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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, 01
Your Car Will Run Best On
so much of thnt droaiiM7Tr
And she burst o.it" cfrlWJl
nB If her heart wns br.tiB afrh.
. ""tit. Maggie," sal.l ?klnB'
heard how whiskey BoVttmho h
l'oplo "dead drunk ?? &', BM
ho'b not dead; ho'li ,Ji 8 n:
a while." ' 10 " tom to after
The Woman's Corner
Edited Under tho Auspices of the
Woiiien'N Christian Tciiipcranco
Union of Marshflcld.
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wo, no won't," bum .
Jlint Is what l'a ami A "'or
l: night, nnd they Jft VM
bed, for he was wnrin ,.i 1,ltn to
to breathe, but th, "' 2L?im
wjb cold and Btirr-lan.1 S?Jn5
What. makoB n city great nnd strong?
Not nrehltecturo'B gracoful atrongth,
Not factories' oxtendod longth
Hut men, who boo clvlo wrong,
And give their Uvea to tunko It
right.
And turn its darkness Into light.
Selected.
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we soil ror the doctor, nnil hw?'
he Is-ho could do noth inj i hti
.. I lonrnod Inter tht .5 'or.' m."
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"I.nt not tho Btr'cftm of your llfo
ho n murmuring stream."
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f The Standard Oil for Motor Cars 1
What lubricating cylinder oil is used on your car?
It concerns every automobile owner to know that his car is
properly lubricated. A good car can be ruined in a short time
by poor lubrication.
If you arc not already using ZEROLENE, communicate with
our nearest agency. We believe that we
can demonstrate to you in person or by
personal letter why ZEROLENE is
the best motor lubricant you can use.
ZEROLENE is sold by dealers everywhere
and at all agencies of the
SAN PRANCISCO
Kvory tiny except Sunilny
Do not go out.
Mrs. Maria W. Jackson
(il'lldllUtC ."WllSM'HXO
LADII2S ON'liY
Given Mnssngo and Manipu
lation Treatment.
Xoi'tli lleml, Oregon
Ihi Star Transfer
and Storage Co.
U prepared to do all kinds ot hauling
on short notlco. W moot nil trains
and boaU and wo also have tho latest
style Roynolds Piano Mover. We
guarantee our work.
L. H. Heisner, Prop.
EANDOM BY THE SEA
THE CITY OF THE FUTURE
A FKW TK.V AC11K TRACTS I-'OUU MILKS SOUTH O.V
COUNTY IIOAU 9!I5 PICK ACKK; $100 CASH, IIAIjANCK
TWO YKAHS, NO INTKItKST, NO TAXKS, KINK SANDY
LOAM, LKVKL KKNCII LAND.
Buy One It Will Make You Money
Donald! MacKimiitosh
IIKAIj K8TATK
nnd
INSURANCK.
Phone 9R-TI. 120-J
Q-I
Singer Sewms Machines
Wo lmvo thorn tor rent or for aalo.
Machines Ilopnlrcd.
Suppllcu and NoedlnB for Halo.
W. J. IUTZ.
131 Park Ave. Mnrshfleld.
Phono 280-X.
You Auto Call Foote
phoni: 144-j nioht a:. day
Stand front of IiUiicn Illlllnrt Parlor
TllltHK NKV CAHS
AfU'r II P. M. Pliono 12(10-1,
Ilesldcnce Pliono ,8-J,
Careful Drlreni -: flood Cam
Low In price, high In quality.
Electric Irons
Wo liavo n few sceomMiuiiri
Irons In good working condition
nt !M.7n.
New Irons, $:i,bo up.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
Phono 237-J 1G3 N. Broadway
PLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK
OLDEST 11AXK IX COOS COUXTY.
Kbtnbllshed 1HH0.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits $110,000
Interest paid on Tlmu Deposits.
Off kern:
J. V. Iieunett, President.
T. II. Flanagan, Vice-President.
It. K. Williams, Cashier.
Geo. P. Winchester, Ass't Cashier,
New and Second Hand Furniture
sold on tlio Installment plan.
IIAHH1XGTOX, DOYLK & CO.,
.Ids: Front St.
Phone SMO-L Mnrshfleld. Or.
Be Up To Date
Order your Suit from
TAnn TheTailorand
yJM-JLJ Dress Expert
278 Front St.
Upstairs.
STADDEN
ALL KINDS of PHOTOGRAPHIC
WORK, llroiuldo Knlarglug and
Kodak Finishing.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
OF COOS BAY
Choosing a Bank
la a matter that should call for
careful consideration.
Tho features which should ho vi
tally considered are:
Tho financial strength of tho hank.
Tho condition of Its assets.
The conservatism of Its policies.
Tho Integrity of Its directorate,
Tho facilities It offers patrons and
tho intelligent, courtesy of Its offi
cers and assistants.
It Is our aim to excel and wo in
vite you to put us to tho test In all
tlieso essentials.
Have your Job printing done at
The Times office.
Why Worry Over Home Baking
when you can get so much bettor
bread, cakes, etc., hero at a littler
cost than you can make thorn for
and with none of tho labor and
uncertainty of all home baking?
All you need to do to realize the
truth of this statement Is ' to try
our baking. Do It today.
Coos Bay Bakery
The place for good goodies.
There Is, more happiness In an
iinrlght, virtuous llfo (to imy noth
ing of the outcomo, when this life
Iiiih pnssod nway). than In a llfo
devoted to gratifying tho boiibch In
sinful pleasures.
Do not let tho seeming good
things of.thlB llfo rob you of tho
bust things.
"Lend a hnnd, lend n hand to the
work of the world
Place the word on your bnnner,
ne'er let It ho furled,
While sin, pain and sorrow hold
sway In the world."
WIWdK.
One of the Mirny True Stories of
Today.
It was n beautiful, mld-mimmor
morning; thoro had been a shower
of rain tlio night before; tho nlr
was fresh and sweet with tho odors
of tlio wild rose and now-mown
bay, and Jubilant with tho sweet
notes of tho early-morning winged
sognsters,
Light, fleecy clouds moved grace
fully over n background of nzuro:
nil natures seemed overflowing with
beauty nnd rnpturo; n perfect sum
mer morning with God's glorious
sunlight flooding nil beneath giving
a crowning glory to field nnd
flower nnd tree.
I, n little girl, with lunch basket
on my arm, was on my way to
school, drinking In nil thin won
derful beauty with n full and ap
preciative heart, thnt had no ex
pression In words,
O, how sweet and happy this
world seemed thnt lovely, summer
morning! Kvcn now, nfter the
lnpso of so ninny years, moving
backward on Time's panorama, I
soo on memory's canvas that lovely
picture In all Its vivid beauty.
Again I am a little girl, leisure
ly wending my way to tho old rock
school hoiiso, whero my feet so
often traveled In my enrly llfo. My
Innocent "heart, thnt then knew
nnught of life's sorrows and disap
pointments, was filled with u sweet
Joy nnd love of tho beautiful things
around mn. My own hnpnlncKs
seemed only nn echo of tho bright
world; I did not think thorn could
be sorrow nnd troublo nnywhero In
such a lovely, Joyous world, but
when nbout n mile from home, nv
I was passing by a neighbor's houso,
my hnpplncHR wns suddenly disturb
ed by children's voices as thoy enmo
running from tho house, with loud
erics and wnlilngs of distress, Mag
glo H n schoolmate who resided
thoro, waB one, and stopping short
In my wmk, I anxiously Inquired:
"What- Is tho matter, Maggie?"
"Oh. Oh, Wllllo, our little Willie
Is dead!"
"Willie Wllllo dead! How?
Whnn? What was tho mnttor with
him?"
I wns the more surprised ns I
hnd scon tho brlght-oyod, eurly
linlrcd little fellow playing happily,
npparontly In perfect health, the
provlous evening on my way homo
from school.
"Oh," said Mngglo, "Pn brought
homo sonio whiskey yesterday for
tho men to drink tndny, and ho
gnvo Wllllo a llttlo with some su
gar, nnd Wllllo tensed for more,
but Pa would'nt glvo glvo him any
more nnd nfter Pn went out to
work nnd Mn wns down collar, nnd
no wns 'round to seo, ho Btolo Into
tho pantry and got tho Jug thnt
rad tho whlskoy In It, nnd drnnk n
lot, nnd Ma found him on tho floor
nnd lots of tho whlskoy apllied nil
ovor, but Wllllo didn't know noth
In', and ho dond. Just for drinking
tie girl had told no ... ,he "
Tho child was InYV,0? 'fe.
whiskey! tlond killed by
calling J.lmself "j ,, " ft cup,,
drinker," who could drink"?"?
It nlono (?) Ah wn. i 0r '
with mirt, mon, "nn0 w.Cn,toB
arvest Hoasons, llioy furnlrtiV ?nd
lcoy for their help anJ " fted whl
tho Intoxicant lind n... ll8e '
appetite, so that Mr n W ,he
an habitual niodorntn f n ,b?c?me
Ho lmd been In tho Imbl.'n?'1?.''
tho dregs of hs glass in i S ?n
son. till tho Innoront imh.1! ,tt,e
thnt onrlv Rti. .-Pi. l.b' '""I M
tlte. and not "ha vhihl. l
satisfied, ho walcheujL r,"naTln
rink. nn, ns his lender co,"
Hon could not renlxt LC0"'.U,U'
A NOTRE DAME LADY'S .APPEAL
To til knowloc ufftrrri of rheamiilim, wheth
er muieuUr or of Hie )olnti, eclttlct, lumbucx,
Uckictir, ilai In the kldnrt or nturilflk
itloi, to write to tirr for bomr trritnrat
wblcn bit rrpotnllr currd (II of Ihrt torturn,
till fli It brr dot to trnd It to ill mirrrrrrs
KItKK, You cure ourwlf it borue llioiotuda
will tMtlf uo cbtntf of rllmttr Ilnj nrt-e
tr Tbli ilmplr dlncotrrr binlrbri urlo irtd
from tbt blood, looirni the llfrrnrd Jolnti, pur
ISri tbe blood, ind brlfhtrni the JM, lltlnl
tliillcltr ind tone to the whole tyitrin. If tbt
tare Interred 70a, for proof iddreee
Jin. U. Bammcr, Dot R, Notre Dime, Ind.
COOS BAY AND
BOISE COMING
Don't wait for It. hut como to
Sartor's today and get one of thoso
refreshing fountain drinks. Tho
hest on tho IJny.
no., could not rcBlHt t ha S'
death was the rcKitlt. P on'
Mr. B. wns owner of n fin ,.
nd sufficient lnro.no to cloth V.-
support his fnmilv 3.f?.d
S- ''''"&
flbooless, and poorly rlml ih ient
was destitute' 0 IIip Jonil" M
that n wn11.,.nm.l... u "?UnIc
to (say 0t, of l7o foTti
whiskey and lohn.co were nc
wonting for tbe man ami hi. hi"
lio who should bo the breidtfe
nor and provlded-whose flr.t TA
highest duty Is to love and prolei
what was he? Answc? me mm
one. Was he not nn Infnntlddrt
Hut now, ns , think hack on thai
tragical Incident. 1 art nnelf
"Wasn't It better nfter nil hi
ban o have lived to ho n man
for who knows who enn tell what
ho 'might lmvo been' brought un
under such Influences?"
But snfo In tho nrins of lllm. nho
nn III. 'Hi.fr., M. -1.11.1 ' . "' "
" in: minimi (0 Mine
unto mo, for of such Is the klnr.
dom of Heaven" temptation hu
no power. "Offenses mnat ncedi
come, but woo unto him by hom
tho offense coinoth,"
J. 3. D.
COVKIt CHOPS 1X)U
OltCIIAltllS.
Walk ono block and Bavo ono dol
lar on each pair of men's and boys'
Bhoes. We do first class shoe re
pairing at tho lowest prices In tho
city. Yours for a Bquaro deal.
Aug. Olson.
215 South Broadway. ,
THE LITTLE SHOE SHOP
AROUND THE CORNER
Tfl Wlinrft VH. tnn rnh ntinfla
.- ....w.w ;uu i.u buv yum Diiuvn
rODalred nrnmtltlv rnnannnlilv nnd
satisfactorily.
Come in nnd see.
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Ab a cover crop In the orchard,
nniry veicn nns proved Itself to b
by far tho most satisfactory nllro-gon-gatherliig
cover crop that e
can uso here In tho N'orthwcit. Com
ing up as It docs Immediately after
sowing, nun continuing to pro
until cold weather sets In, and In
this wny forming a low, dense mil
hoforo winter, which Is capable of
holding leaves, trash, etc., and thui
preventing wnshlng during the win
ter, It Is n valuable crop, In spring
lis starts Into growth early, and
by tho last of April or first of Ma;
It has produced from flvo to twelve
toiiH of green manure per acre,
Tlio fall or winter Injury so com
mon In young orchards In some lo
calities Is often In part duo to the
Into growth of young trees, which
causes them to go Into winter with
a full flow of sap, and n lot of unma
tured wood In tlio stems, which u
killed by tho first heavy froit In tbe
Into fall or enrly winter, tiiii can
ho rcndllv overcomo by tho syaten-
ntlc uso of cover crops which will
tnko up tho surplus water nnd avail
able plant food In the summer and
enrly In tho fall, nnd In llila man
ner cause tho wood nnd budi to
mntiire early. The cover crop
should bo sown Just before the
onrly fall rains, or following law
summer rains, usually from the mid
dle of August to the latter part or
onrly In September.
Tlio bonefltn of a cover crop in
tho orchard are enumerated as fol-
InuB-
I. It directly Improves the plT'-
Icnl condition or tno sou uy ai
dltlon of humus nnd tho loosening
up of tho subsoil by root action.
2. It provont hard soils from ce
menting and clay soils from pun-
3. 'it makes tho soil more mold
by holding tho snows and rami un
til they bnvo had a chance to oas
Into tho soil. ,.
, i... .i,..i., nut the soil early
In 'soring, It makes early tllUt
Pn! ItBorven as a protection of ten
uor roots iroiu n,. ,ir
C. It catches and holds the WW
. . .. .... ...i.ii, tdn trees are
ost nitrates 01 wimu "--. ,.
not In need at thnt season of t
ye7? It renders plant food i more
nvnllnblo by root action nnd we oe
composltlon of humus. .(
8.' By the addition of hnmoMi
...i,.. ..hil.,.i nn and ims"1"'
much easier and moro efftlve
9. Tho leguminous co re
ndd plant food by appropr g
nitrogen of the a r and "5
up In the roots of tneplMi.
' - SSS ' wood'to'V
inn nuu ww -. nreTenin
plotoly rlpon up, thus preic
fall or winter Ion on eep
11. It provonts erosion on
orchard lands. . ffD and
12. It keeps weed do
catcheB and noius to
trees.
Lc!- . ...M nr rover crops w
13. A nunc" --,.,. Tery bii-
alkali orchard Inlsn" tit" ot
Arlntlv redlICO the QUan HJ
kail that comes t00tb harRI,
Head t of Department" ojjg'g,:
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