THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1910 EVENING EDITION
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IN AMERICA
The WOOLEN MILL STORE
Mill-to-Man Clothiers
Marshfield . Oregon
MANV A GOOD COOK'S REPUTATION' COMES FROM THE FLAV
ORING SHE USES.
LOCKHART-PA RSONS
EXTRACT VANILLA
usually deserves all the praise, because It gives an Individual flavor
to deserts, Ices, puddings, candles, custards and pastry. It gives that
delicious natural flavor of the finest Mexican Vanilla Beans. That
is why I.OCKHART & PARSON'S' EXTRACT VANILLA IS NEVER
KQl'ALIiEI).
Price 25 Cents
FOK SALE AT THE BUSV CORNER.
PHONE 208.
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
"The Busy Corner"
Prescriptions Accurately compounded,
Dishes
FREE
Graniteware
ANY ARTICLE SHOWN IN OUR WINDOW GIVEN AWAY
ABSOLUTELY
FREE
WITH EACH ?1.00 CASH PURCHASE. THIS OFFER LASTS
ONLY AS LONG AS THESE ARTICLES LAST.
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HERE IS A CHANCE TO GET SOMETHING FOR NOTHING.
AT
Pioneer Hardware Co.
330 FRONT ST.
F. E. HAGUE, Prea. M. D. SUMNER, Vlce-Pres.
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Pacific Monumental
and Building Works
H. H. WILSON, Proprietor
A CARLOAD OF GRANITE AND IARBLE. -
Especially ordered for monuments to bo finished by Memorial
Day, Is now on the way. Place your orders early.
A carload of finished marble Just arrived. 1
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We Study
Your Interest
AHEAD OF OUR OWN. IT'S NOT PHILANTHROPY EITHER.
IT'S SIMPLY SOUND BUSINESS POLICY TO PLEASE YOU
WITH MERITORIOUS SERVICE. CONSIDERING THE MOD
ERATE CHARGE WE MAKE, OUR LAUNDRY IS ABOUT
THE MOST ECONOMICAL SHOP IN TOWN. IF WE CANNOT
WIN YOUR APPROBATION WE MIGHT AS WELL QUIT
THE BUSINESS. BUT WE CAN WIN IT AFTER YOU HAVE
RECEIVED A SAMPLE OF OUR WORK AND DO A LITTLE
JUDGING. WE USE NOT ONLY SOFT, BUT PURE WATER.
PHONE 57J. '
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
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Have that Roof Fixed
Now
See CORTHELL
PHONE 100-L,
FOR SALE.
NEW 11-FOOT AWNING AND
ALL KINDS OF NEW AND SECOND
HANI) GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH,
180 BROADWAY, SECOND HANI)
STORE.
COOS BAY TIDES.
JULY
High water A. M.
Date.
Thursday 21
Friday... 22
Saturday 23
SUNDAY 24
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1:14
1:49
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JULY
Low water I A. M
Date.
Thursday 21
Friday... 22
Saturday 23
SUNDAY 24
h.m.
6:01
6:35
7:11
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P.M.
buying up hides of all kinds and
some large shipments have been sent
out.
Loft on StiiRO. G. A. Nickerson,
W. J. Conrad, Joseph McCalvy and
L W. Schroeder left on the Roseburg
stage this morning.
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t rersonai motes, $
SHERIFF GAGE was here yesterday
evening from Coqulile.
h.m.
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6:36
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THE WEATHER.
(By Associated Press.)
OREGON Showers to-night
or Friday, except fair in south-
west.
Do More Paving. Roseburg Is to
pave five more blocks of street with
asphalt. The new paving is to be In
the Chadwlck addition.
Two Parties To-Day. Miss Eliza
beth Kaufman will entertain at her
home this evening. Mrs. P. M. WII-
Jbur is giving a party this afternoon.
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Cliolr Practice. The choir of the
Lutheran Church will meet for re
hearsal to-night in place of Friday
ovening, when the moonlight excur
sion takes place. Members will please
tako notice;
A MENACE TO
PUBLIC HEALTH.
The condition of the sewer
on North Front street is rapidly
becoming a menace" to public
health. The stench that arises
from it is something that is al-
most intolerable at times. It is
plainly the duty of the public
health ofllcers or someone else
In authority ot investigate the
matter and have the nuisance
abated without delay.
It should be effectually at-
tended to at once.
Waited For Gasoline. Joe Yonk-
ers could not make ,his regular trip
j to South Slough this afternoon be
I cause of the shortaire of casolinn Hp
had enough to get up here, but not
enough to go back on. There Is a
shortage of gasoline, but the Nann
Smith will bring a big shipment and
Yonkers had to wait until tho vessel
arrived.
CAPT. BOICE of the life saving ser
vice was In the city to-day.
I R. TOWER returned this morning
from Coos River, where ho has
been for several days.
CAPT. ROBERT JONES, of the tug
Robarts, of the Siuslaw, is greet
ing old friends on the Bay.
CHAS. S. KAISER, formerly of North
Bond, but recently a resident of
Bandon, has gone to Wrights, California.
GEORGE FLANAGAN, who was in
the city for a-few days, has le
turned to Ten Mile, whero his fam
ily Is camping.
G. J. SCOTT of McMinnvIIIe, Oregon,
is looking over the resources and
prospects of Coos Bay with a view
to locating here.
MeotliiK With Success. Attorney
R. O. Graves is at work on securing
the rights of way for the Coos Bay
Boise Railroad. He is working on
the route between Myrtle Point and
Marshfield. A good deal of the prop
erty is owned by non-residents and
it takes some time to get replies, but
with those who are residents of the
county, Mr. Graves Is having no trou-
I ble In securing the rights of way.
MRS. HENRY SENGSTACKEN, Mrs.
John S. Coke and Mrs. McPherson,
who have been at Ten Mile, aro
expected home to-morrow.
MAYOR L. J. SIMPSON nf NTnrtli
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uena anu wne, returned to-day
from San Francisco, where they
have been attending the wedding
of Miss Edith Simpson.
Crossed Out. The schooner Esther
Buhne crossed out this morning.
She was loaded with lumber for Cal
ifornia.
Shipping Hides. A large collec
tion of hides of all kinds is being
sorted out ready for shipment at the
Breakwater wharf. Several buyers
have been going through the" country
NOTICE.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNrC:
Evan Lucas, formerly ofthe firm of
LUCAS & HOPSON.'-has sold his one
half interest in the real estate busi
ness conducted- under the above name
to John R. Rohles. The business will
be conducted under the same firm
name as heretofore. '
(Signed) UCAS & HOPSON,
Per Otho L. Hopson.
,MK and MRS. F. S. NEWMAN, who
recently returned from Alaska, are
visitors on the Bay and left this
morning for Bandon to look over
the Coqulile Valley country.
Buy Your
BUTTER, CREAM and MILK
of the
Coos Bay Ice & Cold Storage
Company.
Free Delivery. Phone 73J.
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FOR SALE. Homestead relinquish
ment. Address P. O. Box 572,
North Bend.
WANTED. Girl for general house
work; three in family. Inquire
1165 Flanagan avenue or phone
253-L. "
FOR RENT. Modern house, corner
Third street and Anderson avenue.
Phone 2 5 3-J.
GASOLINE LAUNCH and boat house
for sale cheap, If taken soon. In
quire at Retail Lumber Yard, O. M.
Johnson.
FARMS FOR SALE. Tracts from
five acres to fifteen hundred acres,
Improved and unimproved. Prices
from $600 to $25,000, according
to location and improvements. Al
so choice city property. Apply
Hall & Hall, Marshfield.
FOR SALE. FnrinliiB, fruit and tim
ber land. Inquire of C. W. Sanford,
Marshfield, Oregon.
FOR RENT. Nicely furnished room,
two blocks north of Woolen Mill
store; corner Park and Broadway.
Phone 165-R.
LLOYD HOTEL SX5K,
the Garfield
nr management,
remodeled and refurnished throughout. Only
family hotel In UarsbtUld. Everything now
and clean with comforts of home. Free baths,
Get ) our monci's worth. Ghc me a trial, yju
will coniH again, uhil-b, u.r, ovu, jc iuu,
week, 2 00 to J5 00. Also furnished houtekeep.
fng apartments with gas ranges. Mrs. llildget
Vroprleliess.
THE ROYAL
THE PLAYHOUSE ofQUAUTY!
TONIGHT
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Another Cowboy Story,
MISS RUTH CAMERON, of Alva, Ok
lahoma, and Miss Ethel Trainer, of
Wichita, Kans., arrived on the
Plant to-day to visit with Mrs. L.
W. Langdon of Bay Park, during
the summer months. Miss Train
er Is a graduate nurse of several
years' experience and came to Coos
Bay with the intention of remain
ing If she finds her profession pay
ing here.
Plant Arrives. The steamer M. F.
Plant crossed in over the bar about
12:30 P. M.
NORTH BEND NEWS
Miss Edna Ray was a North Bend
visitor yesterday.
Garfield Imhoff left on the Break
water for Portland.
Miss NeHle Trlbbey was a North.
Bend visitor jesterday.
Win. Vaughn left on a business trip
to the Willnmette Valley.
Mrs. E. E. Hayes and Miss Flossie
spent yesterday at Coqulile City.
Mrs. C. A. Nollner and children are
spending a few weeks at Ten Mile.
Dave Wallace of Ross Inlet, who
has been very 111, is now Improving.
Mr. and Mrs. John Longstaft left
on tho Breakwater for Portland yes
terday. Mrs.-J. Hill, who has been quite
ill at her home In old North Bond, is
improving.
Mrs. Ed. Landenburg and baby are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mastoden
at Shore Acres.
Mrs. Bradfiold and son, Pasquin,
of Marshfield, were North Bend vis
itors yesterday.
Mrs. O. P. Noah of Eastslde has
been seriously til at her home for
the past six months.
Miss Mary Hansen left on the
Breakwater for a short visit with
relatives at Aberdeen, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Farriss, who
have been camping on the Rood place
for several weeks, have returned.
Tho Methodist Episcopal Home
Missionary Society met yesterday at
the home of Mrs. Edgar McDaniel.
An excursion will be given for Dun
can Hendry, at tho Sand Hills this
evening. Mr. Hendry leaves soon for
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard ot Toronto,
Canada, arrived Monday by way of
Drain to visit their daughter, Mrs,
Chas. Cavanaugh.
Mrs. Henry I. Rels, Lloyd and lit
tle daughter, Gladys, who have spent
several weeks visiting relatives near
Portland, have returned.
Carl Jennings of Portland, who has
been the guest at the Robert McCann
home, left yesterday on the Break
water. This is his first visit hero for
seven years and he noticed a great
change In the towns.
TRY LEWIS' CONFECTIONERY
FOR PURE ICE CREAM. OPPOSITE
TIMES OFFICE. Phono 240-J.
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"THE BOSS OF BAR X RANCH."
EXTRA.
. Mrs. W. L. Harmon Will Sing
"OH, VOU RLONDY."
Illustrated.
MANY. OTHER FINE PICTURES.
' ADMISSION 10c.
NORTH COOS RrVER
v BOAT SERVICE.
'Steamer Alert leaves Marshfield
dally at 7 AM. and 2 P. M.' Re-'
turning arrives In Marshfield about:
10 A. M. and 6 P. M. Alert gives
special Sunday service, leaving
Marshfield at 8 A. M.
Launch Millicoma leaves Allegany
7 A. M. and 3:30 P. M., connecting
and transferring with steamor Alert.
Alert and Millicoma are both open
for charter on few days' notice.
CAPT. H. E. EDWARDS.
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LARGE SHIPMENT NEXT
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STEAMER PLANT
Place Your Order Early With Your Grocery
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Buv Your
BUTTER, CREAM and MILK
of the
Ooos Bay Ice & Cold Storage
Company.
Free Delivery. Phono 73J.
Fine
Chickens
For Sunday Dinner, and full line of
the finest of Fresh Meats, Beef, Pork,
Mutton, Veal,
The People's Market
House Furnishing Specials
This is the Season When We Close Out All Odd Pieces of Furni
ture, Odd Rugs, Odd Curtains and Nets.
OVER 100 GREAT BARGAINS
Bargains in Metal Beds
Bargains in Dining Tables
Bargains in Chairs and Rockers
Bargains in Rugs
Bargains in Draperies
Now is Your Opportunity to Get More Than Your Money's Worth
PERRY, MONTGOMERY & CO.
CASH OR CONTRACT
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