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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1911
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GIVES VIEWS ON
WATERWORKS
Edgar McDaniel of North Bend
Sets Forth Situation As
He Sees It.
Edgar JIcDnnlol, editor of the
.North Bond Ilnrbor nnd a member
of tho Bpcclal committee of North
Bond city council to endeavor to sc
enro nn adequate water system for
North Bond and Marshllold, makes
tho following statement In his paper
this week of tho situation:
"That North llond Is as liol pious
as a child os regards water pressure
fire protection Is a fact that no one
will dispute. Firemen Thursday
night fought flro without water
and succeeded too. A hose was at
tached to one of tho hydrants that
tho city pays tho Mnrsliflohl Water
Co,, a monthly rontal of ?2C.r0 and
not enough water could be had to
throw n stream over a man's head.
Tho salt water mains, with four big
steam pumps on tho waterfront at
tached at Intervals failed tho flro
boys, and It was not until after tho
big building had nearly burned down
nnd two buildings on tho opposite
sldo of tho street were nblazo thnt
nressurc was raised sufficient to
control the lire. 'lio system cost
the city $S,000 to begin with and
many largo sums of money have
been expended for repairs on same
since. It Is evident that something
is wrong, all will agree to that. Ex
pert advice lovoals that tho salt
water system la faulty but not so
seriously so but It can bo remedied.
We need no export advice to bo con
vinced that tho Mnrshflold Water
company cannot be of benefit with
out an entire rc-lnstallatlon. hat
are the people going to do nbout
this? We nro one of tho many citi
zens who do not propose to sit Idly
by and see our town burn up. taking
chances of having every penny's
worth of property wo own dostroyed.
"We linvo been convinced that
these conditions can bo reinodlod for
nil time to come and wo are going
to see Hint tho peoplo liavo an op
portunity of each saying for himself
whether or not they shnll bo romo-
dled."
tho Plant today for Stockton, Cal.,
where they will spend a month with
NORTH REND NEWS.
C. M. Byler nnd family leave on
3da
will
relatives and friends
Mr. J. F. Evans of California, n
roclstered nharmncist, has accepted
a position with the North Uend Drug
compnny.
A. J. Davis has moved his stock
of general meichnndlso from his
building which wns dnmnged by flro
Friday to tho building ocruplcd by
the Frey store.
Supt. Hnab jins secured President
ICertv of the ; Oregtfn Agricultural
College at Corvallls to deliver the
commencement address of tho North
Hend schools this year.
W. II. Klbler hns boon acting as
night watch In tho Reynolds mill.
Mayor and Mrs. L. ,T. Simpson plan
to lenvo Saturday for Portland where
they will spend n few days with
friends and lntor go to Snn Francls
co where they will mako relatives
a two weeks visit.
NOTICE.
I SPKAV PUMPS at MIIjNER'S.
Tho pnrty who took Algers' row
boat No. .", North Rend, Is known.
If snnio Isn't returned-to owner im
mediately tho guilty party will bo
prosecuted full extent of tho law.
FIRE SALE!
Monday, January 30th, 1911
A. J. DAVIS WILT, OFjrail HIS STOCK OV
Shoes, Hats, Caps and Dry Goods
At reduced prices. The goods are not dnniiigod by heat, smoke, or water,
but some are soiled ard the boxes are gone.
At Frey's Old Store, North Bend, Ore.
People Use Electric Flat Irons
the Year Round
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They arc equally as convenient in fall and winter as
they are in the hot weather. There may be less
discomfort from kitchen fires, to be sure, but the electric
flat iron has many other advantages than saving heat.
They save drudgery. They save footsteps between
ironing board and stove. They never need changing.
They are always clean and uniformly -hot ready at
your elbow.
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" Thousands of Women'
use them who prefer to iron little things themselves ir?
their own room, or elsewhere, on short notice. An elec
tric iron once tried is never afterward disnensed with.
Why not try one yourself. Ask us for particulars.
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Oregon Power Company
OneThird Off on Overcoats
and Raincoats
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
$30,00 Coats Now, $20.00
$25,00 Coats . Now $16.65
$20,00 Coats Now $13.35
$18,00 Coats Now $12.00
$15,00 Coats Now $10.00
$12,00 Coats Now $8.00
Remember we do not carry merchandise over from one
season to another,
These Prices Apply on All
Winter Suits As Well
Assortments and sizes are being broken It is up to you
to come eaily,
Hub Clothing and Shoe Co.
MAl?SimEL"D-"MONIir TALKS"-13 ANDON
Good Evening
HAVE YOU ANY LAUN)nY? &
If bo, do not form that this ,
HIE laundry haro you Bot th '
work, nnd prices nro every on!-
rouch. Call up nnd 01,0 of th0 dH
rs will call nnd explain nil ,uuu. !"
you. All tolopbono cnlls nm ..,....
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running
attended to, becniiBo vo nro
wo wagons.
OUJt GUARANTEE IS YOUR SAT.
ISFAOTION.
MARSHFIELD HANI) AND STLJ
;:nii7cy Urns., 1'rop. Vlinne 22og'
FOR GOOD WORK
Bring your clothes to iih. Clcanln?
pressing nnd repairing n specialty'
by experienced men. SntlsfnM.J
gunruntced lllANCIIARD & nm,
SON, South ItroiKhvny.
"THE Fill END OF COOS HAY"
STEAMER. ALLIANCE
Connecting with tho orth Ilnnk rond at Portlnnd
equipped with wireless.
Will sail from Portlnnd for Coon nay nnd Eurekn, on n ten-day
schedule, calling nt MarahflolJ both wnys.
NORTH pacific steamship company.
C. F. McGEORGE, Agent
For Strictly
Fresh Butter
Sterilized Cream
Sterilized Milk
Butter Milk
Bean-Pot Cheese
nnd
ice
Coos Bay Ice
,& Cold Storage
FREE DELIVERIES
H A. M. nnd 2 P. M.
Phono V.U3.
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FLA Tko Ml
STEAMER BREAKWATER
Sails from Aln.swortli Dock, Poitlnntl, nt 8 P. M eicry Tuesday.
Sails from Coos liny every Snitirdny nt service of tide. Reservations
not bo held Inter than Frlt'ny noon, unless tickets nro purclinscd.
L. H. KEATING, AGENT
PHONE MAIN SS-Ij
HOME LAND Co.
Soo ub for InvostmontR on Coct
Bay. Wo guarantee owner's price M
bo our prlco.
Phono 7IU Ufll Front St.
STEAMER ML F. PLANT
Sails for San Francisco every eight days.
TICKETS RESERVED UP TO THE ARRIVAL OP THE SHIP
RESERVATIONS WILTi HE CANCELLED AT THAT TIME Un'
LESS TICKET IS I10UGIIT.
F. S. Dow, Agent. Marshfield Ore
100 TRAP NESTED HAIIIIKD
PLYMOUTH HOCKS.
Our mntlngs have produced stand
rd-bred specimens of exhlbltloa
utility with reeorda of 212, 227,!!!
egg In 3015 dnys.
Bnby Chirks nnd Eggs for Hiitcliln(
nook your orders now for sprbf
ellvery. A fow cockorols froa
heavy Inylng stock for J5. 00.
Plymouth Plnec, Poultry Ynnli
FHED. BACHMAN, Prop.
fnrshfleld, Hox 185, Phono 2M
THE FAST AND COMMODIOUS
Steamer Redondo
(Equipped u'lth
WlrolosH)
Will ninko regular trips cnrralnc imssPi,iroi ,....i f....ii.. i...
Coos n,,y ! Snn Frnnclsco. All reoervntlons for iwssengers
niado txt Alllnnco Dock, .Mairshllehl nnd Inter-Ocenn Tnuibn Co
Vi"r ST 2r' ,w "' S',n F"-"- r Infonnntlon, 'phono
I1.J or shs. Will snll for Snn Pedro 10 . ,., jIllim.y ,
tit Snn Frnuclhro both wnys.
JXTEIt-OCEAN THANSPOUTATION COMPANY
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Beaver Hill Coal
MOUNT DIABLO AND JOSSON CEMENT.
ine oest Domestic nnd Imported brnnds
Plaster, Llino, Brick and all klnaa of bulldera material.
OFFICI
HUGH McLAIN
, GENERAL CONTRACTOR
B. SOUTH BROADWAY. PHONE 201.
Coal Cheapest Fuel
on Coos Bay
Lump caul ?J.r0. Nut conl $3.00.
Wo do nil kinds of hauling, nd
contracting. Horaea nnd vohlclesfor
salo. For quick delivery call on
L. H. HEISNER
or phono 120-J or 49-L.
SEE FHIZEEN
f you want to got In on somo of tin
est real estato bargains on tho Bar
Also if you want tho best Insur
ance at tho best ratos.
AUGUST FHIZEEN.
08 Central Ave. MarshMd, Ore.
LIBBY COAL
I havo secured tho last two months'
run of tho high grndo coal fron
tho old Llbby mlno nnd nm able tO'
soil nnd dollvor It now for J?.T l'KIV
1'ON. Send In your orders nt once.
Ordors promptly fillet.
Romonibcr I nm still giving the
best I Ivory sorvlco possible
W. L. CONDRON'S
LIVEHY AND FEED STABLES
PHONE 27iI-J.
Coos Bay-Roseburg Stace Line
Dally stage betv, eeu7 Hoseburg and Mnrs&d. Sago?evea dU " d
Sunday nt 7 p. in. Fare, $0.00. Uy nd
OTTO SnilCTTER, Agent,
"ai " "rsiineia. n p ninvinn
Agent. ROSEmma. ORX.
PHONE 11
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Have That Roof Fixed
NOW
See CORTHELL
Phono U121.
JH. G. W. LESLIE,
OrndlintO of tho Amnrlrnn Rnhoo! l
Osteopathy at Klrksvillo, Mo. Offlc-
n Eldorado Blk. Hours 9 to 12; H"
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Your Sunday Roast
Wo havo It ready for you.
DR. J. W. INGRAM,
Physician nnd Sorgoon.
209-210 rnira nnlMInc
Phones: Ofllco 1C2J; Residence M'M
J.
W. BENNETT,
Lawyer.
Ofllco over Flanagan & Bennett Baa
AJarsnneld, Orego8-
Sweet and Juicy.
"AST BEEF ROAST MUTTON UOAST PORK
Union Meat Market
Phono Us Your Order, - .... uln.
WfAL S. TURPEN,
" Architect,
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0.ver Qhqmber of Commerce. ,