THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1913 -EVENING EDITION.
SPECIALS
25c French Gingham, 32 inches Wide
10c and 12k
While East last January we bought a lot of 32-inch French
Ginghams, regular 25c values, at a price so that we are able
to sell them at JO and J2ic, See a few of them in our window.
It is the policy of The Golden Rule to price every article just
as low as possible without regard to its real value.
Colgate's Talcum
regular 25c size,
The
Marshfield
REXALL DISAPPEARING
SKIN CREAM
Does not stain. If properly applied it is ab
sorbed by the skin. Gloves or other dress may be
worn directly after the cream is applied. It' ap
plied before the skin is exposed to sun or wind it
will tend to counteract their disagreeable effect.
Price 25 cents, at
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
"THE BUSY
MAIN
PHONE
PHONE
MARSHFI ELD
MESSENGER
Call 1.1H.K for a hoy to deliver tlmt
ORPHEUM
FIVE NEW
THE DAWNING Vltngraph. A big, two-reol feature.
COLD STORAGE EGG; ODD OCCUPATIONS IN NEW YORK. Com
edy, featuring Iluth Itolmul.
MARGUBHITA AND MISSION FINDS A story of old California.
ADMISSION
HE STEAM SHOVEL
HAS ARRIVED
'But even boforo It arrived bust-
rnesa was good at Snrtcr's,
because they have tho best
fountain goods and can-
uies on Coos Bay. fllf
ou are In doubt,
come; try a Rail-
way Rapturo,
the swollest
drink In
town
OR QUICK WORK,
FOR PROMPT WORK, '
FOR GOOD WORK,
Telephone the old reliable
oos Bay Steam Laundry
reel
p always deliver the goods.
lHIe 57-J Marshfield
"afield & A .
rth Bpn,i Auto Line
a.amleave every 20 minutes from
12 oV J ' "V:..iV?m J ? ".?
- ojijr nun, ruru iu
znZ::..- nd trip 25 cents
in ip , books' 20 r,des 2-00'
lid ,;'1.v'1,naier Hotel, Marsn-
L a North Tlon,! Vr-o Cn In
n Bend.
I5ST&KJNG, Props.
r-VvAY8AThe k,nd Y0U havo
r;'AiH usrd. Phn. in Doifl.
anl Transfer Company.
Powder,
only 15c
Colgate's Dental Cream,
regular 25c size, only 20c
Golden Rule
R. A. Copple.
CORNER."
298
US
158-R
CYCLERY
SERVICE
parcel. A dime will my the bill.
TONIGHT
PICTURES.
TEN CENTS
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW
See COliTHELZ
PHONE 3171.
TONIGHT
at
The Royal
.Offers another of thoso big double
bills.
Tho Cleo MmIIsoii Company playing
WHEN I WAS 21.
Tho last night of
Gmliamo & Norton
in another one of tnelr fine spe
cialties and singing numuers
1000 Feet, nil new pictures IOOO
THE TRAMP REPORTER A 2-
feature by Powers.
AN APACHE FATHERS VEN
GEANCE Bison.
UNFORSEEN EVENTS Eclair.
No more to bo said Come nml soo
for yourself.
Admission,
Lower floor 20c. balcony 10c.
The spring months ofton find a
woman tired out, with pain In bac'i,
hips and head, nervous and sleep
less. Foley Kidney Pills quickly
prove their worth and value as a
healer of all kidney and bladder ail
ments and" Irregularities. Thay aro
a splendid" remedy for rheumatism,
clearing the uric ncld from the
Joints and system. Try them. Owl
Prescription Pharmacy. Frank D.
Cohan. Opposite Chandler Hotel.
Phone 74.
BANDON.
Ladies of Coos Bay
will find our
DELICATESSEN
iv groat convenience.
Today wo have:
HOME BAKED BEANS
SALADS
COTTAGE CHEESE
Drop In for a cup of tea.
White House Bakery
Formerly Leld'o)
Try
Corona Blend Coffee
Coos Bay Tea, Coffee & Spice House
O'CONNELL BLDQ.
Phono SJOI-J. J8 Murket.
Thi Star Transfer
and Storage Co.
Is proparod to do all klndi of hauling
on short notice. W moot all trains
and boats and we also baro tho latoat
tylo Roynolds Piano Motor. W
guarantee our work.
L. H.Heisner, Pt
Phnnn flH-Tt, ittn. q.t.
rop.
Fitae
Homines
oo Stfa St.
And wo nro offering four
lots thoro on a comer, at
$900 each. This is decldodly
cheaper than auythlng olso In
tho neighborhood. Anybody
who knows will toll you this.
I. S. KAUFMAN & CO.
Low In price, high in quality.
Electric Irons
Wo have n few second. hand
irons in good working condition
at $1.75.
New Irons, $3.80 up.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
Phono 2 3 7-J 153 N. Broadway
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that tho un
dersigned has been duly appointed
administratrix of tho estate of John
A. Hanson, deceased, and letters of
administration on said esfato duly
Issued to her.
Now, wherefore, all porsons hav
ing claims against said estate aro
hereby notified to present tho samd
to me at tho office of James T. Hall,
11 Eldorado blJg., Marshfield, Ore
gon, with tho proper vouchers duly
verified as by law required, within'
sir months from the date hereof.
Dated this 22 day of April. 1913.
ANNA HANSON.
Administratrix of tho estate of
John A. Hanson, deceased.
First publication May 6, last pub
Hcatlon Juno 10. 1313.
New antf Second1 Hand Furniture
sold on the Installment plan.
HARRINGTON, DOYLE & CO,
302 Front St.
Phone 840-L
Marshfield, Or.
Be Up To Date
Order your Suit from
TVirlS The Tailor" and
IVJiJU DVfetfs ETxpertf
278 Front St. Upstairs. I
dMlJF
MAY TIDES.
Below 1b given the tlmo and
height or high and low water at
llarshneld.
Tho tides are placed In the order
or occurrence, with their times on
tho first line and heights on the
second lino or each day; a compar
ison on con Gcuttve heights will
Indicate whether It Is high or low
water, r'or high wator on tho bar
subtract 2 hours 34 minutes.
27 Hrs. . 1.42 7.17 1.50 S.GC
'Ft... 2.S 4.7' 0.9 4.9
WKATH EH FORECAST.
By Associated Press.
OREGON Showers tonight or
Wednesday. Westerly winds.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE
HECOHI).
For tho 24 hours ending at
4:43 a. m., May 27, hy BonJ.
Ostllnd, special government me
teorological ouscrver:
Maximum 70
Minimum r2
At 4:43 a. in 52
Preclpltalon 21
Precipitation since Sept. 1.
1912 G0.C4
Precipitation samo period
last yoar (iG.38
Wind: South. Clody.
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HOHN
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CAPPS To Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 8.
Capps, at their homo In South
MnrshflcUl, Tucsdny morning, Mny
27, 1913, n girl. Mother and
child aro doing woll and tho father
will recover In tlmo. Just now he
Is certain that tho only roal quoon
of tho May lg tho beautiful little
baby girl that already calls him
"da-da." Ho Is acting like a proud
parent of royalty and would scarce
ly recognize any European emper
or.. Tho Times takes an unusual
Interest In tho now arrival as Mr.
Capps has been foreman of Tho
Times composing room for sovoral
years. If you And any errors In llio
paper attrlbulo It to an oxuboranco
of Joy that exists nil over tho of
flco, for ovoryono fools a shnro In
the happlnoss of this worthy coup
le over tholr first born.
Makes Auto Trip. Luther Judy
innilo tho trip In his auto yester
day from Loon Lnko to Allegany.
This Is tho first trip over tho road
this season.
Kilts Hrokcn. A further exam
ination of Carl Wcstorlund, who
was Injured yesterday by a fall on
tho Breakwater, disclosed tho fact
that his ribs woro broken. Ho was
WANT ADS.
FOR SALE A plnno, Marshall .V
Wondoll make. Apply Box 11 caro
Times. '
LOST Roll of motorcycle tools Inst
Saturday on rond to Smith mill.
Howard for return to Coos Hotol.
ACTORS WANTED for stock com
pany going to organize Expor
lonco unnecessary. Stoady work.
Wrlto Pac. Coast Stock Co.,
Marshflold.
FOR HHNT Furnished flat, hot
and cold wntor, bath and wash
room. No children. 385 North
Third streot.
WANTED Girl for confectionery
and Ico cream stand In Coqulllo.
Address Clerk, caro Times.
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. COS First and Birch
St. Tolophono 230-J.
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. 415 South Fourth St.
FOIl SALE Good paying business
orrored ror a tow nunurett coi
lars. Box J, caro Times.
LOST F. O. K. watch charm In
North Bond. Howard for return
to North Bend News Co.
WANTED Mlddlo iiged lady for
gonernl houso woik. No washing.
Two adults. Apply Lando's Dry
Goods store at onco.
FOR KENT Lnrgo house In South
Marshflold, Phono 119-L.
FOR SALE Four No, I dairy cows.
J. M. Culloy, Catching Inlot.
FOR RENT 5-room house on North
Front street. Call F. Tlmmer
nian, N. Front street.
WANTED Chimneys to clean. K.
port work and reasonable rates,
Call Blanco Hotel.
FOYt' SALIJ Lease on lH-room
furnished rooming house. Ad
dress P. O. box 745, North nend.
or phone" 1391.
DRESSMAKING First class dress,
making done at Ladles' Emporium,
FOR SALE Household furniture
for four rooms. Apply 927 South
Broadway. House may bo rented.
Phono 187-R.
FOR' RENT Comfortable room
with stovo and bath. Phone
236-J; 768 North Second St.
FOR RENT Modern five room house
Phone 321.
DAIRY AND STOCK FARMS.
If you wunt a good Dairy oi
Mock farm address J. E. Fitz
gerald, or phone .1151, Marsh
Held. For the llomeseeker He
can show you some of the best
in the county for sale.
so badly Intoxicated that he became
vlolont and had to bo confined in
the city Jail. Ho just camo here
from Mnploton and was en route to
San Francisco where his wlfo re
sides. Society to Meet. The Women's
Missionary Society of the Presbyter
Inn Ch.irch will meet nt the home of
Mrs. A. L. Iluttz at Hunker Hill on
Wednesday afternoon.
Will Ri'slgn Cnpt. T. J. Mnc
Ronn. commander or the Coos Dav
division of tho Oregon Nnval Mili
tia, announces that he will tender
his resignation to Governor West
nt once.
Mines Shop. J. O. Langworthy
has moved his barber shop Into tho
now quarters on Front street Just
north of the Ekblad hardware store,
which ho recently completed. The
new quarters have been nttractlvoly
arranged.
Dixon Coming. Thomas Dixon,
who Is tho representative and In
spector of tho MncArthur Porks
Compnny on the construction of the.
coos nay lino, was nt Gnrdlnor a
day or two ago. Ho expects to visit
tho Day soon.
Wife Arrives. Mrs. H ,C. Dut
ton, wlfo of tho superintendent of
the Tidewater Mill at Florence, has
arrived In Gnrdlnor to assist in par
ing for her hushnud who sustained I
n rracturcd skull In n runaway acci
dent n few days ago. Mr. Duttou
Is reported Improving.
Triiln Late. The trnln from Co-
nil I lln tin Intv I swim ntd ! t) ..,
water was dolayod In sailing about
20 minutes to await tho party of flvo
eollllnc from thn vnllnv nn lh wnv
to Portland. In tho party woro Miss
l.ydln Dodge. Mrs. ,T. S. Barton. .1
S. Bnrton, Mrs. Johnson and Miss
II. Lonn.
Gardiner Election. Tho election
to dotormlno whether or not tho
fort of Umpqua shall bo organized
Is being hold nt Gardiner nnd vic
inity today. It n oxpoctod that tho
port proposition will carry this tlmo
ns tho uppor Umpqua Valley, which
fought and dofoatcd It before, Is
not Included this tlmo. II. C. Dlors
of North nend, has been nt Gnr
dlnor nnd vicinity for tho last- week
or so aiding In tho campaign In bo
half or tho port,
Myrtle Point Girl Dead Among
tho incoming passengers on tho
Hrcakwutor yestorday woro Mr. and
Mrs. F. M. nnll, formerly residents
of Myrtlo Point, but now located tm
rorunnu, wno woro bound for tholr
old homo In Myrtlo Point on a sad
journoy. Their dnughtor. MIbh Cecil
Hal, a beautiful girl 17 years old,
uiuh rerouuy in rortiami nnd they
woro tnklng tho body bnck to tholr
old homo for burlnl. Rov. 0, LoUoy
Hall loft for Myrtlo Point this morn
ing to conduct tho funornl sorvlcos.
llorso Goor to Sleep. Ono of tho
horses of tho Ferguson transfer
lino has n habit of going to sloop
nnd toppling over whon loft stand
ing nhno. Saturday afternoon
Duncan Forcuson. Jr.. loft tliuhnrnn
In tho rig on nrondway nonr Cen
tral, whllo ho wont to tho Smith
mill flro. Tho oxcltomont about
tho flro did not perturb tho animal,
which proceeded to tako a nap and
toppled ovor, breaking ono of tho
shnfts of tho rig and causing some
difficulty In getting back on lis
feet.
Will Graduate Miss Mnv Hon
nott, dnughtor of Mr. and Mrs. 0.
A. Bonnott. Is ono of tho mombors
of tho grnduntlng class In tho train
ing school for nurses nt Lauo Hos
pital and will recelvo her diploma
tomorrow night, Mny 2fi. Vl-o com
moncomont oxorclses will bo hold In
I.nno Hall. Miss Bonnott will re
main nt Lnno Hospital for soino
nost grnduato work, but will return
horo boforo long to visit rolntlvcs.
Her many Mnrshflold friends hnvo
sont congratulations on tho suc
cessful completion of hor threo-yenr
courso.
Mill Man Here Goo. Houck, pres
ident of tho Coos nny Milling Com
pany, arrlvod horo today to look af
ter tho mill. Mr. Houck camo In via
Myrtle Point nnd says It Is tho worst
road ho has travoled In u long tlmo.
Ho nnd to wnlk a consldornblo por
tion of tho dlstnnco nnd when ho
was riding, ho wished ho was walk
ing. Part of tho tlmo, tho stngo was
ovorloaded and they would not lot
him rldo. On this end, tho nutos woro
running, making good traveling.
Mr. Samuels mot him horo nnd In
formed Mr. Houck thnt they woro
mnklng good progress In gottlng tho
Courtney mill nt Mllllngton rondy to
operate
Clear lloulnvurd. Abner Trlbboy
and n force of mon hnvo cleared
about 1000 foot of tho dlstnnco on
tho Mnrshllold-to-tho-sea boluovnrd.
Thoy aro doing It by day labor,
Messrs, Hnlnos, O'Cnnnoll and Mc
Laln and Mayor Straw directing tho
work. Mora monoy Is holng ralHod
and thoy hopo to got slashed through
at a reasonable rate.
HIGH LIVING at LOW COST, by
trading with HAINES.
Happimiess
Boost for our Town; push
nil our Homo Industries and
always, without full, buy your
Fountain Drinks nnd Ico Cream
nt
Stafford's
RESULT HAPPINESS.
Whooping Cough and Croup relieved with
PENSLAR CROUPR EMEDY
a harmless and efficient preparation.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY
Women's Missionary Society
of Presbyterian Church with
Mrs. A. L. iluttz at Hunker Hill.
Methodist Missionary Society
at Swedish Lutheran hall.
Apron and Nickel Social by
Eastern Star.
Jolly Dozen with Mrs. R. F.
Dush.
Mnrshtlcld Bridge club with
Mrs. W. A. Toye.
THURSDAY
A. N. W. Club with Mrs. L.
M. Noble.
Eastslde Sowing club.
FRIDAY
Young People's Society of the
Norwegian Church.
PERSONAL NOTES
L. D. SM'TII, of Danlols Crook, is
a Marshfield visitor today.
FANK GARRETT returned on the
morning bont from Loon Lake.
HOWARD ROUINSON. of Hnynos
Inlot, Is In town todny on busi
ness. DR. WILL PIPER, of North Coos
River, Is spending a few days In
town.
MI,lS' A'. T'- I,A,NEa J" 'c,cted
'I??1.lt1?lllorrow from nor Cn,,for'
"la "'"
v 0. NORMAN, of South Inlot, was
a Marahflcld business visitor yes-
toruay.
CHA8. SPOONER, of Catching In
let, camo to town this morning
for tho dny.
MRS. n. P. COLVIN leaves on tho
Brcakwator for Denver for an ex
tended visit.
PAT LUNDY, of tho 8outh Coos
Rlvor Hnrchory, Is spending a for
days In town.
MRS. BRYD LATTIN. of South Coos
Rlvor, wns a MarBhtlold business
visitor yesterday. ?
JAS. M'CUTCHEON, of Bcnver HlH,
was fn town yestordny roturnlng
on mu morning train.
J. I. AND D. P. BAILEY, of Med
ford, loft today for Coqulllo af
ter a short stay horo.
CLAIRE SWAYNE roturnod last
evening from ft visit nt tho Smith
Powers enmps nt Coalodo.
MISS ELIZABETH TOPPING, '
Marshflold city librarian, left to
day for Portland to visit.
MRS. H. E. BESSEY And daughter
Cathorlno, of tho cronmery, nro
(ponding tho dny In town.
MR. PETERSON, roprosontlng Nel
son nnd nnkor of Dotrolt, Is In
Marshflold calling on trade
CONTRACTOR FAIRCHILDS loft
yestordny for Myrtlo Point to
look nftcr somo work thoro.
GEORQE SHERIDAN AND TOM
SAWYER, of North Bond, woro
Mnrshflold visitors last night.
ALBERT ABEL, who Is now om
ployod nt railroad work at Myrtlo
Point, spont Sunday In Marshflold.
C. ARCHER, who Is visiting nt tho
Nod Galloway homo on North In
lot, Is a Mnrshllohl visitor today.
ALEC PETERSON, of Ton Mile,
camo to town from Ton Mllo yes
terday nftornoon on a business
trip.
MR8. F. L. OnANNIB expects hor
olstor horo this week from Salom
to spend tho sunuuor In Marsh
flold. HARRY ICRIBS roturnod from Loon
Lnko this morning whoro ho
spont sovoral days on his home
stond: AIRS. SIESTREEM nnd daughter.
Miss Juno Slostreom, of Empire,
woro shopping In Marshflold yos
torday. CI IAS. SCHAEFER, of Portland,
loft on tho onrly morning train
for Myrtlo Point. Ho will return
this ovonlng.
MR. GUER1N. of Myrtlo Point, vis
ited his homestead In tho Loon
Lnko country, returning to Marsh
flold this morning.
JAS. COWAN, JR., Is spondlng a
few days In town nftor working
on tho county crulso In tho south
part of tho county.
HARRY NASIlUno and family aro
oxpoctod homo tomorrow from
Oakland, California, whero thoy
hnvo boon spondlng u month.
MRS. F. M. COHAN, of Portland,
mother of F. D. Cohan and W.
A. Furgoson, nu undo, arrived
on tho Brenkwator yostorday on
a visit to tho F. D. Cohnn homo.
It. E. SHINE, of Coqulllo, camo In
on tho Bronkwator yestorday
morning. Ho wns accompanied
by his sister, who Is Just horo
from Ireland on n six wooks' visit
to hor brother and family,
JOHN M. EDDY, of North Bond,
wns horo yostorday on buslnoss.
Ho Is Just complollng tho erec
tion of n houso thoro. Ho Is
still hopoful thnt tho Kinney-
wilsoy denl will go through.
J. W. MITCHELL and wlfo nro
today moving from Commercial,
noar Fourth, Into their fluo new
homo In Plat B. Mr, and Mrs.
Crawford will occupy tho houso
which tho Mltcholls aro vacating.
MRS. NELLIE OWEN roturned on
tho Brenkwator yestorday from
Modford whoro sho went ns a dol
ngato to tho Robokah Assembly.
During hor nbBonco Mrs. Owen vis
ited hor old homo noar Grants
Pass and mot many of the old
friends sho had not soon In years.
Mrs. Owen's brother, Charles D.
Sextan, now lives on tho old homo
place