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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1911)
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I Oregon linn mi iiiii i -i r -- -" - - r Boy's Clothing $8.50 Suits and Overcoats $6.35 $7.50 Suits and Overcoats 5.65 $0.50 Suits and Overcoats 4.65 $5.00 Suits and Overcoats 3.85 $4.50 Suits and Overcoats 3.35 $3.50 Suits and Overcoats 2.65 SI bbVJl tiaagl The Woolen Mill Store Marshfield Oregon -c--Mill-to-Man Clothier- 1 ' ' i .- III II I II 1 1 II I I I II II I I ti'"rt5 iHiifn m Hair Is Woman's Crowning Glory And too much nttontlon cannot he given to Its enro nml preserva tion. Nearly nil hair troubles hoglii at tlio roots of tlio lialr nml remedial monsuros nuiHt bo nppllod to tlio scalp. For tlio purpoBO of rostorlng tlio vitality of tlio hair follicles and promoting a new growth of hair of Its original color. You will And tlio formula (for nalo at tlio Uusy Cornur) below to ho unequalled. 1 Ilottlo Liivoua Decomposeo (Smith's) Vj drachm Montliol Crystals (puro). G bz liny Hum. 1 TenBpoonful To-Kalon Perfume. " ' ' "V Wo will compound It for you froo of clinrgo. Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co. "THE RUSY CORNER" "Wanted-AWife" A 3-Act Comedy that la n Bcroam from start to Mulsh. Will be presented nt tlio Star Theater North Bend Friday Night by Dixie Loftin and hor Clover Company of Plnyors. PRICKS IB, 5JB mid no CKXTS. llHMIXU AXi) riSltlXU i.KKNSKii Tii) lollops Ina tnUlu was u.vuHtud I b County Clerk Junius Watson, rem- tive to me hunters' and anglers' li censee Issued and the money uollect od: Hutitcia' l.k'i'itHiw. Number Amount Resldont 1,607 ?1, 007.00 Non-resident.. . . 3 30.00 14? W WERE TO ASIC ANY MERCHANT, AXV ADVERTISER (Hlfi OR LITTLE) WHAT PAPER Tl) USE TO COVER COOS COUNTY AXI) PRODUCE RESULTS, TllE REPLY I'XDOUHTERLY WOULD he USE THE TIMES It's absolute pre-omlnoncy In this flold Is unquestioned. BEST FOR ADVERTISER. BEST FOR THE HOME It blazes tlio way for others to follow. Total 1,670 ?1,5U7.00 Anglers' Licenses. Number Amount Resident 01! 7 $ 0117.00 Nou-roalduut, . . 9 45.U0 Total. . . . . 01)0 $ 071'. 00 Combination. Number Amount Hosfdont 171 $ IMS.Ou Non-rosldont. . . C To.OU Total 470 $1,023.00 Total licenses Issued 2.GS5; total amount coilocted $3,292. Coiiulllo Ilorald. PLOIHIXH nt.MILXKH'S. PHONE YOUR WANTS Courteous clerks to fulfill your wishes. The Coos Bay Times 133 -J FOR RENT Xiee largo room on Front street, over J. W. Rust of fice, furnished for housekeeping with km rango and hcator. Will rout furnished or unfurnished. Soo J. C. Doano, or Phono 314X2. l-'OH SALK 77J5 iicrosuiii Clio Xoith Fork of Coos Itlver, iVi miles nbovo Allegany, now bungalow and barn. 20 acres flno bottom land newly fenced. Spring water piped to house. Price 2,G00. $500 will handle. Address C. M. Doutt, Allegany, Ore. FOIt SALK Threo homesteatl relln qulshments, wrlto Box 203 Co qullle, Oregon. fflMMMS i ' 'vi f iifi'"!""'"'! ii i LOCAL TUMPHHATUltK IlK- 1'OIIT. y For twenty-four hours ending nt 4: 13 p. in., Jnn. 12, by Mrs. O MlngiiH, special government me- tcorologlcal observer: Maximum 41 v O Minimum 32 At 4:43 p. m 35 Precipitation 01 f Wind, Xortlnvcst; oloar. Meet Satnulay. Tho "Uiisy Dees" of tho Lutheran church will meet tomorrow nt tho homo of Mrs. John Illllstrom, Fcrndale. Annlveiwiry of DIsiiHter. Today Is tho first nnnlvorsary of tho Czari na disaster on tho North Spit. Whllo tho Cznrlna went on tho spit January 12, the last of tho men wcro not lost until January 13. Open Houseboat. There was nn Informal opening of tho now house boat built by members of tho C. A. Smith olllco force. Tho houseboat Is now anchored nenr tho rotnll yards and last night's nffnlr was a."Htag party." llivalc.M Plate (Ilnss. The weight of the snow Wednesday night pulled down the awnlug at the Doing A Har vey store lu such a way that one of tho rods completely smashed one of tho plate glass windows, entailing a loss of about $10. Personal Notes ALFRED JOHNSON of Coqullle, Is In Mnrshflcld today. C. II. CODDING was In from Flag staft today on business. A. It. McCOMB will leave tomorrow for Portland on business, MISS ELV1IIA F1UZI3I2N will lcavo Saturday for Portland to enter school. E. L. HOPSOX has moved from tho Donnelly cottago on Fourth street to 021 Central avenue, i MRS. E. MINQUS Is entertaining a few friends nt dinner at her homo in West Mnrshflcld this ovonlug. MHS. MARY McKNIOHT has return ed from a short vlBlt with her friend, Mrs. Jns. Mngeo at Empire. MISS ULATT has taken a position ns cashier and bookkeeper at Tho Hub Clothing and Shoo Company. MRS. EFFIE FARRINQER entor tnlned a number of friends at her home In West Marshflold last eve FRANK LAYTON, tho well-known traveling man, left on tho Drain Htago this morning after a pro longed stay In this section. Oik's ICnM. It. M. Jennings, gen eral malinger of the Oregon Poftir Compnny, loft this week for Chicago where he will confer with tho lfbal olllcers of the II. M. llyllesby corn- puny, ownors of the property, rola- tivo to Improvomonts proposed. SIOURD 1SKIIOLM, who for a long time has been ongnged In Htono (pinrry work on the Sluslaw, is visiting friends in North Roml for a week. QEO. ROTNOR expeeU to leave Sat urday for Portland on business. He may also wake the trip to San Diego to visit relatives before his return. Meet Saturday Tho annual moot ing of tho Coos Hay Fruit Growers association will bo held nt tho Marshflold Chanibor of Commerco tomorrow morning. It Is likely thnt tho question of pocurlifg a cnuuory will bo brought up. Mnpr.lnoH Hy 1'irlglit. Wnmor Ogreu Is making nrrnugomonts to hnvo tho current mngazlnoH shipped in by Btonmer frolght from Snn Fran cisco and Portland. Thoy will como onco a wook nnd tho change will con siderably lighten tho mall that has to bo brought In by tho old Coos liny wagon road. FOR ItUICIC AUTO SICRVICK Phones 34J Tho Gunnery, until C P. M.; CCJ Tho Smokehouso, nfter C P. M., and Sundays. Your patronago solicited. Prompt ser ' vice guaranteed. I. R. Tower. WAXTF.D MODKRX HOUSE Must bo modern and on upland sl to with good walks. Address 'Ilomo'cnre Times. Hody Xot I'ouiul. So far, no trnco lias been found of nilly Taylor, tho mill hand who Is thought to have boen drowuod In'lstlimug Inlot a fow nlKhts ago. Owing to the strong obh tide prevailing nt tlio tlmo, tho body was likely carried far from the sceno of drowning. Wed Here. Last evening. Judge John F. Hall officiated at the mar riage of Allen Randleman of Coqullle and Miss Mary McNnninra of Marsh field. noth nro woll-known through out this section nnd tho marriage was a aurpiiso to most of their friends who will wish thorn a long and happy future Thoy will mako tholr homo at Coqullle. Welcome Editor.- E. J. Antoll, editor of tho Finnish Amoricnn, a pa per published nt Now York, will dol ivor an address nt tho Knights of Finland hall In Marshflold Saturday evening. Tho local Finnish peoplo nro planning a big turnout to wol como Mr. Antoll nnd following tho locturo, thoro will bo a program of musical numbors, recitations and then n bnnquot will bo sorved. S. D. Mngtios of Mngnes and Matson who has boon spending n fow wooks hore, oxpocts to lonvo for his homo in San Francisco via Portland tomorrow. A. J. RUNCII nnd family loft on tho stage for tholr homo on tho Slus law, having been called hero by tho donth of their daughter, Miss Grace Hunch. A. O. WALKER, who will hnvo clinr go of tho Christian church con gregation In Myrtle Point mid Marshfield has moved his family to Myrtlo Point whoro thoy will ro sldo tho balnnco of tho winter nt least. MOXS. LARSON has roturnod from Snlom whoro ho wont to visit his brothor who was recqntly commit ted to tho Stnto Hospital. Ho re ports that his brothor Is vory 111, being bod-rlddon nnd unnblo to tnko food In the natural way. LIllKARY NOTICE. The story hour tomorrow will bo for all boys and girls over sovou year) of age, and will contlnuo tho adventures of Ulysses begun lost Sat urday. The door will not be openod later than Ave minutes aftor olevou, so ploaso, come promptly at olovou. Plowa-DUc HARROWS and splko tooth Harrows at MILXER'S. FOR 11KXT Ilonso on Meado St, North Rond, cheap to the right party. F. L. Suniher, Mfld. Ore. WAXTEI) Grocery clerk, n mstler. Address in own handwriting P. O. Dox 4C0, Marshflold, Ore. FOR SALK Tlu-eo Humphrey - lamps cheap. In good condition. Palaco hotel, North Bend. FOR SALE Cheap, 10O Ucrea tlo ber land In Curry county. Apply Hall & Hall. Given Surprise. Last ovonlng, tho mombors of tho Marshfield fire department surprised Homer Mau zoy, ono of tho mombors, who was married a fow days ago. Aftor tho meeting, tho firemen marched In n body to Mr. Mnuzoy's homo, Honior having tnkon anothor routo nnd not reaching thoro until nftor his guests did. Tho ovonlng was spent in jollity and many cordial wishes woro ex tended to tho young couplo. NOTICE. To n'l whom this may concern: My wlfo, Ida Garland, hns loft my homo, bed and board on tho Gth day of January 1910, Thereby I rofuso to pay debts Incurred by her or con tracted by nny nnrtv or norson In her name. HENRY GARLAND, Dated at Empire, Oregon, January 6, 1910. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR Clearance Sale and get your Wool Underwear at Money-Saving Prices, lion's cotton rlbbod Undorwear, 50 cents value 10c $1.00 Wool Garment 80c fl.25 Wool'Gnrmont 03o $1.50 Wool Garment. . . . 91.510 $2.50 Wool Garment. . . . $1.00 SHIRTS. $1.00 Monarch Shirt KOo $1.50 Cluott Shirt $1.1R 15c Arrow collars, Clonranco salo , . . , .10c 60c Neckwear. . t SWo The Bazar HOUSE OF QUALITY. Phone 825 -"'' 4s1 1 I 1 "! I !1 1 I ' ii 1 IM