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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1915 EVENING EDITION.
FIVE
'Cold awl Fog
(I , 1 luitl'lT tlio "I"" ' l'.V !
s (iiIiimI In no ,,f ''"' Sttoncrs.
vw, i , i n most .select Mock III var
um sI)ch ml ,,,u"'s ,,l,,, "lo P'kfs
l.ili lioiu
$2.50 to $9.00
ru "'iir well, look null mill add
hi olio's comfort limit an lie
him-
u. Ill) i 1 1 "I
line of Miii'I-Iiiuuh i
i,.n-: UK I" rrtfo from
$5-00 to $9.50
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itml
ioii
tiilml, iml Hip nilces rnngo
$1,25 to $5.00
Whero the Price is always
Right
Tho Stores:
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FA I'HYTIIIXU SAXITAHY
ALU US OPIOX FOU IXSPIOCiiOX
Wp make Ii'o ('renin lo onler,
nil) kind nml in ntiy iuau
III, lor pintles, lodges, pic
nlrs. elf. : : : : : : : : : :
Wo ilo not speak of Its
(. I A I j I T Y
Thill spooks for Hsolf
SARTER'S
Phono yd!!..!, MnrMiflelil
Flout St,, Opposite, lllmico
Hold i
I
scrz3saisrcrc3E3mssr3rrissaas3a ,
RUG can
make or
mar the appear-
I a nee of any room.
p.
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We have a
large variety
of them for
every room
in the house
OUR WINDOW
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Jolinsoii-Gulovsen Co.
'I'Iid (Quality Xiinio uitli tho Servlco
Funic
XOIITI1 FltOXT STltKI?!'
For Sale j
At Sacrifice
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Fine Rugs!
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The MMe Theater
To-Night
"A lMeuhiint Pluto to Spend the r.tcning
Vt Inst Til 10 ItOMANCi: OF 10LAIX10 has mrlveil nnd will, pus
llltely ). hhiiMii tonight. This Is (ho concluding chnpleis of "Tho
1 lolls of loiulno" wlilyli will urn fr l"ii inslulliiicnts. It's bet
l"i Mian cvoj full of thrills ns usual.
I'HFVM DPI) Ono of (ho IOsMinny enrtron romeilles. Sometlilii-;
for t'i kiddles to laimh m.
A ll O' DIHOAMS Sherhlnii wild (hat "war Is hell." This pic
lure -ro es cnmiuc'iigly nml lmjrtsJv'ly (hat Sheridan was tight.
"in- of the iery best fonture wo luivo had for some time.
I'lU'r fit or, inc. I'lillilien, ffc llalcony, 1 tenth.
Toiniiiow night: "Davhl llartim." Tlio I'm amount feature (hat
't i rj ono lias boon asking for. Come early.
'lhursclay: ( hnrloy Chaplin In his gvontpst two-rcpl comedy,
"I- 'ugh and Djimmlto.' better than "Tlllo'h l'linctiircd ltomniice"
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sioptkmp.f.k tides
Time mid llPlclitn of tlilna nt
Mnrtihflpld. TIip titles nro nlacnl In
order of orenrrenep, with their times
on tin- first lino nnd heights on the
second lino of pnch day. A compar
ison of conserutlvp heights will In
dicate wlictlipr It Is high or low
Water. Illch thin on tlm linr one
'hour nnd tl minutes oarlior than at
Marsliflelil.
20 Hrs. . (i.in
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6.0
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OUIOCON Partly cloudy
nml occasionally threatening
tonight. WeilnoHtlay fair;
westerly winds.
LOCAL TIO.MPRUATUKH
ItKCOHl)
For tlio 21 houra ending nt
l:i:: n. m., Sept. 21, by
llcnj. Ostllnd, speclnl gov
ernment motoorologlst:
Maximum C2
Minimum 47
4At 4: 13 n. m 61
Precipitation 00
Precipitation slnco Sept. 1,
1915 31
Precipitation same poriod
hist year 0.10
Wind: Calm, cloudy.
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NOHLK-To Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Noble, at their homo at Ten Mile,
a son, their first born. Mother
and child are doing nicely and Mr.
Noble Is about the happiest man
in that beet lou.
Church Service. There will ho a
servlco In St. Luke's Church, Um
pire, tomorrow evening nt 7:30, to
continue every week hereafter on the
same evening.
Loses Khmer. Oeorgo Ilnlncs, son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Haines, lost
tho tip of his finger by getting it
e: ught In tho gear of an auto on
which ho wns working.
Tnv Kiiuiilljillon, Fred Holllster
and A. S. Haiuinond of North llond
went to Coqullo this morning to at
tend a meeting of tho Coos County
Hoard of lCiuulis!atlnn, this being mi
adjourned scbbIou.
Pm-ly Tiiinxlny. Mrs. F. K. (ict
tf us has Issued Invitations for this
iifleruoon and Thursday afternoon
Pickling
Spices
The
SNAPPY, '
PUNGENT
PURE kind
that gives
the
TASTE
and '
TANG
See our window illsplny
The Owl
Pitimnt Delivery. Phono 71
The Centra! Ave. Drug Store
nl 11 HI WHIT
II
complimentary to Mrs. A. T. Stcln
er of Salem who Is visiting friends
on l hp Hay.
Is Impiming. Mrs. lOslhor M.
Lockhuit, Coos Hay's oldest woman
resident who bns been (inltu seriously
HI, Is reported somewhat better. She
Is the mother of Mrs. Henry Hong
stai'ken and Herbert Locliliurt.
(Join (o Pohpc-i. Clins. McClees
who has been connected with the
lJlanio Cigar Store for the past year
has resigned, effective next Sunday,
to take a position in A. J. Menders
Hub Store nt Powers under Man
ager Fensler.
Iloino from Online;. Mrs. John
Peterson. Mlsg Alpha Peterson, Miss
es Hazel ami Gohlu Carey, Miss 01
Ihpii, lOlmoro Potorson and Walter
Haydon, liuvo returned homo from
Curry county after enjoying an out
ing In tho Hoguo river country.
Will Try ('use. Harry O. Hoy wns
called over to Couulllo today In tho
I.ambcth vs Morrow case, In which
with I. X. Miller, ho represents tho
dofendent. , John U. Ooss and John
C. Kendall were at court ns attorneys
for Lambeth in tho same caso.
Mull Is ,ai'. The mall from
Hoseburg failed to arrive on tho
train last evening and there were
many disappointed patrons at the
office n short time afterwards. Tho
mall camu In at noon today. No
reason Is given for tho delay.
Xcw Tank Wagon. The Standard
Oil company has received a now tank
wagon In addition to tho delivery rig
received hero a week ago. Tills will
be nt-oil in making the outlaying dis
tricts. Ono of tho team of horses
bi ought north from San Francisco
has died.
After Salmon. Dr. I)lx this morn
ing Joined tho salmon fishermen,
going to tho lower niy to troll for
Chinooks. August Farley is at Um
pire and was to show him how. W.
J. Conrad and Tom James loft for
there nt noon to see if Dlx left any
fish In the lower bay.
Move In Atloiin. Clarence Could
who rccntly comploted his logging
operations near Allegany will leave
shortly with his family for Cibola,
Arizona where h :pects to locate
Ho has some rclr.' ' there and sov
oral members or the Oifjo family
who wore formerly located at Cibola
have moved to near Phoenix.
(Join Aii Over Dose. Charles
Hrlggs got an over doso of flro wn
ter last night and wended his way
to tho town "coolor" whero ho spent
the night, leaving this morning via
tho back. As much ns he wished to,
a flat pocket hook did not allow htm
to innko a contribution to tho gen
eral fund.
Meet t'mnvnvc.s Uoth having
been uway for several weeks and
both unaware that tho other was
coming, Swan lloiifion and Kenneth
Huiisor met yesterday at tho Hauser
& Hauser camps near Lakeside Mr.
limn-on came down over tho lino
bringing Mrs, Huiisou with him, An
Inspection or tho work Is being
made.
First .MniTlwio nt Powers. Tho
How O. Lo Hoy Hull, of tho crulu
or Llfo-LIno tomouow will por
ronn tho first murrlago ceremony
nt Powers, In the Loggors 'Chapel.
Mls 10 vu Lewis becomes tho bride
of William Preston, an employcn
of tha Smith-Powers' Logging Com
pany. They aro both well known
In Powers, where thoy have ninny
friends. Thoy expect to inako thoir
home there.
Seek liifoi'iii-illmi. More letters
are bollix received regarding Craw
fords Point. T. P. Lorlmor. or
Choyonno, Wyoming, writes that ho
has Just purchased two lots there and
now hag suspicious that all Is not ns
hns been Indicated. Hocontly tboro
linvo been lottors from tho Illuck
Hills country. Wyoming, whore tho
agents of tho Portland, lOugono und
Coos Day Land company are said to
lie at work
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Take Care of
Your Teeth
When buying tt tooth bnihli
why not ono thai DOIOS
NOT shed Ms nm.STLIOS.
The lliisy Corner Spec'ul
Tooth Hriisli (JnarantecKl.
THE BUSY CORNER
The Rexall Store
Phono t!8
WEAVING All kintls a spec
ialty. Mrs. W. W. Nason, 680
12th Courth, So. Phone 220-R
Will llullil lioiuo. Krlclc Johnson
Is among tho recent purchasers In
Sunnyvale, having closed a denl for'
two lots through W. A. Hied. Mr.
Johnson plants to build this winter
when work In his Hue becomes slack.
Thee AppllcnCoim. nr. Leslie put
n for rent ad In Tho Times yestortfry
advertising a house In Ferndale. To
(toy ho had received three appllca
lions for the place and found a tei
nnt. One appearance or the ad in
'I he Times did the work.
Itiillioiiil Man Hoi,., swan Hen
sou, of the Hub-contractors on the
Puip-Muii-Coos Hay stretch of tho
Southern Pacific, arrived at Lake
side with his wire. This Is his
first visit there in several months.
Hy a strange coincidence, he and
Kenneth Hauser reached there at
the samo time, although neither
knew that the other was rom'ng.
This Is Mrs. Henson's first visit to
this section. They will be In Marsh
field for a short stay In a day or
two.
Hentrop Is Thrown- Chnrles Hen- j
trop, after wrestling his way through J
Coos and Curry Counties, and get
ting thrown sundry times, went up
to Portland and there on Friday
' night Kddle O'Connell, also known
In local wrestling circles, took a
match away from him. O'Connell .
secured tho first fall In 41 minutes'
with a hammerlock and bar chan
cery and won tho second nlao with
a hammerlock which Hentrop could
not break in 21 minutes and 21
seconds and then quit. He now asks
for another meeting.
COMPLAINS AHOCT 1)0(1
Owner Says Dog only Harks to Show
Friendliness
A man nnmed Henderson vns
before Judge Pcnuock usklng what
can bo dmio to a neighbor that has
a dog, continually a mennnco to
children as they pass down a trail
In Holso Addition. Tho dog is said
to belong to John Pettis. Henderson
usked that tho JiiiIko wrlto a letter
to Pettis commanding htm to tie the
! animal up or n law action would ho
i brought ngatnat him.
! Pettis is understood to maintain
i that the nnlmul mcorly barks and
dances about to show his friendliness
' and has no reason for disturbing
the children.
i AID lOLKCT OFFICIOUS
O O
The Ladles Aid or tho Methodist
church met Inst Wednesday after
noon in tho church hall for their
regular business nnd election of of
ficers who will take chargo of the
work beginning with tho conference
year Oct. 1, lDlfi.
Tho following ladles wero placed In
offlco:
Prcsldont, Mrs. .1. O. Langworthy;
Vlco president, Mrs. David Nelson;
Second vice president, Mrs. Wlnfleld
Langworthy; Secretary, Mrs. J, Leo
Hrown; Treasurer, Mrs. AV. II. Per
kins. Mrs. Charles II. Curtis was
elected Tamalo Sales Secretary.
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SOCIAL CALIOXDAIt
TU10SDAY
lOplscopal Ladles' Guild
nt Oulhl Hull.
North ISoitd Mothers' nnd
Teachers' Club at Central
School building.
Mrs. F. K. (Jettlns enter
tains for Mrs. A. T. Steiner
of Salein.
WIODNIOSDAY
Cluistluu Sisterhood with
Mrs. W. A. Hold.
Nurclssiis Club with Mrs.
luglo Pedorsou.
Jolly Dozon Club with
Mrs. Otto WiillmarU.
Doicas Club with Mrs.
Kalno.
D. M. C. Club with Mrs.
Chns. Williams at North
I) end,
THURSDAY
North Ilend Episcopal
Guild with Mrs. C. M. Uy
lor. Mlnno-Wis Club with
Mrs. 10. A. Harris.
lOustsIdo Sowing Club
with Mrs. S. P. Hock.
A. N. W. Club with Mrs.
II. Qulst, hostess nt 101k
rock I.odgo on South Coos
HIvcr.
Mrs. F. K. Oottlns for .Mrs.
At. T. Stolner of Salom. '
FHIDAY
DtiBlncHa Meeting of Pur-ents-Tcachors
Club of lOast
slde. Kensington Club with
Mrs. A. O. Hogors.
Lucky Thirteen with Mw,
F ( amoroii.
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IJF.POHTS OF IIKill CIIAHCF.S OX
SCHOOL TIIXTS AHOl'Si: MUCH
IXIIKJXATIOX PKOPOSI-: TO
F.LIMIXATi: M'HOUHLi: IX IT
Tl'ItU Plans for eliminating the allnged
high charges on public school hooks
and for better service In suppllinen
tary. books in the future are under
consideration by a number Interest
ed In tho schools. There Is an In
tenso feeling over tho reports or nigh
charges and it Is likely that soine
thiirg will be done about the matter.
A. L. Darker, formerly principal
ol the Marshrield high school, advo
cated a plan of eliminating tho do
lays caused by Inadequate servlco of
Norton &. Hansen, who have enjoyed
a monopoly of the business, and also
to eliminate any chance for excesslvo
charges. It Is likely that this will
be taken up again.
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MHS. C. C. OILHIOIIT who resides nt
Camp 1, is in the city today.
K. II. JOHHNK was a visitor in
Coiiullle today on legnl business.
J. S.. WHITAKUIt of Myrtlo Point
was a Murshrield visitor yesterday.
KAKL POWICLL, or tho Husluess
Men's Association, was a visitor'
at Powers today on business.
I. N. MILLION went over to tho'
County seat this morning on legal ,
business.
MH. AND MHS. II. S. TOW10H and
daughter Nora, returned 'Inst eve
ning from a motor trip to Powers.
MISS ANNIO SMITH and Miss Agnes
Kuukcl have taken upartmeuts nt
.Myrtle Anus for tho winter.
J. A. LUSIO Is expected homo this
week from u visit at tho San Fruii
clsco exposition. r
JUDO10 JOHN COK10 went over to
Coiiullle this morning to seo what
shape tho court docket Is In.
MHS. 10. O. MAY has returned from
a visit with relatives in Yubii,
California.
MHS. JI0NN110 HOWMAN was among
tho visitors horo today from Al
legany on a shopping trip.
CJIOOHGIO HIOUNDAHCiAHDT, of Al
legany wns down this morning on
business.
11I0N OSTL1ND went down to Ilnn
don this morning to seo what
progress Is being inado on the
I). II. Hlock.
A. 11. POWI3HS went, over to Co
1 ill Hi) today wlieru ho is Interest
ed in the right of way case from
South Inlet.
JOHN MOTLIOY returned to Co'iulllo
this morning to spend u further
part of Ills vacation In the Jury
box.
"SMILING DUTCH" (nine ovor
from Huudon yesterday and ex
pected to arrange a wrestling
match or two on Coos Hay.
DH. J. W. MOHHOW und Dr. W. 0.
Colo, of Portland, arrived here
this morning und went over to
Coiiullle.
WM. HACLUND bus returned from
an auto trip to the Ban Francisco
I.Tvlwiutf Imi iifwl unt'M tlinf Un nn.l
Joyed It Immensely.
GUY TOKH10Y returned yostorduy to
the logging (jump at Heaver Hill af
ter spending Sunday In March
field. WILL STAUFF and his brothur,
James, who Is hole from Califor
nia for a visit, loft yenturdny for
tho Stauff rnnch near Arago for a
short stay,
A. ADOLPIISON, of Donmnrk, to
turned to his homo yohtonluy ut
ter u huslnoHS trip horo regarding
a now sawmill about to bo put in
operation by himself und sou,
MHH. FHIOD PAYNIO hag roturnod '
from n visit with frlonds
In California. Mr. nnd Mrs. j
Payne have taken apartments at ,
Myrtlo Arms nnd will movo tboro ;
In a fow ilnyB.
CIOLL 1H10LAND is expected home
tho last of the week from Ollalu
whore he stopped off to got a
winter's supply of Canms root in
tho tlcklo grass country. Fnnk
Denning says that If ho came In
without any Camas root that ho
might ns well start right bark.
They try to copy our method; they try to copy our
prices, but they cannot deliver the goods. Every day is
Bargain Day at the J. C. PENNEY CO. STORE. Always
one price and that is the right price all the time.
The mill-ends are going rapidly, Think of it, ladies,
buying Red Seal gingham, last colors; while thev last,
1 2 K;C value, Our piioe 7'.c
Mill-end Tablo Damask, 2 yds, wide, por yard.39c
Outings, a dandy 8 1-3c value, Our price, yd,, .5c
A dandy in all colors and patterns, 10c val,8 1-3c
192 1 Outing, the best on market, 12'oC val. 10c
Bed Sheets; they are worth at .tho least, one-third
more 39c, 49c, 69c, 83c
Blankets, good large ones, worth at least one-third
more 49c, 69c, 98c, $1.49
GODMAN'S SHOES for the Boy and girl
: $1.39. $1.49. $1.69.81.98
;h Tops
Ineornaratect
wfr miermi'iTTik
vmmmM '" .
t m
A few prices for
SPUDS, per sack !jSl.:n
ONIONS, per sack JjU-ttl
CHOLOATK, Il-lb caii,..H0c
WE SAVE
Gettings Cash Grocery
North Broadway
BIG CATTLE DRIVES'
MVHTLIO POINT HAXCIIICHS TAK10
.MOKK l-'AT STOCK TO .MAKKIOT
Kills Dement Takes Out About Ono'
Hundred nml (,'iiciiii rtrns. I
lOighty Dead
Sylvester Jones, the Myrtlo Point
live stock broker, camo over today
to look after business, lie said that
Inst week, Kills Dement started his
full cattle drive, taking between nine
ty and u hundred head o( fine fut
stock'. Thoy were driven to Hoseburg
from whero they will bo shipped by
train to Portland, (luerlii Hrothers
also drove out about eighty head
from their ranch. Koine outside
valley hut linvo not arranged for any
other drives.
A,
C. I0HHI0CKA wont up the North
Fork of Coos liver today, ilo said
ho expected to Ret a deer while ho
was awuy. Hut tho only uininunl
tlou In sight wns u box of candy
but while that's good nininunl
tlou for Murshfleld dears. It is not
the kind for the four footed' ones
on Coos Klvor.
A. ('. (JOIXG COMIX(J
A. C. Going of Portland Is expect
ed hero within a weok or so to con
fer with his son, C, C. Going, about
tho now homo for tho Going & Har
vey Company at tho corner of Andor
Bon nnd Hroadway. Plans for n
brick building have been made. The
foundation will be put In this full
und possibly the building started.
MOVF.S TO ASIILAXD
L. A. Hohorts, fori nor mayor nnd
banker at Myrtlo Point, wns horo to
day looking after hiiHluoss, He will
move to Ashland October 1 hi hopes
or the chaugo In climate benefitting
his wife's health. Ilo bus been n res
ident of Coos county for forty-two
years.
Cut Prices
Regular 35-CENT package of
Quaker Oafcs
for 25 CENTS
This Week Only
Phone Us Your Orders
Two deliveries daily 9:30 in
the morning and 3:30 in the
afternoon to all parts of
Marshfield.
W.H.DINDINGER&CO
Banker Hill
Department Store
Phono :t'J
''TTr.7r7i"rm 7, r'
1
$1.98, $2.25, $2.49
the week:
GUlOKN' COHN, doz ..l5iSn
ICCOS, dozen, Eastern) . .:i(le
GOOD COFFKI2, por lb..2.-5c
YOU MONEY.
Near Central Ave.
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I'OH HA Lit One !25l).:(l(l() Savngo
rifle In flno condition, with $2."i0
holster and three boxes shells.
Hetall value $:ir. All for $i:i,7o.
Tho (1 turnery, Front St.
For.VD Near lOlghtlt and Central,
stick pin with Amethyst setting.
May bo had by naylng for this ad
at Times Office.
WAXiiOD Plato lo work In family
by experienced girl. Address "ll'
earo Times,,
WAXiiOD Hoy with K'l references
nt lllanco Cigar store.
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WAXTIOD 10pt)iienco1 coal miners.
Apply Heaver Hill Coal Co., Hea
ver Hill.
WAXTIID Toams nt Haiidon, Ore.,
to haul 6x8 ties two trip haul.
A. F. Kstnbrook Co., phono 121
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I'Olt KIOXT Two furnished npts.
Heated. $15.00 and $18.00. Sec
ond mid Commercial. Apply Mat
son's Quality Store.
FOU Hit NT (l-iooni liiiuso In Fern
dale, Phono 1611, North Hond.
FOlt ItlOX'J' Itooms nml upts.
Teachers solicited. Phono -113.
FOlt KIOXT Small rooming house.
Furniture for salo, Phono 113.
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I'OH SALIO Slv cows; (o bo fresh
soon; out of flno herd. Apply J,
M. Culley, Catching Inlot, Phono
:illl.
I'OH HALK Solid oalc illii'ug tablo
und chairs, (hie range, heater nml
completo outfit, at low prices. F.
A. Casslty, iOastsIde.
I "
I'OH SALIO Option lot I) blk f5,
First Add., Mnrshflold, I). P. La
mtolle, 3106 HIlHugs, Mont.
FOU SALIO CII10AP Improvements
on flno little rnnch near Milling-
ton on Islhimis Inlot, 200 chick
. ens, 31 ducks, etc., und will give
; lease free. Incjiilro nt Times or
I uddross L. 1), Hoblnoou, Hox G 10,
Marshfield.
i '
FOU SALIO lllanco rooming bouse.
I 60 rooms: on easy terms. Or will
, Undo for suitable real estate in
i Murshfleld. Apply 10, K. Forry,
; lllanco Hotel.
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