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JANUARY 13, 1911 "
THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY,
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North Bend News
Mrs. E. A. Spauldlng of Cuqullle
Is critically 111 of Bright' disease at
Morcy hospital.
GOES EMI TO
h. W. Tope hm returned from
low where he took the body 01 his
wlf' father for burial.
ti. h. Lcmanskt hat entered the
race or arhool director at the special
election of the North Dend dlitrlct
to be held January 21.
C. F. McCoIlum, the Breakwater
agent In Xorth Bend, hm returned
from San Francisco where he upent
tho holidays with relative.
BUT STOCKS
TO GIVE CANTATA.
It.
. COPPLK WILL VISIT HAST-
mix f.utomus to skcihk
GOODS DIHKCT -H)ll MIS
MAJMUIFIKLD AXJ) 1IANDOX
STOKES.
P. A. Stewart and wife of Port Or
ford. are visiting at tho home ol
tholr daughter, Mrs. T. L. Carey. .Mr.
Stewart Is otlltor of the Port Orforu
Trlliune and has hoen a resident of
Curry county forty-eight years.
Pator HolhorK and .1. W. Oardlner
linvo gone to San Francisco, nnd It
Is roportod that thoy aro negotiating
for tho nurchnBo of .1. R. Snilth'H In
terest in tho Xorth llcnd Ilnnlwnro
nnd Supply Company. Mr. Smith hns
been in San Francisco for somo tlmo.
L. Ilnlalgor hns formed n stock
company nnd will open a. grocery In
tho Kckhoff building. Tho company
is to bo known ns tho Pnclllc Grocery
company of Xorth llcnd nnd among
tho stockholders aro J. V. Hodson,
Henry Hocck, S. Dick Marshall and
Mrs. Anna Larson.
NEW K. P. OFFICERS.
North Ilouil Ixulgo Installs Ofllccra
For Coming Year.
At tho meeting this week, Posei
don Lodge Xo. OR, Knights or Pyth
ias, of Xorth Ileud, Installed tho fol
lowing ofllcors for tho ensuing year:
Chnncollor Commnudor E. 13.
Ittgg8.
Vlco Chnncollor K. MeDnulel.
Prolate C. 13. McKelllps.
MaBtor of Work Frank Miller.
Mastor nt Arms Win. Dolan.
K. of It. & S. A. II. Derbyshire.
Mnstor of Finance CIiiim. II. Wor
rell. Master of Kxchnipior K. F. Rus
scll. Insldo Ounrd Chns. Van Zlle.
Outsldo (iiianl L. II. ChrlMtuiunu,
Trustoo C. S. Wlnaor.
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS.
Arago Lodge, I. O. O. !'., of North
lloiid, KelerlM Xev OlllelnN.
The following officers wore Instal
led by Arago Lodge, Xo. 2S, I. 0.
0. V., at their last meeting:
Xoble (Irand Ole Jareu.
Vice 0 rand .1. J. Olln.
Hoc. Sec. Adolf Johnsou.
Flu. Sec. Harry Uaruea.
Treasurer A. .1. Darin.
"Warden I It. Hughe.
Conductor C. F. Chase.
Inside Guard Ceo. McDouuall.
Outside Guard It. ,1. Coke.
It. S. Xoble (Sraud J. M. Thomas.
L. S. Xoble Grand Carl Freeman.
It. S. Vice Grand W. W. Cham
berlain. I.. S. Vice Grand WlUh Ilolloway.
It. S. S. Amoa Rains.
L. 8. 8. W. A. King.
Chaplain W'Mlafo Pond.
BRIEFS OF IIANDON,
IJwnls of Umiir (HmiiiIIIu Country As
Told Uy Recorder.
I'ytblau Bisters Installed officer
laat Friday night, Jan. 6th. as fol
lows: C. P., Xnra Morrlsou; M. K.
C Aufte 8ueimel: U. 8., Uura
Shields; R. J., gndle Shields; Man
aaer. 131 va Uibson, M. It. and 8.. Ella
M. ltse; M. K.. Cuthryan Conner;
Protector, Mr. O. W. Howell;
Guard, Anna Tucker,
Married At Portlaud. Oregon.
January 1. mil. Daviu UeKonxle of
Port Orford to Myrtle M. Axtell of
llnudon. Mr. MuKeiuIe and bride
arrived In Uaudon laat Friday and
left Saturday morning for their
homo near Port Orford.
Little Haymoud. tho four-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gnrfleld,
while playing in the yard yestordny,
fell In such n manner thnt ho broko
his loft arm.
Honry Axtoll, who U woll-known
to tho mnorlty of Dandonlans. wns
married to a very estlmnblo young
lady of Grants Pass.
CHICKENS nnd VEGETABLES
for your SCXDAV DINNER nt
8TAVFF GROCERY CO.'S.
It. A. Copnle, proprietor of tho
Golden Hule stores lit Marshtleld and
liaitdon, left this morning rln Drain
on hit) seml-auiiuitl trip to eastern
market to buy Ills late spring nnd
summer stocks of goods. Mr. Cop
pie has innde It n practise to buy
direct from tho factories, thus tocur
iug later styles and better goods at
lower prices then It ho wore to buy
through tho usual Jobbers. This en
nblos lilm to sell nt u much lower
rate than he would otherwise be able
to do.
"Whllo thogo trips aro oxponslvo
nnd tuko about II vo weeks of my
time, I llnd that thoy uro very ml
vautngoous for my Btorcs," said Mr.
Copplo yesterday. "Uy going direct
to tho centers, principally St. Louis
and Xow York and vicinity nnd
sometimes In and nrouud Chicago, I
am able to select hotter goods and
more up-to-dnto goods than I would
bo aide to obtain from tho nvcrngo
western coast Jobber or traveling
salesman. Xot only this, but often
I am nblo to pick up stocks of lino
goodB at fnctorles that havo over es
timated tho domain! in certain lines
nt actual cost or sometimes less. Duy
Ing for tho two stores and making
ono shipment, also cuts down tho
cost nnd cuablos mo to sell nt prices
far below what would othorwlso bo
necessary.
"Just this week, wo received n
shipment of muslin spring underwear
from the Peerless Manufacturing
compnny of Xewport, Xow Hamp
shire, which I contracted for during
my last trip. Theso with other roa
Kounble goods will bo placed on sale
hor,o nt once. 1 expect to add con
siderably to my spring line this trip
niul will buy heavily for tho summer
nnd fall. The last year Iiiih boon
a very successful one for both our
storos."
su A ssm I
St-e north window In which we hnvn placed
f
Odd Sizes of Suits and Overcoats
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The chorus choir of the First Bap
tist church decided nt tho lost rc
henrsal to give in tho near future a
sacred cantata entitled "Tho Gall
clan." The music Is In charge of C.
J. Millls and the sperfklug in charge
of the pastor, Rev. G. Leltoy Hall.
The choir will doubtless be nt its
best under the abl leadership of Mr.
Millis. AnnomiceWnts will follow
soon, giving the details of the music
al. People of Mnrshfleld will cer
tainty appreciate this evening.
Mr. Millis Issues an invitation to
all sltigeM of the city who are Inter
ested In this kind of work to Join tho
chorus.
van ilk president.
FlrM National llaiilc ol North Bend
Elects New OIllceiN.
At the annual moetliig of tho First
National Dank of Xorth Ileud, tho
following olllcora wore elected for tho
ensuing year:
President A. Van .lie.
Vice-president llobort Hanks.
Cashier J. II. Grevea.
Directors Abraham Van Zlle,
Robert Banks, Judge John F. Hall.
Fred Holllster, John W. Bergman.
Paul Schlllorstrom and Juo. M. Groves.
For Our
Saturday
Market
Basket
A shipment of FItKSII BULK
COOKIES on steamer Plant:
TRIPLETS, 1I0XEY JUMBLES,
FIG SULTANAS, FRUIT BISCUITS,
COCOANUT MARSIIMALLOWS,
ICED HONEY FINGERS,
CEYLON CRIMPS.
PRESSED FIGS, LAYER RAISINS
PICKLED PIGS FEET
HOME MADE KRAUT
LARGE QUEEN OLIVES
1UPB OLIVES IN BULK
Dost MINCE MEAT that la made.
SWEET, SOUR nnd DILL PICKLES
in bulk.
Just received on steamer Break
water another shipment of PURE
HONEY IN COMB.
Our List of Fiv.nIi Fruits and Veget
ables for Saturday.
FRESH VEGETABLES
FRESH LETTUCE
CELERY, CAULIFLOWER,
SWEET POTATOES, TURNIPS,
GREEN ONIONS, CARROTS,
BEETS, PARSNIPS, RUTABAGAS,
CABBAGE, CRANBERRIES.
FRESH TOMATOES,
FRESH COOS BAY LETTUCE also
HEAD LETTUCE.
FHESil FRUITS
FRESH PINEAPPLES, BANANAS,
ORANGES LEMONS
JAP ORANGES APPLES
NEW COCOANUTS.
nnd nil kinds of DRIED FRUITS.
Have you tiled our POTATOES?
They are (lie hoM on Coos Bay.
linked on 1 1 full Sandy Lund.
Phono Your Order. '
Thobo .no dUlded In two lots.
Take Your drake of Lot No. 1 m $9.85
Values Up to $18.00
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Yoor Choice of Lot No. 2 at $ 1 2.35
Values Up to $22.50
THIS IS FOR THE ONE DAY ONLY SATURDAY, .JANUARY MTU.
In tho south window wo nre showing you tho new Spring Shoes for Ladles, Children nnd Men.
25 Per Cent Discount on Woolen
Underwear and Blankets
The Hub Clothing and Shoe Company
BANDON
MARSHFIELD
OLUVANT& WEAVER,
THE PURE FOOD GRIUERMEN
A Good Place to Thulo.
Phone 275. for. Slrd mid Control
Ave i
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Wo hnvo n now lino of
Holophane Shades
ieaver Hill Coal
MOUNT DIABLO AND JOSSON CEMENT.
Tho best Domestic nnd Imported brands.
IMastor, Llmo, Brick and all kinds of builders material.
HUGH McLASN
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
OFFICE, SOUTH BROADWAY. PHONE 20t.
Why All
Progressive
Merchants
Are Using
Electric
Liffht
Progressive merchants everywhere have found
the wonderful General El :ctric Mazda Lamp an
immeasurable benefit to their business. This lamp
radiates brilliant white rays nearly like those of
the sun. This superior quality of artificial
light is produced by a raie metal filament that not
only radiates a perfect light, but gives nearly three
times as much light as the ordinary incandescent
and costs n6 more to burn. It is this remark
able combination of facts that is causing thousands
of people to have their houses and places of business
wired for electric light. In fact, this new G-E
Mazda Lamp is swiftly revolutionizing artificial
lighting. It is making electricity the universal
illuminant.
You owe it to youisclf to at least come in nnd ce
this wonderful lamp. We can show you lo your own
satisfaction that this G-E Mazda Lamp immensely in
creases the advantages of electric light.
TDK FAST AXD t'OMMODIOfS
Steamer Kedondo T,'r;' ' ""
Will make ivitular trips carryiim iwit.eins'rs and iri'lttht between
Coos Ray mid San IVancUco. All ivwrvai Ions fur iMM.eugors
nwdo at Alliance Dock, Mais.itlld mid luter(Ktaii Tiiiuop. Ct,
I'uloii Street Wliaif Xo. i, Sin FnindM-o. For intoriimtiou, pluuio
I l-.l or liK.l.
imi:r.oci:ax transportation company.
sffe
OREGON POWER. CO.
UMU
A
nmnnimfUMCT a ntlA..
for Tungatcii Lamps they will double
your cuudlopowor.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
PHONIi S.17J.
Good Evening
HAVH YOL' ANY LAUNDRY'.'
If uo, do not forgot thnt this I(
PI1I3 laundry whom you got tho best
work, an J prlcos nro In every ono.
roach. Cull up nnd ono of tho drlv
rs will call and explain nil dotnlls to
you. All tolophono calls nro quickly
attended to, because- wo nro running
wo wagone.
OUR (JUAHANTKH IS YOUH SAT
IHFACTION.
.MAItSIIFIlCr.D HAND AND STKAM
LAUNDRY.
rOiiuzey llros., Prop. Phone '0J.
FOR (JOOI) WORIC
llrini; your clothoK to ub. Cleaning,
presHliiK mid repairing n specialty,,
hy experienced inon. Satisfaction
Kiiarnnteed DLA( HARD Ni 1)01).
SOX, South lli-oadwny.
STEAMER M. F. PLANT
Sails for San Francisco every eight days.
TICKKTS UKSKRVF.D UP TO TIIK AUItlVAL OF THF. SHIP
HKSKRVATIONS WILL UK OANCKLLKD AT THAT T1IK UN
LF.SS TlCKI-rr 18 UOUOHT.
F. S. Dow, Agent. Marshfield Ore
Coos Bay-R.oseburg Stage. Line
Dally stage between Roseluirg and aiiirluield. Statu Tteaves iLiIIt u...i
Bnnday at 7 p. in. Fare, $11.00.
OTTO Sf'UKTTKU, Agout,
120 MARKET AY., Mnrslilleld.
PHOXK 11
Stago leaves (Lilly umi
c. p. luiix.uw.
Agent. UOSKHUllO. OK.
STEAi
BREAKWATK
SalUfioni Ainsworth Dock, Portland, nt 8 P. M every Tuesday.
Sails from Coos Day every Saturday nt service of tido. Heseivntlous
will not l)e held later tliaii Friday noon, unless tickets aro purchased.
I. H. KKATINi;, AOKXT
PHONK 3IAIX 5J3.L
NEW LIVER.Y
Fnncy now rlg3, good horacB nnd
careful drivers nro now at tho dis
posal or the Cooh liny public at
HKASOXAISLi: KATICS.
Rigs or rigs with drivers ready for
any trip nnywhoro any tlmo. Horses
honrded nnd rlgH cared for.
Now hearso nnd speclnl accommo
dations prolded for funornl parties,
W. L. CONDRON'S
Livery & Feed Stables
HOME LAND Co.
Seo us for invcstraentH on Coo
Bay. Wo gunrHntoo owuer'o prico to
bo our price.
Phone 74 u ao4 Front St
"THU FH1KXI) OF COOS DAY"
STEAMER ALLIANCE
Connecting with tho 'orth Dank road at Portland
KQUIPPED WITH W1RKLFSS.
Will sail from Portland for Coos Bay and Euroka, on a ten-dav
sohodule. calling at Mnrshflol.1 both ways.
XORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
O. V. McGEOHGE, Agent
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW '
See CORTHELL
Phono ami.
ifOTK fi (JARDINEU7
at Gardiner. Oregon has been re-
modollod and Improved and Is under
now management. Special accommo
dations for stago pnBBongors and for
people desiring a rest at tho senshoro.
"tou'I! Liko tlio PInce."
J. E. SCHILLINQ. Proprietor.
The Times Does Job Printing
QH. G. W. LESLIE,
1-J Osteopathic Physician
Graduate of tho American school of
Osteopathy at Klrksvillo, Mo. Ofllce
n Eldorado Blk. Hours 9 to 12; 1 to
4; Phono 1C1.J; Marshfleld ; Oregon.
DR. J. W. 1XGHAJL ' '
Physician and Snrjjeon.
209-210 Coko Building.
Phones: Ofilco 1C2J; Resldenco 1C2U
J.
W. HENNUTT,
Lawyer.
DfTlfA nVt. 'C.lannMn. P -Tl 11 U 'J
Mnrshflold, Orogon.
YVTOTtuiIpen;
Architect.
Have your Job printing dono nt
Over Chamber of Commerce.
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