The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, May 18, 1912, EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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    Y COMPLEMENTS
FOR COOS BAY
Coko Bldg.
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Ton will travol far nnil .vl not
id out to equnl ours ror nigh class
irk, punctuality, caro, noatnons and
oaomj. Wo mnko a specialty of
uti' Shirts, (or drcos woar, giving
Qn permanent gloss to bosoms and
trt. All our patrons sponk In tho
taut mannor or tho unirorm ox
l!sce ot our work, and a Blnglo
M u all that Is noccssary to con-
M rou.
dos Bay Steam Laundry
PHONE MAIN B7-J.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN'otlce Is hereby given that Jano
prjin is boon duly appointed ns
plulttratrlx of tho ostato or David
Iwti, decoascd. l)y virtue of an
Fr oi tlio County Judgo of tuo
ootr Court of tho County of Coob,
e of Oregon, letters testamentary ,
fe duly issued on tho first day of
T. 1912. to tho undorslirnod:
ww tnoreroro, All porsons hav
5 claims ngalnst said ostato nro
rbr notified to presont tho samo
i m amy verified as by law ro-
"N it tno orflco of Jamos T. Hall,
0D 11. Rl Dorado Block. Marsh-
fi, Coos County, Oregon.
JANE MORGAN,
Executrix of tho last will nnd
lUment of David Roborts, do-
ued.
0ed this 4th day of May, 1912.
'i puuucation, May 4; last pub
Ml(". Juno 1.
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coos pay, mscm.
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TIME TO BUY
The old adage "ho who hesitates is lost" is as true today as ever and applies most
forcibly to Marshfield real estate. How ninny times have you regretted the timo
(not so long ago) when you should have invested the few dollars in the lot that is now
selling for a thousand dollars. The opportunity is as good today as then Will you
grasp it or will you again stand back and in the near future reap another harvest of
boundless regrets while your neighbor reaps the profits.
First Addition to Marshfield
See our property; wo can show you the choicest 50 x 120 foot lots in the city. Wo '11
mako tho conditions of purchase so favorable you won't miss tho money while tho
price of tho property is so low that the investment cannot bo otherwise than absolute
ly safe. Call at our offico for plats.
Reynolds Development Co.
Owners
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What?
Sporting Nifty Neckwear
Shirts, Mens Haberdashery
Packard Shoes From
Yours Anxious to Please
The Toggery
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COOS BAY REALTY
SYNDICATE.
DEALERS J& AGENTS
COAL COLONIZATION. MLW.
Imiiv rtinrr mnxdji. .
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TIMBER. IMDS.
QrSAKIZIHC 0F INDV5TRW
COtlPAMES A SPECIALTY sz
Pt ha, proven that lnTostmenw In small acre tracts near "u
u re the most profltabN. The O. B. R. S. has such to offer, cms. .
e. Marshflald, Ore.
Wties Desiring Monuments Erected
Would do well to call nt
The Pacific Monumental Works
South Broadway and ninKe selec
tion from the large stock now .on
hand. Mr. Wilson has In his employ
ho only practical marble nd srwlta
cutter in Coos county. And none
but tho best work Is turned out.
THE
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SHOE
roa.MEfi
"Whorovor ihoy are "worn PACKARD
SHOES set off their fine etylo and excellonce
of worlcmansliip and materials. They are always
drossy and aha poly and there is the very last
cent's worth of value in every pair
Kammerer Says:
"Everybody's Doin'
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GET YOUR JOB PRINTING DONE AT THE TIMES' OFFICE
Telephone 160-J
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YOU'LL PAY YOUR RESPECTS
to our break by ordoring regularly
aftor you hnvo onco trlod it. You'll
nt onco realize tho absurdity ot
sweating over a hot flro when you
can got such whlto, light, toothsome
broad as ours without nny trouble
and at less cxponso than you could
bako It for at homo. Try Just ono
loaf.
Coos Bay Bakery
The place for good goodies.
Phone 111-L
Market Avo. Marsh fluid
An Important Lesson
Is that of hay and feed. Wo nro car
rying a big lot of tho vory best hay,
corn, oats, bran, middlings, and It Is
kopt free from dirt and must, and is
nutritious and enjoyablo to your ani
mals. Our prices aro as low as tho
lowest.
A. T. Haines
Phoue 100 J WaUtfiOBt, Uid.
THE special rlh.ny edition of tho Coos Bay Times continues ltu
mission of advertising Coos Dny and continues receiving complt
monts for tho resources of this section. Among tho many rccolvod
In tho last fow wooks ara tho following:
CHEAT ADVERTISEMENT
FOH COOS HAY
(From Dallas, Oro., Obsorvcr.)
Tho "Special Hallway Edition" of
tho COOS HAY TIMES is by far tho
most protcntlous ot any special edi
tion Issued by any nowspapor outsldo
tho City ot Portland. It consists of
GO pages ot tho regular sizod nows
papor and Is filled with somo ot tho
best half-tono cuts over produced.
Scenes depleting MARSHFIELD and
othor of tho prosperous communities
ndjncont, nro Bhown, and tho wondor
ful resources of tho groat COOS HAY
country aro faithfully portrayed in
picturo and story. Typographically
tho Ibbuo Is a work ot art. Tho cuts
aro printed in tho best stylo of tho
art and tho text bIiowb tho touch of
a mnstcr hand. As nn advortlsomont
for COOS HAY nnd an attraction for
now comers, this great edition can
not fall to accomplish Its object.
WELL PRODUCED AS A METRO
POLITAN PAPER
Tho American Lumberman, of
Chicago, whoso courtesy added
much to tho attractiveness ot tho
special edition of tho Coos Day
Times, gtvos a most complimentary
nnd gonorous notlco ot Tho Tlmoa
nnd Coos Hay in a recent lssuo of
that oxcollcnt nnd widely circulated'
Journal. Tho Lumberman notlco oc
cupies nearly halt a pago nnd hru
liberal quotations nnd Is n groat ad
vertisement for Coos Day. Tho
Lumberman says:
"A realistic picturo ot tho woalth
nnd opportunities of Coos Dny nnd
Coos County nnd that part of south
west Oregon directly tributary to tho
latter Is contained in a recent special
"prosperity edition" of tho Coos Dny
Times, of Marshfield, Oro. Whllo
tho special edition covors practically
ovory Industry in that territory, a
largo section of It Is given to tho
commercial Importance of tho C. A.
Smith Lumber & Manufacturing Co.,
nnd credit for tho odltorinl mattor
used in this connection is given to
tho American Lumberman.
Possibilities Almost Unlimited.
"In tolling tho story of tho com
mercial growth ot this favored sec
tion of tho northwest no Blnglo In
dustry of Mnrshflold, North Bond
and surrounding territory Is loft un
touched. It deals with an array ot
statistics and facts about that section
of Oregon which Is a truo portrnyat
of a section of tho country which Is
not only rich In manufactured nnd
natural resources but has industrial
possibilities almost unlimited.
"M. C. Mnloncy, editor nnd pub
lisher of tho Times, may well bo
proud of this special edition of his
pnpor, ns It Is as exhaustively nnd
well produced as special editions ot
largo metropolitan nowspnpors."
SENATOR BOURNE LIKES PIC
TURES United States Sonnto,
Washington, D. C,
Mr. M. C. Mnlonoy,
Coos Dny Times,
Donr Mr. Malonoy:
I nm in rocolpt of tho spoclnl edi
tion of your papor. I havo exam
ined tho snmo with plonsuro and par
ticularly npprcclato tho wondorfully
good pictures, which appeal strong
ly to enstornors who nro unfamiliar
with tho magnltudo of Oregon's ro-
sources.
I havo on tho walls of my offico
hero sovoral largo ploturos of somo
of tho scones portrayed in your pa
per nnd they oxclto tho ndmlration
or all who boo them. Visitors at my
offico havo tho plonsuro of noolng
Uiobo pictures through tho courtesy
of tho C. A. Smith Lumbor Company.
Neither figures nor descriptions
can do Justlco to tho wonderful nat
ural resources ot Oregon, without
tho nld of pictures.
Yours vory truly,
JONATHAN DOURNB.
COOS HAY CROWING FAST
(From Placorvlllo, Call., Republican)
"An humblo homo on Coos Bay Is
hotter than a castlo In Spnln," ronas
u hoadllno of a spoclal odition of tho
Coos Bay Times, Mnrshflold, Oregon.
Vlowing somo of tho excellent photo
graphs of tho buy and ocoan In that
vicinity tho render of tho papor Is
Inclined to ngrco with part of that
sontonco. A humblo homo on Coob
Bny cortalnly would bo tempting hut
nover having hnd n castlo In Spuln
that part Is out of tho Question. A
number of pages nro dovotcd to tho
0. A. Smith lumbor operations. Tho
Tlmos Is woll printed nnd Is profuse
ly Illustrated. All In all It Is a
crodltablo showing for that hustling
community.
PLACED IT IN COLLEGE LIBRARY
Editor Coos nay Times,
Marshfield, Oro.
President Kerr has had much
pleasure in perusing tho special rail
way odition of tho Coos Bay Times,
and desires to most heartily congrat
ulato you upon this splendid publi
cation. Tho copy Is today holng ro
forrcd to our collogo library, whoro
It will ho nvnlluhlo to all studon.j
and faculty.
Vory reBpoctfully,
W. A. HENSEN,
Secretary to tho President.
MADE THIS MAN DESIRE TO LO.
CATE HERE.
Ashland, Oro,
Tho Coos Bay Times.
I have been rending a copy of your
papor sotting forth tho bonutlcs and
advantages of Coos Bay, Marshflold,
and the surrounding country, and I
havo becomo quite Interested and
havo concluded to visit that coun
ty of which you speak so highly, with
a view of locating,
Yours truly,
T. T. ROQERS.
COMMENDS THE EDITOR
(From San Francisco Chronicle.)
Tho Coos Day Times, a papor i-
Buod nt Marshfield, Ore., has recent
ly printed a special edition dealing
with tho progress of that section.
Tho odition Is woll prepared througb
out, ovory Horn being Interesting unO
Instructive Tho illustrations are
particularly apt for an lssuo desiring
to show tho advantnges of tho court,
try to prospective colonists. Tho odl
tor is to bo much commondod for hie
effort in trying to draw now sottlom
to tho Coos Day roglon,
LOS ANOELES TRIBUTE
(From Los Angolcs Tribune.)
From Marshfield, Ore., comes TR
special edition of tho Coos Day
Times. It 1b dignified by cnlondorocl
paper, with bountiful illustration,
nnd rich in tabulated tacts. Tho edi
tion is an interesting showing ot tra
oxtromoly Interesting roglon whom
thoro nro vast resources and T
Journnl competent to mako thorn
known.
COOS HAY EXPLOITED
(From Tho Dally Astorlnn.)
Tho exchange desk of this office
wns graced yesterday with tho fra
special odition of Tho Coos Day
Times, Just Issuod from that prcsn.
It Is a fine- examplo of tho best wnv
to ndvortlso a town nnd county which
has as much to ndvortlso ns Coon
has, and If thoro is anything or any
body In that section that Is not cloy
orly dealt with in typo and cut In
this "special" It will tako nn expert,
with n grouch ngalnst tho territory
thoro to nnmo It. It Is a crodlt to
tho city, county, state, nnd tho men
who dovlscd and sponsored tho work.
IT WAS A DANDY
(From Salom Journnl.)
Tho Coos Day Times got out a firm
50-pago edition, printed on booJt
paper. It was a boost for Coos Day.
nnd n credit to Tho Tlmos forco, fos;
it was n dandy.
SURPRISED AT QUALITY OK
WORK
Coos Day Times.
Copy of your spoclal edition at
hand nnd wrltor 1b very much ou
prised, not only at tho oxtont, but
moro particularly at tho quality audi
tono of tho work.
You nro certainly to bo congratu
lated In undertaking such n task. An
edition of this kind should bo n rrroafc
aourco of advertising for your see
tlou.
Yours truly,
DLAKB, MoFALL CO.,
Por F, C. WasBormnn,
Socrotary.
ORECON DEVEIiOPMENT LEAdlM
Commorclnl Club Building,
Portlnnd, Oro., 1912.
Coos Bny Times:
I was not proparod for tho sploii
dtd showing you havo mndo, and
moat hcnrtlly cnngrntulnto you an
this achlovomont. It will provo ft
valuablo ploco ot advertising for Coon
County, nnd also bo nn indication
that although far from trnnsportrv
tion by rail, you aro up to dato lit
methods and achlovemontB.
Whllo I wns looking through ttm
pnpor Mr. Chapman camo Into tho of
fico nnd commontod on this splondlil
work ot publicity. Ho said b'
thought ho had wrltton you n letter
ot congratulation, but If not, ho
wished to Join with mo In thin lottor.
JAMES J. 8AYUR,
Flold Socrotary,
Oregon Development League.
WILL DO CHEAT GOOD
Editor Coos Bay Tlmos,
Mnrshflold, Oregon.
This lu to acknowlcdgo receipt 61
tho copy of tho special edition ol
Tho Times, which you so kindly sent
us.
It Is hardly necessary far mo tn
say tlint this edition Is tho best ad
vertising stunt that I havo over
known to bo pulled off In tho Coon
Bny country, nnd It cortalnly ought
to do Coos County u material amount
of good.
Tho copy placed on tho rending;
tnblo was looked ovor carefully bjr
many of our club mombors, all ot
whom commented most favorably
upon It.
Vory respectfully,
0. P. 8CHLOSSBH,
HoHobc-g Commorclnl Club.
Publicity Manager.
GOOD AS SAN FRANCISCO WORIC
San Francisco.
Coos nay Times.
uantlemon: wo nro just in ra'
Icelnt of your special edition of tho
I Coos Bay Times, nnd will hnvo tn
tako our hats orr to you. wiiuoui
throwing any unnecessary hot air, o
think tho work Is vory commondnblo,
nnd Is on a par with, th work dono
right hero in our own city. I havo
shown this shcot to sovoral of our
printers who cnlled hero, and ono of
thorn stated that ho hardly thought
you did tho work yourBolvos, that it
was sent some place olso. Wo trust
that tho spoclal edition will bo tan
I means ot calling rnoro attoution to
i your growing country.
Vory truly yours,
E. J. 8HATTUOK COMPANY.
DESERVES THANKS OF COUNTY
W. a. McPherson, bond of tho W,
0. McPherson Co., boating and venti
lating engineers of Portlnnd, writes
as follows to Dr. J. T. McCormnc,
president of tho Chamber of Com
merce ;
"Tho Illustrated lssuo of the. CotM
Dav Times Is at hand and It Is A
"corker." Tho Illustrations nurt
typographical work would bo credft
ablo to a magazine, to say nothing:
of a .newspaper. and jhq woy it oy
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