of way for a railway
to be built from San Francisco
through Eureka to Coos Bay, fol-
FRESH VEGETABLES EVERYTjAy
Peas, Beans, Lettuce, Turnips,
Carrpts, Onions Beets, Cucumbers,
etc.
F. A. SACCHI
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; -apricots- '!
, For Canning. Now is the Time. Ask Your Dealer. ?
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FrVB CENTS
PER LINE
PER DAY.
FOR RENT. Cozlly furnished
housekeeping suite and single bed
rooms. Also' unfurnished house
keeping and single rooms. Close
In and rent reasonable. Phone
144-L.
FOR RENT Two large finely fur
nished rooms. Inquire Mrs. Bar
rle, 280 Eleventh .street.
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms. Phone 49-L.
GET THE Easy-Wringer mop for
75 cts. U. S. Mop Co., Lelpslc, O.
WANTED-J-Ydung girl to takp care
' '"of baby 'during tho day. Apply
9C7 Central avenue.
WANTED iCarpentering and Job
work. Corthell, phone No. 661.
lowing the coast line. This report
has been in circulation here for
some days bh ho one appears to
know where it started.
Name New Boats. Announce
ment Is made that P. K. Masters of
Portland, submitted tho prize win
ning names in the: contest to deter
mine trie 'names of tho two new ves
sels that the Southern Pacific Is hav
ing built at Newport News for the
San Francisco, Portland' and Seattle
run. The 'company blteredi $50 for
the winner of each name, the Idea
being to secure names that would
typify Oregon in some' way. The
names selected were "Bear" and
"Beaver."
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NORTH BEND NEWS
Miss Anne Flanagan spent today
With Marshfleld friends.
r C. F, MqCollum and family .plan
to move .to.jtb.eJr bungalow gn South
Coos River tho latter part of the
week. '
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Mrs. -Leonard Masters of Sumner,
is a guest at the home of her parents
Mr.-and Mrs. F. J. Steckel in Mil
lingtpn. ,
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Gilbert SteckoW of Tthe Curlew, Is
taking a; vacation and is visiting at
the home sf his sister, Mrs. Lincoln
Ellis, on Wolf Creek In Josephine
county; J. Richard is filling his posi
tion 'during Mr. Steckel's absence.
Warren Painter, assistant agent
for tho Alliance in North Bend, will
leave on theM. F. Plant tomorrow
for a week's visit Jn San Francisco.
Mrs. Painter .Is now there and may
return, with Mr. Painter next week.
; Mrs. A. T. Stelner and son, Karl
of Salem, .Ore,, are visiting Mrs.
Stelner's mother, Mrs. L. M. Perry.
They will remain here a month or
six weeks and Mr. Stelner, who Is
the druggist at the state asylum,
will come over and spend a few
weeks before their return.
LOCAL OVERFLOW.
D F.., HAWLEY sends word- from
Ten Mile that he Is getting along
, flnel.and as proof forwarde'd a
nice lunch of trout.
W. S. PAIGE, the well-known",trav-ellng'man
and an enthusiastic Elk,
Is calling on the trade and greet
ing "friends here today. .
Weil Lighted. "Herman Hlllyer
has just installed a splendid gaso
line lighting system In his Club Cigar
Store that makes his establishment
stand out on Front street like a1
harbor light In a fog.
EPWORTH League PICNIC at
Charleston POSTPONED until FRI
DAY, July 16. -
Do not confuse the many cheap
Paints on the market with Shcrwin
WJHIama at MILNER'S.
"OASTLHWqOl)" at the P. K.
Read The Times want ads.
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FIVE SHORT
WORDS BJAKB
ONE LINE.
FOR SALE Household goods. In
quire Times' office.
FOR SALE Launch hull, 30 ft.
long and 7 ft. beam. Address G.
D, Harding, Marshfleld.
FOR .SALE Cheap, Household fur
niture. Apply, before Saturday at
547 South Broadway.
HOTEL FOR SALE' Good furniture
Lease. Address 'A B' care Times.
FOR SALE Blacksmith tools and
shoB at North Bend. R. N. Emery
FOR SALE Malt green at Coos Bay
Eagle B,rewfng' Company In Fern
dale, Phonoi277.
FOR RENT Qne furnished front
room. Call 1C8 Broadway, South.
Personal Holes
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REV. WM. HJo'r'sALL left for Ban
don today f l f
ED. SMITH left this morning for the
co,muv..Wi..;
FRANK DILLON is jnaklng a busi
ness trip (o-'CoqVftfte. 1
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FRED. POWERS left for Seattle and
the east, tufa-morning. I
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A. H. MILLER of Marshfleld, went
to Coqullle on, business,
P. H. BRANNldAN Uefb Itnls morn
ing for tho Coqullle' Valley.
T. F. MILLER of MarShJQeld, went
to Coqullle today on business.
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MRS. J. A.. WALKER of Cooston,
Is visiting .Marshfleld ftjlends.
S. S. NORTON 'of CaHfOrrila, left on
the mornlntr'aln 'for Coqullle.
MRS, J, A. SMITH of Coos River,
was a Marshfleld visitor today.
MRS. WM. KL-AHN 'of North Bend,
was a Marshfleld visitor today.
F. W. BARKER of Marshfleld, will
spend the 'day. la Coqulllo on busi
ness. . . . ' '
P. M. TAYLOR' of Kelso, Wash.,
passed through here; en rwte to
Coqullle this morning.
L. D. PETTYJOHN leaves this week
for an extended business "trip into
the Willamette rvalley.
E. H. GRAST,X,( Jfo , returned today
from the pqule .valley, where
he has been, qn, business.
MISS LAURAtCRU'SE. 6f North
Bend, will bS hostess to a launch
party at the Beach Sunday.
MR. and MRSj FRANK HAGUE left
today for' Coos-iRlvef' where they
will camp for a 'few weeks.
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MRS. WALTER ROBERTSON - of
Eastslde, ,was visiting, and shop
ping In Mar.shfiejd yesterday.
J. C. GREEN, the traveling salesman
of the Pacific Coast Biscuit Com
pany, arrived here yesterday.
MISS SUSIE' ElCKWORH Is vis
iting at the' home of her brother,
Wm. Elckworth,' in Mllllcoma.
MRS. CHRISTIAN HERMANN came
down from 'th6fr 'Cods River ranch
today on business and pleasure.
HERMAN LARS6N of the Larson
Dredging Company, left on this
morning's train for the, Coqullle.
G. D. HARDING and family will
leave shortly for Pugei ' Sound
where they will make their home.
MRS. W. S. CHANDLER arid1 Ben
Chandler arrived here on 'the M.
' F. Plant this morning :from San
' Francisco.1 ''
MRS. C. B- GRELIN,ofvMyrtlp Point,
passed through here, today en
route home from atrlp to Califor
nia points.
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W. C. SCOTT, wljo Is i-epresentlng
Baker anc Hamjttonof San Fran
cisco, left for the, CJoqujlle Valley
this morning.
DR. C. W. TOWER' and family ex
pect to move ip their bungalow on
South Coos River the latter part
of the week.
MRS. J. T. McCORWtAC entertained
a few young jiidleJ'at lupcheon to
day In honor of tier 'guest, Miss
Emma Morse'. ' ' I .
MR. and MRS. LITTLEFIELD of
Bandon, left bri'tho Alliance for
Portland. Tney1 will also take In
tho Seattle fair.
F. W. STEVENS 'left for! Coqullle
this morning oh business. In con
nection with the proposed electric
road to Roseburg. '''' '
MR. and MRS. 'W. F; -RAU ,and two
children left this morning, for San
Francisco where they' expect to
make their futurd-Tiomo,
I. D, CARL of Myrtle Point, who
has been in Marshflold s for a
couple of days, returned ' to his
home town this morning.
JOSEPH TUITI and wife arrived
here from San Francisco today to
visit at the Kronholm homes, Mrs,
Tultl being a relative of tho lat
ter. MR. and MRS. OTTO HILL return
ed today on the M, F. Plant from
an extended visit In their old
homo In Finland and bthor places
In Europe.
A. B. DALY leaves today for Seat
tle where he will attend the meet
ings of the lumber men and take
In, the exposition during the next
two .weeks.
J. ' MON1HAN ' and CATCHER
TROCH of the Marshfleld ball
team, left this morning for Port
land to secure additional talent
for the local club.
L. A. FULLER and son leave today
for Portland where they will be
Joined later by Mrs. Fuller. Mr.
Fuller expects to engage In tho , ;
automobile business.
CAPT. W. C. HARRIS Of Sumner,
was In Marshfleld today on busi
ness and pleasure. He reports
that tho dredging of Catching In
let Is progressing nicely.
4i.!i .is
HENRY W. DIGGS, who has been In
Marshfleld visiting his sister, Mrs. 1
W. C. Scott and also looking aft- '
er Interests In the lumboring busi
ness, left for, Coqullle this morn
ing. 4
A. C. COX, formerly engineer at the
local electric light plant but new
located at Medford, Is expected
here today to visit at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
Cox.
F. C.TIUE and wife of Coqullle,
are spending a few days In Marsh
fleld, Mr. True Is looking after F. 11
a. jjow s commission uusiuesu
while the latter Is In San Fran
cisco. MR. and MRS. A. E. SEAMAN, Ma
rian, Wesley ifnd' Lillian Seaman
River today; Virginia Clarke is II
to be the guest of Lillian Seaman
at "The Orchard."
MRS. F. A. LANG, formerly Miss j
Annie Forty, arrived here on the
M. F. Plant to visit her mother,
"Grandma" Forty and other rela
tives in Marshfleld. This Is her
first visit here In about twenty
two years.
MRS. CRAMER BATSFORD, for-
mnrlv Mlaa T.lllv Mnrp.tinnt nrrlved
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here from San Francisco, on tno
M. F. Plant for a two or threo
months visit with friends and rela
tives In this section. Mr. Batsford
will come up later for a hunting
trip. .
MRS. L. H. HAZARD and children
passed through here today en
route home to Coqullle from Cali
fornia. The children have spent
several months with their grand
parents In California, Mrs. Hazard
going down a few weeks ago to
bring them back.
JAMES HUTCHESON' arrived here
from Eureka to'day for a short
visit with relatives here. He Is
looking well, feeling fine and a
sight of good old Coos Bay was 4
all that he needed to make him
supremely happy evcin though ho
says EurekriMs a mighty good
place.
CLAUDE STUTSMAN and wife re
turned on the Plant from Califor
nia where they have been on their
honeymoon trip. They had a
vorv nlenpffint. trln. vlsltlnir Snn V
Francisco, Berkeley and many
other places. Mr. Stutsman says
automoblllng Is fine on the Cali
fornia roads.
MRS. F. OSTERMANof North Bond,
was a Marshfleld business visitor
today. She and Mr. Osterman are
planning to return to Boise, Ida.,
In a month or six weoks, Mr. Os
terman having recovered his
health sufficiently to resume rail
roading. They are closing out
their store. in North Bend.
C, L. KIDDER arrived this morning
from Marshfleld to remain two or
three days, looking after business
matters. He reports the Coos Bay
region rather quiet, but strong
hopes are entertained there of tho
early construction of a railroad to
Roseburg and the east. Conse
quently a very optimistic feeling
prevails. Roseburg Review.
MRS. L. .F. O'KELLY returned on
tho Plant from an extended so
journ In California, Whllo away
she visited also Old Mexico and
Arizona and reports that nowhere
was there any evidence of better
times than on Coos Bay. Sho re
ports great Interest in this sec
tion by many peoplo In California
who are only waiting the advent
of, a railway to hurry to Coos Bay.
SWIMMING wings at MILNER'S.
"CASTLEWOOD" at the P.. K,
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