The Coos Bay times., July 24, 1912, EVENING EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1912 EVENING EDITION.
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Take your advantage
T'S a good plan to take advantage of a clearance sale like
this We show how much we want to clean up the
season's stock by the prices we quote. It's your advantage ;
the goods are good as ever; you can buy wisely, for the future.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
,i thos fii -5 per cent reduction. Oilier lino things lo wear at clearance prices.
$30.00 Suits at $22.50
$2f).'00 Suits at $18.85
$20.00 Suits at $M.8o
$15.00 Suite at $11.85
WCML
$n.."0 OavcueHed ITnis $2.85
$1U)() Millieoma Hats $2.33
Broken Lines of
Summer Underwear at
Y2 Price
Boys' Suits
Fancy Brown and Gray Mixed
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7
4 Off
The Woolen Mill Store
Mill-To-Man Clothiers
COOS II VV TIDES.
Hoi w Ib Klvon Ui ttmo and
height of high and low water at
Mnrshflold.
Th tides nro placed In the order
of occurrence, with their tlmoa on
tl)i flrst lino and heights on the bcc
oiid lino of ouch day: a comparison
of consecutive holghts will lndlcato
whether It Is high or low water. For
high wnter on bar, subtract 2 hours
34 minutes.
Date.
2 1 I Irs. .fi.K.
Feet .0.1
2"i lira. .0.17
Ft. 0.3
20 IIIlK. .0.10
I Feet .0.1
27llrs.
Feet
28I1IIH.
IFeet
Oflinr Irlmla nf wnnrl lmvn In lif ' '.
trcnted and arc quite expensive when
tendy for use, but If tho cedar holds
up ns well for street work as It docs Marlon Itoynolds nnd Fred Stora
for other Kinds of work It will rovo-' uro giving a moonlight excursion to
lutlotilzu the hulUUng.of streets, i tbo Sandhills Friday night.
; North Bend News
I Irs.
Feet
llrs.
Foot
Hrs.
Feet
.0.(5 0
.0.1
.1.39
.0.2
.2.13
.0.0
.2.55
.0.0
.3.30
.5.8
July.
12.12
3.7
1.13
3.8
O.fiO
0.0
7.39
0.9
8.10
0.9
8.19
0.9
9.18
0.0
9.13
0.3
fj.10
3.0
r..r3
3.8
2.02
1.0
2.11
l.n
3.13
4.3
3.41
CO
4.07
fi.2
4.31
4.7
11 17
0.1
0.0
0.0 '
0.19
3.9
7.30
3.0
8.10
3.r.
8.fil
3.3
9.25
3.0
9.F.7
2.7
4.
THE WKATIIHH
(Dy Asaoclatod Pross)
OREGON Showers tonight
and Thursday. Southorly
ANNOUNCEMENT !
We wish lo announce, thai J furry Wink
ler, formerly with "The Busy Corner"
store will be ayttin identified with the busi
ness. Gommonciny tomorrow morniny, ha will
be buck d the old stand to welcome old
friends and yreet new ones and extend to
all the same accurate and courteous service
thnt has always been one of our endeavors
to accord to all patrons.
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
"TUN ItrtiY GOliNEfl
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SAVES TIMi: AMI LAUOR
A Tonic
For Tired Women
WANT ADS.
WANTED ICxiHrrlvncetl bookkeeper
mill office man desires position.
Address Rookkeoper, care Times.
Hilt RENT Modern bungalow In
West' Mnrshflold; four rooms and
bath. Phono 183-L.
WANTED Itoom in private rent
donee by young man. Apply this
office
FOUND Key rliiK with Huvorul keys
and Hiiuill wrench. Ownor can
havo uamo by Idontlllylng thorn
and paying for this nd at Tlmos
olllco.
(LADYH I liuvo Homo nows from
mother. DOVEY.
winds.
local temperature HE-
POUT.
For twenty-four hours ending
nt 1: 13 n. m., July 24, by RonJ.
Ostllnd, spcclnl govornmont mo-
toorologlcal obsorvor:
Mnxlmum 70
Minimum B5
At 4:43 a. in B7
Precipitation .nono
Wind Bouthwest: partly cloudy.
FOR HAM Household furniture.
M. C. Ilortou, 383 North First St.
ICOIl SALIC One xnildlo home. Ah
lily Arvln Tuttlo, Ingorsoll n.vonu
near Fourth streot.
WANTED Voiiiik Indy to learn mill
inery business, Apply Tlmoa olllco.
FOR RENT KuhI( residence.
Phono 33. North Ilend. Mrs.
Itobt. McCann.
KOH RENT A furnlNhcd four roon
flat. Apply It. F. Williams.
A SNAP For man ami wife wlshln;;
to keop boardors if taken within
tho noxt fow days. Houso partly
furnlshod, largo garden, cow and
chickens. Apply Kruso & Banks,
North Ilond shipyards and call for
Mr. Osier.
A tonic does not always remove the cause of
that "tired feeling,"
Frequently women have to work so hard that a
tonic does not have any effect,
One of tho causes of a woman's weariness is
tne weekly ironing by old-fashioned meth-
TJe modern way with an Electric flat iron- -eliminates
hard labor and makes Tuesday a
My of pleasuro,
Telephone 178,
reSon Power Co.
FOIt SALl-J Slnglo IiBy. Phono
171 North Bend.
WANTED Neat woman to keep
houso; no washing or ironing;
wages according to ability to do
what's wanted on trial. Phono
471 North "Bend.
WANTED Woman as nurse ami
housekeeper for elderly invalid.
Apply Mrs. H. Sengstacken.
J Hamuli mww mi;
OUIt AOENTS MAKE MONEY sell,
lug our hardy, guaranteed, stock.
Exporienco unnecessary. Ynklmi
Valley Nursery- Co., Toppenlsu,
Wash.
FOU SALE Newsstand, confection
ery and Ice cream business In good
thriving town; paying proposition.
For particulars address Opportuni
ty, caro Tlmos.
ItAKflAIN SALE 10 liorhe-wwer
nuto for $4!0: first-class condi
tion: fully equipped: cost ne'v
$3000; will sell for $450 on eaiy
terms. John L. Koontz Mnchlno
S'iod. North Front Btroet. Phono
ISO-. I.
PItlCE $3.00
'e Clean and PCc
r and Gent's Suits
Gods Called for
an Delivered
SftSl-y
MAIK IM
R. J. MONTGOMERY
Real Estate and Insurance
I'M North Front Street
WM. S. TURPEN
Architect
171 FRONT ST.
HUV NOW.
Somo choice lots In NORTH BEND
fan he had nt a verv reasonable price
If taken now. E. S. GEAR &'CO.
FlrRt Vntlnnnl RnnV
Marshfield Cyclery
RICYOLES FOR RENT
Plionf 15K.R. t72 No. Hroartwny.
Hare your Job printing oone at
rt.f Times' nfn.
Mirny On Plcnlr. A largo crowd
loft today for Charleston Day on the
Allco II. nnd tho Express. Tho occa
sion Is tlo Rnptlst Field Day which
will bo mado an annual event In tho
future.
Recovers Keys. Anson Rogora
through n Times' want nd has rocov
orcd n bunch of koys which ho lost.
Tho koya woro recovorcd by Marshal
Cartor who scolng Mr. RogorB' lost
nd In Tho TIiiich promptly roturnod
thorn to tho ownor.
Ralso Itiu'kH Supt. Frank Smith
of tho South Coos Rlvor hntchory Is
raising tho fish rnckn nonr tho Hatch
ery. Ho plans to mnko thorn high
enough to provont froshots nllowing
tho salmon to escape. Ho Is making
plnns to sccuro by far tho lnrgost
nutubor of salmon eggs ovor tnkon.
In ICiiglnml Robort Mnrsden. Sr
In n letter to his son, Robort Mars
don, Jr., Btntcs that ho reached his
old homo nt Wlggln. Lancashire. Eng
land, July 5, Ho hnB mot many of
his old acquaintances nnd Is having
a flno visit. It has been twonty-flvo
years Blnco ho visited thoro boforo.
Ho did not stnto when ho planned to
loavo for homo.
CJctH lllj: .Returns. "Stop that
want nd of mlno boforo they bothor
mo to donth," woro tho instructions
that came from Robort Kruger to
Tho Times todny. Ho has been ad
vertising a houso for ront and yes
terday twonty pooplo, ho snys, cnlled
on him to rent tho property. Asldo
from showing tho big returns from
Tlmc wnnt ads, this lndlcntes tho
gioat domnnd for Iioubcs.
Returns Here Harry Wlnklor
who hnB been manager of tho North
Dcnd Drug compnny has accoptod a
position with tho Lockhart-Parsons
Drug company In Mnrshflold nnd be
ginning tomorrow morning will bo
back at "Tho Dusy Cornor" to greet
all his old frlonds. His return hero
will bo welcomo nows to tho many
friends which his courteous nnd effic
ient services havo won for him.
Moves Shot). W. F. Hnrmon will
move his tnllorlng business Into II.
Miller's cleaning and pressing estab
lishment on Front street nnd will bo
nssoclnte'd: with htm In tho tailoring
line in tho future. Mr. Miller retains
an Interest In tho cleaning nnd press
ing department and will contlnuo
thnt business which hns Increased
fast In tho last few months. A fow
alterations will ho mnde in tho build
ing and tho shop will be one of the
most up-to-date.
Laying I Hock Paving. Contractor
Hugh McLaln started laying the
block paving on Anderson nvonuo to
dny. The foundation has almost all
beon completed nnd Is now rondy for
the blocks, which will bo used with
out any preparation, Cedar blocks
havo nevor been tried nnd many bo
llevo thPt they will prove n success
without belnic nut throuch a process.
Anderson avenue is moro or less of
an experiment with tho new paving
Traders Leave. The horse trad
ers who have broil hero for some
time tiylng to dispose of n number
of 1 end left today for tho valley.
They arrived hero from Clark coun
ty. Washington, about two weeks ago
and sold about six of their liord.
Is Itaiikriipt Levi J. Post has
filed a petition In Involuntary bank
ruptcy, his labilities amounting to
$ ITiCOT). His assets aro wearing np
parol and tools valued at about $00
but aro exempt so thnt thoro Is prac
tically nothing for tho creditors. Mr.
Post Is a carpenter by trndo and hns
boon working horc-nhouts.
Had Oooil Trip Mrs. C. A. Motlln
hnd n tologrnm from Mr. Motlln who
left hero on tho last Rodondo, stntlng
that tho ship arrived In Snn Frnncls
co Inst night at C:.10, which would
mnko her Just .1C hours. Forty hours
Is usually considered good tlmo from
hero to tho liny city and tho Rcdon
do's last trip Is about tho fastest on
record.
Hunting Trip Geo. Rolnor and
Frank Donning will loavo noxt Sun
dny for Curry county, going ns fnr as
Gold Bench on tho gasollno schooner
Rustlor. II. A. WollB who Intended
to bo ono of tho party also, will bo
unnblo to mnko tho trip on account
of business mattors. Whothor thoro
will bo any big gnmo loft in that sec
tion whon Messrs. Rotnor nnd Don
ning return, is a question that Is
bothorlng tho wlso onos considerably
Hail Flno Trip. S. R. Cnthcart
arrived homo last night via. Drain
nnd Allegany from a trip to Portland
nnd other points. At Portland ho
attended tho conventions of the Rod
men nnd A. O. U. W. Ho then visit
ed E. N. Thomas, of Jcfforson, who
was a membor of tho pnrty that Mr.
Cathcnrt crossed tho plnlnn with
from Iowa In 18GJ1. Mr. Thomas Is
now 81. Mr. Cnthcnrt nlso visited
Mr. Fields, a former Coos county
resident, nt Jefferson, nnd Inter visit
ed his sister nt Drain. At Portlnnd
ho was haled into tho chief of po
lice's office nnd for n mlnuto or two
wns wondering whnt ho was wanted
for. Ills speculation was quickly sot
at rest by Chief Slovcr, who inform
ed him thnt' ho (Slovcr) hnd form
erly lived on a ranch on tho CoqulLo
nnd hnd recognized Mr. Cnthcart ns
ho was passing. They hnd a flno
visit together. When Mr. Cnthcart
loft Portland Sunday a heavy rnln
stnrm was in progress.
NOW TS THE TIME TO
ORDER YOUR
Apricots
For Canning
"We have a largo shipment
coming on the 'Rodondo and
the prices will he right.
Order now for delivery
early Monday morning.
Try The Times' Want Ads,
We Bazar
"Store of Quality."
Phone 32.
PERSONAL NOTES
.1ESS PENTECOST loft this morning
for Roseburg by stngo.
MRS. J. J. DURN8 of Myrtle Point
la in Mnrshllold today.
ARCHIE PHILLIPS Is. making a
business trip to Coqulllo.
MRS. W. V. HODSON of Coos River
spent the dny in Mnrshllold.
II. W. PAINTER Is making n busi
ness trip to tho Coqulllo Valley.
P. E. LARSON of Allogany Is a
Mnrshllold business visitor today.
WM. LONGSTAFF Is making a busi
ness trip to Cqqutllo nnd Dnndon.
MR. AND MRS. SOMMERS loft for
Roseburg by stngo this morning.
MISS EDNA WEIDER of Ton Mile Is
spending a fow days In Marshflold,
RURT A. DOREMUS Is making a
business trip to Dandon nnd vicin
ity. ALHERT SEELIO left this morning
for tho Coqulllo Valley on busi
ness. MRS. II. P. HODSON, of Dnnlols
Creek Is a Mnrshfleld shopper today.
PROF. REGGS loft today for Co
qulllo whoro ho has a dancing
class.
J. A. LUSE returned this morning
from n two days' visit at tho Luso
ranch.
MRS. WM. HAYDEN and Miss Nolllo
Hnyden of Empire woro Mnrshflold
shoppers yesterday.
MAYOR L. J. SIMPSON, of North
Rend, left horo this morning for
the. Coqulllo Valley.
ORRIN T. PRATT Is In from tho
Smith-Powers Logging camp on
Isthmus Inlot today.
A. E. SEAMAN and son. Wesley,
raino down today from tholr Bum
mer home an South Coos rlvor.
LOUIS KEATING of tho Rrenkwator
office In Portland Is expocted hero
shortly to visit with frlonds and
relatives.
C. R. PECK went to Coqulllo this af
ternoon on matters connected
with tho coming special election
for tho organization of tho Port of
Coos Ray.
C. A. SEHLRREDE will leave short
ly for his ranch on South Inlot
whoro ho will spend a week or two
with his family.
JOHN T. MERCHANT and Dave
Rees loft yesterday for Rasten-1
dorf's beach to Join tholr families
who aro camping thoro.
MRS. A, R. O'nRIEN and Mrs. J. W. i
Ronnott nnd son, Roderick, have
gono to tho Maze for a short visit
with Mrs. Arthur McKeown.
E. F. MORRISSEY roturnod todny
from Coquille whoro ho has been I
on business connected with tho
street Improvements thoro.
MRS. REN MULLEN, formerly a res
ident of Rosohurg, arrived hero
Monday morning from Coquille
City. She camo ns far as Drain
by nutomobllo whoro she boarded
Mrs. Chas. Murr will bo hostess
Thursday afternoon to tho Ladles'
Aid Society of tho Prosbytorlan
church.
Mrs. R. II. Olson, who has boon
seriously 111 at her homo In Empire,
for sovornl weeks is roportod to ho
Improving.
L. E. Unhcock, In chnrgo of tho gus
plant nt Porter, has returned from
Ten Mllo whoro ho lias been spend
ing pnrt of his vacation.
Tho llttlo daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Freolund of Old North
Ilend is seriously 111 and wns taken to
Mercy hospital this morning, suffer
ing with convulsions.
Tho North Dcnd council which
wns to havo mot last ovonlng did not
hold nny session. Threo of tho
mombors were out of tho city, loav
Ing less than a quorum nnd tho lat
ter did not show up. Thoro was no
particular business to come up.
J. C. Swlnford, of Mnrshfleld. has
resumed his position an night engi
neer nt tho Porter electric plant aft
er a trip to Caunda. Ho has decided
that Coos Hay Is away ahead of Can
ada and ho will not movo to S.13-kntf-luMyannsho
hod contemplated.
tho train for Rosohurg. Rosohurg
Nows.
L. D. SMITH of Dnnlols Creek Is in
Mnrshfleld.
MRS. L. II. MASTERS of Sumner is
a Marshflold visitor.
MRS. A. E. HARRIS of Mllllngton
wns In Mnrshflold today.
MRS. M. D. CUTLIP wns In from
their Kcntuck Inlet ranch today.
ANDERSON WRIGHT, tho well
known Sumner pioneer, was in
Mnrshflold todny.
MISS REGINA MATSON hns taken
a position as stenographer In tho
law offices of Goss and Kondall.
SHERIFF W. W. GAGE nnd wlfo
returned today to Coqulllo after
spending a few days on tho Ray.
DR. J. T. McCORMAC this aftornoon
loft for his summer homo on
South Coos River to spend a fow
days.
W. I). NETHERY, a Coos County ros
idont for 43 years, was a Marsh
flold visitor today, renewing ac
quaintance with old frlonds.
JULIUS LARSON Is oxpoctod horo
noon from tho Sluslaw whoro ho
has boon supervising somo work
which his dordgo Is doing thoro.
J. M. DODGE hns roturnod from
Gnrdlnor whoro ho hns been dur
ing tho Inst two weeks on busi
ness. E. S. Gcnr wns delnyod
there on business matters.
MRS. W. N. EKRLAD nnd bnby and
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. D. Simpson of
North Rend returned Inst ovcnlng
from nn extended visit with rela
tives In Portlnnd.
F. A. HA1NI3S loft yestcrdny for his
surveying camps on tho South
Fork of tho Coqulllo nnd nonr
Rrldgo. Ho roports good progress
Is being in ado on tho Burvoy which
Is for tho Smith-Powors Logging
compnny.
REV. R. E. RROWNING nnd wlfo
nnd baby nrrivod homo yestorday
from tholr visit with relatives In
Washington, D. C, and othor east
ern points. It has boon vory warm
in tho oast and thoy nro vory glad
to roturn to Coos Ray.
MR. nnd MRS, JOSEPH SHERIDAN
loft for Mnrshflold, Coqulllo City
and Dandon Sunday whoro they
will spond a month or six woeks.
They went ns fnr ns Drain by rail
whoro thoy transferred to automo
biles for tho romalndor of tho trip.
RoBoburg Nows.
J. WEINSTEIN nrrivod horo today
from Portlnnd In his nutomobllo,
coming In by way of Allogany. Ho
roports that things are slow In
Portland and thnt a largo number
of men are out of employment
there. Mr. Wolnsteln attributes
tho prosont hard tlmea partly to
tho largo. Influx of people from tho
oast. Thoro nro wore men than
jobs In nnd around Portlnnd,
ALONO THE WATRRFRONT
Tho tug Gleanor crossed out this
aftornoon.
Tho Drcnkwnter will nrrlvo in
early tomorrow from Portlnnd.
Tho Excelsior arrived In today
fropi San Pedro to tnko on a lumber
cargo,
Tho Advent snllod todny from the
North Rend mills with a lumber car
go. Tho Rodondo, which crosfrd ' nt
r,:45 Monday morning, readied San
Francisco at C o'clock Inst evening
nttor one of tho best trips alio has
had tlown tho coast,
Tho Rustlor will leave Sunday for
Port Orford and Gold Reach with
Homo genoral merchandise and a par
ty of hunters who plan to got somo of
tho numerous door that aro reported
to bo awaiting execution In Curry
county.
Poison Oak
Cured by using Dermol, or
money baek; 99 in every
100 cases cured by Dermol.
Snow Drift Flour
Highest Quality
'neraumjeo.
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