THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1913-EVENINQ EDITION. '
WHEN YOU WANT
Good Furniture
YOU NATURALLY THINK OF
Going & Harvey
QUR REPUTATION for good furniture is well
v known. It is founded on the solid rock of
sincerity. It has been built through years and
years of BETTER VALUE GIVING.
So, when you want furniture that you can be
proud of, sturdy, substantial furniture for years
of service, whether much or little, your mind nat
urally turns to
Going & Harvey
Let Your next range be an
All flues asbestos lined
Get Our Estimates on Your Home Outfit
Let us submit our prices on your complete outfit, if you are just starting in
housekeeping. We are positive we can save you money, as we have done for hun
dreds of others, for we are specialists in the art of furnishing homes complete.
Prices Here Are Much
In Your Favor
Going & Harvey Furniture-
is quality furni
ture, yet its prices are
most moderate. You
can buy furniture of su
perior elegance here at
about what the common-place
kinds will
cost you elsewhere.
You can verify this by
a trip of inspection and
comparison in the city.
'
Time Payments Arranged
On Any Purchase
Our system of par
tial payments makes
buying here very easy.
You can select just
what you want to fur
nish your home, and
while you are using it,
can pay a little at q
time,
Come Here for Your Stove or Range
In our salesroom we have ready for your selection a line of stoves and ranges
not surpassed by any in the city.
The stocks comprise three lines of the leading brands, COLE'S, THE MONARCH,
and the OCCIDENTAL, which experience has shown to have no superiors. We
recommend these for satisfaction. '
All stoves delivered -and set up by experienced and expert stove men.
Stoves and ranges sold on very easy payments.
Rugs and Carpets of Superior Quality
If you want floor cov
erings of the most reliable
quality and in the most
pleasing new patterns and
colorings, it wilt gratify
you to inspect the new
stocks ready for you here,
and remember,
"We Sell It
For Less"
GOING & HARVEY CO,
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS.
Abstracts, Real Estate,
Fire and Marine Insurance
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc.
HENRY BENGSTAOKEN, Manager
FARM, COAL, TIMBER AND PLATTING LANDS A SPECIALTY.
GENERAL AGENTS EA8T8IDE
MARSHFIELD OFFICE, PHONE 4-J.
COQU1LLE CITY OFFICE PHONE 101.
C A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASH AND DOORS,
ROOFING PAPER, ETC.
'
THE FUEL BILL IN TWO BY USING OUR WOOD.
PHONE 100. 181 SOUTH BROADWAY
THE RECORD PHOTOGRAPHING ABSTRACT COMPANY
Hare photographic coptM of all recorda Cooa County to date,
Mtracts of title, preient ownera, or any other information relatinc
uZf Mtate furnished on abort notice. tM nt
BUSINESS OFFICE: 117 Nortn Front St., Marabfleld. Phone 151)
W. J. RUST, Mnattr
Low Rateslfor
HandlingsTrunks
Wo haul trunks between any
points In Marshfleld for tup follow.
Ing rates, delivery to be made In
tho first stories of buildings:
One trunk S .?
Three trunks 50
Twelve trunks , 1.50
Star Transfer and Storage Co.
Levi Helsuer, Prop.
Phones. 120-.I: 49-L: 98-R.
Would a Court Haveto
Decide Your Fire Loss ?
Not If wo wrote your policy, bo
causo we know how Ui write forms
which cover any possible loss, how
corroctly to deflno Inaurablo Inter
ests, ami we have the big, strong,
ablo companies with "I'ay" records.
I. S. KAUFMAN & CO.
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW
Bee GOKTEELL
PHONE 1171.
M THE
MOTELS
t
Tin Chandler.
W. A. Allen, San Francisco j C.
V. Tebnttlt, Albany; Mrs. Alf. John
son, Jr., Coqulllo; Mrs. Mary Laird,
loqulllo; c. A. Layberg, llandon;
Win. F. Wilson, Seattle, Wash.;
(loo. W. Cable, Portland; F. A.
Slade, Portland; C. M. Eborhart,
Portland; .1. H. Johnston, Unndon;
L. Jones, Portland; J. J. McDon
ald, Portland; Hoy Evans, Portlnnd.
The l,lo.Vd.
L. C. Drown, North Bend; J.
Smith, Myrtle Point; Harry Hnrdt.
I Myrtle Point; A. Anderson, Port
land; H. Johnson, South Inlut, Fred
Frnzor, Roseburg; ,Ias. Doom, Hose
burg; H. White, Portland; W. 11.
Hngllch, IJandon.
The Blanco.
H. A. AVhaleit, Portland; L. Ness,
Allegany; ' Wm. Saunders, Empire;
,S. H. Fondley, Denver; Chas. How
i man. Ditto Ridge; W. J. Mess, Tam
pa, Florida; C. Jacking, Coaledo;
Albort K. Morris, Coqulllo.
Tito Cook.
W. Durkc, Portland; James Fen
ton, Chlcngo; Mrs. Dolander, Dnn
lels Creek; W. E. Franklin, Onrdln
cr; J. Kruso, Henryvllle; H. L. Lit
tle; Myrtle Point; A. Smith, Coos
River. '
star route inns asked foil
WASHINGTON, Nov. 0. Tho
Postofflco Department has sent out
bids to be opened on January 20 for
carrying tho malls on star routes In
California, Oregon and Novadn for
tho four years from July 1, mi l,
to Juno HO, 1018,
Good Apples and Good Roads
A COMBINATION THAT WOULD MAKE COOS COUXTY A PROS
PEROUS PARADISE FOR EVERYONE.
WOULD MAKE THEM BETTER IF
TIIEV COULD.
Tho mnkerH of Foley Kidney Pills
know Hint they have absolutely the
best combination of curative and
healing modlclnes for kidney and
bladder ailments nnd urlnnry Irreg
ularltlcs that It la poxslblo to pro
duce That Is why Foloy Kidney
PIIIh nro tho best modlclue for tho
purpose you can buy. Owl Prescrip
tion Phnrmacy. Frank D. Cohan.
Opposite Chandler Hotel. Phono 74.
FINAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for the County of Coos.
In tho Matter of tho Estate of
William H. Polleys, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned, administrator of the
above entitled cstnto, hns filed his
final account and report In said
matter in tho nbovo entitled court,
and that an order has been mndo and
entered by tho nbovo entitled court
directing tho publication of this no
tice, nnd naming Frldny, November
7, 1913, at tho hour of 10 oclo.cfc
a. m thereof, and tho. co.ur
of tho nbovo entitled couyt m the
time and place for. tltu hearing of
objections to s,ad final account and
report far the settlement of said es
tate. Dated this 8th day of October,
1913.
JOHN D,lWI.OP,
Administrator of h Mate of Wil
liam II. PoyVH. Deceased.
Conley & Do Noffo and Peck &
Peck, Attorneys for Estnte.
First publication Thursdoy, Octo
ber 9; Lnst publication Thursday,
November C.
(Wrttton for Tho Times.)
MYRTLE POINT, Or., Nov. C
The Coqulllo Vnlley Is without doubt
one of the most favored spots on
earth for the production of apples
and penrs, aB well as nenrly all
kinds of berries. There are thous
ands of ncros of hill land In this
region that will produce Ornvensteln
apples and Rartlett pears, and also
different varieties of winter penrs
in such profusion that a family can
live on four or five acres. And it
takes only n little money to get
tho land. Of courso It will take
elbow grease and pntlonce to subdue
the wild growth nnd get the trees to
benring, but Isn't It better for tho
poor mnn with n family to do that
it i -
Mian 10 worK for wages year In
nnd yenr out and Just come out
even at tho end of each year?
10 no sure, the apples raised
here are not so dry nnd hnvo not
so leathery n skin its those crown
in a dryor cllmnto, but for entitle
qualities they can't bo beaten nnd
with careful handling nnd packing
tncy can be shipped nnd nrrlvo In
r.iarKot in good condition. Tho
railroad will bo hero by the time
tho young orchards recently set out
got to bearing and how can you
get better returns front nn ncre of
hill land than to got four or five
boxes of arnvonstolns to tho tree
from sixty trees?
Lot tho dnlrymnn grow cow feed
on bis bottomland. Ho Bhottld en
courage and help tho applcgrower
by complying with tho laws regard
ing tho spraying nnd cleaning up
of his orchnrd if ho considers It
worth tho ground it grows on nnd
If not, dig It up nnd not mnko It
n breeding placo for Insects and dis
ease. Tills region lias been sin
gularly frco front tho worst Insect
posts, but tho codling moth is
working down tho river and If not
checked will work serious injury.
The Inspection laws Bhottld be rig
Idly compllod with and If nil tho
orchnrdlstB will work hand In hnnd
with tho Inspector nnd ho will do
his duty, wo enn soon bo tending
out train loads of npplcH that will
sell at good prices. There will cer
tainly bo a big immigration to this
const In tho near futuro, nnd If we
can show tho newcomers thnt they
can mako n good living on n few
acres of hill land with n smnll out
lay of cash, wo can get tho hill lands
settled and relieve tho owners of
bottom land of a part of tho bur-
THE INDEPENDENT AUTO LINK.
. Ma ...i - 1. I
Wiucit H'F nioio puunum. nuuu
artura. Mjirahfleld, ltlanco Hotel,
phono -iti; North liend, Club Cigar
Store, phono H.'ll. Lndles' wait
ing room, Mnrshtlold, Husy CorvW,
Ulnnco Hotel. YvltiKler's Pitnrmacy.
North Rend at Star Titeator. For
cars prlvato charr, phone 1 44-J.
fi-igufl that last
I-n sun and rain
('ood paints for UoaU
.Vow that la v)
H-iin and wall paper.
Aii( No, 1 Vuriilsh that Is Jti&t the
proper caper.
O, W. Vlt.HS,
.170 Front Htrvet Phone 20(1.1)
FAMILY DINNERS
In nur nnw locution, we are M-
Declally Drenared to cater to family
trade. Regular meals or abort or
ders.
Open day and night.
MERCHANT'S CAFE.
Broadway and Commercial Mild.
Chimneys Fire Places.
J. N. Bayliss
Any kind of brick work nt prices
that are right.
AND ALL WORK UUAHAXTEEl)
Call Hlllycr'H Cigar Store. Phone
No. 1H-J.
French Ranges. Holler Work.
First Class Weaving
Promptly done at
Gardiner's Rag Carpet factory
Ob Sherman avenue between Califor
nia and Connecticut.
Phone 174. North Bend, Or.
TAKE SILTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat Less Met r Von Feel Rack
achy or Mitdcr Trouble You
ftttta In Fine For Kidney.
Meat forms uric ncld which ex
cites nnd overworks tho kidneys In
their efforts to filter U from the
system. Regular waters of meat
must flush tho kidneys occasionally.
Yo.u m.u$d relievo them llko you ro-
I'9Yk )Ur howols; romovlng nil tho
Achls, wnsto and poison, else you
feol n dull misery In tho kWnoy re
gion, sharp pains In the back, or
sick headacho, dUxhtess, your stom
ach sours,, tonguo is coated and when
tho weather Is bad you have rheu
matic twinges. Tho urine is cloudy,
full of sedlmont; VW channels often
got lrrltnted4 obliging you to get
up two or three times, during tho
nlalit.
To neutralize these Irritating nclds
and flush off the body's urinous
wnsto, get About four ounces of Jnd
Salts from any, phnrmacy; take a
tublespoonful In n glnss of water
before breakfast for n few days and
bladder disorders disappear. This
famous salts Is mado from the acid
of grapes nnd lemon Julco, combined
with llthln, nnd hns been used for
generations to clean nnd stimulate
sluggish kidneys and stop bladder
Irritation. Jnd Salts Is Inexpensive,
harmless nnd makes a delightful
effervescent llthla-watcr drink which
millions of mon and women tnke
now nnd then, thus avoiding serious
kidney and bladder diseases.
den of taxation. If we could get
one-half the good fruit land in Coos
County set to trees nnd properly
cared for wo needn't fear to bond
for twice $450,000 for good roads.
Tho apples will pay n good share
of tho debt and our children will
thank us for Incurring that debt and
leaving It for them to pay. It la
suroly a grent misfortune that we
cannot voto tho road bonds at this
time, but let us plant npplo trees
and get nil tho Indies registered and
bo ready to fill tho orders for ap
ples and voto tho road bonds when
the time comes.
The secrotnry of tho Coqulllo Vol
ley Fruitgrowers Association Is re
ceiving many Inquiries about ap
ples nnd tho fruit dealers of the
largo Eastern cities nro ready to
send their buyers hero whenever we
have the npples and the railroad to
ship them direct.
A. T. TRAIN.
LAXE ROOSTS MULE CREEK.
Historic Section of Rogue Valley
Wants Government Highway.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 6
Senator Lane has taken up the cause
or settlers In the Mule Creek re
gion, in tho Rogue River country,
particularly In Josephine and Curry
counties. They desire to have a
road constructed across the moun
tains, but owing to the large area
there embraced In tho forest re
servo and in railroad grants, there
is nn Insufficient Income from taies
to meet tho cost. Senator Lane
says that he knows tho region well,
that it is one of tho most delight
ful to bo found anywhere, and was
fnmous In tho dnys of the early gold1
seekers as tho location of Happr
Camp. "The action of tho Govern
ment In granting away millions of
dollnrs worth of land and In con
serving much moro for the forests,'
said ho, "hns deprived the people
of much of tho taxable valuo that
they should be able to draw on and
I shall try to got Secretary of the
Interior Lane to make a reasonable
allowanco for roads. Falling In that
I shall ask Congress to make an ap
propriation, ns it is in common Jus
tice bound to do. If It refuses, 1
shnll feel very much hurt."
CULLlNfiS OF COQUILLK
WANTED
watches that won't keep time. Dirty
and rancid oil aro the ruination of
your watch, Let me handle it and
preserve it perfectly for yeara to
come,
. C. BARKER.
12A Front st. Marsh fl 'd. Or
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
FURNITURE.
sold on the Installment plam.
HARRINGTON, DOYLE A CO.,
MS front Bt.
Pboaa I40-L Marshfleld, Or.
Coon County Seat News An Told by
The Herald.
Claud Moon iha gold "Tho Sports
mnn" to Messrs. Sickles, Ball and
Smith, who nro now In charge and
doing business under the nnmo of the
Coqulllo Gnrago and Sporting Goods
Company.
It Is reported' that a representa
tive of tho Dollar Interests' Is on the
river, presumably In connection wltn
tho litigation over tho sawmill near
town, but there seems to bo no pros
pect of Immediate straightening out
of tho affairs of the mil.
A restaurant wll bo opened In the
Train building at the corner of First
nnd Hall streets as soon ns Hie room
can bo prepared. This will make
three now eating places In town and
tho Inner man ought to be able to
And something to fill him up.
OFFICERS OET ORDERS TO
PREPARE EQUIPMENT
IDr AiMcttt4 rrM to Com Biy Tin J
'NOOALES, Arlt:., Nov. C Officers
commanding troops on the border
patrol hero today received orders to
preparo their equipment for field ser
vice. Railroad officluls .at Tucson
also received n request for a state
ment regarding their facilities for
tho movement of troops.
ADVERTISER LETTERS.
List of unclaimed letters remain
ing In tho Marshfleld, Oregon, Post
ofllco for tho week ending November
4, 1913. Persons calling for the
sumo will please say advertised and
pay one rent for each letter called
for:
Anjottx, Theo.;Rrunor, Miss Ida;
Darklow, Miss; Redard, Ed, (3);
Chaffon, Joe; Grulstnr, Ettore; Hey
wood, M. A.; Henderson, W. If.;
Hendry, O.; Johnson. Ollvo; Melkle,
Walter; Morgan, II. F.; Rerlas, Mike;
Torinnn, Iestor.
W. R. CURTIS, P. M.
ROOSEVELT AT BUENOS AYREfl.
(Br Auoclttod Tit to Com By Homo.
BUENOS AY RES, Nov. C Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt arrived here yes
terday on tho Argentine gunboat
Uruguay from Montevideo. He was
escorted Into tho hnrbor by a fleet of
decorated steamers.
WANTED An all-round chore
man desires situation. See F. A.
Saccbl.
S 1 - ill i i, Hf
PAIN IN RACK AND RHEUMATISM
Torment tnousands or people
dally. Don't be one of these sur
ferers when for so little cost you
can get well rid of the cause. Foley
Kidney Pills begin their good work
from tho very first dose. They ex
ert bo direct an action on the kid
neys and bladder that the pain and
torment of backache, rheumatism
nmi kldnev trouble Is soon dispelled,
Owl Prescription Pharmacy. Frank
D. Cohan, Opposite unanuier Ho
tel. Phono 74.