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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1913-EVEN1NG EDITION.
AND MERCHANDISE ON CENTRAL AVE
CENTRALIZE
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1)1!
I Am Making Clothes to Your Meas
ure $J5 and up
Don't cost nny more than the custom made, but the advan
tage Is a (iiiuiimtoed I'll. Cut as you want them and all per
sonal features Installed for your convenience without extra
charge. Over "00 samples for your selection,
i:. V. KAMMKHKIt.
Your3 Anxious to please.
The Toggery
CENTRAL Avenue continues lively and cheerful
under Coos Bay's bright November skies,
Commerce continues to flow to this growing busi
ness street and the business houses are prepared
to care for it witli stocks and service -that will
please patrons, Day or night Central Avenue is at
tractive and is rapidly becoming the meeting place
of the people of Coos Bay, If you have not visited
Central Avenue lately better get the habit, Cen
tralize, Merchandise, and Economize on Central
Avenue,
ONS
Fir e $ h OniM
French OUWJd
Regular price 60c pound
Satairday amid Suumday
only4.0c poujuntd
at
PLAN TO TAKE
SUNDAY DINNER
AT THE
Chandler Hotel
a Cood Menu
The Hub of
Central Avenue
The PhsrsiciaBis
Manhfidd j
OPEN AX ACCOUNT WITH TIIK
First National Bank
Off Coos Bay
avaiij voi'iiself ok its superior facilities.
Site deposit boxes In burglar-proof vaults for rent at low
rates. Central Avenue.
MEN OK SCIENCE WHO KXAIT TIIK MUST CAItKITL
PREPARATION OK Til Kilt PRESCRIPTIONS KXOW THAT
WUAUKTO HETRISTED IX TIIK MOST SKKIOIS CASKS.
WHY NOT HK LIKEWISE AXI 1IAVK VOVK IMt KSCKIP-
3 noxs Kii.iiKD at a prescription piiaitmacyv
"THE CENTRAL AVENUE DRUG STORE."
The Owl
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY.
Frank D. Cohan..
Opposite Chandler Hotel. Phons 74.
CHRISTMAS GOODS
WILL BE ON DISPLAY BEGINNING NEXT MONDAY
AT
WINKLER'S Pharmacy
Something for every member of the family, and all
useful presents.
" Deutsche! Apolheko."
58 Central Avenue. Phone 215.
Josfc Received
A LARGE SHIPMENT OF
Cramie's Statnooery
RANGING IN PRICE FROM 25c to $5.00
PER BOX.
Norton & Hansen
wholesale ami retail.
two stores:
central avenue, front street.
C003 BAY TIMES
M. C. MAI.OXKV Keillor mid Tub
K. MU.ONEV News Editor
OFFICIAL PAPI.R OF TIIK CITY
OK MAHKHFIKLH.
of others are expected on the even-!
lug train.
President Morrison takes tho stand '
that Coos County does not want j
to let the controversy as to which I
road is to be built to Douglas Conn-!
ty either the Myrtlo Point route
or the Ten Mile and lTinpiia route .
prevent the Improvement of the
roads, lie Hays that. Is Is neces- 1
snry to buiid u Rood road in tbo Biakwater Brings in Shipment,
t oquille valley and from there to
SHIP POTATOES
TO COOS BAY
li.
AL11EHT SIDNEY of Coos River Is
in MaisMlcl.l today on business.
CHARLES MANSION of North Inlet
is In Marsbllebl today on business.
rnVKii ant wire returned
home today from a visit In Califor
nia.
MHS. PERRY UAKOUI). nrCoosUlv
or, Is shopping In Marshflold to
tiny. Mil. AND MHS. PERRY LANNIXG
of Coaledo will leave tomorrow
Tor California.
. CONIIO returned on the
I .. kwater today from a trip to
Vm ibern points. ,
WM.L STAl'FF returned today from
Arago, where he has been super
intending the construction of a
barn on the StaulT ranch.
W. F. MILLER and wife returned
on the lire lit wnt or today from a
few days' stay In Portland.
FRED GERCKE. who has been em
ployed on the local railway, plans
to leave on the Uedondo for Cali
fornia. MR. AND MHS. .1. II. FLAX AG AX
returned yesterday on the Uedon
do from a few weeks' visit In San
Francisco,
C. V. M'CULLOUGH and wife plan
to leavo tomorrow for California,
where they expect to spond most
of tbo winter.
MISS FLORENCE AIKEN plans to
leave on the Uedondo tomorrow
for San Francisco, whoro sho will
spend a few weolcs.
of Abort 600 Sacks from
Portland Today.
The Ilreulcwator arrived In early
Coos May regardless of wblrb route
Doinrhm Cjmntv dccMon unon. and
he Is In favor of going nhead nnd .
building the home roads nnd bo'
prepared for the other when the time tlls lnonilnR fronl Portland w.m,
Is ripe. Ho says that there would ; , ,. . , .....
m i... ..... ,.... ... 1 ""' 1,st a,1,, n n,B ea (,f rrclKht.
either, anyway. He " questions tbo ! 1,1 ,,lu! ffr,"Kl,t rBr )von ,,0Ht tfi00 M. WALKER, formerly clerk with
For Those Who Caire
A clean face and steam towel for ench customer.
The only shop In tbo city Unit gives this service.
The Cfctamtdler BaAeir Shop
I. TERRELL, Proprietor.
Special tittention jjven to children's hair cut Unix.
only r.Aits'.ci: shop ox central avenue.
Second Street and Central Avenue.
Uolng poor wouldn't te to tiJil
you didn't liaru to aJvertlse It tf
wenrliiK old clothes.
i
reports that Dousl is countv Is stromr
for the Umpiiun route and says that
Southern DoiiKlas nnd many at Hose-
sacks of potatoes consigned to various
the Owl Prescription Pharmacy. Is
In the city today, as traveling
represnntntlvo f01. j Mulford
buri; want the Myrtle Point route. ...v...... . niarmnceuticni moubo.
J. K. Schilling of Myrtle Point y ,"'"0 1,u'-v' n la,' J'"""! MHS. KLLKS PCTIOUSON passed
Marshflold groceries. Tbo slilpplnt:
In of potatoes nt this season of the
year seems stranne, when Coos Coun-i
nnd others say that Dentins wnnts
Ihe Myrtle Point route. That way.
DoiiKlas will havo to build only six
teen miles of road, while on tbo
TTmp'lua routo they will bnvc to build
eighty miles.
her of focal rnncbers nre holdliiK'
their crops for liluher prices and re-1
fuse to sell on tbo current mnrket.l
Ceorgo Coodrum received an auto!
on the Hreakwnter. I
i The Hreakwnter will sail at
'oNdock Saturday for Portuand. I
through Marshflold today on her
way home to AriiK after a pleas
nut visit at the homo of her sis
tor; Mrs. Mornan, In Umpire.
FOOD EXPERT
TAKKS PUISOXKIt.
Constnble Irwin, of Ashlnnd. todnv
Tbo llreakwater bad r.Ki tons ofjtooK- tbo two prisoners who woro ar
j freight and 107 passengers. AmmiK ( rested hero by Mursli'al Carter Tor
(those arrlvlnc on her were; II. Kl- rohMntr tbo Simpson storo nt Ash-
mort. II. Olson, T. Davis. J. L. Cor- )nd' there today, koIiik out via Myr
Istal, Ceo. Stoker, C. C. Murphy. P. ! tlo Point. IIo had them both shack-
I Tall. X. J. Nelson. Mnbol Ilrunkor. led. They sold soino knives to n
( Mrs. W. 11. Smith. Carl Murphy. Karl man named Miller nt Hock Creek
, Murphy. M. Cassldv. Mrs. Cassldy. .T.'whllo on routo horo. Howard' ftrott
l C. Jones. S. M. Walter. Cecil Horn, 'was Mm
Krwln Horn. IlnymoiMl Horn. Mnry ,mld $10 for twenty-six knives, which
'Horn. P. Kolnr, .Toe Kolar. John Ko-.b0 inter turned over to tbo officers.
r-ciuiury nuuiUSUIIlclllVf OUIIIUS ler, V. Mottler. V. Knrrell. J. Krosl. i0 will bo called to
E8 TODAY
from Detroit to Confer
with Ford Owners.
TO TALK OVER
Ashland ns a
Miss Ina Hell. Mrs. Wnrnor. Mrs , witness nnd will try to ot Simpson
KliiK and child, C. W. Myrtlo, n. to pay his money bank, ttrett lost a
I Camorou, J. D. Sober. II. Warner, jeR nnd an nrm In n loRKfiiK road ne-
CeorKe Stoker, a Kord nutomobllo Ario Horn, . Platter, 11. Platter. r,j0nt nnd later lost his money in n
expert, direct from tbo Dotrolt fae- I. E. Illnmor, M. L. Wallace. A. Wil- ftro at Portland, maktiifi n loni? strlns
tory or tho Ford Motor Car Company. J s0. W. F. Miller, Mrs. W. F. Mlllor. 0f bard luck.
arrived on the Hreakwnter this morn- Chas. Hoekbori;. O. K. Yates, Miss 4
Iuk to make a noneral survey of tlioiniey, Mrs. Hlldenbrand. H. Moore.
Ford situation In this section, lie Is J Mrs. It. Moore. A. H. Pence, W. O.
maklni; headuuarters at tbo Good- , Wlmmor. W. T. Tompkins, Ella
roads Coodrum garago, tho
NORTH BEND NOTES.
Coos .Weiss, Mrs. Dennbeck, F
Coo. Sheridan, of tho North Rend
Rorcherr, Condensary, states thnt W. S. Walk-
PROJECT
Mayor Morrison of CmptlUe, presi
dent of the Coos County Good Roads
Association. Ned C. Kelly of Coqullle,
K. Weekly of Urldse and .1. H.
SeblllliiK of CoiutlU were amoiiK
those who arrived hero from the
valley on today noon's train to at
tend a wood roads meeting at North
llend. It was supposed that tbo
meeting would be held this evening
but tblB afternoon Mayor Morrison
was informed that a session would
behold this afternoon. A number
County Agency for Ford cars. Ho. A. S. Hammond. T. .1. Fromm, Mrs. ( or. of Cooston, has offered tlo Con
desire's to meet all tho ownors of T. .1. Fromm, C. Krlshor. A. Tnrsnnl. . densary n freo site, 250x200 feet, If
Ford cars that It Is possible to con- W. D. Mayor, L. Flannery, W. Dot- they will move It to Cooston. IIo has
for with during his short stay horo. j son, W. McLaughlin. Mabol Hillings, not ncceptod tho offer. Tho condon
Thls Is n reature of tbo superb Allco Monroe, N. Prunckwltch. C. snry has been doing n good business.
Ford service which Is always on tho Merwltcb, Alex Monroo, Mrs. R. J. Wm. Illnckmore has been elected
Job and continues to look after tho Allen. May Allen, Dundena Platter, j secretary of tho Kenwlll Telephone
Interests of their patrons after cars Mrs. Plattor. .1. C. Harrington. W. II. ( Company, In place of D. T). Rralnard.
havo been purchased. Mr. Stoker Is Monroe, O. W. Phearson, T. A. Houck, , who resigned.
an expert who comes from tho T)e-,. H. Williamson. K. J. Ryan, T. .1. 0. Horno Is being brought out
Mnrsden, M. Duros, X.. Mnrostlc, r.s a candidate for re-election to the
Hnrry .Tones. K. Mnsklor, L. Potlsch- City Council. Ceo. D. Mnndlgo has
ky, .1. Silas. 13. O. Thompson, W. F. nnnounced thnt be will not ho a can
Marscbeck, C. Mnrscbeck. K. Luzlcb. dldato for re-election.
D. Henry. J. O. Shea. M. Chunk, IT. X. C. McLcod, who left for tho
Renson. M. Mnrchant, A. Alder, Wm. East this week Is said to be on
Collins. F. h. T.andess, Leo Johnson, routo to Now York City to contest a
J. Erlckson, T. Larenkar, M. Hron-.wlll of the mother of W. S. Cordon,
zov, A. W. Prutsmnn. O. Pellylf, J, a North Dond man, acting In behalf
A. Conro, Mrs. Kolnr, Mrs. Pence, , of Mr. Cordon.
Miss Allen. I W. R. Simpson, n wolNknown Coos
trolt factory and will mnko nn In
spectlon and Investigation of nil Ford
cars, give Instructions ns to operation
and care of them. If there are any
difficulties of any kind In the opera
tion of your cnr. or If you wish to
learn some valuable Information
about taking care of tho cor, don't
fall to call at tho Ooodroads Cood
rum garage nnd meet Mr. Stoker.
Don't overlook this opportunity,
liny pioneer, celebrated his 70th
birthday the other day.
Tom Stora will leave this week for
Los Angeles to take n position there.
Will Ilendryx nnd wife, aro now
located nt Seattle, where ho has a'
position In n furniture store.
H. C. Pillion bns Hold' the Portei
cook houso to Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoy Toy-'
lor, who will luko possession tbo firs'-j
of Deceinbor. Mr. Pultun plans to
go to California.
Mrs. Allen Mlllor has returned' from
Portland nnd will remnln on the Hay.
Frank Arnot Is suffering from an
attnek of blood poisoning.
Davo Parton Is reported to havo
lost a roll of greenbacks totalling
?ii0 on the streot tho other dny.
Hot Tamales nt Sailer's.
STAR THEATfR
North Bend
TONIGHT!
A.QuatermassMgr.
FRED A. WALTERS in tholr strong
book play that you know so woll,
by Mary J. Holmes,
TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE in four
acts.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF Vnudovlllo be-
tweon acts.
4000 FEET of new pictures.
DOORS OPEN AT 7:110.
IICTURES AT 7:4.r.
CURTAIN AT 8:45 SHARP.
AUGMENTED OHCHESTRA.
ADMISSION, If. and 25 eonts.
Jennings' Store
AT NORTH BEND
Just received, a big shipment
of
Stamped Goods for Embroidery!
w
K SKI.L a fiT"' BU,
cans of Helm BM
Ilcans Lecaute It l
well understood that thejr .t
ns good. If not better, tlai
tin iieaiiR prepared at
Housewives have beenj
to avail themselves of thli Jj
feet substitute.
Perfect" because IiJI
Reans. with or without VH
ato Sauce, nro ecleuW
prepared la a cleanly au
AND REALLY OVEN B
'I'Iih blu' demand proven
they aro delicious; the B
nnme proves that ii
n,i. It Is because
m.i Mint we arewll",,
more for a ran of W
costs yon the same.
Ollivaiit
Weaver
PURE FOOD OMtt
Phone 199.
goodplweto'
Cor. Central'aifd:Tl"!g