THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
From
Perry Nicholson
Means your furniture comes from the best furniture store. It
means that it is new first-hand, that it has class, that it is
honestly made, that it is guaranteed. It means you save on price.
Perry (h Nicholson
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Make liberal terms to customers desiring to
pay by the week or month.
Perry Nicholson
Are noted for the charm and finish of their
inexpensive furniture. Their pieces look so
much more than they cost. The elegance of
their high grades stand unmatched. These
are points worth remembering.
erry ( Nicholson
Cater to the trade of all. It is the best place
for all to trade. One good, careful look will
prove it. Gome in and make the look before
you buy housefurnishings.
erry Nicholson
1VERY AUTO OWNER
IN COOS COUNTY
Should Have one of those new
iitomobile Chamois
licli we are now showiiu. The best and cheapest
icontiivance that is rnaJe for cleaning your car,
Ask Us to Show You One
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
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AT Till-: HOTELS.
I Intel Cons.
C. E. Hrlneer. Coiiilllo; James
Walker, Conulllo: J no Hotchklss,
Coon Hlver: Win. Hogs, IstliiiiitH In
let.
Ultimo Hold.
(!. W. Whipple. Docoto, Cnl.
Lloyd Hotel.
John Winkler. St. I'nul. Minn.: II.
I A. Ilnnslmw. liny I'olnt; T. Sullivan,
Z.os aiikcUs; C. 11. Phillips, Corinlllo;
' Chns, Conrad, Itaiitluu: .las. Wnlker,
, Iliiinlon; II. I., .Shorn, Klamath Tails.
The Cliiimllcr.
I C. I). (iiibrlolson, Salom; W. It.
Ileneh. Portland: W. V. Walsh, Snn
I Francisco; II. It. Nicholson, Port
land: Fred A. Strove, San Francisco;
, I). II. .Mann. Snn Francisco: W. H.
Ncoly anil wife, I'ortlnnd: W. II. Slo
mon, C'naleilo; .T. C. Flldsley, Snn
Francisco; A. S. Elliott, Itandon; Ada
M. Cornwall, Ilorkcley, Mnrunrot
Cornwnll, Herkeley.
Leave Tomorrow. J. M. Mncln
tyro, W. F. Walsh. Mrs. Hohlen,
Maud Cornwall and Margaret Corn
wall will ho out boIiik passonKers via
Draln-linrdlnor tomorrow.
ONE
"THE BUSY CORNER."
MAIN 298
1IOATS lenvo MAKKET AVENl'E
WHAKK for SONS or NO 1 1 WAV
picnic Sl'NDAV.
Try Tho Times' Want Ada.
US
ORPHEUM TONIGHT
'IjlI.UItK.V Luhln. A powerful drama.
"" MU.M-JY; IT WAS.NT POISU.N Al'TKIl AI.Ij iiinm.
very funnly comedy.
t?" WATERLOO; SIXES AND NINES A Lubiii comedy.
OF IIATTI.P A ....., ,.... .lrnmn
-- ... 4 blUU( l44i v.M...
SIX PICTL'KES. ADMISSION TEN CENTS.
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC
IS NOW MAKING EYES
AT COOS BAY
Your best Kill will mnko loving
eyes at you If you will tnko her
to Sartor's tonight, or any other
night, and buy her a CiiphPa Dip,
or any other of their dellcloiiH
fountain drinks and top It off with a
box of their choice cundy.
DON'T MISS THIS SHOW.
TONIGHT
'ONE 158-R
EN-CENT
Nger Service
felKM) OVCIiEItY.
Iv AX!) STOCK FARMS.
1t good Dairy or
'" addrcas J. K. Fitz
fir ..i. .. .
p I'uono JU51, MarHii
lift 0U SOn,e f t,,e beSt
--t ior saw.
FARM FOR SALE
Dairy, stock and fruit farm con
sisting of 518 acres, between 35 and
10 acres of rich bottom land, eight
acres of bench land set to apple
trees and fifty acres more that can
easily be cleared for orchard and
balance good grazing land for cat
tle, sheep or goats.
Twelve head good dairy cows and
all farming Implements necessary.
Located on West Fork of Coos
River, one mile from postofflce,
school and boatlandlng.
Buy direct from owner.
For further Information, call or
write: W. A. GAGE, Allegany, Ore.
at
lEe Royal
The place where you get two shows
for one and tho same prlco.
CARMEN RYE, Miss Marin Lean
ord; three-reel feature.
'CHEYENNE ROUND-UP, featuring
Col. T. R. Roosevelt.
Showing OOOO feet of film for 10c.
Added attraction. Friday, Saturday
and Sunday,
AVlLKEKSON SISTERS AND
ROIl EVANS.
In popular songs.
ALSO FOUR NEW KEELS.
The house that pleases the public.
Only 10c.
jygrfir
.U"XE TIDES
llclow Is given the time and
height of high nnd low water ut
llnrshfleld.
Tho tides are placed In the order
of occurrence, with their times on
the ilrst line and heights on tho
second line of each day; a compar
ison on con ecutlve heights will
Indicate whether It Is high or low
water, r'or high water on tho bar
subtract 2 hours 31 minutes.
12 lira.. S.ul !i.02 2.49 0.50
Ft. . . Hi 4.11 0.0 5.7
13 Hra. . 3.53 10.20 3.44 10.39
IFt... 1.1 4.5 1.4 CO
14 Mrs.. 5.03 11.32 4.10 11.27
(Ft... 0.G 4.4 1.7 G.3
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
WEATHER FORECAST. I
I Ry Associated Tress. i
OREGON Fair In south nnd '
i showers In northwest tonight '
I nnd Friday. Southerly winds.
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LOCAL TEMPERATURE
RECORD.
For tho 24 hours ending nt
4:43 a. in., Juno 12, by IlenJ.
Ostllnd, special government me
teorological observer:
Maximum 72
Minimum 42
At 4:13 a. m 51
Precipitation
Precipitation since Sept. 1,
I 1012 CI. 12
I Precipitation samo period
last year 57.27
1 Wind: Southwest; cloudy.
HORN
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HILL To Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Otto Hill
nt their homo on Coos River
Wednesday, Juno 11, 1913, n
daughter. Mother and child nro
doing well nnd tho father thinks
thero Is nothing so rnro as a tiny
In Juno nnd nothing so beautiful
as his new baby dnugliter. '
Meet Tomorrow. The Lndles' Art
Club meets tomorrow nt the homo of
Mrs. Frank Sumner.
An Auto Trip. Claudo Tucker
left this morning via Allegany nnd
Drain for Portland, taking out a few
piiBHoiiRers with him. i
Smith-Powers Road. Thirty-five
men arrived on the Nnnu Smith this
morning for Wlllott & Ilurr of Myrtlo
Point, to work on tho Smith-Powers
railway,
liny Properly. T. C. Russell of
Heaver Hill, Iiiih purchased a lot on
North Front street, near the C. A.
Johnson property from tho M. II.
Terminal Company for $3000.
To Coos liny. Among thoyo who
left for MaiHliflold by wny of tho
Htngo routo are tho following: C. C.
Christie, J. W. llallott. F. W. Wool
en, MIhb St. I.enlvo, James Ilcosely.
Itoselmrg News.
Word on lloulcvitrtl. A. T. Raines
went out today to Inspect the work on
clearing the Mni-Hhflcld to the hca
boulevard and reports they are mak
ing good headway. They will soon
have a trull opui over tho summit
nnd Mr. 1 Initios snys they nro dolus
good work.
(lift to Fh emeu. Fire Chlof Dau
Keating has received a check for
$50 from tho C. A. Smith Lumber
Company In appreciation of the ef
forts of tho llromon n fow week
ngo In extinguishing the lire at Hi"
chip lionso of the Smith pulp mill
This was a most welcomo tribute
to thu members of tho Marshllel I
Flro Department.
To Open Office. It K. Ilorith"
will open n lumber offlco In the
Ferguson building on Market nv -
I Thursday.
St. Mary's Episcopal Guild i
with Mrs. L. W. Trnvcr. I
Eustsldc Sewing Club with '
Mrs. Walter Robinson.
Friday. I
Lndles' Art Club with Mrs.
Frank Sumner.
nuo near the dock In n few tiny.
Duncan Ferguson hnd a new glass
front put In nnd It will mnko a neat
office. Owing to tho refusnl of tho
City Council to grant Mr. Ferguson
n permit for alterations in tho
building, he was not able to Im
prove It ns much ns ho desired.
Petitions Out. Capt. T. .!. Mne
genn, of tho Ilrenkwntor hns peti
tions in circulation among the boat
owners and masters asking tor now
aids to navigation here, Including
new range lights nonr Jnrvls Land
ing, North Hend, nnd the Llbby
bunkers. Tho petition will bo
granted soon. It Is Bald, and tho
Heather, which Is expected In almost
any tlmo now to plnco a new bar
buoy, may arrange for them.
Found Ills Auto Lamp. Dr. A. L.
HouBoworth ran onco moro let his
light Rhino ns a result of a Times
want ndv. The Dr. recently lost tho
side auto lamp from his car nnd
plored a want ndv. In The Times.
John Kronholm found it nnd hnvlng
rend Tho Times want nil v. promptly
restored It to tho owner. Tho light
of the lamp's rays shine fnr hut they
do not go ns far an n Times want adv.
Everyone on Coos Itay sees The
Times wnnt ads.
Iliii-n Slashings. Most of the log
gers nnd others hnvo burned tho
bulk of their slashings to gunrd
against forest fires this season. Tho
Smlth-PoworR Company has burned
nearly nil their old slashings and
tho debris around their old camps
and tho smoko from them hns cans
ed bo mo to think thnt the forest
fires wcro starling early. Flro
Warden Jess Smith hns been Inspect
ing tho districts t.iat liavo been cut
over tho past yenr and Is arrang
ing to gun id carefully ngalnst losses
of timber IIiIh year.
Walt on Market. Owing (o the
slump In tho California lumber mnr
ket, Messrs. Houck nnd Samuels of
the Coos Ray Mill Company., which
bought tho old Courtney mill on Isth
mus Inlet, nnd Manager .Dlmmlck of
the North Rend Mill are delaying thu
opening of their mills until business
picks up. Tho remodelling of the
Courtney mill Is progressing nlcoly
r.iitl MessrH. Samuels nnd Houck nro
arranging for their timber and log
ging so that the delay will not bother
them much. The remodelling ami
enlarging of tho North Rend mill has
been practically completed nnd ns
soon os he arranges for his log sup
ply, Mnnnger Dlmmlck will bo ready
to open the plant.
Irfing Walk. II. L. Shorn of Kla
math Falls nrrlved hero last evening
from Myrtlo Point considerably the
worso for ware, having walked fifty
two miles.
Sell Timber Claim. A real estate
deal reported to have taken place
yesterday was tho transfer of n
timber claim from August Garlon
and C. N. Phillips, of Conulllo. to
Min &tiillli.Pnu-nrfi Pnmnnm'. Thrt
! ...v. " - ..,''
uuiiHiiif nuioii was ti-t.uiru.
Oust Lonfcr.s. Four undesirables
who hnve been hnuglug around town
for u few dnys wore ordered yester
day to lenvo hut wcro still around tho
streets this morning. It wns said
thnt they would leave on tho after
noon train for Myrtlo Point, whoro
they hoped to got work In tho rall
road construction camps.
Alumni Meet. A business meet
ing of the Alumni Association was
held at the homo of May Prottss
Inst Monday ovcnlng. Arrangements
wcro completed ror tho Initiation
of Seniors nt tho high school next
Friday evening. Thoso present
wcro Misses Norn Tower, Alpha
Mnuzoy, Allco Curtis, Slgnn Holm,
Resslo Coko and May Preuss. Messrs.
John Ferguson and Joo Dennett.
Keep Miller Unlet 1)111 Miller,
who Is In custody on suspicion of
having kidnaped tho fourteen
months' old child of Mr. and Mrs.
Wnltor Smith of Hunker Hill last
week, Is still In tho city Jail. Con
stnblo Cox thought to give him n lit
tlo oxcrclso this morning by walking
him up nnd down tho flro hnll but
Marshal Carter objected and ordered
him put bnck In tho roll. As the nlr
Is nono too good and there Is no room
In the cell for exorclso, It wns fenrod
thnt the close confinement might
hnvo n bnd effect on Miller. K
Clearance Sale of all Milliner)'
stock nt The Vogue. North Rend. Ore.
Dishes ! Dishes !
White and Gold Band
Cup and Saucor 15c
Set of Six ,.-90c
White and White Cup
and Saucer 10c
Set of Six 55c
White Granite,- extra
heavy Cup and Sau
cer 10c
Set of Six 60c
42-Pieco Gold and
Floral Decoration .$3.90
"ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW."
Peoples' 5-l(M5c Store
New Location
Front St, Opp. Postofflro
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The wagon that stands up like
the reputation of its makers '
WKen you buy a Studebaer wagon you buy
a wagon that will last until you turn the farm
over to your son and he turns it over to his son.
One of the first Studcbaker wagons ever made saw
constant service for thirty years, and we will gladly
send you the names of farmers who have in their
possession wagons that have been in constant use any
where from 1 7' to 48 years and there are thousands of
them. We ore building the same kind of wagons today.
A Sludebal(crrvfason is an investment that will give
you full return for your outlay'. It is built on honor.
Iron, steel, wood, paint and varnish used in Its construc
tion are tested and retested to make sure each is the best.
For work.business or pleasure for town or country
use thereis aSt udebakcrv chicle to fityour requirements.
Farm wgon, dump cart, trucki, buggiej, itmeyi, run
abouti, pony carriage!, buiinei vehicle of every decription
with harness of the sanvj high ctandard.
See our Dealer or urttt cm.
STUDEBAKER South Bend, Ind.
KSW YORK
UINNEArOUS
CHICAGO DAHAS KANSAS CITY DENVER tf
SALTLAKBCrrV SAM FRANCISCO PORTLAND, ORE.
WANT ADS.
I'Olt KALi: An 918 folillnu On Cart
nearly now, romplcto with storm
shield. Will sell for $r. Now a
useless Incumbrance. Call at -S?
Central Ave.
I'Olt ItENT Liii'Kf front room fur
nished with linth, suitable for two,
with board, If desired. In prlvato
lionso, no children. Call at 021
s. nth st. Phouu :m-u.
I'Olt KALE Spun of work lioiex.
WelKht 1 100 lbs. each. C. It.
PlamiKnii, tins nth st. S.
WANTED SeviliiK by day. Phone
:nm.
I'Olt KALi: HI) arret of lilll land nt
head of North Inlot, IT. minutes
walk from boat landliiK. Now
county road Just built. n room
hnuso with Kood water systom, or
chard of 30 trees, 2 ami 3 yoars
old, ami a Rood variety of berries.
Look this up. It's a baruuln. Ad
dress, It. O., Times olllco, or Phono
372-L.
WANTED A fiiriiMicil room, clo-e
In, for slimlo Kcutlcman, Address,
II., Caro Times.
I'Olt HE.NT. -ltoonw
KcopliiK apartments.
mill house
Lloyd Hotel.
LOST A Mirer H pin either In tlio
tennis court or botween tho court
ami corner of Donnelly nvoiiuo ami
Sixth st. Caro of Tlinos.
I'Olt SALE Nearly new. tfilo li.iliy
rarrliiKO. lloasoiiablc. Caro
Times.
WANTED Win I;
nhout KiOO lbs.
horse, McluhliiK
I P. Norton.
I'Olt KLE New M'wlni; iimeliliio
cheap. Phone 200 North Pond.
I'Olt SALE t-rooni IihIkIiii; bouse,
furnished. 3I1 North Front st.
Phono SOfi-J.
HOOM AND IIOAltD New Imaril
Iiik house, Hunker Hill, near
enmity road. Anil & Lludhlnd.
WANTED Mllhuluhl work by com
petent mnu. E. O. II., caro of
Times.
WANTED Woman cook. Phono
478. North llend.
DKESSMAKINfi Elrst class dres.
makliiK dnno at Ladles' Eninniiiim.
A TlhoiuigM
For0 Today
The best brand of happlnosH Is
the home-mado kind.
Tho best brand of candy Is
Stafford's
Homo-mado kind.
A trial will prove It.
Buttermilk
Cerate
produces a PEACH 1ILOOM
COMPLEXION; a harmless and
dainty toilet cream which does
not promote tho growth of hair.
THE STOKE KOK QUALITY'
f.'OODS AND PENSLAK
KEMEDIES.
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