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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
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YUR "ATTITUDE toward
U you is one of service!
not the half-heated sort, but
he full meaning of service;
fn eive you what you want,
as you want it, and to guar
antee you satisfaction during
the life of the suit,
Hart Schaffner & Marx
make good suits for us like
this one for men and young
Shave many other models,
Florsheim Shoes
$5 and $6.
Mallory Cravenetted Hats
$3.50.
Woolen Mill Store
Apparel Specialists for Men
and Boys.
f j right Han
SEPTEMBER TIRES.
Liolow Is gl"en tf.e time and
height of high and low water at
Marshfleld.
Tho tides aro placed In the order
of "occurrence, with their tlnie3 on
th llrat line nnd heights on the
second line of each day; a compar
ison on consecutive heights will
Indicate whether It Is high or low
water. i'or high water on the bar
subBtruct 2 hours 34 minutes.
24IIrs. . 2.5-1 10.10 2.18 8.58
Ft. . . O.G 3.9 3.1 r.3
25Hrs. . 3.CG 11.19 4.10 10.2G
Ft. . . O.r, 4.3 2.8 G.3
WEATHER FORECAST.
lUr AmoclatM lrr9 to I'oos Uay Tlmn.)
OREGON Fair with light
froV tonight in east portion
wltliSjnsterly winds.
Prescriptions
A certainty. It Is a certainty that If you allow us to fill your
prescriptions they will bo filled exactly according to the direc
tions of the physician. Wo check them over after the Ingre
dients are ready to put up to make sure that we arc correct. You
can always feel perfectly nt ease when we fill your prescriptions.
"THE BUSY CORNER."
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
THE REXALL STORE
PHONE
MAIN 298
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LOCAL TEMPERATURE
RECORD.
For the 24 hours ending at
ut 4:43 a. m September 24, by
DenJ. Ostllnd, special Govern
ment meteorologist:
Maximum 74
Minimum 40
At 4:43 a. in 46
Precipitation '.00
Precipitation since Sept 1,
1913 ..2.94
Precipitation same period
last year 3.98
Wind: Northwest-, clear.
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HORN.
CARLSON To Mr. and Mrs. Alex
l Carlson of North Lake, Ten Mile,
Tuesday, Sept. 23, a son. Mother
and child are doing nicely. The new
arrival Is tho sixteenth grandchild
of Qrandpa Krlck.
Capitalist Here. A. B. Mnnley.
a Portlandt capitalist, who has con
siderable real estate holdings hero
WANT ADS.
NOTICE If Otto Petcrwm will call
ut Times office he will learn somo
information to his advantage
A BARGAIN' Fine Dairy Munch well
located, including stock, $4 200.
I.. S. Kaufman & Co.
Noris Jensen
Merchant Tailor
I Hub-class (Jain, cuts
lluiid-Tnllnrcd
in our own shop.
Orders taken for guiiiicuts
iimde liy
ED. V. PRICE
&CO.
They are the best
wholesale tailors in the
world.
Good Business Suits,
18.00 to $10.00.
Tailor-measured; tailor-made.
VOIH MOXKrs WOltTII GUARANTEED ltV XORIS JENSEN.
!103 Front street.
FOR ItKNT Front ltooin, close in,
suitable for two gentlemen, ln-
qulro at Times olllco.
FOR SALE 1 gasoline anil 1 gas
hot water heater, as good ns now,
1 doublo and 1 single bed. After
1 p. m.. Thursday. Phono 200-L,
or cull nt 171 Elrod nvtnuo.
QUICK SALIC.
$l'i()0 home for $1000.-
$200 down and $25 per mouth.
$400 gusolluo bont, $200.
$300 VIetrola with records, $12fi.
Win. J. La Palme, Unstable, Or.
WANTED Sober man or boy to
work around kitchen In hotel. Call
nt Hotel Dotson.
WANTED Board and cm re in good
rumlly for flvo-yenr-old girl. Ad
dress "G," care Tlmos.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms suit
ablo for one or two. Call ICC
Tenth street West.
kpheum Tonight
101)0 in.'' wav mtrrunv.ti.
'"ESPIiut OF TIIH ORIENT Vltagraph drama. Featuring
Maurice Costello.
iJ8'B,0Kl,l comedy.
Knit. BX F"ACI3 Sollg drama.
r ILETHE COUNT GOES BATHING Blograph comedy.
I AnlloainiiT mr.tr nnltma
U.HIOOIUl Ibj) kMlO,
FOIt SALE Furnishings- for n 7-
room house. A snap if taken at
onco. 24C North Fourth streot.
,OST Black IH-luch handling, be
tweon Marshfleld and North Bond
Tag has nanio T. C. Stora. Re
ward for return to 'limes office,
LOST Small box containing tlo
and handkorchlof. Rewnrd for
roturn to Times office.
FARM FOR SALE.
ottek nd frt farm con-
of h;Viu,.Dm laud, eight
IniBjl" Ba set to apple
c 'aoro that can
E lood r .orcard ana
8? SS ,and ,0' cat
tali. .l5.00(1 dairy cows and
h West 2"
i ob, 1, :est. Fork of Cooi
ISLfft? P08t0fflce'
li"tAllBeany, . Ore.
158-R
r Servien
gBtCYCLERY
For
Trojan Powder
'See 1
A. B. DALY & CO.
Marshfield, Ore.
FOR SALE Household furniture,
not two montliB old, very ohoap.
G07 Commercial Ave. Opposite
Steam Laundry.
FOIt SALE Team line bay geld
ings, weighing 1200 lbs. each; C
yrs. old. Inquire Chas. Metlln,
Coos Hotel.
FOR REXT 5-room house, good
garden; North Marshfleld. Inquire
Times office.
FOR REXT Building 45x100 on
North Front street. Suitable, for
warehouse, commission house or
factory. Apply The Gunnery.
FOR SALE Small rook stove, goo
as new. Address "S" care TlmeB.
AMERICAN LADIES' TAILORING
LINE
WANTED Dressmaking by tiro day
or at homo. Phono 76-J.
Formerly Handled by Mr. Plans
is bow taken over by me. Call and
see the, flew fall line on display at
TODD, THE TAILOR AND DRESS
EXPERT. 278 Front St., Upstair.
WANTED Experienced miners at
Ltbby mine.
FOR SALE Dry 'wood, any length
at Campbell's word yards.
Want Ads. Bring Results
FOR SALE Plymouth Place poul
try yard; stock and equipment
at cost; must sell quickly as my
father's health compels me to
return East. Fred Bachmun,
phono 238.
and nt Myrtle Point, la spending a
few days on the Bay with his friend,
Hairy G. Hoy. Mr. Mnnley and his
wife Just returned from an extended
European tour.
shoes, rice, etc. Somo of tho signs
read: "This Is the Home of Love
land."
Where's the Fire? Considerable
speculation was caused along the
waterfront this morning by a dense
smoke up the river. The fire was
thought by some to bo in Smith
Ditslu.
Sliver Tea The Woman's Home
Missionary Society of the Metho
dist church Is holding a silver tea
with Mrs. F. E. Allen, nt her home
on South Eleventh street this afternoon.
Empire School. Miss Stella Wlck
lund has been elected teacher of the
Empire Schools for the coming year,
the term starting the first of next
month. Miss WIcklund Ib nn Em
pire girl who has been teaching at
Lakeside.
Kills Deer. Alvln Grnnby Is re
ported to have killed n spike buck
In North Coos River while out row
ing. He overtook the deer, which
was swimming the river, evidently
having been chased by dogs, and
dispatched It with a blow from his
oar.
Small Fire. A small fire In the
old tannery building at Centervlllo
vqb discovered night before last just
In time to prevent Its destruction.
It Is thought that some tramps who
were using It as a rendevous started
the blaze.
C. A. Smith Coming. C. A. Smith
Is expected here on the next Adeline
Smith, which will be about tho first
of next week. Mr. Moreen will
probably arrive then also.
Four Take Degree At a meet
ing of tho Knights Templar Monday
night, Malr Dano, J. W. Brown, F.
E. Conway and Dr. Walter took tho
Malta degree. F. E. Conway also
took tho Temple degree.
MISS M. DOTSON of North Bend
was n passenger on the auto stage
this morning. She 13 on her way
East for a visit.
Ministers Meet. The meeting of
of Coos County ministers called for
here yesterday did not attract many
outBldo pastorc. Tho Marshfleld min
isters met nnd discussed some affairs,
but Rev. J. E. Burkhart stated this
morning that there was nothing
about the meeting for publication.
Mining Man Here- G. E. Erlckson
Is In Marshfleld looking over this
field with the vlow of Investing.
Mr. Erlckson' Is a mining man, hav
ing spent eleven years in the Alaska
district. Ho Is accompanied by II.
II. Tracy. They will remain hero
for about ten days.
Inspect Boulevard. P. M. Hall
Lewis and other County road ofll
clals this week inspected the route
of tho Marshfleld to the sea boule
vard so that they will be ablo to
report on It when Engineer Gould
presents his report of tho Biirvey
which he Is now mailing.
Baker Case Up Today Mr. and
Mrs. Addison Cook went over to
Coqulllo this morning to give tes
timony before the grand Jury In
tho Baker case. No further search
has as yet been made for the ar
ticles which it is thought Baker
hid In the woods when he found
that a search would be made of his
premises,
Locked Out Parties on Knob
Hill Monday night were nttracted
by a man going Into a second story
window and immediately figured
that there was another burglary In
progress. However an Investigation
showed that one of the occupants
of one of the cooms had gone to
bed and locked the door, shutting
out the other roomers. Yells failed'
to disturb the sound slumbers and
finally a ladder was secured and en
trance gained through the second
Btory window.
PERSONAL NOTES
W. J. CONRAD wont to Coqulllo yes
terday on business.
CHAS. KENNEDY, of Bandon, Is
In town on business.
Stun Work. Contractors Small
and Morrlsscy today started work
on their paving contract In South
Marshfleld by putting in tho con
crete curbs near Seventh and John
son. As soon as they get the curb
ing well under way, they will begin
tho hard paving, which will probably
bo about Monday.
CHAS. ELMORE of Bandon
Marshfleld busings visitor.
Is
LOUIS ST. DENIS, Gus Peterson,
Mrs. Oscar Ohman and Davtt
Howard nro In town today from
North Inlet.
MISSES PEARL COATE and
Winnie Simpson aro new student
registered nt the Coos Bay busi
ness College.
E. O. HALL of Sumner Is n Marh-
Ileld business visitor today. Ho re
ports everything flourishing along
Catching Inlet.
MISS MAE ENGBLOUM, of tho Lloyd '
Hotel was called to Empire last
night by tho serious Illness of her
mother at that placo.
C. II. HOPSON of Seattle Ib here look
ing over the Coos Bay Section and
will locate If he can find anything
which Is satisfactory.
C. A. NOBLE, In charge of the pile
drivers on Coos Bay went to Rose
burg this morning on the auto
stage on business trip, j
H. R. HOLCOMB of Lakeside left
this morning for Coqullle, where he
will visit for sevoral days with
his brother, B. N. Holcomb.
L. C. NEBBL, a protcctograph sales
man, left this morning for Rose
burg on the nuto stage, after call
ing on prospective customers here.
MRS. M. D. SUMNER left on the
Marshtlold-Roseburg stage this
morning on tho way to Dora, Or
egon, whero she will visit relatives.
CHAS. E. KING, nn attorney or
Pawhuska, Okla., Is spending &
fow days on the Bay looking thlau
section over with n vlow to moving
here.
A. J. COX of Langlols, who has been
here for about a week visiting with
W. K. Wiseman, left on the morn
ing train for Bandon on his way
home.
AL LARSEN wont out to Roseburg
this morning on the nuto stage.
To Buy Saloon. John Mlrrnsoul
Is negotiating for tho purchase of
tho Bell Cord Saloon, formerly con
ducted by John Hernm, but which
tho Rothschild Liquor Company re
cently tool; over. Mr. Mlrrnsoul Is
endeavoring to effect a settlement
wltli Herron's creditors for sixty
cents on tho dollar.
Damage Slight. John Pieuss, Jr.,
Is rapidly recovering from somo bad
bruises he sustained ns a result of
running Into Hansen's dolivery rig.
Prouss was on a now motorcycle
nnd was watching n dog that was
try.lng to grab his leg whon ho lilt
tho rig that was driven by Matthew
Trewolln. Tho damage to tho mo
torcycle Is small.
Start Soon. Tho oxact date of
starting the Enstsldo mill of the C.
A, Smith company has not yet been
announced, but probably will bo
within a few days. Tho doublo
shift or the shlnglo mill will bogln
soon, tho crew being nearly se
cured. As yot no definite date has
been set for stnrtlng tho pulp mill
nnd It may not bu until tho arrival
of C. A. Smith.
For Xewlywcils. W. F. Squire's
flue now house nt Fifth and Ingor
soll has been comploted and Is ready
for occupancy by F. W. Payne nnd
bride. Mr. and Mrs. Payne aro ex
pected home tomorrow or next day
from the Bartlo cottage on Coos Riv
er whore they have been spending
their honeymoon. Tliolr friends last
evening got busy and docorated their
future homo with various signs, old
TR Royal
TONIGHT
mo FEATURE PROGRAM
THE CLASSY LITTLE' ENTER-
taiwerb;.
NAYDENE and ETHEL
THE REDEMPTION The World's
greatest .Sensation,
TARTLINO 500 people
TUPENDOUS AO Htenes
TORY Jl complete reels.
THE STORY WITH A MORAL
A DIXIE MOTHER An excellent
A 2-reel production by tho Broncho
Company.
ADMISSION
Lower Floor 15c, Balcpny I'tfc.
TOMOimoW NIGHT
ETHEL IN A SYMBOLIC DANCE
DEPICTING THE BURXIXG
OF ROME
J. C. OSTER, of Bandon, was a
Marshfleld business visitor today.
W. O. DUEBNER went over to Co
qullle this morning on a business
trip.
HARRY DAVIS of Myrtlo Point Is in
town today on a brief business
trip.
W. JAY BROWN and Burt A. Dore
nuiB nro on a fishing trip to Allegany.
AUGUST LAKSON. of Lnkesldo,
came down this morning on the
North Star.
II. ALVERSON and Thos. Husaey
left this morning for Bandon on
their .way to, Gold Beach to look
aftor some mining property they
have there.
MR. GRAY, an eastern lumberman
who has been spending a few days
on the Bay looking over this sec
tion, left on the Adeline Smith for
Snn Francisco.
MRS. F. M. FLYE nnd Mrs. A. S.
Blnnchnrd were visiting In North
Bond today.
MRS. L. J. SIMPSON and Mrs. Keat
ing of North Bond wero Marshfleld
shoppers yesterday.
W. F. DINDINGER returned yester
day from p.n extended business
trip In Snn Francisco.
JULIUS KRUSE haB roturned from
tho Rock Creek section whero ho
has been on his homestead. He
reports that Don Short, Will Dun
gnn, Walter Duggan nnd tho
others aro having n good time, In
cluding n boar hunt now nnd thon.
A Suit Made to
Your Measure
Made to fit you,
Made to satisfy you,
Made to save you
money,
We have over 300 pat
terns for you to choose
from,
Suits from
15.00
to
$40.00.
Fit guaranteed.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Come and' see us for
your fall suit,
THE BAZAR
Phone 32.
House, of Quality.
$
JOSEPH SCHMEDDINO hns gono
to Bandon to visit a fow days
with MIbs Kara Shouso, his fl
nncco, who Is visiting her sister
there. Their mpvrlnge will take
place shortly..
ANTON E GABELISCH, who has
been In tho employ of A. H, Pow
ers for tho Inst fow years Is plan
ning to leave soon for Switzerland,
whero ho will spend several montha
or a year at bis old homo.
C. E. WELLS, one of tho Blltmore
boys who returned a fow days ago
from ono of tho logging camps,
whero ho has boon working, left
this morning for Coqullle, where
he will spend a fow days.
F. W. BERTRAM will leave in a.
wook or so to visit his wlfo and
son, Mrs. Bertram Is slowly re
covering from tho burns sho sus
tained In tho Donaldson building
flro nnd Is visiting with her parents.
Sho will probably remain there un
til noxt spring.
T. CRAIG SMITH, of Snn Francisco
Is In the city visiting at tho homo
of J. O. Lungworthy. Mr. Smith
hns boon connected with tho Pacific
Mail Steamship Co. for many
years and vlsltod Coos Bay forty
years ago. He bbcb many change
In tho city and forsees a great
futuro for It.
GEORGE F. WINCHESTER, Assist
ant Cashier of tho Flanagan & Ben
nett bank, and Frank Lowo have
returned from an outing on Rogue
River. They had a very good time,
but report tho Rogue River bar Is
,very shoal. The Rustler sailed
from Rogue River for San Frnn
clsco with a cargo of wool.
I1UV PAPER APPLE WRAPPERS
OF . y, PAINTER, ALLIANCE
BUILDING,
Poison Oak
is immediately relieved and
quickly cured by using Dermol,
which is a soothing, cooling,
healing, antiseptic', creamy prep
aration that reduces rapidly
poison oak swolllngs. For sale
only1 at tho i
STORE FOR QUALITY GOOIrf
AND PEXSLAR REMEDIES.
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