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THECOOSBAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1911 -EVENING EDITION
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"What About Those
Guaranteed Clothes"
ISK us pome day and see what happens.
We'll show you a suit of surprisingly
style that will fit you as if it were
c for you in as handsome a fabric as
ever saw.
icnyoucan read for
Ethc guaranty of
er that the suit is
, has lasting shape
I give satisfactory
and service.
on top of that you
Bave our own guar-
For all this you need
pay no more than for or-
' dinary clothes, $10 to $25.
The name of these re
markably good clothes is
Gothcraft just keep it in
mind. It stands for cloth
ing values so good they
can be guaranteed.
IThe Woolen Mill Store
Mill-to-Man Clothier
CH TOOTH POWDER
E MOST lKIdGIlTFUL POWDER, 11UIG1ITK.NS AM)
ESS THK TEKTII, LKSSILVB TIIK TENDENCY TO DECAY,
Ptt'ES FILLINGS AND REMOVES TARTAR, PURIFIES
BREATH AM) LKAVKS A REFRESHING AND AGREE-
WSTE IN Till: MOUTH.
PRICE PER BOX 25 CENTS.
FOR 8ALK AT TIIK BUSY CORNER
PHOXE 208.
part-Parsons Drug Co.
LEADING DRUG STORE IX COOS COUNTY.
BAY LIVERY
ft Wcured thft iivAn.r k...i
" Helsner and are pro-
nw excellent service to
PrS and everything
J satisfactory servlco to
; --- u ior a arivin8
rn0r arthlnB needed in
,- 'e also do a
M!a' of an klnd8i
lCBD DROTIIERS.
& nd Sale r,.-i
" Alder Streets.'
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ap w.: :
liter " "ARBKU
0 Uve produced stand-
!sJMords of 242,227,222
E E6gs for Hatching
1 Wen now for spring
' cockerels from
J r 15.00.
". Poultry Yards.
CHMAM n
483, Phone 28S
First Class Laundry
work is moat desirable to anyone
wishing thoir llnon to possess that
particular finish so necessary to
good taste In dress.
WE DO THAT CLASS OP WORK
Ono Trial will Convince.
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
PIIOXE "MAIN 57-J
SAFE IXVESMEXTS.
For Information concerning
high-class bond Investments,
bearing 6 Interest net,
write O. B. Hinsdale, care J.
H. Adams and Company, Los
Angoles, California.
FAnLY nOTEL
THE LLOYD
MARSHFIELD'S POPULAR
Rates reduced to: Day 50c, 76c and
1.00; week $2.00 to $6.00. House
keeping apartments with gas ranges
ft 0.00 to $18.00 Irlei month. FREE
BATHS K. W. SULLIVAN. Prop
GEOI ELDER
10 RUN HERE?.
Agent McGcorgo Thinks That
C. P. Doe May Put Large
Vessel On Run.
Tho Alliance sailed Saturday for
Portland with a large passenger Hat.
Many woro through passengers from
Eureka. Among those arriving hero
from Eureka on her were Y. Duffret,
S. Fels, It. S. Wright, L. Tnusseg and
E. P. Moore.
Agent McGcorgo has received sev
eral hnndaomo pictures of tho Geo.
W, Elder, n big passenger ship of tho
Doo lino running botweon Portland
nnd San Dlogd. As Dr. Doo expects
to make a number of changes In his
line owing to putting on more ves
sels, Agent McGeorgo Is Inclined to
think that nosslblv tho Elder will run
Into Coos Bay. He Is writing ,foi
uirect nuvises about the matter now.
The' Alliance will salt from Port
laud for Coos liny April 10.
Among those snlllng for Portland
on tho Alliance were:
I Miss Etta Crosby, Mrs. C. Gross,
I Miss Maud Crosby, Clins. Scnman.
, W. S. Brynnt, It. L. Sliu'ltz, L. Doudu,
Paul Chntnosfl, M. O. Kofor, J. lllack
loch. Edgar E. Williams. Guy NY. '
. Stevens, C. Harnett, U. Young, Enrl
Palmer, John Sumlen, Mrs. A. Gor
in I II. Mrs. It. H. Moduott. Geo. Mols
ley, It. II. Blodgott. Mrs. .1. P. Mali
son, Mrs. X. G. Moon, Alice McDon-,
nhl, J. P. Hansen, J. V. McDounlil, A.'
W. McDonald. '
lAH'AL
temperature
PORT.
RE-
ers In northwest; cooler In
GO
.11
For twenty-four hours endjng
nt 4: -13 p. in., April 10, by.Mrs.
E. Mlugus, special government
meteorological observer:
Maximum. . . . . 54
Minimum 42
At 4:43 p. m. .
Precipitation. .
Wind, Northwest; clear.
lie returned hero for a visit, nnd since
that time has received a lucrative of
fer from the const city. Hosebnrg
Xews.
Glvo Cunt ntn. The Baptist choir
has nrrnnged to glvo the sacred enn
tntn. "The Galilean" nt Kastslde Wed
nesday evening.
R. E. Shine Coming. According
to a postcard received at Thu Times
otuco, R. E. Shine Is coining from
California and wfu.mnke his homo In
Coqulllo the coming summer.
THE WEATHER.
(By Associated Press.)
OREGON, April 17. Fair to
night and Tuesday except show-
west.
. Retiring Tuesday. Tho henrlng In
tho -Major Kinney bankruptcy pro
ceedings will be resumod Tuesday
beforo Rcforee McKnlght.
OclK'Cinitiiict. E. G. Porhnm of
Mnrshfleld hns secured thu contract
for nil' 8,000 bridge across the Pis
tol river. In Curry county. Ho expects
to Bturt tho work soon.
Hem lug PoHtpoiu'd.-r-Thn hearing
of Dr. Geo. E. Dlx on tho chnrgo of
exceeding the speed limit In his nuto
was postponed Saturday evening un
til next Saturday morning.
J. S. Grtvii Move. J. S. Green is
moving from Eugene to Corning,
California. Mr. Green will bo re
membered by tunny Coos Hay friends
ns a civil engineer who made his
home on Coos Bay for a time.
WiiiUk Postoillce. T. F. Chase of
South Inlet Is circulating n petition
here asking for the establishment of
n postoillce at Charleston for tho
benefit of South Inlet residents nnd
asking thnt he bo appointed post
master. Three-dny-n-week Borvlco Is
asked-for.
Funeral Held. The funeral of J.
B. Arnott wns held yesterdny after
noon from the Presbyterlnn church
nnd was largely attended. His son,
F. II. Arnott of Aberdeen, Wash.,
who was bore will leave tomorrow
for his home, but will return hero
this fall to settle up the estate.
.NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
N'otlco Is hereby given that the
partnership formerly existing be
tweon tho undersigned under the firm
nnmo of "Merchant & Kammeror"
hns this day been dissolved by mutual
consent; Win. T. Morchnnt having
purchased tho entiro Interest of E. W.
Knmmcrer therein, will assume nnd
pny all tho obligations of said firm
and all dobts, and claims due said
firm aro payable to him, i
Datod nt Mnrshilold, Oregon, thlsi
12th day of April, 1911.
W. T. MERCHANT,
E. W. KAMMERER.
Romombora TURKISH RATH
will do you good. Phono 214-J.
Mall Law. The mnll boat from
Sumner to Marshnuld lost Its propel
ler tills morning and In conscqucnco
tho Incoming mail was dclnyed sev
eral, hours.
Wed In CMiillU'. Tommy Smith,
bartender nt thu Bell Cord, and Miss
Nettle Godcskl of Marslillold were
married last Week nt Coqulllo by
Ju'stlco E. G. Holdcn, Mr. Smith kopt
tho affair quiet for n fow days ns a.
surprlso on his friends. They will
rcsldo In Marslillold.
To i Locate Hero. W. A. Straw, a
former Rosoburg archltoct, loft fo'r
Mnrshflold List week where he may
decide to locato permanently. Mr.
Straw left hero about a year ago and
locntiHl:at Portland. Two weoka ago
White Flour
In 48 Pound Sacks
SNOWDRIFT, per suck $I.$
OLYMPIA, per mick $1.83
WHITE RIVER, per suck '. 91.35
VIM, por suck $1.35
SOUND RIXO, per suck ' $1.33
SPERRY'S, per suck 4. ...$1.00
GRANULATED, per wick $1.10
..If you aro from tho East, and havo been using Eastorn Flour,
wo ndvlso you to try GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, at 2.25 por sack.
LOCKHART'S GROCERY
PHONE 85-J
Hiilldhigx Burned, Dan Campbell
today recolvod word that the build
ings on his mining claim near South
Inlet were burned Inst evening while
Ills mon woro on u trip to thu furry.
Thu Hames had gained such headway
beforo their return that they were
able to save but little. It Is believed
that tho lire was of Incendiary origin
ns Mr. Campbell has been having
much dllllculty In retaining tho property.
Ri'lutlvi'H Located. Shorlff Gage
Is In receipt of a letter from Mary E.
Clay, 42 V, North Third street Port
land, making Inquiry for James Low
as to .whereabouts of hla son Arthur
Low. Shorlff Gago sent tho lotter to
Marshal Carter who succeeded In
solving tho problem by locating Arth
ur L9W as tho man who wns drowned
from Larson's drodgo In tlfo Coqull
lo during tho Hood 011 Novombor 25,
1909. Lotter to this effect has lion
sont his Inquiring relatives.
Joke On TeinpInrN. It Is all "rub
bish" to say that tho Knights Tom
plor, in their fine uniforms, lost thoir
way last Sunday on their way from
tho Masonic Tomplo to tho Pr.oby-
torlnn church whero they woro to at
tend servlco. Tho fact Is that wluui
thoy reached tho end of tho lmpo-
vomont' on Mnrkot avonuo, tho most
Eminent Commander, Mr. Morton,
did not know If tho narrow plinkB
from tho Improvement to tho old
grndo wero strong enough to carry
tho largo body of Sir Knights and
wlille ho hcsltntod somo mischievous
citizen told a small boy to go and
toll thorn that ho would show thorn
tho way to tho church.
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WANTED Two will tresses. Chand
ler Hotol.
are In psoltlon to locato you either
In tho city or the country, upon
forms to suit your pockotbook.
Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
Henry Sengstacken, Mgr.
HAND EMBROIDERY Lndy wishes
to do samo at homo. Leave orders
corner North Broadway and Birch
avonuo. Phono 175-L, mornings.
WANTED Hoarders In private fum
lly. Upstairs' 545 South Broadway.
FOR RENT Furnished Modern Bun
galow, 6 rooms, $20.00. Dwelling
$10.00 Including water. PaintShop
$7.50. Carpentershop $10.00.
Tltlo Guaranteo and Abstract Co.
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. Phono 49-L.
LOST A wagon spring. Return to
C. H. Walters, expressman, and
receive reward.
WANTED 2 chambermaids.
Chandler Hotel.
FOR REXT Residence In Eustsldo
Phone Mrs. McCann, Noith Bend.
FOR RENT Baxter hotel ut Co
qullle, Oregon, after April 1.
Wrlto or seo personally Baxter
Bros., Coqullle, Ore.
Present for Mllllcoma. Somo
mombors of tho Mllllcoma club wont
to see tho "Hnzol Dollar" last Friday
In Mr. Lockharfs auto. Tho chief
englnoor entertained thorn most en-
FOH SALE Xlno room bungalow,
and two corner lots, each 40 by
100 on new county r6ad at Milling
ton. Ono lot planteu In strawbor
rles and potatoes. Price $1,295;
half cash and torma on b'alanca.
Address N. L. Sandon, Box 48C,
MarshQeld, Ore.
WAXT,ED Paiitrymun nt tho Chan
dler Hotel.
TO HOMESEEKERS If you want a
location for a homo come to us. wo
DESIRABLE housekeeping rooms,
also furnlshod rooms-at 135 Second
street near Chandler Hotel.
uxo Anytime, unywliero Rea
sonable rates. ;Phono Blanco hotel
4G or Residence 28-J,
WANTED Reliriqulslunent, State
particulars. AJIdress: T M' Times
Ladies Misses' and
Children's Hosiery
A comploto lino Including tho Fa
mous Two Step Hoso for girls and
tho Nonpareil for boys, a strong
nnd heavy hose.
Ladle' Hoso 23 and 80c
Mlases' hose VHc nnd 23c
Boys' Hoso i"H and 23c
Wo can save money for you and
glvo yQu e&lsfactlon.
The Bazar
HOUSE OF QUALITY "
PHONE !J2.
Joyably. Somo of tho pnrty guessed
lie was a Scotchmnn and Rome Bald
he was an Englishman. His answer
wns that ho came vory near being a
Scotchman. He snld, "I was-born In
England five miles south of the lino
between England and Scotland and If
Mama hud tukon her usual walk that
morning, 1 would have been a Scotch
man sure." He also presented tho
club, via Claud Nasburg, with n most
beautiful painting obtained by him
while In the Holy Land of tho Camel
about to enter tho eyo of tho needle.
It's a treasuro long to bo ronnm-bered.
Personal Notes
GEORGE HAINES has taken a post- x
Hon In Tho Toggory.
WARNER OGRKN will 'leave tomor
row for San Francisco.
SAM HARPER will leave this wcolc
for San Franclscovoii 'business.
MRS. P. M. TULLEY loft today for.
n visit with relatives In California.
JAS RAINES expects to leave on tho
Redondo for San Francisco ou
business.
MAJOR MORTON TOWER of Em
pire Is n Marslillold buslneid vis
itor today.
JOE MIRACLi:, who Is now employ
ed on tho Coqulllo Herald, spoilt
Sunday In Mnrshflold.
MR8. THOMAS THORSON and llttlo
daughter, I.ela. of Bay City, aro
Marslillold visitors today.
F. S. DOW returned yesterdny from
San Francisco whero ho hns boon
a week or so on business.
MISS MARY OLEMAN hns resigned
her position at Stafford's and re
turned to her homo 'nt Bnrtlott,
Wash.
MISS EMMA ERICKSON Is oxpected
homo on tho Breakwater this week
from n visit with hor brothor la
Portland.
J. H. FLANAGAN expects to luavo on
ioxt Rodondo for San Francisco.
His llttlo dnughtor, who has boon
ailing may accompany him.
MRS. A. E. POLLEXFEN will lonvo
tomorrow for hor homo In San,
Francisco after sovoral weoks' visit
at tho E. W. Kammeror homo.
AUGU8T EICKWORTH, son of Mr.
nnd Mrs. E. A. Elckworth, has loft
San Francisco for Los Angolos
whoro ho Is now employed on Tho
Express.
F. II. VIRTUE, who has been run
ning a second hand storo hero, loft
via Drain for eastorn Oregon nnd
British Columbia points whoro ho
expects to locato.
MR8. T. M. DIMMICK of Coqulllo
visited friends hero ovor Sunday,
coming ovor with hor son, Victor,
who loft Saturday for Raymond,
Wnsh., to visit his brothor, Dort
Dlmmick.
HENRY SENGSTACKEN wns In Myr
tlo Point Saturday on business, his
first trip thero In ten or fifteen
years. Ho says that Myrtlo Point
Is Improving rapidly and stneo his
last visit, tho business section has
changed to nnothor part of town.
CIRCUIT COURT OPENS.
Judgo Coke Convenes Adjourned
Term at Coqulllo Today.
Tho adjourned torm of circuit
court was convened at Coqulllo this
morning by Judgo John S. Coko. Tho
old grand Jury also assembled to In
vestlgato a number of matters thnt
havo been roforrod to It so that tho
criminal cases on lndlctmonts can bo
token up noxt Monday when tho rogu-
lar April terra of court opons. No
Jury trials will bo takon up this week.
Most of tho nttornoys In Mnrshflold
went ovor this morning and will ro
maln until motions and nrgumenta
In thoir cases aro dlsposod of.
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