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Goos County
, j People
f bbiild make
! Hotel Terminal
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tlioir lieadqwiitcis during lslts
. toAtlio Kx)ohKIoii
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Located; on Muikct ncnuo, nenr
Ferry building, in licart of tho
city nnd on direct rtir Hues
1 " to tho' exposition grounds
.1 . t. it
' Vino rooms anil reasonable rut en
Vacation Days
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At Goodwills
Lim
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iPJNE' .'CAMPING GROUNDS
iXCELLENT HOME COOKING
- SWfMldlING, BOATING
and FISHING '
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-DANCING PAVILION
tVcntl boats dally to MurNhfleld,
ijclujilng" speed laiinrh lcniliw
vlnrslifleid nt 1:1. "5 dully nnd nrrlv-
ig In (Into for supper; Icmes Good-
rill's nt 7 every morning, reaching
Inrslirield about 8:30.
Rates reasonable, l'liono .'SlOXil
fanners, or Inquire of Cnpt. Binlth
't steamer' Rainbow.
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Charlie Chaplin
tlwilworld's greatest motion picture
comedian, in Essanay's latest comedy
milt TPlli 1 HATFI? in two
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Usual Prices g
THE COOS
- - -
HERE may be'
Better Clothes,
BUT,
You cannot buy
them for the price
that we sell
Kuppenheimer
Suits
$20 to $30
We still have some of those
nifty bathing suits for
men and boys
FIXUP
Where the Price is always
Right
Marshfield North Bend
miis. willky's new
stoiii:
Is named
TIIH NHHDLLCIIAFT
Now In new Homo.
78 Central Ave.
Ladles' ICitiporluiii
l"I"I"l"IH
nil HI
CUT PRICE ON
FLOUR
Next Saturday, July 31, for
cash only, I will sell imperial
Flour for
$1.50 Per Sack
This offer is limited to two
sacks to one family. We guar
antee Imperial Flour to be the
equal or superior of any flour
made.
This special offer is limited to
Saturday and for cash only.
A. T. HAINES
PHONE 152
I
e Noble Theater
reels
Several other reels of interesting pictures
Lower floor . 15c
alcony . . .10c
Children ... 5c
IftY -IMESiyAytlijlgLb-, JDfeGDN, THURSDAY, JULY 29,
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BAY
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BREVITIES
JULY TIDEB
Titno and Heights of tides at
Marshflold. The tides nrc- placed lu
nnler of occurrence, with tholr times
on the first lino and heights on tho
second Una of each dny; a compar
ison of consccutlvo heights will ln
dlcato whothcr it is high or low
wator. High tldo on tho Bar ono
hour nnd 64 mlnutots earlier than
at Marshflold. At North Bond 34
minutes earlier than at Mnrshflold.
29
Hrs.
Ft. .
Hrs.
Ft. .
Hrs.
Ft..
3.31
5.2
4.18
4.8
4.65
4.4
10.27
-0.3
11.03
0.3
11.38
0.7
4.20
4.0
n.oc
4.0
C.41
4.9
10.00
1.2
11.39
1.0
0.0
0.0
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WHATIIKR FORECAST 4
n, Auoctitrd rnwCto Owi Dr Tlnet
OREGON Showers to-
night; Friday fair, oxcopt 4
showers in Northwest; south-
4 westerly winds. 4
LOCAL TEMTBR'AlJ'UItt)
4 n&COIU)
For tho 24 hour ending at 4
4 l:43n. m., July 29, by DcnJ. 4
Ostllnd, special government 4
meteorologist: 4
Maximum , 61
Minimum ,,. . . , , . .5G
4 At 4.43 a. m. . . 57 4
4 Precipitation 00 4
4 Precipitation since- Sept. 1. 4
4 1914 08.74 4
4 Precipitation lamo period 4
4 last year C6.54 4
4 Wind Southwest, cloudy. 4
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Plans Homo. L. L. Corr Is plan
ning to erect a $2,500 bungalow on
his lot in Porhnm Park. Plans
havo been niado and bids nro bolng
asked on It now.
Medical MoHlnR. A meeting of
of tho Coos nnd Curry Medical Soci
ety Is bolng hold nt Myrtfo Polnt.to
day nnd n number of Coos Bay phy
sicians will nttond tho Into sessions.
Dlwireo IlcnrliiK U. This after
noon boforo Judg" C'oko In his of-
flco hero wns boln;' henrd tho divorce
enso of Florcnco Dolan ngnlnst Ed
Dolan, tho chnrgo being cruel nnd In
human trcntmont. Both principals
nro now residing In Mnrshflold.
Work On Station. Rolf Nordrum,
formerly with tho Coos Day pulp
mills, came up todny from Charles
ton whoro ho Is In chargo of tho con
creto work on tho now llfo saving
station. Ho says that thoy aro get
ting alone nicely with tho work.
Is On Ranch. HJnlto Nordrum
and family, formorly of South Fifth
street, nro now on Ills fruit ranch
nenr Vancouver, Wash. Ho has 40
acres which ho bought thrco or four
yenrs ago nnd Is planting more fruit
nnd putting tho placo In flno shnpo.
Rnln Hltw Hny. Tho rain of this
afternoon foil on much hay that Is
cut. In tho fields and curing. Tho
farmers for sovornl days havo boon
vory Industrious getting It up but
it Is snld that a great deal Is still
down and may bo n heavy loss if tho
rain contlnuos.
Becomes Ono of tho Hcul. Rich
ard W. Rogers was Initiated Into tho
Elks lodgo last night, becoming ono
of tho antlored hord. Ho says tho
third degree was not ndmlnlstored,
wimtnvor that Is. but ho doesn't fool
any too certain yot. Ho Is expecting
to leavo on tho Nann Smith this weolt
for a visit at tho Exposition.
Flno Picture. "The Madonna o
tho Llllles," ono of tho best paint
ings over sliown In Marshfiold', fa
nttractlng much attention at tho
Walker Studio whoro it Is bolng ex
hibited In tho window. It Is tho work
of Mrs. M. F. Wood of 120 Twelfth
streot. Portland, and Is tho property
sof Roy. Father McDovltt of Marsh-
field.
Henrhif: Postponed. The hearing
of Dwlght E. Hodge on tho chargo
of assault on pr. Straw was postpon
ed In the polico court yesterday be
cause of tho absence of J, C. Ken
dall rom the city until August 15.
No decision has been mado by
Judge Bu,tler In , .the case of Dr.
Straw whose hearing was held some
weeks ago.
Everthmg for
CAMPING
TENTS ,
CAMP STOVES
COOKING UTENSILS
1 ETC., ETC-
Pioneer Hdwe. Co
Owner (Jet Keys. Frank Trues-
dale picked up a bunch of keys on
tho street and brought thorn to Tho
Times office. A found ad wns Insert
ed nnd Ashcr Wilcox quickly claimed
them. Times -nnnt nds get results.
Inspects Rostnurnutis. O. 11. Fill
lenwldcr of tho Oregon Pure Food
nnd Dnlry Commission Is mnklng his
annual Inspection of tho restaurants
here. Next yoar tho health of tho
employes of restaurants will bo In
spected, tholr gcnornl nppcaranca
and u doctor's certificate, being taken
Into consideration.
Ih n Dnnknipt, William I). Sulli
van, n Myrtlo Point logging, con
tractor, hits been adjudged n bank
rupt In tho U. S. court In Portland
nnd on August 9 will havo a hearing
before Judge Sohlbrodo, rcforeo In
bankruptcy. The liabilities nro said
to bo 2,150 nnd tho assets practi
cally nothing. i
Want Ad Sold llont.- H. It.
Ilrlnkloy of Enstsldo .had n launch
for snto and ordered a for sale ml In
serted In Tho Tlmos want column
three times. Th6 first Insertion
brough a buyer, n man from tho
Coo Bay creamery. This Is tho usual
experionjeo of parties using Times
want nds.
Sells Many Illblcs. Itov. (I. Loltoy
Hall sells nyiny Bibles during his
trlpB through this section. His snlos
of Bibles ono month rccontly to
taled 200 which brought a letter
of congratulation from tho director
of tho mlsBlonnry field work. Ho
docs not got any commission for
selling Bibles, It being part of his
duties In the missionary field.
Vcmlwn Fonst Knrly. Attornoy
H. L. Murphy today received an an
nouncement of a biff "Corn and Ven
ison feast" at Langlols August' C and
7. Ab the doer season docs not open
until August 15, ho Is puzzled about
how thoy nro going to got tho ven
ison. Ho plans to he In that section
nbout that tlmo nnd snys ho will bo
dlBappolntod It Oamo Wardon Thom
as got on tho Job nnd shuts off tho
vonlson supply.
Newlywed Find lllce.-"Wo found
tho old shoes and tho rlco," writes
W. E. Sharon from.Portland to Chlof
of Polico Cnrtor. Ho arrived there
a fow days ago on tho st6nmshlp Kll
burn from Marshflcld with his brldo,
who was formorly MIbb Minnie Hark
onsco. Boforo leaving, numy friends
of tho .young couple Invaded tholr
statoroom and decorated It woll with
shoes nnd rfco, ovon putting somo In
tholr grips. Thoy nro now on tholr
way to Pugot Sound.
Represent Astorhi Mill". Matt L.
May, tho woll known representative
of tho wholesalers In this torrltory,
haB Just been appointed ngont of tho
Astoria Flouring Mills Co. for this
section. Tho Astorln firm has gain
ed a great reputation for Its "Aq
torla Patent" flour and for Its mill
feeds. Mr. May wll roprosout tho
firm In addition, to hlB 'other lino's.
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PERSONAL MENTION
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H. W. WILKINS wns a visitor In tho
city todny from Lakeside
JOHN WASSON was up last night
for a short tvlslt from Empire.
R. A. CHURCH was down today from
his ranch on Coos River shopping,
CHARLES MAHAFFBV wns down
this morning from his homo at
Allogany.
TAYLOR SIQLIN was In from
Isthmus Inlet ranch today
business.
his
on
DR. DIX was a passenger on tho
train this morning going to Myr
tlo Point.
MRS. W. F. JEWETT nnd daughter
camo down from Gnrdlnor toda'y
for a short stay.
MRS. C. F. McKNIGHT Is a guest at
tho C. R. Peck homo on South
Coos River today.
JOSEPH FYFE, Jr., of tho Esta
brook. company arrived yestorday
from San Francisco and net Sid
ney L. WJUlams of Bnndon noro.
Together tho men will bo in tho
woods for a fow days looking ovor
&
gtoss
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1915 EVENtNGEDITION.
I ll,n llml.ni- nf flin tfntnlirnnlr
tho timber of tho Estnbrook com
pany.
II. O. DIER3 wns hero from North
Bond today on business.
II. P. McCULLOCH wns among tho
visitors In tho city today from
Cooo River on business.
Mil. AND MIIS. A. L KAItDELL
came Into town today from Coos
Illver on a short business trip.
OEOKQE COTimO enmo clown from
North Bend Inst evening to at
tend a meeting of tho ElkB lodgo.
AL SMITH waa down from Coos Illv
er yesterday nnd Btntcs that ho ov
pected to start getting out piling
ngnln soon.
A. J. MENDEfi is exported to ro
(urn next wcok from a business
trip to Portland and other outside
points.
C. M. BYLEIl, of North Bond, enmo
In this morning from Lnkcsldo
where ho and his family aro now
camping.
F. OTTO HILL, a woll known rnncn
or of the AllegWy neighborhood,
wns n Marshflcld business visitor
today.
Hit. II. W. SHAW loft on tho early
morning train for n visit to Ban
don nnd other points In tho Co
qulllu Vnlloy.
JAMES A. DOLLAR wns over last
evening nnd today from Bnndon
nnd left this morning for tho Slus
law county.
JMIIS. SELMA THOMAS nnd cliliu-
rcn. Andrew nnd Elsie, havo re
turned from a visit at tho San
Francisco Exposition.
T. C. RUSSELL was In from Beaver
Hlil today on business. His young
er brothor who wnB horo for a
tlmo Is now nt Anaconda, Mont.
JUDGE J. S. COKE nnd family ex
pect to IcaVo August 8 for on
nuto trip to tho San Francisco
nYnniltlnn. cblne via tho coast
rpute. ,
DR. MOORE,' n chiropractor locatod
at Coqulllo, was horo yesterday.
H Is understood that ho Is figur
ing oil opening an office In North
Bond.
CHAS. DOANB Is moving from tho
Harrlgan & Neff apartments on
Boardway nenr Contrnl to the
Bcrnltt npartments south of tho
Postofflco.
M. S. SHROCK, of tho Stnto Food
Commission, loft out on tho enrly
stogo today for Portland after a
ton-days' business visit In Loos
County.
E. E. BRANDO nnd wlfo loft today
for a month'H visit nt tho Exposi
tion nnd nt California polntB. Mr.
Brando Ih head sawyer at tho big
mill.
FRAND D. COHAN Is expected homo
Snturdny from Portland whoro ho
was called by tho death of an
aunt. Mrs. Cohnn may remain for
n longer visit.
JAMES COX nnd family, accompan
ied by William Sloop, moved
down to Bastondorf Beach yester
day whoro thoy will spend n fow
Wocka nt tho seashore.
FRANK II. COHAN expects to loavo
from Portland tomorrow ovonlng
for Coos Bay, having boon called
north n few dayH ago on tho
death of his aunt, Mrs. Bradloy.
JOHN KRONHOLM has returned
from n trip to tho San Francisco
exposition and says It far surpasses
his expectations.' Ho saw many
Coos County people whllo thoro.
H. J. McDIARMID camo over from
Coqulllo last ovonlilK to it(;ond
tho meeting of tho Elks last oven
Inff. Ho was ono of tho leading
Elks of Jlandon that entertained
last Sunday.
MRS. WILLIAM BRIDGES and
daughter sailed on the Kllburn
for Portland. From there sho will
go to Washington to visit for a
short tlmo nnd then on to Kansas
City and Springfield, Mo., where
Scot Tissue Products
They Havo Time nrtrt Work
Splendid for Plcnles and Out lug
See 6ur Window 'Display
"Efe Owl"
Frank D. Cohnn.
The Central Avenue Drug More
THEY COPY OUR PRICES, THEY TRY TO COPY OUR
METHODS, BUT THEY CAN'T COPY
OUR VALUES
Because we buy in quantities direct from the factories
and divide it among our 83 busy stores. It's different
than buying for one or two stores through the jobbers
(who must make a profit.) You will see why we buy
for less and sell for less.
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H."e, SI. OO Overalls.
he .f. C. Penney prleo. .
I
IOe, (lllc, Bile
5e, flOo 75c Work Shirts.
Tho J, V. Penney prli e . .
SMr, :l)c, We
Men's Hunnner Shoos. They
(iro leully orth from
rOc to 75 e a pair moie.
Our ii ho $1.7(1, JfU.1'8
Mimi'h Wool Sox. Tlieso mo
uoilti ono-llilrtl tuoro.
Our prleo " for -n;
Men's Hglit-uelKlit Shirt
anil Drawers, ntlc Value.
()ui'( prleo :tl)c
Men's ' Ieatlier (Jloes. , . ,
illlc, l)8e, $I.'J5, .fSl.HP, $1.15
Tho
Orlglnntorri
of Iot Prices
fyt-&. y$e7zfe?u.'(90
sj mterporaxea "
NEXT DOOR TO MARSHFIELD PO ST OFFICE
PEACHES E0R CANNING
Just Arrived, our first shipment of early Crawford
Peaches, for canning, that we are selling for 85c per
box, Place your orders with us now,
Have you seen our 10c counter and our Jitney
specials in our window? If not, it-will pay you to see
them as there are some real bargains,
And remember that we are selling for cash
GETTING'S CASH GROCERY
North Broadway Near Central Ave.
sho will visit with hor father and
other relatives for sovcral months.
KARL KAUFMAN, who Is assistant
cashier of tho bnJhJc nt iSlduoy,
Mont., Is expected hero soon to
Bpcnd his vacation at tho home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. S,
Kaufman.
, E. FITZGERALD of First Ad
dition haB returned from Iloseburg
where ho wns called by tho death
of his father, John Fltzgornld, n
ploncor of Flournoy Vnlloy.
MRS. ELIZABETH ADAMS Is tak
ing hor annual vacation from tho
Mutson store and will loavo this
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Malr
Dano to spend part of tho tlmu on
hor South Coos River ranch.
MRS. 8. C. SMALL, Mrs. R. M.
Jennings, Mrs. A. L. Housoworth,
Mrs. W. F. Mlllor nna 3frs. F. M.
Parsons loft this morning to spend
tho dny at tho C. It. Peck summer
homo on South Coos Illvor.
A. II. STUTSMAN Is expected homo
shortly from tho Whiskey Run
district whoro ho has been work
ing with his son, Hal, on u black
sand mining proposition. Thoy
took out about f 30 worth of gold
dust In llttlo ovor n day.
W. A. ROBERTS nnd wlfo of Pot
aluinn, California, loft yestorday
to visit at tho Dr. Loop homo In
Myrtlo Point nftor u short visit
at tho homo of hor sister, Mrs.
Harold Bargolt of Marshfluld.
W. C. LAIRD, Deputy Sheriff, re
turned this morning from Lnkc
sldo, whoro ho wont to servo somo
attachment papers nnd this af
ternoon ho wont hack to Coqulllo
taking Paul Frnnborger with him,
DISTRICT ATTORNEY JOHNSON
of Curry county Is expected horo
tpdny on matters In, connection
with tho Roguo lllor fish war,
charges of contempt In connection
with the rocont Injunctions being
mado.
R. O. KAUFMAN, K'aahlor of the
Union Bank nnd Trust Company
of Helena, and wlfo and daughter
Allco arrived hero yostorday to
visit at tho I. S. Kaufman homo,
Mr. Kaufman Is the oldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Kaufman.
J, A. ENGLISH and wlfo of Portland
arrived hoio from Poitland yes
torday to visit at tho homo of
tholr daughter, Mrs, Chas. II. Hall.
They wore accompanied by Capt.
and Mrs. J. W. Shaver of Port
land, coming down In tho Shavor
auto.
WILL DONOVAN of Green Bay, Wis,,
who has been spending a week at
tho homo of his cousin, Mis. A. E. I
Neff, left today for San Fran-1
elsco where he will take In tho !
exposition hqfore returning oast l
la the southern route. While1
horo, ho enjoyed a trip to Baildon I
and to the beach, and wns shown ,
thn honutlPB of Coos County by A
E. Noff.
1
Ladles' 1'ilmcss Slips, In
Mft, fine Nainsook and
ciopo..7l)e, 8e, 8e, $I.!W
Ladles' Coinhlnatloii Suits
In f,lno Nainsook unci C
ciepe, with laro or em
broidery 7le, l)Hc, Sl.iUJ
Ladles' corset rovcis. Thoso
aro win tit at least onc
tlilrd moie. .lir.e, :ti)c, lllc
Ilrasslcis .25e, ll)c
Danilnj; Cotton... :t tipool.s, fie
Sleeveless Vests
...7c, 11! )$e, Hie, iKSo, lc
Cox ci all Aprons. These are
mado of Kood peix-iilo.
There nro Just n few left, !ll)c
Wo lend
Oth6rs
Follow
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LOST -Ihihj's high clmlr liotwoeii
Mnrshflold nnd Empire. Reward
Phono 150-R or Times Office
LOST Friday morning In MrlClnloy
district, Sumner road, black wa
ter Spaniel dog, answers nnmo of
"Cub." Advlso W. W. Law
homo, McKlnloy.
FOUND Cameo stltk pin, with Kotd
mounting, near Noblo Theater.
Owner can obtain snma by pay
ing for this ad at Tlmos Office
WANTED Young ninn to work lu
general store at Myrtlo Point, ap
ply at once, Matt L. May, Chandler
Hotel.
1X)R RENT. (I room apt. Unfur
nished, ovor A. B. Daly offlco on
Broadway. Inquarq Mnrshflold
Hardware
LOST Child's gold bracelet, Initials
E. M. I). Return to Times offlco.
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FOR SALF Best restaurant In
Florenco at big bargain. For par
ticulars wrlto Pacific Rostaurant,
Florenco, Oregon.
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FOR RENT Housekeeping looms;
ery reasonable. UG2, First stroot
North.
FOR RENT Rooms nnd npts,, ery
roason'do. 4 ID So. 4th,
FOR RENT FnnilMicd nnil unfur
nished apartments at Tho Hague.
Apply Pioneer Hardware Co.
FOR RENT Mjrtlo Arms modern
furnished npartments -froo hoat
nnd water. ?2G por mouth up.
FOR TRANSFER AND STOR
AGE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE
Cull '
FERGUSON TRANSFER
Phone ltlit
Residence Phono lit-J
Maiket Ao. nnd Waterfront
For Rent
Yt STORE ROOM
ltusKel Building
Central Ateuiio
$.00 pet- month
of will rent the full
stoio loom If doslied
For Rent
Store room under
Llojd Hotel
Fiout Stioet
((iood IeniO
to desirable party,
'See Held About If."
W.A.REID, 150 Front St.
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