THECOOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1912 EVENING EDITION.
KINDLING THE OLD FIRES
AH Eyes Pacific Coast
One of iho manv irood thinirs .Mwrntinlislinil h tlm Pnimnin n,,i ua i,;i,i;
and now by the consideration of rules to regulate it, is the advertising of the Pacific
Coast. All over the country the people know that the UM-ritoi-v ninny tlm Pnnifirt
...ill 1.- it.. 1 l'Ji..l I 71 r, ., ,- ."' . .. .....
i
v oasi win uu vjisiiy Muuuiitiuu uy tnc opening oi tuc Canal. Especially will the
gateways of the Pacific Coast, the harbor cities, be helped. Coos Bay will have rnil
rn:ul connnunication with' the rnst nf tlio fmitifi'v 1' lm rimn iim rinnni io vmwiu -en
business, and the double effect of the entrance of the railroad here and the opening of
(he Canal will causo a growth and prosperity on Coos Bay that experienced business
men say will be second to none in the history of any city 'in the country.
First Addition to Marshfield
The main chance for annexing some of. this prosperity to yourself is in owning
real estate on Coos Hay. Any lot in Marshfield you buy at present market prices will
make you money. The lots in First Addition to Marshfield arc the best real estate
bargains now offered; this is apparent from the large sale of them to Marshfield
business men.
These lots arc each 50 feet wide, 120 feet long, face on improved streets, cost
$300. and can be bought at terms to suit your purse.
Follow the pavement on South Fifth Street (where so manv handsome new resi
dences arc being built). First Addition commences three blocks south of
School.
the High
Reynolds Development Co.
Coke Building
Owners.
Telephone 160-J
MAKES A
6ITZ BATH
OF ANY
BATHTUB
COMFORT
LUXURY
CONVENIENCE
,m - vr
Li i zz - fib-3f ;.v .
Triplex Bathtub-Chair
K'CKMJ tCl(.:ivllv fir TMt TMPKX OATMTUf
""'"., Ml CWCl, 3lt UCKAMMIA AVINUt,
1-MHT'l. fCNNA.,U. t. A.
It It a luxury In the bath at It con bo hung Inildo at tho upper
nd of the tub aivlnrj greater convenience while bathing. Ue Intldo or
cuUlde, or at either end and la ao mado that It adjuitt to fit any .bath
tub. Nothing to fatten Jut placo It vvhero you want It and turn
down the .eat. Nothing to get out of order will latt for generation
Foldi up out of tho way when not In uto. . . . ,.
The chair It to eaty to manipulate, that It can be u J bn the
imilliit child and It to ttrongly built that It W II comfortable tupport
the heavlett adult. Tho Trlplox Dathtub-Chalr It highly recommended
by hotel manaaere, hospitals and tanltarlume throughout the United
&utes.
Midt with all pnrts nickel plated,
both Intlde and out, highly polished
nd guaranteed not to rust. Hard
wood teat It heavily coated with a
permanent enamel making tho Tri
plex Dathtub'Chalr an articlo whoto
rindtome aapearance will beautify
ny bathroom.
Style 1 solid metal,
heavily nickel plated $1.50
Style 2 tubular metal,
heavily nickel plated $2.00
Style 3 all solid brass,
heavily nickel plated $3.00
Caa be purebmd at ao; ol lit H ataita.
going harvev
pioneer iidw. co.
w. v. i:lp.i.d co.
MARSHFIELD IIDW. CO.
PERRY S NICHOLSON
n. handel
W. K. WISEMAN
O. A. JOHNSON
W1LLEV Ai SCIIROEREIl
Parties Desiring Monuments Erected
Would do veil to rail at
PACIFIC MONUMENTAL VORKS
South Broadway and make selec
Hon from the large stock now on
hand. Vr. "Wilson has in his employ
the only practical marble and granite
cutter in Coos County. And none
but the bfst work is turned out.
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Duck Season Opens
Sunday, September 1 5th
Are You Ready? Let Us Help You.
A Fixsh Stock of Ammunition All Makes
Single Barrel, Double Barrel, and
Pump Guns of All Makes.
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE
Come Here First.
Sportsmen's Headquarters.
Ot.ltnMA
iQZg
on
AWARE.
Agents 'or IIwIpyDavId8on nnd Imllnn Motorcycles.
The Youngster's Bath
will bo ono good big frolic for both
him nnd his niothor if It Is tnlcon In
tho right kind of a bnth room. And
besides bolng fun It will bo fur
inoro honlthy too, Let us show you
how easily and reasonably you can
ninlco your bath room a Joy room.
Willey & Schroeder
ao.1 North Trout Street.
PHONE 77-J
Get Busy
'n rmrrn t"at noop, hut first comr in and oki
SHlVfj VVi SHINGLES AND HOOFING PAPER.
"''- 51.50 AND UP.
n00FrG PAPER, ONR PLY, $1.5 AND FP.
C A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
Times Want Ads Bring Results
How Can Home be Happy
when tho food Is not of tho best.'
Try n sack of Haines' flour and know
tho Joy of eating flno bread, biscuits,
cake, etc. If all your othor food is
as good as that baited from Haines'
flour you certainly are to bo onvled.
Ordor a suclt today and bo suio It is
Haines'.
A. T. Haines
Phono 100J
Waterfront, Mild.
WILLAMETTE VALLEV FARMS,
In Lane County, Oregon.
rruit llerry Fnnns,
Truck Farms,
Dairy Farms,
Stock Farms,
General Fanning
.t.i TipenniPTiVR T.TST
rim iui iyww. . . - -
and LITERATURE telling you oboul
tho wonderful resources of Lane
County, Oregon.
J. E. THOLS & CO.,
' Cottage Grove Oregon.
New Line of
Fixtures
Watch our Avindow Tues
day Three dollars, up.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
fMi-
Phone 237-J.
AOVOOOOvv. rt
Wilton f r 'I he Times.
Uy Noilio i.i u Graves.
(All rights reserved)
JACK camo homo earlier than us
ual thnt night. Ho had had u
hard tlny's work In tho omco
nnd was much In need of rest. Dor
othy nnd Jack, Junior, both met him
nt the gate, dressed immnculatoly.
Ho noticed as ho entered tho kitch
en, (Jack always hnd to go to tho
back door lest ho lcavo footprints on
tho hall floor) how spick nnd span
everything was.
"Where Is your mother, child
ren?" aBkctl Jack.
"She Is upstairs cleaning out tho
linen closet," ropllcd Dorothy, "and
she Is Just awful tired, 'causo I heard
her say bo."
"O, Louise," called Jack. "Come
on down and let's tnko tho kiddles
over to tho park for an hour bofore
dinner. It will bo a rest for us both,
and say, but It's cool over thorol"
"I in nwrully sorry, Jack," camo
Mrs. Jack's answer In a plalntlvo
voice, but I'm dead tired, and I've
Just got to finish this closet for to
morrow. I have more planned than
I can get done, nnd then there Is an
other thing I'vo got a roast in tho
oven, nnd 1 havo to watch It. '
"0! hang tho roast," replied Jack,
and soon ho was In tho pnrk with
Dorothy nnd Jnck, Junior. When
they retunrcd from tho pnrk at six
o'clock, Jack found ovorythlng In tho
host of order, a spotless tnble, but
n tired Rooking llttlo woman. As
soon ns dinner was llnlslicd, Jnck
snld to Mrs. Jack: "Let's go for a
stroll, Louise, and talk over old
times. I sco thoro nro to bo some
good pictures nt one of tho theatres.
Wo might drop In thoro. Wo can
get n girl to come and stay with tho
kiddles."
"I'm Just too tired, and besides
tho girl might not put them to bod
Just nt eight o'clock, or attend to
them properly," replied Mrs. Jack.
Jack was soon at his club having
what tho othor fellows called a
.'WWWN'WV.
THE SUNDAY
M
Postmaster Curtis Receives
Further Instructions Con
cerning the New Order.
Postmaster Curtis Is In receipt of
tho following communication from
iho First Assistant Postmnstor Gen
eral. According to this lottor, box
holders may got such mall ns is dis
tributed, also newspapers and hotels
aro to rccolvo Sunday mall. Post
master Curtis says that during part
of tho year the Marshfield mall ar
rives boforo mldnlglit nnd under this
construction of tho now regulation
tho mall will bo distributed ns bo
foro and boxholdors will get their
mnll as formerly.
Tho following is tho nfllclnl letter
on tho subject:
Sir: From numerous communi
cations rccolved at tho department
thoro nppours to bo somo misappre
hension nmong postmasters as re
gards tho provision In tho Post Of
flco Appropriation Act for tho flscnl
year ending June 30, 1913, relating
to tho dollvery of mall on Sundny at
first and second class post nfflcos
concerning which certnln Instruc
tions wero Issued by circular lottor
datod tho 24th Instnnt. This pro
vision ns construed by tho Postmast
er Goncrnl doos not roqulro that tho
lobbies of such offices bo closed on
Sundny but simply thnt tho dellvory
of mall to tho gonornl public,
through tho gonornl delivery, carrier
windows, and boxen bo discontinued.
Mnll rocolvod In tlmo for distribu
tion Into such boxes befnro mid
night on Saturday should bo dis
tributed to tho boxes and be avail-
alilo to lock-box holdors on Sunday,
pr usual.
Tho only mnll thnt will bo nffepr
ed under tho PostmnBtor Genernl's
construction of tho new law Is that
rocolved at tho post office on Sun
day which has hitherto boon dis
tributed to lock bovos, nnd of this
mnll that lntondod for nowspapera
nnd for hotel suets, nnd also news
papers nddrMaed to nowgdoalers.
"Jolly tlmo," but to him It wns Juut
n change something to whllo away
tho time.
Mrs. Jnck put tho children to bod
nt olght and then began to sort over
bo mo things In tin old trunk. She
enmo to a bundle of old letters Mod
with bluo ribbon. They wero from
Jack, and written during tho old
dnya of their courtship. That very
evening, Jnck had spoken of old
times. As she spread tho flrBt ono,
out rolled n ringlet of hair tied with
dainty ribbon. As sho bognn read
ing, tho color camo back Into tha
thin pnlc fnee nnd her chepks burned
ns sho read:
"Whon wo Bhnll bo so happy
In n cozy, llttlo cot,
Hid In n nest of roses
In somo fairy garden Bpot,
Whoro tho vines nro ovor frultod,
And tho wenther'a ovor flno,
And tho birds nro ovor singing
For thnt old sweetheart of ml no.
She snt ns ono In n dream, think
ing, thinking. "Something la
wrong," Bald she to herself.
When sho again folded tho lottor
It was wet with tears, tears of happi
ness, tears of sadness.
Tho next morning Mrs. Jack
strolled to tho gato with Jack, and
plucking n rosobud, sho pinned It on
his coat.
That day, work In tho ofllco Boom
ed very easy for Jack nnd for somo
reason ho could senrcoly wait t?
start home. That ovenlng Mrs. Jack
met him at tho gato looking rested
and happy. Ho found Dorothy nnd
Jnck, Junior, In tho back yard dress
ed In overalls and playing in a jillo
of sand.
"My! but things tnBto good to
night, Louise, and you nro looking
ltlto n queen."
Whllo they wero ontlng, tho door
boll rang. "Nover mind," onld Mra.
Jack. "It's only tho girl who is go
ing to stay with tho kiddles. I'm
going for a Btroll. with you tonight,
nnd talk ovor old times."
vswws
should be distributed to tho boxes ns
hitherto.
In order to give tho provision as
llboral a construction as posslblo tho
Postmaster Gonornl wIbIics postmast
ers on application to havo their em
ployees sort out In omorgoncy ensoa
on Sundny letters of special Import
ance when the offlco of origin is
known. This will supplement tho
present prlvllcgo of having suoh
mail delivered on Sundny by pur
chasing n special dollvery stamp
therefor.
Tho purposo of tho law Is to ro
il uco as far ns nrnctlcablo tho
amount of Suudnv labor In post of
fices. However, tho movoment of
transit mail and tho distribution of
mnll collected In cities for dispatch
to other destinations must bo con
tinued, nnd In order thnt tho otrly
dellvory on Monday may not bo do-
, lnyed mnll received for delivery by
....!.... .. I 1 ..
1 ns practicable, should bo worked
after midnight on Sundny. Clorka
when limiting up direct pnekngos
that will reach first nnd second class
olllecB on Sundny should plnco lot
tors addressed to nowspnpors nnd ho
tels on top of tho packago Imme
diately undor tho special dollvory
matter, should thoro bo any, and
dally pnpors published on Sundny
should bo kopt scpnrnto nnd distinct
from other matter nnd dispatched In
sacks so labeled ns to show tholr
contonts.
It Is bellovod thnt If tho sugges
tions heroin nro cnrofully obsorvod
with roforonco to putting up mnll In
tho offlco of origin n satlsfoctory d!a
i trlhutlon can bo mndo In post of
i flees nn Sundny with ovon less work
, tlinn Is now required nnd without
incouvcmonro io win piinuc.
Respectfully.
E. T. RUSHNELL.
Acting First Asslstnnt Postmnstor
General.
INCORPORATION VOTE IS IIEAVV
DEAFNESS CANNOT RE CURED
bj 1 (til niiillralloii, tliey rnmiot rincti
tlioilln'rtkfl orltim nf tliei'Hr. Tlicruls only
tnneuiiy to I'uiiitk'iifi o .multlmt U l) ton
itltiltltmitlieniviKi'v. IxnOiu a U chummI liy
an Indium l roi dllt'ii of t lie imipoim lining ol
the Kiutiuliitt iTillie When Hits tul.o In In
HhiiikI )(u Kuvhh ruinlilliiu toinul or lmpr
(et tnurlne. nnil lien It U cntlri-ly tinted
pontile la the remit, mid uiiU'.k Hie Inllam.
nifttloM mil lie tuU'ii nut nnd tills tut rotund
t In linrmnl cniiilltlnn. lieurlnu- will bo de
itroxrd forne tilnecaHiout of te'.im'raiiMM
byt'nturrii. hiiioii i milium,' bin an ninnri
nu'dtoiidllloii of tlio mm muMirrmo
i 111 die One Hundred DoUam for any
cafe of doafneK (tallied h ralarrli) tli-t eiin.
not bo curm b llii.i'n lauini i lire, 'uni
(orclrculan.frte. . . . .
r J rilKS'BV A CO lolelo, 0
Bold bv Pnuml t, 'k
Tn c HulU Fumllv rill forioiiKiatlnu
STADDEN
All JJnds of pliotogrupli wont,
bromide enlarglutt und kodiUt
iliilBlilntt.
Real Estate
and
FIRE INSURANCE
Sovoril good bargains In Fnnns and
city property. I ,it
AUG. FIUZEEN. , k
08 .Central Ave.
Marshfield, 'rurt)4 -.Ai-Ore&oa.
Proiiosllloii CnnioR 10 Io I in Glen
mm City Oillrmls Elected.
FLORENCE, Ore.. Sopt. 7.--At
tho olectlon hold In Olennda tho voto
wn 20 to 3 In favor of Incorpora
tion. Gonrgo H. Colter was elected
mayor, and tho aldermen nro Col. C.
II. Ilolden. F. J. Monroe, E R. Mum
my. R. A. Lowe. W. R. Hull nnd N.
J. Wisdom Ed T Mnbor was elected
recorder. C. E. Hnrwood marshal,
and S. E. Lowe iTossurer.
SPECIAL CAXDV SALE nt STF
FORD'S SATFRDW and 8PNRAV.
TAFl'V nnd PEANl'T RRriTLE ISOc
POPNI).
RAND DANCE nt EAGLES HA LI
Saturday nlujit, JSentpmlivr 7.
If you have nnythltiK to sell, trad",
ir onl nr wn.t ! tvv h Wnnt Art
Oregon Agricultural College
This aront Inntltntlon onons Its
doors for the fall semostor on S'p-
tember I'Otn. courses or instruction
Include: (jenrrnl Agrlcuituro, A
ronmnv. Anlmnl Husbandry. Dal'y
Husbandry, nactorlology, llotany aim
Plant Pathology, Poultry iiusuniui
ry, Horticulture, Entomology, Vet
orlnnry Sclonco, Civil Englneorln,,,
Eloctrlcal Engineering, Mechnnlcnl
Engineering, Mining Engineering,
Hlghwny Engineering, Domostlo Sci
ence, Dninostlc Art, Commorco, For
estry, Phnrmncy, Zoology, Chemistry,
Physics. MnthomaHcs, English Lan
guage and Literature, Publlo Speak
In',', Mndorn Lnnguago, History, Art,
Arc' Itecturo, Industrial Podagogy,
Physical Education, Military Sclouco
and Tastlcs, and Muslo,
Catalogue and Illustrated lltora
turo rrfalled free ou application. Ad
dress: Registrar. Orogon Agrtcul-
h,rnl Pnllorrn. Pnrvnllld. Orncon.
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