THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1910 EVENING EDITION.
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A pnlntnblo preparation .frco from fatty nuil nauseous matter, con
tains tho oxtractlvo principles of .fresh cod livers combined with
the glycerine of wild cherry, oxtrnc. of malt and other valuable
medicinal Ingredients,
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PHONE 21)8.
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F.E. Hague, Pres. M. D. Sumner, Vice Pres.
330 Front Street
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Don't Miss
the
Best Time
of the year for Kodaking
The atmosphere is clear and vou wi
have no trouble in taking good pic
toes. Get, a Kodak at the
Red Cross Drug Store
We have Films and Supplies.
A Want Ad will seL it for. yjotu
MIXSTUEL show COMIXfl
IImiuIoii II (inic Talent nt Mas-onlc
Opera House Tuesday.
Director Fenton of the Coos Day
band, wliieh Is now conducting the
Masonic Opera House, has arranged
for the "Dixie Minstrels" of Daudon
lo present their show here next Tues
day evening. The show Is a home?
talent production under the direction
i'f Miss Dixie Loftln. They played
Thursday ami Friday nights In Dan
don and scored n big hit. Tho pro
gram Includes some clever music
and besides ninny new Minstrel Jokes
nn it everyone Is urged to attend and
help the band out besides seeing
something good.
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S. D. CUTLIP of Coos Hlver, was In
Marshfield today on business.
North Bend News
FOR SALE CliHTonler, range, oil
heating stove, all Is good as now.
M. D. 1'oyntz, flint C O'Connell bldg
LOST Dolt pin near Flanagan 1Uii
nett bank laBt night. Leave at
People's Ment Market.
FOR SALE Kindergarten toys. Now
Is tho time to get Christmas toys
for bnby. Mrs. Dradflold.
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LOST A gold pin (lion fiend, eyes
rubles, mouth diamonds), on Sher
man Ave. between Logglo hall and
Old North Dend. llccelvo reward
at Myers Store.
PERSONAI Fred meet me tonight
nt 0:30 at Tho lllauco Grill. Hot
bird ordered. "X"
FOU UEXT Small furnished coi
tago. 719 So. Fourth St. Phono
147-J.
COOS BAY TIDES.
OCTOBER
High water A. M.
Saturday 15I-3:2Gi T70
SUNDAY 1G 4:12 1.0
P. ML
4:001 2.3
4:44 1.3
OCTOBER
Low water
A. M.
P. M.
o:Co
10:49
Saturday 15110:00
SUNDAY 1C10:30 8.4
THE WKATHHK.
OREGON Fair
and Sunday.
7.7
8.1
tonight
Selln Horse. Eugene O'Connell
has sold his family driving horse to
Herman Krueger. Mr. Kruegor nlso
bought tho O'Connell buggy.
Sails Today. Tho Nairn Smith did
not get out yesterdny as was expected
but snllcd this morning, Messrs. C.
A. Smith nnd Arno Mcreen and Mr.
and Mrs. Warner nnd baby were
abonrd.
Meet Tonight. Tho Republican
meeting to bo hold this evening nt
tho Chamber of Commerco for tho
purpose of organizing a Republican
Club promises to bo lnrgely attended.
Several local men will mako Im
promtu talks.
JOBS WANTED A. Landles, succes
sor to It. H, Plnegor, window and
carpet cleaner, would like to put
you on his list. Good work; rea
sonable prices. Leave orders with
Howard, tho Jeweler.
WANTED Housi'koeiH'r or coniK.'-
tent girl. Phono 280-J.
WANTED Positions liy first class
cook nnd waitress In camp, hotol
or restaurant. Apply room gl,
above TIiucb office.
FOR SAW? A two-horse electric
motor, small centrifugal pump nnd
300 gallon Iron tank. Same cun
be seen by applying to mo nt North
Demi. C. F. McCiillom.
FOIt SAW; Two lots In Day Park
cheap. Apply Herman Cordes,
Union Cigar Store.
FOU HAWSSHI" cheek on Filer's
Piano Houso for fifty cents.
Phono 100-L.
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FOU SAWS Cheap; flno pigeon.
Andrew ChrUtonsen, Ferudnlo.-.,-
WANTED Vacuum carpet cleaning
guaranteed to take out all dust
and germs. Carpet will look like
now after work Is done. Phono,
J. S. Hayes, 231.
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WAXTFII Girl for light housework
Salary nnd good homo for yount
girl going to school. Call up
147-L.
WANTED. Carrier boys to deliver
Tho Times; must bo n't least !u
fourth grado at school. Inquire ai
Times ofllce.
WAXTFII Engagements for my now
Cadillac auto. Will tako passeu
gers any place. Prompt service.
Phono D. L. Footo at Blanco ho
tel, or Bob's Billiard Parlor.
WANTED Good girl for general
houso work. Good wages to 'right
party. Phono 285.
FOU RENT My houso at Kittyvllle,
with or without grounds. Inquire
of Eugene O'Connell. '
FOU SALE Two horses, two bug
gies, two sets of harness, ono fresh
Jersey cow, eighty chickens, ten
tons of coal and ono year's feed
for horse3, cows and chickens. In
quire of Eugene O'Connell.
WANTED. Experience! coal miners
1 and tlmbermon. Apply Beaver Hill
Coal Co.
FOU SALE Automobile, -l-cyllnder,
40-horse power, 5-passenger, full
equipped with ncotvleno headlights,
gabrlel horn, top, etc. Cost nev
$3000. Will sell for cash or ox
change for real estate at a bargal.
Apply to Dr. J. T. McCormac.
FOU UEXT. Six-room flat, purtl)
furnished, bath and modern con
venlences. Finest location in
Marshfield. Apply to Robert Mars
den, Sr,
lluys Property. Willis II. Ken-
inedy hns purchnsod tho property on
South Broadway occupied by tho
Capo Arago Soda Works, from Aug
ust Llchtworck. Tho lot Is 50x140
and the price paid was $3,000 cash.
It Is considered ono of tho best buys
mndo In n long time.
W. II. MORGAN of Daniels Creek, is
In Mnrshflcld today.
Mistress Nellie Lano la reported
very 111 at Coqullle.
C. E. McKcllips Is a business vls
; Iter In Marshtleld today.
J. 11. KEATING of North Bend, is n
Marshfield business visitor today.
'TIP" CORDES has returned, from
tho Sand Hills with twenty-six
ducks.
DR. C. W. TOWER, leTt today for
Coos River where ho will enjoy a
few days' outing.
JOHN F. HOPE, tho North Inlet
rancher, Is looking nfter business
In Mnrshlleld todny.
C. A. SMITH, ARNO MEItEEN, Mr.
Warner nnd A. II, Powers spent
Thursday In tho vicinity of Al
legany visiting the logging camps
of tho company.
WILL HUTCHESON, who lina boon
critically 111 of stomach trouble at
the home of his grandmother, Mrs.
Hutcheson, on Pino street for the
past few weeks, Is reported con
siderably Improved.
T. J. THRIFT, cpunty nsessor, Is
hero from Coqulllo on business.
Ho Is arranging for tho annual
scsbIoii of tho Coos County Board
of Equalization which will open at
Coqullle Wednesday. It Is under
stood that there will bo many pro
tests against assessments, tho
valuations on many pieces of
property having been Increased
considerably over a year ago.
Mrs. C. E. Nicholson of Marshfield,
was u North Bond visitor Thursday.
Mrs. A. II. ImhofT nnd daughter,
Fay, leave today to visit relatives In
Portland.
C. II. Fnrlss, who left hore some
times ago for Ashland, has been
quite ill there.
Chief Engineer Ike Freolnnd, of
the Gardiner mill, Is visiting rela
tives In North Bend.
Mrs. Leonard Masters of Sum
mer, visited friends In North Bend
and Empire Thursday.
Mrs. J. G. Horn, who has boon
quite 111 at their homo on Shormnn
avenue, Is Improving,
Miss Vera Moody, a school teachor
of Coqullle City, Is tho guest of her
aunt, Mrs, Geo. Hnzer, todny.
Mrs. F. J. Sherrard of Coqulllo
City, came over today and will bo a
guest nt the Robert McCniin homo for
u short time.
Atitolxt Fined. D. L. Footo wan
haled boforo City Recorder Butler to
day on tho charge of running Ills auto
across a fire hose. Footo pleaded
gulfty. saying ho didn't know It wns
forbidden, IIo was' fined $5 and
costs. Now Footo Is urging that tho
other" regulations concerning autos bo
enforced to tho letter.
To Coqullle. Superintendent Tied-
gen went to Coqullle todny to attend
n meeting to perfect tho organization
of tho Coos County High" School
Teachers Association, tho object of
which Is to promote nthlotlcs, oratory
nnd high school work in general.
Rules governing contests between
schools will bo adopted and pupils
using tobneco or nlcohollc drinks will
not bo permitted to pnrtlclpato.
A fair trial nnd your uionoy back
If you don't got tho best photos with
Aiuco films nnd Cyko paper. Walker
Studio.
Don't forget Chicken dinner from
.t::itl to S o'clock Sunday evening nt
tho lllauco Grill.
THE ROYAL
TONIGHT
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COMPAXV.
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LESLIE BATES
'Singing mid Talking Comedian
Full program of Latest Pictures,
Including
2 SELIO BOTH COMPANIES
"MY FRIEND, THE DOCTOR"
and
"A COLD STORAGE ROMANCE"
"MRS. BARGAIN DAY'S BABY"
(Another laugh)
KATHUYX BAKER
Illustrated Song.
Closing with tho side-splitting
Musical Extravaganza
THE BLACK STATUE
GO to LEWIS'
BECAUSE
Wo have Installed at our SODA
FOUNTAIN a swoll line of HOT
DRINKS, sandwiches, tamnles, etc.,
for YOUR BENEFIT.
Why trudge homo In rain nnd slush
for luncheon when you Can get what
you need In half tho tlmo and served
In n way to pleaso you.
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE VOU.
Those warm day's creates n greater
demand for our PURE ICE CREAM
DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER.
Lewis'
Confectionery
(Broadway, Marshfield.
COASTER'S HOUGH TRIP.
Tho launch Coaster arrived In to
day from Rogue River after n rough
trip of two days. Several passengors
canto up on hor and during tho buf
feting ono man whose numo could
not bo learned today, sustained a
broken leg.
BIG HEX EGG.
Ono of Mrs. Z. T. Johnson's hens
laid n innmmoth egg ono day re
cently. It measured 8 1-2 by G 1-2
Inches nnd weighing 3 3-4 ounces.
Myrtlo Point Enterprise
.MISS Fnyo BRIDGES, teacher of
PIANOFORTE. Studio, Lloyd hotel.
W. F. Denning nnd twIfo, of tho
lighthouse, wcro North Bend visitors
Frldny, being guests nt tho Win,
Relchert home.
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Mrs. Wm. Wentherly. loft Friday
for ABlilatid to Join hor husband who
has taken n position ns overBccr of
n big ranch near there.'
Geo. Bolster, who Is now located
nt Klamath Falls, writes that ho has
secured a good position thoro nnd
that ho likes tho placo. ' -
Tho schooner Hugh Ilognn, which
came In from Snn Francisco the first
of tho wcok, Is still anchored' nt Old
North Bond waiting for tho Sluslaw
tug.
Mrs. Ernest San ford of Ten Mllo,
wiib a North Bend visitor today. Hor
boh, James, who had hls(arni broken
u few weeks ago, has Just had tho
plaster cast removed.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. P. Tyr'oll of Stock
ton, Cnl., who have been tho guests
of Mayor and Mrs. Simpson for the
past few weeks, returned to their
homo on tho M. F. Plant.
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. D. 8horrnrd and
Miss Minnie Coy of Coqulllo City,
came over today and will bo tho
guests over Sunday of Mrs. Shor
rnrd's brother, Thomns Perry.
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With tho makers of Snow Drift Flour.
Thoy know that If tho housewife Is suro
that sho gets tho same kind of flour In
evory sack sho Is going to buy that brand
evory tlmo sho orders. So tho makers of
Snow Drift havo installed a model baking
plant In their mill, Every batch of flour
that goes through Is tested In the labora
tory first, then a baking of bread Is madp.
Every loaf of bread from every baking
must bo uniform with overy loaf of bread
from evory other baking. In this way tho :
tnnkerB are suro tho flour Is tho same
always. Tho caroful housewives tho par
ticular ones Insist upon such a brand
when thoy can procuro It. Snow Drift Is
such a flour.
H. W. PAINTER.
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