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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
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Mildred Rogers Nelson.
Teacher of Plnno.
Pupil of Hugo Mnnsfeldt, Snn Fran-
Cisco, Cal. Studio 280 South
Broadway, Marshflold, Or.
Phono 70-L.
Quality f -iilH!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wot g
Premiums 5
H. H. Harper
HOUSE BUILDER
Gonornl Repairing and Cnblnot
Making.
Phono 3 40-J.
W. T. Tompkins, D. S. T.
(Wcltmor Mcthoda)
Every known dlsenso troatod
without drugs or surgery. Rooms 1
and 2, 237 South Broadway.
Phono 132-L. Marshflold, Or.
Joel Ostiind
PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER
Loavo ordors nt W. It. Haines' Mus-
slc Company.
(1G S. Sixth Street. Phono 103-L.
I. M. Wright
Phono 318-It
BUILDING CONTItAOTOH
Estimates furnished on request
fuVllEXCC HOTEL
great many mquinuB
. .r,i lots, if you Will
fMal sacrifice list your
; the St. Lawrcnco noioi
hotel. No commission
IPHANT'S CAFE
pular place for
Good lYieais.
..a Dnornnotilil
fiunerclal & B'dw'y
THAT ROOF FIXED
NUW
I CORTHELL
Phone 3171.
LKAXKI) AM) PRESS-
ITS SI.UJU TO ORDER
n rs a tkial
JEPANTATORIUM
TLB & C.0 DAOOBTT
Ml Ave. Phono 250-X.
C. 0. Gosney.
Phono 3154
CONTItAOTOH AND BUILDER
Estimates Furnished on Request
My Past Work Is My Reference
First and Alder Sts. . Marshflold
Dr. H. M. Shaw
Kyc, Ear, Nose and Throat.
I)H. MATTIK II. SIIAW
DlNotiNt'N of Women mid Children
Office Phono 330. Rooms 200, 201.
202, Irving Block.
Houdo phone, 10G-J.
Mrs. Farringer
TEACHER OF PIANO
Ilcsldenco Studio, Phono 38C-J.
Benjamin Ostlmd
CONHULTINO ENGINEER AND
AHOH1TKCT
Offices, 20G Irving Dlock
Phono 103-1, or 217'.T.
Mnruhflold, Oregon
W. G. Chandler
ARCHITECT
(looms 301 and 302, Coko Building
Marshflold, Orogon
res & Framing
alker Studio
I'S AUTO SERVICE
Kl CHANDLER HOTEL
PI10.NC 20.
ANTWIIKUE ANV TI.ME
CAIl AND CAREFUL
wuvixa
10 CAMPIXG PARTIES
INN LAMBETH
wr and Driver.
iE JC A. 11. IIODaiNE
iolrl PAINT AND
VZZ DECORATING CO.
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'' UarehflcM, Oregon
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none 1 80-J.
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MOBILES KTOitpn
"WWS MOST COMPLETE
MACHlXn SHOP
lb AXI) AUTOMOHILE
REP.llmw
WLIXE for 8AL13
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CITY STEAM LAIJNDRy
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About it,
Wm. S. Turpen
ARCHITECT
Marshflold, Oregon.
Perl Riley Ballinger
PIANIST AND TEACHER
llosldonco Studio, 217 No. Third St.
Phono 3G8-L.
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CTAKE a dime on the
v"' Camel Cigarettes, but
don't look for premiums or
coupons, as the cost of the
tobaccos in them prohibits
their use.
Camel Cigarettes 20 for
JOc are a blend of choice
quality Turkish and
domestic tobaccos. They
do not leave that dgarclly
taste and cannot bite your
tnno'iip. nr narrh wni
throat.
H'1 V... f- tL
xuu naven money
enough to buy a more
delightful cigarette.
If your dtaltrcan't supply you, itnJ
lOefor on paehawtor f 1.00 for a
carton of ttn packafB 200 ciga.
rtlttt), poitagm prtpald. Afltr
imoklng on pachar: if you don't
find CAMELS ai rrpfttntid, r
I urn thm other nlnm packagit and
w will rt fund your monty.
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CANNING PEACHES and
TOMATOES
Phone us or call in and see them 394-J
COOS BAY TEA, COfFEE AND SPICE HOUSE
130 North Broadway
TYPEWRITERS All standard makes, sold on easy pay
ments, new and rebuilt. Fox, Underwood, Remington, Royal,
Oliver, L. C. Smith, and Smith Premier, for rent or exchange.
CloAnliiKi rcimlrliiK or ow platens, work K"i'nntccd. Ribbons and
carbon paper delivered. Phono us your order. Phono -II. Allinuco office,
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE AND SUPPLY CO.
BUY THE
VERY BEST
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SANlTAlty
CONDITIONS
IN A
CLEAN
AND
MODERN
FAOTORV.
STEIULIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM.
PURE ICC
Free delivery, 8 a. ni. and a p. in.
Phono 78
HOTEL DOTSON
O. A. Hanson, Proprietor
Now open undor now management.
A homo placu with home cook
Inc served In family stylo. Board
and room, JG.D0 per weok. 316
Abstracts, Real Estate,
Fire amd Marine Insurance
TITLE GUARANTEE'S ABSTRACT CO., Inc.
HENRY SKNQSTACKKN, Mnnapor
FARM, COAL, T1MRER AND PLATTINO IiANDS A SPECIALTY.
GENERAL AGENTS EASTSIDH
MARSHFIELD OFFICE, PHONE Vl-J,
COQUILLE CITY OFFICE PIIONP 101.
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TO BEAT THE BUILDING GAME -:-
has been a hobby with us for a good many years and a lot of
our customors will tell you whon It comes to getting good, sound,
durable frnmlng material at tho right prlco wo know our busi
ness. Just toll what you want to build and tho amount you want
to spond and wo'H got busy with our poncll and flguro out tho best
your money can buy. Try us.
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
CUT THE FUEL HILL IN TWO IIV USING OUR WOOD
PHONE 100. 182 SOUTH 11ROADWAY
QUATERMAS STUDIO
QUALITY PHOTOS
Opposite Blanco Hotel.
DEVELOPING
PRINTING
PICTURE FRAMING
ENLARGING
AND SUPPLIES
REHFELD BROS.
Russell Building
Central Avenue
Ideal Summer Trips
ON
LAUNCH EXPRESS
Leaves Marshflold every week nt 8 a. m,
STEAMER RAINBOW
LeaveB Marshflold every Sunday at 8 a. in. and every week day
at 2 p. m.
IDEAL FREE GROVE AND PICNIC GROUNDS
Bring your lunch baskets, kodak and fishing tackle for a few
days' outing. Sunday School nnd nil picnic crowds a spoclalty.
Excursion to South Coos River overy day. For charter and picnic
arrangements, apply on board.
GOODRUM'S GARAGE
HOME OF THE
CADILLAC and FORD
AUTO SUPPLIES FOR ALL
MAKES OF CARS ,
847 Central Av. Phone 378-L
COOS BAY STATIONERY COMPANY
93 Central Avenue Phone 430
ANSC0 AGENCY '
Cameras and Everything for Them
OFFICE SUPPLIES STATIONERY
ARE YOU BOTHERED
Willi Corns? If so, you are depriv
ed of half the pleasure of life
pleasant walking and healthy exer
cise. A Visit to Mrs. Olivia Ednmn,
Scientific Chiropodist, Ap't 8, O'
Connell Ridg., will be the source of
a permanent remedy for aching feet.
GROCERIES of a High Standard of Quality
PRICES that are Right all the time,
SERVICE that is satisfactory.
DELIVERY that is Prompt and Particular.
These Are Our Business Principles.
Conner (8b Hoagland
DEALERS IN GOOD GROCERIES.
707 SOUTH BROADWAY
PHONES 3I8-J AIND 82(1
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IN OTAMPS W.UtO-IOUtr!,lj0? A1VQELE3
BIG LEAGUE SELECT SUE
fMLLSGOBES OF GYMNASIUM
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland C, Chicago 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago 4, Brooklyn 1.
Plttsburgh-l'hlladelphln; rain.
Clnclunnti-IloRton; rain.
St. Louis 2, Now York 3.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Ballnrd 1, Seattle 2.
Vancouver 2, Victoria 7.
TiRoinn 0, Bpokano 7.
COAST LEAGUE.
II. II. E.
. . . . 3 S 0
At Sacramento
Sacramento
Portland 0 13 2
Batteries: Stroud and Holircr;
EvntiB nnd Fisher.
At Onklnnd R. II. E.
Oakland '. 0 7 1
Snn Francisco C 11 2
Batteries: Geyor nnd Mltzei
Standrldgo and Schmidt.
At Venice It. II. E.
Vcnlco 8 13 1
I.os Angolcs 8 13 1
(Called ISth Inning, darkness)
UnttcrlcB: White, Hnrkncss, Do
cnnnler, Klepfcr nnd Bliss, Elliott;
MiiHBor, Elimko nnd Boles.
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OF
WAR
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Gil EAT BRITAIN ANNOUNCES
CARGOES THAT CAN PAKH
BLOCKADE RUNNERS IN EURO
PEAN STRIFE NOW.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13. Groat
Britain's contraband of war proc
lamation was cabled to the statu de
partment by Ambassador Page.
It placed arms, ammunition nnd
nil distinctly military supplies on
the list of "nbsoluto" contraband
and designated food, grain, money,
horses nnd general supplies as "con
ditional" contraband,
Everything under tho lnttor bond
becomes subject to seizure when In
tended for tho Hsu of n powor with
which Great Britain is at war.
Tho proclamation follows tno usu
al lines nnd thoso Issued by other
powers Involved in war probably will
be virtually Identical.
Absolute List Compiled.
It names tho following as nb
soluto contraband:
1. Arms of nil kinds, Including
arms for sporting purposes ana their
distinctive component parts.
2. Projectiles, charges and car
tridges of all kinds nnd tholr dis
tinctive parts.
3. Powder and explosives, especi
ally proparcd for uso in war.
I. Guns, mountings, Umber boxes
limbers, military wagons, field for
ges and their distinctive compon
ent parts.
ft. Clothing and equipment of u
distinctively military character.
0. All kinds of hnrnoss of a dis
tinctively military character.
7. Saddlo, pack and draft ani
mals suitable for uso in war.
8. Articles of camp equipment
nnd tho dlctluctlvo component parts.
9. Armor plates.
10. Warahlps, Including boats
and tholr distinctive parts of such
a naturo that they can only bo used
on a vcsboI of wnr.
II. Aeroplanes, airships, balloons
and air craft of all kinds and tholr
component parts, togothor with ac
cessories and articles rccognlzablo
for uso In connection with balloons
nnd air craft.
12, Implements - and apparatus
designed oxcluslvo for tho manufact-'
u ro or repairs of arms for uso on
land and sen.
Conditional List Mndo Up.
Tho following will bo treated as
conditional contraband of war:
1. Foodstuffs.
2 Forage and grain sultnblo for
feeding animals.
3. Clothing fabrics for clothing
nnd boots and shoes for uso In war.
4. Gold and silver In coin or
bullion and paper money.
ft. Vehicles of all kinds availa
ble for uso lu war anc their com
ponent parts.
0. Vessels, craft nnd boats of
nil kinds, floating dockts, parts of
docks and their componont parts.
7. Railway material, both fixed
and rolling stock and materials for
tolegraphs, wireless telegraphs and
telephones.
8. Fuel and lubricants.
9. Powdor and explosives not es
pecially prepared for use In war.
10. Barbed wlro and implements
for fixing nnd cutting tho Bamo.
11. Horseshoes and shoeing ma
terials, 12. Harness nnd saddlery.
13. Field glasses, telescopes,
chronometers and all kinds of nau
tical Instruments.
PIANO TUXER WARNER
READY FOR ORDERS
M. O. Warner, tho old reliable
piano tuner, who has been making
this section annually for tho past
several years, arrived yesterday and
Is making his headquarters at the
St. Lawrenco Hotel, whore orders
may bo left for him. Ho expectf
to call on all of his old customer
but any who are In a hurry for hlf
services can leao ordors at the St
Lawrence.
FINE LOCATION FOR IT ON HIGH
SCHOOL GROUNDS, MAKING IT
CENTRAL AND SO CONVENIENT
FOR ALL PUPILS.
Editor Times:
It Is proposed to place the gym
nasium on tho High School grounds
.." io u i viii mi location nnvthlng
In our growing city as near tho busi
ness section as tho High School Is
"central" for a school building.
Tho location is convenient. Pu
pils of tho sixth grndo and nbovo
will make most uso of tho bulldlnc
and out of .'loo pupils nbovo nnd In
cluding sixth grndo. 225 nro in tho
High School building.
Younger pupils nro Individual
Istlc and enro llttlo for team games
and tholr une of tho building will
probably be confined to the uso
or tho pools and showers and to
such physical cultuio classes as It
'"', " lOHHll)o nnd wise to form.
Ilioro are four acres lu tho High
School site. It will ho graded by this
mo unotlier year, wo hope, and then
tho nthletlc training field and tennis
courts will bo located there, and
out door sports will tnko place thero
possibly Home nthlotlu games. It Is
s easy to sou tho convenience of
the gymnasium then.
Tho High School building Is n
twenty room building nnd gymna
sium facilities will always bo need
ed thereoven when tho High school
proper Is housed In n building of
Its own. Oymnnslum facilities are
school necessities. They have to bo
duplicated ninny times.
Thoro is no Immediate danger
nnywhoro of un over supplly. Rcnlly
tho very moment this proposod
building Is put Into uso, thero will
bo moro demand for It thnn tho
hours of tho dny and evening enn
accommodnto. Glvon tho building, a
lnrgo nnd profitable uso can bo ab
solutely guaranteed. PATRON.,
Don't forget tho 85c luncheon nt
Tho Chandler. 11:80 to 2 o'clock.
RUSHING WORK
ON BIG BRIDGE
Thomas Dixon Reports Great
Progress in Bridge-Building
and Track-Gradina.
Thomas Dixon, superintendent of
construction for MncArthur, Porks &
Company, contractors on tho Willam
ette Pacific railway, reports that tho
work of building tho big railroad
brldgo across Coos Bay Ih woll undor
way. Tho work of driving tho pil
ing for tho draw has ntarted and
so mo of tho fnlsu work for tho stcol
portion of tho brldgo Is up. Ho says
that thero Is groat activity at thin
end of tho Hue. Ho says tho grading
on this end la being rushed nnd that
tho progress' being made Is surpas
sing. Thrco train loads of gravel, each
train containing 2ft cars and drawn
by n doublc-hcador, aro taken from
tho gravel pits near Natron to tho
front on tho Wllinmotto Pacific for
ballasting purposes, Two small en
gines aro iiBCd on thoso long trains,
Instead of olio lnrgo ouo, for tho reas
on that tho brldgo across tho Wlllam
otto nt Springfield, will not bonr tho
weight of tho larger typo used by
tho Southern Pacific.
Two thousand yards of gravel aro
spread to tho mllo of track and ns
thoro aro eighteen yards to tho car
tho thrco train loads each day spread
1350 yards. Thoro Is a strotch of
over ten miles of track to bo ballast
ed boforo tho next unfinished brldgo
Is ronchod, but W. R. Foutnlno, as
sistant engineer in chargo of con
strnctlon, said yestorday that ho did
not look for long dolny at this brldgo
and that tho ballasting operations
would proceed rapidly. Ho said that
trains would bo operating into Mnplo
ton soino time lu October, according1
to present calculations.
Asked about excursions over tho
road, Engineer Foutnlno said Hint ho
did not think any excursion trains
would bo run whllo ballasting oper
ations aio going on. Whllo tho com
pany may bo, able to mako a fow hun
dred dollars on nn excursion, tho risk
of delaying tho liallast trains or of an
accident Is too great and In either
caeo tho profit made on nn excursion
would bo offset. "Thoro is plonty
of tlnio for excursions after tho road
Is finished," said tho engineer.
HARDING
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FDRAKER
Dr AuoMai.a Pif to Cno. lur Time..
COLUMnUS, 0., Aug. 13. For-
mor United States Stumor Forakor
early today concedod his dofent for
tho Republican nomination for
United Stntes Senator. He tele
graphed congratulations to his suc
cessful competitor, Warren G, Hard
ing, of Marlon.
Timothy S. Hogan, Vttornoy Gen
eral, received as many votes as wore
cast for both his opponents for tho
Democratic nomination for Sonator.
Congressman Frank B. Wllles de
feated Dald Tod for tho Republi
can nomlnuthm for Governor.
Llbby COAL. Tho kind YOU have
ALWAYS USED. Phono 72. Pacific
Livery and Transfer Company,
jmXIBra