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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1 915 EVENING EDITION. '
Tent Prices
Are Low Now
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Wholesalers anil manufacturers
hair tiKl uiiiwuiiml ii big rccliicUfiii
In the in ii-c- of triUs anil no arc
mm- K''"K th0 l,t,l,, r ,hls bcc'
tlmi (do ndiantugo of it.
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niiil bj us.
Conic In anil lot us Mimv them to
jiiii iinil ipnitc prices on tho sl.o
lent .Mm desire.
Jolinson-Gnlovsen Co.
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a gun that'll shoot around the cor
ner, and a "process" that'll take the bite
out of tobacco an' leave the flavor in.
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VELVET is cool and bitcloss because it is mellowed
by age. Two years the best Kentucky Burley is
sealed in wooden casks, until every last vestige of
flavor and fragrance is brought to the surface but
every particle of rawness eliminated. The VELVET
way is nature's way.
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Second Hand
Pianos & Organs
We have an over stock of
second-hand pianos and sonic
slightly used instruments that
will be sold at exceptionally
low prices, and terms to suit.
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L L THOMAS
MUSIC STOR
73 Central Avenue.
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X GOODRUM'S GARAGE X
HOME OP TUB
OAH1LLAO AX1) RODGI3
AUTO SUPPLIES FOR ALL
makes OP OAKS
:t!7 Central nv. Phono iJ7:Mj
QUATERMAS STUDIO I
QUALITY PHOTOS
Opposite Blanco Hotel, I
Phono 10G-L.
MARSHFIELD. OREGON I
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SAVE MONEY
by oidcrlng tho famous
HENRYVILLF COAL
BNut coal, per ton $1.00
Lump coal, per ton $5.30 i
Or half ton of both 9 1.73
I). MUSSOX, Prop.
Phono 18-J or leave orilcrs at
llllljcr's Clear Store.
HrYiiHIp tcwmt
SSU.wu.wxv y vw-a
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business
suppose you knew a man. who kept his .shades
drawn liyht all day and burned kerosene instead of
lei liny in the suuliyhl;
suppose you knew a man toiling atony a dusty road
who would not accept a lift when (here was plenty
of room in the wayon;
suppose you knew a miller with his mill built he
side a swifl-runniny strcajn who insisted on lum
iny the machinery by hand.
all foolish, you say? and yet look around you
how few retailers take aduanlaye of the great ad
vertising campaigns run by food, tobacco, cloth and
every other manufacturing line that you cun name!
think a moment! what was the last advertise
ment you read and wondered just which store in
town would be progressive enough to have the goods
in stock so you could see them and purchase?
more goods are sold under the evening lamp at
home than ijou dream of practically every live re-
""'"" ""ra"''sra,'"The)Times
put up your lightning-rod! let your customers
know that you can deliver to them the goods which
great advertising, paid for by manufacturers, has
interested them in.
they will yet the habit and you will gel the
business.
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Vsunlighty
The Coos Bay
Times'
MARSHf 1ELD-R0SEBURG AUTO LINE
Best Cars Fare, $7 Best Drivers
Le.m Mmshficld 3:00 A. M. Dally
Uuo ItoH'buiK 0:ito A. M. Dally
TICKET OFFICE, 139 FRONT St.
MARSHFIELD
New Dodge Cars Fare $7.00
GRAVEL'
Wo aro now prepared to furnish GRAVEL In any quantities
from pllo In our yard or In carload lots, at following prices:
from pilo on ground, $2.?5 por yard.
Canoad Jots, takeu from cars, $2.00 por yard.
Itetnll Department.
C A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
"I'poMto rot.Offlco. Phone iOO.
Statement of Condition of
' FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANKS
of Mnrsliflold and Myrtlo Point, Oregon, at tho close, of business
September -', 1U 10.
Resources
Loans nml Dli-counts $Gia,iau.05
Dunking Hoiiso and Real EBtato CI, 182.77
Cash and Sight Exchango iua.200.ni
Total -IIULI 1001,182.33
Liabilities
Capital Stock Paid In 75,000.00
Surplus and Undhlded Profits 1 1,430.77
Deposits 7S1.74G.G0
Total '' 1001,188.33
Abstracts
D KULIAIILE AnSTHACTS OK TITLE AXD liSFUUilATlOrt
ADOUT
COOS BAY REAL ESTATE, See
HUE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc.
Qr MAKSHKIELil AXD COQl'ILLK C1TV, OREGON
X AGENTS, EASTSMK AXD SEXGSTiACKEX'S ADDITION
aufcMS FOR CAXADIAX PACll'IO RAILROAD LA"NDJI
iik.MIV SENGSTACKEX, SIAXAGER
High Quality Groceries
Our own prompt and particular delivery service Ef
ficient clerks being out of the high rent district and
keeping. our prices as low as consistent with, good busi
ness makes
Conner & Hoagland
The Leading "Grocers Dealers in Good Groceries
797 South Broadway. Phones 348-J and 326
PARCEL POST YOUR LAUNDRY
we Pay Return Charges. Prompt and Efficient Service
COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY
FOR TRAXSFER iXD STOR-
AGE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
FREIGHT AND DAGGAGE
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Call
FERGUSQN TRANSFER
Phono 10:s
Resilience Phone 13-J
Market Ave, and Waterfront
I Times want ads Bring results.
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COMMUTATION nn
TICKETS, $2.00. ZU
MarohflehLXorth Rend Auto
Lino
Cars every ten minutes from
O a. in. to 12 p. in.; to South
Slouch ouco a da.v, leaving at
11 a. m.j to Empire three trips
a day.
GORST KINO, Props,
ews of World's Greatest
ar Day by Day
AT ED
HEAVY
ENGLAND SPENT HXOHMOUS
""SUMS SIXCE WAR STARTED
Raised Recruits Ry This Means and
Also I'hctl Pr.'utor.s ink for
War Iioan
nr AisoclltcJ riffs (o Coot ltj Tlmn.J
LONDON, Sept. 9. Tow many
million dollars tho British Oovcrn
incut has spent In advertising dur
ing tho first year of tho war no
expert accountant has yet had facil
ities to estimate. It is a safe state
ment to make however that no na
tion over spent one tenth ns much
on printer's Ink In tho samo period.
Kitchener's army has boon raised
by advertising. Full page, half
page and smaller advertisements In
the papers aro almost dally occur
rences. Tho billboards havo been
covered with tho greatest variety
of posters any advertiser ever had
printed. A collection of theso
would reveal every piny of Ingenious
nppcnl advertising exports nro cap
able of inventing. Tho signs on
truitiB, busses and prlvato motor
cars incrensu rather than decrease
as tho war, continues. Thoro aro
appeals for recruits lu proso and
verse, In cartoon and suggestive pic
turing all nddresscd nB attractively
as colored Inks and trained adver
tising men can mnkc them.
Seemed War Iioan
Tho recent big wnr loan, tho larg
est lu tho history of governmental
borrowings was, tho occasion of an
other great advertising campnlgu.
Even tho big ndvertlsors who have
contracts for tho outsldo pages of
tho dallies wcro pushed Into tho In-
sldo so John Dull could nsk Drltons
to pour their savings into tho nations
till. If tho public hail not hecomo
accustomed to Great Hrltalu as u big
advertiser becauso of tho propor
tions of tho army recruiting cru
sado, the dimensions of this cam
paign of advertising for money
woiul seem startling, for In Itself
It was nlthogother without preced
ent among nations beforo this war.
Thr.'ft Campaign
Now thoro aro signs of a third
big advertising movement by Great
Hrltalu in its "thrift campaign."
Already tho posters aro urging tho
people to cat less mcu, to cat more
vegetables, to Insist that each loaf
of bread weighs two pounds, to re
port any dealer trying to soil a
smaller loaf, and giving similar ml
vlco us to economical housekeeping.
Tills third campaign on tho part of
tho Emplro hitherto regnrded as
conservative and not given to mod
ern and scnsatldmil methods, has not
yet reached tho proportions of tho
other two tho campaign for re
cruits mid tho campaign for money
but It Is lu embryo still.
All tho patent medicine and
breakfast food advertisers in tho
United States must tnko a back
scat compared to tho Dritlsh Emplro
now when tho tho dimensions, cost
or dlspluy advertising Is lu ques
tion. John Dull lias hrcomo tho
greatest udvortlsor on Earth.
MILLIONS ARE GIVEN
FOR WAR CHARITIES
Petiph of England Respond Liberally
With Funds When Country Is
lit Xecd
Dr AsaoclileJ TrrM U Com D7 Tlmrt )
LONDON, Sept. 0. -Tho totnl val
uo of Dritlsh contributions to war
charities during tho first year of
war Is estimated nt $ 125,000,000.
Tho gifts mnilo through agencies
in tho Dritlsh possessions would
perhaps bring this total up to near
ly ?17r, 006,000. Australian con
tributions In money alono exceeded
$15,000,000.
The Prlnco of Wales fund for
tho year reached a total of $27,000,
000, and local collections bring tills
sum up to $10,000,000; tho Belgian
relief Commission has had gifts of
nearly $10,000,000; tho Times Red
Cross fund was about $8,000,000;
whllo other largo sums were given
through tho Young Men's Christian
Association mid other organiza
tions. ,
JUICE IS IN DEMAND
LOGAN RERRV GAINS FAVOR IN
HAST AXD ORDERS COME
WILL DISTRIBUTE
BOOK ON ECONOMY
ADMIT NEW CITIZENS
Oier Ono Hundred Heroine Subjects
of Great Hrltalu ,
Dr AuocUted rreu l Coot Ilj Tim M.J
LONDON, Sept. 9. Thoro wore
101 caBcs of admission to Dritlsh
nationality during tho month of
Jufy. Five of tho now Dritlsh cltl
ens wero formerly Americans, -C
wero Germans, 111 woro Russluus,
and I wero Delglaus. Of tho -f
Ciormans 22 were cases of readmls
slon of Drltlsh-born widows.
(SUGGEST PEANUTS
I AS CATTLE FOOD
I
English Government Recommends
Vmi of Product Instead of
More Hxpenslvo Crops
(Dj Aixx-Utxt rrta 10 Coot Bir Timet.
LONDON, Sept. 9. Peanuts, lo
cally known as monkey nuts, arc
recommended as cattlo food by tho
Imperial Instltuto, after a scries of
experiments with a vlaw of finding
a substitutes for tho higher priced
foods.
Ileforo tho war, theso nuts woro
Imported in great quantities both
by Germnny und Franco. They
wero crushed and pressed for oil
and tho residue pressed into rakes
for cattle. Hut England used but
a small quantity as tho people,
when thoy cat them at all, cat
thorn raw, being Ignorant of
'tho fact that they nro Improved
by roasting.
India, China, and Africa aro tho
great producers of poanuts, although
thoy aro holng Introduced Into Drit
lsh tropical dependencies.
Times want ads bring rciults.
England Teaching Her Pcoplo to ho
Saving During the War Time
Period
tljr AmocUIM I'rfM lo Cool III? Tlmw.
LONDON, Sept. 9. "Saving
means spending less than wo get" Is
tho mnxlm around wldch tho Par
liamentary Wnr Savings Commlttco
lias built up a text-book of econ
omy which It will distribute broad
cast throughout Great Hrltalu with
tho aim of teaching Englishmen how
to help meet tho cost of tho war.
Tho Instruction given Is practical
and elementary. Tho people must
buy less from nbroud nnd sell moro.
They should "trnvol by train, omni
bus, and tram car as little as pos
sible," thus setting frco for stnto
service tho labor of thoso who work
theso menus of transport, mid sav
ing coal and K.isollno. Everything
they enn grow or ralso for them
selves "lu tho form of vegetables,
wheat, chickens, rabbits, beef, mut
ton, etc., is a gain to tho country."
Tliero must bo "a rovolut'on In na
tional habits."
Coos Day .May Decomo Coast Crater
For Industry Market
Picks Up Now (
Loganberry Julco will probably bo
placed on a pnr with tho Juice of
other berries for cooling nnd ro
fieohlng summer drinks. Lately In
to the Northwest havo como many
orders from castorn confectioners
and hotel men fur this Julco which,
they say, Is rapidly gaining favor.
Stimulation of tho industry wilt cer
tainly result from tho increasing of
such demands, say tho producers of
tho borry.
Farmers of Koutuck Inlot, weeks
ago, asked tho nid of tho local
Chamber of Commerce lu securing
machinery necessary to nttond to tho
extraction of tho Julco from tho lo
gan berries, nnd, with this accom
plished, tho farmers intended to
launch Into the now Industry.
Reports nt that time from tho out
sldo stated that tho lognn borry mar
ket had had u Unt slump and tho
product raised In tho WUInmotto
Valley brought far from stnndnrd
prices. This news for a tlmo halt
ed tho project, and nothing moro
wns dono toward establishing tho
hordes hero on Coos Day.
Mnnngor Holt, of f.io Eugono
fruit growers' Association, after a
visit of tho region In this section,
returned saying that novor had ho
seen such soil of natural conditions
for tho raising of tho lognn berry.
INDUSTRIAL BUREAU
HAS BEEN SUGGESTED
1,7I0,H:I PRUSSIAN
LOSSES TO AUGUST 21
1
Puhttdii'd ListH Do'nll Hugo Xiii'n
. ber.s Slain u Rig
War
nr AttotUtM l'rttt 10 Coot ruj Tlmn )
AMSTERDAM (Via London) Sept.
9. Tho Prussian casualty lists from
No. .toil to 309 gives tho nnmes of
40,2 15 killed, wounded mid missing,
uccordlng to tho Nlouwo Rottcrdnm
bcIio Cornnt. Tho totnl numbor of
Prussian losses published up to Aug.
21th nmoiints to 1,7-10,8 10 killed,
wounded and missing, says tho pa
yor. To tho above list must bo add
ed tho Bavarian casualty list No.
211, tho Saxon list No. 181, the
Wiitorttemburlan list No. 217, and
the naval list No. 11.
FINE RECORD MADE
WITH MORTAR BATTERY
New Showing ,1s Mado at Target
Practice Held at Fort Stevens
Oiegou
FORT STEVENS, Ore., Sopt. 9.
Firing at tho extreme range of l.'l,
100 yards, a mortar battery horo
demolished a pyramidal target, 10
by 10 at tho baso, with the fourth
nalvo of two shots. Tho fifth sal
vo was fired In such rapid succes
sion that tho projectiles wero on tho
way whllo broken pieces of tho tar
get woro In tho air, and tho shells
foil with a splash among tho float
ing remnants, counting as another
hit on tho score.
This record Is remarkable In
mortar practico and Is tho first
tlmo lu the history of tho United
States Army that such results havo
been attained. At tho range used
tho targot Is invisible to tho oyo ox
coptlug with the aid of powerful
telescopic instruments,
WILL TAKE PART
Navy League Will Participate nt
National Oofen.so Meeting
Djr AuocltteJ I'reit lo Coot lUf Timet.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Sopt. 9.
Announcement was mado today that
tho Navy Leagtio will participate In
tho great Conforonco on National
DofoiiBo, which will bo hold In Wash
ingtoii October 4-7, uudor auspices
of tho National Defense League, Im
mediately following tho Grand Ar
my of tho Republic encampment.
'Tuesduy, October G, Ima been set
aside on tho conference program ns
Naiy Day, nnd on this dato tho Na
hy Leaguo will havo complete
charge of tho program,
Toledo Man Outline Good Plan nt
Gathering In Session at
Rochester, X. Y
Dr Attoctiled ITftt to cwtt D7 Tim.
ROCHESTER, N. Y., Sopt. 9.
A central bureau of Industrlnl hy
gtcno composed of members of firms
for tho dlssomlnatlon ofknowledgo
for tliolr mutual bonotlt was advo
cated by Dr. D. C. Solby of Tolo
do, 0 In an address boforo the
American Public Health Association.
Dr. Solby pointed out that many
employers nro installing departments
of hygiene sanitation mid accident
prevention. Employers of largo
numbers of men should afford to
do this, but tho relatively high cost
prohibits tho employers of n few
mou from following this example
"Tho functions of a commorco
club, or other civic organization,
can very well bo broadened to ren
der this sorvlro, upon a mutual plan,
for tho omployors of fow men," ho
snld. "Tho service could take
form lu n sopnratoly organized, yot
affiliated, bureau of Industrial safe
ty, sanitation and hyglono, as Is
now being organlzod In Toledo,
"Tho activity of such a bureau
would display Itself in educatjonnl
work, mid tho exchango of infor
mation, tho making of Investiga
tions or surveys and tho making of
recommendations, In short, anything
that would Increase tho efficiency
of thu employe, nnd lesson tho haz
ard to his limb, health or llfo.
"By cooperation this bureau
would become tho local representa
tion of thu state Industrlnl com
mission or department of labor nnd
tho stnto department of health in
tho work of nccldout mid occupation
al disease prevention.
"Low luorgliiB of profit now,
moro than over, compel Industrial
efficiency. Compensation acts com
pel industrial safety, and soonor
or Inter will compel tho provontlon
of occupational diseases. Theso aro
economic reasons which Justi
fy u bureau of this kind. Hut
abovo all, tho great reason Is that
such a bureau would Book to con
serve tho lives and health of indus
trial workers, who now pay a tro
mendous tribute to toll."
CONTRACT APPROVED
Work on Hliislaiv Jetty Will Go
Ahead at Onco
(Special to Tho Times)
FLORENCE, Oro., Sopt. 9. F. E,
Loofo, government onglncor In
chargo of tho harbor Improvement
work at tho Sluslaw, received of
ficial notlco a fow days ago that tho
contract with tho Miami Quarry Co.
for Jotty construction on tho Simlaw,
was approved, August 20.
By tho terniB of tho contract, tho
Miami Quarry Co. Is allowed thirty
days from tho tlmo thoy aro official
ly notified, In which to commence
work and two years In which to fin
ish their contract.
Tlio company has already com
menced operations but Is not yot
ready to handle rock.
PORTLANDDr. J. II. Boys, a
Portland mlnlstor, condemns the
film, "Tho Dlrth of a Nation" bo
rauso of being historically Inaccur
ate.
Times want ads bring remits. j