The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, August 27, 1915, EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textsszxwrm J& THECOOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELfc, OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1915 EVENING EDITION. FIVE ii.fc-73 ale This is the LAST WEEK of our Clearance Prices On Men's and Boys' Wear Prices as have been advertised and are being shown in our windows RDF um UTIFX ML 5 11 n Is scheduled for tills evening In the years notaries public have not been Longshoremen's Hall on North Front 'notified when their commission ox- Street They will be nddressed by plies ntul ery often In this wny 'C O. Young, organl7or for the Am-, the dates huvo not been watched 'crienn Fcdetntlon of Labor, who has very closely, but now local notaries i been bete several dins In the Inter- tlmt the Secretary of State Is nt ll lii'i your rial Iws pressed free of elmrtjo R? fKinJl&in, wv wn.saXi Avaaan vi The home of Mart Schaffncr & Marx clolhcs Marshfiold. North Bend. At'Gt'ST TIDHS Time and heights of tides Marshfiold. The tides are placed In order of occurrence, with their times on the flist line and heights on the fcrnnd Hue of each day. A compar ison of consecutive heights will In dicate whctlior It Is high or low water. High tldo on tho bar one hour and f 1 minutes earlier than nt Marsh fluid. it..';: 0.1 10.L' 1 0.8 io.r.5 i.:i ll.L'G . 1.0 0.2(1 ::.o ih Mrs. Ft.. I Irs. Ft. . IFl.. :j0illl&. I Ft.. y : i i it-. in.. ;!.io i. ii ii.GU 1.5 l.i:: i.a ri.:ii 1. 1 o.::ri 0.7 :i.H! u.l i. n fi.i i. in n.o h.ao i.o L'.OL 2.0 HI. 11,1 0.C cats of the unions. 1 Kill lllK Deer. 1). h. Footo of tho I Coos Hay-Alleganj-Dialn unto lino phoned today that Hilly ana Andy Krlekson had killed n four-point buck near Loon Lake that dressed 150 pounds, lie said It was one of i the largest deer over killed In that section. Mr. Hi own 0f Gardiner killed two on Camp Creek. I To Move Here. It Is said that that District Attorney Llljotivlst raid family expect to move hero next week from Couulllo. Mr. and Mrs. 11. 0U Udljouvlst wero heie yesterday look- O.j 11. -17 0.0 0.0 0.0 5.01 j ; nMMnKiiiinrcnffniawrswsiiirifv mnmsms The Noble Theater zzzv&rr&T3mctzmmawM,vi!i?2Z7zc&A : i i - I A pleasant place to spend Hit) owning. 'I lie first thnplcr or A DIAMOND I'HOM Till: .SKY, entitled "The llciltni) (if Hull." This obaplor In thtco pails, will lie Hie beginning' of I lie m outfit -i' rl.il Mnty ever pindurod In million pliluios. Plenty of ui'llon mid olio el' Hie Inlghtesi (-tins lit million pinnies "Miss Lot (lo Plekfnid." IIDAItST-SHLK.' WKKKLV Nt) oil Plumes Unit urn Inlciestliig III CUM 0110. wkathkh fohlcasx (llr Awmrlnkvl pre lo Cooi U7 Tlium OUKGON. Fair cooler casl tonight, westorly winds. LOCAL THMPnitATUKE Itl'XOIl'l ( For tho 21 houm rndlnit nt I: CI n. in., Aug. -'7, by HenJ Ostllml, s)eclal government meteorologist: Maximum 70 Minimum 17 At l:i:: n. m 17 Precipitation 00 Precipitation slnco Sept. 1, 1011 CS.78 Proclpltntlon eamo porlnd lasl year CO. 51 Wind: Not th west, clear. lug for houses. It Is said the Dis trict Attorney's offlcu will not be moved hero until after tho Septem ber term of Cltctiit Court. Itiislness .Men to Coitillle. Hov el al aittos of members of tho Coos County Iluslness Men's Association are leaving tills evening for Coitulllo where tonight will be held the quart erly meeting mid banquet of the association. Secretin)' Powell said lie expected probably 100 members In attendance from over tho county. .Vii Word About Silt. No word las been received from Henry Sengslatketi. now In San Francisco, legardlng tho purchase of tho five acres of land on Isthmus Inlet for the site of tho wireless station. He was wired liw mediately after tho action of the Chamber of Commerce, .and asked If terms for three yours I could lie made. 1 l,uy Plntilc on Central Workmen the .McDonald and Coudron log- I ' ' ; :i i of Kiug omul aro umay inning up iuo 10 o-cj0Ci from t,0 planning tnui nan neen mid in mo j clmrcli lit .Maishtlold. middle of the street and shifting it to the north side of Central avenue lit shim; tiii: liwcii (oiiicdics, A giggle In lung. I i toil XTIIH Ono of iverj loot of film. tho Kiilem "limn" It'.s tt thousand feet Till: PAIt.V.MH'.T Auicijca. THAVIJL SHIMKS X(. :i Taken (tip lo South l.owor flmii', t."c. Mali tiny, 10c. ('Million, ,"c Coining Monday Holly Van sop In "Aiiiia Knioiiliia," one of Hie famous hu office ntti'ttctloiis. 'All seals will bo IJ5 cetils lor this iiniaiiioii. m u&utaxzuvs. Kuc&ivA'jisazBagTsgcng Times Want Ads Bring Results Deputy .Million Hero. Dora H. Schllko, Deputy ,(3r.iiid (Matron jf Kastcm Star l.ndgo is In Marshfiold and n guest of Mrs. Chns Fenslcr nnd Mrs. Kllon McCrary nt tho homo of tlio former. A special session of the lodgo In to bo held this evening. Auto Trip. Soven or eight Mntsh fleld men will leave by nuto Wednes day for San Francisco to tako In tho Imposition. Among those, plnunlur to go aro Dr. It. W. Morrow", .1. 13. Wynne, Cell Ireland. Art Miller, Wm. Hngluud nnd Claude Tucker clinuffour. Sthiol Directors Moot. A. T. Haines wont to Coqulllo on tho morning train (o attend n meeting today of the hchool directors of the sending them notifications and ask ing If they wish to huvo their com-1 missions extended another year. No Citptnlit or Pilot. Captain Pol honius, government engineer In ' cliarge of tho bar project, this morn ing stated that, continry to rumors. ;ho has ns yet appointed no captain. or pilot of the dredge Michlo and nothing In this connection will bo known definitely for boveral days ' There Is a vacancy to fill since the resignation of Captnin Iteed, who has gone to Poitland. Motor Car Hits Auto. Yesterday afternoon tho S. P. motor car struck tho electric nijiabout of A. K. flag nou on Neith Front street, knock ing a wheel off tho auto. Mr. G.tg- tion had crossed tho railway track I near the Cold Stoiage plant and his j machine swung too closo to the Hack for the motor car to clear ' him. Ho was not injured, and the! damage to tho car Is not great. i Plant Agates on llencli. That I their seaport may in no way lose I any of Its attractions travelers hero tell of the methods recently em ployed at Newport to keep agalo hiiutois Interested. More than SO00 agates wero planted along the beaclics In preparation for the crovvdB that come there every Sunday. These stones weru imbedded In tho sand, thus making 11 more sport to find them. I.niidtlth Funeral. Tho funeral of Phillip Liindrlth who was stricken In Monrovia, California, by tubercu losis, will bo held Sunday morning at Presbyterian Hov. .1. S. Stubblcfiold officiating. The steam er Alert will bring parties front North Coos River nnd tho Atlantic will make a special trip from South Coos nivcr. Interment will ho In tho Coos Hiver cemetery. Xiilnt Day on Tuosdiiy. At Co qulllo on Tuesdny will bo celebrated ho Natal Day of tho Kastcm Star mid a silver cup Is to bo presented SHOES. SHOES For over) member of the fiitnlly. Shoos that nro nil leather. Shoos that wear, fit, lmo the st)lo nnd glvo )oit coinfoit. (' It O S S I! T S D 1' T T i: X II A IJ V K 11 Makes life's walk easy. In button or lace, tan or black, lit the latest styles and leathers. $5 value. Our price. .. .$:i,i)H Imported Leather. In button or lace: tan, black; latest styles and shape. $15 value. Our price .si.ph A It 1 X (.' T () X Turns miles Into Biulles. In button or lnco; tnu or black. Latest Btyles. $ 1.00 value. Our price .!:.."( A dandy shoe, gun metal, but ton and lace; good solid all leather. ?:s,75 value. Our price :.'.!.- Try a pair of Climax. $.1.50 value. Our price .Si!.l8 (luumetal, button. A dandy, $!l. value. Our price . ..$!!.ll (luumetal; lace; good solid pit leather. $12.50 value. Our prlco T -Sl.llH Tho Originators of Low Prices NKXT DOOH TO MAKSIIl I '- Ineerporated S niMII ' III I Ml i I M UMi Siioes for dress for ladles; pattern vamp; cloth top; lace or button. $1.50 value. Our pilco $:ir0 Tho latest In leathers nnd styles nt n big snvlng over any of the so-called sales. Coniparo values nnd prices $2.(10, $2.1)8, Sit.!!.". Shoes for tho school glrla; vlci, button; ladles' ulzcs, l!'i to 8. $L.00 value. Our prlco .SI. (II). ntinmetal; button; Just tho thing for the school girl, z to S. $.75 value. Out1 prlco $1.1)8. Ladles' shoes In nil leathers; guuiuutal, patent, vlci; button and lace; at n saving of from "5 to ;t!l l-:t per cent on ev ery pair. .S2.2,-, .SIMI), $2.(l, $2,118. Wo lend Others Follow KU) POST OFKICN wmmmm mmmmmmwmmmimmmmmmmmBmmemmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm til his icttirn tomorrow from his farm near South Inlet where ho has been on a vacation. Petitions huvo been filed ns a firm and also Indlvld- i tinlly. Il8 line Takes llxiiiii. Only ono por k'ju took tho examination for Junior I engineer for tho dredge Mlchle nnd ' tho bar project of Coos liny, nc ' cording (o Mrs. Kddy. of tho Post .Offlco, who conducted tho test, , county, whon gonoral plans for tlio , """B" ' riiiun "i uiu uuimn- coming year nro to bo discussed. ,,"-'"l u,u "l,,,,u """'"l "v "" '''" He Is the only ntembor of the local boitrl nlilo to bo present. t l-iihor Men to Moot A meeting of) tho labor union men of Coos liny, mimMvmmnmixmsiwmitmMunxnviiaMwtnixmwvi.inimiitimxaBuuusfLriLiim.lMi.Bmim MUWR'J m" m '" vm III.1 llll.HHIIWUII 0M$ Noie These Low Prices Mu l 'jKJi?' fttW TroiUl slJl!l To1' T"bt!.i, WV: ' ' ' Yni 'V '( styf ' x:) ,4 c $ ",2 $ ' :!- ? -r l$fa-1 ' UttvlX' m :,"x'1 ?,a-:!r' ln'00 15,1" ?",so Bw 1 S-jf w$$Vr'Ai cxP6 $27!a5 $29.7o Jai.oo $5i'o hwJrl ffl$ 'fFjPHlii "nl-j ( 4000 Miles Ouurantcod.) rWf I $Jj ifp'hf'SH1 Fisic m:i) top iiicyclI': 'rmi.s fjMf $$ mw , Free Air yW In nccordnnco with permission grant ed by tho city council. Tho plunks' aro being laid diagonally Instead of lengthwise. llnuktiipto)' Petition In. Tito bankruptcy petition of Mnunssa nnd Son, of Iinndou, has boon filed with Judgo Sehlbrede, rofereo In bank ruptcy, but nothing will bo dono tin- to nny ono of the five lodges In tho county that has present tho largest percentage of Its membership. As sociate Grand Matron Mrs, Dora II. Schllko. of La Orande, will bo pres ent nt the session. Also Mrs. Schll ko will bo at tho meeting of Doric Chapter No. 12 of the Fastem Start to bo hold this evening In the Ma sonic Templo. Hii)s Paper. Will W. Hoi ton, a former well-known Mnishflold boy and son of Air. and Mis. M. C. Ilor ton, has purihnscd an interest In the Cltl.on-Democrnt, of Poplar IJIuff, Mo. Practically over slnco tho family removed front Coos Day to their old home at Poplar lll'tff, Mr. llortou has devoted himself to tho uovvspnpur buslncbs iiud his In! outs In that direction, which dov el oped while he was employed on tho Coos Hay Times, Insuio his succuis in his chosen field. Besides pub lishing an evening dally and a week ly paper, tho plant docs a latge Job lie until tho final word Is received from Washington. I'ls't Are Slow. Al Jensen nnd C. F. McGeorgo returned last eve ning front a two-days' fishing trip six or seven miles above Allegany, bringing 25 good sly.cd trout w(h them. They say that tho fish aro slow and nro hnrd to catch this late In tho season, However, whnt they did get wore largo enough to mnko several good mosses. APPLES Wc have just received a big shipment of fancy Grav enstcin apples that wc arc scllincj for $1.00 per box. These arc the best on the market. Come in and see them. ' Alberta Peaches, per box OjC Bridge (Peter Axe) Peaches, per box '55C WE SAVE YOU MONEY. GETTING'S CASH GROCERY WWA b?-3V TO CTPls. HUTs frs- Vf"! ny h vEKteo mmL A 'WANTKIJ (lint at Chandler Clgur ucw TODAY X FOH KH.Vr CluOco Five llooni Fur nlshed apartment. Hot water and water heat. W. H. Nicholson, llroadway and Aider Avenue. I- Xollflos Xolnrles. in provloiisnnd book business. f yosi waftt Good Groceries and Choice Fruits at the Right Price and with courteous treatment thrown in END or Phone your orders to Wolcotfs Grocery SELECT GOODS AT REASONABLE PRICES 398 North Front Street. Telephone 97-J. WAXTHD 'I ho ladlch or tho Clnlh Ihni Chinch want you to attend the Cooked Food Sale Saturday at Nitsbiirg's Grocery. stand nt once. t FOR RENT t FOIt HUNT Modern apart iiieutH with hot water and heat. $10 and $18. Piumo :io:i-j. WAXTFD Tho Indies or the (.'litis Han Church want you to attend tho Cooked Food Sule Saturday at Nasburg's Grocery. FOIt SALIC ('unary lilt its. Phone USUI, or call 755 So. 11 tit Street. FOH SALK liny innio, tl )Cai-s old; weighs 1000 lbs, tor $15, J. II, Curler, Coos Hiver Creamery. FOH HI. NT iMoinii apartments, steam heat and furnished, $15,00 and $18.00. Iiuiulro apt. 10 Mat lock npls, 2nd nnd Commercial. LOST Unity buggy please call II HO It. veil. Finder WAXTUI) llooiuors by day or week. Marshfiold House. Helen llnrvoy, Hrcakfust served. Phono l.'17-L. FOIt HIIXT M)illo Arms inodom furnished apartments froo heat and water $22.50 per month up. t WANTED $$ WANT )on to iiHeiul Cio Cooked Food Halo at NnBhurg's Grocory, Saturday. WA.VniD To Iioitow' li:illO on good chattel security, for 0 months or ono year; 10 per cent, C' Times. WANTHD Pupils for dancing school Tiii-H, mid Tliurs. nights at Odd Fellows' Hull. 8 o'clock. Phono II88-X. VEGETABLES WAW AND FRUITS:,v, From Coos County Farms ly man and wife with 1 years old, place to work on Apply "D" Times office. i M When in tire troubla your first thought is how it happened; your next, how to cor rect it. The only positive cure we know is a FISK TIRE we sell them. TH OP nsic wvnmu'TOHS sornnvrsTi:n oitix.ox (.'OUST KI0(.H(iF '' ,5el,l v,xi' KIMF OV PFC.HHT fotjuHlo gents SEASON No License. Required It Is the "Open Senson Chickens at our shop. and Juicy and theto's no tlio number you can "bag' thing for your Sunday dinner or pic nic luncheon Wo'ro ready to servo you with a wholo round of "flesh or fowl." Call us up for anything In tho list and It will como promptly. Pole Hoiist, Hoof Konst, Poik Ton dot'lnlu, Siiiio-i'lbs, I, eg of Mutton, Voal Cutlets, Prime lleof Steaks, Sausages. Wo nro ciKlonvoiliig to give to the people of Coos Hay tho choicest homo products. ly patroullug us you not only get (iiullty produce for jour homo, for Hrolllng l",, 'ou ",l' ''''P'tig hulhl up )ottr Thoy'ro ripe ,""" ''"" limit to' this woelc we huvo: lust thoJApples, per bo 7."c, ijil, JjH.ti.l (iiecn Corn, per doen l.5c Straw bort los, per hov IOc f IIIiickheiTlos, pot' hov Mo Plums, per pound ilo Spuds, pet- pound 1 o l.oiuons, per doen liOc Fll Hxpoi'lencisl coal miners. Apply lleavor Hill Coal Co., Hea ver Hill. WANTFD Tennis at Hatidon, Ore., ft haul Cx8 ties -two trip haul. A. F. Kstabrook Co., phono 1111 ' t FOR SALE t $? FOIt SAlii: Healing stovo and small show ruse. In good condi tion. Art Nccdlo Shop, cornor 2nd and Market. WEAVING All kinds a spec ialty. Mrs. W. W. Nason, 680 12th Court, So. Phone 220-R Coos Bay S. G. WIUTSITT Hauilon gcnt I J. E. Ford (Sb Co. 1 74 South B'yvay i Phone 58-J Union Market FarmersExcJ!.! immmmmmmmmmmmmummmme FOIt THANSFKK AXI) STOH AC'H OF HOUSHHOU) GOODS FIIFIOIIT AXI) lUGGAOH Call FERGUSON TRANSFER Phono lOit Hesldcnco Phone lit-J Mai hot Ave. ntul Watcrfrcnt