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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1913 EVENING EDITION "
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$40.00 Suit for $20.00
i,. iH'lli've wo can glvo ' "'' ,K'H values at 10, $,-, $20,
gJIO tlint " w f,1,d ln l'OOH cv,ul".v.
Three Reasons for This Belief:
. Vnitv service-giving materials.
Hrtt(YiitH,t Hiycn 4iiU tailoring tlmt make our suits retain
i-Ve' soil Kuppciihcliner Clothes.
Tlilnt
farshfield.
PIXUP yoi'th BeD(1,
TWO STORES-
DEPENDABLE CLOTHES MERCHANTS.
Phone 233-L.
Prescriptions
A certainty. It Is o certainty that if you allow ub to fill your
prescriptions they will bo filled exactly according to the direc
tions of the physician. Wo check them ovir after tho ingre
dients are ready to put up to make sure that we are correct. You
cm always feet perfectly at ease when wo fill your prescriptions.
"THE BUSY CORNER."
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
THE REXALL STORE
PHONE
MAIN 298
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Will Exchange for Coos Bay Property
Till: li.U'dlll.l.V HOTEL The only hotel In Forest Grove, Ore-
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MuIITIji .'MIM'.I.. iitoimii rcmuniiu imi i iii iiaiui iieig.un.
AXONIKIt MODERN' D-rooni residence In Rose City Park.
A MODERN Orooiu home In Siokuiie. Another :t-rooiu homo In
Spokane.
Fine urchnrd land In famous Yiikimu Valley.
A WHOLE LOT OK PEOPLE WANT TO COME llKHK IP VK
C.l.V "SWAP" WITH THEM. WHAT II A V 10 YOU TO Tit A OK?
COOS BAY REALTY CO., Inc.
IRFAI. KSTATK
Phono 201-J.
IXSURAXCE.
YOUR TIME HS MOMEY
WH CAN AXI) WILL EQUIP YOU
TO TURN' YOUR TIME IXTO
MONEY 1IY Till: LATEST UP-TO-DATE
BUSINESS METHODS.
COME IX AXI) TALK IT OVER
loos Bay Business College
Phone 07-J.
Tpheum Tonight
llIBTHHi:i: HEEL FEATURE "THE MISER'S MILLIONS" A
fKTl'ltK FULL OK LIFE AXI) ACTION'.
fLS a (.md comedy.
ADMISSION TEN CENTS.
A. I.
Bead auto Line
')re every 20 minutes from
N 10 7 n v . m
o'clock ZLZ",iVm
lose .v ra" 10
W NohWL"?8'. Man.
Bend. A8WS vo" ,n
SlKINGiProi
PLUMES' TAILORING
Handled y Mr. Planz
res
-v o(l, upstairs.
Auto Service
I Tntk', PronrlMm..
lEe Royal
TONIGHT
NAYDENE & ETHEL
In an entire Change of Program.
ETHEL In u symbolic
dance depicting the
BURNING OF HOME
C REELS OP PICTURES
THE HAHH1EH--A two-reel Broncho
GAUMONT WEEKLY 12 big sub-
Jects. All good ones.
THE REDEMPTION Tho great 3-
roel feature thut will bo run again
tonight.
ADMISSION
LOWER FLOOR 15c.
BALCONY 10c.
COMING MONDAY
"TEAKS OF 11LOOD"
Hig Feature in Two Heels.
158-R
PHONE
10 Cent
Messenger Service
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Times Does Job Printing
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SEPTEMBER TIDES.
Below Is gl"en tr.e tlaio and
height of high and low water at
Marshfleld.
The tides aro nlnr-ed In tlm order
of occurrence, with their times on
tn nrat lino and heights on tho
second lino cf each day; a compar
ison on consecutive heights will
Indicate whether It Is high or low
water. iVor high water on the bar
siibstruct 2 hours 34 minutes.
25Ilrs. . 3.r,c 11.19 4. 10 10.2G
4.3
12.07
4.8
Ft . . . o.r.
2CIIrs. . 5.07
Kt.
2.8
5.24
0.2
r..3
11.38
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WEATH EH FORECAST.
tlly AmoclatoJ I'rra, to Coot UJ! TlmfH.)
OREGON' Fair with heavy
frost tonight in east portion.
Easterly winds.
LOUA L T EM PERAT UHE
RECORD.
For tho 24 hours ending at
at 4:43 n. m., September 25, by
I Ilenj. Ostllnd, special Qovern-
ment meteorologist:
Maximum 84
Minimum 41
At 4:43 n. m 47
Precipitation 00
Precipitation since Sept 1,
1913 2.94
Precipitation Bume period
last year 3.98
Wind: Northwest, clear.
To logger's Congress. A. H. Pow
ers Is at Spokane attending tho
Northwest loggers' congress.
Memorial Tea. Tho Frances Wll
lard Memorial Ten will bo held on
Friday at the home of .Mrs. Fannie
Wheeler from 2 to 4 p. m.
Run Excursion. Capt. Edwards
has arranged to run another excur
sion next Sunday from Murshilold
to Allegany nud has arranged for auto
service to Uoluen FallB, making a
delightful outing trip.
Ready to Move. Tho Chamber of
Commerce Is getting Its now tiunrtors
in tho Hi) cell I building In shape for
occupation and will move In tho first
of next month.
Hurt at. Camp. Ed Qulnn of tho
Smith-Powers Camp t at Coaledo, was
In Mnr8htleld yesterday to secure
medical attention for an Injured
hand. Foromnn Frank Grant was
also in yesterday.
liny Pi-oi'i'O'. Yesterday .T. U.
Davis, of Coos River, and C. W. Wol-
cott, closed n deal for the purchase
of block 20, Boulevard Park, from
Antono Gabellsch, for $2000. Tho
i block is 200 feet snuaro and Is
I tho F. A. Golden homo and near1 DPDCAM A I MAT EC
where Ruob Lyons Is erecting a now I LIvjUllrlL I lU I Lv3
home.
Ptomaine Poisoning. R. H. Wil- JII,lS,1 JOHN GRAHAM, of Gardiner,
son of near Los Angeles, who has I M"rt? l"e.,d' . .....
been visiting his brother, Otis Wll-"',' CANOLIN, of Couulllc, Is in
son, of tho Red Cross .lewelrV Do-1 . Mttrshfleld today,
partmont. and Mrs. Otis Wilson, have JAS- MERCHANT was a passen
been quite 111 tho past fow days of t?or to Dullards this morning,
ptomaine poisoning, caused by eating .1. u. CLINK EN H E A RD, of Sumner,
salmon. -I 1.. 1.. .,.... 1 1
SHERIFF GAGE camo over from Co-
qullle today noon on business.
MISS GLADYS ROBERTS loft on tho
stage this morning for Roseburg.
MISS LUCIA SPERRY is here from
Coqtillle today for a couple of days'
stay.
A. C. COX', of South Inlet, was In
Marshfleld today, transacting busi
ness. S. B. CATHCART left yesterday
morning for Coqiillle on a business
trip.
MRS. T. E. WILLIE, of Catching in
let, is shopping In Marshfleld to
day. GRANT M'MAHON went over to Myr
tle Point this morning on a busi
ness trip.
M.. L. LEAPOLD was n passenger
out this morning on tho Marsh-flold-Roseburg
auto Hue.
A. S. HAMMOND roturned to Co
qiillle this morning after a brief
business trip here.
EMIL STONE and Frank Stock came
down from Catching Inlet this
morning on tho Mllllcoma.
J. C. OSTER, of Bandon, who has
been hero on business for n few
days, returned home this morning.
FRED MARX, the well-known Port
land traveling man, arrived here
today to visit George Rotnor and
call on the trade.
Close Houd. The waterfront road
between Marshlleld and North Bend
was closed yesterday owing to tho
Southern Pacific railroad work and
tho autos had to take the old Fern
dale road.
Postpone Meeting. The Christian
Endeavor of tho Presbyterian Church
which was to have held their monthly
business meeting at tho home of Miss
Gertrude Scalfe, Friday, September
20, has been postponed until Friday,
October 3, on account of Illness.
Jiong Trip. Word has been re
ceived from Gow Why, tho Chinese
merchant hero, that he will reach
his old homo in China some time
next week. Ho Is not expected to re
turn until about February 1.
Hexrts Good Conditions. Emer
son B. Lane, a real estato dealer of
Myrtlo Point, Is In town on business
today. Ho reports conditions to bo
very favorable at that place and says
land values aro Increasing steadily.
Fine Hull. Tho Elks' monthly
dancing party at tjio 'Masonic htill tost
night drew tho largest crowd that
has attended the socials yet. It was
informal, but a delightful affair.
Light refreshments were served and
F. D. Fletcher was awarded a pen
nant as the "Champion rngger of
Coos County."
North Hend Hotel. It was stat
ed by tho North Bend hotel commit
tee this morning that about $8,000
of the $25,000 needed to buy the
had been subscribed. They had made
less than half of the canvass and if
those to bo Been como through as
well as those who have been seen,
La Vogue
Garments
High Class But
Not High Priced
nrHE latest Paris fash-
ion thoughts are re
flected in La Vogue gar
ments, The fabrics are
those favored by leading
style authorities, The fit
and finish will appeal to
the most critical.
You will be interested
in these new and BETTER
garments,.
Style, " service and
economy recommend
them to your considera
tion. The Golden Rule
First National Bank Bldg.
Engineer Hoev'Due. Engineer
P. Hooy, of tho Southern Pacific, ln
chnrge of construction on the Coos
Bay-Eugene line, is expected hero
tonight after a trip over the road.
Mr. Volckmon. who is Interested In
tho MacArthur-Porks Company, Is
also expected with htm and the visit
of tho la'tor causes tho belief that
the trip Is ln connection with tho
bridge across Coos Bay.
Take Musical Course. Miss Selma
JohiiBon will leave next Saturday for
San Jose, California, where she will
enter tho King Conservatory of Mu
sic to take n nine-month'o course and
will return hero next June. Her
brother, Carl JohiiBon, will accom
pany her to San Jose and take n
position there or nearby.
Recovers Hag. Through a Times
lost ad, T. C. Stora yestordny re
covered a flno handbag. Ho lost It
a fow days ago, tho bag dropping off
a Gorst & King auto on routo to
North Bend. It was picked up by
two girls who aro employed nt tho
North Front streot cannery nnd Mr.
Stora liberally rowardod them.
Dryer Busy F. S. Dow has return
ed from a trip to Myrtle Point and re
ports that tho fruit dryor there Is
being kept busy, receiving about ten
tons of green fruit dally. It Is now
working on apples principally. Tho
dryor is being opornted by tho samo
man who has tho Myrtlo Point con
nery and yesterday ho started limit
ing Jelly from tho by-product of tho
fruit dryer.
Two Suboeiiued Constnblo W. B.
Cox yesterday received two sub
poenas for Dan Dllllngor, a local
longshoromnn nnd Soclnllst, and Wnl
tor Spado, of Forndnle, another So
cialist, to appear before tho grand
Jury. Spade was at Sumnor and said
ho would walk across to Coqulllo and
Dllllnger expected to get over on tho
afternoon train. They wore oxpectod
to have boon called ln I. W. W.
cases.
New Phone System. Tho Coos
Bay Homo Telophono Company is fig
uring on installing nu auto-mauunl
switch board in tho Mnrshtlold ox
chango noxt spring. Tho now board
will give quicker servlco and will also
eliminate dolays In disconnecting
lines and will nlso Insure more
prompt servlco from tho Central
girl. Tho present .switchboard Is
about loaded and tho company Is en
deavoring to delay adding nnolher
section to It until tho now system
can bo secured.
Tho Ladles' Auxlllnry of tho Pres
byterian church will hold a cooked
food salo at Perry-Nicholson's stoi-o
nt 1:30 p. in., Saturday, Sept. 12".
Llbby COAL. Tno kind YOU have
ALWAYS USED. Phone 72. Pacific
Livery and Transfer Company.
Eckhoff site for the Kearnoy hotelLW- CURTIS and E. A. Anderson
- . ... ... . . . a 1 II mh! im.l linnin Inrlni fits Gltli. .
arrived home today from Ship-
pard's Springs, Wash., where they
have spent a few weeks.
MISS OLA ROBERTS left this morn-
'"I I -a
tho $25,000 Is assured, It was statedJlng on the train for Myrtlo Point
T. nuil Norwnv to 'Visit with friends
BUY PAPER APPLE WRAPPERS
OF II. W. PAINTER, ALLIANCE
BUILDING.
and relatives.
MRS. E. A. TYRELL. or Coqulllo,
who wub In Marshfleld for several
days on business, returned home
this morning,
MRS. ROSA PREUSS expects to lenvo
next week for San Diego to spend
the winter there. She has leased
her homo on South Fourth street
to Mr. and Mrs. Sater.
CARL S. CARLSON and wlfo. who
havo been visiting hero with tho
family of Victor Rudnns, loft this
morning for their homo at Beaver
Hill.
MR. AND MRS. C. M. SARCHET, of
Guthrie, Okla., who have been look
ing over this section, left this
morning on tho Mnrshflold-RoBO-burg
auto line for their home.
JOHN T. OWENS, n real estato man
of Raymond, Washington, arrived
hero today to spend some ttmo on
tho Bay. Ho Is accompanied by
his wlfo and a frlond and his wlfo
and they may locato hero.
MRS. E. M. EDDY will lenvo tomor
row for Mapleton, whero sho will
conduct tho Civil Sorvlco examina
tions for the position pf Postmas
ter of Mapleton nnd Glenada.
JAS. FERRY, Georgo Ferry and tholr
mothor, Mrs. J. L. Ferry, arrived
homo on tho Breakwator today.
Mrs. Ferry has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Jacobs at Spokniio.
Glndys Ferry also returned with
her.
MRS. E. E. DYER loft this morning
on tho Marshllold-Rosoburg auto
lino to visit for a whllo with hor
husband, who Is brldgo superinten
dent for E. G. Porhnm on a coun
ty road holng built near Grants
Pass.
I. HACKER, a Coos Bay plonoor,
who now lives at Pasadena, Cal.,
camo over from Coqulllo, whoro ho
Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. L.
II. Hazard, and will visit friends
here. Ho is planning to move
back to Coos Bay. Mrs. Hazard
accompanied him hero today.
WANT ADS.
I'OLM) Speedometer. Owner nuur
obtnln same by paying for this ad
at Times office.
ANTED Up to date bungalow or
cottage; 4 or 5 rooms. Address
"G," caro of Tho Times.
WANTED Carpenter to work Sun
days. See Jeweler at Red Cross
Drug Store.
FOR RENT Xently furnished two
rooni housekeeping suite; largo
house, private family. $10. North
Bend, Phono 1493 or 131.
WANTED Light housework or care
of baby. Address 905 S. 7th St. or
Phono 3C7-R.
WANTED il women over 25 years
of ago, nil or part of time, work.
Call 9 a. 111. Room 31. Roger
Bldg.
FOR SALE Cheap, If taken t
once, 4 lots, 40x120 ft., each, on
Anderson ave., between 14 nnd 15
streets. Inquire nt Times office.
FOR SALE Five-room bungalow.
421 Golden nvo., phono 147-R.
FOR SALE Household furnltare,
not two months old, very clieap.
507 Commercial nve opposite
Steam Laundry.
FOR RENT Fu Hushed room, salt
able for one or two gontloraen,
24C North Fourth street.
IiOST Ruck comb with butterfly
nnd leaf design, set with brilliants.
Please return to Times oftlco.
WANTED Woman or girl to cmre
for elderly invalid. Call 36S
South Sixth.
NOTICE If Otto Peters will cll
at Times office ho will learn some
information to his advantage
FOR RENT Front Room, close In.
sultnblo for1 two gontlcmon. In
quire nt Times odlce.
FOR SALE 1 gas range and 1 gtu
hot water heater, as good as new,
1 double nnd 1 single bed. After
1 p. m., Thursday. Phono 200-L,
or call at 471 Elrod avenue.
QUICK SALE.
$1500 homo for $1000.
$200 down and $25 per month.
$400 gnsollno boat, $200.
$300 Vlctrola with records, $125.
Win. J. Ln Palme, Eastsldo, Or.
WANTED Sober iiiau or Iwy to
work around kitchen In hotel. Call
nt Hotel DotBon.
FOR HE XT Furnished rooms suit
nblo for ono or two. Call 160
Tenth street West.
I Along the Waterfront. I
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Tho Nann Smith Is duo tomorrow
from San Francisco.
AMONG THE SICK
W. J. Rust has beon laid up with
an attack of la grippe.
Trv The Times Want Ads.
Special Sale Chair Seats
Best wood fiber chair seats,
all sizes and styles. See our win
dow. The Price 10c x
Now Is the time to make1 a
now chair out of that discarded
ono. Act quick.
"ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW."
Peoples' 5-l(M5c Store
Phone SS.1-L.
EXCURSION
Sunday, September 28
! Steamer Rainbow leaves Marshlleld
for Allegany at m a. in., re
turning arrives In
Murshtleld about l t. m.
Fare, round trip, 7.1c.
An auto will bo waiting for
those who wish to make tho trip
to Golden Falls. Bring your lunch
baskets. . .
CAPT. C. E. EDWARDS.
FARM FOR SALE.
Dairy, stock and fruit farm con
sisting of 518 acres, between 35 and
40 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 cowb and
all farming implements necessary.
Located on West Fork of Coo
Rlvor, one mile from postofflce.
school and boatlanding.
Buy direct from owner.
For further information, call oi
write: W. A. GAGE. Allaeany, Ore.
FOR SALE Furnishings for a 7
room house. A Bnnp if taken at
onco. 240 North Fourth street.
FOR SALE Team flno hay geld
ings, weighing 1200 lbs. each; 6
yrs. old. Inquire Chns. Motlln,
Coos Hotel.
FOR 11EXT .Vroom house, good
garden; North Marshfleld. Inquire
Times oftlco.
FOR RENT Building -15x100 on
North Front street. Sultnblo for
warehouse commission houso or
factory. Apply Tho Gunnory.
FOR SALE Small cook stove, good
nB now. Address "S" enro Times.
WANTED Dressmaking by (lie duy
or at homo. Phono 7C-J.
WANTED Experienced miners nt
Llbby mine.
FOR SALE Dry wood, any length
at Campbell's word yards.
FOR SALE Plymouth Place poul
try yard; stock and equipment
at cost; must sell quickly as my
father's health compels mo to
return Enst. Fred Bachmau,
phone 288,
Just call Central on tho phono and
toll her to glvo you f
iiMI-R
for
PAINTING AND DECORATING
PAINTS WALL PAPER OILS
ETC., and SIGN'S.
KantleeK
Hot Water Bottles
EXUF SEI).
GET THE KANTLEEK BOTTLE
AT THE
STORE FOR QUALITY GOODS
AND PENSLAR REMEDIES.
Solo Agents.
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