The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, April 24, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
Do You Need Money ?
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If You Do, Try Savin;
Here is an opportunity to save on your housefurnishings.
Prices Speak Louder Than Words
Hemstitched Curtain & JfK
Swiss, per yard only P "
Imported Scotch 1 A
Madras, per yd. only v
Oak Extension
Tables . . .
$1 0.00
Hemstitched Scrim
Curtains per pair only
1.50
Hardwood Sewing 1 7
RockerS nicely finished I i J
Oak Arm Rockers,
Saddle Seat . .
3.00
Large Size Dressers, 1 A 7E
Bevel Plate Glass . . I U. J
9x12 Axminster
Rugs, only ....
20.00
Handsome Set Gold
Band Dishes . .
7.50
First Class New
Bedsteads . .
2.50
We want you to feel welcome to shop at this store.-without
feeling any obligation to buy. We have the best store, the
choicest selections; the lowest prices and we solicit your inspection.
PERRY & NICHOLSON-
For chapped hands and face use
Rexall Honey Almond Cream
The finest thing you ever used
Price 25 Cents
For sale at the Busy Comer,
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
PHONE
"THE BUSY CORNER."
MAIN 298
US
ORPHEUM TONIGHT
4,000 Feet
All New Pictures
ADMISSION 10 CUNTS.
WANT ADS.
WAXTFD W'onmii to scrub. Ap
ply Phono 1H7-X.
FOIl HAM: One choice lot In fin. I
addition. Add ions P. O. 1 1 ox GS0,
Mnrshllold, Ore.
FOIl K EXT Modern four r n
hoiiHo, partly furnished furnish
ings for nalo. Phono 101 -J. Or.
I.csllo.
Ql'ICK HAM-: $:ttO villi buy tun
lovol, cleared lots In Hay View.
Win. Wnrron, nt Curry'8 Hurher
Shop.
WAXTED Sober, honest, Imluslrl
oiih young man with family wish
es to secure n steady position;
good references; not particular as
to kind of work. Address W. E,
Dent, G2G Kentucky St., Vallojo,
Cnl.
LIHEKAL HEWAltD Will he paid
for Infonnatlon of party, who cut
lumbor during tho Inst ton years
from Henry Hutlor's placo, South
Slough, na on I.nso plaro, Hutlor'B
by purchnso. Hall and Hall, nt
tornoys, Murehflehl.
WAXTED Ilcy 18 years of ngt
over, tho latter preferred, must ho
of good moral character and wil
ling to do tho work ho Is told to
Good position for right party.
do. Good position for right par
ty. Lewis' Confectionery.
&UIIY AXI) STOCK PAIUtS.
sSi- ,iant a 800d Dairy or
IW. '?rm be Fitzgerald or
torn. . Ho cuu 8v 'OU
'or iale U' "JCSt ,u th0 county
Parasol Prt7orc
SHADES of ALL COLORS
nt tho
Marslifield Cyclery
I'ton io"1",u Agents.
172 Hroadwny
have moved
Iot Eow,'1?' ,Btoro wlt n "ow H"
lJlieamana now flxtures-i-Come
r-
WE OFFEIl YOU
Wellman Canned
Sweet Potatoes
t 20c Per Can.
With each can roclples for:
Wellman Sweet Potato Pie.
Wellman Sweet Potatoes can
died. Wellman Sweet Potato Toast.
Tho abovo aro delicious dishes
concocted by famous cooks.
Phono us your orders.
Stauff Grocery Co.
Phone 102
Maskey's "nndlea.
'"ties Want Ads. Bring Results
WAXTED Tun regular roomers;
coiufortnhlo front rooms, atovo
and bath, 1 1-2 blks. from P. O.
237 North Hrondwny.
FOIl SALE 80 acres of hill land ut
head of North Inlot, 45 minutes
walk from boat landing. Now
county road just built. 5 room
house with good water sys
tem. Orchard of 30 trees 2 and
3 years old and good varloty of
borrlos. Look this up. Bargain.
"J" Caro Times.
WANTED Modern house, -1 rooms
or largor. Close In. No children.
Address J. C. J, Caro Times.
FOIl SALE Feu- settings of lllack
Minorca eggs. Phono 232-L.
FOIl SALE ltooinlng house. Nice,
clean placo In oxeollent location.
Can bo bought right. See Coos
Pay Itealty Co., opposite Grand
Theater. Phono 2C4-J.
FOIl NEXT Five room bungalow.
Seo Coos Day Realty Co. Phono
2G4-J. Opposlto Grand Theater.
WAXTKI) Oirl for general house
work. Good homo, light work,
plenty of timo off. Phono 318-J.
WAXTED Purchaser for four lots
lu Dunker Hill near Squire's storo
APIML TIDES.
Below la given the rlmo nnd
height of high nud low water at
Mnrshflcld.
Tho tides nre placed In tho order
of occurrence, with tholr times" on
the first tine nnd heights on the
second lino of each day; a compai
Ison on consecutive heights will
Indicate whether It la high or low
water. For high water on tho bur,
iitliitrnct 2 hours 34 mlnutns.
2i urn.. 4.26 li.oo r..r.3 io.ri
0.5 0.4
r..oo 11.59
0.1 0.0
5.5C 12.53
5.7 0.2
Kt.
25 I Irs..
,Ft...
2 C 1 1 1 rs. .
'Ft...
4.0 2.3
fi.52 11.411
4.4 2.7
7.57 0.0
4.2 0.0
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WEATHER FOHECAST.
I
lly Associated Press
Oregon Fair tonight, Friday 1
1 variable winds, mostly north- '
i easterly.
LOCAL TEMPEHATUItE
ItF.COHD.
For tho 24 bourn ending nt
1:13 A. M., April 21 by llenj.
OHtlind, special goorntncnt me
teorological observer:
1 Maximum 02
1 Minimum 31
i a i i i r a . m n r
, last year 50 37
PrerliltatIon hIiico Sept. 1,
I 1912 58.11
I Preclpltntlon snino period
Inst year 50.37
I Wind: Northwest. Clear.
Ilium Progressing, J. W. Mltch
o1I'.h flue new homo in Plat II' Is
progroHsIng nicely and will bo ready
for occupancy about May 15.
Ilallroad Supplies, The launch
Turtle, under Captain Getty, of
North Inlet, Is londing provisions
and supplies for Porter Brothers'
camp and will leave this afternoon.
Finds Indian Hummer. Itov. It.
O. Thorpe, while working lu his
for $1050. 75x140 on corner of
' Fifth and Johnson for $4,000.
Also owner of lady's nice silk um
brella left In our olllco and "too
good to keep." Title Gunrnntco &
Abstract Co.
5rfD -L JL ! 0 9
zwugu iiuuung :
"I don't mind. This is
a Studebaker Wagon9
that's why I bought it. I noticed that
men were using the Studebaker where
eyer the work was hard hauling steel
girders in the city, logs in die woods,
stone in the quarry."
"My work is hard and I know it. My wagon
is on my payroll and must earn its salary. That's
why I bought a Studebaker. I can't afford to
buy a cheaper one."
"Get in touch with a Studebaker dealer, he's
a good man to know." ,
Farm Wagon
DcUrary Waion
Uuiflet
Trucks
Contractor' Waion
Runabout
Dump Wagon
Surrey
lltrn.M
See our Dealer or write ut.
STUDEBAKER South Bend. Ind.
NRW YORK
MINNEAPOLIS
CHICAGO DALLAS KANSAS CITY DKNVRR
SALT LAKE CITY SAN FRANCISCO rORTLAND, OR.
FOIl SALE NO acre fnnn with Im
provements and fuitnlturc. ,1
miles from boat landing off Coos
liny $1,200. Coos May Realty Syn
dicate, 25S Front street.
FOIl SALE Complete housekeeping
outllt for 5 rooms. Modern hauso
can he routed by purchaser. 475
Ilennutt Ave.
WAXTED To borrow SHIM on good
security for threo years at 8 per
cent; 200 acres laud, Address
W, caro Times.
FOIl SALE. Complete housekeeping
outllt for 5 rooms; n modern
houso and garden; cnu bo rented
by tho purchaser only. C. A.
Howard. 173 11th St. North
Phono 343-J.
WAXTED A lady cook.
' A. II., caro Times.
Address
FOIl It EXT Coiufortnhlo room
with stnvo and hath. Phone
2.IU-.T; 70S North Second St.
FOIl NEXT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms, with gns. 2IC N. 4th
street. Phono 242-L.
FOIl BALE fur wood, fir nnd ill
dor, at Campboll's Wood Yard
Forrv Inndlncr Phnwn 1M-T.
garden In South Marshficld yester
day unearthed an old ludlnii stouo
hummer, longer than tho ordinary
Mono hammer.
Fine Parly. About forty couples
enjoyed tho dance and card party
given by tho MniHlilleld Lodgo of
Elks nt tholr hall last evening. It
was delightfully Informal. A full
orchestra furnished music and light
refreshments were served.
To Aid Son. C. L. Hoed nnd
wlfo have urrlved hero frouT Mod
ford to try nud aid their sou, Frod
Heed, who Is faring charges of In
voluntary manslaughter, ns a re
sult of tho enr which ho was driv
ing upsetting nnd killing L. K. Dai-
Portland whoro ho will confer with
Archbishop Chrlstlo about tho now
church nnd parochial rcsldcnco hero.
Xo Clue. Marshal Cnrtor Is un
uhlo to find nny cluo In tho tlioft of
$00, which Mr, Fisher, a local auto
driver, roports was stolon from him
nt his room In tho Lloyd hotol tho
night bofnro Inst, IiIh trousors bolng
carried out and loft lu tho hall after
tho inonoy wns tnken.
Use Dnrgi Here. it Is roportod
that Porter l)rothei aro planning
to uso tholr now bargo, which they
hnvo ordorcd from Kruso nnd Hanks,
for n time In hauling supplied to and
from Cooh liny, tho Umpqun nnd Sltt
slnw nnd lator uso It for hauling lum
ber from tholr Sluslnw mill, Tho
ordor for a second big bnrgo will
linger.
Edmunds Won Employe. (leorgo probably bo placed soon.
Smith, of Coos Itlvor, who wns In KtossmeNler Writes. Secrotnry
Mnrshflcld today on business, stated John Motley, of tho Mnrshllold
that William KdmundH, tho forger, Chamber of Commerce, hns rccolvod
had been employed by him only n longthy lottcr from Prof. A. E.
about six weeks. Ho said that Ed- Stossmolster, who sturted tho Coos
munds worked for his hoard during Hay lluslness College hero nnd who
that time nud ho did not know much wns called upon by tho Chamber
about him. of Commorco to seo Hint tho con-
Successful Fishing Pnrly. A par- tracts woro fulfilled. Mr. Stoss
ty consisting of Itohort Swnnton, O, mulstor explains In detail of
A. Dennett, Fred llenuott, Lylo IiIh business troubles hero hut says
Savago nnd Nols ItnsmiiHsen Invaded that ho will return from AHtorla
tho haunts of tho trout yester- nnd seo that mattorH nro stralghtou
dny nnd returned Inst night with a ed out satisfactorily.
hundred nnd fifty In their creels
nt least that's tho niimhor given AT THE HOTELS. I
out by the most voracious ehron- y
Icier of tho party. i The Chandler.
Postpone Trip. Hov. Fnthor A.' L. T. Morgan, Snu Francisco:
II. Munro hns received word that Frank Cntterlon, Handon; C. M.
Father Lano, who was oxpectod to Ebonhnrt, Portland; C. 11. Prowltt,
visit tho Catholic parishes lu this Portland; O. J. Scoley, Coqulllo;
section, has postponed his trip un- Mrs. C. M. Endlcntt, Coqulllo; Ceo.
til Inter In tho Summer. Father Hlnlr, Snu Francisco; E. C. Huntor.
Munro will leavo early In May for Snn Francisco; L. P. Drydon, Port-
- . - - land; W. O. Egolston, Onklnnd: J.
(Hiavt,rufHl,Hx Ia. Mitchell, Portland; E. P. O'Noll.
Scnttlo;
rvOESN'T this weather make you feel
-' like getting close to the soil. How
about that lawn, and the flowers, and that
garden?
JJg
Lawn Mowers
Hoes
Rakes
Shovels
Spades
Weeders of all kinc's
All Garden Tools are
specialties with us.
ffif&umxmmi
fSSsSurion vnl I hi IvHiMTS
: 'y'r'.'iririir vmarj
'W I
. McAduuiH, Uniidon.
Lloyd Hotel.
Emma Conk, Empire; T. Moon,
Myrtlo Point; II. T. Mollon, Myrtlo
Point; M. C. Cady, Norway.
Itlnnro Hotel.
P. II. Hoylo nud wlfo, Handon;
Win. McMullon, Empire; F. h.
Plorco, LnkoHlde,
I Hole) Coos,
, It. Goodmnn, Coos Illvor; D. John
,son, Coqulllo; Mr. Cnstro and wlfo,
.Myrtlo Point; 'A T. Slglln, Isthiuua
, Inlot; Julius Kruso, Isthmus Inlot;
Atlii lirnvon, uouieuu; uuiih. uuuor
wood, Daniels Crook; James John
son, Tnrhool Point,
ititiDOE sti:i:l comes.
Southern Pncllle (!c,tK Two CiirlomW
1'or Coos liny Line,
" Two cnrloads of brldgo Iron for
tho Wlllnmotto Pnclllo railway ar
rived In Eugeno this morning and
woro takon to tho Coos Hay branch."
WHENCE JAPS
GO TO WAR
Tho frst placo thoy will want to
tako will ho Coos Hay and tho next
place will bo SAHTEU'S bocauso tho
light will bo so hot thoy will require
a refreshing drink and ovorybody
knows tho best fountain drinks on
Coos Hay aro at SAHTBR'S.
Get a BLOOD Purifier
of merit by Insisting on Hrown's
Famous Wood Purifier. Spring
Is hero and now Is tho tlmo for
purifying your system.
SEE 0111 WINDOW.