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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
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You Get Insured Quality in 5130
A Heavy Weight Guaranteed Blue Serge Suit at $15.00
The Masterpiece of Clothcraft
ocientihc lailonng
lUbl to show now good a blue
serge suit could be made at a
medium price, the makers first
produced oou a year ago it prov- cr
ed the biggest seller they ever had, Yr?B
fwaftse it was easilv the best value vjW
in blue serge ever offered at the
price.
This spring, it'seven better.
In fact, it's the masterpiece of
Clothcraft Scientific Tailoring
While not the highest priced suit
in the Clothcraft line, it's easily the
best value that ever bore the Cloth
craft Label and Guarantee.
Before you decide on your Spring suit
come in and see the Clothcraft Blue Serge
Special No. 5130. Examine the cloth and the
tailoring. Try it on and noticcfthc style and
fit. If ycu don't decide it's the best $15.00
worth you ever saw, we won't ask you to buy.
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I Just say 5130 -i you want the best f
Blue Serge Suit, at $i5, you ever saw.
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Prescription Filling
is our business. "Vc fill any prescription or recipe
and fill it right. The purest Drugs and Chemicals
used. Kvcry prescription is twice checked before
delivered.
Prices always right.
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
PHONE
"THE BUSY CORNER."
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AMONG THE SICK.
A. K. NolT lints received word that
Ills father Ih critically 111 at Ills old
homo In WIbcoiibIu.
Miss Gamble, a nurso at Mercy
, hospital, underwent an operation
Saturday for appendicitis. Dr.
Housoworth reports that bIio Is get
ting along nicely.
Jus. Ferry, tho veuernblo Marsh
Hold iiloueer, Ih somowhnt Improved.
A SIX-CLUB
BALL LEAGUE
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sORPHEUM f ONlGHT
Kjoi)o feet or picruHES the urxxixo away op dow-
1! A STItOXfj DHAMA.
"TK MISSION OF THE HULLET" A WESTEHX STOUV.
PlCTr'lK KltA5IK U," OXK 0,,, T,,os'K 1'HHILLIXG WESTEHX
vnlin?.l.,,:t'IAIi kkqukst ivk auk kepeatixg "the cowiioy
" Tin; HAIIV THAT FUXXIEST OK ALL KL'XXV COMEDY.
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ADMISSION 10 CENTS.
Will ho welcomed ly tho fans of
Coos county. Everybody welcomes
tho Fine Fountain Drinks nt Sartor's
and everybody Is welcomo nt Snr
rte's. Comu In and sco.
Some choice fresh Candy Just re
ceived.
Parasol Covers
ALL SHADES OF ALL COLOHS
at tlm
Marslifield Cyclery
n nw,t t72 Hroadwny
Times Want Ads
&ing Results
TONIGHT
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The Royal
Special three-reel feature, THE
DALTOX HOYS of KAXSAS. .The
only living Dalton appears In tho pic
ture, KMMETT HAIrOX. .Today u
Respected Citizen.
nlso
Tlio Way to a Man's Heart Than
houscr. Making 1,000 feet of tho best pic
tures. Always tho best show,
itiiirmiv lOc Lower Floor 15c
Coming Monday MADGE,
IIEHSHEY & CO.
Huyo you tried our
HOME CANNED
FRUITS
Gooseberries Peaches
HlucUberries Peurs
loganberries Cots
In Quarts and I'luts Put up
right hero In Murshlleld.
Stauff Grocery Co.
Phone 102
Maskey's "andles.
APRIL TIDES.
Uelow Is givon the time nnd
height of high nnd low water nt
Marshfleld.
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WEATHEH FORECAST.
Dy Associated Press '
OREGON Showers tonight I
I or Tuesday. Cooler In cast nnd I
southwesterly winds.
LOCAL TEMPERATUHE
HECOltl).
For tho 24 hours ending nt
4:13 n. in., April 21, by lien J.
OHtllnd, special government me
teorological observer:
Maximum GC
Minimum 38
At 4:43 n. m 40
Precipitation none
Precipitation sluco Sept. 1,
1012 r,7.00
Precipitation snnio period
Inst yenr 40.54
southwesterly winds. j
Coos Day Mr. noycrsmlth made tunny
friends who will regret his departure
but wish him a full measure of suc
cess In his new venure. Mr. Hoyer
sinith Is n young man or marked
business ability and will win a place
for himself In tho commercial circles
of the Rose City.
Many to Court. Most of the at
torneys of MnrHhllold nnd North
Pond went to Coqullle this morning
to attend the opening bcbhIuu of tho
adjourned term of court which was
convened today by .Judge Coke. The
old Brand jury also renewed the
grind of Justice and many witnesses
left to appear boforo it. Judge Hall
went over and will look after some
probate mutters nlso.
Expect Hulls. Another shipment
of heavy steel rails Is due hero be
tween now and Mny l for the Ter
minal Hallway. Tho shipment was
ordered last Janunry. There will
be enough steel to complete tho
line from Its present northern ter
minus to the North lleud city lim
its. No plans have been completed
yet about tho lino over Mill Slough
pending final action on tho question
of closing nnd filling It.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
TUESDAY
L. O. O. M. Installation and
social.
Ladles Episcopal Guild with
Mrs. W. A. Toye.
Hoyal Auction Ilrldgo with
Mrs. C. F. McKnlght.
Eastern Star Soclnl.
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REDQNflQ IN
FROM SOUTH
PERSONAL NOTES
JOHN HIASCA of Coos Itlver Is In
town today.
MRS. UOW'MAN of North Coos Ulvor
Is in town for the day.
KOCCO DIASCA Is In town today
from Coos Itlver on business.
Change Meeting. The A. N. W.
club will moot next Thursday with
Mrs. S. Lando Instead of with Mrs.
Geo. K. Murch, owing to tho lattor's
departuro for Snn Francisco on n vis-It.
Council ToulBht. Tho Mnrshflold
city council will meet tonight to
take up various municipal matters.
There will be quite n bit of street
work and other mutters up for consideration.
G. E. 1IOLMDEUG and family will
leave Wednesday for California.
PETEP. GUILLIAMS of North Coos
Itlver I sin town todny on business,
MPS. A. O. UOOEHS. JIl of South
Coos Itlver Is spending the day in
town.
L. L. IIA'ELTON of Catching Inlet
Is a business visitor to Mnrshllold
today.
CAPTAIN N. J. CORNWALL of Gar
diner enmo in on tho Drain stngo
this morning.
Brings Shea Locomotive for
Smith-Powers Company
Had a good. Trip.
The Rodondo arrived In yestordny
from Snn Francisco after a good trip
up tho const. Sho had n fair list
of passengers nnd n good cargo of
miscellaneous freight.
in tho freight was a forty-ton Shea
locomotlvo for tho Smith-Powers
Logging company.
Tho Redondo will sail at 12 o'clock
Wednesday noon for Snn Francisco.
Among those arriving on her woro
the following:
Mrs. N. London, R. M. Kyle, T.
Drndloy. R. W. Rhnng, Mrs. Ithnng,
II. Dlutik, Mrs. Pluck, Mrs. C. W.
Glbhs, Miss Olbbs, E. Wold, G. W.
Egnn, E. Iloftinghoff, A. II. Imlioff,
F. II. Hnrrlson. R. C. Wldnor, L. A.
WIduer, Chns. II. U. Smith, J. Peter
son, Alox Smith, CI Lnttl, E. John
son, E. Johnson nnd ten atoornge. '
Locate Here. Messrs. Itecd and
Palmer, of Portland, will leave to
morrow for Portland to proparo to
move here. They expect to orcct nn
npartmont houso or two horo and
may nlso build a number of houses
to sell on tho Installment plan, Mr.
Reed In president of th Orgon Civic
Federation and has been prominent
In Oregon politics. Doth nre great
ly Impressed with this section.
Logger Injured. A loggor named
Hamlin had his right arm seriously
Injured In n donkey engine at the
Smith-Powers camp on South Inlet
Inst Snturdny. Ho was brought to
Mercy hospital for treatment.
To lecture Here. Mrs. M. A.
C. Riley will deliver tin illustrated
health talk for women under tho
auspices of tho Ladles' Aid nt tho
Christian chinch on Central avenue
at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon.
Locates In Sau Diego. In a letter
to The Times Carl F. Johnson has or
dered the address on his papor
changed from Onkland to San Diego,
Cnl. Ho writes that ho has decided
to locate In San Diego for tho present.
I. S. Smith Ituys Home Site. Jons
Hanson today sold I. S. Smith two
lino resldouco lots In Songstncken'H
addition, Mr. Smith purchased
them for tho purpose of building n
new home. Mr. Hansen says It Is ono
of the llnest building sites on Coos
Hay.
Wedded Here. Louis F. Curtis, n
senior for tho Smlth-PowuiH company
at tho Conlcdo camp, nnd Miss Nancy
E. Thompson, wero married at tho
homo of tho brldo'tt mother on El
rod nvenuo Saturday evening by Uev.
II. I. Hutlcdgo. Tho groom enmo
horo soino tlmo ngo from Missouri
and tho brldo arrived on tho Inst
Urenkwater.
J. It. Milne Writes. In ronowlng
his subscription to Tho Times, J. D.
Mllno writes from Goldlleld, Nevada:
"I ant glad to got Tho Times, as I
want to keop posted on tho Day and
still hope to bo with you again ahead
of tho railroad." Mr. .Vllno's many
friends will bo glad to sco him back
horo but ho will hnvo to hurry If ho
bents tho railway.
Delegates Chosen. Tho Mnrshflold
Council of tho Knights of Columbus
has solected as delegates to tho state
convention, Rov. Father Monro,
Grand Knight Hugh MuLaln and
James II. Flanagan to represent this
council nt that tlmo. Tho conven
tion Is held In Portland the second
Tuesday In May. Mr. McLaln, who
Is Crank Knight of tho local lodgo, j
also state deputy of tho stuto organization.
DAIRY AND STOCK FAH.'.TS.
If you want a good Dairy or
Stock farm see Fitzgerald or
Phono !U51, Marslifield. For the
iiomesecKer no can snow jou
soiuo of the best lit the county j
lor saie.
Change In Laundry. Tho Twin
City Laundry at North Dond has
been incorporated and Is now bolng
conducted under now manugomont,
II. II. Dean having withdrawn on
tlroly from It. Mr. Powell has tak
en the management and II. H. Wil
cox, who recently arrived on tho
bay from Eugene, will take chargo
or their Marslineld delivery depart
ment, succeeding It. M. Sartor.
J. II, DAVIS, tho Coos River rancher,
came to Mnrshllold this morning
with produco for tho local market.
J. E. NOAH and sons, MASON and
iv, aro spending tho dny In town
from their North Coos Ulvor homo.
MRS. C. W. OIWIIS nnd daughter ar
rived yesterday from California to
Join Mr. Glbhs on tholr North Inlet
cranberry ranch.
MR. HAUUY I). COLVIN Ih expected
horo Rhortly from Douglas, Arizona
to sco his brothor, II, C. Colvln,
wuo Ih seriously III.
FRED GAGE of Allegany went to
Coqullle today and will return
with a span of horses, which he
will tnko to Allegany.
MISS ANNA McELDOWNEY. who
hns been vlBltlng hor brother, W.
F. McEldownoy, exports to leave
thlH week for California.
TI1EO. DRADLEY. tho well known
drug salesman, arrived hero yester
day from Sau Francisco on IiIh
regular tour of this section.
It. II. ALLEN, of Enid, Oklahoma,
has accepted a position In Lock
hurt & Parsons drug store and ex
pects to reach hero the llrst of
Mny.
II. LOCKIIAUT and wlfo and J. II.
FLANAGAN nnd wlfo spent Sun
day at tho Lockhart bungalow on
South Coos Ulvor returning homo
today.
Tho DOCTOH SAYS: "Iluy your
KLOUK Of HALVES.
I WANT ADS.
I'OH SALE. Complete housekeeping
outfit for C rooms; n modern
house nnd garden; can bo .routed
by tho purchnsor only. C. A.
Howard, 173 11th St. North.
Phono 343-J.
1'IIUIIO JIO-J.
WANTED A lady cook. Addrcs
A. II., euro Times.
MR. AND MRS. GEO. F. MURCH
and daughter, Mrs. Hugo Qulst,
left todny on tho Nairn Smith for
a short pleasiiro trip to Califor
nia points.
T. II. STACKHOUSE and wlfo, who
hnvo boon guostH nt tho C, A. How
nrd homo In West Mnrshllold, ex
pect to lenvo on tho next Redondo
for San Francisco.
A. J. MENDEL loft Saturday for
San Francisco on a business trip.
Ho wont vln Portland and will
stop at Sacramento, Cal to visit
his mother and slstor.
MRS. C. E. ANDERSON of Sumner
Is In Mnrshllold today on hor way
to Ilandon, whoro sho expects to
locate, Mr, Anderson having em
ployment nt that plnco.
UEV. FATHER MUNRO, MRS. EF
FIE FAUUINGEU, MISS MAUY
DEUNIUCH, EDGAIt CASON und
others formed a party enjoying nn
afternoon on Coos Ulvor.
FOR HEXT Modern four room
houso, partly furnished; furnish
ings for sale. Dr. Lcsllo.
WAXTED Sober, honest, Industrl
oils young man with family wish
es to secure a utoady position;
good roferonces; not particular
as to kind of work. Address W.
E. Dont, C20 Kentucky St., Vallo
Jo, Call.
WAXTICD od milch rims; If you
liavo any call Phono 4G1, North
lloud.
WAXTED Mnu to paint Imuso by
tho dny. Apply ovoulngs, 990
Fourth street South.
FO HEXT Comfortable room
with stovo and hath. Phono-23G-J;
7G8 North Second St.
FOR KALE l'cw settings of Illackt
Minorca eggs. Phono 232-L.
FOR SALE Improved over-bearing
Orogon strawberry plants, 25 cts.
per dozen, Mrs. M. A. Sweotmnn,
Fomdalo.
WANTED Purchaser for Lot 1.
Dlock 37, North lloud, 30x100, on
northwest cornor of Mead nnd
Wnahlngton, $000. Tonus 1-2
cash; this Is n money maker.
100x100 on Sixth nnd Dennett,
Mnrshllold. for $3G00. Three aero
block nt Enstsldo for $1000, easy
torms. Sco Tltlo Guarantee &
Abstract company.
FOK HEXT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms with gas. 24G N. 4th
street. Phono 242-L.
WINDOWS CLEANED Houso work
and cooking by Chlneso boy, Ap
ply Geo Chow Laundry.
Hydroplane Doa)cd. C. O. King
todny received a tolegram from V.
C. Gorst, his partnor, stating that
tho new flying maehlno was a great
success, having been tried out yes
terday, four people ninklng tho trial
trip In It In flue shape. Mr. Steolo
will not bo ready to conic horo for
n month or so and Mr. King wired
Mr. Gorst that It would probably ho
hottor to remain In Sau Diego for a
few weeks longor, giving trial flights
there as Mr. Gorst suggested, until
Mr, Steele Is ready to como.
Locates in Portluud. G. E, Doyer
smith, who has been connected with
tho Hub Clothing Store for tho past
two years, left Saturdny for Portland,
whoro ho will join his wifo and en
gage in the Mercantile brokorago
business. During his residence on
MISSES SHIRLEY PETERSON nnd
HLANCH CUTL1P. who woro Sun
dny guests of Miss Elna Solnnder
of Catching Inlet, roturncd to
North Dond this morning.
MR. und MRS. W. S. JOHNSON and
son, HAROLD, of Tacoma. who
spent a weok at r;. N. McDonnell
nn Chns. Schonjberg homes, left on
tho Dreakwntor Saturday for tho
north.
FOIl SALE Slfllllnu buttercups; $:t
por setting; furttuty guaranteed.
Mrs. E. Don McCrnry.
WAXTED A hiiuill tract of acreage,
part undor cultivation. State
prlco, torms, location and im
provements. A. E. Halllday, Pox
759, Marslifield, Orogon.
FOR SALE Few settings of wild
mallard duck eggs. Phono 308-LL.
WAXTED Girl for general house
work. Mrs. J. L. Ferry. 9G Hall
Avo. Phono 44-J.
HENRY DLACK and wlfo returned
homo yesterday on tho Redondo
from a visit at various points.
Dotli are improved In health and
Mr. Dlack's eyesight waB also ben
ollttod by specialists whom ho consulted.
E. W. SULLIVAN and wlfo. ESTHER
nnd DUSTER SUILL1VAN, MR
and MRS. JAMES KELLOND and
EDNA KELLOND and MRS. TOM
NICOLS spent Sunday as guests at
tho W, II. Smith homo nt the forks
of Cpos Ulvor.
Tho WAY to SAVE MOXEY Ib to
buy of HALVES.
FOH HALE Orj wood, tlr and al
der, at Campbell's Wood Yard,
Ferry landing, Phoie 15tf-L.
Get a BLOOD Purifier
of merit by Insisting on Ilrown'
Famous Wood Purlflor. Sprlii"-.
is hero nnd now Is tho tlmo f r
purlfjlng your system.
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