THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
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TIMES WANT ADS.
OCTOBER TIDES.
below la gl"cu tr.e tl.ne and
height of high and low water at
Marshtleld.
The tides aro plated In the order
of occurrence, with their times on
the llrst 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, r'or high water on the bar
substract - hours 34 minutes.
HjpfM llrt Sctuffacf li Mar
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r you haven t seen rne new suits and overcoats we ve
got ready for you, made for us especially by
Hart Schaffner & Marx
. -V i . nri ji i - .i
ion i wan any luiigei. me new inooeis aie Deuer man
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rail ve ever seen; anu me prices aie easy.
$25 does more than ever before in- buying real
quality in clothes; it's a true-economy price.
Others here at $ 1 8, $20 and up to $40 and $50.
17Hrs. ,
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lSjllrs.
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19Hrs.
4.00
4.9
4.40
4.6
5.25
0.03
2.1
9.24
2.3
9.49
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.1.56
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4.30
10.01
0.0
10.30
0.0
1 1.22
WEATII ER FOR EC AST.
Ilr AMoclalfJ rrru to foo Uajr Tlmm.
OREGON Fair in oast, and
cloudy In west; probably rain
with easterly winds.
LOCAL T K M I' K It AT U 1 1 K
HKCOIID.
For the 24 hours ending at
4:4."1 n. m., October 17, by BenJ.
Osttlnd, special government me
teorologist: Maximum 66
Minimum 46
At 4:43 n. m 49
Precipitation 00
Precipitation since Sept 1.
1913 ...8.45
Precipitation same period
InBt year 4.51
Wind: Southwest, cloudy.
clothing purchased in this store will be
kept pressed free of charge.
Florsheim Shoes $5 and $6
WOOLEN MILL STORE
Apparel Specialists for Men and Boys.
Jad Salts
THE NEW APERIENT.'
Natural Fruit Salts derived from grapes and lemon juice
in combination with other valuable agents.
GET IT AT THE UP-TO-DATE STORE.
"THE BUSY CORNER."
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co.
PHONE
THE REXALL STORE
MAIN 298
US
If you have anything to soli, rent,
trnde. or want help, try n Want Ad
In The Times.
Clioli' Rehearsal. There will bo n
rehearsal of the Senior Choir in tho
Episcopal Church this evening at
7:30. AH mombers are urgently re
quested to bo present.
C. 11. Smith Due. C. R. Smith,
head of the Menaslia Woodcuwnre
Company, is due on the Day next
week, according to word received by
, ills local manager, Herbert Arm
strong.
Recovers Hoat. Through a Times
want ad, Fred Moore, of Kastside,
has recovered his lost boat. It was
i found by one of tho West boys of
I Kastside, who promptly notified Mr.
i Moore. The boat was not damaged
.Move Place Ward Brothers have
moved their sign, business from
North Front street to the Lund build
Ing at Market and North Second
street. m
HuHowcYn Hull Mr. nnd Mrs.
John Story Coko nnd Mr. and Mrs.
.Minus Albert Mntson are issuing
Invitations for n Hnllowo'on ball
to bo given nt tho Elks' Hall Frl
day evening, October 31.
duelling Inlet Victors Those ar
riving on tho Wah-tn-Waso from
Catching Inlet this morning were:
Albert' Ounnoll, .Mrs. Smlthgall, Mr.
and Mrs. John Strong, Mr. nnd Mrs
Albert Collvor, nnd T. M. Collvor.
Kinds Pin. Through a Times lost
LOST One Inner unto tire tube in
sack and also one set auto tire
chains In canvas sack. Howard for
return to Times office or J. M.
Nye, Chandler Hotel.
WAXTHD Place for an elghth-grade
student to work nnd attend school.
Address Win, Wnxmuth, Gen. Del.
KOIt SALK At once, eleven good
Jersey milk cows, two coming fresh
shouts and 12 pigs, 15 weeks old.
Old team cheap. Enqulro at Times
riff lr. it
Orpheum Tonight
a tvo.ju:kl feature "love axd war in Mexico." a
powerful Lubln W'av Drama.
STRANG K TRAITS OF SERPENTS Patho Educational.
WHEN GLASSES ARE NOT GLASSES A Vltngraph comedy.
AUTO POLO NEW THRILLER Something now in moving pictures.
ADMISSION, Adults, 10 centss Children 5 cents.
We are selling more of
our coffee every dav
I reasnn. i
-", u jou aro m doubt as
1 10 Its nuniitv. , j
be convinced.
(Coos Bay Tea, Coffee and
fcpice House.
Phoe 394.J. 1S4 Market ave.
Hefore Buying You?
RAINCOATS
See the fine line
A TODD, The Tailor.
-o i-ront street.
"AUrtetWWn t0 8el1' rent-
Wrestling
Match
Orpheum Theater
IIANDOX, OREGON.
Saturday, October 18
M. . LUTSEV,
Pride of Curry County,
V8
11. CASEY, 102 lbs.; LESTER DON
ALDSON, 100 lbs.; HARRY LOCK
WOOD. 150 lbs.; . CHAPMAN, 148
lbs.; SMILING DUTCH, 145 Ilia.;
JACK WHITE, V.U lbs.
LUTSEV AGREES TO THROW THE
SIX MEN IN ONE HOUR.
GENERAL ADMISSION 80c.
RESERVED SEATS, l.O0.
RINGSIDE SEATS, 1.50.
TIME SAVERS
$10.00
Down
$5.00
Per Month
Questions and Answers
QUESTION Who Rides Wheels?
ANSWER The Busy Men.
QUESTION Why should I buy a Time-Saver?
ANSWER Because you can come right back at me if
anything goes wrong with your wheel.
QUESTION What does the Dayton guarantee mean?
ANSWER -Last week I replaced a defective frame for a
man in Bandon. His Dayton was bought in Califor-
nia in 1910 but they authorized me to replace his
frame.
That's the Dayton Guarantee
g T1MESAVERS
. ' RELIABLE I
"CocKbg- TIME SAVERS nDayt;n
Bicyd" ALWAYS USEFUL Blcyclc'
It Might Pay You to Make Use of Our
1 0c Messenger Service 1 0c
Marshfield Cyclery
156 North Broadway Phone 158-R
WANTED Bright .voting girl under
18. Apply 10 a. in., Saturday nt
Peoples' 5-10 nnd 15c. store,
Marshileld.
FOR RUNT Heated rooms In nrl
vate home. Phone 200-L.
FOR SALE CHEAP I lots, 23120
ft., partly cleared, with barn. In
S. E. liny Park, Inquiro at Times
offlco.
WANTED CniH'tent girl for gen
eral housework. Inquire of Mrs.
13. M. Smith, Flagstaff; Phone.
3125.
WANTED Carrier boys to deliver
The Times. Must be 1- years old
and above Fourth Grade in school.
Inquire at Times office,
FOR RENT H.iooin house nnd fur
niture for sale. Inquire 331 First
street.
WANTED Family washing, also
men's washing. 975 S. 7th St.
Phono 284-R.
-()R SAIiE Team line bay geld lugs
weignmg izuu ids. each; t yrs. out.
Inquire Clins. Metlln, Coos Hotol.
OPPORTUNITY Splendid locution
for u business, a store room of
about 1300 squnro feet of floor
space in tho central business sec
tion of Marshfield, 85 per mouth
Responsible parties can secure
lease Tor term of years. Apply
Stutsman & Co., 1 ,1V Ilroadway.
FOR HAKE Reasonable; or will
trade for good Coos County prop
erty, 50 acres bearing orchard,
prunes and apples, right on the
S. P. Railroad In Douglas Co. If
Intorestod deal with owner. Rox
802, nandon, Oregon.
FOR SALE Fine sl.v-rooin house,
with bath; basement, with station
ary wash tubs, hot and cold water,
and lot, two blocks from business
center. For particulars wrlto Bo
510, Mar8hlleld, Oregon.
FOR RENT Rooms with or without
board, in private family. Phone
3C2-R.
FOR SAKE -Dry wood, any length
at Campbell's word yards.
FOR SALE Plymouth Place pool
try yard; stock aud equipment
at cost; must sell quickly as my
father's health compels me to
return East. Fred Dachraan,
phone 2S8.
WANTED Experienced miners at
Libby mine.
ROOM AND HOARD for gentlemen,
nt 1)77 South Fourth Street.
LOST Pair of gold ruff buttons
front of news stand, North Rend,
Monday, Oct. 0. Reward. Notify
Gorst & King.
WANTED Von to know that for $11)
per aero you can buy a good place
for a homo or an investment, lo
cated about one nnd one-half miles
from Allegany on tho Hast Fork
of Coos River, 1 CO acres, uonio ten
acres bottom land, old house nnd
orchard, tho place for fruit. Wor
ries, vegetables, chickens or sninll
dairy. $500 cash, balance terms to
Bult, nt six por cent. Apply Stuts
man & Co., i:iG Ilroadway
ad, II. H. Wilson has recovered a
lost bar pin which was dropped on
tho street tho other day. W. A.
Iteld picked It. up and Mrs. Held
brought It to The Times olllco yes
terday. Sumner Visitors. Among the ar
rivals from Sumner this morning on
the Minimum were: Wilbur Stock,
.1. I). Cllnkenbeard, W. Wilson, Mrs.
W. II. Norton, R. II. Norton, Miss
Hatcher, Mrs. John Messerle, and
Miss N. Mills.
To Sell llukery. Tho White House
Bakery was closod by Mrs. Harnldgo
today pending tho closing of n deal
to sell it. Negotiations nro on for
the purchase of tho place aud may be
closed soon, tho purchasers negotia
ting direct with tho creditors.
Itll.le School Rally. The Riblo
School rally that Is now being con
ducted at tho Christian Church Is at
tracting considerable attention. Great
enthusiasm will bo shown before tho
rally Is far along If presont indica
tions aro to bo taken seriously.
Old Voter Robert Starkoy of Bay
City was n Marshllold visitor todny.
Ho said that ho cast Iris llrst vote
sixty-one years ago and thinks that
this Is a record that will bo hard for
anyone on Coos Ray Co como up to.
Ilnyiies. Inlet. Visitors. Among
those who came down from Ilnyues
Inlet on tho Messenger this morning
woro; G. W. Sanford nnd daughter
Vivian, Miss Marlon Drown, Milton
l.lghthall, Edward Schiffolor, Mrs.
William Simpson and Miss Potor-
HOII.
Ship Apples. A earlonil of dried
apples, tho llrst shipment of the
season's output of F. S. How's fruit
dryer at Myrtle Point Is expected
lore today. It will bo takon 1o
San Francisco on the Steamer
Hardy. Tho Hardy was delayed
slightly.
Dr. Cooley SjM'aks. Dr. J E.
Cooloy, latoly of Saloin, will preach
nt tho Presbytorlan Church noxt
Sunday evening nt 7:30 o'clock.
Rev. J. E. Rurkhnrt, tho pastor Is
absent on attendance nt the synod
at Portland. There will bo no
morning sorvlco.
Sells Ranch. Fred Solandor, of
Coos River, was In Marshllold today.
Ho states that ho has sold his half In
terest In tho ranch thoro to Chas.
Hngqulst nnd thnt hencoforth Mr.
HngqiilBt nnd John Grnnt, will con
duct It. Mr. Solnndor and family
will move back to Sumner.
Oreek Restaurant George Stam
808 nnd Nick Dlmos aro oponlng a
Grook restaurant North Front
street. It will cater chlofly to t'ho
Greeks, similar to tho ono recontlj
1 If.. !,,,, I.. OJI . txt MlA
Claymoro.
Seeks Relative Mrs. .Tack Rand of
Mood River, has written to Tho Times
asking for Information about Mas
culn Rand who left Hood River last
March for Coos County. Sho ex
pects to come hero shortly to llvo
and would llko to know tho where
abouts of her rolatlvo.
Ready to Move. W. J. Rorreo and
"French Joe" stated that the report
A SNAP Pool Hull nnd Confection
ery for sale cheap. Doing a busi
ness of 30 to GO dollars a day.
For further particulars, address1
or call on II. Dlgolow, Mapleton,
Oregon.
WANTED Men and .women to la
troduco new lino Patont Tension,
Rail - Hearing, Fit - like - a - glove
Shears. Rlggost sellors ever pro
duced. Agents making $5.00 to
$8.00 per day. Full or part time.
Rest commissions or salary. Free
particulars. Address quick, Ideal
Shear & Cutlery Co., Marino Build
ing, Chicago.
FOR RENT Two furnished room,
with sitting room, heat and bath;
suitable for two or four youug
men. 373 South Sixth street.
WANTED, AGENTS Either sex, for
Economy Admlstratlon Cook Rook,
tho much talked of and biggest
seller of tho year. $10.00 to
$15.00 per day right now. Free
descriptive circular or send 25c
for outfit nt onco nnd llrst choice
of territory. Rest forms. Also
ton best selling holiday books.
Combination outfit, 25c. 50 per
cent commission. Address A. B.
Kulilmnn, publisher, 13G W. Lake
that tho latter was unwilling to more
his floathousc off Eugeno O'Connell's
properly wns a mistake They state
"French .Too" will move Just ns Boon
ns ho has secured a new location and
has so notified' Mr. O'Connell.
Is Well Gust Rosburg, whose sud
den departure from his home in Bun
ker Hill a few weeks ago alarmed his
friends, writes Tho Times from Ban
don that ho has steady work at Ban
don, Is very woll and Intends to stay
thero for nwlillo and does not wish
his friends to bo nlnrmed nbout him.
Quirk Results. P. N. Flngg placed
a small four line adv. In The Times'
want column last evening offering
some white leghorn pullets for sale.
Ho expected to run It u few days,
but uii to noon today ho had 17 in-
I qulrlon and said ho could havo sold
many limes ns many ns ho had. Times'
want ads got rosults becauso ovory-
boiiy on L'oo3 nay reaus i no nines.
Check Trouble. Howard Brltt,
who sustained the loss of nit arm
and n log in n train accident on tho
Isthmus Inlet logging road a few
mouths ago nnd later lost all tho
damages allowed him through n fire
in a Portland artificial limb factory.
Is hnvlnir moro troubles. Somo of
his checks that ho has Issued havo
boon protested for lack of funds. It
is hoped thnt ho will bo nblo to ad
just tho mnttor shortly.
Make Coast. Trip Col. Webb, rop
presuutlng tho 10. Gulttard Tea and
Ooffeo company, went out on tho
train this morning to nandon, where
ho will be Joined this afternoon by
Paul Soule or tho R. N. Nasou Paint
company nnd thoy will mako tho trip
down tho coast togother to call on
tho trade In Curry County. Tliey
came In on tho Speedwell to Raiidou.
LADIES
wo keep tho best lines of both
domestic nnd hlgh-grado Imported
French
Perfumes
Como in nnd see our dlfforont
lines of perfumery and toilet ne
cessities. Wo will be pleased to
show our stock at tho Storo for
Quality Goods and Penslar Remedies.
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