THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, , FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1911 EVENING EDITION.
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for filling tlio street by tho dredgo
Oregon next week. The old planking
can be used in the bulk bonding nnd
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OREGON, Sept. 29 Fair in
enst with occasional rain in west
portion tonight or Saturday. (
IHg Ticket Sale. There has been
a very large advance ticket snle for
the be nc lit at tho Mnsonlc Opera
house this evening, of tho Mnrsh field
Pult'lc Library- Tho program will
open at S:30 and It promises to be
one of the most Interesting offered
by local talent In n long time.
Doesn't Llko Mexico. V. 1
Schleffelo and wife who returned
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CupyrUU lUn 9c!nAirr4 Mm
John Aldon and 1'rlscIHnj ono of six historical pictures by Edward
Ponfleld. You can get tho six pictures, In tho original colors, size .
11x12 inches, free of chargo, by leaving us your namo and ad- '
dress.
OU know the romantic legend of Jonn Alden
JL and Priscilla Mlillins! she frnw what Tnfin
wanted to say better than he did
We don't pretend to know better than you, what
you want in clothes; but we know
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes arc the best clothes made; and we believe when you see them '
you'll want them.
V
uits $J8 and Up. . Overcoats $16.50 and Up
Woolen mill store
yesterday from an extended trip
Piny Today. The Myrtle Pomt I s"t some time In old Mexico. Mr.
,...i ....... i. ..ii . ... i.. .1 ... ociv uueio uoiisn i iikc .Mexico ami
snys t'hat bIiico the laBt revolution
there, the antipathy of Mexicans fr
Aerlcans is moro marked thnn ever.
high school football team arrived to
day noon nccompnitled by n few root
ers for the guiuo nt the depot grounds
with Hin Mlirsllllnlil hli'h hpIkhiI linva
this afternoon. w"
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in iXccKieui. ur. ,i. t. Mccormnc
GUS 1'HTERSON of Emplro is
Mnrshlleld on business today.
In
lins received ndvlses that his brother,
J.W. McCormnc, who hns been spend
ing the summer in England wns de
layed In returning by nn accident. No
particulars wore received.
Still HI. Word hu3 been received
here that Elijah Smith, formerly
head of the Southern Oregon com
pany, Is still confined In n sanitarium
nt Portland. There Is Uttlo Impro
vement In his condition.
MUiimleiNtuuilliig. Mrs
Ulnlii Informs Tho Times
that the report that there had been
a possibility of litigation over the
settlement of the estate of her Into
husband nnist have been duo to n
misunderstanding. She says the
cstnto was settled, amicably exactly
In accordance with tho provisions
nnule In her late husband's will.
VIRGIL MATSON of Coos River Is In
Mnrshlleld today on business.
MISS DAISY LATTIN of Coos Rlvor
Is a Marshflold shopper today.
JESS SMITH of Coos River is in
Marshflold todny on business.
REV. A. O. LIND will leavo tomorrow
for Coqulllo to spend Sunday.
CIIAS. SIESTREEMof North Laic
Ib in Mnrshlleld on business today.
H'LLIS SHORT of Ten Mile wns a
Marshlleld business visitor yester
duy. MRS. NORMAN SAVAGE of Coos
River Is a Marshflold shopper today.
today
W. PLANK arrived homo
from n visit with rolatlvcs in California.
Give Concert Tho Coos Day Con
cert band will glvo a concert Jhls
evening nt tho corner of Front nnd
Market avenues. It will probnbly
bo short so as not to Interfere with
the benefit performance for tho
Marshflold Public Library.
Tour Up Street. Streot Commls-,
sloner Lnwhorno today began taking
No Service Sunday. No services
will bo held In the Norwegian Luth
eran church on Sunday, Oc
tober 1, In Mnrshlleld and
North Ucnd, tho minister preaching
In Coqulllo. Second Sunday In Oc
tober service In Mnrshlleld 10:45,
and Sunday school nt 10 o'clock.
Evening Bervlco 7:30 In 'North Rend.
A. O. Llnd, pnstor.
' Iteport on Witter. Engineer RJcl -ardson,
who has been making an in
vestigation of tho wntor supply In
up tho old phuiktng on North Front this section nnd also of tho present
street to hnve everything in readiness J waterworks Bystem, will complete his
report October 1, according to infor
mation received by Kdgar MrDanlei,
secretary of tho Joint committee of
the North Rend nnd Mnrs1tft6Ul cjtv
councils which hns tho matter in
hand.
AGENTS WANTED First class for
C. It. Smith
Armstrong, local
Coming. Herbert
reprosontntlvo of
CAPT. HARRIS and daughter, Miss
Ruth, of Sumner are Marshfleld
visitors.
MRS. A. R. SEARS will Icavo Sunday
for a visit at Redwood and other
California points.
GRANT EGOERS was hero from Co
nulllo lila week and Is'plnnnlng
to return hero to reside
MANAGER MORSE of tho Coqulllo
Electric Compnny drovo over to
day with Mi's family In his auto,
MRS. OSCAR OHMANnnd daughter,
lllnnche, of North Inlet, arrived
homo todny from u trip to California.
ARTHUR T. COACH and wlfo of
llandon passed througluhoro today
en route homo from a trip to California.
this nnd surrounding counties, for M0 Monn8lm Woodonwnro compnny.
tho "NEW STANDARD 1910 Con- Wft8 (,own fr0, NorU, ,, y0Rtorimy
sus A? or mo worm. Agoni 0 DUllnoBs. 0 ox,)0Cta c. n. 8inlth,
MarshfielcJ
Thlsistore.ls tho homo of Hart Schaffner & Mark clothes
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"TEe BtiSy Corfter
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Coughing-
WK dIAVE A NEW COUGH DROP AND IT'S UNDOUIJT-
EDLY THE PUREST AND REST TO HE HAD. IT CONSISTS
ONLY OF HEST HUTTEIt, CLEANEST SUGAR, PUREST
MENTHOL AND WATER. THE TASTE IS PLEASANT AND
THE RESULTS MORE SO.
SEE OUR WINDOW.
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
Phone Main 298 Us
Abstracts, Real Estate,. Fire
and Marine Insurance
Title Guarantee and Abstract ..Co.
HENRY SENGSTACKEN, Mgr.
Coqulllo Offl:e Phone 101 Marshfleld Office 14-J.
Farms Timber Coal and Platting Lands a specialty.
Genaral AnU "BASTSIDE"
t at MASONIC OPERA HOUSE
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FRIDAY EVENING
SEPTEMBER 29TH
For tho Heneflt of Marshflold Public
Library.
Enjoy nn Interesting and ontortnln-
Ing evening and holp a worthy
cause. Reserved Seats on
Sale nt Tho Dusy
Cornor.
making $40 to f(10 per week. Dest
of terms. Also agonta for low-priced,
easy soiling JUVENILE nnd
HOLIDAY books. Combination
Outfit postpaid only 20c. 50
commission, to agents. Full parti
culars free. . Addross A. D. KUHL-
MAN. Publlshor, 13C West Lnko
St., Chicago, 111
head of tho company, horo about tho
mlddlo of October to Inspect the local
properties. At that tlino, Mr. Smith
will probably detormlno whothor or
not tho compnny will shortly begin
the manufacture of lumber hero.
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Ulg Salmon Run. Partlos from
South Inlet report that there was a
I arnnt run of anlinan thorn thn ilnv
TAiiKW ui'--rrei rony. utvner b(jfor0 ye8tor(Jay A Bchool of tho
can navo same oy paying .cost. c&mQ ,n vop ho bur nnd BUrlod
and for JUIs ,.dy. Enquire,. U B()Uth ,nl()t Thoy wcn) 80 thckj
i iiiicb uuicu.
MR. AND MRS. WM. nARKAS re
turn to McMlnnvlllo tomorrow
after a pleasant visit with rela
tives nnd friends on Coos Day.
MR. AND MRS. LEO. J. CAREY of
Coqulllo arrived hi this morning
from San Francisco, where they
lhavo been on a brief business trip.
A. J. MENDEL returned on tho, Re
dondo today from a business trip
to San Francisco. Ho reports bus
iness conditions Improving on the
outside.
IGoorgo Wesson reports, that boats
FOR SALE GiiHolino launch liO fee t;3 find dlfllculty In gottlng through and
, loiy? and G-foot beam, first elass tho fish could bo killed with' clubs
order. Call at 427 Droadway. Attor' going up Soutlrlnlot a short
' ; ' ' I ',''-' ' ' ' ' ' dlBtanco. thoy turned back and are
WANTED Young man, good habits suppoaod to bavo gono out to sea
to board apd room , In
homo. Phono 129-R.
modern -.again.
FOR RENT 7-room, ,houo .with
batb,,cqr. Np, Broadway and Cedar
, Avo. Apply to C. J. Druschko. ,
WA5TEI Wouiaa or Iclrl to cro
TICKin'S
25, 35 nnd 50 CENTS
Will Wed. Friends horo havo
boon apprised that Dr. May Vandor
burg and JudgoPorryofHonoluluwlll
jba marriod In San Frnnclscd early in
January. Dr. Vnnderburg Is well
knovyn on tho Day, having formerly
V Yi . . 7i t 7 r,V associated In practice with Dr.
for elderly Invalid. Inquire of irr.8. ,
.' " V , Losllo here and also through visits at
P00K ta - t the homo of lior undo, J. J. Cllnkln-
''"''' ;'' l,. ' ' ' board on Coos Rlvor, Sho Is now vis-
VANTEJ-Fivo bounlen. ana room- ,tng ,n 8an FrancBC0 Th w,n
ors la private homo.- Handy loa-',, , onoluUl.
tlon for mill hands. Nicety lurntsn
ed rooms. Rates reasonable 977
South Fourth street. Phono 188X
MRS. C. QUERT1ER, who has boon
making hor homo with nor sister,
Mrs. A. C. Gabornacho, will leave
Sunday for San Francisco to remain.
MRS. A. C. WERDEN who has boett
visiting hor slstor, Mrs. Escott In
JSouth Murshflold will leave for
hor homo In Arizona on tho R'f-dondo.
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Would pay somo difference. Call
dt'lloo'd Apartmonts, ground floor,
South Sldo.
I'nil Ill'ICT rri,nA fiirnlulicil rnnniH
., i ..i. .i.ia FOR SALE Fumlturti for seven
for gentlomon. Inquire at this
oftlco.
FOR RENT Furnished flat. Also
houses. Phono 1C4-J.
room house. Enquire Tlmos' olllco
or address Uox 792, Mnrshlleld.
WANTED Piano to
10 8-J.
rent. Phono
IOST Tiirqiiolho Htlck p3n iK'ttreeti
O'Connol building nnd Pnlaco res
taurant. Reward for return to tho
Times ofllco or pliono 2 80-J.
FOR SALE One -l-piwwi'iiKvr nuto,
In first clnss condition, 1910 mod
oj. Or will trade for roal estate.
FOR SALE Pure
Phono 108X.
Jersey milk.
FOR RENT Four-room, partly fur
nished houso, next to Catholic
church. Inquire on promlsos.
Your Sunday Roast
Wo hava It ready for you.
Sweet and Juicy.
ROAST MUTTON
KOAST DEEP
Union Meat Market
Phone Ua Your Order.
ROAST PORK
Phone 58.
Special Sale on
Steel Cut Coffee
Edwards' Dependable Vacuum Packed Steel Cut Coffee. A spe
cially selected coffee that If guaranteed to give absolute satisfac
tion. Strong and Delicately Flavored. Make It as you mako tho
coffee you havo been using nnd Its superior merits will appeal to
you. Notice the uinorence.
Regular price 4Bc,
now only
AUTOS ALWAYS READY Two ma
chinescareful drivers. Stands at
Dlanco hotol and Ed's Billiard par
lors. Day phones 4G and 231R.
1 Night phono 181X.
WANTED Girl nt Stafford.'!).
35 Cents
Lockhart's Grocery
Two Private Phones
85 and 305
WANTED Hoy to deliver Times in
South Marshfleld. Must bo at least
In fourth grade at school.
LOST Ladles' gold ring opal nnd
two diamonds. Leavo at Times' of-
I llco and got rewnrcL '
FOR SALE CHEAP Pluito, 1073
Anderson Ave.
FOR SALE My farm OUO acres In
one lot or will cut up In parcels to
nit. C. W. Santord, Marshfleld.
FOR SALE Two cholco 20 ucre
tracts, closo In. ?,1500 each, onu
third cash, long time on balance.
See J. C. Doane, phono 314x2,
WANTED 0 experienced coul min
ers Deaver Hill Pnmnnnft lT-v
EARL, WINNEJt and Jorry Klnner
havo returned from a trip tp Mr.
Winner's claim In the Fall Crook
country. They killed a cougar ami
got a few doer during the trip.
E. S. DARQELT and wlfo are expect
ed homo Sunday or Monday from
their eastern and southern trip,
They woro In Los Angeles tho first
of tho week en route home, They
expected to conio home via Rosq
burg. HUGH LONO, formerly n tho plumb-
Ing business In Marshflold but for
somo time past a resident of Dutte,
Montana, has returned to this city.
Ho says Coos Day looks good to
him and ho Is going to stay thl
time.
MAJOR TOWER and wlfo nnd their
guests, Mrs. Lumb and Mrs.
Hatch, pnssod through horo yeitar
day en route homo to Empire from
their Btimmor cottage on South
Coos R'vor whore thoy hnvo bo-tn
upending n few weeks.
MRS. GEO. WOLF of Forndalo has
been vory III the past few days. She
was In rnthor poor health and
worry ovor tho burning of tho
Forndulo browory, In which sho
wns financially Interested, caused
a collapso.
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E. C. POTTER will leave In a day or
two for Spokano nnd from thore ho
wjll proceed to California. He re
cently sold his ranch on Shlnglo
houso Inlot to E. R. Wright of
Portlan'd and expects to mako his
homo In California.
H. J. LASHAWAY of tho 0. A. Smith
mill returned yesterday from Wis
consin where he attended tho gol
den wedding anniversary of his
pnronts. Ho brought back somo
fine Wisconsin apples which ho
placed on exhibit nt tho Chambor
of Commerce
WOMAN'S auxiliary of PRESnY-
TER1AN church will hold a COOKEI1
FOOD SALE SATURDAY, Septembic
3,6, at comer imOAltWAV '
SVW'.jur
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