THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
THREE
Tuesday, February 10, Last
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Dav of Our Clearance Sale
- Jrlvo fm vrmfself whprripr nr nnf- fliic lMi, .
YOU Can uu& w , ww tlJi0 utauiug up
of ours is a vuuc givuiS w
$) 6.65 instead of $2500
J5.00 instead of 22,50
JJ3.35 instead of $20.00
(2.35 instead ol ioou
ft
$H. 65 instead of . $ J 7.50
J0.00 instead of . 15.00
$835 instead of . $12.50
6.65 instead of . 10.00
Suits purchased in this store
will ho kept pressed
free- of char ye
Woolen Mill Store
Apparel Specialists Poit Mux and Boys
&
JSiJjftJbw
Coquille River Coal
guaranteed free of slack and dirt and not
iu ULiiuivtn
FULL WEIGHT AND PROMPT SERVICE
COOS COUNTY FUEL CO.
GEO. A. BAINES.
phone 181-L 186 Broadway South,
WANT ADS. I
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
'OR ICHXT l-slc loom, first floor,
good location, I. s. Kuitfiiiiin &
' Co.
e
Orpheum Tonight
iTHE DEATH STONE OF INDIA. This Is n groat three-reel fent-
I ture of priests or mum.
IfOII TIIK SIN OK ANOTHER. Drnmn, which innkes nn liitorost-
Ing itory.
Tomorrow nlcht wo bIiow our fonturo. RACK TO LIFE, with
to other good reels, duiTcIdk this a flno show.
ADMISSION TKN CENTS.
Found Ladles' kill glove on Front
Int. Owner can have same by
claiming property and paying for
HiIh nil at Times offlro.
FOR SAM': Flno furniture In .
room Iioiihu, down town. $225
I cash. Fr o rent. Enquire "M,"
i euro Times.
FOR RENT Tvo rooms furnished
for light housekeeping. 2S7 Coni-murclnl.
WANTED Tliif ilnfii lu.nu iiml
j 100 day-old chicles of slnglo romh
wuito i.oglioniB, about first of
March, also 200-egg Incubator.
nox .is .Muraliriold.
lIOAItl) AM) ItOOM Mix, E. M.
Johnson, 23G Market avcinu.
TIRES FOR FEBRUARY.
. mu ib nt"eii tie u.nu and
ulgtit of nigh iiiwl low water nt
Mi rnttleld.
Tlio tldea aro plated U. the order
of in etii-'onco, with their times on
the 11 rst Hue and heights on tho
second line tf each tiny; a compar
ison on consecutive heights will
Indicate whether It Is high or low
water. inr high wnter on tho bar
BUbstruct 2 hours 34 tnlnules.
DIHrs. . 2.12 7.1C 1.27 S.10
I Ft. .. .1.8 2.4 C.G 0.S
lOIIIrs.. 2.10 8.04 2.15 8.17
Ft. . . 5.2 1.0 CO 0.8
pnrt of old Mexico when ho received' Mrs. Levi Helsnor, plans to leave
. tlio nppolntment from Judgo Coko. Monday for her homo In San Frnn-
I Official Hero. Chas. Keesllne, cIsco.
salesmnnnger of tho Standard Oil I AUGUST MATTSON, of Catching In-
i Company, is hero from San Frnn-I 'et, was a pnssengor on the Sun
olsco to confer with Mnnagcr Mont- rise for Marshflold today.
igomery. They went to Dandon this MISSES HILDA AND ELEANOR SB
afternoon. , LANDER, of Sumner, aro vlBltlng
Court Wort.iM.lny.Ju.lKo Coko m!f '"tlinr'n!?'1''!; r,
will convene tho ndjourued term of M,JS. ANFON ROGERS, of Coos
Circuit Court nt Coqulllo Wednesday Jor, was a pnssonger on tlio
morning. Judgo Harris Is expected . "n'"b l?rnP'U Xmtt?;
to bo Hero tlrn to bear eomo cases. """" "'"""""' "l (-"""' "
itH, will a msuuKur uii uiu
nfleld today.
In rhnr" of
ll.wlnl-u.onl ,. nnnrntln., n.,.1 In .- tllC HOUSOr ti. UOUSOr Cam) Bl Hand
ported to bo doing nicely. Mrs. A.I 'ol 8 5nt1?i"iiBrv11 Tinvnos
II. Eddy, mothor of Mrs. Flngg. lu,MUS,' E. 13. HANSON, of llaynes
expected here Wednesday from Ash- "M w9 " In8B-nppp on tho
!,, Messenger for iMnrshflold today.
Pit llulld licit. Mrs. Lola Hahl-.'HS .h"'"11 1-wi-ii.iiByw, oi
I" IJ ttfi Kit 11 J livill CUIIIU VIIOUO)
Only equity mattois will como up.i $. wa1,. n l'n"onR
Has ()pera.lon.-P. N. Flagg, who W . 'f'?"
has been very 111 for a few days,, CLOHOL aAHD'NLrt. li
W1UTIIKK KOItKCAST
tllr Amo.1'J I'rni to Coo Uajr Tltntu,)
I OKEUON Kalr In south and
castj rain In northwest tonight.
Tuesday rain In west, probably
fair In east. Southeasterly winds.
liOCA L Ti:.Mri:itATUItI'3
ltDCOltl)
For tho 21 hours ending at
4:-l:i a. in., Fob. '.). by UonJ.
Ostllnd, special government mo
torologlBt: Maxlnium 50
Minimum 28
At 4:4:1 n. m 35
Preclpltntlon 00
Precipitation Blnco Sept 1
una 42.ci
Precipitation snino period
last year 12.72
Wind: northwest, partly cloudy
IMBRELLAS
EPAIRED AMD COVERED
MARSHFIELD CYCLERY
PHONE 158-R.
RIVERTON COAL
FOR $5.00 PER1 TON
Phone 165-X
' CHAS. LAPP
EDISON'S LATEST
tongc batlcry that contlnuul
ow flurclng will not harm.
U0E3 NOT COKH01H3 AT
II.1IMI.AIS.
COXTAIXS NO ACID.
Ul not loio Its chargo whllo
tmnuing inio.
CUARANTi:i:i FIVR VI3ARS
CoosBayJWiringCo.
' uroaiiwny,
g" tor Port of Coos liny.
TiTe R.oyaI
TONIGHT
Entire chnngo of program,
MIbb Lois Powell In two now
songs.
Miss Clco MndtBon, who playod In
tho Masonic Oporn Houso mid later
In this theater gained a host of ad
mlnii'H hecniiBO of her excellent work
uinv bo sos-n In motion pictures to
night. i no Shadows of Llfo," with Phll
lli8 Smnllov. Lois Wobor and Cleo
, Madison In tho loading roles.
Two KimiH or iovo conirnBtou maito
thlo a romantic drama of nolo.
"Tho Hand of Providence" A
Crystal drama.
"Misplaced Lovo." Featuring Mlsa
Poi'il Whlto.
Coining Wednesday, "Tho niack
Snnko." A wondorful tolo of o
Uusalnn advonturess.
Coming ThurBdny and Frldny,
"Tho Wattlo of aottyflhurg." ThU
greatest battlo of modern times, In
flv reols, Every bcoiio historically
correct.
WANTED Hoy H (o 'M, for slwt.ly
Job. Apply Capo Arago Sodn
Work 8.
WANTlvIl A refined girl or woman
to shnro room, housekeeping priv
ileges; very reasonable, also nice
ly furnished sleeping room, with
heat. Inquire at Times offlco.
I'OK HALE Tlioroiighbml lllaclc
Minorca laying hens and pullets.
Phono Il.ir.l.
FOR HALE (MIEAP Fiiinltnie of
six-room houso; can rout houso
reasonable. Phono 33.1-J.
WANTED
HAVE
prd SjLangwortliy
riGuiu: ox
Ollt ELKCIIIICAL WORK
UNIQUE PANTATORIUM
lm1 v... ..
- ,. .,olv .uanagoment.
orJwean'..Prosa and Repair
SifiS!..W- Do't wait.
JWOB C. O. HAaORTT
'"' AV0' Phono 250.X
Your Laundrv
10 Us By Parcel Post
; 7UV: POSTAGE ON ITS
"CTl'KX.
os Bay Steam Laundrv
We 57-J . MnnohlmLI
THEHl'VS O.NIjV ONE .MACHINE
THE SINGER.
ONLY ONE REPRESENTATIVE
W. J. IUTZ
Phono 280-X.
WANTED Position by stenographer.
Phono CC-J.
WANTED An expert celery garden
er. J. E. Fltzgornid, Phono 3101.
WANTED Olrl for geneiiil house
work. 720 South 4th Bt,
I FOR SALE I
4
Vim HALE New, Intent model Tj.
O. Smith typewriter and stand.
Cheap If taken at once. Call 148
Uroadwny North or phono 158-J.
FOR HALE Tho fnv tonli'i- pup
ploa; good ones, $5 oach. Enquire
F. E. Allon.
I'OR HALF. Lunch counter outfit.
Cheap If taken nt once. Phono
140-J.
Do yon need any . . .
Dishes?
If bo, look at our window.
Coos Bay Tea, Coffee and
Spice House.
130 So. Broadway. Phono 304-J
CAPE ARAGO COFFEE
FOR SALE Fiiinltiih) of 10-rooni
houso. 409 North Broadway.
Phono 1C0-X.
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red eggs
for setting nnd day-old ohlcks.
C. M. Connor.
FOR SALE Duck eggs for setting.
Phono 31 C.X.
FOR RENT
Two Furnished rooms to rent to neat
couplo; light housekeeping: now
house. 1074 Andorson. F. C.
Stanton.
Low Rates for
Handling Trunks
We haul trunKB between any
(mint In Mnrahflsld for tho follOW-
I Ing rates, delivery to So made In
no urei aiorico oi uimuiub".
One trunk ,22
Three trunks Br'
Twelve trunks ,f5"
Star Transfer and Storage Co.
Levi Ilrlsncr, Prop.
Phones 120-.T" 40-L: 98-Tt
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, reas
onable by the week. 229 South
Broadway.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, mod
ern. 373 South Sixth streot
Phono 295-L.
FOR RENT Largo house on Soutl
11th street. Phono 119-L., or bbc
A. D Campbell.
LOST
BolS PnttaB done at
, . - - : T rg,n Gold bracelet. AVeduesday
Kind nf T 7 t-. . . m. eJ" n'B" noar Market avnuo. Re-t
"M of Job Pnntina Bone at The Times Office ward for return to Times.
III ntlici hood Meeting. Tho Mnrsh
ileld M. E. Ilrotherhood will hnvo
charge of tho revival mooting nt tho
M. 13. Church Wednesday night.
Pay liisiirmiro. Tho A. O. U. W.
lodge has paid Mrs. Carl Walker
$2000, the amount of a policy which
her father, Robert Krugtr, carried
In her name.
Call for Warrant. County Trona
urcr Dlmmlck has Issued a call for
all warrants Issued prior to April
1, 1013, nnd will stop Interest on
thoni February 5, 1914.
.More I, it. liber Tho Uandon World
BnjB that tho lumbar Bhlppod rrom
thoro Inst year totalled 03,271,000
IiiBtond or 51,200,909 feet, tho to
tal glvon by tho Tlinbornian,
Council Tonight. Tho Mnrshfl.ld
City Council will moot tonight to
tnko up tho paving matter. Tho
Central nvenuo slip controversy Is
nlso expected to como up.
Flro Hum. A chimney burning
out caused a flro alarm to bo turned
In Into Saturday afternoon from tho
homo or Hilly Smith on North Second
Btroof near Highland. No dnmngo
whh dono and It was not necessary
Tor tho flro lopnrtniont to turn on
the water.
Llbby Road. A protest agalnnl
tho county vacating the old Llbby
road up along Coal Dank Inlet
froiri Fifth street to Enstport, was
filed with tho County Court. No
petition iiBklng for tho vncatlon was
flloil and bo tho court did not tnko
any action on It;
Now Garage. 11. I). Ostllnd Ms
completing plana for a flno garage
to bo built by J. L. Koontz nt his
present location on Front nnd Al
dor. It will bo nbout 75 feet
Biiunro and ono story. It will bo
planned especially ror garnge pur
poses nnd bo most modern.
Home From California. Mr. nnd
Mrs. W. 11. Piper, of Coos River,
returned Saturday from a wlntor'H
sojourn In Lob Angeles. Mr. Plpor
reports nn unusual rain fnll In that
section, hut says tho pooplo woro
glad to get It nftor two dry years.
Ho says ho Is pleased to bo back
on Coos Uny again.
Mollo Pitching. A Portland pnpor
Bays that "Pitcher Mollo, u big far
mer boy from Marshlleld." has boon
signed up by Malinger Williams or
tho Portland Northwest Lenguo team.
Mollo pitched ror Dandon nnd Co
qulllo Inst soason and enmo from
801110 placo near Vancouver. IIo plny
ed In Marshilcld n few years ago.
Ruby DIch. Robert Duncan Mc
Dnugald, tho slx-weeka' old son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McDougnld, died
at their homo In Day Park of luart
trouble. Tho funeral will bo hold
Tuesday nftornoon nt 2 o'clock rrom
tho homo, tho Rev, A. F. nnssford
officiating, Tho worthy couplo will
hnvo tho sympathy of their ninny
rrlonds In their brenvomont.
.Many At Concert. The concort cf
tho Coob Uny band yesterday wiib
largoly nttonde ' n i ' pruvn.l a most
onjoyahlo ono, t'.-o vcrloug iiuiuherH
bolng roundly applauded. T-:e new
kottlo druuiB were not tried out an
tho player was at Coqulllo, Dlroctor
Fontnn has four now musicians on
routo horo to take various positions
nnd piny In tho Imnd nnd hopes to
havo tho Instruiuentntlon up to tho
Torty mark hororo long,
A Fine Couiplliuent. Hnrry Nos
burg Is In receipt of a splendid com
pliment from Good Housekeeping
Magazine on Ills new calendar, in
a lettor thoy sny: "Wo were tre
mendously pleased with tho Goad
Housekeeping calendar which you
bo kindly Bent to us. It was bupIi
a decidedly novel way of ualng tho
Good Housekeeping window cut that
wo havo Bent a page of tho calendar
to each or our roprosentntlvcs In tho
twelve large cities. Allow ub to
thank you ror this rino work."
Many Attend. A largo crowd or
Marshflold citizens attended the Lin
coln anniversary Borvlco nt tho
Christian Church last night. Tho
address was given by Rov, Samuel
Gregg, who used tho Btoroqptlcon
with many excellent views or Lin
coln and othor prominent men, be
sides views of tho rebellion. It
was stated that In 1849 tho Presi
dent tondored Mr. Lincoln Hie ap
pointment as Governor or Oregon,
which appointment ho declined to
take up matters or public interest
In which he and his stnti wero in
terested. Now Court Reporter. A. D. Loud,
the now court roportor Tor Judgo
Coke's court, nnd wire, arrived Sat
urday night via Randon. Thov
have taken apartments in the Black
houao on South Firth ' street. Mr.
Loud was en routo to tho southern
win, formerly Mrs. Hurt llolleu.
will leave Saturday for her old home
In Kentucky to sell a big farm thoro.
She expects to neturn In a row
months and build an npnrtmuit
houso horo.
I Auto to Hoaeh. F. D. Cohan nnd
wire, iir. ana .Mrs. Hen unundier,
MIbb Goifvlevo Wilcox and John
Moreen, constituted n llttlo nuto
party that wont to tho beach yester
day. Tho machlno mndo the run
.without difficulty.
1 Holt Wins. Geo, N. Holt has
received word that bin boh, Eric,
won tho oratorical contest at Wll
lnmetto University Friday night.
Eric nlBo delivered nn address nt nn
Epworth Lenguo convention nt Van
couver, Washington, Frldny.
Ill edge Work. Tho Port of Coob
nay wnB to havo met today but post
poned the meeting, owing to tVo nb
senco of a quorum, nnd adjourned'
to meet tomorrow. Tho principal
innttcr was to pay tho dredge Sonttlo
ror last month's work, tho bill totnl
Ing nbout $31,000.
' Want Inlet Improved. A delega
tion or Kentuck Inlet ranchers was
bcro today to urge tho Port or Coos
liny Commission to Improve tho ehnn
nol there. Thoy aro also to try and
get aid rrom tho county. It will bo
presented tomorrow. '
Iiioolclugs Man Here. Manager, Tho Hardy cumo In yesterday from
Ward, of tho tlmbor department or gnn Francisco nnd will tnko on a.
tho Ilrooklngs Lumber Company. I cargo or lumber at tho Portor mill,
loft todny for homo ufter spending jjr, nnd Mrs. 13. 13. Rlggs, MIbb
Sunday hero. Ho reports that thoy'aoldlo Rlggs and MIbb Margaret
oxnect to havo ono hUIi or tho blglsimpBon wor guests nt tho Peter
mill oporntlng nbout Juno 1. It .,, immn nt Mav. yesterday.
will havo a capacity or 250,000 root . Mr. and Mib. E. It. Hodson nnd
North llon.l. returned rrom a
week-end stay at Tomploton to
day. MR. PHILLIPS or tho North Bond
Nows Compnny loft on tho Redon
do today Tor San Francisco nnd
Los Angoles to look nftor business.
D. LILJROTH and S. Llljrotlr, for
merly with tho Beaver Hill mines,
roturnod on the Rcdondo nftor a
trip to their old Scandinavian
homo.
JOHN SNYDER, JR.. and wlfo havo
returned from San Frnnclsco,
whoro thoy wont on mattors con
nected with tho ostato of Mr. Sny
der's first wlfo.
J. W. MILLER, tho well-known Co
qulllo rancher, enmo over Saturday
night to tnko tho Rcdondo Ifor
Snn Francisco, whoro ho will look
nftor Bomo business nnd then pro
ceed to Los Angoles to tnko in the
yacht race.
P. M. TULL13Y arrived hero on tho
Rcdondo from California, whoro
ho has spout tho winter, to look
nftor business Interests on tho Bny.
Mrs. Tulley nnd their llttlo aon re
mained In Snn Frnnclstio nnd will
Join hlm hero Inter.
NORTH REND NEWS
per day, but will not opornto nt this
cupnclty until thoy got tho harbor
and shipping facilities arranged.
Thoy nro building nbout seven miles
of logging rond.
PERSONAL NOTES
Fools and chlldrou tell the truth
nt the wrong time.
NOAH FOLIC or Allognny Is In Mnrsh
llold todny on business.
W. J. CONRAD left this nftornoon
for Coqulllo nnd lVnudon.
C. COTTLE or Isthmus Inlet Ib In
Marshlleld today on IiubIuobb.
.MISS LOU MAHAFFY or Allognny
Is shopping in Marshflold today.
A. W. SMITH, or Catching Inlet, Is
at Mnrshriolil todny on business.
MRS. C. 0. STADDEN, or Sumner,
Is nt MurBhriold shopping todny.
GEORGE OBERST, or Siimnor, Ib
at Marshflold today on business.
MRS. TOM LAWHORN or Allognny
Is visiting rrlonds In Marshlleld to
day. J. II. JOHNSTON or Allegany Ib .a
business visitor In Marshllold today.
L. D. KOHL, of llaynes Inlet, Is a
ilniit'htnrs Krnm nnd Irene. Ot
South Coos Rlvor, visited rolatlvos
horo yestordny.
Slg Hanson, of San Francisco,
como In on ho Hardy yesterday nnd
will visit his fnthcr.
MIbb Hnzl Moody, of Coqulllo.
was tho guest yostorday or her
aunt, Mrs. Goo. Hnzor.
Robert. Agors, of Oakland. Cnl
Ifornln, visited rrlonds horo Satur
day. Tho Porter mill closod down 1'rt
day ovonlng lor ropnlrs.
-
I
Alonrj the Waterfront.
Tim ntfuimnr Const. Captain Lar
son, 8Vi hours rrom tho Sluslnw,
nrrlvc.1 nt Mnrshflohl today with
two empty bnrges In tow. Tho Un
ion Oil Company's stenmor Whlttlor
nrrlvod In port todny with n enrgo
or oil ror tho C. A. Smith Lumber
Company.
AT THE HOTELS.
Chandler Hotel.
Dr. Goorgo 13. Dlx. II. M. Ilnlni,
Portland; Mr. nnd Mrs. V. G. lln-
tn Trrtlnliil . Ml" mill MfH T. IT.
huBlnoss visitor nt Mnrshriolil to-l iiroyil. Vancouver; F. E. Tuttlo, 8an
...;.. I'Pinrisco, .i. vj. kohhiiuu, dh
IlENin HIGOINS or Allognny Ib a FrunclBco; W. T. Hlslop, Portland;
buslnoss visitor In Jlnrshllold to- n, w. Goodnlo, Portland; 11. W.
!"... , . . JohiiBon, Boston; C. J. Hownrrt, Snn
OTTO HILL or Catching Inlet Is a FrnnclBco; Mr. and Mrs. II. W.
business visitor In Mnrahllold to- Morgan, MlnnenpollB; Gcorgo Gnr-
I'iy. dlnor, North Bond; Chns. I. Hock-
rti'Utw urtinuiN, oi unyncB iiuoi, 'Uorg, Portland: J. w. Miller, uo
Ib n business visitor nt Marshflold
1 today.
R. D. HULL, or Catching Inlot.
i Is a business visitor nt Murshflold
today.
I C. 13. HANSEN or Hayncs Inlot was
transacting business in Mnrshllold
I todny.
'WILLIAM CONKLIN, or Fatrvlow.
Is a biisliifBa visitor nt Mnrshflold
I today.
C. J. HOWARD,' n woll-known trav
eling man, arrived hero on tho Ro-doudo.
W. A. LUSI3 or Allognny was n pas-
i songer on tlio Alort tu .Marshllold
today.
MISS EDITH KA1NO, or Catching
1 lulot, U shopping at Mnrsbflold
today.
MRS. CAnL M'CULLOCH, of Haynoa
! Inlot, Is shopping nt Mnrtliflold
today.
D. D. PIERCE, tho Coqulllo lum
bormnnr Is n Marshflold buslnoss
1 visitor.
W. F, M'ELDOWNEY and wlfo havo
roturnod from a row weeks' Btay In
California.
MR. AND MRS. TOM STORA, ot
Coob Rlvor, aro visitors nt Marsh
Held today.
MRS. J. A. WARD was a passongor
on tho Wnh-ta-Waso ror I.Inrsh
i Hold today.
MRS. C O. LEGGETT, or Templo
, ton, Is nt Marshflold visiting
1 rrlonds todny.
HARRY BULTMAN lolt ror the" Co-
qulllo Rlvor Valley today to call I
on tlio trado.
CARL MATTSON. or Catching In
let, Is a business visitor at
j Marshflold today.
J. D. ROSS or Isthmus Inlot wob a
passenger on tho Bausheo lor
Marshflold today.
NBLS MONSON, or Tomploton, was
a passenger on tho .Messoifgor
ror Marshflold today.
J. ALBERT MATSON roturnod on tho
; Rodondo rrom a ton days' business
trip to Snn Frnnrlscn.
J. S. MASTERS, or Cajchlng Inlot.
I was a passongor on tho SunrJso
I lor MurBhriold todny.
G. W. SHELLY came ovor today rrom
Myrtle Point to spend Sunday with
his family at North Bond.
MRS. J. LEl BY returned from a
visit on Cntchlng I nl t to hor
home on South Inlot today.
MRS. CHARLES MAHAFFY was a
paasonger on the Alert from Allo
gnny to Marshlleld today.
MRS. E. W, VALUERS, who has
been visiting hor parents, Mr. and
nullle: Edward McBHiior. Portland;
C. D. Thomas, Portland; Slum Lll
Jronth, Portland; D, Llljrcath, Port
laud. Lloyd Hotel.
Ed Tarrar, Flagstarr; L. M.
Koarnoy, Portland; M. T, Bartho
lomew, Empire; B. T. Hodges, Snn
Fraiiolsco; Paul Rnnbonch, Lake
side; E. Braller, Portland; Mr, nnd
Mrs. M. Gotty. Coqulllo; Wnltor
Johnson, Lakoaldo; T. M. Walker,
Portland:
Blanco Hotel.
J, Bobnk, Camp 1; L. W. Myors,
Rosoburg; G. C. Gouthlr, Coqulllo;
R. Wiloy, Coqulllo: Chns. Swanson,
Iilun Ridge. D. M. Gnw, Conlodo;
John Snlaiuior, Loon Lnko; Ilerinan
Lars'ii, Floronco.
HEARD ON STREET.
"All that building needs Is a llt
tlo repairing" quoth C. Hlckox to
dny. "Tho law roqulros that ono
cannot build n honthousoon tho dock
but ho cnu ropalr ono, bo I shall pro
cood to Book n pormlt ror repairs on
tho boatliouso."
"Groat." quoth Dr. Straw, "We
must placo a placard notirylng tho
public that tho structure will bo
orected." Thereupon a sign was
painted on tho dock Inrormlng tho
nr bile thoy neod not worry and to
dny tho sign rendB as follows; "It
will bo built."
Tillies Wniic nils bring results.
i at 'j.i'77 Mm w wm
Wo aro m1o agents for
aoiriirae aod
Sylvodoira
Famous
THE LEADING DRIG ftl'ORE
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