THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 0, 19, i. t. LIMING EDITION.
Here's something good for you
,F you bought one of our suits or overcoats this fall, now's
your time to ouy anotner;
Hart Schaffner & Marx
doilies ti lid lol-s of oilier noil Uiins i wear, now going on at great rutlne-
lions, in our n.'gular clcaranco sale.
Men's $o Suits, now 25.83
Men's WO Suits and Overcoats
now $21.8")
Men's $25 Suits and Overcoats $18.85
Men's $20 Suits and Overcoats $1-1.85
Men's $15 Suits and Overcoats $1 1.85
Hoys' $7.50 Suits and Overcoats $5.33
Hoys' $(i.50 Suits and Overcoats $'1.85
I Joys' $5.00 Suits and Overcoats 1.85
Hoys' $'1.00 Suits and Overcoats 1.00
Hoys' Straight Pant Suits
JIALF PlMCti
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berg vr. tlu V. A. Smith Lumber
CtllllHlMV wlllfll U'llH not fur I fin I mi
jthU term of court Iiiih boon eontlnu-
(mi it ii i ii tuo April term. Satulbonc
I ti mill wrlgbt mid Ih hiiIiik for
iIhiiihroh for po nonnl InJtirloM mm
mined In nu incident Ht the mill a
ti w your ago.
i Hague, loft this morning for bor
home In Stockton. Cm.
MIIS. I2FFI12 FARRINGICR onter
tnlnoil n few friends nt n dinner
party nt her liomo Inst evening
DutchessQuaranteedTrousers25 Per Cent Discount
Blankets, Wool Sox, Sweater Coats, Underwear and all other lines of Wool
goods at CLEARANCE SALE Pit TOES.
Woolen Mill Store
Mill-to-Mnn Outiitlcrs
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Jiiiiiinry, IIM'J.
Ili'l v Is given t o time mid
In Until nf hiKh mid low wntor at
.U.uftliflold
T i' tftloM are plnu-d In tho orib'r
if oreurreiire. wlih their tlmva on
tie firm lino mikI heights on the'sec
nnil line of pucli rlh.v; a comparison
ol consecutive 'heights will Indlento
whet, or It li high or low wntor. For
lil.i tor on bur; subtract 2 hours
:M minutes.
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IIi-h .Icrldcut. 12. It. Squire, the
mull .utImi between .MiuiihlMd anil
Klllpnv. Illlll till Hl'Cltlotlt the othor
dn ilmt ennui near resulting neti-ou-!.
Olio of Him harm! not on
IhukIimI In xoino die) who. fall tind
broke tlio tongue of the wmoii niitl
befnre ho could Mtop tlio team, tho
vehicle whs tipiut. Neither he nor
the horses wns Injured.
MRS. ALLEN RANDLICMAN of Co
qulllu has returned houiu after a
short visit with friends on the
Buy.
121). WI21DI2R wont to Cnqtillle In
thu morning train mid will prob
ably go k, gBll Francisco vln Unn-doii.
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Hull 11 Success. The bull mill
social given by the Sorlnllsts lit the
Finnish hull Saturday night whs a
docldoil hiiccosh dosplto the Inclement
wont her. There wns n good crowd
present. MIhh Sneddon won tlio
prize cake and MIph Ounhlll Lund
wn awarded tlio prize iih the best
' ilaucer In the hall.
I Itfliitlvc ll.V.i. II. S. .lury. n
lirotlior-ln-law of Mrs. .1. 12. I2dmuuds
of MarHhlloliI, died at his home In
iSaluin, .limitary I.
UltS. DAVI2 WALLACE of Ross In
let In at Mercy hospital' for treat
ment and will undergo tin opera
tion tomorrow.
MISS EUGENIA SCHILLING of Gnr
dlnor will arrive Wednesday to vis
it for some time at the homo of her
aunt, Mrs. W. 1'. Murphy.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE
PORT.
HE-
RAiways
"TEe Busy Comer
"THE REXALL STORE"
For That, Sore Throat,
?
If EX ALL Hronchial Tablets are a combination
of well-known remedial agents for the relief of
soreness and irritation of the throat and bron
cliial regions. Per Box 15c.
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
PHONE MAIN 298 US
First Class Auto Service
Cars leave Front of Lloyd hotel to
meet all trains. Fnro 25c. Special
cnlls anywhere nt nil hours. BEST
CARS. Host drivers. Phono (Ifl-J un
til 11 p. 111., after 11 p. 111. phono
5-J. Residence phono 2S-.I; nftor 12
phono 18111.
I). L. FOOTE, Proprietor.
Kor twenty-four hours eiullnB
nt 1:1 3 in 111., .Inn, 7, by lienj.
Ostllnd, spcclnt Kovernmcnt
nieteoroloKlca't observer:
Maximum Ill
.Minimum 33
At 1:111 a. m 37
Preclpltntlon OS
Wind Southeast; cloudy.
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HI2DFII2LD To Mr. and Mrs. Hoy
Itedllelil. at their home In North
llond, Friday, .lanunry r., 1912, a
9 3-1 pouiulH daiiKliter. Mother
and child are dolim well and the
father Is as hnppy us a New Year'H
morning.
To Itetiirn Later. Win. A. Jack
son, who with Thomas Nolan has
been noKotlntliiK for a fifty-year
water franchlso hero litis written that
neither he nor Mr. Nolan expects to
return here until after City KiiKlneer
01 dloy reports on the extensions and
Improvements that will be rcmilrcd
) In the system. Mr. Jackson Is now
In Chicago and says that while mon
ey Is plentiful, everybody Is playing
a waiting gnmo nnd probably won't
do much until after the presidential
nominations and possibly until after
the election.
I'ltOCUAM
The Royal
Theater
LfL.1 I2HO To Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Llljebo, at their homo In North
Heud. Simd'iy. January 7. an eleven-pound
boy. Mother nnd son
are doing lltic'y ami the father Is
more proud over his first born than
nil the peoplo of Coos Hay would
be over a new railway.
Poultry UIviiIh. What promises
to bo n spirited nnd Interesting poul
try contest has been Inaugurated by
the entrance of Mnyor F. 12. Hague
of Klttyvllle Into the poultry busl
iiesn In competition with Mayor
llnckmim of Femdnle. Mayor Ha
gue nays he Is handicapped by the
early start which Mayor Harkmaii
got but thinks he can make It up.
Mr. Hague nays while Mnckmnu gets
5 cents above the market for Ills
oggH he expects to get 1 0 centu above
because of tlio higher altitude 011
which Ills yards are located. lie
now Iiiih 19 chickens nnd averages'
one egg n day. and while this Is
rather low he has Just purchased n
young chicken that ho thinks will
pullot out of tlio hole.
J. M. UPTON, Ivy Condron and May
or Straw returned today from an
over-Sunday hunting trip to the
Sand Hills. They report a lluo
time but very few ducks.
MIIS. T. S. MI NOT and Miss Mary
Hague, who have been guests nt
the F. 12. Hague and 12ugciic
O'Connell homes, left thla morn
ing via Unmlou for Snn Francisco.
D. F. UOSS, tlio woll-known Catch
ing lulet .pioneer, Is ropurted to be
still qulto 111 at his home. Ho is
suffering from n complication of
ills Incldont to his advanced years.
II. J. MONTGOM12HY and family nro
expected In vln Drain In a day or
two from Uorkoley, Cab, V'liore
they hnvo been visiting for a few
weeks since Mr. Montgomery's
return from Decatur, 111. Mr.
Montgomery recently underwent
nn operation for appendicitis nt
San Frnnclsco and lias fully recovered.
.JAXUAHV 8, 11)12
Very III. Mrs. L. A. Stockol or
Kastslde, who has been quite III. suf
fered a stroko of paralyse this after
noon nnd Is now In a crl'.Ical condition.
Personal Notes
"Til 12 IIOIISK TIIII2K"
A strong western play.
"IX Til 12 CllOltl'S"
Ono of tlio best Tanlintisor Films
over produced.
'"TWI2I2X TWO LOVKS'J
A character play of merit.
.lAXl'AUV I).
NO ONE J'JVJSlt ATE HETTEli TITAN $&
CampbelFs Soups
21 KTXDS 10c A CANMW. I I
I No amount of nioneyand care ean produce bet-
jer. You can verify this assertion at our visk. If
row ave not comi)letely satisfied we refund your
nonev.
Just add hot water, bring to a boil, and serve.
.ockhart's Grocery
'WO PRIVATE PHONES
85 AND 305
Til 12 TOSS OK A COIN"
A beautiful Htory of tho reclaming
of an outcast.
Til 12 PIIOX12V IIIXO"
This coiuedy cannot bo excelled.
WANTED ! ! !
JAIIPI2TS UPllOLSTKIUNQ AND
PIANOS TO CLEAN, by tho Pnouma
tie Clennlug Company. Ordors fo;
work taken ut
aomn & hauvey
imiomc 1 mi
WANT ADS
Meeting Postponed. Tho mooting
of the Terminal Hallway which was
to' have boon bold Satunlny uf tor
noon, was postponed until next Wed
nesday afternoon owing .0 tho Ina
bility or C. A. Smith and others to
nttend.
Local ('use Pp. The riso of F. IC.
Oettlns vs. Patrick Hennessey hits
been set for hearing In the Oregon
Supremo Court on Jnnunry 2G. The
enso grow out of tho operations of
M. L. Kimppcnberg of Spokane lioro
a fow years ago when O. C. & N.
property was being negotiated for.
IIocovit Cliiiriii. S. C. Small
through a Times' found nd. will ro
gnln n Knights Tomplnr charm that
ho lost the other day. J. C. Donne
found the charm, advertised It In
The Times and Mr. Small saw tlio
nd Just when ho had about given un
hope of recovering tho charm which
ho prized as a gift.
Case Postponed. Tho trlol of the
$25,000 da in a go case of Olo Sand-
C. L IU2IGAIID was In Cociulllo today.
S. II. CATHCAIIT wont to Coqulllo
today.
12. CIIOSTHWAIT went to Unndon
this morning.
Oil. 12. MI NO US has gone to llaiulon
on business.
JUDOI2 J. S. COKI2 left this morn
ing for Coqulllo.
0120. NOAH of Allegany Is In Marsh
field today on business.
C. A. SIU2Lnit!2ni2 Is nttondliiR
court In Coqulllo today.
ANDREW STOIIA of Cooh Illver Is
n Mnrshflold visitor today.
J. C. KENDALL went to Coqulllo
this morning to nttend court.
WANTED Some one to furnish
lots and build Iiouho on monthly
payments. Hunker Hill preferred.
Address P. O. Hox GOfi.
roil SALE HO-ncro much on Wll
lnnch Inlot, 2V6 miles from laud
ing, 7 acres bottom land, lino
bouch land slopes to tho south. Now
houso and other lmprovomonts. A
bargain. For particulars inquire of
owner lien Tyror, Cooston, Ore.
Millionaire
Tramp"
Will Bo Presonted at
The Masonic
ursday
January 11
fne Night Only
company nnd excellent show
Prices 25, 50 and 75 cents.
Its on sale at "Busy Corner"
MAHSHFIELD CYCLEUV
(Formerly Benry'u Gun Shop)
Agency for
DAYTON BICYCLES
PIUCE FItOM ."il!5.0( UP WITH
FIVE Y12A1IS OUAHANTEE.
Solnr Qas Lamps $3.00 with 3
pounds of carbldo this week.
Full lino Bicycle Supplies.
Guns and Bicycles Ropalred
by Competent Mechanic
13. HANDEL, PKOP.
No. 107 No. Front St. Phono 180-U.
FOB BENT Piiriiisiicd rooms lor
light housokoopmg. bdb South
Eloventh St
FOUND Knights Templar watch
charm. Owner enn hnvo mimo by
Identifying proporty nnd pnylng for
this ad. J. C. Donno.
FOIl SAL12 At reasonable urlce
I uln.m I., lli.ct.nlnca .midtHf.n on. Iia
f.i,liu li, 1. 1 otviiioa i.u,iiiU4 Villi 'U
seen at S94 Twelfth street south,
or address P. O. Box GCC Marsh-field.
People Take Notice?
Wo hnvo all longths of stovo wood
for salo, prices rnnglng from $1.50
per tier up. We can furnish any
length you wish.
L. H. HEISNER
Phono No. 120-J or 49-L.
.WANTED You to know that you
can get full Information of tho
coming Umpqua City Ileedsport
i First nnd original ground floor
prices at Stutsman & Co.,'s olllco,
130 Broadway, Mnrshflold, Oregon.
he Times Does Job Printing
WANTED HousekeejK.r, experienc
ed, middle-aged woman. Phono
2 2 5-J.
FOB BEXT Booms furnished or
unfurnished by day, week or
month. 237 N. Broadway.
FOB ItEXT 10-room houso In South
Marshfleld. Phono 119-L.
Don't forget tho Turkish Baths
PHONE 211-J.
Have your Job printing dono at
Tho Times' office.
FOR SALE: Practically now parlor
organ In good condition. B. R.
Mynatt, Phone 311, North Bend.
Marshfield Cyclery
SAYS
Advertising Pays
Wo are showing
Udics- gkyton
Bicycles B)'s
As designed for this cllmnto with
steel rims nnd steol mudguards,
and
Built to Fit You
Framo 20, 22 or 24 Inch.
Brake your cholco.
Handlo burs your choice.
Tires M. & W. or G. & J.
Single Tube Tires, $3 less, your
choice of prices from $25 to $12.50.
Till January 10, llvo per cent oft
marked prices,
THIS WEEK ONLY
"Fish brand" bicycle capes $1.50
each.
Best rubber blcvclo canes. $3.00
each.
Will accept a good low framo la
dles's wheel as part payment on any
new bicycle.
MAItSIiriELD OYOLERY
PHONE 1H0R Oor. Front & Alder
JUDGE J. F. HALL loft for Co
qulllo on tho morning train.
HOMER MAU5CI2Y returned todny
from a business trip to Empire
P. M. HALL-LEWIS loft for Co
qulllo Vnlloy Points this morning.
A. M. DOYLE enmo down from tho
Luso ranch on Coos River today.
A. T. HAINES Is suffering from n
severo attack of ptomnlno poisoning.
CHAS. W. LAM BORN of Portland
nrrlved hero a fow days ago toopen
up a district agency for tho Gtinr
nntooVFund Llfo Association of"
Cmnhn, Nob. Ho will hnvo all of
Coos and Douglas counties and tho
balauco of Southern Oregon ns
his territory. Besides tho llfo In
surance, ho will also engage In
tho real cstntu business, working
with a largo Portland firm which
Is plnnnlng to urrnngo for largo
excursions from eastern points
direct to Coos Bay.
A. J. MI2NDI2L left Saturday for
eastern markets where ho expects
to pluco heavy ordors for tho Hub
stores In Marshfleld and Bnndnn .
for spring nnd summer dollvory.
IIo will nlso visit nt his old homo
In Mendovlllo, Pn nnd It Is like
ly that bis brother, Joseph Men
dol who conducts ono of tho lar
gest clothing stores in Mendo
vlllo. and his wlfo will nccompuny
him to tho coast nnd mnko a short
visit In Coos Bny. Mr. Mondol
will bo nbsont about a month and
will visit Now York City and oth
er largo eastern conters, return
ing via 1..08 AngoloB.
School Hosumos. Tho Mnrshflold
public schools resumed today after
n two weeks' vacation for tho Christ
mas holidays
Start Next. Week. Tho Smith mill
which hns been shut down for re
pairs to tho rofuso humor nnd for
othor Improvements In tho plant, will
probably resiimo operations next
week.
North Bend News
Tho P'roEbytorlnn Ladles Aid so
ciety will meot at tho homo of Mrs.
Geo. Bolster nt 2:00 o'clock, Thurs
day nftornoon.
Mrs. L. A. Stccklo Is still qulto 111
at her homo at Eastsldo. Her daugh
ter, Mrs. Leonard Masters of Sum
ner, enmo this morning to nttond her.
Miss Mildred Rood bf North Bond
Heights visited friends In Murshfleld
yesterday.
A. R. McDONALD of Block Creok.
Ten Mllo, Is a Marshflold business
visitor.
HERBERT ARMSTRONG of North
Bond was n buslnoss visitor In
Mnrshflold todny.
ANSON ROGERS, Si. and wlfo of
Coos River wns nttondlng to busi
ness In tho city todny.
MISS ANNA RUSSELL, who hns
spent tho past eighteen months
horo with hor sister, Mrs. F. E.
. Mnrlon Reynolds was a guest nt
tho homo of his cousins, Mrs. Porry
Dodson of Mnrshflold, yostordny.
Mrs. Robt. McCnnn, who spent n
fow days with friends and relatives
and attended meeting of W. C. T. U.
In Mnrshflold returned Sunday,
Miss Hughes and her brother, D.
Hughes of Myrtlo Point, hnvo been
spending tho past week as guests of
tholr sister, Mrs. Win. Howard of
Eastsldo.
City Auto Service
Good Cars, Careful Drivers and
reasonnuio eliariros. Our motto:
"Will go anywhere nt any time."
Stands Blanco , Hotel and Blanco
Cigar Storo. Day Phones 78 and 4G.
Night Phono 40.
BARKER & GOODALE. Proprietors.
Mrs. Geo. Bolster was tho guost
yostorday of Mrs. P. A. Pondorgrass
of West Marshfleld.
Gono Jon-'H of South Coos lllvor
hns moved with his family to South
Mnrshflold.
Mrs. Sarah Bonobrnko Is 111 at her
homo on Ross Inlot. She Is suffer
ing from tho offects of n full she
took somotlnio ngo.
THE BEST
That Wheat and Science
Can Produce
Sperry's Best Drifted Snow Flour
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