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WEEK END
FARES
I1BTWKI3N
MARSHFIELD
AND
Rowland
Baker
Powers
$2.10
2.20
2.35
Tickets will be " ,,olwl,CH M,l,ll
J ,.,! nzy of (ho ubovo points
arcs uliown every Saturday and
Sunday, good for return Monday
follow lug.
CONVENIENT
TRAIN SERVICE
Farther jinrtltculars from nearest
Agent.
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
JOHN M. SCOTT,
General Passenger Agqnt.
Second Hand
Pianos & Organs
Wc have an over stock of
second-hand pianos and some
slightly used instruments that
will be sold at exceptionally
low prices, and terms to suit.
L. .L THOMAS
MUSIC STORE
73 Central Avenue.
- - . -
SUIISCRIHEHS NOTION
, Tlio Times carrier hoya tiro
Instructed to put tlio papers
on tlio porch, It tho carrier docs
not do this, misses you, or ne
glects Rotting tho'papor to you
on time, kindly phono tho cir
culation manager, as this is tho
only way wo can dotormlno
whether or not tho carriers tiro
following Instructions. Phono
133.
Have you seen it?
the 1916
OVERLAND
8885
Delivered
THE COOS BAY TIMES, MAHSHFIELty, OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 191 5 EVENING EDITION.
""BsasasiEszsHEasHEffasiSHasESBsan
HTHIS store is the lo-
- cal house of The
Royal Tailors-Chicago
New York Visit our
Royal Tailoring De
partment, Royal
Tailoring means the
utmost in Made-to-
Measure Clothes at
$J6, $J7, $20, $25,
$30 and $35
FIXUP
Where the Price is always
Right,
Marshfield North Bend
Tent Prices
Are Low Now
Wholesaler nnd manufacturers
have Just uiiuuiiurcil a llj reduction
In tho prices of tents mill wo arc
now giving tho people of this hoc
Hon tho advantage of It.
Wo Iinvo Just received u ship
ineiit of the host wall tents made
In various sizes.
'J'hoy nro guaranteed hy tho maker
and hy us.
Come in nnd lot us show them to
you ami tpioio prices on tho nIo
tent you desire.
Jolinson-Giilovsen Co.
'J'ho Quality Xumo with tho Service
Faino
north front street
CHINOOK SALMON
TODAY'S CATCH
Also nil kinds of deep sen fish,
when available.
FISH HUMAN'S MARKET
Phono 411)
FOR 'TKANSFNH AND STOIt
AOi: OK HOUSEHOLD GOODS
KIlKIGiri' AND HAG'OAGK
Call
FERGUSON TRANSFER
Phono XL'S
llcsldcuco Phono l'.l-J
Market Ave. ami Waterfront
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J UST look it over compare
it with any on the market.
The equipment includes ,all
that is latest and best. Those
that have seen it say it is the
best buy ever offered in a car
of its class. See what you think.
We will be glad to
demonstrate for you
THE
GUNNERY
MARSHFIELD
w
BREV1TIE5 !
AUGUST TIDES
. Tlmo nnd heights of tides
at
Mnrshrield. Tlio tides aro placed In
(inter 01 occurrence, with their times
on the first lino and heights on tho
second lino of each day. A compar
ison or consecutlvo heights will in
dlcato whether it is high or low
wator. High tldo on tho bar one
hour and C4 minutes earlier than at
Marshfleld.
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0.38
3.4
10.158
3.C
12.00
3.8
12.40
4.2
7.25
0.5
8.07
0.5
8.45
2.2C
2.4
4.08
2.4
5.30
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1.0
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4.5
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4.S
2.40
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5.0
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5.1
11.13
5.3
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WEATHER FORECAST
Dr Aiiorlateit Trna to Coot nay Tlmr.
OREGON Fair, northerly
winds.
LOCAL TKMTKKATURH
RECORD
For tho 24 hours ending nt
4:43 n. in., Aug. 19, hy IlcnJ.
Oatllnd, special government
meteorologist:
Maximum G8
Minimum 49
At 4:43 a. m 51
Precipitation 00
Precipitation since Sept. 1,
1914 C8.78
Precipitation B&me poriod
last year GG.54
Wind: Northwest, clear.
To llolil Service. Row II. F.
HengtRon will hold service nt C.
Sclaudcr's place Sunday, August 22,
nt I p. in.
lhi'oilaliiM l'VIemls Miss Mnliel
Mauzey will entortnln n fow girl
friends tomorrow evening nt n
"stunt" party.
Deliver Two KonR I. It. Tower
yestordny delivered Ford cars to A.
T. Haines, In Mnrshfleld, and fleorgo
Smith at I. oon Lake.
Auction llrlilKV Club. Mrs. Carl
Davis will cntertniu tho Indies of
tho Auction H ";o Club tomorrow
nfternoon nt I.t. 'iyrtlo Arms apart
ments. Servlco Tonight. Tho Hov. Alex
Steinhofr, district missionary or the
llaptlst Church, will conduct tho
prayer meeting servlco nt tlio Mnrsh
fleld llaptlst Church this evening,
Slluht Accident. Dennis McCarthy
had hN first accident as a chauffeur
tho other day. While enjoying u
spin in the country, a had hill, n
narrow road and stump contributed
to a badly sprung axle.
Will Preach Here. Itov. II. B.
Foskett, convention pastor for tho
Oregon llaptlst Stnto Convention I
will preach In the llaptlst church
hero Sunny morning and evening nt
11 a. in. and 8:00 p. m. '
Teaches at llrldge. S. C. Shorrlll i
who taught tho Hunker Hill school
a fow years ago writes from Salem
saying thnt he has taken a position
In tlio school nt llrldgo and will op- I
on tho tortn thuro September 20. '
Will Return Here. c. H. Landers
who retired nB agont or tho Ureuk
water In Portland this week, being
succeeded by L. II. Keating, will re
turn to Marshfleld to take a posi
tion under Sunt. Miller on tho local
railway.
.MnoiillKht Picnic Soiup of tho
yoniiR pcoplo or the town nio plan
ning to give n moonlight excursion
to tho Sandhills next Wednesday
evening. Tho launch Alice II has
boon chartered for the occasion and
will leave nt 7:1", o'clock.
Will Wniblo In Curry. Jack
Flunngan, Charles Stauff, VInce
I'rntt nnd Jay Tower left this morn
ing In Mr. Tower's machine for tho
Agate Cnrnlcnl at Port Orford. It
is rumored thnt tho men expect to
wnrble a bit and supply melody while
visiting lu Curry.
Is Itccoveili'ij. Dorsoy Kroltze
continues to recupeintp rnpidly and
Is now able to be out the major
portion of tho time. Today ho ' n
joved a long nuto ride with Dr.
IfotiKPworlh. He nnd Mrs. Kielt
Kor niny take a rottago on South
Ccos Itlvcr and spend part of the
Mt tumor there.
Trip Is Hnlletl Dr. It. IT. Wal
ters nnd family returned last even
ing rrnm Hos'ohurg. hawing called
orr their proposed trip to Klamath
Falls and Crater Lake because of
two broken springs. They spent nn
ptijoynblo week In Cnrry county fol
lowing n vncotlon, camping nt Tlns
tondorr Peach.
Parent Doth HI Mrs. Ward M.
niake. who was called to her home
In Minneapolis hv tho serious Illness
or her mother, Mrs. Mullen, wrlles
that Hip lattpr has recovered suffi
ciently rrom nn operation to ip
turn to her homo. However, Mr
Mullen has suTTcred a nervoim
breakdown nnd Is now In rather
crltlcnl condition, which ivlns tho
dai? oT her leturn uncpr'iln.
Murpjiy's Guillens. A delegation
ot Marshfleld Elks aro to inspect W.
P. Murphy's summer homo "Klllnr
noy" on South Coos Ttlvcr next Sun
day, to ascertain if Murphy's reports
about his big garden ni'o correct.
W. O. Chandler contends thnt Mur
phy hasn't nnvthlng except rocks
nnd trees within thrco hundred ynrds
or tho new homo nnd this resulted In
n wager to bo decided by tlio Elks.
T,ogs Were Draggliitf. Tho pollco
stopped ono or tho largo trucks
hnullng logs down rrom West Marsh
Hold hocnuso ono of tho logs was
dragging In tho street. City Attor
ney Ooss warned tho tenmsters that
thoro will bo arrests made It this
rporcurs. Tho limit of loads on city
streets, nccordlng to n city ordinance
Is 1 1.000 pounds nnd tho ofricors
said today tho loads must bo kopt
within tho limit.
Dark ltetiirus lleiv. E. W. Dark
who was arrested here last wpok and
taken to Hood Itlvcr on n charge of
non-support lias returned from there
hnvlng quickly adjusted tho matter.
Tt BPoms thnt Dark showed that he
left a eomrortnhlo bank account nt
Hood Ttlver and thnt tho trnublo was
duo to relntlvps or Mrs, Dark. Ho
wanted Mrs. Dark to conio to Coos
Hay wth him nnd ho rreo Trom her
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FIIANK I). COHAN
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SARTER'S
For Voin
ICE CREAM
KVKKVTIIING SANITAItV
ALWAYS OPIIN FOB INSPECTION
Wo iiuike Ito t'reiiiii to order,
any kind mill In any quan
tity, for parties, lodge, pic
nics, etc. :: :: :: :: ::
Wo do not spenk of ltn
V A L I T V
That speaks for Itself
SALTER'S
Phono !Ji;J..r, .Mnrxliffflil
Front St., Opposite Hhuico Hotel
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The Noble Theater
"A PLHASANT PLACF TO SPKND THH EVENING"
Entire ('linae.o of Program
'WITH HHIDGES HUHNED"
Pictured from tho fnitiousMory hy Hev Hcacli. A three red
feature with .'Mabel Tiuiiuelle nnd Augustus Phillips, full of
the finest impulses of worthiest motives that can iiituato
any num.
"THE GIUL AT LONE POINT" One of tho "Hazards of Helen"
railroad pictures,
"CTTEY'S SISTEH." Wnlllo Van Vltagraph coineily.
Fable, of "THE GALLOPING PILGRIMS WHO KEPT ON GAL
LOPING." A Geoi-Ko Ado comedy In slang. (Note Thin pic
ture was mlveitlsetl for last evening:, hut was delujed.)
Aro you nifssiiii; any of the bplendhl pictures wo nro &liow
lug? Loner floor, 15c; balcony, 10c; children, fc.
Tomorrow night i Tho Puiaiuouiit travel serial No. II.
Coming; TJio greatest serial story, "A Diamond From the
Sky." The first cplsodo will ho shown Friday, August 27th.
relatives hut she objected.
To Visit Lodge. .Judge John Hall I
Grand Master of the Odd Fellows '
lodgo in Oregon, accompanied by
Robert Andrews, Grand Patriarch,
of Portland, will this evening visit
the Myrtle Point lodge. This Is the
last lodgo out side of Marshfleld
that Judge Hall expects to visit now '
until next October. Kor the past .
wi'uii .m, rtiiuiews nns ueen liniKinii
a tour of the county. '
Cargo Shifts to Port. Head seas j
nnd a buffeting wind late yosterdnv
afternoon upset the John McCul
loch on Front street and tho officers
picked up tho craft In a bad condl- I
tlon and towed It Into the Haven of ,
Host provided by the city. MeCul-
j loch had hut 3.', cents remnlnliiK In
his hack hip pocket, all or which,
oven In dimes nnd nickels, failed to
make n decent rattle In tho gpner-1
nl fund.
Has Interesting Hello. Prescrip
tions thnt dato back to tho tlmo
when ninny or Mnrshriohl's now .
prominent citizens were little tots j
and look castor oil and ptcetpra have
been round In old book dug up hv i
Frank D. Cohan, of tho Owl Drug;
store. These were mnde out hv Dr. C.
11. Golden who used to conduct tho
store under another nntne. Tho
first prescription dates hack to Ap
ril 1. 1S73, and wns Tor Eugono
O'Conncll.
Shoulder Broken. O. A. Mlntonyp
or Coqullle was more severely In
jured In the nuto accident nenr Dan
don Monday night, when his car went
over the grade, than wns Tirst ro
pnrtcd. Tip Telt pretty bndl.v bruis
ed but wns able to toko his car back
to town. An x-rnv examination
showed that his collar bono wns
broken. A-tlre blow-out caused his
rnr to veer out oT the roadway.
Sheriff Johnson nnd J. S, rinrton
escaped with bruises.
f'onies on Visit. D. B. Troxel.
who wns formerly on tho gravel
train of tho Coos Hay, Ttosehnrg nnd
Eastern, accompanied by his wITo
nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. II. F. Goodman nr
rlvod yesterday rrom Itosohurg nnd
Tor severnl dnys will visit here.
They expect to go to Sunset liny Tor
n short camping trip and thenco
homo probably by way or Crescent
City. II. F. Goodman Is a brother
to Pole Goodmnn, or tho Coos Klver
Hntchcry. ,
Goes to Curry. Mr. nnd Mrs.
John D. Goss expects to lenvo Frl-
day for Gold Pencil, having chnr-i
tercd Lynn Lambeth's car for tho
run through. Mr. Goss will nttend
a fow days of tho circuit court ses-J
slon nnd then with Mrs. Goss will I
camp nnd hunt tor n week. They
oxpect to go hack into tlio hills near1
Agness. Mr. Goss 13 disgusted Tor
his first chnnco nt n deer this sen-
sou turned out bndly. Ho went hunt
ing nenr Glasgow nnd whllo sitting
on a stump a. five point buck en nio
twuKiiHK uunii uuuiu .iuu juiiiB unuj.
nlttl.lllWf .Int.t.. nl.mA 1 fill IIAH.tn
wasn't nny second for tho deer hail
taken to tho hush. I
Not. to Dredge Now. Julius Lar
son received word this morning from
Myrtle Point stating that nt a moot
ing of the Port Commission held
thero yesterday It wns decided thnt
no dredging shall ho douo this year
unless tho necessary funds can bo
secured from tho War Department. '
It is said tho work would htive cost'
about $1000 or $5000 and would (
huvo been principally on tho shoals
nbovo tho south fork. The drcilgo,
Heaver, owned hy Mr. Larson, Is nowj
busy on Coal Hank Inlet nnd tlio
Oregon is still on tlio north fork ot
tho C003 lliver. It Is said that oth
er projects tiro to bo considered nt.
tho next meeting of tlio Port Com
missioners. ,
; PERSONAL MENTION
ID. I. McGKH Is buck from u visit lu
tho cities of tho Viilloy cnlllug
on tlio trade.
MRS. C. It. PUCK nnd littlo daughter
was down from South Coos Kivor
this morning.
MHS. K. A. 1IAUHIS has returned
from Southern California whoro
bIiu spent sovoml mouths.
MHS. JOHN IHJTLKIt loft Monday
to Join City Uecordor Hutlor who
is taking lu tho Exposition.
MISS (1BNKVIUVH SUNGSTACKKN
camu down this morning from
their South Coos River summer
home.
HAItLUV L. JOHNSON, of tho unto
utngelluo on the old Coos Hay
Wagon Iloud, was hero last ovu-
ulng an business.
L. F. FALKHNSTICIN woh hero
from North Horn! today. Tlio A.
M. Simpson Is taking on a general
cargo for San Pedro.
MHS. J. I). NASH and Mrs. G. P.
Stownrt, ot Gnrdlnor, tiro in tlio
city, having arrived yesterday to
visit with friends hero.
MHS. DHL SAFNUIHtS and Miss Mil
dred Saunders were visitors hoio
yesterday and today from their
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STOP and see the wonderful values that the J. C. PEN
NEY store has to offer you in Boy's Clothing.
Here is another item that we save you from 25 to
331-3 per cent. on. -
Boys' Suits in various patterns, $4.00 value,
Our price $2.98
Boys' Suits, all wool, $5.00 value, our price ..$3.98
Examine these suits and see if they 'are not the same
as you are asked to pay $6.50 for. Our price $4.98
Boys' Jersey Sweaters, these sweaters are worth at
least one-third more, our price 98c
Boys' Heavy Overalls, grey and blue, 50c value,
Our price 39c
Men's Black CAN'T BUST 'EM Overalls, $1.00 value,
our price 83c
Samson, the stout Overall, 90c value, our price 69c
Tho
Originators
of Low Prices
f-&. $h7z??zez '(per)
7 tnraroarfited ' J
NEXT l)OOB TO MAHSIIFIKLD POST OFFICII
Our Price Bulletin
Sugar 15 pounds for $1.00
Kippered Herrings in tins 10c
Pepper Sauce, in bottles 10c
Cove Oysters, in tins, ;10c
Powdered Bonami tins 10c
And in regards to Canning Peaches,, we will have
a plenty to fill all orders and our price will even be low
er than we expected and we will take orders for later
delivery for 55c per box and these will be a No. 1
fruit: Place your orders now.
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
GETTING'S CASH GROCERY
homo on Coos Hlvcr.
,, ,.iicnV n lllrPCtor
lu tho
Rrnnillnnvlnn-Amerlcnn bank of
this city, enmo over from Coiiuillo
last evening on huslnesss.
W. P. Ml'RPHY wont to Con,ulI!o to
day on husluohs. Ho plans to get
nwny tlio first or noxt week lor
u visit nt tho exposition.
W. J. DROWN of tho Palaco return
ed on tho Stfutn Clara from n visit
nt tho Exposition. Mrs. Drown
remained for u longer stay.
L. E. HLIVI2X left tills morning ror
Salem whoro ho expects to spend
tlio season In tho hop ynrds. Mr.
llllven goes thoro every year.
c. f. Mcknight went to coauiiio
on the morning train to securo an
order rrom Judgo Watson for tho
.publication or n legal summons.
MRS. LYSTER nnd son. Ilnrry, of
Smith Hlvor, nro hero to visit
Miss Virginia Lystor and nnother
dnughtor, Mrs. MrCuHoch of Camp
Ono.
JOHN IHASCO who was lioro from
his Coos River homo yesterday
snhl that ho and Mrs. Illnsco plan
ned to lonvo soon for nn extended
California trip.
ROLE GOODMAN enmo down from
tho Hntchory on Coos River this
morning to moot his brother II. F.
Goodman who arrived last ovonlng
trom Rosoburg.
MRS. EI) VALL1ER arrived hero on
tlio Santa Clara from California
to spend n fow months with hor
pnronts, Mr. and Mrs. Lnvl Eels
nor of North Inlet.
J. II. SNEDDON Is expected homo
this weok rrom u visit nt tlio Ex
position following a trip to Rosl
yu, Washington, and to tlio Ku-
glo's Grand Aorlo at Spokane.
CHARLES LOWRY, tisslstant cash
ier at tlio Smith mill, rot ur noil
this morning from llasteudorf
Houch whoro ho visited tho camp
of .Tamos Cox, his fathor-ln-law.
MRS. C. A. SEIILHREDE and Mrs.
W. A. Hold mid children, llolon
and Wnrron, will leave tomorrow
for n two-wooks' outing on Mr.
Sohlhredo'H South lulut ranch.
EUGENE O'CONNULL was lu town
today from his South Coos River
summer homo. Ho suys that iuite
a number of fish aro bolng caught
on tho troll on South Coon Hlvor
now.
C. R. PECK IcA't todujy for Gold
D'euch whuro lie will roprosont tho
Macleuy cstato in tlio tilnl of tho
fish cases in tho session of tho
circuit court that opens there next
Monday.
MR. AND MRS. LEW GILLESPIE
nnd hablos and Mr. nnd Mrs. F,
E. Conway, spent tlio day at tho
head of North Coos nivor today,
making tho trip In tho former's
Inutirh.
MRS. RUSH nml Mrs. Vlors, who
huvo been visiting hero nt tho A.
E. Adolsporgor and C, L. Duvltf
homes, loft this morning via Roso
burg for tholr homes in Soutli
Itond, Indiana.
MR. AND MRS. MA1R DANO, ac
companied hy Mr. nnd Mrs. Porcy
Larawuy and family and tho Mios
es Turnoy left this afternoon in
tholr mnclilno for a visit of sov
erul days lu Danilon.
.ll'DGE J. P. KAVANAPGH, prom
inent as u jurist In Portland for
yonrs, passed through hero lu his
way to Curry county for n briof
visit, Ho left nut on tlio stngo
this morning for Hnudou,
HJIl'lllL DANCE POSTPONED.
THREE
Wo lend
Others
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t NEW TODAY
WANTED MunV Scconil lluiid Ill
cycle rcasonnble, Call Times of
fice. LOS'l lu or near Hunker Hill JjUI.75
check issued to Norman Orr. He
turn to Times office.
!;,
t FOR SALE X
I 'OH SALE Reasonable, house fui'4
nltiiio. Hox "P," enro Times.
I-'OU HALE Aerated freMi mlllr, 111
conts per gallon dollvorod on tho
wharf, MniHhflold. No ndvanco
later. It. A. Church, plipno
.103-XN-l.
l'Olt SALi: Woilc horse, would ex
change for good cow. Phono i:il!3
or address Hox QUO, North llond,
.
t WANTED
WANTED .'Maltese cn. Phono UHMC
WANTED At once, good second
hand safe, 78 Central avenuo.
$.
FOR RENT
l 'OH HI, NT 'J-kmhii npnrtiueiitH,
steam lieat nnd furnished, $ir,.00
ana ?l&.00. Inqulro tipt. 10, Mtt
lock npts, 2nd nnd CouiniercHl.
FOR HENT-
furulshcd
mid water
-Myrtle Arms modern
npartmouts frco heat
?JL'..r.O nor mouth up.
FOR RENT Ouo iiiiriinilshetl apart
ment nt Tho Haguo. Apply Pioneer
Hurdwaro Co. '
For Sale
Coos Hlvor homo, furnished
comploto, with boat landing
and four ucrou of ground.
Ready for imuiudlule occu
pancy. Snuppy buy uud easy
tonus. Logntud on South Coos
River In popular bungalow dis
trict. W.A.REID,
l.'.O FRONT STRERT
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