The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, October 21, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1913 EVENING EDITION. R Does the Cost Count? aaafc, j New Line of Sweaters. Extra Values. Our new shirt waists were slow coming, but they are great values, Come in and see them, The Golden Rule Ten Employes, but always busy. There is a reason. The People of This Town mid surrounding country Who Really Want to Save Money on tholr winter's SUPPLY OF GROCERIES are buying their goods nt cur Btoro, for we can show anyone that we can save you from ten per cent to fifteen pur cunt over what you can buy the same goods for elsewhere. Ueforu bcmiiIIiik out for your supply; If you are In the habit of doing that; come and let us figure with you or send for our catalogue and see for yourself. Coos Bay Tea Coffee and Spice House l'lione :tf l-.I. 1HI Market Avenue. NOTICE. If anyone has soino of our Post Cards at hand from the Sweetheart Toilet Soap Company, please send to us and we will mall you a bar of the soap free of charge or bring the cards to tho store nnd get the soap (free.) If ThesefSuit You, They Are Good ICO acres, well located, 3 million fcot of soft timber and 1 mil lion feet of hard timber. Partially fenced. 1 acres In cultivation. Small orchard. Old house nnd 2-story barn. Price ?H000. Small cash payment and balance to suit. 242 acres In Douglas County, nil tlmborcd. Saw mill within one mile. Timber can all bo floated to tho mill. Pilco $31197. Cash preferred. Will give terms. COOS BAY REALTY CO., Inc. MEL G. DUNCAN. Phono 2G4-J. E. n. .IONICS A Pharmacy for Exacting People Tho more particular you nro about medicines you tako, tho moro pleased are wo Wo llko to satisfy the wants of particular custom ers, for wo have tnkon particular pleasuro In fitting out a Drug Storo to meet every requirement Lot us fill your PHKSCRIP TIOXS and Drug Orders, wo can assure you service that cannot bo excelled by any Drug Storo anywhere. Ask your doctor about tho deponontlnblllty of this Pharmacy. "THE BUSY CORNER." Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co. THE REXALL STORE MAIN 298 PHONE Orpheum Tonight A two-reel Vltagraph feature, "THE WHITE SLAVE" or "THE OCTOROON." a beautiful etory of before tho Civil War. Sympa tic ami emotional. "WHICH WAY DID HE GO?" A Vltagraph comedy featuring ,oll Bunny, A MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING" IVK PICTURES. Heroic Ituylng your RAINCOATS See the fine line TODD, The Tailor. hone OCent 158-R MARSHFIELD CYCLERY Is the fact that you can buy the same goods for less money or better goods for the same money worth anything to you? In other words, do you value your money? If you do and we can get your attention, we will sell you, We know and we wish you to know, that we are selling merchandise from ten per cent to fifty per cent cheaper than others, This is not just talk, We make good, US An Edison drama. ADMISSION TEX CENTS. QUICK HELP TO HAClf ACHE AND RHEUMATISM The man or woman w.io wants quick help from backache and rheu matism, will find it lu Foley Kid ney Pills. They act bo quickly and with such good effect that weak, Inactive kidneys that do not keep the blood clean and free from Im purities, are toned up and strength ened to healthy vigorous action. Good results follow their uso prompt ly. Owl Prescription Pharmacy. Frank D. Cohan. Opposite Chandler Hotel. Phone 74. OCTOBER TIDES. Below is gl-eu tr.e time and height of high and low water at Marshflold. The tides are placed tu the order of occurrence, with their times on the first Hue and heights on the second line of each day; a compar ison on consecutive holghts will Indlcato whether it Is high or low water. t'or high water on tho bar substrnct 2 hours 34 minutes. Ullllrs. . 0.14 7.21 1 1.2G fi.63 "Ft. . . 0.0 4.0 JI.O fi.G 22IIrs. I Ft.. 1.15 S..'!7 I2.G6 0.3 1.2 3.1 7.12 r..2 WHAT II Kit FO 1 1 KCA ST. Ill)f AMtv'Utnl rrfs to Coot IUjr Tlme.) OREGON Fair, northerly winds. LOCAL TEMPERATURE RECORD. For the 24 hours ending at 4:43 a. in., October 21; by UenJ. Ostllnd, special government me teorologist; Mnxlmum G2 Minimum 44 At 4:43 a. in oO Precipitation 00 Precipitation since Sept 1. 1013 8.4". Precipitation same period last year fi.SG Wind: Northwest, cloudy. I'Yoill Slllltll Cllliu HlvmvAiiimii' the arrivals on the Sunrise this morning woro Jasper .Tolinson, U. J. Carlson and W. II. Morgan. nuy.s Business. Howard Tlrett has purchased the oyster cocktail busi ness or (1. W. Terwllllgor &. Co., nnd will contlnno tho same under tho namo of the Gilt Edgd Oyster Co. They will manufacture oyster eoek- laus ami nauiiio eastern oysters. They expect to dovelop nn oxtenslvo business In this line. (amble Kmicrnl Thursday. The .fmifn-nl fir QllntMiinti rlniiililn irlin died In Hclinont, Calif., will bo Hold Thursday afternoon nt 2 o clock. WANT ADS. FOR RENT .".-room modern flat. In quire 424 Second street North. WANTED General housework by competent girl. Impilro nt Times offlco. FOR RENT .Modern tl-rooni house. Apply Fred Holm, 451 Elrod nvc nue. Phono 40-X. 'OR SALE Twenty-seven Indian Runner ducks. Phono 3103. WANTED Nicely furnished, heated room. In private house In Mnrsh llold, by two gentlemen; will rent for several months. Address Har bor Office, North Rend. FOR RENT it nicely furnished I'oiiHf'keonlng rooms. Iiuiulro 334 South Broadway. WANTED Housework. Inquire Times office. at WILL PAV CASH for Plymouth Rock and Drown Leghorn pullets. In quire at Pioneer Grocery. LOST Sliver belt pin, In form of buckle. Finder plenso return to Times offlco. WANTER November 1, furnished house, flnt or apartment; no chil dren. Address P. O. Box 45. ROOM AND HOARD. P. iMISML FOR SALE Household and kitchen f urn It u re. Cull from 1 to 3 p. in. 187 South Second. FOR SALE At once, eleven good Jersey milk cowb, two coming fresh soon. Some young stock, eight shouts and 12 pigs, 1.r. weoks old. Old team cheap. Enquire nt Times offlco. WANTED Currier boys to deliver The Times. Must bo 12 years old and nbovo Fourth Grade In school. Inquire ut Times office. FOR KALE 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 Interested deal with owner. Box 802, Bandon, Oregon. FOR SALE CHEAP 1 lots, 23x120 ft., partly cleared, with barn, In S. E. Bay Park. Inquire at Times office. FOR SALE rDry 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 me to return East. Fred Bachman, phono 288. WANTED -Experienced miners Libby mine. , at LOST Puir of gold cuff buttons front of hows stand, North Bend, Monday, Oct. 6. Reward. Notify Gorst & King. FOH RENT Two furnished rooms, with sitting room, heat and bath; suitable for two or four young man. 373 South Sixth street. Mrs. Gamble, who started for Del-' niont, about p. week ago, did not reach her husband before ho died. She returned on the Drain stage nt noon today. I,eaes Today. The Adeline Smith Balled thla afternoon and Mr. Holm berg, brother-in-law of C. A. Smith, wns the only out-going passenger on her. Norlli Rend Dully. 1).. M. Stone and wife arrived here yesterday troni Honolulu. Mr. Stone Is in terested with Mr. Smith and others In a project to start a dally paper at North Head. Several Arrets. Several arrests ! were made Saturday night and Sun-' day for Intoxication. They gave 1 names as A. Oliver Wood, lid Red mond, .John Manfolk, .las. McCor mlck and .1. Karacrl. Part of them paid $T apiece. Died Today Constantino Daven port, the three-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 11. N. Davenport, of North Hend, died at Mercy Hospital today of spinal trouble after a seven weeks' Illness of spinal meningitis. Mr. Davenport Is a brother of Win. Davenport and the family enme here from Lincoln, Nebraska. Sells Cows. Stephen Rogers, of Coos River, cnnio down on the Ex press this morning. He reports the snlo of eight cows to L. ,1. Simpson of North Uend. The stock pur chased by Mr. Simpson was from Mr. Rogers' ranch on Coos River. Mr. Rogers reports a very busy season up the river at tho present time, everyono being busy gather ing spuds and picking npples. In conversation Mr. Rogers spoke of his trip to Arizona last win ter, In which 'ho was really sur prised to see the wonders worked In that section o! tho country through Irrigation. Nevertheless, with all the irrigation and its won ders, Mr. Rogers would sooner trust his crops to good old Coos Hay rnlns, than to any of the Irrigation projects lu Southern California or Arizona. PERSONAL NOTES .1. T. KOLSTEAD of Allegany came down on tiro Alert this morning. G. A. HROWN Is here from Myrtle Point to Bpend a few days. MRS. ECKELS of Coos River Is a visitor in Marshflold today. CARL ROSS, of North Slough, Is a visitor In Marshlleld today. A. WILSON, of Coqullle, Is in Marshlleld on business todny. I R. 11. FIELDS, is ,hero from Gar- diner on business and pleasure. ' MRS. E. O. HALL of Isthmus Inlet Is a visitor In Mnrshlield today.1 H. C. HOONE of. Isthmus Inlet Is In Marshlleld on business today. R. H. NORTON came down on tho Mnrshlield from Sumner this morn ing. I. S. MASTERS of Cntchlng Inlet I Is a business visitor in Mnrshlield today. . . ... H. L. RUSSELL of Catching Inlet is In Mnrshlield on business to day. MRS. WILLEY of Ross unci is in Mnrshlield today on a Huoppiug tnniv JOHN MANFOLK of Kentuck Inlet Is a buslnes visitor In Marshlleld today. ! M. H. HARLOW ennio down on tho Wah-to-wnso this morning on business. ALEN HONGELL of Catclilns: in-; lot Is n business visitor in .inrsn flnld todav. WILLIAM EDWARDS or Koniucic Inlot cnnio down on tho Cooston n,iu i.im-nlnir .v. . , ,,,o ,wrv nvv i.-v MR. AND MRS. HARVFA "JO I I EN of Allegany nrrlved on tho Aleit this morning. ,. LEE VANDEHMAHK left this morn- lug ror Ilonryvllle, whero ho will bo employed. SIMON ANDERSON of North Oios River Is n business visitor in Allegany today. F. E. MATTHEWS of North Slough Is a business visitor in Marsh llold today. MRS. E. G. SMITH of South Coos River camo down on tho Sun rise this morning. E. KAPPES wns an nrrival on tho Hedondo yesterday and will prob ably locate hero. AlltS. WALTER SPADE 18 down from Isthmus Inlot visiting friends 4., Mnrahflolil today. MRS. J. H. WALL and Miss Carrie SHOES FOR COMFORT. SHOES FOR SERVICE SHOES FOR SATISFACTION SHOES FOR :.50. SHOES FOR 8I.OO. SHOES FOR $1 UP TO $7.50. AS GOOD SHOES FOR LESS MONKV OR BETTER SHOES FOR THE SAME MONKV The Fixup Dependable Clothes, TWO STORES Marshlleld North Bend Phone 233-J. Hallowe'en Favors PUMPKINS BLACK CATS CANDLE HOLDERS Hallowe'en Candy Boxes STAFFORD'S IRVING BLOCK FRESH LINE OF SAMPLE SUITS JUST RECEIVED. in serges, basket and fancy weaves, handsomely tail ored; most of them Skinner lined, actual values 827,50 to $30, Your choice, while they last, $22,50, Call and inspect, Also a small selection of KNOX and ATCHISON hats at $15.00 and $17.50, worth from $22,50 to $27,50, Late delivery makes it imperative we close them out at once, Each one a bargain, Rain coats at prices to suit everyone, See window display, Hotline were In Coqullle yesterday on business and pleasuro. MR. AND MRS. HURT LYONS came down from Heaver Hill last night for a few days' visit bore. MRS. EUGENE CHOSTIIWAITE ar rived home yesterday on the He dondo from her trip to Oklahoma. M.SS IDA MATSON and Gun nell of Catching Inlet nro visit ing friends in Marshlleld todav. MRS. KRED DUCKETT came down on the Alert this morning and Is visiting friends In Marshlleld to day. GUS PETERSON of North Slough came down on tho North Star to Mnrshllold this morning on busi ness. MESSRS. C. F. GREEN and .1. H. Franklin, the lessees of the Levi llolsiior ranch came down on the North Star this morning on busi ness. MRS. .1. E. NOAH of Coos River camd down this morning on her tug Vim to havo aamo dental work finished. MR. AND MRS. .1. H. DODGE, and daughter, Tholnia Dodge, or South Coos River are visitors In Mnrsh llold today. MISS OLLIE RICHARDS and Miss Elna Selander camo dovvn on tho Marshlleld this morning front IsthmiiH Inlet. NOEL NOAH of Coos Rlvor camo down this morning to Mnrshllcid. Ho Intends going to North Bond on business todny. AL. SMITH, William Foster, Mrs. Foster, and daughter, came down from Coos River on Mrs. Smith's launch this mormlng. MRS. F. M. PARSONS Is expected homo on tho uoxt Hedoudo from California, whero she has been spending the past few months. C. W. WILSON returned to Mnrsh flehr yesterday on tho Alert, af ter spending Sunday nt tho Chas. Mahaffy ranch on North Coos Rlvor. A. J. SHARP left this morning on tho MnrshDeld-Roseburg stage lino. Among tho other de partures for Rosoburg this morning were D. .1. Wilson and M. Lnuglnrichs. MRS. A. H. POWERS returned via 'Myrtle Point from Minneapolis whero sho was called by tho death of hor mother. Mr. Powers nnd Fred met her at Myrtlo Point with' tho auto. W. A. GAGE of Coos Rlvor will start operating his silo tho latter part of this week. For inotlvo power Mr. Gago Intends using th ougino oi nn amoinooiio. CHAS. JOHNSON, who Is operating 1 11 rallnmd tlo camp on North In,ot 8',0Ilt ,nBt n,Kht nB " K,10Ht nt tll0 Ja,.ol, Ma8on homo, lie ,B o)01.utluK l:ll0 u. K, Suno tract, and has threo men helping ,,,,' r A." McLEOD, Secrotary of tho Ohambor of Coininerco of North Hend. has Just returned from n week's trip to Portland, whero ,ho has been on business. Ho re turned by way or Rosoburg. D. D. PIERCE, tho Coqulllo lum berman, who has been confined to his homo for several weeks by an attack of smallpox and who was roleasod from qiinrantlno about u week ago, was hero on business today. Ti u MITCHELL, of tho Flxup. loft Inst ovonlng for Portland, whero iho goes to meet n Kiippenholinor Clothes representative and pur chaso a now stock. Ho will prob able contlnno his trip to Tho J)ajhsji e re hunj wlj J I nr nM rw. NOTICK TO Al'TOISTS Tho Marshflold City ordinance pro hibiting tho oporattng of nutos with exhaust open and making unneces sary nolsos will bo rigidly enforced honceforth and auto drivors nro horoby notified to famlllnrl.o thein boIvos with tho regulations and com ply with samo If they wish to avoid trouble. J. W. CARTER, City Marshal. New Goods A now lino of Importod Chi na and toys are now arriving on each steamer. Wonderful values. Coino, look thorn over. 'A'hvuys S(niicthlng Now." Peoples' 5-l(M5c Store Phone iia:t-L. SOCIAL CALENDAR. TUESDAY. Sisterhood meeting with Mrs. A. E. Stovnll. Episcopal Church Guild meets with Mrs. Hugo Qulst. WEDNESDAY. ! .lolly Dozen Club entertained f by Mrs. H. F. Hush. I D. M. C. Club meets with Mrs. H. Kern. Miss Hilda West hostess to Narcissus Club. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Haines' muslcale nt Eagle's Hall. Baptist Ladles' Aid will glvo a Silver Tea at the church. Homo Missionary Society, of Methodist Church, meets with Mrs. M. H. Smith. DUCK DINNER. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Helchert bn tertnlned with a duck dinner yes torday at their homo In North Bond. Their guests were; Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Morgan, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rey- nnrd OIboh, of Empire; Mrs. Ilarbara Helchert, of Marshlleld. and Allco and William Helchert, of Nortlt ti.,.,.i Mitchell In n visit before return ing. GEO. II. HOTNOH. of the Woolen Mill storo oxpects to leave next week for Portlnnd to moot a number of representatives of Eastern manufacturers and place orders ror Tuturo delivery. C. P. COLEMAN, one or tho well known and prosperoiiH ranchers of Ton Mllo wns a Marshflold visitor today. He says tho pcoplo In that Bectlon nro for good roads, but they would like to be sure of getting the roads bofore getting the' bonds. REV. .1. E. HURKHART of the Mnrshlield Presbyterian church, returned yesterdny from Portland, Thoro he went to attend tho Synod: meeting. 1. S. Smith, who nlso attended, will return Inter this week, having gono to Corvallls to visit his family. J. LEE BROWN, or tho Brown Drug Co., 'hns returned from Ilia trip to Portlnnd, whoro ho was In attoudauco nt tho mooting of tho State Board of Pharmncy. Ho says tho number of candidato ror examination was considerably Icsh than usual, there being thlrty-threo. Ho reports that business conditions booiu to bo Improving lu Portlnnd. E. N. SMITH, who has largo timber Interests about Bandon nud lu tho Ooqullln Valley was a Marshflold visitor today. Mr. Smith drove up in his auto from Riverside, California, whero ho spends his winters, coming up tho const road. Ho says there Is much evhlonco of dovolopinonr work from Euroka northward to Han don, nnd there Is n general fool ing that the Southern Pacillc will push tho now lino from Marsh lleld on to Eureka. RECOVERS CROSS Through u Times lnBt nd, Rov. R. O. Thorpe has recovered n gold cross, which ho lost lu Forndalo sovernl days ago. Miss Ruth Goldon, daughter or F. A. Golden round it and restored It to the owner. You're really dry in Fish Brand Tt1 , Slicker Notadituy "ni" water - proof, but loomy, comfort-si vinit sivice coat that i ill protect you tlirougV. thick ami thio in tho wcttol weather. $3.00 siro W print plainly on every label V SATISFACTION GUARANTEED oniu man II rt-fWEO'o Identic ".tt'.tg A. J. Tower C. t aW"i mark BOSTON C aWot Tower Canadian I imiled. Toronto Telephonic Shopping Is easy and satisfactory whon you call the right number. Whon Its DRUGS you want call Ml. Goods will bo dollverod hvtt biln u to. -Mm v