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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1911)
iwmJIKWTiU:"' - --a - THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHRELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1911 EVENING EDITION. ' " ffl e Home q hn WHart Schaffherf Marxfil 01 Good Clothes fil "iHRISTMAS comes but once a year' says ' the old song It's too bad it doesn't come more frequently for our pleasure and the pleasure we give; for the joy and good will which the season brings and cultivates; but maybe once a year is enough for our pocketbooks. You'll find this store particularly 'a place where suitable Christmas gifts for men and boys may be had; we're giving you a small list of them here, just as a hint of what you'll find here; there are a lot more not in this list that are waiting for you here. Suits and Overcoats $15 to $35 English Slipons . . $15 to $25 Smoking Jackets $5 to $12.50 Bath Robes $5 to $7.50 Navajo Art Robes $5 to $10 Elk Robes $10 Umbrellas ,. $1 to $5 Fancy Suspenders 50c to $2.50 Cuff Links in Xmas boxes, $1 to $3.50 Links and Scarf Pins to match $2 to $3.50 Scarf Pins 50c to $2.5.0 'Tie Clasps in plush boxes $1 AVlicn you're trying to think of something to give a man for Christmas think of this man's store; wcll help you all we can. Woolen Mil! Store MAliSITFEELD, - - OREGON Always- ai. r, r& " i. we a ?I!r3i 7 n Jrkww Qiir uay jji isaa "THE REXALL STORE" 59 An Inexpensive Gift Nothing is more appreoiated than a nice bottle of Perfume. We have a new line on display at reasonable prices, 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00. RED CROSS STAMPS FOR SALE HERE. Lockfoait-Parsoiis Drug Co. PHONE MAIN 298 US i "Cook" enro TInie3 or phono 104 i North Bond. , FOIl S.Mv lloihi'Mcnri rt'Ilii(iilii!i mont. Olio of tho bout in tills sec tion. CIobo In. Addross "Homo-' stead," euro Times. i WANTHI) Kitchen range In good' condition. 171 X. Broadway, Hni. 7 LOST Porlcctliook containing small nmount of nionoy and throo rings, botween Alert landing nnd Busy Cornor. Flndor return to Times'; oilleo nnd recolvo rownrd Mrs. ! Virgil Mntson. FOU ItKXT Flito sunny njuirtmeiit, furnished Inquire Nushurg Gro cory. I FOR SALF. (Ino good organ. In I qnlro at Stnuff's Qrocory. I SWNKT 7PPM5 CIDKK In nny quantity. Free Dellvory. Phono 210L Capo Arago Soda Works, . WAXTKD Cook. Apply Joslo Dnvlo, 1070 No. Front St., or phono 13CJ Ems PEOPLE ?SU?K3E32a yuu jsjww II. SBNGSTACKKN Is In Coqulllo to day on business. CAitii Mcculloch of Ten mho is in .Mnrshllold today. 'MISS t.MI AVfOT WilAVOli I.. ........I i Ing tho day In Coqulllo. W. F. HODSON of Coos RIvor Is in ; Mnrshllold on business. jMUS. L. 1). SMITH of Daniels Creek I Is a Mnrshllold shopper. IFUHD. MESSI3RU3 of Cntchlng In- I let Is a Mnrslilleld visitor. J P. DODSON went to Coqulllo this morning on "court" mutters. DAVID McKINNON of Uandon Is a Mirshfleld business visitor. PBTKR MKNHGAT of Ten Mllo Is In Mnrshlleld on business today. IU3RBKRT IIAIN12S of Coos City is looking after business hero today. SAM SHOOK and vlr0 of North Coos River nro Marshlleld visitors to day. C. W. SANFOHD of Hnyiies Intel Is transacting business In Mnrshlleld today. MRS.- T. C. RUSS12LL of Beaver Hill Is the guest of Marshflold frlonds todny., CLAUDE NASDURO expects to loavo In n day or two for Portland for n Hl'ort visit. FIUOD SKLANDER and wife and baby of Sumner nro guests of Marshflold relatives. MRS. L. G. MASTERS and Miss 01 llo Richard of Stunner woro Marsh flold ajioppers yestorday. MISSES LULU and Oortrudo Jen nlng8 of Haynes Inlot nro Mnrsh fleld shoppers todny. JOHN HEAR camo In today from his Kcntuck Inlet ranch to look after business matters In Marshflold. CHAS. HICKOX Is cashing In his bounty on n nnmbor of skins nnd hides at trn county seat today. MISS JEAN NOEL of Coqulllo nnd Mrs. Nomina Savago of Coos Riv er aro guests nt tho homo of Mrs. V. A. Mntflon. RAY CAMPBELL, who has spont tho last few months on tho liny, loft todny for California whero ho will probably locato. II. S. TOWER wont to Coqulllo this morning, having been summoned hb n witness In the Garrison mur der trial. JOHN LAFON nnd wlfo nnd bnby nro expected hero on tho next Nnnn Smith Friday or Saturday from their visit In Kentucky. MISS IDA McCONNELL, who has been visiting nt the home of her sister, Mrs. V. J. Rust, left on the Rodondo for her homo nt Mnrysvllle, Cal. CAPT. JAS MAGEE has gono to Gar- dlncr to tnko command of the hi,; Gleaner whllo Cnpt. Cornwall Is spending tho holldnys with his fam ily at Berkeley, Cal. ALBERT ABBOTT and family ar rived homo today via Drain from San Francisco whero thoy were during tho fatal illness of their daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Johnson. AUGUST EICKWORTH Is expected In on tho Breakwnter tomorrow via Portlnnd from San Francisco to spend the Christmas holldnys at tl'o homo of his patents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Elck worth. A. M. ROSS, who Is 111 at hN home on Isthmus Inlet, wns reported sotno hotter this morning but this afternoon, ho wns considerably worso owing to heart trouble de veloping In addition to other com plications. J. DASHNEY came over yesterday from tho lower Coqulllo whoro no Is foreman of tho Conloguo Log ging camp to spend Christmas with his family. Ho reports thnt most of tho camps there aro closing down for tho holldnys. J. C. KENDALL and R. K. Booth hnvo returned from n duck hunt ing expedition during which they hngged threo ducks. Arthur Peck says that ho Is sure they trapped tho birds and shot them nftorwnrds but they Btrenuously dony tho allegation. WATERMAN FOUNTAIN Tons for ovorybody. RF.I) CROSS DRUG HTORE. MAKE that HOY HAPPY with n FOOTBALL or PUNCHING bng. Tho GUNNERY. Llbby COAIi. Tho kind YOU have UjWAYS LriKl). PHONIC 72 Pncltk Livery & TrniiBt'or Co. HANI) DANCE Christmas night KAGLKS HALL. THE WKATHER. (By Assoclatod Pres3.) OREGON, Dec. 20 General- nlly fair tonight and Thursday, with westerly winds. LOCAL TEMPERATURE 11 E- PORT. For twenty-four hours ending nt 1:00 p. m., Doc. 19, by Mrs. E. Mlngns, special government ? $ nioteorologlcnl observer: Maximum CI Minimum 39 At 4:00 p. m 42 Precipitation 77 Wind, Northwest: cloudy. Eir Your Information Thursday The Breakwater Will Bring us From Portland Fresh, Crisp, White Cejery and Large Head Lettuce and other Fresh Vegetables. The Nann Smith Will arrive from the South Friday night with the WELLS FARGO EXPRESS and all kinds of Fresh Fruits for Christmas. It Will Pay You To visit our store. We.are all ready for you with Xmas displays of fruits and fancy goods of all kinds. tWIMtt4MM.4 'W .Ti-i-J., tXZZ&li"' sas) See Our'f Windows You will find many interesting things on display. Have you thought of some of tin following for your Christmas Dinner? Tiny Refugee Stringless Bians, P. S., can 25c Little Jewel Peas, Extra Sifted 25c Asparagus Tips 25c Asparagus, Large, White. Green, Medium, 25c, 35c, 40c Heinz's Cream Tomato Soup 12 1 -2c, 20c, 35c Crystal Domino Sugar 2 lb. 30c, 5lb. 75c Sliced Pineapple, 2 1-2 cai 25c Walker's Grape Juice 15c, 25c and 50c Welch's Grape Juice 10c, 25c and 50c Red and White Calwa 25c qt. Buick's Grape Juice 20c Is Injured. Dr. F. J. Hnyes Is suf fering rrom two frncturod ribs bus tnlned In n fall while stepping on 'o a gasollno launch. Give lnreu'll. Tho Crnb club will tender n farowell party this evonlng nt tho homo of C. W. Mont gomery In West Mnrahnold for A. J. Ncsa who will leave tomorrow for Portlnnd. , .Meet Tonight. Tho Mnrshllold Lodge of Elks wilt moot tonight. It will bo tho Inst meeting- for two weeks, owing to tho Masonic lodges desiring tho hall next Wednesday evening for some special work. nM One Day. Tho C. A. Smith mills will bo closed Just ono day for ChrlBtmaa this year. Tho mills will closo Saturday evening and reHiuno operations Tuesday morning, accord lug to n statement given out by Supt. Murch todny. Bring Body Here. E. R. Colgait and Roy Abbott loft tills morning for Uandon whoro thoy will meet tho body of Mrs. Myrtle Johnson which Is being shipped hero from San Francisco for burial. Tho funeral announcement will bo mndo lntor, Due Soon. Tho M. 8. Dollar, tho big lumber carrier of tho Dollar Steamship company Is scheduled to urrlvo hero tl.o Inst of tho wcok to tnko on about 2,000,000 feet of a enrgo of 3,000,000 foot for Shanghai, Chlnn. This Is ono of tho llrbt of sovornl cargoes for China which tho' Smith mill will ship in tho near fu turo. j Build House A. P. Owen I .erecting n lino modern residence nt .Eleventh nnd Commercial which wilt bo occupied by Mr. nnd Mrs. J, T. Hnrrlgau. Ho will also orcct a flno garngo thoro nnd Mr. and Mrs. Har- , rlgan will leave shortly for Portland to purchnso tho machlno which will bo Snntn Claus' gift to thom. To Levy Tux. Tho EastBtdo school honrd will moot Friday evening to fix tho tax levy for tho onBultig year tor thnt district. It Is oxpoctod that tho tax levy will bo threo mills. Tho municipal lovy thoro for tho year has boon Axed at olght mills so that It will ninko tho Jotnl tax lovy of Enst Bldo this year thirty-one mills or two mills loss than n your ago. Quick lN-Milts Horman Cordos p tho Union Clirar Store, fnunil n nalr jof noso eye glasses nnd plnced a small "nd" In Tho Times' want coJ I timiiB. Tho sumo ovonlng Dr. C. W. Tower rolid tho adv. nnd wns ploaeod by applying for nnd rocoivlng tho glnssos which ho had lost, Th Times want ndvs. got results. I Kt 111 Htoriny Owing to tho storm prevailing olf tho const, tho Rodondo wns not nblo to cross out this morn , lug but Cnpt. Magco oxpocta to got nut tomorrow sure. Had It not been for tho large dock load of lumber which tho Rodondo carried, ho proli- nbly would hnvo put to son this I morning. Tho Ilomor crossed out , about 10 o'clock for San Francisco. Gi'Ih Salmon Egg. Supt. Frank I Smith of tho South Coos Itlvor Hat- uv.a:-y, .uports that ho has secured ! about 3,000,000 salmon eggs for thltf yoar'H hatcl. Ho Is hopeful of neciir 'lug moro, soon If tho river rises suN , flclontly to bring In n good run of iBalmon. Thoro nru many In Snilth'i Basin but tho logs nnd stings therQ make it Impossible to uho nets. right nt Gardiner. Kid (Jlllen re turned yesterday from Gnrdlnor whero he seoiirod tho decision over BUI Gaffnoy of North Bond In tho eighth round of what was to hnvo been n twenty round go. When tho reforeo gnvo hltt decision, n general roughhoMBO started In vh'rh Jack (uffuay, u brother of BUI Gaffnoy, Is said to havo been Injured somowhnt by being Btruok by n chnlr. CHAFING DISHES nnd PERCO LATOIIH nt HKI) CROSS DRUG STORE. s Lockhart's Grocery man experienced in hotel work. Address "Willing," caro Times. WANTED Girl for general house work. Address Box 83, Marshlleld. IRpe-n 'FOR RENT 10-rooin house In South .IT AXD CHEAPEST Shoe repair Mnrshfleld. Phone 11 9-L. p - " viiy, juriier oiu nu( commercial Aye. S. Kulju, Prop. iVANTED Mini nnd wife desire po- I TWO PRIVATE PHONES -85 and 305 Suits nt WOMEN'S TAILORED HAINES? NO! NO! Just FLOUR nnd FEED. GRAND BALL In EOKHOFP HALL, North Bend, SATURDAY night, Decombor 23, by T,OELLE'S HI.-PIECE ORCHESTRA. STERILIZED sweot npplo elder, mndo from Coos Buy apples, In pint bottles. PHONE your ordor to No. J77. FOOTBALLS nt Tho GUNNERY. First Class Auto Service When you want to go anywhere ! In n hurry Try FOOTB'S AUTOS I nnst rates In ttio ei'v. REST PAllS Best drivers. Phono CC-J until 11 p. m . nfter 11 p.m. phono 5-J. Resi dence phone 28-J, T). L. FOOTfi. Proprietor. . eltlonn as cook nnu neiper in iuh- 1TUATlON WANTED By young' glng enmp or elsowhere, Address of lira t, wtJhavorfmo Inventive ability hum writ JIIKi:l.KV A llrlrillK. Hjwao- . t u,7.... i r A TIRMSII IIATI1 will do yot GOOD. Phono 2H-J. Wc Clean and Pr&s ladies' and Gent's Suils Goods Called for and Delivered Coos Bay Steam Laundry PHONE MAIN 07-J SaJiiest, Salt, cm Earth! IN FACT The Salt, of the Earth Leslie's Velvet, Gram Salt Flows Freely. Ask Your Grocer About It iiMii, pim' ;o JVX1