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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1911 EVENING EDITION.
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Mrs. Snrah Wilson of Marshflcl-J
visited friends hero Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert McCnnn spent Thurs
day ns n guest of Enstsldo friends.
Geo. E. Murphy nnd wlfo nro re
joicing over tho birth of u son Wednesday.
Mrs. W. N.-Ekblnd nnd Mrs. Oil
ibortson vlaltod North Hiiul relative
yesterdny.
Right and Priced Ri
ON THIS LAST BREAKWATER WE RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF CLOTHING, WHICH WE
ARE MORE THAN ANXIOUS TO SHOW YOU.
FIRST-REGARDING S T Y L E AND T A I L 0 R I N G WE WANT TO PROVE TO YOUR
ENTIRE SATISFACTION THAT THERE IS NOTHING BETTER MADE.
SECOND A SAVING TO YOU FROM 10 TO 20 PER CENT AND, THE REASON IS
EASY TO EXPLAIN CASH ONLY - IS WORTH WHILE TO ANY MAN.
WE ARE READY TO PROVE BOTH STATEMENTS AN D NOW IT IS UP TO YOU TO
- . MAKE US DO IT.
- .( A COMPARISON IS ALL WE ASK.
"Money Talks"
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Our Saturday
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Market
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Basket
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' Mrs. C. E. Kaiser, Mrs. Oobhard
nnd Miss Theodora Knlser spend
Thursday with Mnrshllnld friends.
J. Frank Evans, rormurly druggist
ftt tho North Rend Drug stoio nnd
bis brldo, formerly Miss Elizabeth
Knrtkopf, hnvo gono to Cambridge,
Idaho, to ni n l(o their homo. They
were married last week.
Is well filled with nil tho
FOOD tho market cmbrnqes.
Wo have n fresh supply of SALT
NORWAY MACKEREL Just arrived.
Wo also havo all kinds of SALT and
nitlEl) HSU, tho best of MISTLE
TOE HAM and HACON. PURE
HON'EY In COM I). All kinds of pic
nic Roods. Our list or FICEnH
FRUITS nnd VEGETARLES for Sat
urday follows:
fresh vegetahlek
SIMNACH, UHUIUnn, A8PARAOUS
ARTICHOKES, HEAD LETTUCE,
ICUCUMHERS, FRESH TOMATOES,
th0 OltEEN ON'IONS, CAULIFLOWER,4
(or CAHHAGE, CELERY
M. 0. Coleman Is training
North 11 ciid lllch school bovs
cirsmen. Tho Coos Hay Motor Ilont Nn'8' CARROTS, PARSNIPS,
club has presonted tho high school
boys with n racing boat and It Is
txprctod that n fast four-oared team
will bo dovolopcd.
C. II. Bonn of Astoria, who Is h
pervlsliiK tho construction of u sister
chip of tho Oshkosh, tho order for
which was placed boforo tho loss of
tho Oshkosh and hor crow on the Co
lumbia Itlvor bar, has awarded tho
contract to Kruso & Ilnnks for an
other' Vessel to repjaco tho lost one.
Tho engines snved from tho Oshkosh
Tf ck- nro to bo used In her. " Work
on tho vessel now underway Is pro-'
cceding rapidly nnd tho second one
will bo started soon.
nEETS, TUtf-
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TAUAGAS.
FRESH , FRUITS.
ORANGES, LEMONS, APPLES.
FRESH PINEAPPLES, OHAPE
1 FRUIT. HATCAXAS.
1 DRIED FRUITS all kinds. Don't
forgot that wo havo, II. J. HEINZ
Pure HARLEY MALT VINEGAR In
bulk. Tho only plnco In town that
you can got It. ...-
HOTEL CHANGES HANDS.
PHONE US YOUR OR,DER '-
OLLIVANT & WEAYER
Pl'REFOOD GHOCKRYMKN
A Goo J Place to Trndo.
PHONE 27.VJ
Try Our Hod HUiIxhui Piiuipkln
CORNER :IIU) AND CENTRAL
COOS BAY LIVERY
Having rented what was formerly
known as- tho Hreakwntor hotel, 1
hao lmd It refitted and renovated j Wo hnvo secured tno llvory IihbI
and will conduct It as a thoroughly ness of L. H. HoUner and are pre
first-class European hotel. Clean, parort to render excellent service t
sanitary and thoroughly modern at , tno people ot Coos Hay Carefu
raodorato rates. drivers, good rigs and everything
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JOXSSON,
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WATCH! NOTICE!
Hpmor Mauioy, ono cf the drlwua
and tho solicitor for us Is out for
Luundry, Watch him! ho is llablo
to stop you ou tho streot nnd explain
all details of Laundry and also to bo
lit your homo any time. Ho knows
Laundry business from A to Z.
Marshfieid Hand and
Steam Laundry
PHONL 220-J
Proprietor Ihut will mean snttsfactiry service U
, ; tho public. Phono us lor a driving
horse, n rig or auythlim needed li
tho liver) line. We also do a
trucking business of oil kinds.
11LANCHAKD UltOTIIEIlR.
Livery, Fm! nnd Snlrs Service.
141 First and Alder Streets.
Phono 38-J
Coal Cheapest Fuel
on Coos Bay
Lump coal $1.30. Nut coal $iI.0Q
Wo do nil winds of hauling, and
contracting. Horses and vehicles for
nolo. For quick dellve-v cnll on
L. H. HEISNE.R
vr phono 120-J or 49-L.
DO-IT NOW
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,' J,y in your gupply of wood now nnd
avoid the usual suinnioi' rush. AVc have
plonfy otiyood and just at present can
deliver it promptly. A little later, when
orders begh) to pile in, we will not he
able to give you our undivided atten
tion. y2'iu:S(ov(trool $2.00 per dump load.
"Fira -PltltcmticlM&XiO per dump load
AVe can furnisli you a man to split
and pile it if desired.
C.A. SMITH LUMBER &MTG. CO.
PHONE1 Tfl-T
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OLD RELIADLE
STEAMER BREAKWATER
ALWAYS ON TIME
Riills frqm Alnsworth Dock Portland, at to" P, M., every TucMlny.
Sails "from Coos pny eor' Satnrtjay at serylre of .title. JtoM-rvntlons
will not be held lutcfttm Friday noon,itn1esstlcketsnrt purchaH-d.
Ji. .11. KEATING, AGENT
PHONE MAIN tW-L
Condensed Statement
of the
First National Bank of Coos Bay
At tha clooe of Imi.hIiickn, .'Mnrcli 7th, JOII.
KESOUHCKS.
Loans nnd dis
counts $160,538.00
Overdrafts. . . .
U. S. Honds nnd
promlttms. . ,
Other bonds nnd
warrants. . .
Hanking House.,
Furniture nnd
1U tu res ...
Ciihh nnd duo
fioiu banks . ,
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25,250.00
Sl.037.15
,71,100.11
7.0S0.31
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LLi;iUTii:s.
Capital stock. . .MOO.OGOIll
SurphiB and pro-
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Circulation.
Deposits, ,
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24,5(1 111
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9494.03111
$104,052.20
Cash Ilchmic J17 Per Cent of Drjipxlts
Wo linlto your nttontlon to tho condition of this bankanlcn
by the nbovo statement.
A general banking business transacted.
Accounts of Individuals, corporations nnd Arms received.
Interest paid on tlmo nnd Ravings Deposits.
Safo deposit bates for rent nt 13.'00 nnd up per annum.
Your business solicited.
OITICEHS:
W. S. CHANDLER, President.
DOItSEY KRBITZEK, Cashier.
M. C HOUTON, Vice-President.
RAY T. KAUFMAN, AMt.-CU.
DIRKCTOKS:
K. S. DOW, STEPHEN C. ROGERS,
WM. GRIMES, W. P. MURPHY,
JOHN P. HALL, M. C. HORTON.
W. S. CHANDLER,
JOHN S. COKE,
W. U. DOUGLAS,
FORLCLOSURK SALE LICENSED
I VESSEL.
Notlco Is hereby given that Flam-
ald launch, by reason of th
of said mortgagor, John 8. A
in tho navment of eald BOtt
ninrtcnufi. hns this day (01
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said mortgage by taking
of tho launch "Fish" and
aforesaid: and said morUJM
Tbt
The Demand Is So Great
for tho
"New Mazda"
That wo have been able to get only
one-half case of these lamps out ot
an ordor for five cases placed sixty
days ago. Hut can supply out trade.
with tho best lamp made whllo they i
last,
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
I'M ONE 2.17-J.
THE FAST AND COMMODIOUS.
Steamer &edondo
(Equipped vriih
Wireless)
Will nuiko reiwlaMrlpp carry ng passengers both a)s and freight
betwot-n Coos Hay nnd Sun Fmnclsco. Allreservationsforpassengers
niudc tit Alliance Dock, Mnrslilleld and Inter-Ocean Transp. Co.
I'iiIoii Street Wharf No. 2, S'in Francisco. For Information, phono
4 l-J or IWfl. Will will fo.r San l-Vanclsco from Mnrslilleld, Frid.iv
Murch ill, at 12 M. j"
INTEU-OCKAN fRANSPOHTATION COMPANY.
Romombor a TUIUUS1I HATH
will holp you. Phone 21 W,
"THE Fill I Kl) OF COOS HAY'
S. S. ALLIANCE
CONNECTING WITH THE NORTH HANK ROAD AT PORTLAND
WILL SAIL FROM
Marshfieid for Eureka Sunday A.M.
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
rilONE 44 C. F. McGEORGE, Agent
gan & nennett Rank, n corporation,
under the laws of Oregon, owner nnd
holder of that certain note and mort-
gego executed nnd delivered on No-! In possession thereof, on
-.vcmbor 24, 1909. by John S. Amlor. tho'Cth dnv of Anrll. 19i
,son to Flanncan & nnnnoi rtnnu tnlmnr nt nun nVlock In tho rt
" f e'eure (he repayment In ninety dayp ' qf, tljnt day nt tho wharf t JJ
trora said ilate of 11,000.00 nnd in- Market Avenue In theCU7'
terest nt rato of eight per cent per field, Coos County, Ore"
annum, nn nnrt nf i-lilnl, i.. i. kll.lt n(f . snln and K"
" -, 4IIIO UlTH ,".., UUUI ., -.- -
paid except fl00.u0 on principal nnd launch and property afore
S0. 00 On IlltOrOKt nxxnnnl lno..lnr. mnnh thnronf ns mSV 9
now duo thereon ssnn on ii.i antarv onM itnbt. latere" "
nnd interest from Novembor i s. sonnblo oxnenses. to the Wll
1!10, nt said ral. whini, ...-r hnof i,M fnr rash, at P11
eauo was rponrrinH i.. . rii... .'.i.. a .. ad will rei-1
OfP.Ce, District of Snnlhom1 r.- Unnlu !, nrnronds Of SUCH ""I
'ort of Coos Ray, in tho Custom tho payment of the ainount wjj
nouse, hmplro City, Oregon, on No- on said note and mortsas6 ""
vombcr 26. 1909. in ni, i d.h.L.j Monoi,i oxnenses "
21, Records of MortcnPAa nr ll.Mj 'rmWotiM In rnnnectkm witb t
vessels In en 1,1 m. ., .. . .. ' . -. u .nrtiraee I
... ...... uiinc, ucscrioing tno Closure oi nam ..--
jbrts launcn or vessel called the taking and keeping P
i r.. suustantlally of the follow-
ng dimensions, to-wt: Length 39.7,
breadth 11 feet, depth 4.2 feet, one
, , net tonnage nlno tons; built
,at Empire City, Oregon, In 1903, of
,ood; to which mortgage, nnd tho
.record thereof for a more complete
.description of said launch, reference
Ha hereby made; including all masts.
bowwprit, boats, anchors, cables,
chains, rigging, tackle, apMl, fur-
lUltUro anH nil v, ..'
,. iHO lieCUSSltlPR thnrnfn ti.k I
..v,u dnrllWI
said lnunch, and the P7
sums which may be neceW
TRY A WANT An IN TIMCQ IP YOU WAWT nillPI dphi n- laPPrt'nlng and belonging caBniin
In.. .... linn nf plfllnl H
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j anmlUS t0 I
John S. Anderson, bl W
signs. .
Dated March 23, 19U,
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By J. V. DENNETTjg
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