THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1913-EVENING EDITION.
School Begins Monday, Sept. 15
T ET the boys be on hand wearing suits that will
give them self-respect and a feeling of pride in
good nppoM ymwu. Our boys' department is performing a wonder
i'ul service in keeping the boys of this town nattily dressed. Sueh
clothes as are sold hero are economical clothes for your boys to
wear, because they last longer, hold (heir shape longer and look
spit' and span for a longer period than most clothes.
Conic in and sec the qualities and compare them with these
prices:
Boys' School Suits $5, $6, $7.
Splendidly made of cheviot, cassimere, and gray and brown
fancy mixtures. The styles are both Norfolk and double-breasted
and every suit has an extra pair of trousers. The sizes are 7 to
17 years. Extremely desirable and moderate price.
WOOLEN MILL STORE
APPAREL SPECIALISTS 0l MEN AND BOYS.
and
SEPTEMBER TIRES.
Below 1b i'l"cn tlin tl.nn
height of high and low water at
iunrsniield.
fho tides are placed In tho order
of occurrence, with their times on
tn nrst line and heights on the .
second lino of each day; a compar-i
Ison on consecutlvo heights will .
Indicate whether It Is high or low !
waier. tor inch water on tho bar
lO.Ilrs. . fi.OO 12. OS 5. OS 11.20
Ft. . . 0.2 4.5 2.S G.4 I
llIIrs. . G.57 12.5". G.10 0.0
Ft. . . 0.0 4.8 2.3 0.0
' weather fohhoast.
llf A05ltcil Vntt to Coo Uar Tlracs.J
OREGON Fair with light
frost tonight In East portion.
Northerly winds.
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LOCAL TEMPERATURE
RECORD.
For tho 24 hours ending at
4:43 a. in., September 10, by
DonJ. Ostllnd, special Govern
ment meteorologist:
Maximum C5
Minimum 30
At 4:43 n. m 41
Precipitation 00
Precipitation since Sept 1,
1913 2.77
Precipitation same period
Inst year 3. 90
wind: Northwest, clear.
Noris Jensen
Merchant Tailor
High-class Garments
Hand-Tailored
In our own Miop.
Orders taken ror garments
inaile by
ED. V. PRICE
&CO.
They are the bent
wholesale tailor in tho
world.
Good lliislnesH Suits,
$18.00 to ijtlO.UO.
Tiiilnr-nicnsiircd; tallor-niatle.
YOUR MONEY'S WORTH GUARANTEED BY NORIS JENSEN.
.105 Front tivet.
BORN.
look after tho construction of
new concrete building for tho First
national Hank nt that place. Ills
partner, L. M. Bontley, is now nt
uantion and has the work started
A RUNNING STREAM
Is fresh and pure, because tho water KEEPS OX THE MOVE. A
stagnant pond becomes Impure, because It does not move.
We keep fresh, puro drugs, boeuiiKo wo k?ep them MOVING
moving IX on every bont from tho best wholesalers, and moving
OUT Into the homes of those who know. Why?
Because we null at reasonable prices and are always "on tho
movo" to please our customers. That's why wo aro called
"THE BUSY CORNER."
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
THE REXALL STORE
PHONE MAIN 298 US
PHONE 1JTQ D
10 Cent I30-I1
Messenger Service
MARSHFIELD CYCLERY
POWERS To Mr. and Mrs. Fred
rowers at Mercy Hospital in North
Bend Wednesday, Septem
ber ju, a son. .Motnor and child
To W. C. T. U Tho W. C. T. U.
win open their fourth Annual Con
vt.ntlon this evenlnir nt Mvrtlo Point
Thoso leaving on tho noon train for
Slyrtlo Point woro: Mrs. Goo. Hnzer,
airs, jiont. siccann, Mrs. C. Ritchie,
Mrs. W. G. Laird and Mrs. Wheeler
of San Dlcgo.
AMERICAN LADIES' TAILORING the Hosoburg auto stage.
lormcily Handled by Mr. Plunz To Register Voters. A. K. Peck
Is now taken ovc
'Jchchers Arrive. Several or tho
Marshflcld teaching corps arrived on
1110 ureauwator todav. Pr ne nnl
are doing nicely and Fred nsi Darker and wif and baby did not
well as could bo expected, whllo J'onio hut will probnbly arrlvo over
"Grandpa" A. II. Powers is oven "" Among thoso coming In wore;
more boyish thnn ever over tho Miss Anna Volt, of Illinois, Miss
advent of tils first grandchild. 1 i-nura Tumor of North Dnkota, Miss
Wlnnlfred Watson of Minnesota and
Will Arrive Tonlulit Georirn'MIss Cornelia Anthonv of Colorado.
Goodrum nnd his brldo aro uvinx'tml School onens horn next Mnmlnv
to nrrlvo this ovenlng, coming via !
I'Aaniination Postponed. Tho
civil service examination of cnndl
dates for Postmnster at Florence
sr bv 1110 Call and to"a' received his blanks, etc.. to n,ul O'enada which was to have
II. n . .11. nv t ,,0Kln tho registration of voters In,1)U0 in Marshflcld last Sat-
IIIlC OH UlSDMY nt I C..l,l. -e I.aii . Ill1'iln tfn.t lino unnn. iimHI O.. I
lo ,.... fJtl 1 mi all1nv nt ytlg lufiiiuuuuil UI VOK
inK rliX th South Mnr!! proc,nct'
EXPERT. -78 Front St., Upstairs
I'lll'tv Satlirdav. Invltatlntin linvn
neon lssueu ror n party Saturday
unlay was postponed until Saturdnv
Soptombor 27, when It will bo hold
In Florence. Mrs. Edith M. Eddy.
secretary of tho civil service board
WANT ADS.
afternoon given by IJutsor and for 1,1,8 '"strict, will mako tho trip
Helen Sullivan to their llttlo friends. 1 '? ''lorenco to conduct tho oxamlua-
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
WEDNESDAY.
Methodist Ladles' Aid will
Kivo a silver tea at home of
Mrs. C. W. Davis, 886 South
Fifth street.
Jolly Dozen meets with Mrs.
Paul Sandon.
N. L. Young Ladles' Aid with
Miss EIbIo Larson.
D. M. C. Club with Mrs. J. C.
Wallace.
THURSDAY.
Mlnnlo-Wls Club meets with
Mrs. M. E. Thompson, 886
South Fifth streot.
North Dond Altar Guild with
Sirs. John Lehnon.
Eastsldo Sowing Club with
Mrs. Percy Peot.
A. N. W. Club will meet
with Mrs. Clias. Stnuff.
tlon.
Cannery (Vow. A prow nf nnttin
moil nrnveti on tho Breakwater from ' ""'i luiueiie iionnn
Astoria tmlnv tn wnrir in Mm cnntii. Carter yesterday wont nftor the rel-
FOR RENT Neat 12-room furnish, orn Oregon Company's plant nt Em-' low 4w,o Bnt him tho big story
oil iiouseiteopiug suite, ? 10. North Piro. aumuurn rncuic pay car
lieiid. Phono 1493 or 131. oeing nem up nenr uugeno last Sat-
Store Redecorated. Tho Brown "rday 'and robbed of SIC, 000 by
pack yet waiting ror a better market.
The firms that sell direct nrn nnr
ablo to pay tho big prices this year
ob tho mnrkot is lower than It has
hcen ror n long time.
Hunters' Licenses Tho fin nnnrtr
has perfected arrangements with
County Clerk Watson by which
hunters' llconses will bo issued di
rect to hunters at tho Gunnory with
out waiting. This will nrovo n.
great convenience to hunters.
PERSONAL NOTES
FOR KALE A good bicycle, for only drug store Is resplendent In Its now ,four Vnm,,tB nf,er n Deputy Sheriff
5S.UU. is 1 acconu street isort n. ", uoing rcaecoraicu. and with uu luuuu mai
now nxtures. ninues n vorv hand-il."u iny nan mcniu 10 ion nun
niu iiikuuu puper priniou 1110 siory
nuout n noid-up nenr Columbia, S
FOR RENT
elosu in.
Fine unfurnished flat, some Interior.
mono iii i-.i.
0RPHEUM TONIGHT
TUB I'OWUll OF THE CROSS
Ing Arthur Johnson.
-A two-reel Lubln drama, featur-
This Is one of the most powerful drnnins over soon on n screen.
2000 FEET OF OTIIEIl NEW PTCTLMtES.
THE IIRST MISIC AND THE REST SHOW IN TOWN.
ADMISSION TEX CENTS.
The cost of wiring a house already built is not great, Once
JW, the electric equipment will never have to be replaced,
VI nil! ool 4l, !,..!IJ r
HIU MUIIUIIII
The modern nlnnt
lieiirier teanne UD Vniir limicolinW nrir Jielm-Mim- 4QAi-olir,nc
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Subpoenaed Today. J. C. Jones I c- nnrt Marshal Carter has accepted
FOR SALE .22 enl, rcpentlm; rlflo nd Miss Helen McLaughlin woro , 1,10 OXC11BO
witn caso, :ioo sneiis, cleaning rod, "iiopuenaeu louny to give evidenco
good shape. Phono 370-X or ad- hoforo tho Coos County grand jury
dress F. L. G., S27 S. Fifth at. 80Io ponding investigations.
LOST On l-Vont street, small leatli- Coqullle. C. E. Mayboe,
or purse containing some chnngo rrcu iioinstor, i. w. btovens and
and lead bullet. Reward for re- A. Van Zllo were nniong tho North
turn to Will Elckworth nt Times nond residents who went to Co
office.
WANTED Housemaid to work on I
farm. Good wages. Phono 2G0
L, or 324-U.
WANT I'D (.'III for ueneial house
work. Apply Mrs. H. Nnsburg.
In Portland IMav. Tho Sunday
Oregonlnn contains a picture of tho
cast of a benefit play, "The Mikado."
which Is to ho glvon as a benefit
ror tho Portland News Hoys under
the nusplces or tho society woinon
there. Miss Ednn Illlven, or Mnrsh
llold. daughter or Mr. and Mrs. L.
E. Ullvon, Is to tako a leadliiK nnrt
In It. Sho nppenrs under tho stago
Speaker Comlni:. Snntorl Mor- ".n,1, P.l ,'"" Lou Patton, by which
tevii, a Socialist editor rrom As-'"110 wl" 1)0 known when sho sturts
toria, Is scheduled to arrlvo horo n0,r cngagomont on tho Orphoum clr
tho last or tho week to deliver. cuU 1,1,8 wcok
qullle this morning on court busi
ness.
somo lectures ror the Socialists. Ho
Is mnstor or sovernl different lnn-
FOL'ND Envelope containing do. K'mBes.
romped iiims, uoanng namo or
McMahon. Owner may have same Mineral Tomorrow. The funeral
by calling nt Times ofMco nnd of McGovom will bo hold tomor
paylng for this ad. row nftornoon under tho auspices
oi inn .Mnrsuueiu Aerio or i;agics.
t Mr. McGovorn's hrothor arrived last
evening irom uasnnoy s camp at
iiumoio.
WANTED Experienced niliiers
Llbby mine.
FOR RENT 2 rooms for light house-
kepplng. 1C3 S. 2nd street.
Rljr Ruiw Away. Connor &
Hoagland's delivery team ran away
while roturnlng rrom Llbby tho day
bororo yesterday. Tho rront wheel
broko nnd Claro Ynke, tho drlvor,
and his llttlo brother, woro thrown
out. Tho team ran orr the point
In tho Llbby rond hoyoiul tho Fair
grounds nnd rig nnd all wont down
tho embankment about fifteen feet
to the bottom of tho gulch. Tho
rig was pretty badly smashed and
tho Jolt took the vim out of tho
Will Deliver Address Senntor 1.
SV SmlMi lina nn..,iiKi.l ,1m Itit.ltnHrtt
FOR SALE Ton colonies of bees, of tho North Dond Chnmbor of ,,orHV. , T,,noJ woro easily
Patent hires, phono North Bond, Conimorco to deliver nn nddress bo- V""K "' ,,lKUS ,0K W,,H "Kwy 111-
1203.
COURTESY FIRST nnnn qpruipp ai wayq
Oregon Power Co.
Second and Central.
Times
Does Job Printing
FOR SALE E U SWJi SE
NW Vx. SW Vx SE Yi Sec. 3. T.
29 S., It 13 W.; 1C0 acres tim
ber: will soli ror assessed vain
atlou on county cruise. Geo. B.
Morgan, Baudon, Orogon.
rore thnt body next Frldny nlirht.
tho first public mooting their hnvo
neui sliico their organization,
Alter Pay Chocks L. V.
Jured.
WALTER RICHARDSON wont to Co
qulllo yesterday on ' business.
BURT DOREMUS wont up to Honry
villo this morning on business.
W. P. MURPHY Is In San Fran
cisco on business and pleasure.
ED SCHMEER wont to Myrtlo Point
this morning to nttond tho fair.
MRS. P. I). BLAKE, of Catching In
lot, was shopping In town today.
WALTER POWELL, of North Bond"
Is In town on business for a row
days.
MRS. W. II. MORTON, of Sumner,
was in town on a shopping trip
todny.
HENItY HOLMS, or North Bond,
was a Marshlleld business visitor
yesterday.
DAL CAT 1 1 CART left yesterday for
Ten Mile, whero ho will spend
a fow days.
E. LARS EN, or Allegany, came
down last night to transact somo
business hero.
MISS J. M. BOSSEN. or Bandon,
Is In town todny and Is stopping
nt tho Chandler.
O. W. ROSS was an outgoing pas-
songor tins morning on the Gnr-dlnor-Drnln
Btngo.
Sells Lot Cheap. Parties coming
ovor rrom Conulllo ronort thnt a
Cole. 1 1'ocullar donl was mndo thoro tho
WANTED A woman to mako her
solf generally usoful In a small
restaurant. Work easy. Shamrock
Cafe.
FOR RENT Ouo room. Apply Nas
burg's grocery.
FOR SALIC Team hay geldings,
2400 pounds, aged 5 and G. Good
for all kinds of work. John Blatt
ranch, So. Coos River.
1(110 REWARD FOR INFORMATION
leading to arrest of party steal
Ing Smith Premier typewriter and
other articles from office of A. F.
Estabrook Company, Bandon, Or.
FOR SALE 1 team of horses, ages
5 and C, weight 1400; wagon and
harness; cheap If taken at once.
Also furniture for G-room flat,
50. Address "Bargain," Times
office.
FOR SALE Dry wood, any length
at cainpuou s woru yams,
FOR SALE Plymouth Place poul
try yard; stock and equipment
at cost; must soil quickly as my
father's health compels me to
return East. Fred Bachman,
phone 288.
If you hare anything to sell, rent.
trade, or want kelp, try a Want Ad
la Tho Times.
bonltltnonnr r.f thn ' Tnna Tln'v Hnn'f ! OtllOr liny. A rilllcllOr IinillOd KeSt
Coinnnnv. was down vnHtnninv nfierl r wns complaining nhout tho
tho pnychecks and today thoy will
bo handed out to tho employes nt
tho mine, which Is located about
iilno miles from Mnrshllold, at Hcn-ryvlllo.
a .
TV I ii 1,,clll,',' ?10 nrtrtltionnl ror tho lots.
Lo hj and his family, arrived hero whloh ,invo !00 feot frontllR. Iin,i
todny from Grants Pass, on route 1 nro ho reot deep. Kestnor accept-
10 uoosion, wnere uioy win sou o e(1, Honry songstneken says ho
S" a ,r!Lnc.,?ea!: ,Frank . "urr 5 would bo glad to give Longstrom
i'L r ' n'ur . H u,mBlul 1 , ?500 for his bargain.
lard and were a week on tho way.
hoavy assessment for street I in
lirovonionts for Btimo or his prop
orty on Cednr streot, saying tho as
sessment wns moro than tho prop
orty was worth. Contractor Long
strom said It wasn't and that ho
would pay tho assessment nnd glvo
REN SMITH was In town on busi
ness yostordny and today rrom
his Coos RIvor ranch.
Contract In
Handoii.-
Starts Fishing. Levi Smith will
ntnrf In h1u nvntiltif nn lila mnnMi'u
flaltlnrr 1-Tn lnn vl trrmA mt lilu anlnna
WriKht was a nasaonirer this morn-. " i
ing to Bandon, where he goes to wHh d'rlft netB' Ho roport8 Umt tno
run so rar has been away ahead or
the same time last year. The South
ern Oregon cannery nt Emnlro has
leen mild curing but will stnrt In
soon on the cannery. Thoy aro pay
. ing four cents a pound for tho best
nnno Wlm Allnn II tl1l nnprv flali fni
IIIIUIII f ,.U . . . . v. U ... ..... WM. . ... .w.
them. Tho Southern Oregon com-
pany has boon In tho habit of holding
Its salmon back until tho price Is right
and has about all of last season's
USE
Trojan Powder
IT IS THE SAFEST TO
HANDLE.
It Is the most efficient in
stump removal.
There are ninety-five one-niid-three-elghths-lnch
sticks hi
u fifty-pound box of TROJAN.
It will do oh much, Mirk for
stick as any known explosive.
' Carried In stock by
A. B. DALY & Co.
Marshflold
Oregon.
We Do Catering
For Parties
ROOM FORT SMALL
BANQUETS.
White House Bakery
(Formerly Leld'a.)
BOX LUNCHES FOR PICNIC
PARTIES.
The Post Office
Is Going to Move
November 1, to
Williams' Building
But you will find us at tho old
stand prepared to nerve the best
fountain drinks on Coos Ray from
a minitary fountain. Sailer's Is the
place everybody goes for Fountain
Drinks, Ice Cream and Candy,
Telephonic Shopping
is easy and satisfactory wh,en
you call tho right nunibor. When
its DRUGS you want call 141.
Goods will bo, delivered In a min
ute. . . M
" 4-1 "ft