nit luos 1AY TIMES, MABSHFlELD OflEQDN,, FRIDAY, APhlUIZmiaEVENINa-EDITION
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rOUNG men are clothes enthusiasts; and it's
ri jl good thing they are; good for them and good for the
oiacr men who like to feel young, and
find that clothes help to it. We expect
a good deal of enthusiasm this' Spring
among Ihe young men for
Hart, Schaffner & Iafx
clothes. There's reason for it in the styles wo
show of this make; and for the exceptional quality
by which the style stays stylish.
We're going to put the right sort of clpthes
on all the men who come to us young or
old; the kind that make a man look well
dressed. Suits $18 and up
Woolen Mill Store
CctfTllU lUrt fcUffker tc M.ri
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This store Is tho Coos Bay horns ol
Hart Schaflnerft Marx clothes
Quality ...,.... Honesty
f lilt AUVtKIKSfcMbNI MAKES ,US ALL OF ONE
SIZE A CAT MAY LOOK AT A KING, ETC.
here you Mt Retailer ustenii
don't regard tho BICYCLE as a plaything, A list of those who have bought
DAYTONS from me would read like "among those present" at a business meeting
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I, DAYTON ,
I Wantto Sell jjrSl to Progressive-Retailers..
BICYCLES
You are in business to mako money, Are you getting all the orders you should
ItollQve that the way tq get business is to GO AFTER IT. Put a HUSTLER on a
DAYTON bicycle and. send ,him out after orders and new business,
Doesn't it cost out of all proportion to profits to deliver a few small special or
ders by automobile?
Marshfield Is Going Ahead! BOOST!
Don't sit still and be left behind, BOOST for mo and I'll BOOST for you, I'm a
BOOSTER from What? No, sir; from California, You are reading my daily aas,
so you must know the advantage of buying
Dayton
Ladies'
$29,00
To
$36.00
1 wo Models
Bicycles
Men's
$27.50
To
$42.50
Four Models
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ii cqsis us nothing to warrant our oicycius, wu iuivu mi huh-wou, o.y.im, mid
year guarantee from tne manufacturers of DAYTON BICYCLES. Thank you for read-
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MARSHFIELD CYCLERY
Dayton Agents, Coos County,
Phone 1 80-R, ' 07 Front, Promptneaa
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Courtesy
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COOS BAY TIDES.
el .w fs given th) tlma and
height a high and low waUr at
Marehfle'ld.'
Tb tides are plftcod" Jn the order
of occurrbnee, with their tlmsa on
tho first lino And heights' on tho sec
ond lino of each day; a comparison
of consccutlvo heights will Indicate
whether It la high or low water. For
high water on bar, subtract 2 hours
34 minutes.
Onto. April.
12 lira. .5.00 10.58
Foot .3.4 4.5
13 lire. .5.49 11.60.
Feet .2.7 4.8.
6.22
14
Hrs.
Foot
.0.40
5.4
1.9
5.15 12.04
1.1. 4.9
5.49 0.0
1.1 0.0
1248 C.29
5.1 1.1
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THE WEATUKU. 4
(By Associated Press.)
OREGON Fair tonight with
light frost In tho northwoat and
frcozlng tomporaturo In tho
southwest nnd onst. Coolor In
oast tonight. Saturday fair and
lb warmer, oxcept near coast.
Westerly winds.
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BORN.
QIDNEY To Mr. and Mrs. James
Glbnoy or Allogany at tho Hnlla
tiny hospital In Mnrshllold n soil,
Thursday, April 11.
Itclutivc Dead Qcorgo Swoariy, a
nophew of Dr. Ira 11. Dartlo, of
North Bond, died at International
Falls, Minn., April 9.
lk'glnR .Suit R. II. Smith la suing
L. D. Klnnoy, tho Bolt Lino railway
and Its soVoral creditors, Including
D. W. Small, to clonr tho UUo to sov-
cral lota In Plat B.
Apprulno Estate T. M. Collvor,
John Mattson and Wm. Bonobrako of
Catching Inlet aro in Mnrshllold to
day for tho purposo of appraising tho
ostato of tho lato B. F. Hobs.
Now Pastor -Tho commlttco of
tho North Bond and Marahflold
Swedish Lutheran churchoB hnvo
boon notlflod by tho Rov. Mr. Flskw
of Seattlo that ho cannot accept tho
call to tho Coos Bay charges. Thoy
WANT ADS.
rOK BUNT. Slodern flnt of four
largo rooms, spacious hall and
porch, socond floor No. 5G2 Second
Stroot North. Phono 232J or 81-J.
LOST Lady's sunburst dross-plu on
Shormou or Virginia avonuo, North
Bond, betweon McQulro's barber
. shop, and residence Hoturu to
barber shop nnd rocolvo reward.
Mrs. J. T. McOulro.
WANTED Carrier boy to dollvor
Times. Must bo 12 yoars old anu
In fourth or higher grade. In
school. Inquire Tlmos office.
SMALL HOTEL I-'OIt HUNT Fur
nished. Jnqulro at barbor sho, ,
150 Front street.
WANTKI) Qlrl for general Uouso-
work. Phono 140-J.
roil SALE Mullen Steel GawMno
boat 3 II. P. Choap It taken at
onco. Kiiquiro K. J. Thompson or
Times ofllco.
WANTKI) Fomulo help. Coos Bay
Employment Agency, Market ana
Wntorfront.
FOR SALK Cheap; ono second
hand buggy and gasqllne launcu
Charon. Mrs. Jottlo Kondlo,
Marshfield.
WANTKI) Waitress, at Chandler
Hotel.
FOR .HUNT Furnlshod housekeep
ing rooms, at C95 First at., near
Birch. Phono 239-J.
FOR BALK 2 lots, 50 x 120, five
room modern houso in tornunio.
Inquire B. O. Hall, phono 1C9-J.
WANTKI) TO RKNT Modern house,
six or more rooms; wm ioko term
leaso If desired; no children; must
bo reasonably close-In nnd good
locution. H. J. Kimball, Jr.,
Chandlor hotel.
WANTKI) $1000 loan for 2 years,
8 per cent, real estate security.
Address 22. caro Times.
W Auto Sai-viaa
lCr. Careful Drlyers and
... cuarrA ftuM maHai
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IfRtB. "et ana uianeo
'Won. Day Phones .78 and 46.
r .a00, 16
1 OOODALE, Proprietors.
F BriflV ..,!.. ,...
. 8team Heat, Hlegantlr
"""d Itoomr wlfh Hvt
fiOdTWLW-
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M. D. Boardman, 573 W. Main St.,
Helena, Mont., gives an interesting
account of his improved health
through the use of Foley's Kidney
Pills. After giving a detallod ac
count of hla caso. ho says, "I am al
most 79 years old and have spent
hundreds of dollars for medicines,
but find that I have received more
benflt from Foley's K dney Pills
than from all other medicines. Fur
ther .particulars sent on request.
Red Cros8 Drug Store.
Unique Pantatorium
TUB 3IODERN DYERS, CLKANER8,
rilESSERa and IIAT RENOVATOR
Agent for Edward B. Strausa & Co.
fine Tailoring Lat us maka your
next Suit. ,, M6.X.
MB OoBuaartlal. roe
TltV TnK EDGE WITH YOUR
FINGER.
Examine a collar freah from our
laundry. Notice Its clear, whlta col
or, Ita even, elaatlo atlffneas, U
smooth and Us perfect shap.
Then test the top edge by running
your flnger-tlp over It, Notlca the
smooth, slick finish given It, Noth
ing there to rub, dig or irrltata your
neck.
This test will prove the value of
our service. Send us a trial bnndU
and apply the test
Manhfield Hand & Steam Laundry
Manser Bros. Prop Phew SsW-J.
Our Wagons Oo Anywhere Anytlaaa.
'FOR 8ALK Tenm of work horses,
1400 lba., G nnd 7 years; Harness
and wagon; nlso J 0-horsopower
steam holler and onglno equipped
witji circular and cross-cut saw for
sawing wood; flno for clearing
land and pulling stumps; all go at
bargain. Phono 3110.
WANTED Six oxperioncod coal
miners; two pump-mon; ono rope
rider. Apply Beaver Hill Coal Co.
HORSES FOR SALE
Ono span Belgian colts; will be 2
years old next month; well broke to
brldlo nnd halter and to ride; will bo
large; price $300.
Also one Warrior Gordon mnro. 3
years old and well broke to drive
plnglo or to ride; perfectly safe for
women or children to drive;' price
$200.
All of my horsea wore raised In a
pasture where a logging train ran
through several tlmos a day, there
fore they are not afraid of trains or
automoblloB.
I guarantee all horses to be as rep
resented. L. D. SMITH.
lavnUro bll!t
FOR BALE Ono new SMJ-foot gaso
line launch. See Max Tlmmer
man, 862 North Front stret.
have extended a call to tho IIct. H.
E. Oslund 6f Spokano who now has
1L untior consideration.
Gcta Now Auto D. L. Footo to
day' received n now 1912 Cadillac on
tho Brcakwator. Ho will uso, It In
thti local sorvlcq until tho roads per
mit Us use on tho stago service be
tween hero and Drain.
Has Measles HUtton O'Connor,
tho young son of Mrs. J. W, Bouuett
who makes hla homo with Mir. Chris
tino Kruso In Wat MnishMcId, is 111
of the moaslav Ho his been j inr
antlnecl in his .oom In the Kruso
homo.
Deal Is Closed. A. J,. Shotwood
roturnod to Coquillo this aftornoon,
While hero, ho and Right of Way
Agent Marah closed negotiations with
J. II. Plnkorton for right of way for
tho Cooa Bny-Eugeno lino of tho
Southern Pacific through his ranch.
It was feared at first that It might
bo necessary to strt condemnation
proceodlngs.
Aprovcs Plan. County Sunorin-
tondent nccompanlod by Dr. J. T Mc-
.Cormnc conferred with tho Enstsldo
school directors this morning and
wont over tho plans for tho now
school building In Eastsldo. Aftor
n thorough examination tho plans
woro approved by 8upt. Bunch and
tho dlrcqtdrs will proceed at onco to
tho erection of tho building.
lllanchard Given Position Arthur
Blanchurd, who has bcon with the
Oregon Power company hero, hnB
boon promoted by Mnnngor Green, of
tho Oregon Powt.r Co., to tho head
of tho now business department to
fill tho vncancy caused by tho depar
ture of J. H. Lovers for Hverptt,
Wash. Mr. Green has also arrangod
for every craployo of tho company to
secure now patrons, offering a spcclul
inducement to thorn for it.
Ilulkhofld Troubltr W. J. Rust,
tniRtco of tho Klnnoy properties, has
boon requested by C. S. Wlnsor, Eft
gar Blmpsou and Henry Kern, a spe
cial rnm tuition from Wnrtli rion.l tri
build tho bulkhead In front of tho
Klnnoy pint B property so tljat tho
dredgo Oregon will not bo dolayod In
maxing mo nil along tne wntorfront
Which la to bo utlltzod in tho now
road botween North Bond nnd Marsh
Held. Mr. Rust Is doubtful about
his right to mako each an oxpond.
ttiro, but 11 may possibly bo arranged.
HoUttxI Red Flag Kvldontly somo
wag in tho Brcakwator crow thought
tb play a Joko on CapU Macgonn this
trip. In tho Breakwater's signal flags
Is a taporlng red ono. Tho tanorlnw
portion was cut off and tho flag
noisicu among tuo othors. Whon
Capt. Macgenn saw It, his Indignation
was great and calling out tho crew,
no ucciarcd that tno first man ho
ovor pauglit trying to hoist a rod fU
on mo urcnKwator, no would Bhoot
on sight. Tho red flag was promptly
taken down nnd It Is n ton to ono shot
that tho omblom of anarchy will nov
or bo unfurled on tho boat again.
PERSONAL NOTES
I or yesterday vjdt to Coqnlflo on
j mattore connected with tho Coos
Vounty Tax Association. "" "
T. C. RUSSELL and wifo nnd Miss
Sneddon returned la their homo at
Beaver Hill. yesterday affor a short
visit with Marahflold friends,' .
MISS EDNA WEIDER was in Marah
flold today on .routo homo at Ten
Mllo from a visit with her sister
at Bandoni
MRS. E. N. FAIRCHILD and sonr,
Robort and Roy, arrived hero U
day from Portland to Join Mr.
Fairchlld, who is manager of the
ltoynl theater.
TOM KELLY, who formorly played
In tho Coog County loaguo, writes
friends horo that ho la still in the
gamo and will manago a team at
Eugeno this )ear.
MRS. EUGENE O'CONNELL plans to
lonvo tomorrow for Portland to
spond a fow weeks with hor daugh
ters, Mrs. Boyd, M, Richardson and
Mrs. Wm. Ford thero.
O. O. LUND returngd today from a
nlno daya' tour In tho Coaullle
Valloy country In thq Intorost of
his candidacy for tho republican
nomination for shorlff,
WALTER CONDRON roturnod' to
Myrtlo Point this aftornoon to look
after his livery business thore and
also to dlroct sqmo grading that he
Is doing for a now sidetrack for the
local railway in Myrtlo Point,
LEO MATSON, who recently suffered
tho Iobs of a foot in an accident
nonr Eugono, arrived horo today
to visit with his parents, Captain
and Mrs. Matson, In Bputh Marsh
field, while ho is rccuporatlng. He
Is rapidly recovering.
NELS EKDLAD and family ar.rivqd
on tho Breakwater today to Join
hla Bon, W. N, Ekblad,, and daugh
ter, Mrs. Goorgo GUbertson, as
Coos Bay rosldotjla. Thoy will
probably rcsdo on, tho Ekblad
ranch, near Milllngton.
A. 3K STEPIIEN, soorotnty of, tho so
cialists', Is rocovorlng from some
sovoro bruise ropolvpd w,hllo as
sisting In bddlng tho last cargo
of tho Nnnn Smith, Ho had a nar
row oscapd from what might have
bcon a serious acctdont, hla log be
ing" caught botwoon two large
slings of lumbor.
REA8E WRIGHT, wh.o has boon Bail
ing on Bomo of tho' big vessels out
of San Francisco for tho. past year
or so, Is In tho city to visit his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Wright
Ho has recently received his pa'pera
us a full-fledged United State ma
rlno on'glnocr, Ho is now on a.
leavo of absence from tho 10,00,0.
ton steamer Alaskan,
GEO. W. LOGGIE nrrlvod horo today
from Uolllnghnm, Wash,, where he
has largo lumber Interests,, to look
nttdr property on, thq Bay. Ho ,1s
a brothor-ln-lav of C. F, MoKnlght
of Marahflold and a brotnor of Pe
ter Logglo of. North Bont and was
warmly wolqomod by old friends
whom ho inado during his real
donco on tho Bay a numbor of
years ago.
L. II. PRICE of Sumner is looking
aftor buslnosa horo todny,
WM. OANDLIN of Coquillo was In
Mnrshflold today on bualnoss',
W. A. CONKLIN of Catching Iniot Is
In Marahflold today on bualnos.
GEORGE GOODRUM returned" today
from a short business trip to Port
land. GEORGE ROSS was down from hla
Catching Inlet ranch today on bus
iness. F. 8. DQW la looking aftor business
Intorfdta at Coquillo und Myrtlo
. Point.
W. J. CONRAD nnd A. E. Adolsporg-
Waffles nnd hard candles, OS ceata
Pound, Saturday and Sunday at
STAFFORD'S.
LADIES aro cordially INVITED
to Inspect a NEW LINE 6f tho very
IiATKST creations In SPUING and
RUMMER MILLINERY Just arrived.
MRS. KLHOD, North Front Street.
CJKHALDINE McGLOY as hostess
to the chlldron after tho MATINEE
IQMORROW at 2; 30.
DONT FORGET tho BAND nOYS'
DANCE Saturday ovonlng.
PEOPLE'S B. iO nntl 15 CENT"
STORK. Phono SfflJ-J.
Always "The Busy Corner "The Rexall Store
1 OTH SATURDAY SALE
Special on Handbags
Here are some (
ACTUAL BARGAINS
$ H.OO HandbRtf, spccinl $1.45
$ (5,00 TInmlbiiff, special $3.35
$ 7.00 Ilandbng, special $3.G0
11.50 Handbag, special $6.25
12.50 Handbag, special . $6.85
$15.00 Handbag, special ; $7.75
$20.00 Handbag, special 11.85
Seo our window for many otbors at equally attrac
tive prices.
Most of these are genuine sealskin.
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
PHONE MAIN 298 US
SOUPS
FLAKED PEAS
a nmnlt linmlfnl nf Flakod Peas added to
any soup, fifteen minutes before it Is ready
to servo, will greatly Improve its flavor and
whoIosomencBS.
PUIIEE OF FLAKED PEAS
3 cups of beef stock
cup cold water
Wt tablespoonfuls catsup
Tiny piece of garlic
1 cup Sperry Flaked Peas ....
i medium onion
tablespoon Worcestershire
Sauco
Salt to taste.
Boil onion In stock until tender, add catsup, Worcestershire, gar
lic, dash of white pepper and salt; then add tho flaked peas. Cook
slowly 20 minutes, strain and servo with croutons. Stick onion with
whole cloves.
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