THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1913. EVENING EDITION.
Now comes your bargain chance
YOU know what happens in this store, at this
season of the year; we look over our stock,
and pick out all the goods that must be cleared up
to make room fo new goods soon to come in, and
mark prices on them that will make folks come and
buy whether they need the things right now or not.
It's ihe harvest time for the money-saving folks; we're bound
to clean up the slock, dispose of all the goods from the past
season that we can sell; we want to make a total clearance of
all fall and winter goods, and if prices will do it, we shall ac
complish this wish.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes are always a good purchase; the prices we ask for them
in a regular way represent a profit to you; and at such prices as
these your profits are just that much more.
Look at the figures
Men's $35.00 Suits now $2(5.85
fPCC
Mon's $30.00 Suits now $22.85
Men's $25.00 Suits now $18.85
Men's $20.00 Suits now $M.85
Men's $15.00 Suits now $1 1.85
$:K).00 Overcoats now $21.S5
$25.00 Overcoats now $17.G5
$20.00 Overcoats now $.13.85
$17.50 Overcoats now $12.05
$15.00 Overcoats now $10.85
$7.50 Hoys' Suits $5.85
$(i.00 Hoys' Suits $-I.IJ5
$5.00 Boys' Suits $3.85
$4.00 Boys' Suits $2.85
50c
25(
Wool Sox 35c
"Wool Sox 20c
Broken Lines of Wool Under
wear, One-Third Off
$2.00 Broadway Mil..
$3.00 Millicoma 1 1 at...
$3.50 Ouvenolled Hat.
Sjil .tJl)
f ,'0
J'-i.OO
WOOL BLANKETS
25 PER CENT OFF
TIDES FOR JANUARY.
tho
Umo and
low water at
Ilolow Is given
height of high and
Mnrshflold.
Tlio tides arc plnccd In tho order
of occurrence, with tholr tlmcB on
tho (tret lino and heights on the
second lino of ench day; n compai
Icon on consecutive holghts will
Indicate whether It Is high or low
water. For high water on tho bar,
uiiiitrnct 2 hours 34 minutes
Ifilllrs.. 0.112 7. -15 2.14 8.1C
Ft... l.!t C.fi 1.0 3.1
lfi Ilrs.. 1.10 8.31 3.21 9.52
Ft... 2.C li.rt 1.1 2.0
17 lira.. 1.5(5 8.89 4.31 11.19
Ft... 3.1 5.8 0.7 3.1
18 Ilrs.. 3.09 10.31 5.35 0.0
Ft... 3.C 0.1 0.0 0.0
10 Hrs.. 0.31 4.38 31.20 C.31
Ft... 3.5 3.8 C.5 0.8
IZZZ
I WEATHER FORECAST.
OREGON Rain tonight nnd
and Thursday. High souther
ly winds along coast.
LOCAL temperature
RECORD.
For tho 24 hours ending at
4:43 a. m., Jan. 15, by HonJ.
Ostllnd, npoclal government mo
toorologlcal observer:
Maximum 50
Minimum '. 30
At 4:43 a. in 39
Precipitation .. .28
Wind: Southwest:, rainy.
Moves Mill Walter
moving his portnblo saw
South Inlet to Falrvlow.
Morris Is
mill from
(low Why Awny Gow Why loft
on tho Washington for San Francis
co and may decide to ninko a trip
to China boforo his return.
TO III OLD
COLLEGE CHUM
Dr. J. T. McCormac Goes to
New York to Visit Noted
' Naturalist.
(Special to Thc-Tlmcs)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15. Dr. J.
T. McCormac, a member of tho Coos
Uny delegation horo endeavoring to
socuro federal nld for tho Immodlato
reconstruction of tho Coos Day Jetty,
has gono to Now York to visit his
old friend, W. T. Hornnday. Mr.
llomnday Is director of tho Ilronx
Zoological garden, having chnrgo of
tho greatest collection of wild ani
mals nnd birds In captivity. Dr.
Hornaday Is recognized as tho great
est nnturnllst of tho time. Ho and
Dr. McCormnc woro clnssmntos nt
tho Iowa Agricultural College at
day, Is In town today and will bo
taken to Mercy hospital. Mr. Hodlhe
fell, striking tho ax blade, and was
cut between tho ribs, tho blndo pen
etrating to tho liver. Ho Is from
Allegany.
Hrlng Autos In Ray Campboll
nnd Jack McDonald, who wont up
to Allegany yostordny afternoon on
business, returned this morning
Thoy brought down two cars that
wero UBod on tho Allognny-Scotts-burg
rond last summor, which will
probably bo used on tho North fiend
lino.
Fish Ih Honored B. II. Fish,
formerly of Mnrshflold,. and a mem
ber of tho Dradloy Candy Company,
was honored by being elected presi
dent of tho Ilandon Commorclnl Club
last week. J. W. Mast wns elected
vlco presldont, C. K. Kopf, secretary
antl F. V. Cnttcrlln wna added to the
oxccutlvo committee.
Lcnro Tomorrow Tho outgoing
passengers on the iJrnin-unruinor
stngo tomorrow will bo: .1.
Johnson, W. II. Wnnn, Chas.
Whenton nnd J. Orndy.
All Lines of Woolen Goods Reduced
WOOLEN MILL STORE
This store is tho homo of Hurt Sclmffnev & Marx Clothes.
Hob House Tho houso on Nols
HasmiiBseii'H ranch on Hnyncs Inlet,
was recently broken Into and prac
tically everything movnblo wns stol
on. No nrrests have been mndo yet.
Meet Tomorrow Tho Indies at
tending tho A. N. W. Club with Mrs.
Hans Heed of Fcrndnlo will go by
1)1188 from Commorclnl nnd Drond
wny at 1: IG tomorrow afternoon.
PPENBICITIS
pw niinoui "Deration. Here Is Sworn Proof'
WmhthIW,0nn.a,M,nn7 Ma& duly sworn, do
lUcotVh,i!Wnc ls ,ct mY own knowledge,
u lie pronounced
mv
Instead I went to
&wvii.;r
Ltm..i ".:. w? Wore and bought a hnHi f a.ii...:.i,-
t0Dt)M til Vlx l,c "suit was Indeed wonderful. The
taeatoaavonern. M"r?..?..ne.w man: .? .heartily recommend (Adler..fc!l
. . Ilu nppenmems, as I know it has cured me." '
Seal. . . ,. ,. (Sned) RICHARD H. JAHREISS, .
Subscribed and sworn to before me June 29. 1905;
J. JliiWiiALT. Notarv Public. Sfeele Counlv.
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Wet Weather
Goods at
ltnllroml Men Contractor Ilurr
of Wllletts & Ilurr cnino In today
from San Frnuelseo on tho Nairn
Smith. He brought' up n force of
.nbout 30 workmen for tho Smlth
I'owors Logging road.
Had Accident Alfred Rodlno who
was severely cut with nn ax yoater-
WANT ADS.
FOR HUNT Itiuicli In Loon Lnko
Vnlloy. Inqulro Mrs. John Now
klrk, North Hond, Oro. Phono 4G1.
Wed In Ashland Word has boon
received horo of tho mnrrlago of
Frod S. Englo nnd Miss draco Gar
rett nt Ashland, Oro. Mr. Englo Is
assistant cashier of tho First Na
tional Dank thoro nnd Is n brother
of Miss Uortrudo Englo, n former
Mnrshlleld teacher, who vlsltod nt
tho homo of Mrs. F. A. Hazard nnd
other friends horo lost summer.
Fruit, (.rowel ."Meet. Tho Coos
Hay Fruit Growers Association will
hold a meeting next Saturday af
ternoon nt 1 o clock nt tho North
llond Commercial club. Invitations
linvo boon extended to nil fruit
growers and others interested In If
and a good nttendnnco Is expected.
In addition to n general discussion
as to tho best means of Improving
tho crop and Increasing It, special
attention will bo devoted to tho
growing nnd handling of lognu hor
PERSONAL NOTES
WM. COLLACH of Tomplcton ls ia
town today.
JULIUS KRUSI2 of Isthmus Inlet
Is In town todny.
JOHN ENKGR13N .III., of Coos River
Is n Mnrshlleld visitor.
S. S. JUMPER Is In Mnrshflehl to
dny from Hnynes Inlet.
MR. nnd MIIS. .1012 POPK have gono
to Tarheel Point to live.
MRS. FRED WILSON of Allegany
Is visiting In town today.
JAM 123 LANDIUTH of South Coos
River Is In town on business .
ALDUS I1I2NSON of Tomplcton is
n town visitor for tho dny.
JOHN MICHELHRINK of Allognny
Is n Marslinold visitor today.
M. 11. H12IIII2R of Hnynes Inlet Is
In Mnrshflehl today on business.
JOHN MI2SSI2RLE of Catching In
let Is In town today on business.
B. L. C. FARRIN Is expectod her
today from Portland for n short
visit.
MR. nnd Mrs. W. II. NORTON of
Sumnor aro Mnrshflehl visitors
today.
MRS. PATEItSON of Gardlnor Is la
Mnrshfleld receiving medical
trentmont.
CARL DAVIS roturnod today on
tho Nnnn Smith from n vUlt la
California,
12. R. IIODSON and wlfo of South.
Coos River, nro Mnrshfleld visi
tors today.
MR. nnd MRS. FRANK MASON of
Hnynes Inlot aro Mnrshfleld vis
itors today.
BLUFORD DAVIS Is In town today,
coming down on his gnsolino
lnunch, Coos.
HOMER HOLV12USTOTT, tho now
ly elected rond supervisor ls In
Mnrshflold on business.
RI2V. C. 12. CRUMLI2N of Myrtlo
Point-, who Is In Mnrshflold on
business, expects to return homo
today.
Mil. nnd MHS. A 11 13 ANDERSON
of Kontuck Inlot returned yos
tordny from nn extended south
ern trip.
FOR SALE llrand new IVtiilumn
Incubator, capacity G3 eggs. Phono
aim.
Midtlii.i .
Im.. ojnffAlK .
Bn.Tl"blvrihowlnJmVni.Ter5ron?SouI,,know 0f "' wonderfully successful
bwrK"tMnh c.urlou, and mt,e known nrn, ths
MMoacaa,MUypi ar55wtf '"lcaujed,nowltcanbe treated without operation,
u jroursew ajf aiast it, wM be bI vea FREE to anyooo calUne at our store!,
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Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
PHONE
"THE BUSY CORKER'
-MAIN 298
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Special Prices
Wo nro offering monoy saving
prices thlB weok on oil clothing,
Loudon Slip-ons, and rubber foot
wear. $a.BO Slickers for $2.85
JjWI.OO Slickers for $2. 15
$15.00 London Sllp-oiif, for. .$11.75
$1.00 Rubber Hoots for $:t.(l(
Savo money horo this weok.
OW.VKR HAS FOR 8AL12 1-2 blHk
of 14 lots In liny VIow Addition
to Mnrshfleld. $500 down. Dnl
mice, ?1C00 In 3 to 5 yonrs. Ad
dress P. 0. Dox 10 Marshllold, Oro.
FOR HUNT, SALK, TIIADK, or RH
PA1R Slngor sowing machines.
Inqulro 131 Park Avo. or Phono
280-X
Ihe Bazar
"Store of Quality."
Phono 32.
Star Transfer
N Storage Co.
KSof06" kinds of haulln.
.Reynolds Vlin0nba;;e th0 te3t
"wourni, " u"er. we
H. Heisn
Paoa,
e898-R.l20-j
er,P
rop.
49-L.
WE WILL MAIL YOU $1
for each set of old False Teet
sent us. Highest prices paid for
old Gold, Silver, old Watches,
broken Jewelry and Preclou
Stones.
Money Sent by Return Mall.
Phlln. Smelting & Refining Co.
Established 20 Years.
B03 Chestnut St., PhlladeJplila, Pa.
TO DENTISTS.
We will buy your Gold Filling).
Gold Scrap, and Platinum. Hlgu
QBt prices paid.
Umbrellas" Covered
nt
Marslifield Cyclery
WANTED Up-to-iliito teacher for
District No. 40 nt Llbby. Ad
dress School Hoard, Llbby, Oro,
FOR SALE Household furniture.
Owner leaving town, Inqulro
over OUIvant & Wonver Btoro.
l'lnlhli Concrelo Work Tho con
creto work on tho now pulp mill
of tho C, A. Smith Compnny hns
boon practically completed nnd tho
othor work Is being rushed ns rap
idly as possible However, tho fin
ishing work nnd Installation of ma
chinery will require sovornl months
nnd If they got In oporntlon by Juno
Manager Kordrum will bo highly
elntod. Mr. Nerdrum Is now nssom-
1 bllng his forco of expert workmen,
nnd has n number hero. Just how
many men tho plnnt will employ Is
( not cortnln yet.
Frightens Women Somo un
known mnn, evidently weak ment
nlly, Is frlghtolnlug tho women of
South Mnrshflold In tho vicinity of
Elrod nvenuo. Ho scorns to hnvo a
hobby for disturbing clothes on tho
lino nnd writing on tho whlto cloth
ing. This, .following tho thront to
shoot by another Individual, has
causod moro or less nnxlety among
tho women folks nnd children nnd
closo wntch is being kept by somo
of tho men in hope of bolng nblo
to catch tho Individual. Most of
tho visits hnvo been during tho
night.
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
FOR KENT Furnished home.
Close in, good-sized modorn
homo. Address W enro Times.
CAPT. N'. J. CORNWALL of Gnrd
Inor nrrlved on tho Nnnn Smith,
this morning from n visit with
his family In Uorkoley, Calif.
W. II. M 12 VERS, n real estate man
of Sliorwood, Oregon, who loft
Saturday on n business trip to
llnndon, returned to Mnrshfleld
thlH morning.
MR. nnd MRS. O. II. MEYERS ro
turnod to tholr homo on South
Coos Rlvor this morning nftor a
viBlt nt tho v. II. Rood homo on
North Coos Rlvor.
MRS. S. A. YOAKAM nnd hor daugh
ters. MIIS. MARY KRICIC, and
MISS MARIAN YOAKAM, enmo to
Mnrshflold this morning from
tholr Coos Rlvor homo.
JACIC MEREEN returned todny
from Uorkoley, Cnltfornln, whoro
he spent Christmas. Arno Mo
reen, Vornon Smith nnd F. A.
Warner will como up intor.
FOR RENT Furnished housckecp
rooms, closo in. Phono 239-J
Dnytou
Phono 1H8-R
Agents
172 llrondwny
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW
Seo COTfTUELL
PHOIVTT RI21
OPPORTUNITY For Imnietllato
salo I offer my Wost Marslifield
property at tho cornor of Twelfth
nnd Commercial. Tho homo is
modorn, Including hot wator heat
ing plant. This property faces
cast with beautiful view. Is
rontod for $20 month and would
"bring moro. Thoro is no leaso on
property. Tho prico is right nnd
mado with tho object of selling
tho property. Seo mo. R. J.
Montgomory.
WEDNESDAY
j Priscllln Club with Mrs. Henry
Olson of Dunkor Hill.
Sllvor tea by ladles of Presby-
torlan Church nt homo of Mrs.
A. E. Seaman.
FOR RENT 7 room houso on South
4th Stroot. Inqulro J. E. Edmunds
Coos Day Wiring Company.
FOR SALE Dry woofl. Jlr nnd .
dor, at Campbell's Wood Yard,
Forrv landing. Phono lRriL.
,lns Want Ads. Bring Results
Orpheum Tonight
SPECIAL FOUR, REELS ALL NEW
PLAYEHS With Edwin August niul Onnl Hum Icy.
END OF THE FEUD Willi Francis X. lliishmnu ns tho moun
taineer. .....
C1UNGER Drama of tho west. lJeautlful bark-grounds.
MANUFACTURE OF PAPER A plctiuo worth while, with excel
lent photographs of this big undertaking.
ESTAHLISHED ADMISSION - - 10c. NEVER MORE
j THURSDAY j
A. N. W. Club with Mrs. II. Reed j
North Dond Presbyterian Ladles j
Aid with Mrs. H. O'Mnra. j
j North Dond Alter Guild with
j Mrs. I. D. Dartlo. j
Nor.-Lutheran Young Ladles Aid
j with Mrs. W. Nelson of Day
Park.
Social Sowing Club with Mrs.
Georgo Ayro.
W. C. SCOTT, n commorclnl trav
eler from Snn Frnnclsco, who
has boon on tho Day tho past
two weoks, loft this morning for
Drain, onrouto to San Frnnclsco.
JUST RECEIVED
Bhlpmont of
Booth's Celebrated
Fresh Oysters
In 50c nnd 75c sizes, and Kip
pored Salmon.
It will molt In your mouth.
Stauff Grocery Co.
Mnskey'a Candles.
Phone 102
MRS. DORS12Y KREITZER nnd son,
WILLIAM, who hnvo boon spend
ing n fow weoks with Mrs. Wm.
Grimes nt Monrovia, Calif., nro
oxpocled to return vin Myrtlo
Point Saturday.
MISS RUTH ALLEN has Issued In
vitations for sowing at tho homo
of her pnronts, M. nnd Mrs. F. E.
Allen, in South Mnrshflold, next
Saturday aftomoon, compliment
ary to Mrs. F. L. Grannls. p
WALTER CONDRON was hero from
Myrtlo Point yostorday to socuro
somo moro small boats for uso of
tho construction crows of Wlllot
and Durr on tho now Smith-Powers
lino. Ho says thnt tho work
Is progressing fairly good dcsplto
tho bad weather.
MAJOR KINNEY, while in Mnrsh
fleld this weok, announced that ho
ls preparing to open offices in
North Dond. Ho baa withdrawn
tho power of attomoy that ho
confeirod up W. J. Rust, when
tho latter was appointed trusteo
of tho Klnnoy properties a year
or so ago. Just what tho devel
opments will bo Is problematical.
Truform
Shoulder Braces
Trusses and
Abdominal Supporters
Always Found at the
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