The Coos Bay times., May 24, 1911, EVENING EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

THE COOS BAY TIMES, MAR8HFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAJf 24, 1911 EVENING EDITION
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TEMPERATURE
POUT.
For twenty-four hours ending
at 4:43 p. m., May 23, by Mrs.
E. MlngiiB, special govornmont
meteorological observer:
Maximum Gl
Minimum 44
At 4:43 p. m Gl
Precipitation 02
Wind, Southwest; cloudy.
6(aro Accident. Tho Rosoburg
imnll was soTcral hours lato yestor
day as a result of tho stage breaking
ti
down.
Hcdourio Delayed. Tho steamer
Rcdondo Is on dry dock at San Fran
I Cisco nud It Is uncertain when sho
will bo nblo to lcavo Micro. It maybo
a week or ten days boforo sho will
'sail for here.
Cnno Is Heard. Today beforo Jus
tlco Pounock a suit of E. L. C. Farrln
vs. Jacob Mattson for $28.95, which
ho claims Is due him as attorney fees
Vfrif Iti Mirth PmAnl nlrAnf IntimftHnll
lu being heard. It Is bolng hard
fought and may not bo onded this
afternoon.
In Hotter. Mrs. draco Gould
Woodruff, who has been very IIP of
typhoid fever at tho homo of her sla
ter, Mrs. Richmond, In Coqullbv Is
roportcd somowhat Improved. Just
as sho was beginning to recover from
typhoid, sho sufforcd n sovorj attack
of erysipelas.
Now Crops. Mrs. C. D. Plpor of
Coob River sent In tho first homo
grown strnwburrlcB of tho season to
Mnrshflold a week ago Tuosday. A llt
tlo warm weather and sunshlno now
will rosult In tho berries rlponlng
flno. Jacob Mattson of North Ilroad
wny brought to Tho Times' ofljco to
day some flno now potatoos, said to
bo tho first home grown of tho soa-son.
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S, iU guaranteed hose. 70
profit. Mako $10 dally,
rt time. Iloglnnora Invcs-
hag Knit, Rox 4029, West
m, Pa.
A girl for general house-'
ork. Phono 314H1.
-A niaclilnlNt to tuko
Bwer Hill Coal Comnany
i hop. Apply Deavor Hill.
-Six room lint furnished
with bath, hot and cold
loet view In city, with c&s
itDint can have noaBessIon
H. Annlv to Robart Unr-
P 10 ncro roch, Vodh
D. Ferguson.
Itrlngn Bride. Tom Dennett Is
pondering over a card which lie has
Just received from Jack Ueroen who
has been vliltlnr in Ban Franclioo.
The card says In part, "I will retura
soon with 'a bride" or at loasi ine
last word which Is written rather in
distinct looks like "brldo." If Jack
has slipped away and quietly mar
rlod during his trip, his many Coos
Ray friends will glvo him a warm
welcome back.
P Piano and house, fnrnl.
I! Front St.
Jtylnic, anywhere. Ren-
llts. Phono Dlanco hotel
Mdenco 2 8-J.
B-Dalry Ranch, thirteen
firesg Brx 3G5, Mnrshfloli
On Dry Dock. According to tho
last Information received horo the
Harol Dollar, tho big lumbor carrier
which took on part of her cargo for
China at tho Smith Mill, which was
wrecked near Everott, was Just go
ing on dry dock at Seattlo. Hor en
tire cargo had to bo taken off and it
is feared that her bottom was badly
damaged by the rocks. The actual
loss Is not known hero. Bho was
pretty wll Insured.
f Hc (SPECIAL ATTENTIOK.
sln.b ujjj doings Wednesday
evening.
4 Victims
Election of Secretary
Lots of other work. Corao out.
Wo must eeo you.
Dy order of tho Exalted Ruler,
GEO. GOODRUM, Secy.
(Don't forget tho danco.)
TTOHN W ANAMAKER has been awarded a medal in recognition of
his wide-spread influence in behalf of a HIGHER STANDARD of
' retailing. .
. Fifty years ago Waunamaker iu an advertise
ment published his principles of storekecpiug, which
were as follows :
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"I will not importune any one to buy.
"I will mark down prices at the beginning to
the lowest point that goods can be sold for and
there will be no underground way to get them.
All will be on the ground floor at the start.
"Goods will be genuinely trustworthy. Seconds
will not be sold for anything but seconds, even, if
people cannot tell the difference.
11 A sale will be canceled and money back easily
by return of what fails to please.
"New, fair and agreeable relations will bo
established between the purchaser and the seller,
the poor and the1 rich, the wise and the unwise
there will be no favoritism."
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That.thor.0 weroWore WaimamakcrTjii tH 'B&oote 'business, alidkssof tho
p kind," the JuntL.wlio.aVo bringingrmerchandising into disrepute; who by their lying
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advertisements,
to adopt the
think that THEY 'must tell just'
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Please note Wannamaker's, principle, as expressed in the second paragraph. Hunk ot ins
. immense buying power, and thctf fliinY ioV ridicUlous"it is for some littlo country stoio
to say that THEY will sell nlf THlillR4 goocW athalf "or great reductions, when anna
maker does not claim to "beble to offor goods at any such prices.
Were it possible for some, merchants to i continually buy goods at such great reductions as
they claim, wouldn't it be reasonable to suppose that Wnnnmmikcr and Fields would be able
to do as well? But do they? Indeed they do not. They have too.mueh senso or too much
regard for the truth, or too much respect for the intelligence of tho readers of their adver
tisements, to oven insinuate that they are able to do as much as some stores whose entiro
year's business would hardly make a decent days sales in their stores.
However, stores muBt advertise, and SOME stores really cannot say anything m praise
of their goods, and as thoy must say SOMETHING, they claim thoyjire reduced m price,
so perhaps we should be charitable in our judgment.
The Waimamaker standard has always been' tho rulo,at the MAGNUS & MATbONatovQ.
QUALITY, MEASONABLENJUSS IN PJiJOJB AND SATISFACTION ABE A T1UNI
TY OF BUSINESS BULES TEAT ABE ALWAYS OBSEBVED HEBE.
We will have something interesting to say to the Ladies of Coos Bay tomorrow. W ntdi
for it.
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Personal Nots
MILO PIBRSON of Ton MUo Js H
Mnrshflold on business.
CAPT. HARRIS of Sumner Is a
Marshfleld business visitor today.
NED C. KELLY nnd wife of Coqulllo
nro spending a fow days with
friends In Mnrshflold.
MRS. CAPT. JOHNSON and children
of Boattlo aro spending a woek at
the Tellofson homo in Eastaldo.
A. O. DUNHAM of Dandou feenoral
managor of tho CoquIUo Transpor
tation company, arrlvod hero today
on business.
four-jiassonBor Ford touring
which tho Alliance brought
from Portland for him.
car
in
MRS. W. A. VARNEY and family aro
moving todnyUo camp at tho Good
will ranch for tho 8urilmor.
CHAS. MEARS la arranging to orect
a residence on tho proporty on
Shlnglo House Inlet which he re
cently bought of A. M. Ross.
L. A. LILJEQVIST, deputy prosocut-
Ing attornoy, was horo last ovonlng
from Coqulllo on busliless.
FRED SLAOLE la expected (horo
from Coqulllo to receive a now
're Troubled With Constipation
Kt TOU TPflllv nA I. i ,,. nnrrrnHrn whth Will rGOlllrO
doses and finally cease acting, but a well-seasoned medt-
i, wnne It cleanses, also strengthens ana purines.
TIIAT OLI FAMILY LAXATIVE
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rlT0nnnAi i. . . ... il. ..-An. nnl ltaaf mnt.i.
1 ' nlte or aosoiuieiy ino jiuicow uu .
t '-" "im mo greatest caution, ueuiui mi .. u..--I
om a disordered LIVER, STOMACH, K 1 1 X E Y OR
PRICE PER UOTTLE 25 CENTS.
FOR SALE AT TnE RUY CORNER
PHONE 298
Try Some of Our Medium Priced
Table Fruit
20 and 25c Per Can
AVE CARRY A FULL LINE OF THE DIFFERENT VARIETIES IN
THESE GRADES AND GUARANTEE THE FRUIT TO HE OF EX
CELLENT QUALITY. IT IS A GOOD FRUIT PUT UP TO SELL
AT A MODERATE PRICE.
LockhartV Grocery
Two Private Phones
MICHAEL LILP of South Inlot, who
has been qulto 111 for socio time,
was able to bo in Mnrshflold Mon
day. Ho Is slowly Improving.
TOM LEYLAND loft yestorday for
Portland where ho expects (o ar
range with a largo firm to become
,"thelr Coob county ropresontatlvo.
Portland yestorday whoro sho will
continue rogotlatlonB with a syndi
cate for tho Bajo of tho Humo hold
ing on Roguo river.
ARTHUR COACH of Dnndon is horo
on 'matters connected with tho
estato of his fnthor, Col Coach.
HORN.
Pi-rkliiH. To Mr. and Mrs. A. Por-
klns of Oardlnor nt Morcy hospital,
North Rend, Tuosday, May 23, a son.
Mother and child nro getting along
ricoly. 1
FLANTER To Mr. and Mrs, Hans
Flantor of Runkor Hill, a son.
HOLMS To MrT'nnd Mrs. Waltor
" Holms of Reavor Hill, a son.
DR. VAUOHAN of North Rend, who
will assume Dr. Schoonmakor's
dontal practice her6 when tho lat
ter leaves for Portland noxt month,
Is moving to Mnrshflold.
MRS. MARY A. HUME roturnod to
Hftby Dies. Tho Infant child of
Mi. and Mrs. John Haglund of East
sldo, born Sunday, died yesterday of
lnfantllo troubles.
Drop In at Tho Woolen Mill Storo
and seo tho Hart, Schaffnor & Marx
clothes thoy aro showlug.
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Marshfleld, Ore., May 1 6th, J 9 U.
Dear Coos County:
Just a line to inform you that I make
the best bread on earth.
Internally Yours,
Drifted Snow Flour.
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