THE C00S BAY TIWIES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1910 EVENING EDITION.
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on every occasion and
in every place. Always
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$1.00 a Rip
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DUTCHESS TROUSERS
give Style, Comfort and
Service at moderate cost.
10 Cents a Button; $1.00 a
Rip.
Woolen Mill Store
"Mill-To-Muii Clothiers,"
Mnrshlk'hl, Oregon.
foil Probably Know
HOW ANNOYING IT IS TO HAVE THE FACE SMART, BURN
AND FILL UP WITH FRECKLES JUST THE MINUTE YOU EX
POSE YOURSELF TO THE SUN. TO OBVIATE ANY SUCH UN
PLEASANTNESS YOU SHOULD USE NVAL'S PACK CREAM
HAVE IT ON THE DRESSER, KEEP IT HANDY AND IF YOU ARE
TRAVELLING, CARRY IT WITH YOU.
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU.
IT'S WORTH MUCH MORE, BUT IT'S ONLY
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(Ry Associated Press.)
OREGON Fair to-night;
Tuesday fair, except showers In
noithwest portion; cooler inte
rior west portion; southerly
winds.
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Klks to Meet. Maishfleld lodge of
Elks will meet Wednesday evening
to take up important business.
25c a Jar
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
"The Busy Corner"
Prescriptions Accurately compounded,
Coos Bay Roseburg Stage Lme.
Daily stage between llosfbtil-g mul MmtlilU'Jd, commencing June
10. Stage leaves luily and Sunday lit i n. in. Pino $0.(h..
OTTO SCHKTTKH, Agent, C. 1 IIAKNAUI),
120 MARKET A V., Mnihbileld. " Agent, llOSEHUHG, ORK.
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STEAMER M. F. PLANT
Sails for San Francisco every eight days.
TICKETS RESERVED UP TO THE ARRIVAIi OP THE SHIP,
RESERVATIONS AVILL BE CANCELLED AT THAT TIME UN- K
MSS TICKET IS BOUGHT, ft
High Elk Coming. Sec. George
Goodrum of the Marshfield Elks lodge
to-day received word that Dr. R. A. F.
McKay of Portland, district deputy,
w.il visit the Masrhfield lodge
Wednesday evening, June 22. A spe
cial meeting will he called for that
date and the local lodge will endeavor
to give him a royal welcome.
plan-1 v- v
day, rt EJ. ma -,, 3 njnj.An O
now. CIdUIiai I1UIC&
State of Washington, and were
nlng to go to Coqu'lle yester
where Mr. Cresor is emplojed
The funeral occurred this nftornoon IG$$$O$$&$$0&$$&C&iiGG&&
at two o"clock. The floral offerings
were many and beautiful.
Itcgistrnlion Stmts. Registration
for the coming primaries and elec
tion opened to-day. Some difficulty
is being encountered in registering
voters as each voter registering be
sides making an affidavit must have
two Marshfield property owners as
witnesses. The property owners as
witnesses are not always easily
picked up.
E. G. PERHAM spent Sunday with
his family in this citj.
Council Tuesday. The Marshfield
city council will meet to-morrow
night to take up various city mat
ters, among which will be the ques
tion of -changing the paving of Elrod
avenue from plank to bituminous
rock. It is hardly believed that the
change can be made now owing to it
being so late in the season and that
the property owners are said to be
far from unanimous for the change.
Weds in Portland. Mr. Raymond
i-eiue anu .miss Hazel l'atges were
married at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Patges
at 194S East Yamhill street, Port
land, Saturday evening, June 11. Mr.
Pettio formerly resided in Marsh
field. About a year ago he went to
Ronton, Wash., where he engaged in
the jewelry business, and at that
place the new couple will make their
home. Mr. Pettie's brother and sis
tor reside In Marshfield.
NORTH BEND NEWS
Child Dies. Georgia Rose Cresor,
twenty-two-months'-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Cresor, died at
their home at South Second and Hall
street yesterday morning at 8 o'clock.
She had been ailing from birth. The
family recently moved here from the
John Conklln
home on South
is quite
Inlet.
Ill at his
MAYOR E. E. STRAW returned Sat
urday affernoon from a week's
stay in Poitland.
REV. G. LEROY HALL left to-day
for Haynes Inlet, where he will de
liver a few sermons.
A. J. SAVAGE left via Roseburg this
morning to attend the Masonic
meetings at Portland.
. OTTO HILL leaves soon for tho
head of Catching Inlet, where he
will spend the summer.
R.
M. HORTON, who has been spend
ing several weeks at Coquille is in
Marshfield to-day on business.
HERBERT LOCKHART has returned
from Portland, where he has been
attending the Masonic gatherings.
MRS. G. LEROY HALL and children
teft to-day for "The Cedars," where
they will spend a few days visiting
at the Watkins' home.
W. H. BUNCH, County School Super
intendent, was here from Coquille
to spend Sunday with friends and
to look after business.
dler the past year, left this morn
ing for Crescent City, Calif., where'
he will visit for a few weeks.
GORDON RASMUSSEN is expected
homo Tuesday from Corvallls,
whero ho has been atending the
Oregon State Agricultural Col
lege, to spend tho summer vacation.
R. O. KAUFMAN and wif6 and Karl
Kaufman are expected here to
morrow from Helena, Mont., to
visit at the home of Messrs. Kauf
man's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. S.
Kaufman. ,
MISS LETTIE LARSON" is expected
in to-day from the Larson country
home to attend the handkerchief
shower which Miss Mamie Mahoney
will give this evening In honor of
Miss Kathleen Bennett.
H. C. DIERS of North Bend was in.
Marshfield to-day. He reports that
the title to the- Kinney property
and the Coos Bay Rapid Transit
matter' was not cleared up Satur
day, as was announced.
MISS LUCY HORTON, who has been
attending the University of Wash
ington at Seattle, is expected home
the last of the week for the sum
mer vacation.
Mrs. E. W. Fahy and Robert and
Miss Hazel of Billiards are expected
here this week to visit relatives.
.A telephone is being put in at Coos
ton for the use of the Mlzpah Bible
Class, who leave to-day for a two
weeks' outing.
FOR SALE. Cheap, 30-foot gaso
line launch, nearly new; 1G H.P.
engine; all in good repair; price
?S00. Address Marshfield P. O.
Box 353.
WANTED.
Bend Hotel,
Cook. Apply North
Mrs. William Jones and son, Ran
dall, of Union avenue, leave to-day
for a few days' visit at tho Noah
home at Eastslde.
JUDGE CYRUS HAPPY and wife nnd
son, John, are expected hero to
morrow to visit at the home of
Judge Happy's daughter, Mrs. G.
W. Kaufman. x
MISS LOLA MAY MONTGOMERY is
expected here in a couple of weeks
from Decatur, 111., to spend tho
summer with her sisters, Mrs. D.
Y. Stafford and Mrs. Colby Perry,
and her brother, R. J. Montgom
ery. She may be accompanied by
her grandmother, who, although,
she is past eighty years old, is de
sirous of seeing the West.
V. C. TIPPETT, cashier of the C003
Bay Home Telephone Company,
will le.Tuo to-morrow via Roseburg
for San Francisco, whero he is
called by the serious illness of his
mother.
Sam Archer, who has spent several
months at his old home in Scotland,
has returned. Ills niece came with
him and will remain.
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Simpson and
Miss Flossie Hayes, who havo been
spending a few weeks in Portland at
the Rose Carnival, will return home
this week.
F. S. Dow, Agent Marshfield, Ore.
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kj Siils from Coos Ray Jnne 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, at service- of tide. -3
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E'RE EASY ON LINEN. ONCE, THE STEAM LAUN
DRY WAS THE BUTT OF THE FUNNY MAN, BUT THE
MOST THOUGHTLESS JOKER KNOWS THAT MODERN
LAUNDERING HAS REACHED A POINT FAR IN ADVANCE
P HOME LAUNDERING, EVEN IN THE EASY HANDLING
P LINEN. WE KNOW OF NO LAUNDRY AS HARD UPON
CLOTHES AS IS THE HOME SCRUBBING-BOARD, AND WE
pl'HTHER KNOW THAT OUR OWN LAUNDRY HANDLES
THE SOFTEST, THINNEST FABRICS IN THE FINEST MAN
NER POSSIBLE. WE OETER LAUNDRY IDEALITY. EVER
TRIED IT -V. ;'
Coos Bay Steam laundry I j
J. E. LYONS, Manager.
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WANTED. Chambermaid. Apply at
Lloyd Hotel.
WANTED. Girl to work in kitchen;
good wages to right party. Phone
285.
WANTED. 4 or 5-room furnished
cottage or housekeeping rooms in
residtnee district; must bt reason
able and not too far out. Address
M., care of Times.
FOR SALE. Wheeler & Wilson sew
ing machine; almost new. Phone
273J.
FOR SALE. Eastslde residence, fur
nished or unfurnished; ground 50
xlOO, fenced and clear; fine view;
two blocks from school, postofllce
ard store; price reasonable. George
Downing, Eastslde, Oregon.
WANTED. To rent piano lor the
summer; will give reference. P GO,
care Times.
FOR SALE. One of the best gaso
line pleasure launches on tho Bay;
splendidly finished and equipped;
go-d as new; boat house and all
accessories; at a bargain. Address
W., care Times.
1URNISIIKD HOUSE WANTED.
5-room furnished house or fur
nished looms wanted; no children.
Address Box 329.
FOR SALE. Cheap, two lots, Nos. 0
and 10, Block No. G9, Porter Addi
tion to North Bond. Write or
Phono P. Hanrahan, Bandon, Ore.
WANTED. To buy at once, United
Wireless Preferred Stock. -State
price to Company agent, O, L Hop
son, Box 207, Bandon, Ojegon.
FARMS FOR SALE. Tracts from
five acres to fifteen hundred acres,
improved and unimproved. Price?
from $G00 to $25,000, according
to location and improvements. Al
so choice city property. Appl
Hall & Hall, Marshfield.
FOR RENT Store In Coos Hullding.
Apply at Woolen Mill Store.
HELEN MCLAUGHLIN, daughter of
Mrs. McLaughlin of South Marsh
field, who has been very ill of 'in
flammatory rheumatism, is re
ported Improving.
W. S. CHANDLER of San Francisco
is expected here to-morrow, com
ing via Portland, to look nfter his
new building and other business
Interests on the bay.
REYNOLD SEARS, who has been
employed as bell boy at The Chan-
FRANK LAW, a brother of Mrs.
Eugene Crosthwalt, Is a guest at
the Crosthwalt home In Marshfield.
Mr. Law is a telegraph operator
and has recently been working at
San Frnnclsco and Portland, hav
ing come to the coast from Kansas
City a few months ago.
C. C. GOING left to-day for Portland,
where he has been summoned as a
witness in the case of J. C. Craw
ford, tho former Coos Bay lawyer,
who Is under arrest there for Im
personating a United States Secret
Service officer. Mr. Andrews, tho
other witness, will leave on tho
Breakwater.
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The W. C. T. U. will meet Wednes
day at 2:30 at the 'North Bend
Church. This Is the mothers' meet
ing, so all mothers are cordially In
vited to come and bring their children.
NOTICE TO FIREMEN.
All firemen are requested to meet
at their hall, Tuesday evening, June
14th, at 7:30 P. M.
J. W. DAVIS, President.
Read the Times Want Ads.
Use The Times' Want Ads.
S&y iwflplillSBSl
The
new medium-back
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Her name was Miss Susan Jane Larrison,
She declared her intention to marry soon;
She tried "Drifted Snow"
Her bread caught a beau
Her name now is Mrs. John Harrison.
Your Grocer has it
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V. E. HAGUE. M. D. SUMNER.
Attention
Rope Buyers
WE ARE NOW IN A POSITION TO FILL ALL ORDERS
FOR ROPE, ROTH IN SMALL AND LARGE SIZES DIRECT
FRO.M THE STOCK WE CARRY ON HAND IN COIL OR IN
1JHOKEN LOTS.
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SUPPLIES I
The Coos Bay Oil and Supply
Company undor tho management of
J. W. Flanagan will continue to han
dle the Union Oil Company's gaso-'
ine, distillate, benzine and coal oil
at their oil homso across the Bay to
which place they have moved their J
ofllce. Phone 302. 1
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Pacific Monumental
and Building Works
H. II. WILSON, Proprietor
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A CARLOAD OP GRANITE AND MARI1LE.
Especially ordered for uionumonts to be finished by Memorial
Day, is now on the way. Place your orders early.
A carload of finished marble Just arrived.
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