THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELk, OREGON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1915 EVENING EDITION.
FIVE
1
GOOD SUITS
$8.50 to $30.00
.!. 1'lU'C is Aiwnyw Right.
W'licro tin' ""l
GOOD SHOES
U $2.25 to $6.00
,. i!,o llltf I" " m'"'
GOOD HATS
$1.50 to $4.00
GOOD SHIRTS .
50c to $5.00
imtrc (to 111"' Mma" '""'"
FIXUP
Where the Price is always
jMgnu
North Bend
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SARTER'S
For Your
ICE CREAM
i:VKKVTIIIX SANITARY
ALWAYS OI'EX KCHl INSPECTION
Wo iimko lew (Vi'imi tu order,
nny klml nml In any !""
tit)1, fur parties, lodges, pit
tiles, etc. : : :
Wo do not speak of Its
Q V A L I T V
lltnt NH'iiks for Itself
SARTER'S
Phono li(i:t-J, Marshfield
Front St., Opposite lllmico Hotel
hh:aij summer Tinrs
Bteamor Ilnlnbow loavca Marsh
field for South Coos Itlvor ovory
Sunday at 8 n. m. and rcturno at C
p. m.
Launch Express week day snmo
hours.
ideal free grove and
pioxio grounds
Bring your lunch baskets,
daks and fishing tncklo for a
days' outing. Sunday school
ko
few nnd
nit picnic crowds a specialty.
Hound Trip, 7G cents.
For charter apply on bonrd
phono 31GXn or phono 3107.
or
For Sale
Coos IUvcr homo, fnrnlshod
complete, with boat lauding
and four acres of ground.
Ready for immediate occu
pancy. Snappy buy and easy
terms. Located on South Coos
River In popular bungalow dis
trict. "SEE HEII) AUOUT IT"
W.A.REID,
1C0 FRONT STREET
I f Sl'DSCItlDERS NOTICE
. Tho Times cnrrlor boys aro
I Instructed to put tho papers
I on tho porch. If tho cnrrlor does
I not do this, misses you, or no- j
I Elects getting tho paper to you
I on time, kindly phono tho clr-
I culatlon manager, ns this Is tho
I only way wo can dctermlno
I whether or not tho carriers nro j
I following Instructions. Phono I
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Calling cat ds primed! at Tlio TI11103
office.
Marshfield
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The Noble Theater
A pleasant place to spend tho evening.
To-Night
THE AAVAKEXING HOUR A girl with tho world nt her feet
awakens to the love of her childhood sweetheart A three-reel
Lssanuy,
WllEX . FELLOW'S NOSE IS OUT OP JOINT "Sonny Jim
migttiph comedy He tiles to get rid of his baby brother
hiiiii he considers a usurper. Hobby Connolly as "Sunny Jim '
M.in O'TIIfi MOUNTAINS A bplcudld two-reel lllograph.
Usual Prices
Tuniorrow night: Marguerite Clark in "The Goose Girl." A spe
cial I'arauiiiiiiit r..,.t, i., ri... v..ic Min-lln's select orches-
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AUGUST TIDES
Tlmo and heights of tides at
Marshfield. Tho tides nro placed In
ordor of occurrence with thulr times
on tho first line and heights on tho
second lino of each day. A compar
ison of consecutive heights will In
dicate whether It Is high or low
water. High tldo on tho bnr one
hour nnd 154 minutes earlier than at
Marshfield.
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I AitoclatcJ I'rtm to Coot Ujr Tlrati.
OREGON Pair, cool
er East, westerly winds.
LOCAIj TKMPISRATUKH
KECOItD
For tho 24 hours ending at
4:43 a. 111., Aug. 24, by Ilcnj
OstUnd, special government
metcoroldglst:
Maximum 00
Minimum 50
At 4:43 n, in 50
Precipitation 00
Precipitation slnco Sept. 1,
1014 08.78
Proclpltntlon s&mo porlod
last yoar ,00.54
Wind: Northwest, partly
cloudy.
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BORN I
$
ORNI To Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Oral
nt their homo In Hunker Hill, n
daughter.
BALLARD To Mr. and Mrs. S. E.
Dalian! at tiiolr homo In West
Marshflold, u sou.
On Auto Trip. Mrs. Roy Mooro
and chlldron, Cavour nnd Do Etto
left in her utiiro this morning for a
trip to Portland nnd other northern
points.
Home Prom Auto ToiU'. Dr. Win.
Dorsfall and wife nnd children have
returned from their auto tour of
California. It was n llttlo warm
and dusty, hut on tho wholo they
had a delightful trip.
SHOE SPECIAL
KNU-SHU
the
WORKMEN'S HONEST
SHOE
best and cheapest hlioes
....... .... flin lllnt'lfl't.
The
Mudo with canvas tops and
riiblR'r holes
Tlio uppers nro mado front
strongest iiuto-tlro duck
. and tlio soles from
a hpeolnl rubber.
J,ock stitched by a new proc
ess which Insures great
est hervlto
Tliero Is more wear lit this
shoo than any leather
vshoo nt tho price
For n short tlmo wo ro of
fering tlio following hpe
clals on these bhoos:
Uvs' Kiih-SIiu, regular price
Jtfl.OO. Vov a hhort J1 55
t into
Men's Knu.Sliti, teg. f
,r,ib!,.0il.,l.M. $1.85
W.H.DINDIN6ER&C0
Banker Hill
Department Store
Phono ;i-
Lower floor . 15c
Balcony . . . 10c
Children ... 5c
....- ...-- .
Parties Postponed. Mrs. Charles
Vnn Duyn Is somewhat better todav
nt her homo but tho bridgo parties
arranged for this nfternoon and nlso
for tomorrow havo boon Indefinitely
postponed on account of her Illness.
I-alls Front lllcycle. Arthur
Crawford, formerly n carrier for Tho
rimes, while .riding 1Ib whbel in
West Marshfield' Inst evening bnd n
bad fall nnd his arm was badly
bruised. His wheel was undamag
ed. Hnvo .Social Kvoiiliifr. The Owls
lodge will have a social evening on
Thursday, cvoning, In conjunction
with the Ladles' Auxiliary, recently
organized. Tliero has been tt short
program prepared nnd there will bo
a luncheon served later In tho even-
L -hips Patty Through nn Item;
In Tho Times, Mrs. II. O. Thorpe
has located Mrs. I,. I Miller, con-1
corning whom sho had an Inquiry i
from Mnrirnrnt U'nli.. r o-.. w...
Cisco. Mr. and .Mrs. Miller now re-
Biuu m rowers ana noticing tlio In
iulry In The Times concerning them
Innuedlutoly wrote to The Times.
.Motor From Spokane. J. K. Al
len, son of .Mayor Allen, with his
wire and baby, arrived hero at four
o clock yesterday afternoon from
Spokane, having motored tho e:itlro
way In exactly one week to tho hour.
Tho fact that they spent a day In
aeattlo and Portland, means tlmi
iiiuy wuro nvci iihvh mnitnw tiu
trip. Mr. Allen Is Intending to lo-
' cuto here.
1 1
I Pai ty floes to Reach. Tho Allco
1 II. Is chartered for tomorrow eve
ning and will leave Murshflold about
7:15 o'clock with nbout 70 young
people of tho city, going to tho
lower bay. Tho evoning will be
spent nt the sand hills. There will
bo n largo bonfire and a supper
served and tho party will como homo
late In tho evening.
Dies In Wyoming. Mrs.
It. J.
of the
IWalrath has received word
death of Mrs. C. W. Hard at Doug
las, Wyoming, of blood poisoning.
Mrs. Hard lived hero for a couplo
of years. Mr. Dnrd being ono of
tho proprietors of tho Club cigar
store until Inst spring, when ho
sold out to return to the old home
In Wyoming.
Lcltoi's Aro Late. Though tho
papers cumo through nil right on
tho train last night thoro were no
letters for the outsldo mall. They
did not arrlvo until two o'clock
this afternoon, tho noon train being
Into. No reason was known nt tho
Postofflco for tho delay and tho be
lief was that tho mnchluo carrying
tho flrst-clnss ma nust havo bro
ken down on tho way.
Sulllvnii Palis Sulllvnn there
was no prefix and It might oven-bo
tho votornn prlzo fighter Jim, If
ho had not lately crawlod nboard
tho wator wagon woko up and
found himself In tho Hotel Cartor
this morning. Opposite his naitto
was tho charge- "drunk" and a llttlo
farther on was scrawled, "no cash,"
so It Is presumed on good authority
that Sullivan was drunk when ho
met his fato last night. At any
rato ho was tumble to punglo ovor
a fiver for tho general fund.
Last Log Haft. Tho Inst of tho
large cigar shaped log rafts of tho
Denson Logging Company hns boon
sent out of Portland nnd south to
San Diego. This may bo good news
to mariners for n short tlmo ngo
Captain Paulson, coming to Coos Day
on tho Westerner, off Point Alronas
mot ono of tlieso rafts in u heavy
wind and sea. Somo of tho logs
had como adrift nnd ho had great
difficulty in tin-ending his way
through safoly. Tho rafts generally
carry about 7,000,000 feet of logs.
Interesting Booklet. There have
boon recolved hero sovornl copies
from tho Port of Humboldt of n
i.nnkint nut out by them recently for
tho members of tho Rivers nnd Har-
hois commlttco when they visited
.that port. Tho statement i '"
thnt the threo miles of wharfage
on tho Day, built at a cost of ap
proximately $8,000,000. Tho two
I CHINOOK SALMON
TODAY'S CATCH
Also nil kinds of deep ten fish,
I u lien available.
j FISHERMAN'S MARKET
1 Phono UO
Tent Prices
Are Low Now
Wholesalers nnd innnufnctiirers
havo Just announced n big reduction
In tho pricey of tents and wo aro
now giving tho people- of this oc
tion tho ndvnntugo of It.
Wo hnvo jiut rccelvea ft fclilp
ment of tho best wall tents mndo
hi various sizes.
They aro guaranteed by tho maker
nnd by us.
Como In and let us show thorn to
you and quote prices on tho sUe
tout you desire.
Johnsoii-Gulovsen Co.
Tho Quality Niimo with tho Service
Fniuo
N-OItTir FItONT STItEET
Jetties were completed In 1809 at
a cost of $2,014,203. Tbcro are
13 miles of 300 foot channel with a
depth of 10 feet nnd on additional
nine miles of channel 1 1 feet In
depth. There Is about 31 feet of
water on the bar, It is said.
Funds for Army Captain A. M.
Eltnbr, 'of tho Salvation Army, with
headquarters In Portland, Is hero
In tho city and will be for about
ten days yet, securing donations
for tho work of the army. He then
Intends to go to Notrh Uend. Three
months will be spent In going
through Coos and Curry Counties,
meeting not only the business men,
but the farmers as well. He comes
In hero twlco a year and states
that his trip this year has been
very successful. Captain Elmer
covers nil of Western Oregon for
tho Salvation Army.
PERSONAL MENTION t
It. 13. PINEGOR camo down from
Camp Ono yesterday for iv short
stay.
II. MICHELRRICK was among the
visitors today from his homo at
Allegany.
MR. AND .MRS. E. 11. MARTIN left
on tho early morning stage for
Roscburg and the Exposition.
mi
AND MRS. CHARLES STAGE
wero In Inst evening and today
from Powers on a short visit.
L. A. DAKER, Polgcr's representa
tive In tills district, wont out to
Lakeside today, calling on tho
trndo.
L. J. SIMPSON was up today from
his homo nt Shoro Acres, partial
ly on business and nlso to visit
friends.
MRS. L. W. WISE and son havo re
turned to Coqulllc after a visit
nt the Earl Howe homo in South
Marshfield.
MRS. II. E. DULTMANN returned
Sunday from San PrnnclBCo whore
sho spent sovornl weeks with Mr.
Dultmann's relntlvcs.
nEN CHANDLER and family yes
terday moved Into their hand
somo now homo nt Twelfth Court
nml Flanagan Avenue.
V. S. TURPEN went out to Powers
this morning nnd will spend sev
eral days there looking after tho
new school building.
II. S. TOWER loft on tho train this
morning for Powers, going for
sovernl days over the lino looking
after tho various tlmo pieces.
RALPH MATSON returned homo
last evening from Curry county
whero ho has been deer hunting
with Prank Donning and party.
They had twelve deer when ho
left.
W. C. CHASE and A. N. Gould nnd
family havo returned homo to Co
qulllc niter a ton day's hunting
trip nt tho Geo. A. Gould ranch
nbovo Allegany whero they secur
ed eight deer.
V. 0. Hlndmnrsh, in chnrgo of tho
rail construction north of tho
bridgo on tho W. P. was a visit
or in tho city last evening nnd to
day from Lnkcsldo.
W. P. MURPHY crtnio down from his
Bummor homo "Klllaruey" on
South Coos River yesterday and
expects to leavo on tho Yellow
stone tomorrow for San Francis
co. MR. AND MRS. DAVID NELSON
and daughters Doris nnd Mablo
leavo to-morrow on the Adcllno
for a thrco weeks visit nt tho Km
position and other Southom Cal
ifornia points.
CAPTAIN C. E. EDWARDS, or Al
legany, was In tho city today for
tho first tlmo in many weeks. He
hns been engaged in running u !
saw mill at Loon Lake for sov
ornl months.
MRS. J. E. WILDE nnd .Miss Graco
Wilde, after visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Haines and Mr. and
Mrs, P. A. Haines, loft .Monday for
San Francisco, and later thoy will
return to their homo In Kansas
City
CARL BRIGGS and wlfo and chll
droit, who nro residing on tho
Stcckel ranch on Isthmus Inlot,
which they recontly purchase,
were guests nt tho J. A. Goodwill
homo on South Coos ltlver Sun
day. Mil. AND MRS. A. K. ItUNKLE,
of Iown, went to San Francisco
Monday on tho Santa Clara after
looking over the locality hero for
sovoral days. They said they
wero very much pleased with Coos
Hay.
HAUKY FENSLER of Myrtlo Point
camo over Saturday to boost
tho Coos and Curry Pair and ra'co
meot thoro in September. Ho and
Cliet Hullng returned Friday
from tho Port Orford Agato carni
val. J. E., JOHNSON, of Eugene, former
ly owner of tho Vnrslty, ono of
tho leading confectionary stores
of tho city, Is hero In his mnchluo
for a wholesalo candy company.
Ho Is accompanied by John Welch,
Jr., of Portland, and this evon
ing will leave for Dandon.
MRS. GEORGE HAZER, of North
Ilend, after two weoks visit at tho
opposition Is expected homo soon.
Sho went down with hor daughter
Miss Freda Hazer who Is at tho
University of California.
JAY TOWER, Charles Stauff, Vlnco
Pratt and Jack Flanagan, returned
Sunday afternoon In Tower's
Ford from Port Orford whoro they
attonded tho Agato Carnival. They
report having a good tlmo and al
so that they caught several good '
messes of trout near Port Orford. j
C. M. STAFFORD. Mrs. Rowena Tld
ball and Mr. and Mrs. Dixon and
Mr. Vaughn of Portland returned
Saturday In heir machines from
Sunset Hay whero they have been
on a few days camping trip. They
left Sunday for Portland after a
visit at the D. Y. Stafford homo.
J. M. WRIGHT loft yesterday for
Powors to look after tho construc
tion of the new school house for
which he has the contract. Some
work has already been done and .
the C. A. Smith company started
shipping the lumber there.
MR. AND MRS. JAMES W. MEY
ERS and children of Snbethn.
Kansas, arc Coos Hay visitors,
guests at the home of his broth-or-In-hnv
.1. W. MttcholA Mr
Myers Is pleased with Coos Ha
and says Kansas was never like
this In August. Mr. Mitchell has
been doing some active boosting
and hopes to havo him locuto here
sonic day.
PETE SCOTT
WELL KXOWX COOS DAY IMO.
XEEU SUCCUMIIS TO ILLNESS
Came to Coos Hy Thlrty.four Years
Ago ami was Kiif.'a!U'd In FWi-
ing; and Gardening
,
Peter Scott, for thirty-four years
a well known resident of Coos Hay, ,
died at 11 ranch on Catching Inlet
this morning nfter n long Illness.
Ho had been ailing for months, first ,
suffering from la grippe, Inter puou-i
inonia and other complications. Ho
went to tho ranch a few weoks ago I
In hopes of getting relief thoro but
tho trip was in vain.
Mr. Scott wns born lit Scotland
sixty-three years ngo. Ho came to J
Coos Huy thirty-four years ago, first
engaging In fishing and later In gar
dening, living for years in what was'
known as "Scott's Glen Gardens"
on South Seventh street. After the '
halo of tho property a few years ago .
to E. W. Wright and associates, ho
resumed fishing. For a time, 'iio '
conducted a confectionary storo In I
Coqullle. I
Mr. Scott Is survived by I1I3 wlfo !
and two sons. He and Emma
McDanlel were married In Empire
thirty years ngo. Tho sons are Pet
er Scott, of Seattle and James'
Scott of Portland, both being cm-1
ployed by tho Tncoma Dredge Com
pany.
Tho funeral will bo hold tomor
row afternoon from tho Wilson un
dertaklng parlors.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
TUESDAY
nalglo-Knox nuptials nnd
ovcnlng reception.
WEDNESDAY
Narcissus Club with Miss
Dlnncho T.cllofson of East
sldo. Dorcas Club picnic at
beach.
Christian Sisterhood In
church hall.
Young Peoplo's moonlight
excursion nt Sandhills.
THURSDAY
Enstsldo Sowing Club.
Mlnno-WIs Club with Mrs.
G. N. Dolt.
FRIDAY
Lucky Thirteen Club with
Mrs. L. L. Drndloy in East
port. Epworth League Social at
M. E. Church hall.
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' Samuols. nnrtiie
PAItTI ES POSTPONED
Owing to Illness tho bridgo
pnrtlcs to bo given today
and tomorrow by Mrs. C. Q.
Van Duyn hnvo been Indef
initely postponed.
t AMONG THE SICK t
Sllllllll Vltiwiuill null IIUI VUlllUIll
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iii.ii tun iiuui uin uitytiu iiiiti iiiiii.- i
ing his arm; today ho plunged tho j
other Into hot tar and now both i
aro bandaged. I n ,..,.,
Tho llttlo daughtor or Georgo Tho Eugono Guard prints tho fol
Batncs Is suffering today from a lowing from the first Issue of that
Heavy coil. .
W. II. McCreary, of North Ilend, Is
on tho sick list today.
Miss May Myren, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Myron, who has
been very III for somo time, Is re
ported much Improved,
Dennis Donovan or uoaieuo is lain
with two brolcon ribs cuuscd by
up
a fall about a week ago.
Miss Allco Josephbon, who return
ed Sunday on tho Kllburn from San
Francisco, was taken sick In tho
south and yesterday tho doctor re
ported that sho Is suffering from
a severe attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Charles Q. Van Duyn con
tinues iu!to Ul at her homo.
NEW LAWSUITS
The New Circuit Court CaM's Filed at
(.'(iilllo tho Past Week
E. W. Ilornltt, E. K. Jones, Mln
nlo Tower, John S, Coke, Max Tlm
morman and Nancy Noble vs. City of
Marshfield, Duncan Ferguson, It. A.
Copplo et nl.
Albert Stolnfold & Co., a corpora
tion vs. H. E. Kolty and Loulso Kel-
j. W. Porlgo and R. n. Perlgo,
partners, doing business as Porlgo
ISQUIBB'S
Chemicals
to your doctor in sickness
Bring your Prescriptions to
Hie W Tho Centra! Avenue Drug Storo
lit is New and
1 Will Find It at
Store At the
Think or It, Indies, buying n Ladles' conls In tho latest
0110-pleco wool dress In silk nnd 8l'lc8 nml "laterlals nt prices
, . that are about half what you
wool poplin, wool serge, messn- (m, ngUe, ol8Owll0rPi sjnW0
line, woith doublo the price. .ssh.DII. JSD.IK), ijlU.r.l), yi 1.75
-S l.lN jnst received a line of tho
on, .. 1 ... , . ..ii 1 latest In ladles' winter shoes In
Silk nnd wool poplin, change- )(Ut,ut KUIllllotttlt vl(., 1W bu(.
able color, serge bottom, worth ton and lnce. at prices that save
at least one-third more ..SS.HO you from 25 to 33 1-3 per cent
on every pair. Try n pair of
Ladles blue sorgo suits, wool, nunttenhnuffor's, with the cush-
$15.00 value, our price. ..siii.IW Ion sole, at ..n, !S'll.S, $WM,
Wool poplin suits In the hit- shot,H , n 8tvlc8(
est, at a ..0 per cent saving. !.ll, tfl.D.s, ..'J.-, sji2.ll), 2.l)8
!.). SI2.50, SI L75 iut a pair of Goodman's on
Children's coats in various t,u? ,,,Uo ,'1' ,Jr1 K,rl lf yo"
want Boi.iothlng 10 wear and
styles, patterns and materials slny wllh tht,M)i ,u.t ,., Ht.(
SSl.DK, S2.25, JS2.III, !j!2.H, $:UW $1.25, $I.:M, $1.11), $!..
Tho r 7 ? rr S? Wo lend
Originators Y'S'0 Otl.ers
of IiOW Prices 1rMmmeci'M1f)'!T---bil'7J'JWW Follow
NEXT DOOIt TO .MA ItS 1 1 FIELD POST OFFICE
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Some Old and New Prices
LOOK THEM OVER
LARD, 10-lb. can $1.25
PEACHES, per box 55c
APPLES (Gravcnstein),.perbox $1.00
SPUDS (best local), per 100-lb. sack $1.50
DEPENDABLE FLOUR (none better) $1.80
PEANUT BUTTER, per lb 121-2c
CORN MEAL, per sack 35c
GUITTARD'S CHOCOLATE, 3-lb. can for 80c
BULK RICE, Fancy head,-per lb 71-2c
NEW GOODS TO ARRIVE
PRUNES, per lb., good stock 5c
WORCESTER SAUCE, per 1-2 pint bottle 10c
CORN STARCH, per package 5c
GLOSS STARCH, per package b'c
SALAD DRESSING, per bottle (tall) 10c
BAKED BEANS (Del Monte) 5c
LIGHTHOUSE CLEANSER, per can 5c
BACON (Armours) medium weight, per lb 25c
We are going to demonstrate
DEPENDABLE FLOUR
Watch for date. Come in and see our 10c counter, it
will be a surprise to you.
WE SAVE YOU MONEY.
GETTING'S CASH GROCERY
!
i
Tompkins and E. O.
crs, doing business ns
Tompkins & Snmiiols.
Harriet M. Kollog vs. Elbort v..
I Kollog. Suit for divorce.
Lydla McDonald vs. Lester McDon
aid. Suit for divorce.
Mary L. Morchnut ot ul vs. Smith
Powers Logging company. '
Mel'herson Glnsor company vs.
Thonins P. Madden.
OLD PAPER TELLS I J N TODAY t
OF COOS BAY LINE,4! ,
WANTED (Jill to earn for baby.
1 I'll st Cpy of Eugene Guuid Tells
Itosclilll'g llouiis (o Coos Hay
Itallroad
I nnnor which was nrosented to Editor
Plnnornn the other day by C. 11.
Hodes, tho papor being dated June
8, 1891.
"Rosoburg nt that tlmo was con
sidering a proposal to ralso a sub
sidy of $7fi,000 In connection with
tho construction of u railroad from
Coos Hay to that city. Rosoburg at
present Is considering a bond Issun
In connection with unothor railroad
project.
"Ploronco Is advertised as tho Pa
cific coast terminus of the Sluslnw
and Western railway.
"This road Is destined to bcconio
u transcontinental lino, and will
pour Into tlio now city of Ploronco
tho treasures of n coiitluout," the
ndvortlsomont stntos.
Tho Guard nt that tlmo wns milt
ed by I. L. Campbell,
Dame at Rink, Hal. night. I.OO
per ticket.
Times want ads bring results.
Tho Greatest Aid
the Latest You
the J. C. PENNEY
RIGHT PRICE
Apply Gow Why m Grocery.
WANTED Pupils lor dancing school
Tiioh. nml Tliiirs. nights ut Odd
Fellows' Hull. S o'clock. Phono
:i88-..
FOR SALE Threo No. I milk cows
fresh In November, mnho good
homo cows for tho winter. Ad
dress P. A. llakor. Sltkuin, Ore.
NEW Modish Gown for sale cheap,
AddrosH "A" enre Times.
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t FOR SALE t
FOR SALE Heating stovo and
, small show case, in good condi
tion. Art Nccdlu Shop, comer
2nd and Market.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Fast boat,
5 bp. A bargain, 2I2:J Central
nvonuo.
I FOR RENT
jl'Olt HINT 2-i'oiim apartments,
j steam heat and furnished, $1.Vj0
, and $1M0. Imiulro apt. 10, Mt
I lock upts, -ud ami Commerckl.
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FOR RENT .Myitlo Anns modern
furnished apartments free heat
and wator $22,r0 per month tip.
WEAVING All kinds a spec-
ity. Mrs. W. W. Nason, 680
m Court, So. Phone 220-R
'OR TRANSFER AND KTOIU
iGE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
FREIGHT AND ItAGGAGE
Call
FERGUSON TRANSFER
Phono ltd
Resilience Phono Kt-J
Maikut Ao. and Waterfront
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