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I HE COOS BAT TIMES, MftRSHFIELD, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1912 - EVENING EDITIOM
DORA GEIS IN ffl TRIBUTE 10
01 LBP YEAR IBS. GMDDOGK
PLAN EXHIBIT
FOR CHILDREN
JIB il IS
KNOWN ON BAY
Balance of Bachelors' Club Redding Paper Tells of High State Superintendent Aldcr-
Mi$touTl.or Esteem Former Coos Coun- man to Encourage Study of
Stemmler Married. ty Woman Was Held In. Agriculture.
nm Ore Tmi IB Lean Year' Stophcn Rogers has Just received Btato Superintendent Alderman Is
DOHA, ore., Jan. in. ion i particulars of the death of his endeavoring to Btlmulato Interest In
Editor: I notice several claims ot t . , Mr Enmm CradtlocK, n.rin..u,.r In the nub-
m t t. . T . Vnim I t . . . - I r -.. kllU OVUUJ w . .0..w.- -w .
uoob uny uncueiurH us titnji wnien occurreu Ul llUUUinK, junior- o.nn nn.l la nnw nr
r.riiii i.ninir nuiillflhcil In Tim Times, nin. Inst wenk. Mrs. Em 111 a Crad- He schools of Oregon and is now nr
Several years ngo tho Pleasant Hill
boys formed n bachelor club. Every
thing went smoothly until J. O.
Stemmler broko tho pledge, and as
It Is Leap Tear tho other boys would
probably llko to bo released from
tholr bondage. Some of these- re
side at Dora now and aro:
Edward Abornathoy.
Stephen Mlnard.
A. H. Stead.
Ezra Watson.
Vernon Dennett.
Henry Huff.
Roy Swan.
Lloyd Lcathorman.
Vanco Weekly.
H. II. Smith.
John Lamb.
Lawrcnco Knight.
John Hcnnlgar.
Lester Maysc.
0. A. Case.
IdEAP-YEAR CEREMONIES FREE.
Justice of tho Penco Thompson of
Elgin, III., announces that he will
perform tho mnrrlago servlco freo
during tho ensuing year for lady
poppers. Jtidgo Newcomer of Chi
cago, announces that It will bo unne
cessary for Chicago girl poppers to
go to Elgin, as ho will also'tlo all
Buch loap-ycar knots freo of charge.
Justlco Boyor, Evanston goes them
ono hotter. Ho will marry freo of
chargo, during 1012, any "old maid,"
whethor sho popped or not.
which occurred at Iteddlng, Califor
nia, last week. Mrs. Emma Crad
dock, did not roallza until Just boforo
the end camo that death was near
and when sho did, sho reached out,
graspod her husband's hand and said
"This means Heaven for mo" and
peacefully passed away. Tho Dem
ocratic Register of Redding contains
tho following account of her death:
Two hours boforo tho world was
commencing to colobrato tho Incom
ing year, a cloud ot sadness settled
llko a pall over Redding, following
the death of Mrs. Emma Craddock,
beloved wlfo of Charles A. Craddock,
one of our most respected merchants
and a city trustee, which camo with
a suddenness that stunned tho com
munity. All deaths aro sad. Tho
pnfcslng of Mrs. Craddock was In
expressibly sad. Thero was a pathos
Bttrroundlng the Almighty's summon
ing In this passing not usually accom
panied by so many sad, heart-touch
ing features. This splendid servant
of her Master was taken in tho prlmo
of life; from tho happiest of homes
and home surroundings and when all
thought of n fatal termination of
mi illness that caused tho loved
young mntron's removal to St. Caro
line's hospital had passed. In fact
tho return of tho patient to her
homo had been named for tho day
which sorrowfully succeeded that of
tier funeral.
Mrs. Craddock was tho daughtor
of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rogors,
vonerablo and highly respected resi
dents of Coos Day, Oro., to which
plnco thoy immigrated from New
York Btato, whero tho subject of this
obituary was born 42 years ago. Sho
waB n moro child when brought to
tho const and grow to womanhood
at Coos Day. To mourn their heavy
loss, besides a dovotcd husband, nnd
parents, aro thrco sons, Warron, Al
lan nnd John; Mr. and Mrs. John
Craddock, parents of Chnrlcs A.
Craddock; Frank Rogors, Hcrbort
RogcrB, brothers, resident of Marsh
flold, Ore; Mrs. Nolllo El7.ey, a Bis
ter of Ironton; Minn., and another
sister, Mrs. A. J. Sherwood, wifo of
a prominent attorney residing at Co
qulllo, Oro.
Thero nro clrcumstnnccB that In
tho pausing of this bolovcd lndy
Tho North Rend High school has- causo our pen to fnltor in tho rof-
kotball team will Icavo tomorrow for J oronco to her llfo. Sho wns a dear
Dnndon whero thoy will piny tho nolghbor, bolovcd as ono of n big
North Bend News
Mrs. M. J. Pratt visited her dough
tor and rolatives in Mnrshflold Monday.
Mrs. Perry DoelBon of Mnrshflold
visited hor slater, Miss Amy Rey
nolds, yesterday.
Irono Hodson of Rorb Inlet, re
turned homo yesterday after n pleas
nnt visit with North Dcnd relatives.
high school tenm tomorrow night.
Friday night, they will piny Couulllo
nt Coqulllo nnd tho Myrtlo Point
High School tenm will como to North
Bond to piny tho team Fobrunry 17.
ALONG Till WATERFRONT.
Word hns boon received hero of
family in tho ndjnlnlng hnmcH and
for years dally association had Im
pressed on her neighbors tho mngnl
llconco of hor clinrnctor nnd her In
lluonco for good. Nor wns it so
only during her cloven yonrs resl
donco In this city, whither sho wns
brought by her hiiBbnnd for tho bono
flt of her health. Henrken back to
tho old Oregon homo town and thoro
in ii hub uvuii ruiuivuii iiltu ui : !,. i,i. .., . . .. ,,
tho death at San Francisco of Cnpt. g ",rlhn ' , lB S ?mmn
11. II. Dlrkholm at his homo there. r 'r' 00,'' I"8 " "il jr youn wo-
.M....UWWU, in lutiuiuui hi iiuj IMlllH,
Ho formerly wns master of vcssolfl
plying to Coos Ray but retired from
tho sen a number of years ago to bo
como Danish consul nt Snn Nrjjnr
clscn and cugngo In tho hotol busi
ness thoro.
ranging for big exhibits of products
raised by school children nt tho
county, district nnd stato falrB In
Oregon. Ho haB arranged for about
$1,000 worth of prizes to bo award
ed at tho Stato Fair in Salem next
fall for tho bost exhibits and has
Just forwnrded tho following circu
lar letter to teachers to havo thom
encourago tho school chlldron to
tako hold of tho work:
Knowing that you aro willing to
cooporato in oducntlonal work I ask
you to cooporato tnis year oy en
couraging all your pupils in tho
growing of crops, domestic sclonco
nnd poultry raising. Chlldron llko
to do things nnd will respond to
your oncouragomont. Your district
will hold n fnlr at , wh'ch
your pupils will bo asked to oxhlblt
what thoy raloo or mako. The best
of those exhibits will bo brought to
tho stato fair whoro llbornl prizes
will bo awarded.
Ask your pupils how many of
them would llko to havo a Shotland
pony, a thoroughbred Jorsoy cnlf
worth $100, a purobred pig that
would tako tho prlzo at any Btock
show, a purebred sheop with wool
so thick thnt thoy would havo to
fcol around to find its oyes, or a goat
with flossy hair that roaches to tho
ground; or secure a flno Scotch Col
llo pupplo that knows as much ns
somo pooplo, or win n monoy prlzo
that will buy Just whnt thoy want.
All those prlzca nnd many moro nro
to bo given at tho Btato fair next
fall.
Ask If they know how to grow
potntocs, pumpkins, squashes, corn,
pop corn, nt cotorn. Ask how many
of them llko wntormolons or musk
molons. Tho reason so mnny boys
nnd girls In Oregon do not grow wn
tormolons Is bocnuso thoy nro nfrald
tho other boys will steal thom. If
thoy all grow watermelons thoro will
bo no ono to steal.
Ask thom If thoy know how to food
chickens. If thoy buy throo set
tings of eggs from ono nolghbor, nnd
thrco lions from anothor, and In
Mnrch put tho two together thoy
will probably ralso somo prlzo-wln-ners
for tho fair. Tho chlldron. of
Oregon enn double tho eg? produc
tion In thrco yonrs.
Ask thom If thpy know thnt tho
slzo of tho pumpkin docs not dopbnd
upon tho slro of tho boy or tho girl
who plants the seed. I know n girl
six years old who rnscd corn four
teen fcot high. Lot us show pooplo
that wo nro tho most nllvn chlldron
In tho world by 75.000 out of our
ISn.COO children exhibiting nt tho
county fnlrtt. nnd 35,000 nt tho stnto
fnlr. Lnst year 14,000 children In
Inwn lmd oxhiblts nt fairs. Let us
bent thom two to ono.
(Continued from pngo 1.)
sonce. They any thoy will mnko tho
trip Inter. Thoy will llvo nt tho resi
dence of the bride.
Decker was populnr In high school
nnd took considerable pnrt In ath
letics. Mrs. Decker, whoso hnlr Is
white, accompnnled him to Oakland
Friday and they secured tho mar
rlngo license. When they applied for
tho license sho gavo her ago ot 21.
While Decker's family acknowl
edged that thoy had opposed tho
marriage, thoy refused to discuss It,
except to say that Mrs. Becker had
been n friend of tho family and n
frequent visitor at tholr homo.
Neither Dcckor nor his brldo
would see visitors at thblr homo
Miss Tower answered tho boll, but
refused to answer nny questions be
yond stntlng that sho would Btlll
muko her homo with hor grnnd-mother.
Miss Tower said: "I havo nothing
to Bay In tho matter, nnd I don't sco
thnt It Is nnybody's business If grand
mother did wnnt to marry again. I
know Mr. Decker quite well nnd
think he will mnko hor n good hus
band. Their marrlago will mako no
difference to me, ns I will still con
tinue to llvo with her."
When Mrs. Dcckor wns asked to
como to tho door, sho rofuscd, send
ing bnck word Hint sho wob busily
engnged In cooking her hushnnd's
supper and could not bo disturbed,
"Grandmother won't como," Bnld
Miss Tower when bIio returned. "Sho
says sho lo too busy cooking supper.
Thoro's nothing to Bay, anyhow.
Thoy'ro married and thoro Is nothing
moro to be said. I am ouro tho mar
riage will bo a happy ono, for grand
mother Is tho best woman In tho
world. I think Mr. Dcckor is lucky
to havo won hor."
Tho Rov. Mr. Coopor Bnld that
whllo ho thought It rnthor unusual
for n woman to marry n man bo much
younger thnn herself, ho performod
tho ccromony na n matter of duty.
"I was called upon to perform tho
marrlngo coromony," Bald tho Rov.
Mr. Coopor, "and wont to Mm.
Smith's houso and' did bo. All tho
members of both families living In
Alnmcdn woro presont nnd I can not
say that I noticed nny signs of pa
rental objections."
Whllo Mrs. Becker Is forty yenrs
oldor than hor husband, sho Is nn
nttrnctivo womnn, her complexion
being nB fnlr ns thnt of hor slxteon-yonr-old
gronddnughtcr nnd hor
whlto hnlr giving hor nn nlr of dis
tinction. Sho docs not look to bo
moro thnn forty.
Try Tho TlmoB" Wnnt Ads.
Tho Bchoonor Admiral, which was
wrecked nt tho mouth of tho Colum-1
bin lost Snturdny, was built nt North
Christian breeding of tho old rover
out Qunkor families, from whom bIio
descended. On hor wedding day n
short eighteen yenrB ngo, tho wish tho spark of llfo in ono who mennt
of husband to bo nnd family wus , so much to this community, and ns
for qulotnoss, tho very thought stir-, tho soroly strlckon husband Hnyfi,
red tho homo neighborhood of Emmn I "N enrthly hand could Btny tho Al
Rogers and tho wedding wns tho ' mlghty'u flnt." To him, his thrco
most largoly attonded In thnt vfoln. I flno sons nnd those nonrost nnd ilonr-
Ity. n trlbuto to tho worth of tho: cat only honrtfolt sympathy can bo
A LIBERAL OFFER
SmV'i.i8!!'., Am!LSft,?n lit SirA "L0"1..10 V0?1" A"0 "" ' I ?Prosod-poor consolation -lis
nnmod hor tho Agulnnldo but later
tho nnmo wob chnngod to tho Admiral.
Tho atenmer Robarts which wns
hnulod out on dry dock lnst spring
Is now bolng repaired nnd whon this
Is finished, tho vonsol will bo lnunch
od ngaln. Floronco Wost.
RIG SHIP IS BEGUN.
Great Britain 81m Im lis 28th Drond-
naught.
spontaneous ns was tho lnst trlbuto
of respect from tho countryside
making tho funeral noted ns ono of
tho largest hold in this elfv. w.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay ' frleml8 ,w"o bolng nenrby woro
Times.) ' ,nvi"u thn denth nnd tho fnnornl,
i ii mum no reinoinnoreci tJiat, hull-
that continued to tho sad nnnsinir truo. but llvlntr ovldonco of tlm iiont
tho denrest honoymoon. And In llfo, . In men nnd .womon.
bo in denth, ovidonco of oxtromo pop- Mrs. Emma Craddock leaves n
ulnrlty and lovo was obvious In tho I vo'd that cannot bo filled In tho
assomblngo thnt packed tho Htllo homo, tho church, tho city. Hor
Episcopalian edlllco on Tuesdny of worth In llfo Is accentuated In
this week nnd tho Inrgo cortego thnt ' Booth, for each fleeting day omphnsl
followed tho casket to Its Inst resting , B0S ow loss, nnd to tho boroaved
plnco In Bedding's Silent City. romnlns tho thought that each day
i noso wno attended tho obsoqules ' "rings tnoin closer to tho rounlon
thnt must tako plnco In thnt man
slon not mndo by hands, eternal In
tho henvons.
UNITED STATES POST OFFICE.
PORTSMOUTH. Eng Jan. 1C
Tho keel pinto of Grout Drltnln'H
twenty-eighth ship of tho dread
naught clnsH was laid today at tho
Portsmouth dockyard. It Is tho
first of llvo provided for In tho 1911
1912 naval appropriation.
Sho will bo tho lnrgost battleship
over constructed In England.
days Intervening, no nowspnpors woro
pruned mm lesions In tho rmmirv
List of unclaimed letters remnln
Ing In tho Mnrshflold postofflco Jan
uary ID, 1912. Persona cnlllnc for
PUT LEAD SLUGS IX TURKEYS.
iu. not mow of tho boronvemont In nnmo will plonso any ndvortlsed nnd
i"i"'.?' um " ,,est known and most Pay ono cent for eneh lotter called
liljj'ily respected families until tho fr: ,
I last had ilti woro performed. Jpseph Anoldy, John Anderson.iO,
iactor I. Cockcroft of tho J. Drndloy, Leo Baruc, Mr. Barton,
jl-.piMi-.pnl etiutch briefly said fare- Miss Gladys Belmont, W. Van Dusk-
Ve,l Mi the chvrch whoro but rocoiit-' Irk, Mrs. Kato Clayton, Mrs, Joslq
t vi hi i: iTii.it ' iiiiii fit iuii -(i rnii ,. iiiiiino ri a mr nii T
... 1 vvivuiini iuu ww..mo, rAo, luiuua ijuuue.
- vvivuiiiii-ii i mi vuiiiuo. iuio. iiiiiiiiii iiiiiiirn. iinttr
' o. 1s.....ll!. . m . . . .- -- . - -' ---, ao' "! J-
California turkey deulors nro oc-'V """"", M " tonnrmution, tho sti g. m. i;spy. Lous EJvnns, Mrs. M. JVEih
ouaed of putting lond Blugs In tho .'".f Ult "faslon IioIhr rondored ' Ungor. F. O. Grny, Miss Afy, JlallU
birds so as to ndd to tholr weight. l'" "o vosted choir of tho church, JJmK Miss Mablo Horvoy, John Hon"
It is n wicked practice and a viola-1 """ ,nt ta. Krvesldo tho burial core- drlcks, Miss Kntherlno Hplnckcs,
tlon of tho best principles of tho m"nl?? nf tUo church wero complot- Miss Llnwood Hubbard. Jnmea John.
i, ...v.o u, iu ,,i,i, wuro cnoHon . reier jounson, oilvor Johnson:
from tho city administration, they Toml Keltaln, Miss Saphfo Labor'
.Z.1 ,..,.;, B0 uronwot. C ty -"iss aiico uindrlth, Annn Larson,
Irustoos Wllllnm Stonhons. I t Frank Mnbrn MM Ti-..l ;,""'
.1
runnary an. ;so cook nook over
prescribed such a inothod of stulllng
n iiirKey.
TTc ,...- Johnson
) i tn t lil'il
AN APPLE A DAY
Old "Doc" Wlloy recommond
thnt wo cat nn npplo every day
anybody olso had offerod that ndv
wo would havo suspected ho belong'
ed to tho npplo trust
Harry Glover; Flro WH,
arrangements
J III'. ll.M.i;i UK l, (JIUIM'R Ueillil. Tho fiinm-,1
Is Its fatal temloncy of pnouinonla. ; were conducted by tho Roddlnir Yin
To euro your la grlppo coughs tako dortnklng parlors. B
v.u a .iiiuuj nun j;ir UUHipOUnil.
u. k, i-isnor, wnsitington, Kns says:
Kattlo Mn
R. Mutson, Mr. E. McFnr-
oeorgla Meolo, John Mnl-
Mlllor. Bill Mitchell.
Trtf1nA 11F., xw
Brnynnrd. Mnrslml Honrv s.i... iw Miss Lillian Mnmn nii, ,"-..'
Illnn ,shIf,)l, Tralnor. Night Police- Miss Judith Nelson. Chris' Nelson!
an John ledy and Night Watch- Mr. Olo. Jim Porter, Fred R. Por
man l-.d. Dickenson fnlinu-n.i .,). tor. n. p. nni m, cli t.,
; E. Smith. City Treasurer R .( son, Claronpo
dvlco n'."1"' C ty At,or"' Chnrlos H. Mrs. Sadlo Jl
'I wns troubled with a sovoro attack
of la grlppo that threatoned pnouino
nla. A frlond advised Foloy's Honoy
nnd Tnr Compound and I got rollef
nftor taking tho flrst few doses. I
took threo bottles nnd my la grlppo
was cured." Got tno gonulno, in tho
yellow package RED CROSS DRUG
COMPANY.
Floral tributes In hn.iiiHfnll.. .,.
ated doslgns covered tho casket
among thom bolng exquisite pieces
from tho city administration, from
tho Eagles, of which order tho bo
renvod husband Is an honored moni
tor, nnd from Mrs. Jnno Olney.
Ihrough tho last illness of tho de
feased, which wns of only n fow
wooks duration, everything posslblo
on this enrih was dono to keop alight
I'orcy Rowley. II. c. Rosinu- fr,
A. L. Ross, W. Stamboll, M. L. Shel
don. Fred. T. Stull, Mrs. W. R. Stew
art, Harry Smith, Mntl Tombor, Mrs.
F. Urquall, Frank Vnndermost, L.
Victory. Mrs. Emmn Whitworth, Don
Wright, E. Wobor, Mr. E. Wlrth
T1 ,T,rth' Mrs' Dora WlUlnms;
Jack WluMer.
W. B. CURTIS, P. M.
JH" B lt 8Jln,nco at ODD FEL
IXJS' hull 'nuff Sed.
Wo Guni-imtco to Relievo Dyspepsia.
If wo Full tho Mciliclno Gouts
Nothing.
To unquestionably provo to tho
pooplo that Indigestion nnd dyspop
sia can bo pormnncntly rollovcd nnd
thnt Roxall Dyspepsia Tablets will
bring nbout this result, wo will fur
nish tho modlclno nbsolutoly freo If
it fails to glvo Bnti8fnctlon to any
ono using It.
Tho romarkablo bucccss of Roxnll
Dyspopsln Tablets In duo to tho high
degreo of sclentltle skill used In do
vlslntr their formula ns woll as to tho
caro oxorclsod in their manufacture.
wneroiiy tno woll-known properties
of BlHinuth-Subnltrnto nnd Pepsin
hnvo boon combined with Cnrmlmi
tlvcs and other ngents.
BlHinuth-Subnltrnto nnd Pepsin
aro constantly employed and recog
nlzod by tho entire medical profes
sion ns Invaluable In the treatment
of Indigestion nnd dysnonsln.
Tho Popslu usod In Roxnll Dyspop
sln Tablet sis cnrefully prepared so
as to dovolop Its greatest ofllcloncy
Pepsin supplies tho digestive
apparatus ono of tho most Impor
tant oloments of tho digestive fluid.
Without It tho dlgostlon nnd nsslml
latum of food nro Imposslblo.
Tho Cnrmlnntlvos possess proper
ties which aid In relieving tho dis
turbance and pain caused by un
digested food. This combination of
thefo Ingredients makes n rnmmiv
Jnva'ui b'o for tho comploto relief of
Indigestion nnd dyspopsln.
We are so certain of this that we
Urg? you to try Roxnll Dysuoiibla
Tablets on our own porsanal guaran
tee. TIco sizes, 25 cents, 50 cents,
nnd ?1.00, Romembor, you enn
9btnln Roxnll Remedies only nt our
stdro Tho Roxall Storo. Lnnifiinr.
Pnrsons Brug Co., "Tho Busy Cor-
I non"
Have Us Launder Your Underwear
Wo wash tbeso garments cleaner
and better than tho work can bo done
olsowhore, nnd thoy aro not worn so
much. Wo do not shrink thom, oven
woolen garments are returned the
same slzo as whon sent us.
Wo iron tho garments nicely, make
ordinary repairs free of charge and
you havo fresh clean, aweot under
wear ready for each week's change
Bundle yours up with next weok'
laundry bundle.
We Are Selling Men's ft
Clothing for Less Than It's
Worth During This Sale
It is the same t-lothing for which, usually, you glJ
ly pay tho regular price.
Every garment YOU choose from, it's YOU
we wish to satisfy.
"BENJAMIN CLOTHES" havo the stylo, ,
! 1 J AK . ...l. ' i
ana cliaractcr so essential 10 uiu muu who wains ji
be well dressed.
Clearance Sale Prices on
Every Suit in This Store
One-Fourth, One-Third to One-Half le
"MONEY TALKS"
WW 1 "l ! O Ol i
nuD uoimng a onoe u
MARSHFIELD BANDOi
FAST SERVICE TO ROSEBURG
Our BtagoB loavo Marsnnoia tor icosoourg at o ociock eui
oronlng and afford quickest connections with Southern Pid
Railway. Faro JC.00.
COOS BAY ROSEBURG STAGE LINE.
OTTO BOHETTKR, Awnt, 120 MARKET AV., Mann
O. P. nARNARD, Agent, ROSEBURG, Ore,
niONK 11
THE FRIEND OP COOS BAY"
S. S. ALLIANC1
equipped vrzn wireless
DATE OF SAILING FROM PORTLAND FOR COOS W
TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER.
CONNECTING WITH TJIlfi NORTH BANK ROAD AT PORTI
NORTH PAJIEIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PHONE 44 O. F. McGKOROE, Afrnl
FAST AND COMMODIOUS
Steamer Redond
KQUIPPEI) WITH AyiltELKSS AND SUBMARINE HELL
SAILS FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR COOS BAY
THURSDAY, JAN. 18, 1912.
INTER-OCEAN TRANSPORTATION CO.MPANY.
Phono 4 O. P. McQEORGE, Ajk
Steamer Homer
Sails for San Francisco from Coo
Bay, Friday, Jan. 12, 2 P. ML"
F. S. Dow, Agent
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
Steamship Breakwater
ALWAYS ON TIME
SAILS FROM PORTLAND AT 8 P. M. ON JANUARY O, 10, 23.
SAILS FRO.M COOS RAY AT SERVICE OF THE TIDE ON JA
VARY (I, 111, 20, 27.
L. II. ILEATING, AGENT PHONE MAIN H
MarshfieloSHand & Steam Laundry
PnON 220-J
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
For tho balance of the winter,
thoro will bo n boat at tho O'Kelly
landing that can bo chartered day
or night.
J. A. O'KELLY, Prop.
Blanchard's Livery
Wo have secured the livery busl.
loss of L. H. Helsuer and aro pro
pared to rendor excellent Bervlco to
thO POOnlo Of COW BttV. fiirnfi.l
dilvers, goon rigs tad everything
hat will mean satisfactory service to
tho public. Phone us for n driving
l.n . . f.MO
ui. a rig or anyining needed In
me uvery line. Wo also do truck-
g business of all kinds.
BLAN'CHARD nROTIIERS
Phone 13 8-J
Livery, Feed and Sales Service.
141 First and Alder StreetB
WANTED ! ! !
3ARPETS UPHOLSTERING AND
PIANOS TO CLEAN, by the Pneuma
tic Cleaning Company. Orders for
work taken at
GOING & HARVEY
PnONE 100
U C II ?? iesw Vfho havesome Inventive nbllltv
People Take NotkJ
Wo havo all longths of stoTe'
for salo, prices ranging from l:
per tier up, Wo can furnliM
length you wioh.
L. H. HEISNEKI
Phone No. 120-J or 40-L.
We Clean and. Pre
Ladies' and Gent's Su
Goods Calledffor
and Delivered
Coos Bay Steam Laur
PHONE MAIN 67-3
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