THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1911 EVENING EDITION
ets for tonight's program being sold
for twenty-flvo cents.
POLBUSIS
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Pleasant Outing. A pleasant out
ing party consisting of Mr. and Mrs.
P. M. Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Jennings, Mr. and MrB. W. P. Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry Law and Mr. arid
Mrs. E. Crosthwatto spent Sunday up
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Coos River on tho launch Beaver.
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AT PIONEER HARDWARE CO.
They had a most cnjoynblo dny and Harboh Engineer AmVeS tO
no one was Bcaslck.
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Prepare Plans for Improve-
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You cnn.pook the most delicate and easily scorched
food in aluminum utensils with less fear of burning
than in any other kind, because aluminum is abetter
distributor of heat and retains it longer.
This means a saving in fuel. And it means a saving
in wear-aud-tear expense, too.
"Wear-Ever" aluminum cooking utensils are strong,
light to handle and easy to clean. They resist fire
wear you can let food boil dry in them without
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poisonous compounds with fruit acids
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lYAL'S HANDY LOTION
OR CTIAIM'ED HANDS, FACE OR LIPS ROUGHNESS OF THE
fOX, SUNBURN AND FOR USE AFTER SIIAVIXG7 IT IS DE-
-IGI1TPULLY (X)OL AND REFIESHING.
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PIHOE PER llOTTLE S3 CENTS.
PHONE 2J8.
For baIo nt tho "I1USV CORNER"
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ockhart-Parsbns Drug Co.
EADING DBTJG STORE IN .COOS 'COUNTY.
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THE WEATHER.
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i OREGON, Juno C, Fair to-
night 'and Wednesday.
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Leaves for; Coqulllo Bound for .Co
qulllo and othor rlvor points, tho
gas schooner President of tho. North
Pnclttc fleot, loft at 0:30 o'clock this
morning with a largo cargo of freight
Council Tonight. Tho Mnrshflold
city council will meet tonight to
tnUo un various matters. The pro-
TCH! NOTICE!
'WMauzey, on of tho drivers
tolicltor for us Is out for
? Watch him! ho Is liable
Jou on tho street and explain
"of Laundrrand also to be
"me any time. Ho knows
7 business from A to Z.
shfield Hand and
Steam Laundry
WIO.V.. 220-J
awn Wire "Mazda"
nke twenty-fifth wo will .
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"New Mazda". ,
, rtil "der and you wlU
- vmeri ,
Bay Wiring Co.
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,r0OW try a Turkish hntta
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THE WISE BUYING PUBLW ABE QUICK
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUB WEDNES
DAY SALES.
Specials
Wednesday the 27th
Ebmnns Largo Bipo Olives 15c Pint-
Ehmiuis Medium Ripe Olives. . . . . .12 Pint
Queen Olives (Green) 25c Pint
RIPE OLIVES, QUART CANS 23c
RIPE OLIVES, PINT CANS 13o
Lockhart's Grocery
Two Private Phones
g5 and 305
Times Want Ads Bring Results
poaod amondmont of tho building or
dlnanco and tho Markot avonuo lm
provomont will probably como up.
Ilefusetl New Trial. Application
for a now trial by John Horron, who
was conylcted for gambling, was re
fused by Judgo Coko of tho, Circuit
Court at Coqulllo yestorday. Her?
ron will' comb up Xor sontenco at tho
nftornoon sosslon of tho court today.
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Program Tonight. Tho CJass Day
program of tho Marshflold High
school will bo hold at the Masonic
Opera House this ovonlng. This Is
tho only affair In connection with tho
commencement exercises for which
an admittance will bo charged, tick
Personal Notes
TOM HALL wns a visitor In Myrtle
Point today.
ment of Coos Bay.
Capt. J. S. Polhomus nrrlvcd lit
Mnrshflcld this morning on tho
steamer Breakwater from Portland to
act In tho capacity ns consulting en
gineer of tho Port Commission In
tho preparation of plans for tho lm-
ALBERT SEELIG is in Coqulllo to- wnt of Co. nny harbor.
dny on business,
MBS. II. A. WELLS roturned today
from n visit In Portland.
MItS. ROY MOORE and son loft to
day to visit in Portland.
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A. T. HAINES wasn passenger for
Myrtlo Point this morning.
TOM BENNETT went to Coqulllo on
logal business this morning.
CELL IRELAND wont to Myrtlo
Point today to attend tho Coos
County K. P. convention.
B. McMULLEN was a passongcr for
'Myrtlo Point. Mrs. McMullcn Is
, irocuperatlng rapidly at Morcy hos-'pltal.
MRS. J. V. 8MEATON and Nod
; Smeaton loft today forSan Fran
cisco via Drain and Allegany for
, a short vUlt.
E.' A. JJcGEORGE and wlfo, who
Jhavo boon visiting at tho C. P. Me
Ocorgo homo, loft today via Allo
'gany for Portland.
GEORGE ROSS of Catching Inlot
wns In Mnrshflold today on routo
to Myrtlo Point to nttond tho
Knights of Pythias convention.
. 'A. GOODWILL was In tho city to
day on. business. Ho Bays things
aro, booming up tho rlvor slnco they
established tho now enmp thero
booming logs.
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Mr. Polhcmus will confor with tho
members of tho commission tomor
row to ascortnin their views on har
bor Improvements.
Capt. Polhomus has ninny warm
friends nnd ndmlrers on tho Bay,
gained by tho clfoctlvo work ho did
horo a tow years ago nnd tho frjond
Blilp ho has over exhibited for this
project. Ho was warmly welcomed
hero by old acquaintances this morn
ing. Tho dredgo Oregon Is now being
put In condition for being towed to
tho Coqulllo river whero sho will bo
engaged for tho next two or thrco
months on that project. Tho tugs
may Btart with hor tomorrow.
business and thinks' his flock has
established a new' tecord. ' Ho has '
two pullets that aro now laying
"whlchi ha.&ollcvcsi nro tho'iyoung--est
producing hens In this section.
Ono started Jaylng whon thrc
months and twonty dayu old and
tho -othor startod-' -when .three'
months nnd twonty-lwo days old.
REV. FATHER J. A. MORAN loft
today for Bandon whero ho will
topond a fow days, Rev. Father
'O'Brien Tinvlng gono thoro to con-
' duct a mission this weok.
A. J. SAVAGE will go to- Portland
tomorrow to nttond tho Eastorn
Stnr nnd Masonic Grand Lodgo
mcotlngs and to visit frlonds. Mrs.
Savago will accompany him.
RAY OLLIVANT loft yesterday for
Portland to attend to business
HENRY BLACK returned today from
Rosaburg whoro ho nttcnilod tho
Baptist' convontlon. Ho had a flno
trip until ho got back to Sumner
and thcro ho encountered troublo
this morning. Ho was In tho atoro
watting for tho boat to lcavo and
Cnpt. Harris wont out and not no
ticing that Mr. Black was still In
tho room, locked tho door. Whon
Mr. Blnck discovered that ho was
"locked up", It was nonrly boat
tlnio but ho Anally mndo enough
nolso to nttrnct peoplo who callod
Capt. Harris back and had tho
door oponed for him.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE
PORT.
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matters and tnko In tho Roso car-. Precipitation nono
,ii mo. wm i viuif rninMv Wind, Northwest: partly cloudy
Clival.
nt Rosoburg
boforo returning.
MRS. L. MARSTERS of Marshfleld,
left for Portland this morning aft
er a brlof visit at tho homo of Mr.
- nnd Mrs. Charles Lewollon, In this
city. Slip was accompanied by hor
daughter. Rosoburg News.
SHERIFF W. W. GAGE camo over
from Coqulllo today on business,
" in spnro momonte, Mr. Gngo do
votes his efforts to tho poultry
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I For twonty-four hours ondlng
nt 4:43 p. m., Juno C, by Mrs.
E. Mlugus, special government
raoteorologlcnl observer:
Maximum C8
Minimum 38
At 4:43 p, m G3
WEDDING Prosonts at MILNKIVS.
Rend tho Times' Want Ads,
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Thoro Is ono medicine that ovory
family should bo provided with nnd
especially during thosununer months;
viz, Chamberlain's- Colts, Cholera and
Dlarrhoen Remedy. It Is almost cor
tain to bo nooded, It costs but a
quarter, Can you afford to bo with
out It? For salo by all dealers.
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CHOCOLATES
& CONFECTIONS
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Just received direct
from the makers. Call
and see these famous
sealed-up sweets
Good judges declare they are the best
made in America. All kinds ; all prices.
BROWN DRUG CO.
SOLE AGENTS ll)R MAHSIH'IELD.
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