The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, June 19, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Perry (lb Nicholson
show Taylor Nursery Beds, German Reed
Bassinets, Drop Side Child's Beds, Baby Play
Yards, Lro-Larts, Buggies, High Chairs
fact, everything for the child
in
Perry Sb Nicholson
will furnish your Living Room, Dining Room
or Bed Chamber in a way that will make you
proud of what you own, and will surprise
you at the very low cost
Ime and
wntcr at
Tf.VK TIRKS
Uelow Is clvun tlm
I height of high and low
Hnrshfleld.
Tlie tides are placed In the order
of occurrence, with their times on
the first lino and heights on the
second lino of ench day; n compnr
l Ison on con eeutlve heights will
Indicate whether It Is high or low
water, ror high water on the har
Perry & Nicholson
subtract
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hours 31
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10.30
0.5
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3.13
0.1
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minutes.
1.02
1.7
4.-43
1.7
5.23
4.S
0.01
l.fl
during'
whero they will camp out
mo summer moiitns.
T. L. Anson, of Anson Hi others.
brought on a special train nnd taken
to .Mercy Hospital. In addition to
r,,Ln.. .:. '?, ""V.0" l!,r.e. loKgora of Conulllo, was In Marsh
Inflicted:" Clnr'z fmnr,.,,V Z ' ?r- on business, re-
keeper at the camp, ncco.npa . ed ' D l TTX?nmlu , piii
him In. Smith's home i n n,... D.V SI AH-OKI) went to Conulllo
kelev. Cal.. nn,i hn u nt.n.. o- " i i "a morning, wtioro he will install
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WF.ATMF.R FOR WAST.
(Hy Associated Press.)
OREGON Fair tonight nnd
Frldny except showers In northwest.
have an immense line of Floor Coverings
Here you find just those choice styles and
colorings that add full half to the beauty of
any room
Perry Nicholson
want you to call and talk over any refurnish
ing you may need in your home Come in
and be convinced that this is the place where
you get the most for the least cost
local tf.mpi:ratl'ri:
hkcohd.
For tho 24 hours ending at
4:43 n. in., Juno 19, by IlenJ.
Ostllnd, spcclnl government mo-
teorologlcnl observer:
I Maximum 00
I Minimum 50
At 4j 13 a. m fi"
Precipitation 14
Precipitation since Sept. 1,
191-' 01.5 1
Preclpltntlon same period
last year 5S.39
Wind: Southwest; cloudy.
Perry & Nicholson
Newbro's Herpicide
Will Save It
See Our Window
Lockhart-Parsons Drug gCo.
"THE
PHONE
BUSY CORNER."
MAIN 298
US
1 Along the Waterfront. I
Tho schooner Oregon arrived In
at Ilandou today.
Tho Nnnn Smith Ih duo In early
tomorrow morning from San Fran
cisco with pnssougers and freight.
Shu Ih litl titrlntr nlinut GO. 000 brick
In addition to miscellaneous freight. '
It Is still uncertain when tho He
doudo will leavo drydock nnd go
back 011 tho run.
1 The llreakwaton Is duo In early
tomorrow morning from Portland
and Is said to have a capacity pas
senger list.
Tho m 010 a mnu learns the moro
ho realizes that this Is a Highly com
plicated llttln cosmos.
Ladle' Art Club The Utiles' Art
Club will moot with Mrs. Win. Itoss
Smith tomorrow nftornoon.
Plan To I tti t It 1. Wnrren Painter
and M. K. Fvorltt of North IJeud, are
figuring on erecting fine new homes
there this summer.
Shin Cheese. About 12 00 nnnnils
of eheeso from tho Coos Hay Cream
ery will bo shipped on tho Alllnnce
coiiBlgued to tho II. Conn commis
sion house of ICurckn.
Hcmmlcl llulldlng. Mrs. M. A.
Ivnrly has had her store building at
tho corner of Tenth and Klrod re
modeled nnd converted Into two flno
resilience apartments.
Case Delay. Cnpt. Davo Molded
wants to know what nas boconin or
tho caso ngalnst Ooorgo Stelnburn.
known as "Duke" who wna arrested
a couplo of mouths ago for selling
liquor on Sunday.
On Trip. A. J'. Thrush, an aged
resident of Hosoburg. and his
dnughtcr, Mrs. Hollow of CaninH Val
ley, arrived hero yesterday en routu
homo from Irandon beach, whero
they hnvo been camping.
Altl New Port. C. It. Peck left
this morning for Gardiner, where ho
win nsslst tho now Umnnun Port
Commission In forming an organiza
tion, tiio commission was appointed
by (lov. West last week and Is said
to bo highly satisfactory.
.MrPiinlcIs' Trip. Kdgnr McDnn
IoIh of North lleud, who Is making
a California tour In bis auto, In a
note, from King City, California, to
Mr. Halloy, says ho Ih getting along
In good Khnpu and having a flue trip.
Mo expectH to reach San Diego Sun
day. Supplies fop Porter. A Portland
paper sayH: "Tho gasoline schooner
Tillamook, which hns been running
direct to Ilnndon since the Anvil dis
continued, will cnll at Marshfleld
this trip to (Uncharge lmd of rail
road supplies consigned to Porter
Hrothcrs, who are building the Coos
Hny Railroad "
Hurt at Cninp. L. S, Smith .was
quite badly hurt nt Smlth-Powors
camp No. 2 at Coaledo today, falling
30 feot off tho trestle. Me was
old
Premature Announcement. The
friends say Hint the announcement
of the mnrrlago of Hny .Jeub nnd
Miss llessle Kobcrtuon was premn
ture. Tho young people are said to
be engaged and some of their friends
thought It would he n good Joke on
them to announce their marriage.
Tho Times regrets that It was made
the Innocent victim of a Joke that It
regards as more absurd nnd foolish
than funny,
Auto Accident. Cnpt. F.dgar
Simpson of North llend. had a slight
nitto accident linm Vnatni'ittiv II..
S.57 was running on Contrnl m-mimi nonp
2.0 Hroadway when another nntn sunn.r
9.44 off llrondwav Into Pent ml t
2.0 avoid a collision. Cant. Slmnson hail
10.30 to turn his nuto Into tlm nllo nf
1.5 bricks on tho street. The tliiiiiimn
11.17 wbb not slight, the mnchlno not lin
ing overturned but peoplo who wit
nessed It feared at first that Capt.
Simpson nnd his companion would
n-niiiiiij- no mrown rrom tnc ma
chine. Weil UM Night Elton Metlln
nnd Miss Florence Henhnm were
married last evening at tho homo of
Mrs. F. A. llnznrd. tho Ho v. II. K.
Urownlng officiating. Among those
present were .Mrs. Marv McKnlght.
Mrs. F. A. Hazard. Mrs. C. A. Mot
lln, Mrs. Denhn, and Miss Marv Met
lln. Tho groom Is tho son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Metlln nnd the bride
has been cashier nt Fourlor Pros,'
meat innrket for soino time past.
Tho mnny frlentls of tho young cou
plo will unlto In wishing thorn all
tho happiness that time enn brlnir.
(Sleek Arrested. Sheriff lingo nr
rlvetl hero today from Conulllo en
route to Drain to bring back Illll
Paulos, who wnH nrreBted thor on n
warrant charging hint with obtaln
Ing money under false proteases.
Paulos owned a hnlf Interest In tho
O. K. Chop Mouso. Me sold It to
Andrew Manns, or tho White Mouse
restnurniit, Mantis' two brothers be
ing witnesses to the tlenl, and agreetl
to come buck Inter nnd innko out tho
pnpors. taking the $100 cash with
out giving nny receipt. Later he
sold the half Interest to John
Ahnjiilst for $200 nnd then he
skipped out. Oust (lalvlas owns the
otner nnir interest In the O. K. and
It Is understood there Is n mortgnge
on Paulos' Interest. IlesldcH these,
Paulos owed Mrs. II. M. Wilson $1
room rent. Mo had $500 In cush
on mm whon nrrested. Mo will be
nrougni iinck Hero ror trlnl In Jus
tice Pcnnock'fl court.
The (.utiles of the Catholic Church
will hnvo a bread anil rnko snln.
Saturday, Juno 21. In tho Ten, Coffeo
ami spico Mouse store, In tho O Con
noil building.
taken from
plnco for a
tho fountain recently
his place to mnko a
mngniricont now one.
M. E. Hl'LTMANN, who has been
visiting relatives In San Fran
cisco for the past two weeks, has
wired that he will roturn tomor
row on the Nnnn Smith.
MISS FRANCES WILLIAMS this aft
ernoon Is entertaining a few
friends complimentary to her cous
in. Miss Almn Webster, who re
cently rnmo hero from Cnllfornln.
A. M'DANIEI.S nnd wire arrived
hero last evening. Mrs. McDnnlels
hns Just nrrlved from Hosoburg,
her hiisbnnd meotlng her at Myr
tlo Point. They will locnto here.
MHS. OEOHOE CLIFFORD and
daughter, of Hosoburg, nrrlved
yestorday via Coos Hay wagon
road and report a very rougn
trip. Mr. Clifford Is expected
hero In n few days whero they
will locate.
FHANK PUCISLEY. "Stafford's Can
dy Kid" went to tho Coqtilllo val
ley totlny, but whether It a com
mercial or mntrlmonlnl visit Is not
known. Some of his friends say
ho went to got hunter's license bo
he can go wlfo hunting.
June Is the
Month of Weddings
And they say that thoro Is
"nothing half so sweet In life
as Iovob young tlrenm," but.
say, have you ever tasted Sar
tor's candy? Any girl enn toll
you It Is Just as sweet as love.
And tho Sartor fountain drinks
nro as delicious as a dream.
WANT ADS.
'Oil HAI.lv Flic-room cottage utiil
lot 50x100, on Sa. Sixth stroot.
Apply Mall & Mall.
PERSONAL NOTES'
ORPHEUM TONIGHT:
pVONnnitFUL STATUE Vltagrnph. A comody featuring Miss I.llllnn
Walker nnd Mr. Courtney Footo.
DEAN'S DAUGHTER KdlBon. A powerful drama.
rALi; OF A CLOCK Ksflanny. A side-splitting comedy.
"ATK A stroiiK Hlogrnph drnina.
AlJj OP THE HKST 1MCTUHKS AND Ml'SIC IN TOWN
ADMISSION TEN CENTS.
Ihe Roval
TONIGHT
fret of the lilghest-cluss In
dependent nlcturcs
lK't imiksenthd in Tin: city
I OF .MARSHF1KLP.
PE STIUIvU l.winuii A prpnt
Pellanco feature In two big reels,
fWctlng a great strike and how
fe leader wnn 1i flnht fnr lilu
followers.
.A.) THREE OTHER NEW
pictures.
Fjo m.is, wjti, blv pictures.
c"" for tho money. Any sent
y night for TEN cents,
ONE DIME.
10c.
A ThoogM
For Today
A girl may allow her mother
to pick out a hushnnd for her,
but she asserts herself when
it comes to choosing hor
candy,
You can win mother
anil daughter both with
Stafford's
PHONE 158-R
TEN-CENT
Messenger Service
MAHSIIFIEIiD CrCLEUV.
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Kinds of Job Printing Done at The Times Office
"That's the sixth Studebaker we've
passed- ihe only kind to invest in"
"The only hind because, as I always say, when
a man puts money in a thing he wants to know that
he's going to get the worth of it out again."
"That's plain business as I look at it."
"That's why I say the price doesn't tell you any
thing at all. There's only one thing that talks except
the wagon itself. That's the name of the maker."
"When you buy a Studebaker you're buying a
vehicle that has behind it and in it sixty years of ex
perience sixty years of success and sixty years of
reputation for the square deal. That's why a Stude
baker always looks good to me."
"My father uied to lay that Studebaker honor was as sura
as a United States bank note. He was talking after having used
Studebaker vehicles since ho was a lad, and he told me his father
bcfoie him said, 'Be safeget a Studebaker,'"
"Vehicle builders can't hold that sort of reputation now. a.
days without delivering the goods. A Studebaker wagon has tho
but in it. That's why a man gets the motl out of it why it's
olwnya an economy."
"Dealers may say to vou something elie is 'just as good.' But
when you buy a Studebaker, you're making a safe investment
every time."
Sec our Dealer or write ut.
STUDEBAKER South Bend, Ind.
NEW YORK CHICAGO DALLAS KANSAS CITY DENVER
MINNEAPOLIS SALT LAKE CITY SAM FRANCISCO PORTLAND, ORE.
.1. M. UPTON left yoHlorilny for Ilnn
don Oil htlHlllCHH.
V. (1AOE camo In on tho noon
train from Cotiullle.
J. S. MASTEIIS, of CntehlnB Inlet.
ih in town ror tho iluy.
.1. I). CI.iNTON, of Norway, In In
MnrHhlleld on IiuhIiichh.
PKItKV CHOUC'll of IlnynoH Inlet,
Ih In town totlny mi hunlncHH.
O. SANFOIll) Is a visitor from
MayncH Inlet here for the day.
O. GOODWILL, of Smith Cook Itlver,
Ih hero for the day on IiuhIiichh.
!:. It. MODSON. or South Coon Itlv
er, Ih In town today on IiuhIiichh.
MISS CATIIEIMNE IIKSSEY. nf the
Creamery Ih In town for the day.
WM.I.IAM SIIAIII. or Maxwell, Ih
a hiiHlucBH vlHltor hero for the
day.
MISS ALPHA MAU.EV Ih HpeudliiK
n few tlayH with frlemlu at" Ilnn
don. MISS A. LYONS, or Myrtle Point.
U hero 011 IiuhIiichh ror a few
days.
It. A. WEHNICII or North llond, wbh
u MnrHhrield IiuhIiichh vlHltor ycH
tenlny. MRS. CMAULF.S MUItlt or North
llond, wns 11 visitor In Mnrshrield
totlny.
MHS. SAM SHOOK, or North Cooh
Itlver, Ih n MnrHhlleld Hhopper
today.
F. L, FI.OIMN returned hero laHt
evenliii; ft out 11 IiiihIiiohh trip to
llanilnn.
MHS. CAUL JOHNSON, of Cooh Itlv
er. Ih vIhIMiik frloiulH In town for
the day.
MILS, CONIIAI) LAPP, or Camn 7.
waH here yentortlay, retnruliix
home today.
MPS. JOHN CATCHINO, or Sum
ner, Ih HpoudluK the day hern
with frlontlH.
MHS. THOMPSON, of Hokh Inlet,
cniuo to town thin mornliiK on a
HhoppliiK trip,
WILLIAM MOHOAN, of South Cooh
Itlver, Ih In town for the day 011
u hiiBlnofis trip.
CMIS SKIPP. or Cnnip 7. lort today
ror Dilution to take tno Speedwell
for San FrnnclBco.
MISS MKLHN LANDUITH, of North
Cooh Itlver. Is vIhIMiik relntlvoH
In MnrHhlleld today.
MP. Ill'ItH, of the firm or Wlllett
& Purr. Ih expected to nrrlve on tho
Nnnn Smith tomorrow.
MPS. JOHN MKNDHICKSON Ih In
town today rrom North Cooh Riv
er, HpcndliiB tho day.
K. II. MOUOAN. or the P. S. Hov
eiiuo Cutter Mnimuiltn, was In
MniHlillold yoHterday,
K W. WItlOHT arrlvod hoio today
rrom Portland to look after IiiihI
iiohs lutorestH mi tho Hny,
O. II. MKYKHS returned to town
this mornliiK from a vIhH at tho
JnH, Landrltli plnco on South Cooh
nivor.
C. J I.OWK, roprosentliiK tho Illu
manor & Frank Drug Company,
or Portluud, Ih here cnllliiK 011
trade.
F. P. NORTON AND MISS KDITH
PRKSTON, IiIh nloco, lort yestor
day on a trip to LniiKlolH nnd Port
Orrord.
MRS. J. C. SWINFORD rotiirned to
day troni a short visit with frlonils
In Portland whero alio took In tho
Roho Carnival.
MHS. F. H. CLAHKK and chlldron
lort today for South Coos River
FOR RIJNT S11.11II house, purlly
furnlHliotl, Hultable Tor two por
HoiiH. Apply OCi'i South Sovonlh st.
FOR HUNT Four furnished hoiihC
koepliiK rooniH niul two iinfur
uIhIioiI; modern rnuvciilonecH. Six
rooniH $ri. Phono lCfi, North
llond.
FOIt RKNT Tho five-room fliitx.
Modorn mid nowly renovated. Cor.
Tenth nnd Klrod nvoniie. Inquire
Slit. Contrnl avenue.
FOR 8ALK lllcjcle anil Phono
Krnph. Yoder, Md 80. Ilroadway.
LOST C011KH11 foiiiitiilu p No. 0
pen point. Finder return to Al
llnnce warehouse and Hot rewnrd.
FOR RUNT A hoiixe. No. 11.111 Ho.
Seventh Bt. Cnro Times.
FOR SAliU illi-iirrc lunch, mostly
bottom Iniitl; kooiI liulldiuitH.
Would tako clime-Ill lot III Marsh
Held In pint payment. Address
"Owner," cnro Times.
WANTlvD Iviuploymeiit hy young
man. In Htore, collecting or hoI
IcitliiK. Kxperienred. Can give
best of roforenceH. Cnro Times.
FOR SALIC Choice camplni; nIIi on
Soulli Cooh river, (iootl water,
nice grove, good bntlihiK beach,
platroruiH liullt. Write Ilox (112,
MiiiHlirioIil.
WANTUI) Wiiiiiiiu to nsslst with
wiihIiIiik nnd hoiiHO-cIeauliiR one
tiny each week. Call or address
MrH. H. F. (lohhardt, North llond.
I'OR SALM CIICAP A Foul nuto In
good condition. Phono 175 Km
plro or (lOodriim'H (Inrago.
WANTFD RtKlsteied lli.Mtln hull,
rrom n week to a yenr oitl.
AnHwor by until, or phono 3101.
CIiiih. Solautler, Sumner, Oregon.
I'OR SALIv OR TRADi: Mini
MnrHhlleld roHldtiuco property.
Will trade on gootl rnncli mid
Htock near xchool, C, N., cnro
TllllUH.
WANTIID Wall lew. at Midget Cufe,
North H0111I.
LOST Pale Indies' gray gl
wanl ror return to Tlim
oves. Re
us orrice.
LOST A tlilld'H head piithc. Finder
liletiHo return to Times office.
OR HALK CIIIIAP Rncycle bicycle,
latest model, unetl only three
mouths. P. O. ilox 507, Mantli-field.
FOR SALIv Span of work horses.
Weight 1100 lbs. each. C. It.
Flanagan, U58 nth Ht. S.
WAXTIII)-
:u.r)i.
-Selling hy tiny, Phono
FOR RUNT. Rooms
keeping apartments,
anil lioitse
Lloyd Motel.
I'OR LALF lli-rooin lodging house,
rurnlshed 301 North Front Ht.
Phono 20C-J.
Poison Oak
cured by using PLHMOL. A
pleasant, refreshing, antiseptic,
and cooling cream,
nffiWifflRBH