IMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1912 EVENING EDITION.
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ONE trouble you find with some
ready made clothes is that
often they don't keep their shape
Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes are made of all-wool fabrics,
thoroughly shrunk; the tailoring in
them is highest grade; the"insides"
are of best quality
That's what gives shape-keeping quality;
and makes style that stays stylish.
Suits $20 to $35.
Woolen Mill Store
This' store lavtba Cooi Bay home cf -Hart
SehiSntrft Marx cloths
Toilet Requisites
FOR YOUR
Summer Outing
.... ... ... M .. . ii.i i-.t rri,lli
i e carry uio largest lino on '.ooh nay or evurymuiK nutuuu. iu
liap, Tooth nniBlioa, Tooth Paste Tooth Powders, Cold Cream. Tal
linn rowuor, runtimes, in rani an uio iimo mnigs nuvvij
IIDor comfort nnd convonlonce nwny from homo.
COMB AND 8KB US REFORE YOU CO AWAY.
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
"THE BUSY CORNER"
FHONE- MAIN 298 US
P. S. if it la a sea voyaco, don't forget a bottlo of Mothorslll's
'ck remedy.
COOS RAY TIDES.
oi w la Blvon tho time and
height of high and low water at
Marshflold.
Th tides aro placed In the order
of occurronco, with tholr tlmti on
tho nrBt lino and holghts on the sec
ond lino of each day; a comparison
of consecutive heights will indicate
whother It la high or low water. For
nigh wator on bar, subtract 2 hours
34 mlnutoB.
Oato. Titles for Jump.
Hrs.
iFeet
lira.
Fcot
lira.
Feet
lira.
Foot
lira.
Feet
Tides
.G.30
.0.2
10.33
.C.G
.1.10
.0.3
. 1.G5
.0.1
.2.31
.0.3
1.19
4.0
7.18
0.2
7.59
0.G
8.33
0.0
9.22
0.5
0.09
3.2
2.11
4.1
2.57
4.2
3.35
4.5
4.09
4.5
0.00
0.0
G.G9
3.'5
7.40
3.S
8.28
3.9
9.00
3.9
T1IH WRATH Hit
(Dy Associated PrctB.)
OREGON Showora tonight.
Tllllt'Kilnv trnlinrnlto fnlt .wnn,
A llllllllln- .. .. . ..
t onunuiH unu cooier in norincnst.
WcHtorlv wlmln.
WASHINGTON Showers in
West fltlil Rhnwnra nml Mnimlnr.
mornis in oaat tonight nnd prob-
nlllV TlllirRflnv. Pnnlnv In nnof
portion
winds.
LOCAL
tonight. Wostorly
TUMPHTUTUHE UK-'
POUT.
For twentv-fniir hnnra amllni
! at 4:43 n. m.. Juno 20, by DonJ,
, Ostllnd, special govornmont mo-
j toorologlcal observer:
Maximum 72
.Minimum 54 4
At 4:43 n. m G4
Precipitation 1.01
' Precipitation alnco Soptombor 1,
1911 G9.01
Wind northwest: partly cloudy.
.
I HORN.
!
HuaEllS To Mr. nnd Mrs. Anson
Rogers nt their homo on Coos
River today, Juno 20, a nine
pound son. Mother and child nro
doing nicely nnd tho proud futhc-r
would not trado places with tho fn
vorlto sons In tho National political
conventions. Tho grnndpnrents,
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Rogers, nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Larson, nro
nlso ovorjoyed. This Is tho first
non bearing tho nnino of Rogora In
tho third generation of tho Hogoru
family hero. Congratulations nro
being shnworod upon tho happy
families by ticlr scorcH of frlondB
today.
Camps to Close Tho logging
ramps around Coos Ray will work
I next Sunday nnd closa down next
Tuesdny ovonlng for tho bnlanco' of
, tho week to lot tho employes linvo
WANT ADS.
Homestead Southern Oregon
out from Ashland, woll tlmborcd on
public road, In fruit bolt. Relin
quish for $250. C01110 to 129 4th
Street, Aahlnnd, Orogon.
WINDOW-cleanlng, floor iiollshliii:,
etc. Call A. handles. Phono 8-J.
M)ST Hamuli gold three-link Odd
Fellows' pin. Return to Times of
1 flee and recclvo rownrd.
WILL PARTY who picked up pair of
long brown kid gloves yesterday
plonso return snmo to Times' of-tlco?
FOR RENT Smiill house, furnished.
UG5 Soveuth Streot.
The Sign of
Good Candy
Always
fe Clean and Press
s' and Gent's Suits
Goods Called for
and Delivered
Bay Steam Laundry
."mk MAIN 07 -J
l"llmbeth Fred Nem,e
lllar Alirn Qotnirn
I ""fl Cars Hoasniiiililo ftulod
&,.?& Service .
.. "i urivinn aaiiAri
fUllPw1'0 Po0' Room. '231-R
Lpalii A,ter ll p- M- Phone
ssl- iioamurnnt
It.. .
hit YATe antMns to sell, trade.
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WANTED A girl to assist with
general housework who can go
homo nlghtB. Apply at 139 South
Tenth st.
WANTED A saleswoman. Apply be
tween 7 nnd 8 In tho ovenlng at
250 Front st.
SOCIAL CALENDAlt
TODAY.
Jolly Dozen with Mrs. A. L.
Dutz.
Elks' Rail.
W. C. T. U. with Mrs. F. A.
Wheeler.
THURSDAY
Mrs. P. A. Snndborg, enter-
tnlnlng nt ten.
n complete Fourth of July celebration.
tlco Pounock hold that tho Smith
Powors Co. is still responsible, for
tho bill.
Hnlit Docs Damage Coos Rivor
rnnchcrs In tho city today report
that the rain has dono much damago
to the hay ami amiill fruit crops.
I Wed in Coqulllc Will Abel and
Miss Ellen Sneddon, two well known
Marshflold young people went to Co
qulllo yestordny afternoon whoro
1 they wero quietly mnrried. Tho
bride Is a daughtor of Mrs. Kllen
Ktlnttltftll ntltl tlln tM'fintn lu tlln ann
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Abel. Tho
brldo was until recently employed
ns cashier of tho Coos Hay Dakory.
A host of friends of the young cou
plo will unite in wishing thorn a long
nnd happy voyago over tho sens of
life. Thoy will make their homo In
Marshflold.
Entertain Imst Evening. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Frank Parsons entertained last
evening for Mr. nnd Mrs. D. C. Qrcon
nnd their gueata, Mr. nnd Mrs. P. A.
Young and Miss Isabel Young, of Albany.
Clear Right of WnyJ. II. Plnkor
ton of North Inlet who was a Marsh
flold business visitor today roports
that ho has been informed that tho
contractors for tho Southorn Pacific
lino will soon hnvo crows busy clear
ing tho right of way for the road.
A Delightful Dancing Party. Mr.
nnd Mrs. J. V. Smenton cntortnlnod
hiBt evening nt one of tho 111041
charming dancing parties of tho sea
son. A full account of tho event will
appear In tho social department of
Tho Times Snturday.
Drill Friday. Prof. Ucggs an
nounces that tho "Humnn RoaobuJ
Pnrndo" rehearsal will bo held Fri
day at 2 nnd the Maypole drill at tho
same time. All tho children In tho
county nro Invited to march In tho
pnrndo. Fifty moro girls wnnted on
Friday.
Romantic MiitTlngc Tho mnrrlngo
of It. R. Plnkorton of North Inlot lu
Portlnnd this week to Miss Ethel
Stiles, who enmo from Pittsburg,
Ponnsylvnnla, to meet her promlsod
husband marks tho culmination of a
collcgo romance. Mr. Plnkorton and
Miss Stiles graduated In tho samo
clnss from tho Ktngsvllle, Ohio, Ac
ademy some llftccn years ago nnd
tho nffectton of their school dnys
finds Its fruition this week In tho
Roso City. Mr. Plnkorton owns n
lino homestead on North Inlet nnd
rocontly added a swarm of bees to his
possession. When ho left for Port
land his father, J. II. Plnkorton, said
ho had gono to get a queen, So ho
has but alio will bo queen of tho
ranch Instcnd of queen of tho hlvo.
PERSONAL NOTES
S. D. IIARPBR Is making n business
trip to Coqulllo today.
Uso Mocks Tho cedar blocks for
paving Anderson nvenuo botweon
Hrondway and Third street aro now
being cut nt tho Smith mill. Spoclnl
blocks nro nlso bolng rut for lining
tho rails along Front street, It bolng
Impractical to put tho hard paving
up against tho rails.
North Rend Team I'nst Tho North
llend Fire Depnrtmont's hoao team Is
training hard for tho races hero on
tho Fourth nnd expects to carry off
tho honors. Whllo they hnvo not
given out their tlmo It Is reported by
tho wiso ones that thoy have a good
fast bunch nnd will mnko Marshflcld
hustle,
MISS PHOBDB LARSON Is visiting
In town today from Larson Inlet.
MRS. 13. DYER of South Coob rivor
was n Marshflold visitor yestordny.
W. H. D1ND1NOER Is making n bus
iness trip to Coqulllo today.
Hot Hoiiho Cucumbers J. J. Clin
kenbenrd of Danlols Crcok brought
down tho first hot houso cucumbors
over produced on Coos Day to Marsh
flold markets. Thoy aro products of
his nowly constructed grconhouso
nnd In appearance nnd flavor oxcol!
tho Imported vnrloty. Next season
Mr. Cllnkenbonrd hopes to bo first In
tho market with theso uucculont vo-gotablos.
Uso Old Konil Road Supervisor
Norton urges that tho old road bo
tweon Coos Ray nnd Coqulllo, Hint
Is vln Llbby, bo used until ho com
pletes tho work ho now tins underway
on tho rond vln Hunker Hill. Ow
ing to tho dcop cuts on tho Hunker
Hill road, tho hoavy rains .nro caus
ing slides thnt Intorforo sorlously
with rigs nnd nutos. Ho hopes to
got tho now rond In good shape soon.
Growing Fast. Oeorgo Ross wns
down from Catching Inlot todny on
business. Uu Is chnncollor command
er of Myrtlo Lodgo No. 3 of Mursh
Hold nnd reports thnt tho lodgo Is en
joying nn umiBunl growth. So many
now mombors hnvo boon Joining ro
contly thnt ho finds It necessary to
cnll snmo special meetings to dispose
or the business. Tho first of tho spe
cial meetings will bo hold next Sat
urday night.
HrlngH Octopus In Peter Scott
brought In nn octopus today which
measured about eight foot sproad.
PROF. REaaS loft hero this morn
ing for Coqulllo.
MAYOR L. J. SIMPSON of North
Rend wns n business visitor in
Marshflold today.
EDOAR McDANIEL, of North Ilond.
was a Marshflold business visitor
todny.
O. V. HOLLISTER, of tho Albors Co
of Portland, nrrlvod on tho Alli
ance on business.
MISS QBNBVIHVB TELLEFSON, of
Enstslde, Is n Mnrshflcld visitor to
day. J. D. CLINKINDHARD. of Danlols
Creek, Is n Mnrshflcld shoppor to
day. WAYNB STEAD oxpects to loavo
shortly for his old homo In Iown
whoro ho will roninliv until spring.
AUGUST FRI55EBN loft this morn
ing for tho Anderson plnro on
South Slough.
T. E. SUTTON wont to tho Coqulllo
Vnlloy today to put up hills for tho
Mursblleld colobrntlon.
MRS. CHAS. IIICKOX nnd Mrs. Mc-
Cullough roturnod yesterday from
11 short visit with friends nt Myr
tlo Point.
MISS EUOENIA SCHILLING arrived
hero yesterday for an oxtondod
stay nt tho homo of her mint, Mrs.
W. P. Murphy.
horo by Dr. A. L. Housoworth to
day.
J. E. OREN nnd wlfo nnd children
aro expected horo on tho noxt
Nann Smith to spend a fow wcoka
with frlonds and rolatlves on tho
Uny. They nro now located at
Hay Point.
DR. GEO. E. DIX Is plnnnlng to
spend tho month of Soptombor
with his mothor nnd othor rela
tives nt Rochostor, Minn. This
will bo his first visit at his old
homo In four yenrs.
II. W. ARCHER arrived horo on tho
Redondo to roltovo Operator Moe
nt ho Marshflold United Wlrolesa
Statton. Mr. nnd Mrs. Moe will
niovo to Portland, Mr. Moo having
taken a position ns wirolcBB opera
tor on tho Rrenkwator.
TOM LAWHORNE camo down from
his Allegany ranch today to got a
consignment of windows nnn doors
for tho now houso ho Is building,
Ho says ho has a flno field of spuds
but the rains mako tho woods grow
nlmost as faBt as tho potatoos.
EUGENE CONKLIN expects to loavo
tomorrow for Eureka, Calif.,
whoro ho will spend soma tlmo
with relatives nnd grlcnds. Ho
has been employed nt tho C. A.
Smith mill. Ills daughter, Miss
May Conklln, will accompany him.
MRS. J. L. KOONT55 and children
left yesterday for Gardiner whoro
thoy will visit nt tho homo of hor
undo, Captain Halt, kcopor of tho
Umpqua Light Houso. Prior to
hor marrlago, Mrs, Koontz mndo
her homo for years with Capt. and
Mrs. Hall, hor mothor having dlod
when sho wns qulto young, nnd
thoy regard her moro as n daught
er than nn a niece.
' $
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Chandler Hornco Richards, Dan
don; J. R. DoLong, nnd wlfo, Port
lnnd; H. M. Knhn, Portlnnd; O. H.
Miller, Randon; D. J. Dolnnoy, Port
land; Maud Nowton, Portlnnd; O.
Jules, Portland; J. W. Holllstor,
Portland; J. Fosytho, Portland; O.
Krcomnn, Portland; 8. P. Uartlon,
Wm. Cnndlln, Coqulllo; F. Wines,
Tncomn.
Rlrnco R. II. Glinllairi, Grants
Pass; A. B. Elliott, Portland; Rud
Hutehcson, Port Orford,
44. 44
AMONG THE SICK
Goorgo Murch was tnkon to tho
hospital last ovonlng to undergo a
minor operation.
Mrs. Robort Young, whp under
went nn oporntlon nt Morcy hospital
Monday, Is doing nicely.
Mrs. Knud Erlckson roturnod
homo todny from Morcy hospital
where sho recently undorwont an op
orntlon. Mrs. F. E. Hnguo will probably
bo ablo to loavo Morcy hospital to
morrow, much to tho gratification of
her frlonds.
Miss Fnnnlo McLean who has boon
vory ill, Is gottlng nlong nicely at
tho homo of her Hlstor, Mrs. D. Ferguson.
aro
Soveral of thoso doou sea tlsh
brought In overy yonr by Coos Ray!
flshormon. Thoy mnturo host in
southern wnters whoro thoy roach
their greatest slzo, A mnu stands
llttlo chanco when tho octopus gets
one of Its arms around him nnd
starts sucking his blood with Ita
thousands of suckora.
F. A. WARNER of tho O. A. Smith
Co. loft Snn Francisco yosterdny
to mnko tho trip overland In nn
nut6 to Coos Ray.
MRS. ALICE DOLl! Mrs. Ohns.
Ualdwln nnd Andrew MrClolland
loft horo this morning for Rnndon
on n pleasure trip.
MRS. AL. KIRKLAND of Portland
nrrlvod In tho city this week for
n visit nt tho homo of hor daugh
ter, Mrs. R. Hendry.
NORTH IXLICT NEWS.
,
(8pcclal to Tho Times.)
Mr, Jones, 0110 of tho railroad con
tractors, was horo n fow days ago nnd
Btntod that ho 6xpectod to hnvo tho
clearing gang In this section within
a weok.
Mrs. Mary Thompson, of Mnrsn
llold, has been visiting nt tho homo
of Mrs. Savugo horo. Sho will tench
a two mouths' term In tho Shuttor
school district nt Ten Mile.
Mrs. McNnry nnd Miss Crnlg, of
Hunker Hill, nro visiting nt tho O.
Hamilton homo.
Jus. Rubs, whq has bcou living at
tho homo of his brothor-ln-lnw, Chas.
Hamilton, has taken a position nt tin
Smith mill, . .
J. II. Plnkorton wont to Marshflold
on business todny. Ho oxpects his
sou, who Is to ho mnrried In Portlnnd
todny, and his brldo to nrrlvo homo
Friday.
JOE SHIRA of North Rond who Is
arranging to open n liquor estub
llshmont nt Ten Mllo wns n Marsh
flold business visitor yesterlny.
Company is Held Justlco O. L.
Ponnock honrd the enso of Thayor
Grimes vs. Roy Abbott thla morn- u, v. RRADFIBI.D loft for his old
lug. Grimes uttnehod Abbott's wages. ),omo ul Docntur. III., this wook
fronr tho Smith Powors Logging Co., ftur n fow months on tho Ray
his claim amounting to $25.80. Ah- Wth his brother, Harry Rrudllold.
nott cannon ins 111110 chuck wiiiiu iiih
The Royal
TONIGHT
FOR SALE B-yeaiMtld Jercoy Cow:
good mllkor. Phono 021.
wages woro gnrnisneu, nnu mo
Smith-Powers Co. allowed tho chock
when turned In by tho bank. .Jus-
I'OR RENT 7 Room Modern Houso
on Pino St. Inqulro Mrs. A. Huteh
cson, Phono 297-L.
.WANTED Girl to cV office worts;
experience unnecessary, auu
In own handwriting "Opportunity"
cnio of Tlmos.
"Miillllo IloilltOII," COIIieil). I .., , .. , Imrso.
"The Trouble Maker," ilinnu. W0Rjlt ifloo. Also good heavy
"Sixfold Duel of FooWiead," funny. Bpring wagon and harness. Seo F.
Tomorrow Night
.n Indian Maid's Elopement."
"The Wrong Rattle."
"The Stranger."
A Dime's WoitU of Fun and Fcatuiv.
Have That Roof Fixed
SOW
See CORTBELL
Have your Job prtatw done ai
S. Dow.
WWTED Mohair, wool and ens
cara bark. Apply to Henry Seng
stacken. nt office of Title Guar
antee & Abstract Co.
HUIOAIN SALE; 40 horsepower
auto for 500; first-class condition-
fully equipped: cost now
J3000' will sell for S500 on easy
?: John .L. Koontz Machine
shop". North Front streot
180-.T.
Phone
Marshfield Cyclery
nirVci.Es for rent
Phone 15K-R. 17!I No. Rroadiwiy.
Try Some
DeepSea
Tuarkey
A most dollcato and de
licious nrtlclo of -food, suitable
for lunches and picnics.
Coos IBay
Ice & Cold
Storage Co.
Phono 73.
Deliveries 8 a. m.; 2 p. in.
T. H. GUERIN of Myrtlo Point wns
In Marshflold yesterday to close
up tho deal for tho sale of his
Myrtlo Point hotel proporty to
J. E. Schilling.
DR. J. T. McCORMAC Joft todny for
Coos River whoro ho will spend a
few dnys nt their summor homo,
Mrs. McCormac and Fred having
precodod him there.
1 L. A. LILJEQVI8T nnd wlfo nrrlvod
liuru luuuy Hum iuiuinu uu iuiiiu
to Wasnu, Wis., whoro thoy will
spend n mouth or so visiting at
Mr. Llljeqvlst'u old home,
MAYOR AND MRS. E. E. STRAW
will nrrlvo homo July 1 from nu
oxtondod visit nt Klamath Falls
according to n telegram received
RUY NOW.
801110 cholco lots In NORTH REN'D
ran bo had at n very ronsonnblo prlco
If tnken now. E. S. GEAR & CO,
First National nank.
Poison Oak
Is immediately relieved
and cured by applying
"DERMOL. The latest sci
entific and best remedy on
the market. 09 in every
100 cases cured. Money
rei'iindcd elicerCnlly if yon
aro not satisfied. T)ER
10L is a pleasant, cool
ing, healing, antiseptic
cronm.
SOLE AGENTS.
I ;1 ;T"i g n h ll tmTti
Mraiffli3ca
iJflllB'Stff
IDR'
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iFrJ
Snow Drift Flour
Highest Quality
The Times' offlce.
"uiueip, try a Want Ad.