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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGONFRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1912 EVENING EDITION
Y
OU don't pick your friends merely by the way
they look; you want something more than the
"front" in the fellow
you "tie to." Better
pick your clothes in
the same way.
Hart Schaffner&Marxr
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clothes are genuine quality,
sterling worth all the way
through; they are ai good as
they look, and that's .' good
enough. '
All-wool fabrics well shrunk
and the best tailoring in the
world; that's what keeps
them looking right.
Suits $18 and up
Woolen Mill Store
'mi vfc
Cc;;rfh: I(rt Scluflher U MutSx?
This Btoro la the Coos Day homo of
Hart Schnffnor& Marx clothes
1PCM
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COOS DAY TIDES.
Hoi w Is given tlio tlmo and
lsclsht of high and low water at
Marshflold. i
Th tides nro placed in tho ordor
of occurrence, with tholr times on !
the (lrst lino nud heights on the sec-,
ond line of each day; a comparison i
of consccutlvo holghts will Indicate
whether It Is high or low wateri For
high water on bar, subtract 2 hours
34 minutes.
,Dato. March, 1012.
22 Hrs. .4.44 10.38 5.29 10.32
Foot .6.6 0.2 4.9 2.3
23 Hrs. .5.11 11.27. C.17 '11.09
Feet .6.5 0.3 4.3 2.9
24 lira. .5.53 12.23 7.23 11.57
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TUB WEATHER. 0
(Dy Associated Press.)
OltEGON Fair tonight with
light frost along tho coast and
heavy front In tho Intorlor. Sat-
urday fair with easterly winds.
Drought Home. Alfred Hill of
North Marshflold, who has been at
Morcy hospital for sovoral wopka as
a result of Injuries sustained at tho
Smith mill, was brought homo Thursday.
IttifH Hccoml Auto -Dr. A. L
Housoworth today purchased a sec
ond Dulck runabout. A fow wcoks
ago, ho purchased ono for his wlfo
and tho one purchaBod today makos
tho second new mnchlno In his family.
Petition out Tho potltlons of A.
II. Powors as a candldato for tho re
publican nomination for Port Com
missioner woro placed in circulation
this morning, Boon after Mr. PoworR
tiled tho declaration of his candidacy
for port commissioner.
Always, "The Busy Corner" The Rexall Store
7TH SATURDAY SALE
A Bargain
1 Can rexall Tooth Powder 25c )
1 Best Quality Tooth Brush 35c
For Saturday Only
Both for
25 Cts.
See Our Window
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
PHONE MAIN 298 US
iGladys Brockwell Co
"The Fighting Hope"
lUiANCH ISATKS' DRAMATIC
1 SUCCESS.
An IntoiiRO drama of tho present day.
First tlmo over presented at popu
lar prices. A play that no ono should
mlhs seeing. No oxponso will bo
spared In tho preparation of tills pro
duction. PRICKS 2.1. an nml HO Cents.
T. J. IOAIFB
Buy Your Meats
at the
UNION MEAT MARKET
And You Will Always Have
Pure Wholesome Meats.
'Phone 58
ANT ADS.
where, any time, night or day,
phono 184 X, or 228 J.
J IM Lot ua l in blk. SO,
&Aad- Cheap, cash. J.W.I
t, 443 K Uth St.. Portland, Or. I
VTJ:i) ScMiiid-lmiHl cook btovo
;;;M:wlnjT, Must bo'
"-aui. uau ftt Tjmes. omco
Wore Saturday noqn.
WANTKD Six oxporienced coal
minors; two punip-men; ono rope
rider. Apply Heaver Hill Coal Co.
WAXTKI) Hoy to work Saturday
nights at Java Coffeo House.
FOR SALE Good restaurant. In
quire Times office.
0,,!,.SAUJ Thrfo sllversldo fish
,w. A Imrf'fllll Xfi.of tin or.1.1
owe. Address It. L., cr. Times, j
frILSA!'U"""TI' N-y Store ofi
hlu' ', "'ercnanaise, three miles
CiMm,e Po,nt on bank f
ffin rlvor' ono-quarter mllo
,?vR' tlon. Stock will In-
Ud n anUt 2'800' F0r t0rmS
WCIoskey,, Norway Ore.
I te&' C' mn Orpington egg
r&one evn.; ' V "'"""' "
" ta, -i1-A.,
FOH SALK 1-0 ro homestead
with Improvements and a five
room house on the same. 2 ml.
from the Coqulllo River. For
particulars enquire of W. W. coy,
Conloguo Camp, Lampa, Oregon.
FOU SALE Ono new 20-foot gaso
line launch. See Max Tlmnier
man, 862 North Front stret.
flieIi .""" ''"""-'dlutcly, responsl-
Kin to pnro Ia. i.i....
taPAO rn ."" ,v" IUIUUI. JVCICI-
""' 1R1 ''U.1"V
Kflll C.r-r.
clear, '"' ,u- acres, no
totanf i. Team' 8tock' tools. .25
taoi nay corn, spuds. 50 chiek-
- mo, so. Coos Hlvor.
fR GOOD AUTO
SERVICE Any-
FOR RENT Two nice sunny house
keeping rooms. Inquire at Nas-
burg Grocery.
$
A. H. HODOmi
Marshfield Paint
(2b Decorating Co.
Estimates MARSHFIELD.
Furnished Phone 140L Oregon
First Straw Hat Tho (lrst straw
hat of tho soason was sprung by F. A.
I Cohan of tho Ilusy Cornor today and
j although it attracted moro or loss at
tention on tho street, it was strictly
In keeping with tho weather, sum
mer seldom If over affording a nlcor
I day.
Notice to Church floors Owing to
tho condition of Markot nvonuo pend
ing Improvement, thoso nttondlng tho
Isorvlccs nt tho Episcopal church on
! Sundays and other days In holy wco,c
nro uskod to uso Highland avonuu,
coming through Dr. McCormac's
place.
' Chinaman Dead Chin Ling, who
had resided on Coos Hay for nbout
25 years, died last niyia mo uow
Why building nftor a long illnoss. Ho
was a cook and until ho was taken 111
n fow months ago, ho was omployod
ut Dandon. Ho Is survived by a fam
ily In China and a brother, Chin
Wing, who lives on Coos Day. Ho
will bo hurled tomorrow.
Cnptiiro Cows Residents of South
Marshflold lato last night mado vigor
ous complaints to Marshal Carter and
Nlghtwatchman Shoupo about throe
cows that woro trampling tholr lawns
and awakening thorn by tho clanking
of tho bolls that two of thorn hnd at
tached to them. Aftor a llvply
chaso, tho bovlnos woro taken to tho
DON'T RIDE YOUR LITTLE W MOTHER'S WHEEL ANY MORE
oct a DAYTON Yoni im
Working Man's Time Table
(Compiled by ono who's been thoro.)
im ((tlirfjlij)
!
THE ONE WHO WALKS
Ootttng Up
Eating Dreakrast
Starts to Work.
Walking
Walking
At Work
THE ONE WHO RIDES.
...5:30 A. M Sleeping
...6:30 A. M Getting Up
R.ir. A i niinlttnir Tlreakfast
.'..'" ...
6:30 A. M baling urtsiKiuBi
. . . . .r.;45 A. M Starts to Work
''' T.nn a i At Work
Full (Cold j ' Dinner" Pall ! ! '. '. '. 12 i 00M '.'. Going Homo to Lunch
KuU a suck JiiiSJ-S:::::::::::!. SBK
JiSnoiv ::::::::::::::.. 5!?g s- .Bt.ru ho.
UilU 'itttlltltl.V(tltJ M-,-,-w.
wauung
Walking
Eating Supper
Tlrwl Out
!
C:30 p. M .:,'. KeBUn?
C:45 p. M Ready to go out
7:00 P. M Enjoying Himself
LATTIN HOTEL Doard and room,
111 per day,- 1 6 per week; family
style. 315 Second St., South.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS to rent.
392 Broadway.
Don't forget the Turkish Baths.
PHONE S14J.
BUY A
Have Steel Rims
Will Not Warp
DAYTON
GUARANTEED
FIVE YEARS
TO RIDE NOW
Havo Steel Mud-guards
Keep the Mud Off
YOU WED SOT SEND A POWER OF ATTORNEY OR A STRING OF
AFFIDAVITS EAST TO REPLACE A DEFECTIVE PIECE.
If you havo to raise tho seat-post on your bicycle moro than two
incrcs, don't you think you ought to havo a frame two inches higher?
Wouldn't It look better?
We carry DAYTON ROADSTERS with 2C-lnch frames (tho right bIzo
gor a man six feet tall.)
MARSHFIELD CYGLERY
The Times' Want Ads bring result. Phono 180 R.
SOLE AGENTS
Cor, Front and Alder.
city pond whero tho owners will havo
to pay 1 8 or so to get them out.
Died nt Coqulllo Miss Ida Laffer
ty of Coqulllo who died at hor home
there a fow days ago was burled to
day. Shu was rormorly connectod
with the telcphono exchnngo and was
well known on tho Day.
Gets New Position Luko Falrcs,
formerly associated with his fathor
In the Chandler cigar stand, has ta
ken a position with a Portland real
estate and coal company, travollng
outof tho Itoso City for them.
I Candidate Petitions of Mllo
Sumner us a candldato for republi
can county committeeman from tho
Contrul Marshllcld precinct nro bo
lug circulated today. Tho uow mom
hers of tho county committees will
bo .elected ut tho primary election
April 19.
Coining Here A report was cur
rent today that F. D. Walto and J. K.
Kollock aro expected here shortly on
matters conccted with tho old doal
botwen them and Major Klnnoy. W.
J. Rust, trustco of tho Klnnoy proper
tics', stated this aftornoon that ho had
not boon apprised of tholr approach
ing visit.
Coqulllo Rout Sunk Parties from
Coqulllo today report that tho Steam
er Favorlto mot with a mishap at tho
dock in Dandon last night and this
morning was totally submerged along
Bide tho dock. Just how It happen
ed, no ono seoms to know. Tho ox
tent of tho damngo will not bo known
until sho Is pumped out.
Invited to lJumlon Poc Cattorlln
of tho Dandon Gun Club lias invited
tho members of tho Marshflold, North
Bond, Myrtlo Point and Coqulllo Gun
Clubs to a danco to bo given by tho
Dandon Gun Club at tho now boach
pavilion at Dandon Saturday overl
ing. On Sundny, tho Dandon Club
will havo a big shoot and Mr. Cattor
lln. wants as many of tho crack shots
of tho county as possible to attend.
Deal Not Closed Capt. Edgar
Simpson who linn Just roturnod from
San Francisco statod last uvcnlng
that tho partlca who havo been nego
tiating for tho tho purchaso of 1,500
acres of tho Simpson company's
holdlngH near tho mouth of South
Slough have not closed tho doal yot.
Capt. Simpson did not caro to ills
diss tho matter In detail owing to tho
deal not having reached a definite
stage.
Accimxl Woman Hero, Goldlo
DcBtcott, who has been confined In
tho county Jail pending her trial on
tho chargo of murdering Chas. Mur
ray, camo ovor today to look aftor
Boino business matters. It was re
ported that bIio had been admitted
to hall by some who stntod tliat no
officer was with her. TIiIb report
was Incorrect, C. F. McKnlght, hor
attorney, stating that a deputy had
accompanied her hern.
To Hold Court Judgo Coko will
loavo oarly in April to hold n torm
of circuit court nt Gold Doach. Tho
session will bo convened about April
8 and will probably last a week.
Judgo Harris of Eugono Is oxpoctod
horo to aid In tho April term of court
In Coos county which will bo con
vened April 24. If tho attorneys can
agrco on the date, a npccial torm of
court may bo convened earlier by
Judgo Coko to hoar tho Footo and
Destscott murder cases.
Child Dies Vornon Wilson, tho
one-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
F. Wilson died yestorday while bolng
brought from tho homo noar Alle
gany to Mercy hospital for treatment.
Tho llttlo ono had been 111 of pnou
monia and uat bolng hastoncd on
George Gould a launch to tho hospital
for medical ltatmont. Tho father
has been omjloycd until recently in
J. E. Wynne'.' harbor shop. Tho
funeral will be hold this aftornoon,
Riu II. 1 nutleiliiu olI'clatliiK.
Dolt WIiim Tho" Salem Statesman
prints tlio following concerning Eric
Dolt, sou of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. N.
Dolt: "Dy dollvorlng an oration on
Cuban affairs in n mannor that arous
ed the enthusiasm and admiration of
both friends and Judges, Eric Dolt,
who also mado an onvlablo record for
himself last year In football, won
first place Monday night In tho fresh
man oratorical contest, which was
hold In tho chapel undor tho direc
tion of Professor Dlddlo, hoad of tho
department of public spouklng In
Wlllumotto unlvorslty'
Cupt. Mmgeiuf Tulks Capt. T. J.
Macgeun of tho Steamship Breakwat
er dollverodMin address boforo tho
pupils of tho South Marshlleld school
today In response to a request from
Supt. F. A. Tlodgen. Ho spoko on
"Monuol Training" and drills In tho
schools, dwelling on tho futuro bene
fits tho Kchool chlldron would dorlvo
from thorn and pointing out that
thoy might bo an nid to military
training in caso tho hoys should ever
bo called Into sorvlco. Tho address
wan a vorv Instructive ono and was
greatly appreciated by pupils and
teachers.
PERSONAL NOTES
HENRY HOLM, who now resides at
Plat B, was a Marshfield business
visitor today.
AL SMITH of Coos River went to Co
qulllo yestorday to look aftor busi
ness interests.
MRS. HERBERT 1IAYNES Is shop
ping and visiting friends and rola
In Marshllcld today.
RALPH MATSON has roturnod from
a trip to Portland, Pasco, Wash.,
and other northorn points.
CAPT. EDGAR SIMPSON of North
Dend was in Marshflold last even
ing on business and pleasure
DR. IRA D. BARTLE was a Marsh
flold business visitor yesterday,
coming down to got his now auto.
GROVER EVANS loft thle wook via
Dandon for his old houu. In Calif
ornia where he expects to remain.
MR8. LEW HAZARD of Coqulllo ro
turned homo today aftor spending
a day with Mrs. Fannlo Hazard and
othor rotatlvos here.
ARTllUR MILLER, August Carlson
nnd Archlo Gormond roturnod on
tho Rcdondo yestorday from a fow
weeks' trip to Sallfornla.
MRS. CHAS. BTIFFLER and llttlo
daughter. Shlrloy, and Mrs. Byrd
Lattln of South Inlot nro visiting
and shopping In town today.
S. D. CATHCART. Jas. Ferry, Jr.,
and Jas. Ferry, Sr loft yostorday
for Myrtlo Point to survey somo of
tho Ferry holdings In that soctlon.
II. E. DACON, who was formorly a
resident of tho Day roturnod yes
terday nftor a year's stay in Wash
ington and will remain horo somo
tlmo to look after Interests on tho
Day.
E. C. CORTELYOU wilt loavo tomor
row for San FranclBco nftor a fow
weeks' stay In this soctlon in tho
Interests of tho Romlngton Arms
Company. Ho expects to roturn
horo In tho noar futuro.
J. F. CONKLIN was up from bin
South Inlot ranch this week and
states that ho Is proparluf, to cut
more lumber at his sawmill thoro
than horotoforo. Ho plans to cut
mostly spruco this summur.
CHAS. FISHER, a brothor of Mrs. T.
J. Scalto, will loavo tomorrow on
tho Redondo on a trip to his old
homo at New Britain, Conn. Ho
will go via. Panama, thonco to
Now York City, to Danuomoro, N.
Y nnd then to his old homo. Mrs.
Scalfo and tho chlldron aro plan
ning to loavo noxt month via. tho
samo routo to visit in Connecticut
for a fow months.
Fishing Tntklo at Norton & Han
sen's two stores.
Partly by driving .blood from tho
surfaco and congesting tho kldnoya
by throwing too much work upon
them. Foloy Kldnoy Pills strength
en tho kldnoys, glvo tono to tho unln
ory organs ond restoro tho normal
action of tho bloddor. Thoy are
tonlo In'nctlon, quick in results. Try
thorn. For salo by Prouss Drug Co.
and Rod Cross Drug Co.
The "Child's Welfare" movement
has challenged tho attention of
thoughtful pooplo ovorywhoro. Moth
ers are natural supportors, and will
find In Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound a most valuahlo aid. Coughs
and colds that unchecked lead to
croup, bronchitis and pnoumonla
ylold quickly to tho healing and
soothing qualltios of Foloy's Honoy
and Tar Compound. For salo by
Preuss Drug Co., and Red Cross Drug
Co.
Just Received
NEW SHIPMENT
SWISS PURE
ALUMINUM
COOKING UTENSILS
Imported from Switzerland.
This is the finest kitchen
ware ever made. Will last a
lifetime.
NO RUSTING
NO OUri?PINO
NO LEAKING-
And saves its price sovoraL
times ovor. .
Stew Kettles
Stew Pans
Coffee Pots
Tea Pots
Casseroles, Rico Cookers,
Dippers and LadltJs
Tea Kettles
Frying Pans
Funnels, Cups.
The Bazar
Phone 32
The House of Quality.
Be Sure and Move
All the potatoes you care to sell this season.
The present prices are too high to last.
Highest cash price on day of delivery.
f. s. DOW
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