THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1915 -EVENING EDITION.
FIVE ,.j
'omorrow (Saturday) will be the last day of
our Great Clearance Sale
HIS may not be just your regular
time for buying clothes; but it's a
bod time to be irregular; lor our clear-
luce prices are
HERE ARE THE FIGURES:
Ij'WlV
OVERCOATS AND
KM TON'S
no oo khuIch now . . . ,$i?.o.oo
2,- o grndcB, now . . . .".
,20 00 tirades now . . . ..l.t..i.
1.-00 grades now ....10.00
Slack Overcoats, 1-4 Off
MEN'S FAXCV MIXED SUITS
f.'tn.uo grades now . . . . !jiii(I.H5
?30.U0 grades now ....2.85
$25.00 gradea now . . . .JjSIH.H.-J
$20.00 grades now . . . .$M.H.
$ 1 5.00 grailoB now . . . .81 1.H.",
HOYS' KNEE TAXT SUITS
$10.00 grades now JjiH.H."
$7.50 grades now $5.00
$i.00 grades now 91.00
?fi.00 grades now !jt!.:.
Itroki'ii lino, ono-linlf price.
BREVITIES
I tlio company on Coos Hnyf litis lo
be In charge of O. F. Kllliam, ns
ulstnnt ealca manager of the concern.
Tlio company deals in nursery stock,
seeds, flowers, garden lmplemcntB
and fertilizers, bolng one of the
largest concorns In the state. Oronco
Ib a Binall model town built some
, tlmo ago by this firm.
I lloostN Wood lllocki n. K. An-
drows, formerly In the engineering
it
!:
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WEATHER FORECAST
nr AMorlaloJ Tret to Coon Djr TlmM.l
OREGON Fair tonight:
Saturday fair In caBt, prob
ably rain In west; easterly
winds Bhlftlng to southerly.
LOCA L TEM TUH ATUIt 13
RECORD
len's
Wool Underwear, Flannel Shirts, Wool Sox, at Clearance Sale Prices.
wool wj?riciiTH
.- TER CENT DISCOUNT
men's sweaters a xi)
sweater coats
2.1 ter cent discount
HOYS' OVERCOATS
OXE-HALF THICK
We keep your clothes pressed free of charge.
Woolen Mills Stores
arshrield North Bend
,
!
At 1:1.1 a. in 3G
Precipitation None
Precipitation bIuco Sept. 1,
1011 49.11
For tlio 24 houra ending at
4:4a a. m., Fob. 10, by llonj.
OiUlind, special govornment
motcorologlst:
Max I in it in 5S
Minimum Ill
At 4:4.1 a. in 3G
Precipitation None
Precipitation bIuco Sept. 1,
1014 49.11
Precipitation same norlod
last year 44.57
Wind: Northwest, clear.
business here and Inter city engineer
4 of North Dcnd, writes from San Lc-
' andro, Calif., where lie has located,
that ho Is baring the C. A. Smith
company mnko n shipment of wood
I blocks for paving to Toledo Ohio.
Mr. Andrews Is hncklng a Jitney bus
I system nt Oakland putting on two
cars.
Father Hiih Second Stroke. Dr.
II. M. Shnw yesterday received n
lettor from his wlfo who for tlio
past two mouths has beon at the
bedside of her father nt Windsor,
Novltt Scolln, snylng that ho has
suffered a second stroko of apoplexy
and stated tlio boiler that the end
Ib not far off. The old man Is 81
years of age mid for many months
has beon ailing. Dr. Shaw, with
tlio two children, expects to romaln
In the Fast for some tlmo yet.
Public Deception Tonight. Notice
I DOUX. I
SWEET PEA SEEDS.
CO EDWARD STENCBR Tho host puro Hod Spencer, very
ko with big wings. Also Sweot Vca Hcoda In bulk, all varieties.
Il lino of famous Lilly Socdu.
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. VofTi
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NASBURG'S
GROCERY
Tlio Good Ilousckccpln;; Store.
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MULLEN To Mr. nntl Mrs. J. O.
Mullen, In North Hond, February
-8, 1015, an eight and ono-lialf
pound hoy, their first child, Mrs.
Mullen was formerly MIbb Then
KniBO.
DINOMAN To Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Dlngmnn, of North Ucnd, Feb
ruary 19, 1915, twin girls, both
weighing eight pounds. Tlio
mother and daughters are doing
well.
lias Recovered. Cell Iroland was
ablo to bo down town today after bo
Ing confined to his room for a week
with la grlppo. Ho will loavo tomor
row for Unndon, whoro ho will spend
Sunday with relatives.
Riiturn Later. J. W. Uonnott nnd
I Is ngnln drawn to tho public recop-
tlon In tho rooms of tho Mllllcoma
Club this evening to bo given by the
Women's Auxiliary of tho Chamber
of Commerce and the entertainment
committee aa a wolcomo for new
comers to Coos Uny. A musical
treat will bo tho first appearance
of Fenton's 30-plcco orchestra. There
will bo a short program, tho recep
tion Is to bo Informal and everyone
In extended n cordial Invitation to
attend.
Another Jitney. -J. II. Corrlsnn
hns inaugurated another Jltnoy auto
bus service making two In Marsh
field. Tho Corrlgnn service will run
to Knstport and First Addition byj
way of Fourth and Firth streets,
starting nt 7 o'clock in tho morn
ing nnd continuing hourly until 8
o'clock p. m. nnd again after tho
shows. It will also run during the
uunn hour, leaving tho Illanco nnd
Chandler Hotels right after 12
o'clock nnd rotumlng boforo 1
o'clock.
Would Make CIiiiim Hero. Cop
Ich of plans for a patent dairy
hIx
tho
lumber Is shipped east to bo made
tip ami Inter tho finished article.
Bent back to the const.
Sportsmen Will Meet. A meeting'
nt II... Pn.m lint. 1.M..1. n . . '
"I UIU V.UUO J I' 1011 K. MUI11C ITO-
tectlvo Association has been called
for 8 o'clock this evening In the
Chandler Hotel. E. S. Cattron, In
spector of tlio U. S. Ulologlcal Survey
In Orogon, will address the members
on the stntus of the migratory game
lnws of the United States, explaining
to them the main points of this law.
Tho present status of tho gamo bill
In Salem seems to bo that thero will
bo no chnngo In tho funds of the
Commission but that now Commis
sioners will probably bo chosen.
Hopes for .lelty. Capt. Macgonn
said today that ho had a long confer
ence with Mnjor McKlnatry In Port
land. Ho Bald that thoy talked over
tho Jetty situation nnd ho Ib hopeful
of developments. IIu pointed out tho
dnnger of moro of tho old Jetty sink
ing. He suggested that a committee
of U. S. Engineers Inspect tho en
trance. Tho dredgo Mlehlo will leave
Eureka about March t for Portland,
where she will hnvo additional power
Installed. Jas. Polhemus, son of
Cnpt. Tolhemus, will probably bo
Bent with her to Coos Uny later In
tho Bprlng to look nfter tho local
work. Capt. Mncgenn presented
Major McKlnstry with vlows of the
harbor entrance
Had Another Counterfeiter. JuBt
before Secret Servlco Oporntlvo W.
A. (Hover loft Portland for Coos
liny ho arrested n Chris Mlstla in
Portland on tho chnrgo of counter
feiting. Tho Intter, n young Hun
garian, has Just been tried boforo
Judgo It. S. Heau nnd Hontonced
to 30 duys In the county Jail. Tho
light sentence Is accounted for bo
aiUBO MlBltn was merely In tho ex
perimental Btngo nnd had turned
out no coins that woro nt all pas
sable. When tho nnmo of William
Glover appeared among tho list of
dead nt Hunker Hill, Mr. Glovor,
wIiobo nnmo Is also William, tele
graphed Immediately to his head
quarters In Portland nnd nlso to his
wlfo stnting that ho was still alive.
thinks ho may bo nblo to put his
Pay Park flock In thd prjzo wln
r.'rg class if well bred fowls will
do It.
wlfo, who wcro expected to return
this weok from nn extended northern chum, now manufactured In
and southern trip will not nrrlvo un- sizes by nn Eastorn concorn
I
,) CLASSIFY
til next weok. J. II. Flanagan, who
j was planning to leave on a trip to
4 ! California points, will not depart now
I , until after Mr. Dennott arrives.
L ' Tuxes Due. County
i TOO LATE
. . r. I.nv lllninilrlf nnvn flint Iin will nrnnnoil
WAN'I T;l uonru ana iuuiu mi -- - -
North Star Iron WorkH, of Own-'
townn, Minn., hnvo been rocolvod
hero with word from tho compnny
that thoy would llko to havo them
Treasurer mnnufnetured on Coos Iray for local '
distribution. Tho churns nro made.
(JotH J-'Inii lllrtl. H. A. Cortholl
received n ftno barred Plymouth
Hock rooster by express yestordny
to bo nddod to his Hay Park poultry
yard. Tho bird comes from n prlzo
winning strain nnd Mr. Cortholl
EAHIi GHAY Is among the. visitors
In tho city today from Allegnny.
J. 13. NORTON, of Cotiulllc,' was o
Marshflcld business visitor today.
MHS. J. 11. DAVIS was a vlsftor In
today shopping from North Coos
Hlver.
(1EOHUE II. TEHHY, tho woll known
Daniels Crook logger, was In
Munshttold last evening.
MISS EVA FAItHEll of tho Myrtl'o
Point telephone exchnngo wns a
Marflhfleld visitor Inst uvenlng.
JAMES OI1INEY came down this
morning from Altognny on tho
Mllllcoma for n short shopping trip.
II. 13. HAKEIl canio down today from
I.ixiii Uikn for a short nta Tho
roads nro drying up nnd nro passa
ble for heavy traffic, ho statcB.
MHS. M. E. DOI.AN of Mary Eliza
beth's Shop on Central avenue,
has guno to Portland to moot rep
resentatives of eastorn manufac
turers tc securo n new lino of stn
ploii and novelties for spring nnd
summer.
MHS. C. DENNISON, of Enstsldo,
loft Thursday on tho Elder to
visit frlonds In Hoqulam, WnBh
Ington, and Intor will go to
Montana for nn Indefinite stay.
Mr. Dcuulson will Join his wlfo
In tho near future
CIIHISTIAX I'llUHCII IiADIKS
COOKED FOOD SAM! nt office of
W. A. ItEID, I-'ltOXT ST., HATUH
DAY, l'EHHUAHY 20.
HIGH QUALITY
1'HUITS, YEOKTAIIIilCS '
AXD NUTS
nt reasonable prices
. MAHSIIFIEM) FHUin
COMPANY
Phono 3G4-J
At Pnlnco Market
180 No. Broadway
Wo hnvo extra swoot Nnvcl
Oranges at 20c, 23c nnd !l0o
por dozen,
llti: YOU (JOIX TO
AINT
THIS SPHIXG?
YOl" OUGHT TO.
: iiui: tin: quality
flJ HAVE THE Tit ICE
iSUHMCE ALWAYS
V AAlOiV'AmJLl 3.
iSXXi
MASS
When you
ttnvihpnpc;! em
LEM1MSK
IT
HEATER
TOMIGH
T
THE HOME OF BIG FEATURES
AND VAUDEVI LLE
QUANTITY PLUS QUALITY
afield
North Bend
CAIFE
ilifield
D A. 11. IIODOIXS
PAINT AND
DECORATING CO.
FM I mates I'litnlslied
II Ul-lt. Mar.slilield, Oregon
HE HOME
AFFY MADE
AVERN CANDY
We mnko Ico cioimi
1 Central nvc, l"ono 131-Tj
"Mock Sad Alii" Master Ma
gician, in an ontlro chango
of program,
"Her Awakening." A tlirilling
drama in two parts,
"The Mirror." Solving a mys
tery in the ranks of the
clito,
Jessen, M. D.
kSICIAX AND SUHGEON
and Diseases of Women a
Specialty.
& Hansen bldg. Phono 229-J
?0 Tor. 9th & Elrod. Ph. 15C-J
"The High Grader." A strong
society drama.
"Out of the Valley." A modern
drama,
"'He Loves the Ladies." A
side - splitting Keystone
comedy,
"Foiled Again." A Blud-Curd-
ling Meller Drammer. Komlc
Seven reels of al new pic
tures and a top-notch vaude
ville act. Lower floor, 15c;
entire balcony, 10c; children
under 10, 5c.
Here tomorrow night: Epi-,
sode No. 1 of "Zudora." in 1 1
two reels. Last episode before
the final prize winning solu
tion of the "Million Dollar
Mystery," in two reels.
In refined family, near school. Glvo
phono In reply. Address II,
enro Times.
FOH SALE Motor boat. .Excellent
onglno. F. A. Sncchl.
FOH It EXT In Hunker II 111, kmh1 fi
room modern Iioiibo with pantry
and bath. Apply K. M. Smith,
Phono 3125.
:
WANTED
WAXTED-
wultrcss.
-Position ly exiK'ilenced
Phono 258-L.
WANTED '!' w" !-"Il iuxiwr
outfit, C mlrrorfl, 2 workBtanda, gas
heater, polo and cash resistor. Ap
lly to Q. II. Truman, North Hond.
POSITION WANTED Ily Swiss
milker of 15 years oxporlonco,
with a going dairy ranch. Address
Fred Hothon, Hlnnco Hotol,
Mnrah field.
WANTED Experienced Rnrdener.
J. B. Fitzgerald. Phono 3151.
"
with tho tnx collections under tho
1913 law until tho county court or
ders him to mnko any chango that
may bo arranged by tho prcsont legis
lature. Tho 1913 law provided that.
tho first half of tho taxos becomes
duo boforo April 1 and tho second
halt Soptombor 1.
Everybody Welcome. Tlio Cham
ber of Commorco committees In
chnrgo of tho reception at tho Mllll
coma Club tills ovoiilug, which la
given in honor of tho more recent
arrivals on tho liny, want It under
stood that eovryouo Is wolcomo. Old
residents nnd now arrivals are urged
to turn out and get acquainted.
Coiim for Criuy Men. Trnvollng
Guards a, K. Harrington and A. II.
Haider, of tho Salem IiiBano asylum,
arrived overland this morning and
loft nt once for Coqulllo, whoro thoy
will got two men hold In tho county
Jail for Insanity. Thoy expect to
return with them this evening and
leave out tomorrow morning on tho
return Journey.
Play Hnskctlmll. Though thoy
aro at tho bottom of tho list In tho
county bnskotball lenguo tho players
of tho North Hond high school hnvo
gono over ' into tho valley (or two
- iKaiiios and fooling confident of suc-
I.'OH SALE CheMer White lonr, , COjJg nfter BOy8rn, WQ0.B of ,,.
?30.00 Phono 307XC or uddrosa tog rnctc0f Thoy aro to moet tho
P. O. nox 342, North Bend. ' flvca from Conulllo ami Ilamlon. both
of which havo defeated them previ
ously tills Benson.
Ijiiitl Hrlngs Prisoner. W. C.
of fir nnd at tho prosout tlmo tho
BARGAINS
FOH SATUHDAY, MONDAY AXD
TUESDAY AT THE PAIR
FOR SALE
FOH SALE TJ-ncre tract. 9 130. An
ply Hox "H," Times office
i.
10 pieces Plaid and check-
cd Dress Goods; vnlue to 50c
On Bnlo nt OQn
per yard Zju
.
10c nnd 15c Hick Hack
Trimming Drnlds, r !
plcco OC !
FlolBhor'a Gormantowu Yarn,
t-alo prlco, f I
per skein -C
12 1-2c Cotton HuttlugH,
Good quality, Q
Special roll 3C
Ladles excellent quality Mid- j
dy HIoubos In tnns or white.
2.00 to $2.50 JM AC '
values iJ)liT,0
!
, !
Men's finest auto nnd drlv- '
Ing gloves, In doer skin cud
horso hide, (2.00 and $2.50
viiluos. Only 01 OK '
pair $liZ0 ,
.
Get Your Chicken for Sunday
Dinner at the
The Palace Meat Market
Only 1 7c Pound Dressed
Saturday Only.
North Broadway. Phone 406-J.
FOR RENT
I
FOR KENT Housekeeping sulto,
with bath. 246 No. 4th st., Tolo
phono 242-L.
JNGAN
UNDERTAKING
PARLORS
will bo Kept
PHV TO THE TUHLIO
fgular stnto licensed
undertaker will bo In
chnrgo
Phono 1D5.J
An Appeal to Wives
FOR SALE CHEAT Four Improved Laird, deputy shorlff, roturnod this
lots, 200x112, with C-room house, I morning by way of Mnploton from
In No'rth Mnrshflold, also lot 50x , noseburg, whoro ho went for Charles
100, on 10th street, Sengstacken Chambors, tho young man who forged
Addition. Apply ownor, Thos. F. n chock at Hridgo several days ago. j 50-Inch tnpostry cloths for )
jHUer. i Tho accused has two names to his portlorrcs and couch covors. ,
credit, that of Hoy Shields being lita , 85c values. KQn '
other cognomen. Ho is a tliort, heavy , per ynrd J J U
sot young follow, with a receding ,
chin and lioavy Jaw. !,
Would Sturt llnimli Hci-c. A lot-. Hygienic Lambs Wool Com-
ter from tho offices of tho big Oro-
I gon Nursery Company at Oronco,
; Orogon, was received yestordny ask
1 lug for Information rogardlng the
of establishing n branch Iioubo of
PUBLIC WELCOME
Tuesday, February 2:1, nt it o'clock nt Guild Hall.
WHO CENSORS THE MOVIES? ,
Trogrnin by Mrs. Guy Warner ami Mrn. Otto Bohottor,
Sunday, March II, at Episcopal Church.
HBLIGIOX AXD THE STUDENT by Itov. Hobt. E. Hrmwilng.
FOR HICXT HousekeepliiR suite,
Marshflcld Hotel, Cor. Third and
Commercial. Phono 137-L.
March iio, nt Guild Hull.
HOW TO MAKE .MAHSHF1ELD A .MODEL G1TY by Mr. Ver
non Smith.
MUSK' IX THE SCHOOLS by Mrs. Fird Wilson, iisnIhUiI by
Mrs, Win. Horsfitll, Jr.
Tuestbiy, April 27 at Guild Hull.
THE OUTDOOR AND OTEX WINDOW SCHOOL HOOM by Mrs.
Herbert liockhnrt,
TiuiMlay, May ', at Guild Hall.
THE SAVINGS HANK SYST E.M IX THE TUHLIO SCHOOIr by
Mrs. H. II. Corey.
ADVERTISING CIIUHCII by Mw, Arthur McKeown.
Tuesday, Juno lit).
FIGHTING TUHEHCUUISIS by Mrs. J. W. llvnnett.
Please cut out and keep for referonco.
FOH HEXT Well furnished flt
with bath. ?20. Phono 443-J.
I
lures & Framing
Walker Studio
You know tho terrible affliction
that cornea to many homea from the
result of n drinking husband or son.
You know of tho money wastod on
"Drink" that la needed In tho homo
to purchaso food and clothing. OR
IUNE has saved thousands of drink
ing men. It is a homo treatment
and enn bo given secretly. Your
money will bo refunded If, after
a trial, It has failed to bonefit. Costs
ccly ?1.00 a box. Come In aud get . .
a freo booklet and let us toll you FOR RENT O-room house an First
of tho good ORRINE is doing. street, f 17. Phono 219-J.
Owl Prescription Pharmacy. Frank I
r n,.l,,. n Pnnirnl Avnmio. Ol)l)0-1 TIRED
Elto Chandlor Hotel, Phono 74.
FOR RENT Furnished liousekeep
lu rooms nt Fourth and Donnolly.
Phono 337-J.
FOR RENT Reasonable, fl-i-oom,
neatly furnished flat with bath,
on North Front street. Key at
Johnson & Gulovsen's. 3C4 No.
Front St.
OF HOTELS? Try good
homo cooking with prlvato family.
Nicely furnished rooms. Rate
reasonable. 239 So. 4th St.
FOR RENT Furnished two-room
apartments, 3rd and Anderson.
Phono 249-L.
FOR REXT Largo front rooms with
heat. Suitable for 2 or 3 porsons
2C5 N. 1th St.
forts, full size. (Jn MP
3.50 values, only ifl.iT'O
,
35c Crepe paper Napkins,
beautiful floral design, ino ,
on Bnlo, per 100 J(j !
J
i
25c Men's Arm Hands, var- )
ious kinds, 1Qi '
Por pair IZb
L !
FOR REXT FIno stock or dairy
ranch, within a mllo of Marsbflp'd
150 acres with 100 acres of bot
tom land. Very reasoiifMo terms.
Apply E. I. Chandler, Room 300
Coko building.
ABSOLUTELY YOUR MOXEY'Sj
WORTH OH YOUR .MONEY
HACK
THE FAIR
i
CENTRAL AVENUE
NB.VT TO CHANDLER HOTEL
THE DELICATESSEN CO.
136 NORTH BROADWAY
Wo carry at all times a lart'o varloty of DELICIOUS READY
PREPARED FOODS for ttio tablo and family trade, rondy to sorvo.
Wo glvo our best attontlon and efforts to all special orders
for s'ocial functions and private gatherings.
TRY OUR. QUIGK SERVICE COFFEE BOOTHS
Delicacies of all klndn to chooso from. A lunch to suit your
tasto lu Quality aud Prico.
MESSENGER HKUVIUK
PHOMIT, COURTEOUS, RELIAHLE.
ins.lt TWO PHONES 115
Wo will send you n car, a tuxlcab, nn express wagon or a mos-
sengo.- boy If you nsk us to do so.
MARSHFIELD CYCLERY
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