THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
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HUERTA TO BE
IiS. EDISON
IS VERY SICK
Another Special Sale
I
NIUGH BETTER
SEC. LANE IS
r
LMNATED
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
wTh j.FRY SLOP'S WORTH OF GOODS PURCHASED WE GIVE (IF WANT
CDTjfpnUNDSOF PURE GRANULATED SUGAR FOR $1.00
Poffee, our 40c blend 35c par pound
Coffee, our 35c blend 30c per pound
Poffee. out 3' j blend - 25c per pound
bold Dust Washing Powder, per
package 21c
cHnna and Musnatel Seedless Utrus Washing Powder, per
Su5 IcmM-nmind 9c L Package. 23c
I . i I VlUnntlmo fT I nilryf Vnnn Q tni'n fm 1 1 n
WMVyWIIUClll IUIIUI UUU. J U(U O IUI l U
Glycerine Toilet Soap, 3 bars for 11c
Glycerine Tar Toilet Soap, 3 bars for 11c
Pummo Toilet Soap, 3 bars for 11c
Liquid Bluing 1 pt,, per bottle 7c
10-qt, Galvanized pail 13c
17-qt, Granite Dish Pan :.37c
14-qt, Rinsing Pan 27c
Double Roasters (Granite) 67c
One-half dozen, (Cups and Saucers) 43c
One-half doz, 9 1-4 plates 43c
1-qt, Glass Water Pitcher 17c
... 15c
0
Batons, nor poiiiiu
Large, loose, Muscatel Raisins,
per pouiui
rv' ' ,, I nn nor U On
Prunes iuiku
(Cotton Branci; ruieu wun i-
v mntnfis, oer can c
Sweet Corn (lonn Pack) per can --.9c
Swift and Courtney Matches, per
dozen ooxes
Pure Lard, ex-kettle rendered, per
in-nound pail -M5
Polly Prim Cleaner, per can 7 1-Zc
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Heel
III
EXTRA SPECIAL A 50-plece dinner set, floral and gold China, ' Kfl
reduced from $7.90 to Puu
Coos Bay Tea, Coffee and Spice House
Phone 394-J. 184 Market Ave., Marshfield, Oregon.
PIANO EXPERT IIKKK.
......... (do llnv for hl
nu visit to ooh County to
iuwpi ....1 .n . nam
It his olu pairuiiB inu iiiuno
I. ...
Ik ... nlnnn tlfl'llH II n DE Ur
II JUW I'lHIiW
ttlr nr, aide sonio of tho older
V ' ... f'ni.n ltnv nhnut
0 UWIIVIB U J""
Mm r lliHtril-
mti and see If lie Inn t the man
Sm him or phono the Coos Hotel
live him call, worn guaran
ty ind terms reasonable.
'idures& Framing
Walker Studio
WANTED
Httbd tbit won't keep time. Dirty
l meld oil aro the ruination of
men. Let me Handle It una
m H perfectly for yean to
NKW AUTO LINK TO PORTLAND.
Marshfield -Drain Auto Stage Line
VIA ALLEGANY AND SOOTTSDURG
PASSING (.'OLD AND SILVER FALLS
FROM MARSHFIELD TO PORTLAND.
LEAVES MARSHFIELD IOVIOItV MORNING.
AT 5 A. M. ON STEAMER RAINBOW.
FAIR TO DHAIN, 911. Tickets on wile nl Busy Corner
Phono 208.
E. C. BARKER.
! Front it. Marsh fl 'd.
Or.
nique Pantatorium
t MODERN DYERS, GLEANERS,
il ud HAT RENOVATOR
t for toward H. Btraaaa
i Flat Tailoriag. Let H
u roar Mit ibIL
CtXTRAL. Pboae B50-J
T. JT. 8CAIFE.
iBROWH $ A. II. IIODGINB
hfield PANT and
decorating: co.
fotlraatei Furnished.
1K7-L Mn.hfleld, Ore.
fwteet your homes before the Are
i out, by Insuring them In a
i Kiiioie Fire Insurance Com-
' OreiOQ Flrn Hnl! A..nl.
K Wllclei are the strongest,
rWt md best. ra wm v
P". ent, room 15, Eldorado
. w pnone 243-L.
Auto Service
Can. nMfnt t.i
111 T s"wa. uur motto;
Da,
LgM 0OODALE. Proprietor.
FAMnvv nrvvi7iu
tf l?"011' W0 re
SROHANX'g CAFE.
Jiimmerclal Mfld
R.uv.!Ui Heat. Elet-anth
fcuS" noo With Hot mad
mm Heat. Blegi
wiu, omt Ho
II r, iw
a tiL o o o s
asas22S!w Mil Marin
a linio
. ""idNU now?
ir,H Have lion
Vtcb,,PrlnUng done at
S. S. NANN SMITH
Sails from San Francisco for Coos Bay
Friday, September 12, at 3:00 P. M.
San Francisco office, 805 Fife Iildg., or Lombard St. Pier No. 27
InterOceanlc Transportation Co., C. F. McGcorKe, At. Phono I I.
STEAMER IAQ.UA
Sails from North Beid for San Francisco Saturday, Sept. 13, at 4 P.M.
Will Sail from San Francisco for Coos Bay Wednesday, Sept. 10.
FAST"' BOAT GOOD PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS AND GOOD
SERVICE.
A. E. D1MENT, Agent, Ocean Dock, Marshfield.
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS.
Steamship Breakwater
ALWAYS ON TIME.
SAILING FROM PORTLAND TUESDAY, SEPT. O. 8 A. M.; SUNDAY
SEPT. 14, 8 A. M. FRIDAY, SEPT. 10, 8 A. M. WEDNESDAY,
SEPT. 21, 8 A. M.; TUESDAY, SEPT. :, 8 P. M A.VD EVERY
TUESDAY THEREAFTER AT (1:00 P. M.
SAILING FROM MARSHFIELD THURSDAY, SUIT. 11, 1 P. M.i
TUESDAY, SEPT. 10, 10 A. M.i SUNDAY, SKIT. 21, 11 A. 31.; SAT
URDAY, SE1T 27. 8 A. M., AND EVERY SATURDAY THEREAF
TER AT SERVICE OF TIDE.
Tickets on aale to all Eastern iMilnts mid Information ns to routes
and rate cheerfully furnished.
Phone Main 88-L. P. L. STERLING. Agent.
S. S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
SALS FROM MARSHFIELD FOR PORTLAND
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 1, AT 9 A. M.
Pussengers will go ahourd Sunduy evening,
ROUND TRIP, $18.50
OONNCOT1NG WITH THE NORTH BANK ROAD AT PORTLAND
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Phone 44 C. F. McGEORGB, Aget
SPSS Auto Line
Cars leave every 20 minutes from
7 a. m to 7 p. n.; from 7 p. m
to 12 o'clock every half. Fare 16
cents one way, round trli 25 cents
Commutation books, 20 rides, 2.00.
Cara leave Chandler Hotel, Marsh
field and North Bend News Co., In
North Bend.
G0RST& KING, Props.
Low la price, high la quality.
Electric Irons
We have a few secoudhand
Iron in good working condition
at 91.70.
New Irons, fS.50 up.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
Phone 237-J 15S N. Broadway
on
Zamacona Sought No Inter
views at Washington and
Left Capital Secretly.
til Amocloteil frci to woa nr TltiiM.1
WABIIINUTON, l). c. Sunt. 12
Muniicl Kniimeomi, thu hiiiiohu(I rop-
rC'HellttttlVO of Priivlnlniinl n
urtu, loft for Now York without
Jug any Kovurnineiif nfflelnls. Ho
not Book nn Inturvlow with nnv
io, hut Hiont nil IiIh tliii( with
ClinrKo d'Affdliiia Almirn f.r n...
oxlcnn KinlmHsy.
Tho luttor whh oxnoctod to winfnr
with Suerotnry Hrynn, mid limy In-
lorm uryan of the elmrnctor or tl.r.
Xaninconu iiiIhhIoii. Tho nttltudn of
esldont Wilson and Scciotnry Dry
Ib not to recotvo any lluertti nn.
oy utiluss thoy coino to carrv for-
rd tho noKotlatloiiH liouun liv
Ind; thnt tho nolntn nindo liv Unii
have boon settled chiefly and that
luona is to ho considered elimina
ted from the mesldontliil mm.
Zamnconn was In eoncoalmnn iinr.
Iiik Ills visit hero nini inn un,.rtiv
Jo is expected to return in a fnw
days, but whllo In Now York will
ondenvor to negotiate the lonn.
win
His Ailment Diagnosed as An
gina Pectoris or Heart
Rheumatism.
lly Aoclntp. I'rrn to Coos l!n, Tlmos.l
HEItKEI.HY, Cal.. Sept. 11! Secre
tary Lane, who eollapsod last Tues
day, shows continued Improvement,
but his brother, who Is a physician,
Insists that ho must have absolute
rest until his strength returns, and
Just how long that will bu nobody
can say. Secretary Kane's Illness
has been diagnosed as angina pec
toris, or rheumatism of tho heart.
Ho has had touches of It af Intervals
for two years.
WITNESS IS GONE.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 12. When
tho case of George Uixby, millionaire
banker of Long Reach, accused of
offences against young girls, was
culled In the Superior Court, It be
came known that tho Government's
principal witness, Miss EHthor Coch
rnn had disappeared, after confiding
in friends Hint nho would not testify
against Illxby. The case was continued.
Buy Your Meats
at the
UNION MEAT MARKET
And You Will Always Have
Pure Wholesome Meats.
'Phone 58
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASH AND DOORS,
ROOFING PAPER, ETC.
CUT THE FUEL BILL IN TWO BY USING OUR WOOD.
PHONE 100. 189 goUTH BROADWAY
Abstracts, Real Estate,
Fire and Marine Insurance
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc.
HENRY SENGSTACKEN, Manager
FARM, COAL, TIMBER AND PLATTING LANDS A SPECIALTY.
GENERAL AGENTS EASTSIDE
MARSHFIELD OFFICE, PHONE 14-J.
COQUILLE CITY OFFICE PHONE 101.
IT DOES PAY TO
KNOW THE STORES
So great a part of every income is spent in
stores, that it would seem that, next to "man
kind," "the proper study is stores!"
To the readers of THE TIMES ads, the stores
take on individual characters they become fa
miliarthey come to be UNDERSTOOD. The
Value-giving "habits" of each store and the
service rendered by each are known, and rightly
valued.
The ad-reader knows an exaggerated state
ment by an educated instinct, and an ad that
comes to the borderline of misrepresentation is a
species of store-suicide. '
Every merchant appreciates the NECESSITY
of "making good" every advertised price conces
sionas well as the further NECESSITY of mak
ing price-concessions that are real eunugh to be
notable enough to make the 'store's advertising
WORTH answering.
Thus the readers of THE TIMES ads keep in
touch with ALL buying opportunities in the stores
of the city that make for economy in the home ex
pensesand thus, to "know the stores" DOES.
PAY!
Suffers From Cold Contracted
While Motoring in New
1 England.
tnr Amocl.t.l Pres. to Coos TIiihm.i
WEST ORANGE, N. J Sept. 12
Thomas A. Edison, Inventor, is 111 at
his homo in Llewelyn Park for tho
first time in eight years. He is
unablo to go to his laboratory, n
short distance away. Ho is suffer
ing from a cold contracted whllo
motoring In Now England, and nu
attack of indigestion. Edison U
i! (5 years old.
ACTIVITY III
T
FIRS
ADDITION
Many Improvements Under
Way New Homes Starting
More Buy There.
A visit to First Addition to
larshfleld Is a revelation to ono
who has not kept In touch with tho
development going on In this South
side addition. Besides tho street
work on South Tenth Btrcet, in
charge of Peart Brothors, contrac
tors, and. on Southwest boulevard,
whoro planking Is being lnld by
Messrs. McCluro and Mac!, there la
great activity in homo building.
J. E. Cooloy recently pnrchnsod
sIxty-Blx feet of frontage on South
west boulevard nnd has erected a
four-room cottage on it.
E. C. Drows, who hns lots facing
on SouthwoBt boulovnrd nnd also
on Eleventh strcot, Is rushing for
ward tho construction of a largo
greenhouse on his Eleventh street
frontage. The site selected for this
Is ono of the best obtainable on
tho Bny for tho purpose, according
to tho opinion of Alfred Mittlng,
who recently Inspected Mr. Drew's
place. Tho soli Is flno nnd the
shelter from northwest winds is
perfect. Mr. Drews expects soon
to build his rcsldonco on tho Banie
tract of land, fronting it on South
west boulevard.
J. L. Mnel hns purchased lot 20
in block 11, facng south on Ore
gon nvcnuo, and Is erecting n. resi
dence there.
Erwln Ynko and W. O. Stone havo
each bought lots facing west on
Southwest boulevard. Mr. Yako
plans to build soon. Mr. Stone has
already etsabllshcd Ills homo in
First Addition.
Mrs. Cnthnrlno Colombo hns
bought two lots on tho coruor of
Southwesl boulevard nnd California
avenuo, nnd Mr. Colombo Is now
having a sovon-romn rcsldonco built
on this slto.
Carl Carlson Is preparing plans
for a residonco to bo built on his
lots on Montana nvenuo near South
west boulovnrd and will Boon havo
tho structure under way. N
Among tho recont buyers in First
Addition aro C. O. Thompson, Mrs.
Josophlno DoLand and Nick Stam-
bone, who havo bought lots on tho
east sido of Tenth streot. Porry
W. DodBon, D. A. Curry nnd Will
Warren havo purchased lots facing
on Southwest boulovard und locatod
between Tenth nnd Elovonth streets.
Arundoll Dcngsten has purchased
tho corner of Minnesota avenuo and
Elovonth street.
L. E. Ilondrix, who hns built a
homo on his lot on California ave
nuo which ho purchnscd soma tlmo
ago, recently bought an additional lot
facing on Southwest Boulevard to
hold as an Investment.
C. A. Pottot is clearing two lots on
Oregon avenuo which ho purchased a
short tlmo ago.
C. W. Wnrnor hns purchased Lot
7 In Block 12, on tho south side of
Washington nvenuo between Thir
teenth nnd Fifteenth streets, nnd ho
hns built n cottngo thoro.
Tho now street work In tho south
part of Mnrshlleld, especially that on
Johnson nvenuo nnd South Tenth
Btrcet, will provide a direct and well
laved route to this beautiful resi
donco district on tho Southsldo. With
tho completion of this thoroughfare
into First Addition It will not he sur
prising to bco tho building and gen
eral development thoro gain even
grentor impotus than nt the present
timo.
Licenses To Wed.
County Clerk Watson hns Issued
tho following marriage licenses:
Georgo K. Mcintosh und Clara M,
Parks.
Isqac M. Nlchol and Alllo Hunt
sucker. Coqulllo Herald,
Llbby COAL. The kind YOU have
ALWAYS USED. Phone 72. Pacific
Livery and Transfer Connaay