THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
YOU can sec from this illustration
how some of the new fall models
in suits look on men who know how
to wear clothes; these men are wearing
the late styles in
Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes; the young man wears a three
button; two-to-button coat with soft
roll front and English model trousers.
The father we think that's his . father
looks just as smart as the son; a two
button sackf with high cut vest; very
dressy
That's this lilnil of clothes wo'ro offering you. Look for
the $25 vn lu oh; anil then at lower or higher priced suits.
WOOLEN MILL STORE
This store Ik the homo of Hnrt Schnffnor & Marx Clothes.
Little Talks on Care of the Baby
TALK NO. 7.
MOTHKIt KltOlt'S For tho treatment of sour stomach,
XKITIUM.IXG CORDIAL, this preparation, wo bollove, Is with
out a suporlor. That the hoily of
the Infant may ho proporly nourished It Is, of courso, necessary that
the Vnrfnna ni-rrn.ta dm l.n.l.. I... I.. n..n.. ...... ...nl 1.inll.
- uihiiq ui mu uuuj uu ill tliuil jfiujiui lltitiliill iinuur
ful condition. This cordial will bo found oxceedinulv denendahlo In
itomach disorders.
Again, let us call your attention to the fact that thoso remedies
e manufactured with tho solo object In view of being used ox-
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Wer them to you with our guarantee thnt they will provo as roc-
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.Mtu u, L'liuuriiuiy reiuuu your money.
"THE BUSY CORNER."
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
THE REXALL STORE
PHONE MAIN 99ft IIS
Orpheum Tonight
E BROKEN VOW A very strong drama, in two reels.
THOUDIESOME DAUGHTERS One of those funny
tm comedies. i,
PENSION OF MiRRn v a a-
ADMISSION TEN CENTS.
Vita-
A Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
ROT1 AIL DEPARTMENT
TH, SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASH AND DOOHS,
ROOFING PAPER, ETC.
TBS tin..
BILL IN TWO BY USING OUR WOOD.
" lso.
1M SOUTH BROADWAY
K!d f Joh Printing Done at The Times Office
OCTOHER TIDES.
ltolow Is gl"en tr.e tl.no and
height of high and low water at
Mnrshnold.
Tho tides are placed In tho order
of. occurrence, with their times on
tho first line and heights on the
second lino cf each day; a compar
ison on consecutive heights will
Indicate whether It Is high or low
water. For high water on the bar
substract 2 hours 34 minutes.
II. M. Crooks, of Albany, Oregon, will
deliver mi address Sunday evening In
the Presbyterian Church. President
Crooks Is a gifted spenker, being
president of Albany College.
Kays Prices Are High John E.
Ohlsun, who arrived here Beveral
days ago from Twin Falls, Idaho,
to. try and find a location, expects
to leave soon, lie sayo land values
pro too high here for tho state of
development.
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.Mother III Mrs. A. II. Powers
left overland this morning for Min
neapolis In response to a telegram
announcing that her mother, Mrs.
Hogan, was critically III. Fred
Powers took her by auto to Hose
burg. Mrs. Hogan Is quite advanced
In years.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Illy AMoelafMl Vxrtt to Cool liar TlmM.l
OREGON Fair with light
frost tonight In East portion.
Variable winds.
Sees Hlg Improvement. L. Wat
son, a traveling man from Chicago,
who has been coming to Marshlleld
every year for six or seven years,
'says that ho can sco a wonderful
Improvement each year over the
previous one In the entire Coos Pay
section.
IiOCA li TEM IMMATURE
RECORD.
For the 24 hours ending at
4:4.'! a. in., October 3, by UenJ.
Ostllnd, special government me
teorologist: Maximum G4
Minimum 42
At 4:43 a. in 42
Precipitation 00
Precipitation since Sept 1,
1913 3.82
Precipitation same period
last year . . . 4.29
Wind: Northwest, clear.
THE TROUHLE.
Now Position. Cant. Soverson,
( who has been with tho Smlth-Pow-,
era Company here for sonic time, will
leave In the morning for Florence,
where ho goes to become maBter of
the launch Frederick for Porter
llrothers. The Frederick was built
at North Bend.
Missionaries Return. U. A. Blttor
and Frank Gardiner, the Mormon
missionaries who were here several
weeks and then went down below
! Candon, returned last night. Thoy
will leave for Portland next Mon
day to attend a conference of the
elders of their church thero on the
1 0th.
No man should ere despair and
mope
When up against life's tusslo;
Hut some fool men have too much
hope,
And too (lu in little hustle.
To Hospital. Chas. I.oliinan, n
character better known as "Ilrown
Uuck," was taken to the county hos
pltal at Co(ulllo yesterday for treat
ment. '
Funeral Held The funeral of Mrs.
Win. Uuck was held from Wilson's
Chapel yesterday afternoon, the Rev.
R. E. Drowning officiating. It was
largely attended. Tho pall-bearers
wore C. A. Johnson, Albert llnge-
mlcstor, Altus Kingston, I. Lnndo, J,
A. Hlatt and C. II. Powers. Ilurlnl
wag In the I. O. O. F. Cemetery.
Mnmlniiitis Arguments. .1ml go
Coke went to Coiiulllo this morning
to hear the pleadings In tho argu
ments for mandamus In tho noted
school case of Coquillc.
High School Picnic. The Mnrsh
fleld High School will enjoy a picnic
nt the Government works tomorrow.
iTho Alice II. has been chnrtorcd for
the trip.
Xoitli Inlet Visitors L. E. Mat
thews, W. .1. Howard, Louis Du
huiue, Mrs. Ned Galloway, nnd A.
L. Hiker camo down this morning
from tho North Inlet country on
tho North Star.
I Contest llcailng. October 20 Is
the date llxed for hearing tho home
stead contest of Miss Graco Fulton
of Marshlleld. A man named Shalcr
Is contesting her entry on n tract
beyond, Cooston, alleging that sho
has not mado tho necesary Improve
ments anil clearings, hut Miss Ful
ton's friends say that sho has done
several times as much work as re
quired and that this will ho easily
proven when tho hearing comes.
President Crooks Hew. President
Terminal Work C. II. Noble, who
Is driving tho piling for tho Terminal
extension on North Front street, ex
nects to Mulsh tho Job this month
nlthough ho hns beon having some
trouhlo lntoly'ln getting piling. Th
forrial transfer of tho Tormlnnl Is
now waiting for action on the ropor
of tho Southern Pnclllc auditor who
TIME SAVERS
$10.00
Down
$5.00
Per Month
TIMEIIS MONEY
I ride a bicycle to save time, So do fifty other men in
Marshfield,
Not one man in Maishfield rides for fun, .
Don't you think it would pay you to get a bicycle?
The tendency of the times is to save time, to eliminate
false motions,
Ask any man in Marshfield who rides a wheel how use
ful it is,
Note the number of TIMESAVERS and DAYTON BI
CYCLES you see in Marshfield,
Then ask about the Marshfield Cyclery, the quality of
the prom'pt service given our customers,
TIME SAVERS
"Coot King"
Bicycles
RELIABLE
TIME SAVERS
ALWAYS USEFUL
Daytoi
Bicycles
Marshfield Cyclery
1 56 North Broadway Phcme 1 58-R
was hero Inst week checking up the
books, and also on the report of the
engineers who havo been making a
physical examination of tho property.
Ilrlngs ('nine Engine. Tho Re-
dondo today brought in a forty-ton1
crane engine for the Smith-Powers
Company. It Is a combination hoist
ing machine nnd pile driver nnd can
be operated by her own power, be
ing quickly moved from plnco to
place on a railroad. It will prob
ably bo used In completing the log
ging road beyond Myrtle Point nnd
later used for various purposes.
Range Lights Out. Cnpt. Erlck
son, of tho Iledoudo, wns making
bitter complaint today because many
of tho harbor lights were out last
night when he came. Ho crossed in
at 1 1 o'clock and three of tho rango
lights were not burning, making it
extremely difficult to navlgnto In tho
darkness. Then nt North Ilend, the
dredge Seattle had her plpo lino
strung across the channel. He will
enter protest to tho Port Commission
about tho harbor lights, it botng
stated that some of them are fre
quently out.
Mlnlng Rumors From tho num
ber of mining rumors that have been
nfloat the last few days ono would
think that an effort was being made
to get a mining boom and rush go
ing here. In addition to the graph
ite and silver Mnds, reported In the
times yestordny nnd which rumors
claim nre much grenter, Jord and
George Schnpors, who have home
stead claims on North Coos River,
brought in somo samples of silver
oro which they found there and have
sent away to bo assayed. They
claim the Mnd is n big one.
. SOCIAL CALENDAR
FRIDAY
Ladles' Art Club, with Mrs.
D. Vnughan.
North Ootid Thimble Club, In
Simpson's Park.
Christian Endeavor meets
with Miss Gertrude Scnlfe.
Lutheran League nt Assembly
Halt nt S p. tn.
WANT ADS.
FOR RENT Modern .--room furnish
ed bungalow with hot air heating
plant. Inquire Red Cross Drug
Store.
How do Vou "Stick 'em'.'" Here
after when you buy stamps at tho
Postofflco the clerk will not tenr
them off the big 'sheet so that they
will be fastened, top to bottom. Rath
er they will bo torn so that they aro
Joined side to side. This is in ac
cordance with a new order nnd Is
Intended to encourngo the public to
put stamps on mail side by Bide, tho
long way of the envelope, instead
of ono above the other. When tho
latter method Is used the cancella
tion machine cnncols but ono stnmp
nnd tho clerk has to hit tho other
stamp with n hand cancellation
stnmp. Thnt fakes time. It also
provokes n clerk to find a stamp
on any other corner than tho upper
right hnnd cornor of tho envelope,
for then tho mnchlne misses alto
gether. Undo Sam wants people
to ho more careful how thoy "stick"
stamps.
PERSONAL NOTES
HE K EEHI'TL!
It may be true that love Is blind,
This fact brings no surprise;
Hut lovo should always bear lu mind
That others havo good eyes.
FOR RENT Modern o-i'ooin cottage.
736 S. Second st. Phono 147-J.
FOR RENT 7-rooin house. East
sldo. Apply II. Dlnck.
.WILL FINDER of open launch, 23
ft. speed model, gray engines,
white canvas covorod hull and
foredeck, please notify mo? Re
ward. John C. Kendall. (
FOR RENT Modem bungalow In
West MarchMeld; 4 rooms and
bath. Phone 183-L.
FOUND Scotch collie dog. Inquire
of R. A. Corthell, Day Park.
FOR SALIC 5 grade Jersey lielfcr
calveB, $100. F. U. Rood, North
Coos River.
FOUND Gray nnd Davis tall light,
on road between North Dcnd and
Empire. Owner can have same
by paying for this ad nt The
Times ofllcc.
FOR SALE Two lots, 40x100 ft.
at Mllllngton. Phono 30S-LL.
FOR SALE Clarinet. Phono a02-X.
173 Third street.
FOR RENT Furnished front room
for ono or two gentlemen. 24G
North Fourth St.
WANTED Girl nt Stafford's.
FOR SALE CHEAP IH-ft. launch;
4 1-2 h. p. four-cyclo engine. O. M.
Johnson.
FOR RENT Front room, close In;
suitable for ono or two. In
quire at Times office.
FOR RENT A pleasant front room
nt 229 South Ilrondwny.
FOR RENT Three housekeeping
rooms. 095 First nnd Ulreh.
FOR RENT $85.00 mo., store room
now occupied by pool room and
cigars, uoxt to Orphoum Thcatro,
.Marshlleld. Address owner, J. II.
Ilrldges, Gates Hotel, San Francisco,
WANTED Position by office man,
experienced bookkeeper nnd cor
respondent. Address "G. II. A."
enro Times. ,
M. 11IW.IO expects to lenvo tomor
row for Portlnnd.
CHESTER SANFORI) camo down,
from Catching Inlet this morning.
MRS. .1. A. WARD was In town to
day from Milllcomn on a shopping
trip.
MARVE WILSON Is a business visi
tor in Marshlleld today from Fair-vlow.
HENRY SENG STACK EN was a North
llond business visitor this nftor-
noon',
J. D. CLINKENIJEARD camo down
from Sumner this morning on tho
Milllcomn.
L. H. LARSON went over to Myrtlo
Point this morning on u brief
business trip.
FRED HANSON nnd It, II. Norton,
of Sumner, wore business visitors
In town today.
R. F. RHODES, of North Rend, wont
to Myrtlo Point this morning to
look around that section.
DANCE SAT. NIGHT, EAGLE'S
HALL. ItEYSEHS' ORCHESTRA.
HAT FRAMES
Just In from tho factory a
beautiful line of now nnd natty
shapes In Buckram Hat Frames.
The Price, 15c
Come, look them over and see
tho values.
"ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW."
Peoples' 5-HM5c Store
Phone UiM-L.
FOR RENT HuUdmg 15x100 or
North Front street. Sultablo for
warehouse, commission house or
factory. Apply Tho Gunnory.
WANTED Expcrlencoil miners at
Llbby nilno.
FOR SALE Dry wood, any length
at Campboll's word yards.
FOR SALE Plymouth Place poul
try yard; stock nnd equipment
nt cost; must Boll quickly as my
fnthor's health compols mo to
return East, Fred nachman,
phono 2S8. f,,
FOR SALE Team fine bay geltL
lugs, weighing 1200 lbs. each; G
yrs. old. Inquire Chns. Metlln,
Coos Hotel.
AMERICAN LADIES' TAILORING
LIXK
Formerly Handled by Mr. Plana
is now taken over hy me. Call ami
see tho new fall line on display at
TODD. THE TAILOR AND DRESS
EXPERT. 278 Front St., Upstair.
LADIES
wo keep tho best linos of both
domestic and high-grade Imported
Fronch
Perfumes
Come In and see our different
lines of perfumory and toilet nec
essities, We will bo pleased to
show our stock at tho Store for
Quality Goods and I'enslar Remedies.
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