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We linvo onk-rcHl a Dayton Motorcycle on tlio
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Vturor inl Hit- ngoms. '.nicy imhiiu una u nas
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,s soon as it arrives wo will invito any and all
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If the Diitn don't make good, wo don't want
and will turn it over to any "headquarters" or
rest room" willi"? handle machines turned
lffn by olli'i' dealers. - ' ;
w0 have ahsnhttely nothing at stake in the mat
p pvi'onl Hi' understood fact that anything hau
led by the Marsh field O.yeloiy must imike tjood,
'ml sIuikI (iilrirlisuii. )inm bo j wsl -class.
Wc don't have to (iikc any more machines.
We wtuiM nl i'tlei' this one until the company
foul I hjjw l" that.
About tlu mile in !7 seconds that reminds me
ie toiicr wlio was told that a camel could go
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rco month- vuiiioui a uniiii. nv sum: i iiiu niav
,lmt who iii IT 1 wants to he a camel?"
We novel- i aggerato and we never state what we
b not bolicM' to he true.
jl'ur the .ri"viil, we helieve that the Dayton is
c Hill CUiiilm; with its 15-inch tires.
Marshfield Cyclery
Agents for
.YTON BICYCLES
Phone 158-R
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DAYTON MOTORCYCLES
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Social Pleasures
I theatres, late suppers, dances, etc., often mean nerv
louj headaches the next day.
v e sell many good headache cure?. Its not hard
to find a remedy for a headache, but often the remedy
wworsc than the malady. Many cures contain danger
ot drugs that cause harmful after effects.
We heartily recommend Rexall Headache
Wafers because vc know their formula and euar-
atee them absolutely free from antipyrin, opium,
nwpWne or chloral. They arc a simple and positive
wr neauaches and neuralgia quickly kill the pain
SiSX?thc thc ncrvcs Tcrfectly suited to women.
r , "un ll'J Kexall guarantee. Two sizes Four
Wafers, lOc.-Twelvc Wafers, 25c.
ckhart-Parsons Drug Co.
"THE BUSY CORNER."
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Ilv ARROclntnil PreBS
OIIKOON I'nlr tonight nnd
Kililny oxcupt rnln Friday In
northwest. Southeasterly wind.
MUUli TKMPKItATt'ltK
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Fop the 2 1 hours ending nt
1:43 n. in., Feb. 13, by llonj.
Ostllnd, speclnl government mo
toorologleal observer:
.Maximum 05
.Minimum 30
At 1: 13 n. m 32
Precipitation 01
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Precipitation sarno period
I previous year 38.73
j Wind Northwest; clear.
I.ciivo Tomorrow Tho following
nro listed to leave on the Dniln
Qardlnor stago tomorrow morning:
WANT ADS.
I'Olt SAIjM I (ohm perennials anil
decorntlvu plantu F. A. Saechl.
T SOCIAIi CAIiUNDAH. I
TIIUUSDAY.
A. N. W. Club with MrB. O. A.
liennett.
Young Ladles' Aid of Norweglnn
church with Miss Elsie Larson
Ladles' Aid of tho Norwegian
church will moot In church
hnll.
I Fill DAY.
I Ladles' Art club with Mrs. Ivy
comiroti.
Crochet Club with Mrs. Don
McCrary.
North llond Library Association.
WANTiai Ono kitchen Ki- ami onu
chamberniald. Phono 2G0-L.
I'Olt S.l,i: Portable two-ovcu sec
ond hand hotel raiiKe, cheap.
Pioneer Hardware Co.
I'Olt SAM': LayliiK pullets. Cor.
llroadway anil Cedar, lion Wrlyht
WANTI'II) .Mold for general house
worh. Phono 380-.I.
I'Olt HUNT Furnished house of
nine rooms. Inquire room 201,
Hotel Coos.
I'Olt ItKNT House Keeping apart
menu SI 2. Phono 3ID-X, or call
at 413 North Second St.
I'Olt. SAI.K Modern seven room
house , with eonereto Imsoinout,
Two lots 10 x 140, uttractlvo lawn,
beautiful vlow, south facing. Cen
tral Ave. Snap If takon at once.
Seo Iteid about It, Coke llldg.
at-ooil
I I'Olt SALIC Silver Spangled lluin-
ourg cuicKens, aiso iimei; urp
lugtou cockerel. Phono 053,
North Hoik!.
K(.(.S lOlt ll.TCIIIN(J Whlto
Leghorn, MncFarland strain;
Rhode Island lteds, Elliott stinln.
i eo Charlus I'. .Jordan, Ijnstsldo.
AVANTI'.I) Woman or girl as nurso
I for olderly Invalid. Call Mrs.
j Seugstackon.
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I'Olt ItKNT Small house on Kast
I side, newly pnlutqd and papered,
near bridge. Apply llazar store.
I'Olt SAMv A good nine room
house and threo lots, 112x120
feet, In Hay Vlow, for S5000
cash If taken soon. Apply to
Charles Arlmidsnn, phono 40-L
or P. O. Ilox GGG, Mnrshfleld, Or.
I'Olt ItKNT Slvty acivs f orchard
and farm land on Sulugloliousa
Slough. For particulars phono
S3-J.
FOIt ItKNT Slv room modern
houso on Central nvonuo. K. A.
Anderson.
I'Olt ItKNT Two nice furnished
rooms, no children. Mrs. Potor
Scott, IIS Golden nvenuo.
WAXTKI) To Invest threo to five
hundred dollars, with working In
terest, or salary. Suitable for
lady. Address K, caro Times.
I'Olt SALIC India Itunuer duck
eggs for hatching. Comer of
South Sovonth and Ingersoll Sts.
William Shook.
FOIt ItKNT Threo room cottage,
South Fourth streot. For partic
ulars Inquire 378 South Second.
WANTKI) A malil for Reiicral
houso work. Phono 207-L, or
13C0 Contral aveuuo.
FOIt S.YI.K OK ItKNT IIouso una
four lots In Eastsldo. Apply to
Jnmes D. Cllnklnboard, Sumner,
O rogon.
ROOM AND nOAKD Pleasnnt
quarters and good cooking. John
Karl, 510 N Broadway.
FOR SALFJ Dry wood, fir nnd ai
der, at Campbell's Wood Yard,
Ferry landing. Phoie lEiJL.
FOIt SALB norses, harness nnd
wagon. Phono 57-J, Coos Day
Steam Laundry.
WANTED Twelve experienced mln
era and timber men. Apply Bear
er H1U Coal Co.
SATURDAY
Eastsldo Athletic Club dance. I
MIsh Clarke, Mr. Armstrong, II.
Stnnff. Itoy llently, Dr. F. S. Pratt
and S. It. Miisselninn.
To Take t'p Work F. A. Cloldnn
expects to take up his new dutl3 -us
superlvlsor of schools In Coos Coun
ty at once, bis appointment belli;;
rntlllod by tho new supervisors nt
the meeting nt Coqtilllo this week.
No Itald Made It was reported
today that n number of women In
tho North Ilend resorts had been nr
rcBted last night on old Indictments
by tho grand Jury, but Constablo
Cox, who was reported to linvo mndo
the arrests, dcnldo It.
More Motorcycles J. L. Koontz
received two now motorcycles on
tho Breakwater today, ono being for
A. E. Seaman and tho other for
himself. Mr. Seaman hns been
practicing up with tho motorcycle
and Is now snld to be an export.
Equity Cases Judgo Coke re
turned to Coqulllo this morning to
hear some equity cases, tho Jury
CIWH having concluded with Hit;
Stovons-Stutshinn ease. Tho Frnnlc
Cameron bootlegging enso from
South Slough will probably bo tried
at tho April term of court,
Child Dies The sad hews reach
ed Marshlleld this week of tho denth
of tho threo year old child of Mr.
nnd Mrs. W. D. Wilson of Oakland,
Oil., of Infantile paralysis. Mr.
Wilson is n hrntlior of Mrs. F. M.
Fried berg nnd Mrs. Wilson Is tlio
adopted sister of Judge mid J. T.
Hnll and Mrs. Ida Patterson.
Auto Stage Line. C. P. Barnard
returned Monday from Portland,
where ho bought threo Bulck auto
mobiles for use on tho ltoicburg
Myrtle Point stage line. This will
imike ten automobiles in all which
Mr. Bnrmird will have In use. Ho
has not decided whether ho will op
erate the machines on tlio Mnrsu
flold line also. Itosoburg Itovlew.
Aviator In Trouble Dispatches
from San Francisco announce that
Aviator Clirlstofforson may bo prose
cuted by the government becnuso ho
took up a photographer who took
views of tho forts there. Tho gov
ernment absolutely prohibits taking
of pictures of Its forts nnd formica
tions and Christoffersou and tho pho
tographer thoughtlessly took vlows of
them.
Wed Last Night. Albluus Q.
Oustnfsou of Loon Lako and Miss
Floronre M. Itooko wero married
last evening nt tho home of tho
Initio's mother, Mrs. Mary Itooko,
on North Coos River, tho Rev. J. E.
Burklinrt of the Mnrshfleld Presby
terian church olllclatlug. About 30
friends nnd relatives witnessed tho
roremouy.
Prelate Here Tito Vonorablo II.
Duncan Chnmhors, Archdcncom of
the Dloceso of Western Oregon, nr
rlved today on tho Bronkwntor, and
during his stay In Marshlleld will
bo a guest nt tho Eplscopnl Church
Rectory. Archdeacon Chnmhors Is
planning to hold n scries of Lenten
sorvlces, nnd also has with him lan
tern slides for mi Illustrated lec
ture, which will ho nnnounccd Inter.
Ho will preach In tho Eplscopnl
Church twice on Sunday.
Basketball Tho basketbnll game
played last evening between the
Mnrshfleld Athletic club mid tho
Mnrshfleld High school, reunited In
a senro of 3C to 2 I In favor of tho
Athletic club, Larson, Morrow, Ek
blad, Byerly and Otis played tor
thu Athletic club, whllo the High
school tonm wns composed of Lo
cocq, Seaman, Clark, Kruso and
Lynns. F. L. Grannls was the
reforco. Tho Marshflold High
school team will play tho Coqulllo
High school team nt Coqulllo Fri
day night.
Change In Mill It Is reported
that E. E. Fobs has been sent to
Prospor to bocomo superintendent of
tho Prosper mill In plnco of Archie
Kruso, formerly of Marshflold. Sud
dou & Chrlstan nson, owners of tho
mill, have S100.000 special lumber
contract In San Francisco, and it Is
understood tnht this Is responsible
for tho change Mr. Kruso will pro
bably romnln nt Prospor In chnrgo
of tho shlnglo mill, which ho had
prior to succeeding Wm. Kicking In
chnrgo of tho mill,
Killed in Wreck. Mrs. L. M. No
blo has received a lottor from Port
land stating that tho death or
Claudo Lockwood at El Oontro, Cal
ifornia, wns tho result of a wreck.
Mrs. Anna W. Lockwood, tho hoy's
niothor, lives nt Sollwood, a Port
land suburb, mid wont to Califor
nia to bring tho body bnck thero
for burial, tho remains being cre
mated, Ho lost both logs in tho
y I HIS business has a mission,
and it's for you. It is to
provide better clothes than ever,
greater values every day for
everybody who comes. That's
our service and our mission.
WOOLEN MILL STORE
This store Is tho homo of Hart Schnffucr & Marx Clothes.
wreck nnd wns eight hours before
being taken to a hospital where he
dlod. Ho was 19 years old nnd
had been living with his grandfa
ther. F. S. Webber. Claudo Lock
wood was born on Coos Bay, his
father dying hero when ho wns hut
two yenrs old.
II.
PERSONAL NOTES
Saturday Special Sale
Table Tumblers
Heavy Tumblers, 0.
Six tor UC
Thin Blown, 1
Six for 3UC
Needle Etch, Jk C
Six for 40C
Gonulne Cut, ffts
six for C JC
"ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW."
Pcoplcs'5-1 0-1 5cStorc
JOHN PORTER of Allegany Is in
town today.
W. II. SMITH of Coos River Is In
town today.
JAMES STOCK Is In town today
from Sumner.
AL SMITH of Coos River Is In
.Murshlleld today.
MRS. JUD MILLS of Sumner Is In
Mnrshfleld today.
J. M. CULLEY or Catching Inlot
Is it Marshfield visitor.
WALTER STULL of Allegany Is a
Marshflold visitor today.
MRS. E. E. DYER of Daniels Creek
Is spending tho day In town.
NINIAM WEHSTER Is In Marshfield
todny from North Coos River.
TOM SMITH hns nccopted a posi
tion In tlio Coos lhiy Creamery.
F. S. DOW expects to leave Satur
day for Portland on business.
J. E. WALLING arrived rroni Port
land this morning on tho Break
water. D. A. .IONICS Is planning to leave
tomorrow for Sun Francisco on
business.
CLIFFORD PERKINS of Gnrdlner
Is In Murshlleld on a short busi
ness trip.
HERMAN SANFORI) and son nro
among thu town visitors from
Sumner today.
J. C. BEATTIE and son nro busi
ness visitors to town today from
North Coos River.
MRS. MARY KRICK nnd little
daughter of Coos River nro spend
ing tho day In town.
MR. mid MRS. CIIAS. SELANDER
of Sumner, are In Mnrshfleld oil
business nnd pleasure.
REV. J. E. OSLUN1) Is planning
to lenvo soon on u business unit
pleasure trip to Portlnuu.
NORIS JENSON roturned on tho Re
dondo yesterday from a buslnes'i
trip to San Francisco.
CIIAS. DUNCAN Is In Mnrshfleld to
day on u business trip from his
South Coos River ranch.
G. J. LEMANSKI or tho Roynl
theater returned today from a
business trip to Portland.
DR. F. S. PRATT will lenvo tomor
row morning for Gnrdlner nrtor
n short stay in Mnrshfleld.
WM. ROBERTS roturned to town
this morning after a short visit
with his parents nt Allegany.
MRS. ANDERSON WRIGHT and
daughter, Ciara, are visiting In
Marshflold for tho day from Sum
ner. MISSES MABEL nnd ANNA WICK
MAN of Emplro nro guests or
Mrs. Win. Mngeo In West Marsh
lleld. B. It. KELLER and wife will lenvo
on tho Breakwater Saturday for
a two weeks' business trip to
Portland,
MRS. FARRIN of North Bond re
turned home this morning utter a
short visit with her son, William
Fnrrln or Sumner.
MISS MARY CLARKE will lenvo on
tho Drain stago tomorrow morning
for Portlnnd to Bolect her spring
millinery stock,
WM. MORGAN nnd wlfo of Daniels
Creek aro In town todny. It Is
reported that Mr. Morgajn hns
routed tho Larson placo.
LUTHER B. JUDY roturned from
his Portland trip today, bringing
back n flno nuto with him, which
ho will take to his Loon Lako
ranch In tho spring.
E. S. HENDERSON, who Is employed
on tho pllo-drlvor work on tho
Smith-Powers road boyond Myrtle
Point Is spondlng n fow dnjs lu
Marshflold. Ho reports that tho
work Is progressing nicely, the
lino wcntbor permitting Willott &
Burr to hasten It nt a surprising
rate.
EDDIE STICK, whoso sudden dc
parturo for Portland a couple of
weeks ago caused his mother
some apprehension, returned on
tlio Brenkwater todny.
MR. and MRS. CIIAS. MA1IAFFY
mid Mr. Mahnffy's sister, Miss
Lou Mnhaffy, aro spending todny
lu Marshflold from their homo
on North Coos Itlvor.
CHARLES McCULLQUGH returned
todny from Corvnllls, WliGl'O ho
hns been Unking a short cotirsa
at tho agricultural college. Ho
expects to return nhout October 1.
ELDON CHURCHILL of Snlom Is in
luui'Hinioiu naving arrived on mo
Glcmior. Mr. Churchill Is assist
ing L. A. Donnmnn In Installing
the now electric light plant nt Gar
diner. ARCHDEACON CHAMBERS arrived
hero todny from Portlnnd to con
duct speclnl services nt tho Epls
copnl churches lu this vicinity. Ho
will ho tho guest of Rev. It. E.
Browning.
W. T. HENDRYN nnd family will
movo Into the E. It. IIodBon houso
on South Fourth Street soon. Mr.
Hudson wns down from his Coos
River ranch yestordny to louse tho
place to him.
V. N. BARKER roturned on the
Breakwater today from Snlom nnd
Portlnnd, having gone to Snlom
with Sheriff Gage, when tho lat
ter took three prisoners thero ov
crlnnd last weok.
L. L. GILBERT returned Inst ovon
lug from a trip down tho roast
nnd met Mrs. Gilberts daughter,
who arrived on tho Brenkwnter on
a visit to her mother, who Is nt
Gold Bench.
WM. E. HOMME was over from
Cooston todny ou business, nnd In
cidentally looking for somo sub
stantial railway news. Ho says
Cooston will offer n bigger site
than North Bend for u S 100,000
hotel.
CHARLES BAILEY or Smith-Powers
Camp 2 wns lu Marshfield
yesterday to arrange ror his fin
al naturalization pnpors. Ho
mndo his first application lu
New York and this Is causing
him some delay mid Inconvenience
In getting his final papers.
Finnan haddie
Arrived on Steamer
Redondo
Headquarters at
Stauff Grocery Co.
Phono 102
Miukey'f Caudle.
I NORTH BEND NOTES.
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At tho meeting of tho North Bend
Library committee tomorrow, It In
expected that arrangements will bo
mndo ror opening tho library about
April 1. Applications may bo mndo
to tho North Bond city council to
assist tho library board financially.
Dr. Hurry Simpson, who hns beou
visiting bis brother L. J. Simpson,
loft ou the Spoodwell yesterday tor
Snn Francisco.
Mrs. Georgo Gelsendorror loft for
Bmidon todny.
AMONG THE SICK.
W. Holmrni, a loggor at tho
Smith-Powers camp nt Coalcdo was
takon to Mercy hospital yesterday
suffering from a sovero nx cut In
his foot.
Jnmes Alopzo Eddy, the little son
of Mrs. E. M. Eddy, Ib confined at
homo with n sovoro cold.
BAIUCRS TO CALIFORNIA.
Tho Grants Pass Courier says.
Mrs. R. B. Babor mid three daugh
ters loft Monday for tholr futuro
homo nt Santa Rosa, Cal. Graff
and A. Babor started last week .with
a car of work horses and household
goods. Thoy will bo located on i;
farm about a mllo from tho city.
NOTICE.
All momhors holding notes
against Marshfield Aorie, No, 538,
F. O. E aro roquested to present
smuo to mo Immediately.
J. B. SNEDDON. Sec.
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