THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1911 EVENING EDITION
Oopjrisht Hart Scnannor & Mirx
VOU want clothes to fit all
around; more important, you
want them to stay fit. That means
good tailoring and all-wool fabrics. That
means
Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes; and that means, come herp to get
them.
We'll sec that you get what's right.
Suits $20.00 and Up
The Woolen Mill Store
Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes.
ARCH LIVER SALTS
COMni.VATIO.V OP SALINE LAXATIVES AND TOXICS FOR
RHEUMATISM AND UIUO ACID AILMENTS, RELIEVES. ALL
INTESTINAL DISORDERS DUE TO EXCESS OF URIO ACID IN
1HE SYSTEM.
PRICE I'ER nOTTLE 00 CENTS.
For Solo nt Tho "Rusy Comer"
PHONE 208.
iockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED.
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LEADING DRUG STORE' IN COOS COUNTY.
Personal Notes
l 1. 8EI.IIY wont to I'uqullle thin
morning to attend court.
for some tlmo, hns sufficiently re
covered to bo nblo to bo about
ngnln. Ho wns In Mnrshllcld to
dny for the first tlmo In month.
WM. CANDLIN of Coqulllo Is In
Mnrshllcld on business.
PKTKR SCOTT. Jr., loft today for
Portlnnd on business.
Hit. STEMMI.ISR of Myrtle Point, im
n Mnrshlleld hutfhuM visitor todny
CAPT. HAHUIS of Sumner Is n
Mil rah Hold business visitor today.
A. S. HAMMOND of Coqulllo wns a
Mnrshllcld business visitor yoster-day.
T. C. UUSSELL nnil wife of Denver.
Hill were Marshficld visitors yes
terday.
V. U. MILltURY. wife of the govern
nient forest ranger In Curry conn
ty. pasted through liero today eit
route to Portlnnd.
Postpone Hearing. Owing to At
torneys Cuun nnd McKnlght being In
nttemlnnce nt the circuit court nt Co
qulllo toilny. City Recorder Hutler
Its postponed the hearing of Dr. Geo.
E. Dlx, chnrged with exceeding the
speed limit In his nuto, one week, it
was scheduled for today.
mdNM mil
flUMNNGS
SCREEN DOORS, Window screens
nnd Fly Killers nt MILNER'S.
A. E. NEFF returned yesterdny from
Coqulllo where ho hns been doing
Jury service.
T. A. WALKER, the well-known Co
qulllo Insurnnre man. Is spending
n few days on thevUny on business.
PHONE I. S. KAUFMAN CO VOUR
COAL ORDERS $1.50 PER TON.
LOCAL TKMPERATUtE RE-PORT.
FOLLOW tho RAND to RANDOX,
Sunday, .MAY 7.
Croquet Sots nt MILNER'S.
Beaver Hill Coal
MOUNT DIAIJLO XD JOSSON CEMENT.
The best Dbmettlc and Imported brands.
l4ster, Lime, Drlck and all kinds of builders m'aterlal
WGM NcLAIN
.... MNERAT contractor
"irK. boitii nnoAiiwAV. imioxk aoi
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toes Want Ads Bring Results
NORMAN JOHNSON arrived homo
this week from Snn Frnnclsco
where .ho hns boon attending
school. I
RICHMOND "PITTSIJURG OF THE
GREAT WEST."
MRS. HOFFMAN nnd sons returned
to Marshfleld yesterdny to mnko
their home after nn extended trip
south.
FRED HOLLISTER of North Dond
was In Mnrshllcld on' mnttcrs con
corning the Kinney bankruptcy,
ensos.
DON L. GREEN pnssod through hero
todny en routo from Myrtlo Point
to Alaska whore ho will spend tho
summer ns n member of tho
U. S. Const Geodetic survey.
C. H. CODDING is In from Milling
ton toilny. An eclipse of tho sun
wns scheduled for 3 o'clock this aft
ernoon nnd ho thought ho might
get n bettor view of It from hero.
F. C. TRUE of Coqulllo wns n Marsh
Hold business visitor yesterday. Ho
wns nominated for councllmnn In
Coqulllo this wcok nnd well likely
become one of tho "city dads"
thero.
JOE WILLIAMS, who hns been at
tending school nt San Francisco
for the past year, Is expected hero
shortly to spend tho vacation it
tho homo of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. F. Williams.
P. L. CIMINO, of Lakeside, who has
boon seriously 111 with pneumonia
"There comes n tide In tho nffalrs of
men
Which, taken nt tho Hood, lends on
to fortune;
Omitted, nil tho voyngo of their lives
Is wrnppod In shnllows nnd In
miseries."
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Opporunlty! When within our
rench we tuny grnsp It, or Idly allow
It to pnss us by. And In the great
majority of enses wo nllow It to pnss
by. Your opportunity for Invest
ment In n Richmond lot Is now nt
Hood tide. Business and resilience
lots In that thriving municipality
will never bo cheaper thnn they aro
todny. Accept tho opportunity offer
ed todny nnd buy a lot thero for only
$25 down; $5 por month; no Inter
est; no taxes; no assessments; overy
city stroot Improvement put In nt tho
oxpenso of seller Including n com
ploto system of water mains, mncn
dnmlzod streets, concroto curbs nnd
coment sldownlks; nnd best of all It
you aro sick or out of employment
your payments aro suspended during
tho perod of such sickness or. lack
of employment. What can bo fairer
to tho purchasor than such terms?
Now Is the nccopted tlmo; now Is tho
opportunity. It Is only up to you to
tnko advantago of it by calling upon
or writing to C. P. Wilcox, room 307
Coos Dldg. I havo a now tract which
hns Just been put upon tho market
and which Is within a fow minutes
walk of tho "hoart of Richmond."
For twenty-four hours ending
at 4:43 p. m., April ST. by Mrs.
E. Mlngus, special government
meteorological observer:
Mnxlmum 51
Minimum 37
At 4:43 p. m 4J
Precipitation 06
Wind, Northwest; cloudy.
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THE WEATHER.
(Dy Associated Press.)
OREGON. April 28. Fnlr to
night nnd Saturday, cooler.
Piny nt Sumner. Tho Enstsldo
basebnll team will go to Sumner Sun
day to piny the team there.
Meet Tonight Tho D. Y. II. club
of tho Haptlst church will meet this
evening nt the home of Mr. Ernest
Hnrrlugtou, South Fifth street near
Hall avenue. A till attendance Is
requested.
Nnme McCniiy. The Coos county
commissioners havo reappointed Den
nis McCnrty as head cruiser to cruise
tho timber of tho county so that It
can bo equitably nssossod. The as
sistant cruisers will be named later.
Huys Auto. II. S. Tower has
bouuht an Hudson "33-tornedo" nnd
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is toilny experimenting wun tuo
manipulation of the now machine.
He promises not to brenk any speed
records for awhllo If E. D. McArthur
doesn't "nag" lilm too much.
Willi In Cull font In. Word has
been received here of tho marriage
(of Honry Welder, son of Mr. and Mrs.
.11. M. Welder and n formor well
known Coos Dny boy, nnd Miss May
Crowley which took placo in San
Francisco last Sunday. Thoy will
jrcsldo at Hanford, Cal and Coos Day
frlonua win nnston to extent! congratulations.
FIELD MEET
Marshficld High School Boys
Preparing For Big Event
Here In May.
The Marshflotd High school track
training for the annual trnck meet
of the county schools hns boon In pro
gress for some time. It Is tho Inten
tion or the Marshficld High school,
which litis chargo of the big event, to
mnko It the most successful one lit
the history of Coos county athletics.
As heretofore the meet will be held
on the Mnrshllcld trnck, nnd will
come off on cither tho 12th or 19tll
of May. There will bo twelve eVenU
the 100. 220 nnd 110 yard dnshes,
the mile nnd half-mile uus, 220 yd.
hurdle rnce, nnd tho running broad,
standing broad nnd high Jumps, as
well ns the pole vault, shot put nnil
hnlf-mlle relny.
Guy Stiitsmnn, rnptnln of thfi
Mnrshlleld team, expects to mnko a
good showing with his men desplto
tho fnct that some of Mnrshflold'a
best sprinters were unnblo to qunllfy
In their studies nnd will not bo nt
lowed to compete. "Curloy" Larson,
who is n now man on tho Athletic
ftold hns shown good form In tho
SSO, 140 nnd 220 yard runs ns well
as In tho brond Jump. S. Clnrke, who
took first plnce for Mnrshlleld last
year. In the high Jump, has bosu
training faithfully and will probably
enter the polo vault nnd high Jump
this year. In tho sprints nnd hur
dles, Torrey nnd Stiitsmnn hnvo inndo
n good showing so fnr. Hnrrlugtou
will represent tho school In tho tnllo
nnd running brond Jump nnd Dolt
will put the shot nnd will polo vault.
Joe Dennett Is training faltlifull for
the half-mile run and other men who
are on tho training tnblo nre Murch,
McCormlck, Cooloy, Hortou and
Trlbboy.
Prof. Hewitt, who hns been going
out with tho boys nnd putting thorn
thus tholr stunts Is woll plensod with
the progress thoy aro making.
FORM (1UX CLUR.
Eat Raisins
Special Prices
8 to 20c Per Pound
At,
Lockhart's Grocery
A PARTICULAR STORE FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE.
PHONE 85-J
Get Dig Engine. The Ureal; water
yesterday brought In two largo log
ging engines. Ono was for tho
Laropa Logging company which will
got out logs for tho Randolph mill
on tho Coqulllo. Tho other wns for
tho Smlth-Powors company and Is
ono of tho biggest over soon hero.
Its "spool" will carry about a mile
and a quarter of heavy cable.
Father Demi. F. M. Parsons to
day rocolvod word that his wife's
fathor had died suddenly at tho old
(homo In Missouri. Mrs. Parsons bad
beon visiting thero thls'trlp and left
but a fow days ago. Sho Is now In
nolso, Idaho, vlsltlug. Owing to tho
great distance, it Is not llkoly that
sho will go back for tho funeral. Sho
will probably return huro In a fow
weeks. Mr. Parsons Is still contlnod
to his homo by his slego of tho grip.
Local Marksmen Organize ami Plaa
to Get Grounds.
Tho MnrshOold Gun Club has been
organized by lopal marksmen and
plans to got grounds, Instal traps and
pull oft a number of shoos this sum
mer. Thoy aro now figuring on sot
ting tho old trnp grounds from tho
railroad company or tho race track
grounds. Tho following officers
wero olocted at tho Initial mooting:
I President Frank Lnlso.
Secretary W. N. Ekblad.
Treasuror II. J. McKoown.
Committee on location Messrs.
Lnlso, Tower, McKoown, Dlx nnd
Nasburg.
Committee on Ry-lnws Messrs.
Lnlso, Conrad, Nasburg, Dlx and Ek
blad. It Is oxpectod to enroll all who llkq
shooting as members.
Road the Time' Want Ads.
Get Ready for Raisin Day
Saturday, April 29
Here Are Some Tried and Testod
Raisin Recipes
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WANTED Young lady stenographer
for about ono week. Inquire
Times' ofllco.
two box ball allies, billiard tables,
confectionery and soua fountain,
Comploto In a good small tawn.
Good business. Must soil on ac
count of rheumatism. Will pay you
to enqulro about this place. Ad
dress C. Nadeau, Floronco, Oro.
WANTED Girl to learn to dip tho
colntes nt Stafford's.
WANTED To buy second hum! fur
niture reasonable Apply K' Times
(WANTED -.Hoarders und, roomers.
fSrtrwl hnmn nntlflllr TMoflRnllt'
room, bath, close In. Uox 28S,
WANTED Experienced woman for
gonornl housework. Phono 314X1.
WINDOW cleaning and floor polish
lug A. Landlos. Loavo ordors,
Phono 8-J.
WANTED D' Mrs, Arthur Mc
Koown a girl to take caro.of chil
dren. Apply before May First.
IFOR SALE Good workhorse, nine
i years. Reasonable, Inquire Times.
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FOR RENT Four roomed house,'
West Marshllold, also thrco fur
nished housekeeping rooms. U. E.
Hampton nox 553 Marshllold. i
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FOR SALE 50-ft. Iloat House. Will'
tako 34-ft. launch. Also! ono mare
weight 1.050. Will work singlo
or double Apply A. O. Rogors.
FOR SALE A first class cigar store,
AUTO Anytime, anywhere. Hen
J sonablo iates. Phono Ulanco hotol
i 46 or Residence 2 8-J. J
PRIZE RAISIN DREAD Soak
ono yeast enko In ono and ono-half
cups of potato wator; mix In enough
flour to mnko q stiff batter; boat.llvo,
minutes. Lot stand ovor night. In
tho morning, scald two cups of sweot
milk, Into which put ono rounded
tablespoon Golden Gato Lard, 1 table
spoon salt, threo tablespoons augaf.
When milk Is lukowarm, mix with tho
yeast; add onough flour to make a
stiff batter; boat about ton minutes;
lot rlso. When sulHclontly ralsod.
add two cups seeded or seedless rai
sins; mix; add more flour nnd knosVd
until dough Is smooth; lot rlso. Mnko
Into loavos and bnko ono hour. Who-i
baked wot top nt lonves with sugar
nnd hot wator to provont tho crust
becoming hard.
RAISIN SPICE CAKE Dlssolvo
ono teaspoon soda In ono tnbloepoon
boiling wutor'niid add to Qjio-hiilf
oup molnsses. Add one cup thle'c
sour ore-am, (one pup hwjwnmigar,
and three ajld a half cups; flouiv Iloa't
thoroughly. Add ono tableapooi
each cinnamon nnd nllspico nnd ono
pound California seeded or soodless
raisins choppod flue nnd well dredged
with flpur, Dako In modorato oven
oho hour.
RAISIN COOKIES Ono cup but
ter, two cups white sugar, four cups
Hour, ono cup each soodod nnd sood
less California rnlslns, one-hnlt cup
Hweot milk, four eggs, ono teaspoon
onch loinon, vanilla and soda, ono
fourth teaspoon salt. Crean, butter
ami Biignr. Add oggs ono nt a tlmo.
Doat till dough Is nlco and smooth.
Add milk, lemou and vanilla. Sift
soda and salt In one cup of Hour. Add
to the mlxturo and stir until smooth.
Then udd remaining threo cups of
flour. Lastly, stir In rnlslns thor
oughly ground through a moat chop
per. Roll out on well llourod board
one-qunrtor of nn Inch thick. Sprlnklu
vlth sugar, bako ten nil mi tea In mo-
! derate oven.
SUL.MA RAISIN PIE Wash thor
oughly two cups ochaeeded an '
gaudies California ralalua; soak bc- -ernl
houi-4 In cold water. Stew until
ttmdur. Then add ono cup ortislu I
walnut meats, oiio-hwU cup sugar,
two tablespoons butter, two table
spoons cornstarch; rub to a cream
with Juice nnd rind of one orange and
ono lomon nnd part of grated ,rlnd,
and cook until slightly thickened.
Cool, and bako with a doublo crust.
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