THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
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mi ' SOJIK IMOXEElt NEWS.
TRIMMED HATS
, THE GREATEST VALUES EVER OFFERED. DOZENS OF THIS SEASON'S
MOST POPULAR STYLES IN PLUSHES, BEAVERS AND VELVET, THAT FORMER
LY SOLD AT FROM
'OF
$10.00 to $15.00 Will Now Be Sold at $7.50
IF YOU DO NOT WISH TO PAY $5.00 FOR A HAT, SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
Trimmed Hats At from $1.00 to $4.75
THIS IS A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU TO SECURE A CLASSY, UP-TO-'DATE
TRIMMED HAT AT HALF PRICE RIGHT IN THE HEART OF THE SEASON.
SALE NOW ON
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
Mrs. A. Q. Aiken
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65 MARKET AVENUE.
COOS BUILDING
EDISON'S LATEST
Murage battery (hut continual
over charging "111 not linrni.
ioi:s not couitoni: at
TEltMLVALS.
CONTAINS NO ACID.
Will not lose lis charge whilu
standing idle.
IS (Jl'AltAXTEED FIVE YEARS
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
I.til llromluny.
Agents for Port of Coos Hay.
T. J. SCAII'H J$ A. II. HOIH.'IXS
Marshfiplri PA,NT AND
IViarSnT'K'U DECORATING CO.
IMInintcs Furnished.
Phono :il)IKL Slnrhlilli'ltl, Oregon.
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW
Hue CORTRELL
i
fnONK HI 71.
K'tna Auto Line
Cars leave every 20 minutes from ,
7 a. m.. to 7 p. m.; from 7 p. m.
to 12 o'clock every half.- Fare 15 ,
t(Ms one v.'ay. round trli 25 cents. I
Commutation books, SO rides, $2.00. i
Cars leave Chandler Hotel, Mursti-
feld and North Bend News Co., In;
North Dond.
G0RST & KING, Props.
CALL A TAXI
DAY OK NIGHT
PHONE 310
Tarty and train culls a Hiwciultf
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
FURNITURE.
fold on Uie Installment plaa.
HARRINGTON. DOYLE CO-
8a Front St.
Phone 840-fj Marshfleld. Or.
lUlOP IN AND SEE THE
BIG GAMES
IX TIIH HOWLING TOURXAMEXT
Chatterton's Alleys
NORTH FRONT STREET
RUBBERS
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
RUBBERS ANY SIZE.
AT ELECTRIC SHOE STORE.
180 South Broadway.
WANTED
watches that won't keep time. Dirty
and rancid oil arc- the ruination of
your watch. Let me handle It and
preserve It perfectly for years to
come.
E.1C. BARKER
6 Front st. Marsh fl 'd. Or.
Low Rates for
Handling Trunks
We haul trunks hfltween any
.Points in Marshfleld for the follow-
"k raies, delivery to . be maae in
the first stories of buildings:
One trunk S .2S
Three trunks BO
Twelve trunks 1.00
Star Transfer and Storage Co.
Levi Helsner, Prop.
Phones. 120-J; 49-L; 98-R.
Times Want a'ds bring results.
The Postage Stamp
Consider the postage stamp. One of its chief virtues
lies in the fact that it sticks until it gets there.
Go about starting a bank account systematically and
with a fixity of purpose and you can have one. It's
simply a proposition of spending a little less than you
make and bring the balance to this bank. We receive
deposits of one dollar and up.
First National Bank
Of Coos Bay
Combined statement of condition of
Flanagan (2b Bennett Bank
.Mnrshllcld, Oivgon.
nuil Till-: FLANAGAN & BENNETT IJAN1C OF MYRTLE POINT,
at tho closo of business Oct. 21, 1913.
Resources
Loans and Discounts $G.'0,9Sl.n7
Hanking House Cl,l!i:i.l7
Cash and Sight Exchango 3C7.771.83
Total '. $1,080,219.37
Liabilities.
Capital Stock paid In $ 7C.000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 70, 223.119
Deposits 935,025.98
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Total $1,080,249.37
S. S. REDONDO
SAILS FOR SAN FRANCISCO FROM MARSHFIELD
' FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21. AT 3 P. M.
Sun Francisco office, 805,Flfo Dldg., or Lombard St. Piers No. 27.
Inter-Oceanic Transportation Co., C. P. McGeorge, Agt., Phone I I.
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS.
Steamship Breakwater
ALWAYS ON TIME.
SAILS FROM PORTLAND AT 8 P. M., TUESDAY, NOV. 11TII, TUBS
DAY, NOV. I8TH, TUESDAY, NOV. S.WII.
SAILS FROM MARSHFIELD SATURDAY. NOVEMBER, 7 A. M.;
SATURDAY. NOV. 1OTH, 10 A. M.J FRIDAY, NOV. S1ST, O I.
M.5 SATURDAY, NOV. 20TH, 0:30- A. M.
Ticket on sale to all Eastern points and Information as to routes
and rates cheerfully furnished.
Phono Slain 35-L. I'. I STERLING, Agent.
S. S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
SAILS FROM MARSHFIELD FOR PORTLAND
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER tt, AT A. M.
ROUND TRIP, $16.50
CONNECTING WITH THE NORTH BANK ROAD AT PORTLAND
NORTH PACIFIC OTEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Phono 44 McGEORGB. Ae..
THE RECORD PHOTOGRAPHING ABSTRACT COMPANY
Hare photographic copies of all records Coos County to date,
abstract of titles, present ownera, or any other Information relsMng
tn rani flatatft furnished on short notice, .
BUSINESS OFFICE 117 Nortb Front St.. Marshfleld. Phone 181
W. J. RUST, MiMgw
(From the Coos Hay Times, pub
lished at Mnrshflold, Nov, 17. 1SS0.
Slglln & Dennett, publishers.)
(ircen Fnrriu moved to town last
week, Ho rented his farm on Coos
River.
W. Ed. Moore Is going to take
chnrgn of tho Satellite soon.
Mrs. Hacker, who has been ab
sent on a visit to her old homo In
Maine, returned home on the Areata
last week.
The new schooner George C. Per
kins left the wharf at this place la
den with lumber for San Francisco
last Saturday.
The new hotel Is to be opened for
business In n short time In Umpire
City. It Is tho largest hotel build
ing In Southern Oregon.
M. Mndcgnn Is In charge of the I.
T. It. It. Mr. Springer, who hns
been In chnrge for the last two
years, has gone to Snn Francisco.
Mr. Howe, the pioneer nursery
man of Coos County. Is ennvassing
for orders for trees. Mr. Howe's
trees arc always true to name, which
Is seldom tho case with orders from
abroad.
The entire voto cast In this coun
ty at the Presidential election was
1 1 Of these 007 were Repub
lican, "ml Democratic and two
Greenback. The vote of this coun
ty Is fully 1200, but there wore
quite a number of absentees and
some paired off and did not attend
election.
Mr. Richardson, who was blown
a couple of hundred feet Into tho
air at tho time of tho boiler ex
plosion at Empire some time ago,
has recovered and gone to work
again. lie was blown through tho
roof of the building and dropped !r
feet In n straight lino from whence
he started. His case Is probably
without a parallel.
Majorities arc as follows: Repub
lican. Coos River, I ; North Coos
River, 10; Marshfleld. 3S; Umpire.
10; Sumner. 10; Coos City, I; Hea
ver Slough, ;:; llnndon, I; Ton
Mile, 0; Coqulllo City, I. Demo
cratic, llurton Prairie, IS; Hall's
Prairie. , I: F.nchnnted Prairie. 13:
Hrowster Valley, 2; Missouri, 20.
Garfield's majority is throe less than
that of Hayes four years ago.
Win. Gamble, a young man who
has been logging on his father's
land at Kcntuck Slough during the
summer, .was brought to town on
a stretcher last Tuesday on ac
count of his leg being terribly
mashed. It appears that ho had
charge of an ox tenm and was haul
ing down grado When one of the
logs shot abend of the team on the
slippery grade and caught Mr. Gam
bio's leg ngaiust a stump, mash
ing It Into n Jelly, and holding his
leg In this painful position until
his younger brother hnuled tho log
away with tho tenm. Dr. Tower
porformed tho operation of ampu
tating tho destroyed portion of tho
leg, and tho young man, who Is
stopping nt tho Central Hotel, Is
doing woll.
FOOTBALL ON
i
Marshfieltl and North Bend In
dependents at North Bend
Play Coquille Later.
Arrangements have been practical
ly concluded for a Thanksgiving foot
ball game between tho Marshfleld
and North llond Independent teams
to be played at North llend next
Thursday afternoon. The two teams
have been picked out. Ted IClssam
Is coaching the North llend team,
while It Is likely that Weary Chand
ler. "Sue" Jones, an old Iowa foot
ball star and a number of others will
aid in rounding the Marshfleld eleven
into shape.
There was talk of a game here
wl'li Coqulllo on Thanksgiving but
Is has been called off and it is now
proposed to have the Marshfleld team
piny at Coquille the follouini; week
and arrange for a return game to
be played lu jdurshflcld Christ mim
day. There is considerable good tal
ent, Including some of tho high sci'ool
players. The probable lineups on
Thanksgiving dny will be:
North Rend Klsnntn and Sweot,
ends; Tluuupklu nud Moore, tackles;
Klblor and liowen, guards; 11. Davis,
center; Dewey, quarter: Donsinoie
and Hyde, halfbacks, Welling, fullback.
Marshfleld 'Power and G. John
son, cuds; Hunter and A. Johnson,
tackles; Kruso and Lyons, guards;
Krueger, quarter; Woods and Stuts
man, halfbacks; Sidney Clarke, full
back. The Marshfleld team will probably
bo named tho Athletics. They will
probably leect Weary Chandler, the
former Oregon University star, as
captain, coach and manager. Kls-
sam and Hydo are rounding the
North llend aggregation Into chape.
III. 01 ELECT
MARKIITIKI.D CAMP SELECTS OF
FICERS AND PLANS FOR A BIG
MEMItERSIIIP CAMPAIGN IN A
SHORT TIME.
The Woodmen of the World have
elected officers as follows:
Consul Commander, C. II. Wilson,
(re-elected).
Adviser Lieutenant, W. H. Sullivan.
Ranker, 1. l.nndo.
Clerk, W. U. Douglas, (re-elected).
Escort, Guy l.attlu.
Watchman, Thus. Coke.
Sentry, E. W. Ralston.
Manager, J. H. Walling.
The camp will soon have a district
manager In the field to Increase tho
(membership to 500. A flno program
Is being arrange for tho next niout
Ing In two weeks.
! WEST PROCLAIMS DAY.
(TL LING'S OF COQUILLE.
Coos County Scat Neus ns Told by
The Sentinel.
Tho Fnrmers' Union will hold n
meeting at W. O. W. Hall next Sat
urday and will enjoy n basket din
ner and social good time, besides
transacting the business of tho
union. It Ih expected that the meet
ing will bo attended by a delega
tion from Catching Inlet.
No moro football for tho year.
Tho boys bavo returned their suits
to tho members of the town tenm,
and quit practicing. lftisketball
prnetleo will not begin until Jan
uary. Myron Vnrncy fell from tho
swinging rings last Tuesday nud
was qulto badly stunned for n time.
Governor Officially Sets November
l! 7 for TlmnU'-glvliig.
SALEM, Or., No. 21. -Governor
West has Issued tho following
Thnuksglvlug day proclamation:
"It Is an npt custom that has chos
en the Autumn tlmo for our Thanks
giving. It Is the seasonal threshold
betwixt the day of activity and ovon
Ing of retrospection.
"How fitting it is then, ero wo go
on. that wo hesitate, consider unci
give our thanks to lllm who is Al
j mighty, for what of good we liavo
been enabled to accomplish and for
tho privilege of future endeavor.
"Our thanks should specially bo
i rendered on high that the season has
! been most bountiful; that our nation
'these past twelve months has been
spared tho burdens and horrors of
. war, and that it li(is been blesBed with
'a statesmanship to lead tho toilont
and those of grent wealth unto u
, better understanding. For theso and
tho manifold blessings of a great pco
' pie, It Is meet that wd glvo united
remembrance to our Father,
j "Now, therefore, In accordanoo
with a tline-honoied custom, I, Os
wald West, Governor, by vlrtuo of
the nuthorlty In mo vested, dcslgnnto
Thursdny, November 27, 101.1, ns a
day of public Thanksgiving through
out tho commonwealth and ask that
for tho tasks of our dally brend thero
then bo substituted appropriate and
reverent services to lllm."
DR. TAGGART has REMOVED his
offlco from tho Coko building Into
rooms In tho FLANAGAN .M BEN
NETT BANK BUILDING.
COQUILLE SCHOOLS.
At a speclnl meeting held nt tho
school houso Inst Friday evening,
a tax of eleven mills was voted for
school purposes, tho voto standliift
117 to 21. Tho leasing of tho aca
demy building for a term of two
yenrs was also authorized.
Llbby COAL. The kind YOU hav
ALWAYS USED. Phono 72. Pacific
l.lverv snd Transfer Company.
Price Talks Here!
PRICE IS THE POWER THAT WE DEPEND ON TO MOVE GOODS. WE ARE BUILD
ING UP OUR BUSINESS ON THE SOLID ROCK OF VALUE GIVING. DOING BETTER
EACH DAY FOR YOU. BETTER ASSORTMENTS, BETTER VALUES, LOWER PRICES
Here Are the Prices That Talk:
Just received, a new lot of Men's beau
tiful Neckties, tho 50c kinds, wrll 0Kn
be offered at
Visit our blanket department, We
have them from 90c to $7.50. -Comforters
from $1.25 to $5.00. .Our as
sortment is complete,
Ladies' Mannish, all wool shirt-waists,
in Red, Navy or Brown, CO OR
All sizes, LL
Indian Blanket Robes, in pure CD Rfl
wool, from $5,00 to P,U
In wool mixed at $3.50. In cotton, $1.95
Finishing braids in White and colors,
5c and 10c Bolt,
Ladies, Black Hose, 12 1-2c per pair,
Ladies' Mercerized Hose, Blacks OKa
or Tans, per pair uu
Ladies' Silk Hose, Lisle Tops, Rfln
Per pair Jub
Ladies' Extra Quality Silk Hose, CI Kfl
75c, $1,00 and ,'IU
Full size Feather Pillows, C1 nn
Each
Cheese Cloth, 36 inches wide,
Per yard
4lc
Pillow Case Muslin, good grade, mo
1 yard wide, per yard ,uu
We have a beautiful selection of
LADIES' AND MISSES' FURS, CKfl
at per set, $6,50 to
Dresser and Table Covers, worked in
Blue or White, ready for use, 75c, 50c
and 40c each,
Unbleached sheeting, 1 yard wide, 6c to
10c per yard,
Boys' and Girls' Rubber hats, ...25c
Men's Slicker Coats, best quality,
$1.25 up, ,
Children's Guaranteed Rubber' CI 7K
Coats, 6 to 16 years, only ut
We carry a large assortment of Men's
Leather and Canvas Gloves at all prices.
THE FAIR
IRVING BLOCK Next to Chandler Hotel. CENTRAL AVENUE
SATISFACTION ALWAYS OR MONEY REFUNDED.