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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
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clothes, and $u.00 looks good to almost anybody.
However, when you get down to comparing quality which is'
just another name lor clothes-service, you'll find that the five
and the dollar mark look mighty small.
Kuppenheimer Clothes
are
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$18-H t0 30
Other Suits .$8.50 to $18.00.
and you're always glad you spent your monev for 'em.
.Better come in and see the Fall arrivals .' . . Lookers as
welcome as buyers Always.
Have you noticed how faded your summer shirts areYYvhu
they're sun-burned, aren't they?
New Ones for Fall HOe
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MARSHFIELD
Two Stores
NORTH BEND
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BREVITIES
TIDES FOIt SEPTEMHER
Below Is given the tlmo and
holght of high and low water at
Marshflold.
The tides ore placed In the order
of occurrence, with tholr times on
tho first lino and heights on tho
second lino of each day; a compar
ison of consecutive heights will ln
dlcato whether It Is high or low
water. For high water on tho bar
subtract two hours 34 minutes.
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SPECIAL THIS WEEK
-Several beautiful coats well worth double the price we
offer them for, See Window,
CHOICE $11.75 CHOICE
-We are showing a big window of the Summer Hats
and we do not intend to carry any over, Now is the time
to buy them,
YOUR CHOICE OF THE WINDOW $1.50
New Fall goods arriving every day, See The Pari
sian always for the newest designs of fashions and ma
terials, Quality guaranteed,
NORTH BEND NEWS
Tho sixth annual convention of
Cooh County W. C. T. U. will con
vene at lliimlun on September y. A
number of delegates from North
llend, Mnrshriold, Coqullle. Myrtlo
Point, nud other places are expected.
An Interesting tirom-iim will lm n.n.
ilured.
(loo. Anthony, or Ten Mile, was a
North Item! business caller yester-
day
Mrs. M. H. Coleman. Miss Goldlo
'Hlggs, .Mrs. Win. IIoiidrlflCB and
(laughter, Florence were guests yes
terday at thu O. II. Peterson home,
of .May, Oregon.
e. i. iiop.so.v
will move his
HARNESS SHOP
from Fiont nnd Central to tho
corner of Front nud Alder ns
soon as the building can bo put
In shape.
C Mrs.. 2. 47 S.G8
Ft... fi.G 0.3
C Hrs.. 3.23 . 3.20
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7 Mrs.. 4.00 9. til
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8 Hrs.. 4.37 10.10
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9 lira. . 5.1G 10. 3G
Ft... 4.7 1.8
10 lira.. COO 11.00
Ft... 4.3 2.1
11 lira.. 0.2fi G.r4
Ft. . . 0.8 3.7
12IIrs.. 1.23 8.17
Ft. . . 0.9 3.7
13 Mrs.. 2.3C 9.37
Ft. . . 0.9 3.C
14 ltrs.. n.r.i io.r.-i
Ft... 0.8 3.8
15 llrB.. 4.55 11.50
Ft... 0.5 4.3
ICillra.. 5.4C 12.33
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WEATHER FORECAST
(Ur AiorltrJ Prw to Coot Br TlmM.l
OREGON Fair tonight and
Sunday; light frost In east to
night j westerly winds.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE
RECORD.
For the 24 hours ending nt (
4:43 n. in., Sept. 5, by llcnj.
Ostllnd, special government me- I
tuorologlst: I
.Mnxlmiini 70 I
.Mlnliuiiiii 40 I
At 4:43 a. m 44 i
Precipitation 00 I
Prerlpltntlon since Sept. 1,
1914 00
Precipitation same period
last year 2.GS
Wind: northwest, clenr.
Moderate Prijce
Wo can sell you HEATERS that will fit your purse and they
are as nifty n lino as you have seen on Coos Hay wood or coal.
See these HKATKHS before you buy. No trouble to show them.
Schroeder & Hildenbrand
General Hepalr Shops.
Hardware and Plumbing.
says his famous launch led by over
a hundred yards, lllckox wilt prob
ably Issue a challenge for another
race soon.
Estate KlPiii. M
Now Heal Estate Flriii. Mel G.
Duncan, until recently secretary of
tho Uiiildcra' Exchange nnd formerly
In the teal estate business, hns form
ed n partnership with August Frl
zecn In tho real estate, rental nnd
iusuranro business. Mr. Frlzecu has
built up an extensive business In
theso lines and Mr. Duncan Is an ex
perienced man who hns made many
friends during his residence In Marsh
field and they should mnko a strong
combination.
Brings Ju Salmon. The Iloamcr,
which returned Thursday night from
tho Sluslnw, brought In n largo con
signment of salmon for rcshlpmcnt
from hero north. She also had con
siderable chlttam hark. Cnpt. Ed
Skog states that business Is now good
nud iiierchnntB here nud on thu Slim
law are appreciating the excellent ser
vice tho Itonmer Is giving them. Tho
Siuslaw bar has not been very good
lately but Cnpt. Skog hopes to main
tain his schedule throughout tho
winter.
measles, came down from his
South Coos Hlver ranch today.
MIIS. G. .1. LEMANSKl and son loft
yesterday for tho Coqulllu Valley
to visit friends.
STERLING PRICE, of Sumner, camo
to Marshfleld this morning ou a
short business trip.
.1. H. JOHNSTON, a wall-known Alle
gany resident, camo to Mnrshflelil
today on business.
MHS. 11. K. HESSE Y nnd Mrs. W. H.
Smith of Coos Hlver wero Marsh
field shoppers today.
Plumbing
-AND
Heating
in all branches we can
serve you
Promptly
Efficiently
Reasonably
Let us figure out a heat
ing plant for you.
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Repair Work a
Specialty
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SS When'you buyBH?
GRAND
THEATRE
O-NIGHT
IN THE SHADOW
OP DISGRACE
EDISON DltAMA.
IX TWO PARTS.
I'ATHE WEEKLY Xo. 18
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Dealers In
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GOODS.
3G2 No. Front St. Phono 310-L
flASSlflED
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:ti:hSON To Mr. nnd Mrs. B.
B. Peterson at their homo In
North Iluud, Saturday, September
0, n daughter, their first child.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 1
FOIt RENT Partly furnished mod.
eru house In West Marshflold,
$11, Call Sunday. I'll. G4. 11th
near Anderson,
WANTKD Girl for office work. Ad
dress In own handwriting "Office"
enro Times.
WANTED Comjietciit girl for light
liouso worn, luiupiiuue oo-..
Iliilld Kilo. S. C. llogers has pur
chased cement to erect it silo on his
ranch nnd also to put lu some con
crete floors lu his stock bnrns.
On Outing. Harry Pnlntor nnd
family left In tholr auto today for
Drowsier Valloy, where they will
camp out for four or five days.
Clown Itiinrli. .Tnrk McDonald
camo In today from I.onn Lake
whoro ho Is busy clearing his fine
ranch, lie Is blasting out n largo
tract now.
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ABOUT
I S. KAUFMAN went to Coqullle yes
tot day ou business.
B. L. I1BSSBY was down from Coos
Hlver today on business.
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HOCCO IHASCA Is lu from Coos Hlv
er today ou business.
J. S. HAHTON. ofCoqulllo was n
MarHhfleld visitor today.
MISSBS JOAN FITZGERALD aud
Gladys Howard of North Inlet wero
MarHhfleld shoppers today.
HOY LANDRITH, tho well-known
North Coos Hlver rancher, Is la
Marshfleld today on business.
WALTER SINCLAIR, a well known
lnwyer of Coqullle, was In Marsh
fleld yesterday ou bulsncss.
FHANK MOHSB, former owner of
tho Coqullle Blcctrle plant, Is a
Marshfleld business visitor today.
B. M. GALLIEIt and Stephen Gnlllor,
the well-known llnudon boosters,
are In Marshfleld today on business.
The Royal
TONIGHT
TUB HOUSE OF RIG FEATURES
Mr. Charles P. llowker, singing
popular ballads and novelty songs.
EXTRA niG FBATURB "FOR
NAPOLEON AND FRANCE" In six
reols. This is without any doubt tho
strongest and most superbly acted
featuro that ever was put Into motion
pictures. It Is a subject that at this
tlmo will stir tho blood of every
patriotic citizen, whether ho bo Am
erican or other nationality.
FOIt KENT 7-rooiu unfurnished
flat, close In, Third and Anderson.
Phono Dr. Leslie
LOST Suturdny morning, Indy'n
yellow leather hand purso, con
taining B gold piece and some
silver. Reward If returned to
Times offlco.
1'OU SALE 7.T thoroughbred Drown
Loghorn cockorels thnt camo from
a brood guaranteed to bo tho best
layers In Oregon, Phone 3151,
ARTHUR PEART and wife cumo over
from Coiiulllo last evening.
MHS. T. J. MACOENN of Empire nan
n Marshflold shopper toduy.
MILTON CHURCH of North Coos
River, Is lu Marshfleld today.
MRS. P. RADFORD of Camp One was
n Marshfleld visitor today.
MISS MINNIE CUTLIP, of Kontuck
iniet, spent the day lu Marshflold
MRS. II. II. ROGERS, was n Coos
River visitor lu Marshflold today.
B. N. SMITH, of Flagstaff, was n
business visitor lu Marshflold today.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Two flnts .furnished oi
unfurnished, In Madden Dldg.,
North Front street; also house
keeping rooms.
FIXE furnished rooms nnd board for
gentlemen, in private family.
10.50 per week. 239 So. 4th St
FOIt RENT Targo house in Soutli
Marshflold, 12th Court. Ph. 119-L
THF Al IPC U
crum1, crnwox to
R0 Mn TDin cn
Ve8J,"',',e''Uon wit n"t 'op Sun-
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DON'T FAIL TO SEE THIS PIC
TURE.
ADMISSION:
Lower floor, 23c llnlcony, 13c.
Children, 10c.
5.00
$25.00
I?...'?. ?25-0 to any Person
& WcTCi tiB5r?,t and nvIctIon
ffiiUthw ln Marshflold.
MARSHFIELD CYCLERY
Here tomorrow night "MASTER
BOB'S LAST RACE" A sensational
race track story abounding in start
ling Incidents. In three reels.
"THE OPAL RING" A strong
two-reel feature that you must see.
FOR ItEXT FiiniMicd flats. Cen.
trally located. Ph. 34-J or 443-J.
FOR SALK Pure brcxl Jersey calves
from register of merit dams. F.
A. SaccbJ, Marshfleld, Ore.
FOR SALE Good blooded Jersey
bull, for ISO ensh. R. A, Church,
North Coos River.
FOIt 8ALE Flvo ncrei on Johnson
Creek, 1xk a. bottom, 4 a. in
grass, 2 miles south of Bandon
on county road. 1500 cash. Sev
en lots, near township lino road,
near city limits; small house, good
well, 1350 cash. C. H. Chandler,
owner, Bandon, Oregon.
WANTED f
WAXTKI) One or two unfurnished
rooms for housekeeping, man and
wife. Call at Candy Store, 378
Central avenue. Ask for Mr. Murphy.
Clmiim Council Mtvtlng. Tho
.Vnrshflold City Council will meet on
Tuesday evening of next week Instead
of Monday, that being Lnbor Day, n
national holiday.
After Autolst Nlghtwatch Shonp
turned In n complaint today thnt
Lynn Lambeth's auto was standing In
tho street nt 2:30 last night without
tho lights being burning.
Excursion to Golden Falls. Cnpt.
Herman Edwards will run tho Alert
tomorrow to Allegany to conert with
nutos for tho Golden Falls. This will
probably ho tho last opportunity this
season to mnko tho trip In ono day.
Find Coal. Duncan Ferguson says
lio thinks the Porlinm & Gldloy steam
shovel unearthed cropplngs of conl
near his proporty on North Eighth
street. It resembles coal but Is very
Roft. He will have It Investigated to
see If ho has a coal mtno.
Fanners' Union. A meeting of
tho local Farmers' Union and also
of the Coos County Farmers' Union
woro held nt tho Odd Fellows' Hall
today. O. A. Mlntoyne. of Coqullle,
was nniong thoso present. Only
, business of n private nnturo was
tnken up.
Pavlnjr Delnjcd. Stipt. Ashby of,
Vi'nrren Bros. Construction Co., stnt-.
ed yesterday that It was still unccr-
tnln when they would bo nblo to re
sume work on their contracts here.
He said thnt ho had no recent advices
from Portland as to tho financial sit-,
nation easing up. i
Received Had Nwh. Mrs. Nellie,
Owen will leavo for MoMlnnvllle, via
Allegany, tomorrow morning In re
sponse to n telegram announcing tho
serious Illness of her aunt, Mr.i. Ja
cob Wortmnn, nt thnt place. Mrs.
Wortmnn Is well advanced In years
and little hope Is entortnned 'or hor
recovery. Mrs. Owen will try to
reach her hedsldo before her dent.i
Welcome. Xllerf. Gordon Rasmus
sen and a number of tho local foot
ball stars and college men are plan
ning a welcome for Nelson Nlles, tho
star fullback of Whitman college In
Washington, who Is due horo soon to
assumo his position In the Marshflold
high school faculty as athletic direc
tor. Aside from his athletic ability,
he has a warm personality,
Flno Gruvensteln Apples. Charles
Stauff has some splendid specimens
of Gravensteln appleB on exhibition.
Thoy camo from tho C. II. Nosier
ranch at bridge and are large and
well colored, varying from as low
as thirty-six to tho box to forty
five and fifty. The Times offlco
force acknowledged with thanks tho
fine tasting ones presented to them.
Ilont Itnro. Low Glllesplo Is nil
wreathed In smiles this afternoon
as a result of a victory over Chas.
Hlckox's motor boat. This race
has been made famous by tho two
years' efforts to arrange It. Over
a two-mile courso, Mr. Gillespie
CHAS. MAHAFFY of North Coos
River is n Marshfleld visitor today.
G. M. SCAMMON. tho fish magnnto
of the Ten Mile country, Is in the
city.
JOSEPH VAY was In from his ranch
today looking after business' lu
town.
MRS. JOHNSON of Ton Mllo Is visit
lug nt the J. B. Ford homo for a
few days.
E. W. OUPT1L, the well-known Coos
River pioneer, Is a Marshflold visi
tor today. '
WM. RICHARDS, who recently re
covered from a sevoro attack of
MRS. C. II. CODDING nnd little
daughter of Mlllingtuu spent tho
day with Marshfleld friends nnd
relatives.
J. L. SMITH, Coos county agricultur
ist, is hero from Coqullle, but he
arrived too Into for tho Farmers'
Union meeting.
J. A. JOHNSTON returned yestorday
evening from n trip to Coiiulllo
Valley points nud reports business
In thu vnlley towns good.
GEO. DWYER, who has been out on
the Smlth-PoworH road beyond
Myrtle Point slncu spring, camo In
yesterday for a short stay.
JACK HARRY, sou of T. II. Harry,
returned on the Ronmor from n
trlp to Florence, having gono up
nB the guest of Cnpt. Skog.
C. F. M'KNIGHT and wlfo, MrB. Haz
ard and Carl W. Evortsen expect to
return tonight from u two weeks'
outing nt tholr South Coos River
placo.
DUNCAN FERGUSON and fnm
lly nud u few friends enjoyed an
outing nt tho Beach yesterday. It
was thu first day's vacation that ho
took this year.
MR. AND MRS. L. 1). SMITH enrao
to Marshflold today from tholr
Coos Rlvor homo. Mrs. Smith
will leave for Catching Inlet this
afternoon to visit lit tho Ernest
Smith home.
AL JENSEN and family returned via.
Allegany todny, Mr. Jensen having
gono out In his auto to meet hi
wlfo nnd' children, who art) re
turning from tho cast. Ho roporta
a fine trip to and from Portland.
ALFRED JOHNSON, Jr., tho repub
lican cnndldnto for sheriff and
who, his friends say, will glvo Shor
Iff Gage a bad beating In tho No
vember election, Is horo from Han
don today. Ho oxpocts to start hJa
cnmpnlgu about Soptombor 15.
MIKE SU.MMERLIN and Dr. J. L.
Mnssou of Myrtlo Point nro Marsh
fleld visitors today. Thoy wont to
Shore Acres yestordny, whoro Dr.
MasBon looked aftor L. J. Simp
son's dairy herd. They stnto that
Shoro Acres Is a little bit tho fin
est ovor. Mr. Suininerlln hns been
taking life ensy slnco Marshal
Brown returned from his vacation
and rollovod him of tho heavy du
ties of temporary marshal of Myr
tlo Point.
,. Lee Brown, Ph. G. liohl. W. 8 wanton, Ph. G.
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Family Remedies.
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