THECOOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1912 EVENIMG EDITIOH
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.
FRIDAY
Reception for Kov. nnd Mrs.
Rutlodgo by M. K. Congrcgntlon.
Mrs. Win. Horsfnll, Jr., host
ess nt liuiBlcnlo mittlnco.
TII1CS l-'OIt NOVEMUEH.
Ilolow Is given tho timo nnd
height of high nnd low wntcr nt
Mnrshflold.
Tho tides nro placed In tho order
of occurrence, with their times on
tho first lino nnd heights on tho
second lino of ench day; n coinpnr
Ison on consccutlvo holghts will
Indlcnto whothor It Is high or low
wnter. For high wntor on tho bar,
suustract z Hours 34 minutes
lira.. 2.00
Ft... G.3
lira.. 2.4G
Ft... C.3
7.20
1.8
7.50
1.45 8.0C
7.0 0.9
2.21 8.1 C
7.1 1.2
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IUST make yourself at home in this store; come and look
O rwrot trP. thtno wto Vare U it -rJl tit l jf
VTw & Vvw x,,v xxxt xi yuuu jujKe lu compare tne
clothes we have with something you've seen somewhere else, don't hesitate to do it.
You'll not be imposing on us; we'll show you, and let you try on, as many suits as
you please; we n put tne wnole store and stock at your disposal, just to show you
what we have.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes will compare favorably with any you'll find; compare them with the work of the best tail
or you know; the small cheap tailor can't begin to match them for quality or fit.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE
RECORD.
For tho 24 hours ending nt
4:43 n. in., Nov. 8, by DonJ.
Ostllnd, special govornmont
motcorologlcnl observer:
Maximum DC
Minimum 40
At 4:43 n. m CO
Precipitation 38
Wind Southwest! rnlny.
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Don't miss the best thing in town in the matter of Rood colthes. Suits $18
and up. Overcoats $10.50 and up. Lots of other good things here, of course;
fine shirts, fine neckwear, line hosiery and underwear; all the small things you
HORN
Nelson had died and thought It might
bo his linlf brother, of tho samo nnmo,
who was on Coos Hay when ho hoard
from him n yenr or bo ago. Marshal
Carter could not recall tho death of
any ono by tho name of Emll Nolson.
For Game Warden. II. A. Wolls
nnd other nro clrculntlng potlHons
to sccuro tho nppolntincnt of K. B.
Mnrcey ns deputy gnmo warden to
fill tho placo of Deputy Thomno,
who wns nppolntcd to succeed Cal
Wright. Mr.Mnrcoy Is n woll known
Mnrshflold man nnd Is regnrded na
nn excellent mnn for tho place.
Troublo nt North Slough. Par
ties from North Slough roport that
n man named Adnins caused con
siderable commotion thoro last
night. It wns claimed thnt ho
tried to tnko his llttlo daughter
away from his wlfo, from whom
ho Is sopnratcd nnd n. gcnornl mlx
tip followed. Tho child rnn nwny
nnd rid so that his attempt to
kidnap lior failed.
UOOD To Mr. nnd Mrs. V. K. Rood
nt their homo on Coos River, a
nlno pound son.
SASSMAN To Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred
Snssmnn, formerly of North Ueml,
at their homo In Nowport, Oregon,
n son.
McMUnPIIY To Mr. nndMrs. D. Mc
Murphy nt their homo nt tho Smith
Powers Cnmp No. 1 on Coos River,
n daughter.
Increase Clinrlly Fund. The fund
stnrtod by tho Woodmen of tho
World to enro for Mrs. Tlmmons nnd
hor children nnd to send them to hor
homo In Oklahoma has boon mater
ially increased. Tho gonornl sub
scription wnn rnlsod by $10 from tho
lodgo nnd $15 from tho Eagles to
about $135. In addition to this,
mnny contributions of clothing nnd
other nrtlclcs woro received. Mrs.
Tlmmons nnd hor children nro bolng
enrod for by Mrs. Snrgennt at hor
home.
lMmi Hunt. Clny Roborts, M. D.
Mcoks, Chas. Sonfuso nnd Win. Cox
nro going to North Inlet for a Sunday
hunt.
wear.
K . u i. , ,i bfc..fra.JwJS5ia$
Woolen Mill Store
This store is the home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes.
To Cllvo Iiinrt. Tho North Rond
Concert band will glvo n dnnco tomor
row evening nt Eckhoff's hnll In
North Bond.
Masonic Meeting. Thoro will bo a
conclnvo of Pnclflc Commnndory to
night nt tho Mnsonlc hnll. Tho red
cross dogroo will bo conforrod nnd re
freshments will bo sorvod.
Cnso Appealed. Mrs. Knto Hamp
ton has nppealod tho cnso In which
Georgo W. King of tho Entorprlso
Mont Market was awarded a verdict
of $12.00 ngnlnnt hor In Justlco Pen
nock's court. King sued for n moat
bill nnd Mrs. Hampton, who wns for
merly Mrs, John Josophson, claimed
that hor sotm paid for tho moat when
thoy got It. Tho ground for tho np
pcal Is thnt Justlco Pcnnock entered
tho Jury room whllo tho Jury was do
llborntlng. Ho wns cnllod by tho Jury
to glvo so mo adviso as to tho neces
sity of a unnnnmoua verdict.
ITorseH for Rond. Wlllotta nnd
Rurr, contractors of tho 8mlth-Pow-ors
logging road boyond Myrtlo Point,
have recolvcd sixty horses from Roso
burg to bo used In tho grading.
Auto Pniiuigcil. A now Cadlllno
nuto was badly dnmagod whllo bolng
unloaded roin tho Alliance nnd mny
hnvo to bo sont back to tho factory.
It wnn bought by A. II. Powors for
his family and thoy woro Badly disappointed.
TrouMo Willi Hiifdwuid. Todnr
Mrs. Wm. E. Clements of liny City
nppcnled to Justlco Ponnock for
nld. Slio lives nt Hny City and
told tho Justlco thnt hor husbnnd
wns so Jenlous thnt nho couldn't
Uvo with him any longor. Ho had
locked up hor clothes so that nho
could not roturn to hor pnronts.
Constnblo Cox was sent with her
to got her offoctu. Hor parents
nro named al.nton nnd llvo at
Enstsldo. Four or flvo yonrB ago
Clements bad consldornblo troubls
wit a his first wlfo In South Mnrsh
flold. They Woro dlvorcod nnd a
couplo of years ngo ho innrrled
tho Lenton girl.
AMONG THE flIOIC.
Always "ThelBusy Corner-The Rcxall Store
Tomorrow our
WW SATURDAY SPECIAL SALE
we will offer one day only!
Razor Strops, regular price $1,00 for 75c
"320r Stmns. mpiilnr nrna R1 .9R fnr 95c
Razor Strops, regular price $1,50 for-V-V. $1.10
Me advantage of this sDeclal sale and save
money,
Also: Reduced prices on the following Razors
ed Injun, Erin, Busy Corner and Meteor,
We carry a complete line of shavers' conveniences,
WANT ADS.
FOR RENT Siillo nicely furnished
rooms. S. S. Acklos, Eastsldo.
WANTED School girl to caro for
child tutor school, for room and
board. Apply Wilson's now houso
on Honnott Avo. botween 4th and
Gth street.
FOR KENT Room Miltuhla for two
or three gontlomon. Also house
keeping roms. 321 s. Uroadwny.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. -171
j Elrod Avonuo. Phono 200-L.
'Ockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
"THE BUSY CORNER"
PIE- MAIM OQQ - US
-MAIN 298
WANTED Iloiirdcra nt llil North
Second stroet. Under now mnn-ngoment.
WANTED To borrow Sil.OOO on
Murshflold business proporty- GUt
edgo security. Address with host
terms Dox 402, Marshflold.
sap; 0311,0 ung Jou 'suiooj au
P. Lapp.
FOR SALE Cheap, Uorso. O. II.
Wnltor.
WANTED Swctllsli or FIniiMi girl
for housowork. Inqulro nt houso
at cornor of Tenth and Elrod Avo.
II. Nordrum,
FOR RENT Wnrchoiiho nnd ofllcc.
Formerly occupied by Qoodrum's
garngo at tho foot of Central Avo.
Apply C. F. McGoorgo, Agent.
FOR SALE Small boarding house,
woll furnished, six stpady boarders.
Apply Times olllco.
WANTED Sowing by tho day or nt
homo. Satisfaction guaranteed,
$2.00 por day. Rox 434, North
Uond.
FOR RENT Tliroo light housckeep.
le Fashion
Tailors
or wdies and Gents
ning, Pressing, and
Alterations
150 Frant St.
QS Machine Needle
at
Ifidd Cyclery
u"n Agents.
IS8-H
TONIGHT
TSe Royal
Three full reels of
INTENSE INTEREST
Tho Illrth of tho I)tus Rlossom
Tho Convict's Ilrand
Double Debt
Our new pictures never fall to
entertain.
Good music nnd realistic sound
effects.
10 cents.
Shoes for Service
At Money-Saving
'Prices
nnn't nvArlnok tho I3azar when
,you need shoes. Wo have then
for men anu uoya m iuku "u "
tops at prices that win savo mo
noy for you.
Dni-o' lllirli Tnn Shops. BtlOIlfT
and serviceable $3.00
Youth's High Tops $3.25
Men's High Tops, at.. $7.50, 7.00
Mason's Famous Chippewa
Loggers $7.00
Men's Heavy Low Tops, at
$5, $1.50, $1, $3.50 nnd $2.50
DRESS SHOES.
For Men at $C00 down to $3.50
For Boys nt $3, $2.75, $2.50
and $2.25
Don't forget our largo lino of
Wot Weather Goods.
FOR RENT Storo building with liv
ing rooms In rear and Hat of six
rooms above. Phono 71.
Heavy Rainfall R. R. Ostllnd, lo
cal U. 8. woathor obaorvor, reports
Mini tlin tntnl rnltifnll iliirltif Mm urn.
Bent rnlnv Bonflon. from Sotitombor 1.1 Mrs. E; W. Kninmoror Is suffering
to (Into Is 1.1.02 Inches ngnlnst 7.12 , rrom a sovcro attack of nsthmn.
Inches for tho samo period last yoar,
an Incronso of nonrly C Inches, ;
Mrs. Clint). Jncksmi Is still critical
ly III at hor homo on Ross Inlot,
Reception. Tho niombors nnd
friends of tho Mothodlst Episcopal
church will tnndor n reception to Rev,,
nnd Mrs. II. I. Rutledgo this evening: I
tho former having boon ro-nppolntod
to tho local Mothodlst church for tho
fifth tlino. All churchos and tho gcn-
oral public nro cordially Invited to attend.
Georgo Rtolnburn Is, rocovorlng
from n sovor attack of bronchitis.
Harold Walrath, tho son of Col.
nnd Mrs. Walrath, Is quite 111 of heart
trouble
"W'ANTED Hy Judy nnd daughter,
position as housekeopor. Address
"D", caro Times.
WANTED School girl to exchange
services for board nnd room In pri
vate family. Address "C" caro
Times.
AVIIInmolto Wins. Geo. N. Rolt
has rocolved word from his son, Erie,
who is n mombor of tho Wlllnmotto
UnlvorBlty footbnll toam that Wlllnm
otto won from tho Vnncouver soldlors
Tuesdny hy n scoro of 71 to 0. Ho
ndds "wo clonnod tho soldlors, Wilson
clounod RoobovoU, I hnvo Just cleaned!
mo gym nuu now i am goiug u ciunu
my shoes."
Carrier Sick. Edwnrd Knox. Tho
TImos cnrrlor boy at Hunker Hill, hns
boon ill for tho InBt few days, Tho
substltuto carrlor on that routn did
not hnvo tlmo to learn all tho places
and consequently n fow of tho sub
scribers thoro hnvo missed their pap
ers. Howovor, Edward win soon uo
back on tho Job to glvo thorn good
Borvlco again.
Mrs. John OIboh of Enstsldo who
has been ill of typhoid fovor Is re
ported Improving.
Robert Ayro, tho llttlo son of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Georgo Ayro, Is reported
qulto 111 of tonslllts.
Dr. Goo. E. Dlx Is suffering from
n sovor nttnek of rhoumutlsm nnd
wns controlled to go to Mercy hospi
tal yesterday to remain a fow days.
II
AT THE HOTELS.
WANTED Position nt small wages
in doors, for tho wlntor. Address,
W. II. Durghagen, Marshflold, Oro.
ROOM nnd HOARD 207 North 3rd
St. cornor Commercial,
If you have anything to sell, rent
or trade, or want help, try a Want
The Bazar
"Store of Quality."
Phone 32. itm
FOR SALE Gas stove.. 10H South
Second street.
Miirrlrd nt Hniidou. Tho Bnndon
Rocordor says: "Thomas Lewis nnd
MIbs Gortrudo V. Lnyflold woro unl
tod In mnrrlago nt tho homo of tho
groom's sistor, Mrs. W. II. Dlbbleo
Friday evening, Nov. l. llov. J. J.
Mlekoy officiated. Tho happy couplo
woro tho recipients of many bonutlful
and usoful presonts. Tho wedding
cako was served and tho guests then
doparted for tliolr homes.
WANTED About Nov. 13 I will
want an experienced woman to
cook for C or 8 persons and tako
charge of rooming house, If
satisfactory, will hnvo permanent
home. Address W. II. Durghagen,
Marshfleld, Oregon.
MONEY TO LOAN On Piano, fund
turo, personal property, otc. Call
from C to 8 p. in. II. II. Harper
334 First strest. Phono 349-J.
FOR HALF. Dry wood, rtr nnd al
der, at Campbell's Wood Yard,
Ferry landing, Phong lCtf-L.
ROOM AND nOARD The Roycrcet,
388 First street, Phono 123-X.
Winchester. Stevens nnd Reming
ton PUMP GUNS at THE GUNNERY.
DANCE at EAGLES' HALL Satur
day night. KEYZER'S ORCHESTRA.
Fenrs for Rrother. Marshal Car
tor has recolved a lottor from Fred
Peterson of Spokano nsklng him If n
mnn nnmod Emll Nolson hnd died or
wns killed In Coos county rocontly.
Ho hoard that a man nnmod Emll
COOS 0. II. Grahnm. Portland:
Mrs. Davis, Floronco; Rllllo Mnst,
Myrtlo Point.
RLANCO W. F. Rogors. Dan
don: Georgo Windsor. Rnndnn; C.
II. Medio, Dandon: Dnvo Ponwoll,
Dandon; W. L, Mast, nnndon; R.
Ivnllk, San Francisco; Goorgoi
Johnson, Portland.
LLOYD Henry RIosBon, Nor-'
wny; C. L. Havlland, Portland.
CHANDLER II. R. Donnhy.
Portland; W. E. Crnno, Dandon;
L. F. Hart, San Francisco; Edgar
Lowoll, Portland; J. P. Durfoo.
Drain, Oro.; A. Dnwson, San Frnn
clsco; Milo M. Plorson, Lakeside,.
Oro.; J, D. Magoo, Lakesldo,
Fresh Fruits
and
Vegetables
on today's Breakwater.
Order that Thanksgiv
ing Turkey NOW.
Stauff Grocery Co.
PHONE 102
MASKEY'S CANDIES
Tho LADIES' AFTERNOON TEA
at STAFFORD'S Is becoming very
populur.
"WHY AM I NOT AN INFIDEL"
will bo tho subject of tho mtiiiou nt
tho Prcshytci'liiii church on Sunday
evening. Ho Hiiro to hear It.
Penslas
Eczema Lotion
A germicidal lotion for (ho
relief of ohstlnato cutaneous
eruptions, particularly cczciiui or
salt rheum, tetter, barber's itch,
ring-worm, nettle rash, iirno,
psoriasis nnd other skin trou
bles. PRICE BOc.
3 kfvlAjkH PJ k4J".mj'HV!J
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS.
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