The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, September 21, 1909, EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text, -v , . tjr-or ?&&-' 4W.W',,' " -'" ' sr 7 jJjrfH?ffint JWWyj'jP- !L 7-?W ywfl'r? tI F"lJw5 Wr Hi3JH5 'V rwipwp-BBwiBBwgiMIB ' i 4 f - - - 'Tf . .. -:? ftWW'nMi!lK'"' HWIWHWIlii .1 4-. amtu,. .. , , , - ,. ' THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1909 EVENING EDITION ii.jiil(i)ijWtf flfflllsJ7IEajai First Showing of Ladies' Ready-toWear garments sis7s7s7s7jr7jr7s7ji7s7s7s7s7s7s77MBMWaMMtlMMIJIjlwl,MaMM,,M,M, A most pleasing array of the season's latest styles in Suits, Cloaks, Capes and Cravenettes ir'3l7rtB," - .. . B f -UI3WBM!UlllJ.iXiIBMI0lM!lm '' '""'" up ... -. ii-Tn 1 1 1 11 in,. IB urn1 '"!" m -r-wgp- --! TF-fW ' TT I- i Jit- A UMI IP MIUIIIttlllMlW ! f I I i I 1 I 1 9 Id's; . fr lift I ; mi I : ISi '- : 1 I '" It, 'M I 1 1 u Direct from the most fashionable tailors in New York and Chicago Our doors will be open to all comers tomorrow and it will be a great pleasure most select stock of Ladies' Wearing Apparel ever displayed on Coos Bay We want you to come and feel most welcome as we will be able to show you display of fine garments See the big window display MERCHANT 1 The Big; Store- RALLY SERVICE GREAT SUCCESS Interesting Program at Marsh- field Methodist Church Sunday. The service which was held at the Methodist church, Sunday evening being Rally Day exercises, were STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL MERGE, OCTOUER 1ST, 1008, TO SEPTEMBER 20T11, 1000 Cash Receipts From AH Sources. In bank, September 30th, 190S $ S9.43 Subscriptions to Chamber of Commerce 3,252.50 Received from Dredge earnings 1,782.07 Total, Expenditures. Advertising $1,211.39 Oregon and Idaho Development Congress: First meeting Marshfleld, Aug, 1908. O. & I. D. Congress, Vale, Dec, 190S. O. & I. D. Congr., Burns, Dec, 1909. O. & I. D. Cong., Weiser, Ida., 1909. O. & I. D. Congr.. Mfld, Aug., 1909. Expense in obtaining Port Commission Paid out account dredge, overtime and labor... Rent , Salary, acting secretary Salary, janitor. . , Postage Debts created prior to October 1st, Telograph service Telephone, rental and tolls Expense, committee to Myrtle Point Stovo Fuel Typewriter supplies and repairs Post olllce box rent Portland papers and stationery.. ,, Petty expenses Balance on hnnd September 20. 100!) Amount Ilm to n,vdj; ' S,',"'iuIk'1' (' l""- C. A. Smith Lumber and Manufncturlng Colnl,n' Ernest Smith, filling ' D, Ambroso, filling ' Win. Fan-In, filling ,, Flnnngnn estate et al, filling ' ' ' ' " City of Marshfleld, filling , dins, Nolilo, filling ... ,, i Richard Noble, filling ..',.. Robert Kruger, filling , . B. O. Hnrriinan, filling Carl Albreoht, filling .T."5r .' . . . . JTenrv Holm, filling i w ,1' ' XT'. WMIInmg not, i to filll,,,. " " ' ""'""I Mlllllh , , , MIckle & ForgiiBon, filling , ,' Simon Brown, fining t...., ,, I. Thicker, filling ,,..,"' F. P. Norton, lumber F. M. Frledbercr, lumber '. 'T,vl TTolsiiPr, lumber Ono rote of Ezra A. Malz Nelson Iron Works Total $3,554.21 Thin "balance duo from dredge tum'. ns 80" ns collected Is to bo dls frlliutcil to subscribers who have no n'ready been paid by dredglngs. J. T. McCORMAC, President, !;iiSr'7"r"''ffbt' quite largely attended. The heads of the different departments took their places oil the platform with President A. J. Drews who led the services. After a number of songs led by L. iW. Traver, Choiister and reading of I scripture, the history of the present ." rfsIT ner who, with Mrs. J. W. Carter, are the only charter members at present living here. The chapter was organized in March 1S37, just after the big revival which was held in this city by Mrs. Barrett and was given her name. Two years later it CONDITION, CHAMBER OF COM- $5,124.00 . $20C25 . 75.00 , 148.70 , 128.00 , 380. G2 $93S.57 632. G5 452.00 GOO. 00 , GOO. 00 ,. , . , t 133.00 190S , . , t railroad project iti ' ' 100.25 95.05 41. Gl 35.25 14,20 7.50 20.50 13.00 3.00 45.10 11.40 -? 1,957.47 $160.53 $400.00 194.32 34.45 44.45 G2.00 1,305.90 2S.65 110. 4G 77.70 20.00 37.G7 47.41 20.00 43.72 S.72 S4S.00 2.70 3.00 3.00 2S.00 234.00 .'! Marshfleld Clwmbpr of Commerce. gtfiiwiaiiftia was reorganized and has held an important place in the history of the Marshfleld Methodist church. A talk ou the duties of the 1st vice-president was very entertaining ly given followed by the solo "A Dird With a Broken Wing" by the most pleasing of the younger solo ists of our city, Mrs. Mary Hutchins. Mrs. Hutchins .rendition of this song deserves special praise and was one of the best numbers on the program, The second vice-president gave a short talk on "World Evangelism," followed by the third vice-president who told of the "Work of the Mercy and Help Department" and despite the statehieiit that Marshfleld has no needy people this department has found a way to use $24 in buvinc I household necessaries such as coal, j flour, etc., in the past year only had also given though after each case been investigated. The fourth vice-president read an interesting report on "What the League Had Done in a Social Way." The treasurer's report and amounts of money raised In the past year. The secretary's report gives a present membership of 55 active (i and associate members. paper , read by F. C. Birch on "What the' V League Can Do" was ably handled.? being given close attention. The exercises were a complete suc cess In every way and showed what an earnest band of young people can do when banded together. rnilr fr... H.r. nn.i.L.n. ...nM ... on ; , V . outlined by the president and con- auiui-iiuie wui-k us aireaay piannea has been begun. AGKl) WOMAN IS DICAI). Mrs. Anna Henry ot Oakland, Sue- Climbs. ROSEBURG, Ore., Sept. 20. Mrs. Anna M. Henry, probably the oldest resident of Douglas county, died at Oakland at the age of 99 years. She had been nn Invalid for many years past. She was a native of Switzer land, coming to this country at the age of seven years, with her parents. Her husband, to whom she was mar ried In 1S37, died in Pennsylvania in 1S53. Sho had resided in Douglas county since 18S9, dividing her time between her children at Oakland and DUlnrd, She leaves two sons nnd two daughters: Isaac Henry of Penn sylvania; John Henry and Mrs. Leah Barrott of Dlllard, and Mrs. Cath erine Herstino of Oakland. Besides these thero aro 20 grand children nnd nine great grandchil dren and six great great grandchil dren. BEWARE OF OINTMKXTS FOR CATARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY. mercury will surely rieMror the ense ot tmell niul rnmplelely ticmnne tho whole tern w hen entering it tlrmiRh the nuicims mr f(H. Such artte'e bIhiiiM never bt n.cl except on prescriptions from rerntnhle phu. Ictatm, ns thetUmi;o thev will il.i in ten foM o the. good oiuan polhly derhe from them Hall's t'atarrh t'nre, mnufaetiircil hv y J, Uheney ,1 Co. Toltslo. O., contain no merrurr, ml t taVen Internally, acttnt; directly upo'n the lilooil ami miwou fiir(' c of iho e)tem In litoine Hall's Catar'h Cure lo fare vou get the Ecnulue. It Is taken In'ernally ami inaile In Tolclo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney A Co. Tettl monlals I ce. PiM liy Onigelfts. Price 7.V' fer liottle. Take Hall's Kamllv Pill's lor constipation. ftJSTOPU With Mrs. NETTIE HARRISON':, 4-DA Y HAIR COLOR. It is the onh tntirely successful and satisfactory prepa ration for the purpose. Simple - Haim less - Certain. Sold for 20 years, am: its friends are legion. It never fails Price $1.00. At all druggists ami o BROWN DRUG ,CO.MARSHFIELD. r ' ' a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a- SILVERWARE. 6 A 1-Triple Plated tea- .. spoons OOc A 6 A 1-Triple Plated table- . I I i spoons $2.00 t Beautiful Patterns and War- f ranted for ten years. At the i I? i KfcJJ DKU5S ., n --tt-8---a-tt-8-8-8-a-8n 8--8-8-8-8--8-n-a-H-n-8- vv. pav rs rrrvrs iinr!E I tt ,FOR EMrTV COAL OIL CANS a TAKE ALL YOU WILL 8 11RING. $ Coos 'Bay Oil & ? Supply Co. '? Marshfleld, Ore., Phone 33 .. -a-8---8-U-a-tt-o-ti For Indigestion and all stomach trouble take Foley's Orlno Laxative as it stimulates the stomach and liver and regulates the bowels and will positively cure habitual con stipation. RED CROSS PHAR- MA'CY, (John Preuss, Prop.) tx-a--8-n-K-::-8-8-H-8-8-s n n SIXTV CENTS PER DOZEN' .1 8 8 tx PINTS for , - . - 8 lISm B ZJ?11 S. nigii luiie j Steam Beer. 1.20 FOR FIVE A GALLON KEG. $2.20 for 10- I gallon keg. Phone your order to ? COOS RAY EAGLE BREWING ? ? COMPANY. ? PHONE 277 MARSHFIELD ? -tt-a-n-n-n-a-a-rt-n--a-n-8 "ARE YOU SATISFIED YOUR LAUNDRY WORK?" IF NOT TRY THE WITH Marshf ield Hand & Seam Laundry OUR SPECIALTY: HIGH GRADE WORK AND PROMPT SERVICE. PHONE 220.J. Have that Roof Fixed Now See GORTHELL PHONE 100.L. The fwaMrogmmngMiui a STYLE FIT WILLIAR! DUNN SUCCESSOR TO Creighton GUARANTEED MADE-TO-MEASURE CLOTHING We have a new method of cleaning that is a winner. Try it once and you'll call again. We press and repair clothes bought of us, as long as they last, free of charge. Broadway, next to C. A. Smith Office. iki Marshfleld COMFORT Oregon WEAR Do you want to buy something? Read the Times' Want Ads. The Value of Good Digestion Is easy to figure if you know what your stomaclv. is worth. Kodol keeps the stomach at par value, by insuring good digestion. Kodol cures Dyspepsia,. Kodol Insures good digestion by absolutely duplicating N .ure's normal process, In perfectly digest ing all food taken into the stom ach. While Kodol is doing this, the stomach Is resting and becoming strong and healthy. A strong and neauny stomacn guarantees a sound and active brain. The man with a sound stomach a stomach that is doing for tho body just what Nature intended it to do is the man who is always prepared for any emergency. He is "there with tho goods" The wan with a sick stomach, is a man Bick all over. When the stomach is irritated by undigested food, the blood and heart are di rectly affected. Then dullness, un natural sleepiness, sick-headaches, vertigo and fainting spells, and even serious brain trouble develop. Kodol will prevent these. Spurring the stomach and brain LOCKILVRTtt',YRSONS lmUG CO., 'Marshtle jt, Ore. HUGH HdJm GENERAL CONTRACTOR Wholesale and Retail Dealer BEAVER HILL COAL Imported Cement. Crushed Rock Sand, Brick Lime Won n to show you the a most pleasing Busy People feftys3Ati$ Launch Express Leaves tho Maze for Marshfleld at a. m arriving about 9 a. ru. Leaves MarrhCeld for the head of Navigation at 3 p m. PARE, 50c. ROUND TBIP, 73c. Snb.fect'tn C!inrtc;frnm'0 to 3. Cnpt. Davp Holden's Launch North Star No. 1 Xenrcs for NORTH INLET connect ing with TEN MILE stage, daily at service of tho tide. Don't miss the name and number, "NORTH STAR NO. 1" For further information apply at! THE FINNISH COOPERATIVE STORE. Bayside Paint Co.. EVERYTHING IN PAINTS AND" WALL PAPER. Coos Building, 05 Market Avenue. Phone 200-L, Marshfleld, Ore. to special effort by "tonics" and "stimulants" doesn't cure anything, or accomplish any good. Neither' does dieting. Indigestion and tha serious ailments which it induces can be averted and corrected only by natural means. Kodol supplies this natural means. It performs the stomach's. wurit ior k just as tho stomach should perform It while the stom ach takes a little rest, "for the-, stomach's sake." Our Guarantee i?1t?.rTouruee'st today nnd get a dol lor bottle. Then utter you hove used the entire contents of the Wtle If sou tan, honestly Bay, that It has not done you an? K'iH'r1 tile b0Mle to tb0 drureist ond , he will refund your money without ouea "? "7 J& U the pay 1$ 2- fefewnsi' ?5ec: cewtottle. " " U" mucU as ,he fir' tories pf E. C. DeWitt Co.; Chicago. Sdlil hv E .rp -Of, $ ' L J 1 m piM. rtiK niHA. al flUw 'JjM' utife. ".aMPniH' r,iH stMK- -4rfer-,