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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELfr, OREGON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1916 EVENING EDITION.
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THREE
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1 0 In Gold
For A Name
Mr. Nnslmrci, manager of the Nasburn Grocerv. has
handed in his resignation to take effect the 25th of
: September. For this reason it is necessary to change
iho name of this store and we want you to heto us
! choose a name for Which we will pay the successful
person
10.00 IN GOLD
The name must be a general name. It must in it
self suggest the nature of our business. The name se
lectftd and the name of the winner of the prize will be
published. All suggestions must reach the Nashurg
Grocery on or before the 29th of September.
We reserve the right to select and reject.
Nasburg's Grocery
THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING STORE
Phone 213 Second and Central
-7Jll jr i
he Noble Theater
TONIGHT
WllUiim Fo present) Henri Bernstein's masterpiece, "SAM-
BOX," (.Sot the Itlbllciil play), with WUjMAM FAHNUM.
A splendid pictures produced In five lvcls, with tliu highest-
priced nctor In tho motion picture huMimsN. Roused to tllaiilc
hrulli by the falseness of his friends mid hy (ho fact that the
hvlfo he Mciitdilps npnrn his devotion, this modern Samson pulls
Bonn tho structure of wealth that ho himself has creeled, ruins
plie rake who is pursuing his wife and crushes the crowd of )'
ojilmuts and hungd on, tliat his benevolence has enriched. A
ni ci fill dianiatie play of tremendous force.
Oilier pictures will ho shown In addition to the Fov attraction.
hirieou Cents, upslalrs or down. Children, 5 ecu Is
Tonioirow night: ".Jim Wilson," tho lO-ycni4 old wonder ov-
rrjono should see him. "TJio Itomaiico of Hluhio" and other
Kood features.
MOTHERS
How often, when ' buying
knickerbockers for your hoy
you liavo asked, "How will
they wear?"
No need to ask if you buy
Dutchess
Knickerbockers
10c. a lluttou; r,0c. a Hip
No other kind is made so well
to withstand tho strain put
upon them by tho activo boy.
All over tho country mothers
nro learning that tho pur
chase of
DUTCHESS
KNICKERBOCKES
mcaiiB posltlvo economy. Put
them on your boy. You will
spend less and sew less
Every pair sold with tho
makers' guarantee.
Roomy cut, easy-fitting, smart
in appearance and as to wear
tho Money Warranty set
tles that point.
Woolen Mill Store
TWO STORES
Marshfiejd North Bend
linker brought down two nnd Copt.
'Smith one of tho three animals and
all jmjoyvd a huge venison foam.
JJoiiip on Furlough. Lelnnil
Honey, a member of the Phllliplno
I Constabulary, arrived on the Snnta
; Clara this morning from Snn Fran-
clseo on his first visit lioniu In five
'enrs. Ho left for his homp jn Co-
iiuille thin afternoon ami will have.
t until January 1 on his furlough He
I said thnt oxurjthlng Is quiet In Iho
.. TlmP. .nnd !lc,Snta f tides at Islands at present.
Marshfield. Tho tides are placed In Henty ps TliU Yir lust on
'order of occurrence, with their times ,'". y"''--,Rt on
on tho first lino and hclchts on tho."'0 ver" of Oregon's going dty
second lino of each day. A compar- eomeg the news that tho statu tlilsi
jlson of consecutlvo heights will in-1 your has produced some 100,000
men or low lmlos of lions. Moro than 1.000.-
BREVITIES
sr.i-n:.MiUin tidks
i memo
wator.
whether It
High tido
is
on
tho bar one
hour nnd M minutes earlier than at 'l00 ,",s ,,CCI1 HR,"t tl,,B ycnr ,n u,lU
i Marshfield
27,Hrs.. 4.24
Ft..
'28,Hr.
29 lira.
Ft..
Hrs.
Ft. .
30
4.1
Ti.09
3.8
0.00
3.C
0.40
0.C
10.10
1.8
10.45
2.0
11.18
o o
7.05
C4
;t.o5
5.0
4. 21)
4.0
n.io
4.7
2.05
tlvatlug and gathering tho crop. Doz-
11.10 i ons of pickers went to the Wlllam-
tf.a
11.53
0.5
0.0
0.0
5.59
4.4
44
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WHATJIEU FORECAST
Dr AdocUIkJ Htm la Cm III TlnM
OREGON Knlr tonight,
cooler with light frost Inter
ior west and heavy frost In
the East, Tuesday fair and
warmer except near coast;
winds mostly westerly.
LOCAL TEMPKRAXURB
RECORD
For tho 24 hour eidlng at
4:43 n. m., Sept. 27, by
DenJ. Ostltnd, special gov
ernment meteorologist:
Maximum . G2
Minimum 51
At 4 ; 4 3 a. m 52
Precipitation 28
Precipitation nlnco Sept. 1,
1915 1.01
Precipitation i&no ported
last year 9.1G
Wind: Southwest, cloudy.
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JOHNSTONE To Mr. nnd Mrs. Jas.
H. Johnstone, of Allegany, Sep
tember 22ud, a son. Mother and
child are doing nicely.
O. A. 11. ltHUMOX STARTS MV
WASHINGTON TODAY
JUTH COOS RIVER ROAT
SERVICE
LAUNCH EXPRESS
arcs Marshfield every day
a, m, Loaves head of river
at a: id p. m.
BTEA5IER RAINBOW
area bond of river daily at 7
m. Leaves Marshfield at 2 p.
For charter apply on board.
ROGERS A SMITH
Proprietors
MILDRED ROGERS
NELSON
PIANO INSTRUCTION
Pupil of Tugo Mansfeldt,
San Francisco,
994 Elrod Ave., corner
of Tenth . . Phone 410-J
Thlity Thousand Old Koldlcrs Will
Paitlclpatu In Parade Which
Piesldcnt Will Review
Dr Anoelit Prn to Com ZMr Tlmu. 4
WASHINGTON, 1). C, Sopt. 27.
Tho forty-ninth annual reunion of
tho Grand Army of the. Ropubllc
began hero today with thousands
of veterans participating. Thirty
thousand veterans aro expectod to
participate in tho parado Wednes
day, which will bo rovlowcd by Pres
ident Wilson.
' ' '
are you "GAMBLING"
FISK
RED TOP
BICYCLE
TIRES
$2.75 $3.10
IN TIRE
SATISFACTION?
Free Air.
Filtered
Gasoline.
Open
Evenings
Open
Sundays
There's one tire that carries with it not only the guarantee, but the proved
test of having made good on Coos County roads under the hardest usage.
This tire is ONE you qan bank on to do more than is claimed for it. There is no
chance in FISK TIRES. -They do the work, deliver the goods and make good every
time. The priceswell, here they are compare them and then compare the tire
value. 1
'A Distributors
houtliWetern
Oregon
SIZE
30x3
30x312
32x3V2
34x3y2
34x4
36x4 '
36x4y2
37x5
NON-SKIDS fIVE PER CENT HIGHER
THE GUNNERY
TIRES
$ 9.00
11.60
13.35
14.90
19.40
20.50
27.35
32.30
TUBES
$2.35
2.70
2.80
2.95
4.00
4.15
5.20
6.25
Office in Coko Ilulldtng. District
Attorney L. A. Ltljoiivlst Is malting
arrangements for offices on tho
third floor of tho Coke Building
whoro ho expects to movo in soon,
bringing his offlco here fiom Co
qulllo. Hi-lug Ncv Horse. To tuko the
placa of the unimnl that two weeks
ago was uhlpped from San Francisco
to bp used on the new Standard Oil
compauy'a dolUory wagon came an
other liorso this morning. It arriv
ed in good shape.
d'utliei-H Kvftle"ce. Bon Fisher Is
back from Ktuoka whoro ho went
gathering evidence in tho William
Shook white shivery caso which it l
expected will bo hoard In Portland
early In October. It is possiblo ho 'roads."
will also go to Gold Boach.
.New Machinery. Otis I. Wilson
Is Just Installing a comploto set of
agate cutting machinery in his new
Jowolry store. Tho coniploto uaulp
mont wll greatly redupo tho time
reiiulrod for cutting und polishing
agatos and unable him to do liottor
work.
Xow lIni'iil Stoiv. Manager Scott
of tho Marshfield Florist Company.
has leased show window spaco from
h. h. Thomas in tho Wiley B. Allen
Music Storo and will opqn a down
town branch of his business there,
having special displays on Fridays
and Saturdays.
Bank at I'cmc-r H. J. Loney, the
Port Orford banker, was in Aarsh-
Hold last weok ou business. Ho ex
pects (o opon his new bank at Pow
ers in three or four wcoks. Ho
will rotain his railroad tlo business
at Port Orford and divide his time
tbetwcpn thero and Powers.
Itouds in Bud 8inpo. A. J. Mon
del and Jtox Webb went down to
Bandon yesterday morning in a ma
chlno, roturnltig from thoro last eve
ning. Thoy said tho roads were in
mighty poor shape and that tho au
to had to do some strenuous plowing
and groaning to got back again.
Get Three Doer. Capt. E. "George
Smith, Frank Rogers, Ueorgo Baker
, and Floyd Coffelt went hunting yes
terday on tho south Coos ltlver near
tho head of Bcssoy Creek and came
homo with three fine bucks, Geo.
HST KIXO GARAGH, Noith Bend Agents.
S. G. AVllITSCTT,
l
1 1 ONE-CENT SALE I
I I MAXIMUM HOT WATKR H
H
I Regular 2.00 I
IB ih opucmi luuuy UIIU lUlllflUW IH
1 1 Two bottles for $2.01 I
IHliS Ounruntnad for venrtt IH
-i
1'ibK jiiscrinuiora h ; m h
houtiiwestern H H uarm t.uu h
Orogon II H
I THE BUSY CORNER
KIMH AM) VOX I'KGERT, CoquIUo Agents. H H j fexa gore m
Bandon Agent. Hj Hione -08 H
wmmmtmrnammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
ette Valley from Coos, among them
being Severn! workman from Marsh
richl. Wed Hero Todny. Kmest llug
gosherg, of Gardiner, nnd Miss Ruth
Smith, of Klkton, were married at
noon today at tho home of 1). L.
Rood, Rev. 11. B. Foskott officiat
ing. Tho brtdo is a sister of Mrs.
Coffelt, of Coos River, who witness
ed tho nuptials and thoy will spend
part of their honeymoon nt her
home. They will make their home
In Gardiner.
Council Mt'ctH Tonight. Tho City
Council Is scheduled to meet this
evening; principally for tho purpose)
of again taking up the matter of
the Mill Slough dralnago system,
which was discussed nt n special
meeting with tho Port Commission
ers on Tuesday. Nothing was done
at that time nnd tho Councllmen
sny they may get some headway
this evening. Mayor Allen Is still
In San Francisco.
Hot Stuff In Fatal. Surroundod
by friends, a Jovial crowd, Charles
Olson on Saturday night sloppod over
the bounds of his constitution nnd
found himself gloriously drunk and
unable to too the scratch. Ho had
failed to heed that "tho sin mon do
by two und two, You must pay for
ono by ono" and went to Jail to spend
his night sleoplug It off. In tho
morning his pile was minus a flvci
that plunked Into tho gonoral treas
ury. From Hulltvun Ranch. Mr. Sul
livan says that tho story that the
lino dlspluy of frultB and vegetables
Jn tho Chambor of Commorco win
dow came from Bill Sulllvan'fl gar-
rdcu on Knob Hill was a canard n&
they nro tho products of Sullivan
"Brothers' ranch at Cooston. Ho says
Tilll (Sullivan could not raise a hill
of beans on his Knob Hill Garden.
Tho exhibit which has uttractrd bo
much attention Is simply tho rim of
tho products nt tho Cooston ranch.
' Romts That Aro Roads. A copy
of "Motoroud" received horo con
tains mugnlilcout photos of scenes
along tho Columbia Rfvor Highway,
An article written by S. C. Lancaster
consulting engineer of Multuomai,
tolls of tho construction of tho road
thnt la attracting national attention
'and shows what can be douo when
pcoplo start to muko "roads that urn
The lssuo is especially slg
nlf leant hoio where the bonding Is
Biio will probably soon bo befora tho
ivotcrs.
(Says I'txly In Wonderful) J. h,
Koontz who recently returned from
San Francisco where ha visited tho
'exposition says ho doesn't blamo poo
plo for going broke to sco It for It
Is surely worth Ml. Mr, Kaontz was
on tho grounds ou Nutlvo Sop day
when thero wcro moro tlmu 275,000
pcoplo thorp und when cx-prcsldeut
Tuft burned the mortgage papers.
Ho also visited soveral of tho loading
machinery plants iu San Francisco
and learnod a few now tricks In acet
eloyne welding work.
Adda A Xow I,lno. Matt h. May.f
tho woll known nnd popular trav
eling man has Just uddod another
lino to the standard hrands of food
products which ho carrlos. Mr. May
has boon made the Coos Bay repres
entative of the American Biscuit Co.
which with his other accounts
makes a quartotto of tho leading
products Including Haas Bros.; Gro
cers, Armour & Co, prlvlslons; As.
(oria Flouring Mills Co,, flour and
feed' and tho American Biscuit Co,
cracker manufacturers. His frlonds
now refer to him as being with tho
"Big 4 lino."
$
AMONG THE SICK
KNIT WEAR, SHIRTS, SWEATERS, SHAWLS,
BOOTIES, CAPS, KNIT SUITS FOR THE LITTLE TOTS
Owing to the big buying power and the output of good
reliable standard merchandise in our eighty-three busy
stores,- is why we can save you from 25 to 33 1-3 per
cent on every article that you buy of us.
Knit Shirts. They are dandies at one-third the '
price more 39c, 49c, 69c, 98, $1.25, $1.49
Sweater Suits for the little tots, per set 98c
White Shawls, good and large 98c, $1.69
Knit Mittens for the little ones 10c, 18c, 25c
Knit Hoods, all styles 23c, 39c, 49c, 89c
Felt Slippers, worth at the very least one-third
more 49c, 59c, 69c, 89c, 98c, $1,45
QODMAN'S SCHOOL SHOES 98c and up
forerfiartttdl S 1
A few prices for the week:
Tomatoes, fqr fanning, per apple box $1.00
Cooking Apples, per box 50c to 75c
Lard, per Sjo. 10 can $1.25
Albers Rolled Oats, per package 25c
Crystal White Soap 6 bars for 25c
Pop Corn, just received, por pound Cc
WE SAVE YOU MONEY.
Gettings Cash Grocery
North Broadway Near Central Ave.
paw
PALACE MEAT MARKET
THE BEST Meat Market
THE BEST Meats
THE BEST Bologna,
Weiners and Pqrk
Sausage
THE BEST Variety.
THE BEST Service.
THE BEST pooth's Fresh
Oysters '
THE BEST Delivery Ser
vice, THE BEST Care taken
in putting up
orders.
We also make tho reul old fashioned "l'unnern Snipked Sausage"
Phone 406 J 180 No. Broadway
Children calling and phone orders given special attention
j
X PERSONAL MENTION X
$
MUH. A. H, DOWNS wpnt to Cociulllo
todiy for a short stny.
JOHN FlillQUSON canio homo today
from a 10 days stay at thp Fair,
D. L. HOOD returned this morning
on tho Santa Clara frpm u short
stay In San Fruuclscq.
L. A. LILJKQVIST i etui ned to Co-
iiulllo today on some legal busi
ness. Gh'OItai: F. SMITH was n visitor
(rom Cpoa, iilvor over Saturday
ami Sunday.
V. C. QOItST Jias roturnod from
Florence whoro io went to look
after tho auto lino.
MllS. W, 11. GUKTJ8 and W. B.
Curtis Jr. nro homo from a vjslt
at tho Imposition.
S. A. Carmlchael, who hud an
operation performed fur appendl
cltls, la recovering nicely and ex
pects to bo out of tho hospital In
a few days.
Wm. Vaughau is confined to his
honio in North Bend by u Beyero at
tack of Ja Rrlppo
Mrs. A, S. Hammond Is repprted
quite sick at hor home Iu North
Bond.
A, B. Neff'H youngest son Is ro-i
liqrtcd quUo ill.
I Mrs, Levi Smith has suffered an
other attack of kidney trqublo. She
vwas recuperating nlcoly unt.il tho re
lapse oixurcd.
I Ilnrru UTInWIlir'u lit tin i: null tor 1
recovering from anpthor ra(hqr ser
vorp attack of stomach trouble.
fho littlo child of M.r. and Mrs,
James Wall Is reported quite 111,
TWf
NEW TODAY
:
FOUND Muhoiile Shrliier j.l". ()"
or may havo article hy identifying
and paying for this ad at Times
office.
'?jf
:: WANTED I
WANTS WqiUC Well oxperienrcc
practical nurso, specialty on con
finement cases. Address Mrs. M.
luohoy, Marshfield, Orogon. Tel
ephone 3096, Hay City.
WANTKD Woman Mho waatH home
as companion to eldorly lady. No
objection to ono child. Phono or
Qal, Tho Times, Box "K".
IilCKNSKU l-WUfyKlW, 17 yin ex
pprlonce, wants poaltlon. Apply
Box "M" Tlinea offlco.
WANTKI) To. Icaso small ntncl),
fully stocked, box GOD, North
Bond, or phono J481,
tteMt X
FOR RENT I!
l'OIt HAI-i: Thirteen Jcroy cowh,
frcsl) soon. Also team wprk hors
es. Apply Gago ranch, Allegany,
or write box 607 Mnrshflold.
NOTIC'li Iai1y takliiK lilcyclu from
182 Second street, comer Ander
son, Saturdy night, la known and
should rotum wheel at onco am
save trouble,
l'OIt HKXT Two furnlsliod itpurt
meuts, 10LM Klrod. Phono U87-X.
V1l IU3NT HToom hoiiso on HoU
Toutn street. Apply Joim t iia
or J. C. Swanson.
l'OH RUNT Two furnUhod ap4.
Heated. JIB. 00 and 18.O0. Seo
ond and Cqinmercul. Apply Mat
son's Quality Store.
r
PH. i, ):. icijiry, vvtM,
Coke llldtf. Phpnp 14J.
ut)
WANTHIl CoiiiK.'tent jUl.1 for jjen
era! housuwork. Apply ufternoou
or ovonln'g at 12SI North Sixth
street, or phqno 5C-II,
found :
FOUA'D ICoiH' and rlnir Iu ihV;
owner may have samo by Identify
ing und paying tor this ad at
Times office
fOU.NI) nontlenuin'H gold signet
ting, with monogram, Ownor may
have bume by Idontlfylug proper
ty .and paying for this ad at The
Times office,
FOR SALE t
ttWH't
KOl HAhi; 1 IfemlJiKton automatic
shotgun, 12 guugo. larst-clasa
9ondton, Apply ''T," Times office.
I'OU SAIdC Six cows to be fresh
soon; out of fine herd. APPly J.
M. Culloy, Catching Inlet. Phone
311-1.
rOH SALI5 CHEAP IinproferocjftU
on fine littlo ranch near Milling
ton ou Isthmus Inlet, 300 chlcV
ens, 34 ducks, etc., and will .glv
leuso free Inquire at Times, or
address L, D, lloblnson, Hor 610,
Marshflold,
KOIt SALH CI 1 10 A P Comet, cull af
ter 6 P. m., Sol Drlscoll, Wi Hall
avo. West.
WEAVING All kinds a spec
ialty. Mrs. W, W. Nason, 680
1,2th Courth, So. Phone 2-R
n