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THE' COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1915 EVENING
EDITION.
FIVE
,1113 young fellows who go (o
mako iP t110 8nm" B01
nrc almost lnvnrlubly pnr-
Imhr about Uiolr npncnrmipo
Bll,ui.r ... . i, i...
j when cornea iu .., .,
: . .i. "inrv latOSt" tllO Olio
that Jst arrived tills morning.
(Vc'o always been nblo to plcnso
them, ninl they arc ulwnys moro
than satisiieii wmi uu m. wui
rhcro's stylo n-plonty nnd nil tbo
quality that coul11 u0 desired.
Tho nro Crnvcnetto weather
,nnf,l loo. so you needn't euro
If tho lint does got wot.
fomc In and look nt mo now l-'nu
ktylcs.
Woolen Mill
Store
Manhficld North Bend
Prescription
Specialists
Bring us your
prescriptions.
THE BUSY CORNER
Tliu Ituuill Drug Store
PHONE t!8
Wo Deliver
LADIES
ARE VOU LOOKING KOIt RIG BARGAINS IN
MILLINERY
Whllo llioy Inst you twin net Hats nt tho following prices:
All $10 Hats $7.50
All $5 Hats $3.50
All $3 Hats $1.50
COME WHIMS THIS SELECTION IS (iOOl).
MRS. ELROD
I'runt Stioot.
hanks giving Turkeys
I'l.uv jour onlor now, .specifying slo mill Mnrt and wo will en
'!or to ,-et jst lnt j.,,,, .,,,, Vo expect to lw nblo to fill
"'I rdcis, but f joii jlf glvo us time, wo will ho nblo to glvo
)wi beta.,. service.
We Imvo somo choice Coos ('unity fresh meats in addition to
"no that a meat uinrkot can carry.
&. Ford & Co.
-" Union Market
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oble TheateD
TO-NIGHT 1
PA.ltA.MO lXT MflHT.
"' favoilto comedian, Victor Moore. In S X O 11 S" one
f ' greatest tomedy drniiifltlo lilts over offered In lilioloplay.
7'ni it pour milkiimn. used to getting up at three o'clock In
"le moniliiB to deliver bottle or milk at the doom of more for
'ute person!,, ,,11 of n sudden flndliiR thnt ho Is a Duke nltli
OtiO.oo,,, This Is the chancier uhlch Victor Jlooro l'lays n
Tml) tho latobt Iuisky Puruiiiomit fentmo comedy.
cltTO()s IX THIS IIOTlHi Tho original gloom chaser. A
"'Milkier that every grouch In tho city hhoiihl see.
"EnST.SlrjO WKISKIiV. Always lulercstiuc.
Lower Flonr. is nfc Rnirnnv. 10 cts.: Children, 5cts.
-r., .w uiu.j wv-v-,,j,
ftuiUroW nights Chaille Clia)dlu
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l
November tides
Tlmo and heights of tides nt
Mnrshriold. Thp tides nro placed In
order of occurrence with their times
on tho first lino nnd heights on tho
second lino of each dny. A compar
ison of conseeutlvo heights will in
dicate whether It Is high or low'
wator. High tldo on tho bar one
hour nnd til minutes oarllor thnn nt
Mnrshflcld.
10
IlrB.. .1.28
Ft... 4.3
lira. . n.2G
Ft... 4.2
lira.. 0.05
Ft... -0.5
lira.. 1.03
Ft... -0.2
lira.. 2.01
Ft... 0.2
lira.. 3.05
Ft... 0.5
9.50
1.9
11.00
2.0
0.29
4.2
7.35
4.2
S.35
iM.
9.29
4.5
3.41
5.8
(.35
5.0
12.10
2.1
1.2S
2.0
2.49
1.8
4.02
1.4
11.09
-0.8
0.0
0.0
5.39
5.0
G.54
4.5
8.15
4.2
9.34
4.1
11
12
13
11
1G
WEATHER KOHECAST:
ltT AiocllJ Tmt to Coot llr Tlmci.
OREGON Fnlr cast, occa
sional ralu west; winds most
ly Boutliorly.
LOCAL TKMI'KIIATUIUQ
RECORD
For tho 24 hours ending at
1:43 n. in., November 10, by
Den, Oatllnd, special gov
crnmont meteorologist:
Mnxlmum 49
Minimum 31
At 4:43 a. in 37
Precipitation 25
Precipitation slnco Sopt. 1,
1915 0.13
Precipitation sumo period
last year 17.48
Wind- -Southwest, cloudy.
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SUNRISE AM) SUNSET
Wednesday
November 10. Sun rises
nt 7:05 and Bets at 1:10.
$
Ih Injured- J. W. Umstnttd whllo
working In tho mill yesterdny had
his. right hand pnlnfully Injured, It
J being necessary to tuko several
stltrhcB pi the wound.
Sailor Co Exploring. Shortly be
fore thd Hreakwntor sailed today for
Sun Francisco C'hlof Carter got n hur-
Iry up call to nld In tho finding of
Not to Pioneer Ilnnhwiii Co.
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In his greatest comedy "Work"
two sailors who had evidently Btnrt
cd out to exploro tho city somowhero
nlong Front street nnd fnlled to re
turn. They wore rounded up In time
tc get aboard beforo tho ship sailed.
Ducks nro Scarce. Ducks In tho
vicinity of Ton Mllo nro stilt senrco,
according to Captain Monson, of the
Messenger. Ilo said that In nn all
dny hunt there Sunday ho got only
ten birds. A heavy storm Is keenly
looked for by tho hunters, bo that
the ducks will bo driven In.
Will Ask for HUii-c. Charles
Jlall, president of the Coos Good
Honda Association, Is said to be In
tending to nttend tho meeting of the
State Itlghwny Commission In Sa
lem tomorrow when thoy apportion
tho funds through tho counties of
tho stntc. It seems that tho cus
tom Is to aid tho counties thnt have
already bonded themselves, that
hnvo shown n willingness to go1 in
this help the road causo along.
. Auto Owner Must. Register.
From tho offlco of tho Secretary of
State In Oregon hnvc gono somo 30,-
000 pieces of mnll addressed to the
owners of nutos, motorcycles and the
chntfeurs of the stntc, ndvlslng them
their licenses all oxplro by December
31 nnd they must ngnln roglstcr for
tho now yonr. Thoro aro In Ore
gon moro thnn 23,000 autos, over
2,000 motorcycles nn( 400 clmf fours
and some 173 stores for' supplies.
Engineer Is Coming. Word ro
colved from Eugeno statos thnt Hon
r; C. Currlc, telcgrnph nnd tclophono
engineer for tho lntcrstnto commerco
comuilsslou is on Ills wny hero to do
somo work for tho commission. It Is
not known hero whut can bo tho purpose-
of his mission nnd thoro Is a
probability that Mr. Currlo Is n rep
resentative of tho Railroad commis
sion that somo tlmo ngo mado nn in
vestigation of tho telegraph nnd tol
cphono conditions in this county.
ItiP'K Kino Corn. Formers all ov
er Coob Day nnd tho territory tribu
tary aro bringing In tho best of their
corn to bo exhibited nt the corn show
to bo held hero November 18. Ncla
Monson brought In two snmplcs of
corn from seed given him early In tho
season by County Agriculturist J, L.
Smith. Warren G. Ucsscy brought
down somo big cars, too, thnt will
bo shown. Tho ecr- already brought
in has been placed i j dry placo nnd
probably will keep In good condi
tion. Railroad Must Hurry. To snvo
tho good namu of Coob liny, tho
railroad must hurry. In a letter
received n fow dnya ngo from Port
Inud n woman statod her willing
ness to coino hero to visit providing
uho could get hero snfoly, "but this
Is imposslblo no a-," sha wroto. "I
heard a Rosoburg stugo had boon
held up, that tho stages down tho
bench woro tipped over Into tho son
nnd now comou tho wreck of tho
Santa Clarn. I guess I'll wait for
tho railroad."
KiilntN On Stage. Prof. Archibald
Ferguson Roddlo, head of tho dopart
n cut of dramatics at tho state Uni
versity, and well known hero for his
readings of n year ngo, fnlntod on tho
htngo a fow days ugo whllo in tho
midst of the drama, "What tho Pub
lie Wants." Tho play waB being
staged by his students nnd Prof. Rod
dlo waB In ono of tho leading roles.
Overwork and worry were given na
tho cnuso. Ho was removed rrom
tho stage, tho audlouco rocolvod
their money back nnd now Prof.
Reddlo la In bod taking tho rest
euro.
Many to Debate. Moro high
.Hohoola aro continually adding tholr
names to tho list of tho schools en
tered In tho state dobating contest.
I Word from FWgono states that 42
i schools ur nbw in the race, among
. Immel s Shoe Talk
SHOB9 AND LBATHKR are what
wo can tell you ssmotblng about.
We have lmd ao yoars' experi
ence In tho loather business and
wo ought to know what wo aro
talklug about. If you will como In
and take a look at our shpes, w.b
will explain to you how to toll a
good shoo from a cheap shoe, and
what kind of a shoo will squeak. Wo
know how to stop the squeak.
Wo carry tho Martha Washington
Shoes, Most overyono has head
what fine house shoes they are.
Our prlco is . . . . ; S-.bo
Baby Shoes from tho smallest to
the largest sizes, fat ankle baby
shoes with cloth top, white top, red
top, blue top and black top, Iiaby
shoes are priced from 40c to $1.0
The Bluffers come next, for all slz-c-
of boys' and girls' patent leather,
vlcl kid and gun metal, from
$1.73 to 82.BO
Rubbers for children, slzos from
5 to 12 at 5Ue
Ladles' Rubbers, to fit any size
shoo or heels 7.1c, H.V
Men's Rubbers $1.00
Wo have somo odd pairs of shoes
that wo will sell at almost your
own price. Stop Jn ind tako a look.
ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
S. J. IMMItf, Prop.
J80 South HrowdHay
them being Mnrshflcld, North Bend,
Coqulllo, Myrtle Paint and Bandon.
Tho number of schools Is Increased by
ono over the number of last year.
Tho question Ib ."Resolved, That tho
United States should adopt tho es
sential features of tho Swiss system
of military training and Borvlce." Tno
local students nro already hnr,i nt
work on the question.
PERSONAL MENTION X
!?
GUY CIIAMI115RS was ilown from
his Daniels Creek ranch.
MRS. P. 11. CROUCH was down to
day from llnynca Inlet shopping.
W. R. HART, nt Hnyucs Inlet, trans
acted business In the city today.
T. CHRISTENSON, of Tcmploton,
wns hero today on a Bhort visit.
F. G. L1SSLI13, of Coqulllo, was hero
again today, calling on tho trade.
REN SMITH was down from his
South Coos River ranch today.
J. T. DAVIS, of Tcmploton, wns
hero today looking nfter business
matters.
MRS. W. I). JENNINGS, of Hayncs
Inlet, wns among tho shopping
visitors down today.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY MLJEQVIST
was called to Coqulllo on legal
business this morning.
C. II. GRAM, of tho Stato Labor
Commission, arrived In this morn
ing from Portland.
CAPTAIN T. J. MACGENN, of tho
Hreakwntor, arrived-last evening
ovorlnnj from Portland.
JOSEPH FIFE JR., of tho Estabrooa
company, Is hero from Ilamloii In
connection with his tlo huslnoss.
CHESTER E. HULING, prominent
hnrdwnro merchant of Myrtlo
Point, camo over on tho morning
train.
OEORGE FLANAGAN, Jr., has re
turned from tho Ten Mllo coun
try, whero ho has boon for sev
eral woolen.
wald who will tako a couplo of
weeks' vacation. Mr. and Mrs.
Jones hnvo been nt tho Snu Fran
cisco Exposition.
C II. GRAM, doputy stale lnbor com
mlsBiionor, arrived lioro today from
Snlom and Portland on ono of his
regular trips of Inspection.
DON GARDINER who hns been con
fluod to his homo In North Ilond
for somo tlmo Is recuperating and
was ablo to como to Mnrshflold
today.
HARRY GORDON has gono to Port
land whero ho will bu for novornl
days conferring with a shoo sales
man from tho east. Ho Is oxpect
od back on Saturday.
TOM TENNISON, lineman of tho
local telephone company, left tills
morning for Gardiner, where ho
will bo for two or thrco weeks look
ing nfter company work.
DEPUTY UNITED STATES MAR
SHAL DECKER loft on Jho inorii'
lug Btngo for Portland after sev
eral days hero. It Is oxpoctcd that
ho will return tigalu shortly.
SYLVESTER JONES nnd wlfo uro
expected horo soon from Myrtlo
Point and Mr. Jonos will tako u
position In tho Pala'co Moat Mar
ket, rollovlng Mnnagor Nick Os-
A. S. GILLENWATER has gono to
Powers to tako a position with
tho Smith-Powers Company. Ho
and his wlfo and two sons woro
passengers on tho Santa Clara,
oil of tho boya holng drowned,
MR. AND MRS. W. F. MILLER re
turned via tho stage from Roso
burg last evening after 10 days
spent In San Francisco and ono day
In Portlund. TJioyhnd a very en
joyable trip.
OLE 81SVERSON, proprietor of
tho Lakcsldo Hotel, camo back
to town hurriedly yesterday to
got relief from an aching tooth.
His pains woro rolloved and he
roturnod home again.
MRS. P. D. BROWN, wlfo of the
S. P. engineer In charge of tho
lino abovo North I.ako, camo in
yesterday for a visit, making tho
trip from tho uppermost tunnol
to tho hridgo on tho train.
J. M. PATTISON, formerly of Mnrsh
flold but now with tho Matsul Im
porting Company of Portland, left
yostorday far Baudon to look after
somo business after which he will
return via Rosehurg to his home.
CIIAJtLES HALL, of tho local telo
phono company, loft on tho train
this morning for Rosehurg. Ho
lias business in Salem, Portland
and Astoria and will probably re
turn on tho next Kllhurn from tho
north.
II. L. CRAWFORD and wlfo went to
tbo beach today In hopes of flnd
ing traces of n shipment of per
sonal effects which woro sent to
Mrs. Crawford by her father at
Sabehta, Kas., and which were on
tho Santa Clara.
OR. RAY 5IORROW and family aro
moving from the Fred Messcrlo
house at Eleventh and Central
to tho Morrlssey houso on SoutJ
Tenth, near EIrod. Fred Smith
and family havo moved from tho
Morrlssey house to tho Ayro houso
on South Ninth, near Flanagan,
which was vacated by Max Teppor
and wife.
DR. II. E. KEIrV, Dentist, U01
Coko Bldjc. I'ltoHe 1184.
M ill
Times tyant ads brine results.
CASE NOT DROPPED
MAMi INSPECTOR EXPECTED
HERE TO INVESTIGATE
May Mako Complete Examination of
Alleged Opening of Mall Sacks
Aboard Santa Clara
Tho fact that Deputy United States
Marshal Becker loft this morning, re
turning to Portland, In no wise means
that tho looting of tho mnll snets
aboard, tho Santa Clara has been
dropped, Is tho statement of Postmas-
ftor Hugh McLaln this morning.
There Is a strong probability time
a postal Inspector 'will como hero very
i shortly nnd mako n thorough exam
ination. Ho will bo given tho evi
dence thnt hns already been collect
ed. Would Issue Warrants
This man would hnvo authority to
Issuo warrants for arrests and tho IT
S. Marshal would then bo called 'up
on to servo th in.
Mr. Becker enmo hero for tho spe
cific purposo of serving pnpors on
the Bhcrlff nnd district attorney nnd,
with this completed, his mission hero
was through nnd licnco his return to
Portlnnd.
Xo Arrests Yet
Thoro woro persistent rumors
about the streots yesterday thnt nl
rvndy sovornl arcsts had boon made
In connection with the opening of the
mall sacks. Thoro reports wcro un
truo for no nrrests hnvo yot been Is
Biicd, It was stated today.
There Is a postal Inspector at Rose
burg and It Is posslblo that ho mny bo
sent in hero, Inasmuch as hoMs clos
est to Coos Bay.
ASKED KOIt HELP
Telegram Sent to U. S. Maitlial for
Protection
A Portlnnd newspaper prlntu tho
following:
United States Marshal Montng
received tho following tciepram
from L. A. Llljcqvlst, District Attor
ney nt Mnrshflold,
"Wo cannot protect tho enrgo of
wreck of tho Snntn Clarn. Will you
deputize Harry Kimball, customs
officer of this port as doputy United
States Marshal to protect this ship
and cargo from pirates? Also send
dojnity from Portland at once. Ans
wer this nnd wlro appointment of
Harry Kimball tonight."
Aa a ciihtoins official Kimball has
no jurisdiction na tho Snntn Clara
carried no off-shore cargo nnd noth
ing In bond, Fodornl regulations
innko It Imposslblo for Montng to
wlro a doputlzatlon to him. Tho
Marshal, however, Immediately wir
ed tho Attorney General for author
ization to proceed to Marsh field.
PROBABLY RELATIVE
Ilosebiii-K Bootblack TlitukN Ills Cous
in W'ixh Mis-slug Man
Tho Rosoburg Rovlow soys;.
Whllo looking through n newspa
per yostorday, ono of tho bootblncka
In chnrgo of a stand nt tho cornor of
Cass and Roso streets, discovered '
that his cousin's nanio upponron
among those missing ns u result of!
tho Snntn Clara disaster. Tho nnmo
I of tho missing man Is G. Alton. Tho
bootblack has telegraphed relatlvos
nt Marshflel, to ascertain If tho Al
len named In tho dispatches Is hla
cousin or 1b another person who
chanced to ho aboard tho Ill-fated
boat."
G. Allen was nt first roported
missing but was tutor said to havo
been seen alive slnco tho wreck.
WRECKER COMING
Representative of Company Will Ar
rive Hero This Evening
A representative of Simon Broth
crs.n wrecking company, Is oxpoctcd
horo tonight. Whether tho company
has bought tho Santa Clara wreck
with a vlow of salving, or whether
the representative Is coming merely
to look It ovor, Is not known.
There aro winches, engines and
othor machinery on tho wreck which
If properly taken off by porsona un
dprstandlng tho work would bo worth
tho efforts of a wrecking company.
BOOKS ARE RETURNED
Tho Mussel Root Club boya
brought to the public library about
nlxty books which were taken up
when they came ashore. Tho label
was washed off, but there was
enough left to show that tho books
had something to do with tho stato
library, it Is supposed that It was
a circulating library.
Tho books will be dried out at tho
Marshflcld library and returned to
wherever they belong.
SEEKS .MISSING MAN
Mayor F. E. Allen yesterday re
ceived a telegram from Mrs. Bnrnotto
of Spokane, Wash., asking for infor-
matlon concerning tho winch drlvor
on tho Santa Clara who Is missing I
ar.d Is supposed to havo been lost '
Sho wanted to know whether hla
namo was Robert Bhearer or Edward
Shparor and a'0 asked for a donorlp-1
Times want da bring rfculU,
WE SAVE YOU 25 TO 33 1-3 PER CENT ON EVERY
ARTICLE YOU PURCHASE HERE OVER ANY SO-CALLED
FORCED SALES, OR ANY OTHER. We do not buy
bankrupt stock to mix in with our regular stock.
Flanncletto Kimonos. They nro certainly dandy vnluos at one
third tho prlco moro .tl.li, $1.U., DKo
Ladles' Sateen Skirts, .ilnndy value .?l.'J:i, OKc, tll)c, 40c
Barber Towels lite ttozeu
Turkish Towels, good size, good weight, 17c value. Our prlco 1-Jjjc
A larger one, 25c each value. Our prlco J"!&o en.
Extra long nnd heavy, It fie en.. Our price -1 3o en.
Outing Flannel, U7 In, wldo, good quality fie yd.
Outing Flannel, 27 In. wide, 10c valuo. Our prlco 8 l-:ic jil.
Dress Glughum, 27 In, wide, 10c value. Our prlco . ...H 1-itc yd.
School Rulers , In ca.
Pencils i. . i- for tie, and lo ou
Men's Flnunol Shirts .' s. i!? 1.1)8, ijil.lD," IMc
Ludles' Rubbers,' first quality, worthy ouo-thlrd moro. ...fHt; 4!c
Logger Shirts, good heavy quality, slicker back, ?l.fi0 val..$;i.0H
Boys' Mnoklnnws, Jfi.uu valuo. Our price ... .......... .i?:t.l)H
Men's Mucktutuvs: mndo of long wool, Norfolk stylo, $S.G0
value. Our prlco ,.., 5(1.1)0
Intcreerated
Wo Lead Others Follow.
Specials:-
APPLE, (Special) first-class Kiodn, aro hand picked,
two boxes full for .7ttc
BULK CRACKERS 12&c
TULIP MILK, per can, (5c
Snmo slzo na Cnruntton, (largo.)
Gettings Cash Grocery youSmoEney
NO. BROADWAY, NEAR CENTRAL
Winning number for this week is Oo'tJ
We also had another drawing on last week's doll.
The new number is T 2681
Burpee's 5, 10, 15 ct. Store
lion of hlni. Sho did not any why
she waB Interested In him,
.LEAVE KOIt ARIZONA
II. a. Sumorlln, J. N. Loo Jr. nnd
Roy Stout depnrtod for Arlxonn,
whoro thoy will Join a party of
United Stated govornmont ouglu
ocis, who nro engaged in scctlonulug
a part of tho suiul-arld region of that
stato.
Kpcrdiu'll miIIn .South Thursday
noon from North Bend. Tickets at
Abstract offlco nnd Warren Paint
era, North Bend.
Reduction at Tho Panama.
TO
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MAULED
t Jw TODAY t
?$
FOR KALI') Ono hay horso with
star In forehead; 8 years; weighs
lir0; sound as a dollar and true
us steel, flfiO cash. Two Jersey
heifers, three yonrs old, JuhI fresh,
:tfi each. Ono Jersey cow, flvo
years old, to froahon lu Febru
ary, $36. E. C. Bnrkor, Alio
gany, Oregon.
KOIt RENT Dairy ranch, wllli
stock for sale. Jiiuulni G. A. Gould
owner, Allegany, Oregon.
f i pwiii mi in i i i iww
FOR KALE CHEAP Household fur
nlturu. Apply L. Ciimpboll, Cur
tis Cottngo, Bunkor Hill.
$
I WANTED t
$
WANTED Second liana baby hod
without mattrcBs. Phono U83-J.
WANTED Kiom HO to KM acres,
' not over 10 miles front Coos Bay.
Address "W," euro Times.
J
X FOR SALE t
&$
KOIt SALE BV OWNER 200 acres
stock and dairy farm 2 miles from
Gravel Ford, Oregon. $15,000.00
E. O. Carter. Myrtlo Point, Orogon.
FOR HALE ilOO red cedar posts,
nnd 0 feet long, nlso a float, CO
feet long, lu root wide, good
sound planks. Apply Campbell's
wood yard.
KOR BALK Dnrw lwnr, from reg-
fntni'jiil ntnnk. 1! 1nu rklrl Tfar
'f.V.tl. H.H"(I w .-. y. ..ft- '
ry uravcus. lMUQiuc luwt. r,
Tho Originators of Low Prices
ELKS DANCE
Don't forgot Wednesday evening's
dance. Bill, nnd bo right there with
wlfo, mother, sister and swoet-lnwrt,
This dunce lu for Elks only nnd lot'a
malm It a Joyous one, Mako your
engagements now for Wednesday
evening. Thoro'a u big surprise wait
ing for you. Como on, Bill!
By order of commlttoc.
FRANK V. CATTERLIN,
I Chairman.
NtyncE
Must ho mild at onto Tho hus.
iiii'sm and futures of THE DELICA
TESSEN CO. For liiforiuatlon call
at (ii'ttliiK'a Cash Grocery. Como
ami look It over.
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FOR RENT I
KOIt RENT a furiiloheil l-roont
liousos, modern. Phono BD-L.
KOIt HUNT rwo-rooni furnished
npartmout, heated, $1C Commer
cial and Second. Innulro MaUon
Quality Storo
KOIt RENT Slyroom Jiouso, cor
nor Third and Andorson. Tole
phono 110-.I.
BUNGALOW KOIt HUNT Now ami
clean. South Eleventh stroot. F.
E. Allen.
KOIt RENT Two new niodoni five
room cottages, plastered and with
all modern conculoucesl located
on Twelfth street. Rent $14 and
$15 per month. Apply Going &
Harvoy Furnlturo 8toro.
KOIt RENT Now and modern !
room houso, with basement and
nil modern conveniences, includ
ing two hath rooms, two tollots,
laundry tuba lu basomont, arrang
ed for two families. West Bunker
Hill. Ront reasonable. Apply
Robert Marsden. Sr., telephone
312C.
I $!
It LOST AND FOUND t
LOST Saturday near South Inlet, a
heavy plush auto robe, black pa
ono sldo and yellow and red qh
othor, Reward for return or In
rormntlou locating Baine, D
llpusowortb.
KOUND Part of rory oh Um4
Clara. Owner cmi get Mwe y
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