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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON. TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1916 EVENING EDITION.
FIVE
Clarke Millinery
Central Avenroie
amnraoujiiniee ttaeiir
ipring Openinj
Wednesday
Thursday
and Friday
VHMaMHHHBnHr
A most cciidlnl iitvitnt iott Is evlciid
ed ( all to Inspect tlio Latest Cre
ations in Millinery.
H.L Crawford
says:
-Uk your veil dressed friend
a- m the Inlwl l !' "v w,u ,f
IC.KUITn.VHIllMKHjou may 1)0
wUutwHh,Ruml ns ,l ,,,okS
...I thai Tim VIKVV guaranteed
M,cnlniIntMnrtliniriiHiill."
Suits
$18 to $40
The FIXUP
m$
forth Hcnd
Mnrshflcld
TAXPAYERS:
The Sheriff has Informed us Unit
UiIIIkiuI a statement to ovgry tnx
njer, ihoJo address ho Iiiiowh, ns
0 the amount of tliolr taxes, thoro
(orclf )ou will send tlicso Htutomouts
tui llh tlio amount of your tnxca,
it till bco Ihoy nra paid mid keep
i record on our IjooIcb of tlio pay
tut, without any cost to you.
Flanagan& BennettBa nk
BICYCLE TIRES
Hoj TIk-iii From Us. Wo
llurgo .Nothing to Put Them
on Your WIhvI .
MARSHFIELD CYCLERY
iREVlTIK
t
Hiymit of Myrtle point hr.n been elect
oil teacher of School District No. C
on iHthmim inlet mid will open the
term thoro Mnrch 20. Taylor Slglln
of tlio tllHtrlct who was hero yester
day oald that they wcro almost
iiwampcd by applications, thirteen
young women having sought tlio po
sition. Cooston liisuiirciloii I,. (1. Mocks
was horo from Cooston today, llo
lias not fully recovered yet from ils
long siege of sickness. Ills office
building there has been completed
and ho expects to flro two or three
of his workmen when ho got homo
because there was an Insurrection
tills lIlOrillllK. tlio llli.ti rnfiiuli,, n
work whoro he told Ihom to go.
Mull Itf Delayed. Mull ims boon
considerably delayed since Saturday
because or the hiiowb In the country
between Rosobiirg and Myrtle Point.
The mall that canio through last ov
eiilng wiiB nilnuM tlio papers and ecu
oiul class matter and this morning
no mall came through nt nil on tlio
morning train. Postmaster Hugh
MeLaln said thnt ho expects (lt In
this evening.
Z PERSONAL MENTION
??
V. II. SMITH wns In from his Cooa
River ranch today on business.
tA. 15. KARDI3LL was horo today
from his homo on Coos Itovor.
Till') WEATHER ItEPORT
Mr AunclMtd I'rcn to Con TMlj Times,
Oregon Itiiln in west, un
sottlod and probably rain or
snowv In cnBt; southerly
winds, reaching galo forco
near roast.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE
RECORD
For tho 24 hours ending nt
'I. Hi a. m., March 7, by
IlonJ. Ostllnd, special gov
ornmont meteorologist: -
Maximum f0
Minimum Ill
At I: HI a. in i:i
Precipitation 18
1015 07.70
Precipitation same period
last year 5.'I.15
Wind: Southwest, cloudy.
SUNRISE AND SUNSET
Tuesday.
March 7. Sun rises at
G:l!(i and sots at 5.50.
: born :
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ARCHER To Mr. and Mrs. William
Archer, nt their homo In Hunker
Hill, Monday, Mnrch 0, 1010, a
boy of 10 l-u pounds. Tho mother
and sou aro doing nicely and tho
father, u mechanic nt tlio mill, Is
n vory plenBod man.
Not After Hard Sin facing
Charles Hall of tho Good Itomln
Association, said this morning that
U. I. Cantlne, deputy stato highway
engineer, Is not advocating hard Biir-
Xaco roads In Coos county, though
no does favor them. Ills work Is
moro toward tho securing of per
manent lines and grades. Ho is ex
pected In Marshflcld somo tlmo to
morrow and will go up to Allogany
mid later Into tho Ten Mile country
boforo returning to Salom.
Ilrnko Tho Ribs. (1. W. Kolland.
aged S5 years and father of James
Kolland, nroso yesterday morning
and had gono out Into tho kitchen
fWlion ho wuh suddenly seized with an
attack of heart ftiluro and fell to tho
floor, breaking two ribs. Ho wns
thcro Homctlmo boforo Mrs. Kolland
hoard him groaning and came to his
aid. Today Mr. Kclland Is In bed
but Is vory weak. In all probability
ho will bo kept In bed many wcoks
from tho Injury.
F. G. LESLIE was over from Co
fiulllo today, again cnlllng on tho
trado.
,V. lC. HOOD came down from Coos
Klver to look after sonic business
today.
KAY CIOODIUCII was a business via
itor In tho city today from Cooa
Illvcr.
AUGUST FHIZEEN loft on the iiiorn
i ing train for a buMnoss visit in
Coqulllo.
C. P. COLEMAN, well known rnncbor
of tho Toniploton country, was
horo today.
J. H. PRICE was a pasHonger down
on tho Milllcoma this morning
from Allegany.
JUDGE HALL loft on tho morning
train for Coqulllo, called thoro
on legal business.
GEORGE HOS3, n prominent dairy
man of Catching Inlet, was hero
today on business.
'Had Resided in Coos County About
Twfcuty-flvo Yiii-m Prominent
Among .Scotch Residents
, Joseph McKlnnon, for twonty-flvo
years a resident of Coos Hay mid es
pecially well known among tho
iScotch people of this section, wns
found dying In Ills room in the Hush
building at North IJend this morning.
'Hcforo a physician could reach htm,
ho succumbed.
Mr. McKlnnon was ill for
somo tlmo, Buffering from Drlgltt'a
disease mid dropsy.
Mr. McKlnnon wns born on Goose
lltlvor, Prince Edward Island, mid
twns 71 yenrs old Soptombcr 1 1, 1015.
jtlo had never wed and a brother
living on tho old farm on Prlco 13d-
Iward lslad, whoro he was 'bom, Is
hc only closo rclutlvo surviving.
Mr. McKlnnon canio hero from Ya
qulnn, Oregon, where ho was a brldgo
Inspector, having followed railroad
work for years. Ho engaged In ship
building most of tho time ho resided
here.
Ho had a likeable, kindly dispo
sition that won him tho friendship of -nil
who enmc in contact with him. ill
Tho funeral will bo hold nt nine
o'clock Thursdny morning. Hqv.
Father McDovitt officiating.
UAMES DOLLAR, who has been In
tho. city on business, returned to
his home In Handon.
PEDER 13. PI3DI3RSON, who has a
farm "car Allegany, was ampng
tho visitors hero today.
fallSS REOINA MATSON, steno
grapher nt tho Hub, loft today on
a visit In San Francisco.
Dr. I). C. Vmiglmn. Dentin, Hoorti
20, First national Hank building.
Dr. Leslie, Osteopath, .Mnr.shfleld
To get GOOi tanning mid re
pairing, call JAY ROYLE, Pli. 230.
'L E. MOHHISON, promlnont citizen
of Springfield, Is hero on the Day
looking after business matters.
OH. 13. S. CONKLIN arrived on the
stage thin morning from Eugono
after being thrco days on tho way.
UIILLIS SHOUT was In from Ton
Mllo today and said that tho bad
weatlior had Interfered consider
able with thorn.
Libby Coal, $n.)0 ton. Phono 71!.
In Now Ciixlilia. William Long-
staff, formerly of thu MePliemon and
Glnsor company, has taken a position
as cashier with tho Coos nay, Hoso
burg and Eastern railroad.
I
Coos River Ranch
$10 per acre
100 Mm, iiimiding house,
ouilmlMlnj-s, Mock, ftniii liu
I'lciucnts, urvhnrd and all
ln)iruiiinciiiM.
l(100.ooA SACHU'ICK IV
TKi:.V AT o.VCK.
Terms ,1,1 au,
"SKI! 1IKII) AlltU'T IT."
10 l'lont St.
Mnynr YInIIm Hero. Mayor Mor-
rlhon of Sprlngfluld, Oregon, Is spend
ing a few dnyH on tho Hay. Ho Is
engaged In tho potato business and
In said to bo sort of a, tuber king
In his homo Boctlou. This Is his
first trip to Coos Hay.
I
G. K. THOTT, a promlnont ranchor
and Handon, was a Marshflold
business visitor today, looking af
ter buslnocs mattorc.
;"
: SKUJXo GOODS
J,.8 prob,cm ln B1B
I ,',d,h Betting tho ciwtomor
Time, ad, wm hel y0u uolvo
' "It problem.
Uiiiiii I
SffiTIMlS WANT ADS
(Joes to Lniiipa. Homer King, ono
of tho well known loggers who ban
'.boon baching t Tnrhcol slnco Hm-
ir.ott Plorco closed down his camp ,
there, linn gono to Lanipa Creole tj i
tnko a position In tho Couloguo camp. J
Mr. Hlug has been engaged In logging
on Coos Hay for many years.
l'ost'cfjiH Coutrai'l. Tho contract
for remodeling tho Taggart estate
building on South Hroadway, con
verting it from n rpBldeucu to a bust-
iicbs building which will lo ocpu-
'plod by Tom Howard's Jowolry, has
been awarded to L. J. Post who will
stnrt work at once.
(Jo to Inspect Holding. A. 13, Ad
olspergor, M.r. Nlchol and C. II.
Chnpoy this morning loft for tho
South Fork, of tlio Coqulllo whoro
thoy will bo for a couple of days In
specting tho extonslvo holdings of
tho Chanoy estate, Thoy claim that
there Is no sale lit progress,
Teacher In t'liown. Miss Audrey
Joble TheateD
TO-NIGHT m
i
I'ATiip ii
GoM ' l ,,,en, AltNOLD DALY i tlio iriiilHIng .Five-Part
a "oostep piny ,H
TIIIJ MUXAOU OV THU MUTK."
muim '",", Ashton Kirk hto'rles. Mr. Daly's Keat
heo Krc'!"V ,,rll,lul,t MtVv K"aniiito rpr the o.xcellenco of
h . picture tlmt lie is iiiakiiKfir' thu (Juld Kooster lw
iat m j ,,Ws'" It rovers the earth Happenings of tho world
,JU-'K ixnr'Tst ou' u,(l ,n VloU11 i'c'Wi'
" "ellunco bluleTreel dmniu.
Lower ApTHQNY'S ORCHESTRA. EVERY NIGHT.
tomI ' 15 cts-; Balcony, 10 cts.; Children, 5cts.
,AUV PICKFODD in "HAGS" her greatest picture
HOW TO CHOOSE
YOUR DRUG STORE
'.Select jour drug Moro
with tho Maine care that
j on Mdect your doctor.
Trade at a drug Moro
that pu)H mirro utleiitfou to
making a cuMouicr than to
unking a miIu.
Tradu at (ho drug htoro
wheio you can bo sure that
joii 1 1 10 getting tho moil
and tits loM for jour mon
ey. Trado nt tlio drug htoro
wlicro you eon "feel at
home." Whero you can
feel at liberty to make iiso
of all tho I'PhOiirces of a
real drug htoro peculiarly
lias for your help, conven
ience and accoiiiuiodallou.
It is that kind of a drug
htoro mo take pride In run
ning. Tho relations bet ween a
(linguist and Ids ciiMoiucrs
arc akin to those betwevn
a doctor mid his patients.
The moment a druggist
forgets this fad ho ceases
to be a real druggist.
Wo Maiit you to make uso
of all tlio advantages our
Heivlco holds out to you,
Wo aro always ready to
refund your money Mlthout
question or quibble on any
piurha.se joii iiinko hero
that Is not per pjrfoclly xnt
iNfactory to you in every
rc.speet.
"The OW1"
Frank l. Cohan
THE CENTRAL AVE
NUE DRUG STORE.
DM 118. A. V. HOWHAY and baby aro
hero from San Francisco to visit
her aunt, Mrs. L. M. Noble, and
other relatives on tho Day.
(CIIAHLKS HALL wont to Coqulllo
. this morning on telephone bust-
i nc8H nnd tomorrow oxpocts to
leave for Salem nnd Portland.
;13. A. 1)13 SCIIWHINITZ, superinten
dent of construction on tho Slu
slaw Jollies has returned homo
after a short business visit hero.
V. J. Hl'ST left today on the Btcani
or Nairn Smith on a business trip
to California. Ho expects to bo
gono until tho lattor part of tho
month.
hJAMI3S HOONI3, of Powers, loturned
homo today nflor (waiting slnco
Saturday to (jot through, bolng do
layod becauco of tho flood in tho
Ynlloy.
MHS CAHL SMi:i)H13HG and llttlo
I son, John, of Suniuor, are visiting
:' with .Mrs. Smodborg'H parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hlack, on South
Fifth strcot.
AIiHI3HT AHHOTT, conductor on tho
Sniith-Powors lino, spent fow
days In Marshflold while opora
J tlons woro suspended on account
I of tho freshet.
ill, S. CIIANI3Y, who arrived horo a
i fow days ago from Dotrolt to visit
rr ,, .. -.i t.
Willi ins urniiigr w. u. vyiuuiu, ium
this morning on tho Nana Smith
for San Francisco. '
II. n. CO$, a timber fallor at Powora,
j has brought hla wlfo to tho city
for medical treatmont. Thoy aro
staving nt tho homo of Mr. and
Mrc William Cox. on NMnth street
D D
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TO
JOSKIMI .M'KINNON St'CCL'MHS AT
, NOHTII HKND AFTKU IDIiNFSS
THINK OF THE ENORMOUS PURCHASING POWER
THAT THE J. C. PENNEY CO. HAS FOR 125 BUSY
STORES! WHO GETS THE BEST OF THE SAVING?
THE MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD THAT TRADES AT THE
J. C. PENNEY STORES.
Children's Rompers, worth half tho prico moro 25c
A Better One, all new patterns 4c
Little Girl's Play Suit, Coat and Skirt, noatl ytrlmmcd 98c
Little Bov's Waist nnd Pants, in nlnin whitn and nnlnrs.
worth half the price more .-.., 98c fl
Think of it Buying a Ladies' House Dress for 49c
A Better Grade 79c
i . 1 1 . . i - i i ii - ii ii "
Lacnes' bingnam nouse uresses, an new designs; two-nl-one
collar 98c
Double Service House Dress, neatly trimmed 98c
Can have these dresses with any dress for 50c moro.
Embroidery, no-west patterns and designs
5c, 61 -2c, 71 -2c, 81 -3c, 10c, 121-2c, 15c
Examine these goods and be convinced of the SAVING
that you can make, at the
Originators f D f" i. Wo Lead
0f i ,, k ciiugy ,u.v"w
LOW Prices 125 Busy Stores
Next Door to Postoffice
Others
Follow
j
t PERSONAL MENTION X
?
CARL I3GLWHOFF waa among tho
visitors hero today from Sumuor.
R. DUGQI3, accompanied by Oecnr
Graven, loft on tlio morning train j
for Heaver 1 1 1)1 whoro thoy will j
look at somo farming lnnd in
which Mr. Graven may become In
' torcstcd.
W. S. I3WARI), who hns been em
ployed nt Hradflold's barber shop,
leaves op tho Nairn Smith for Los
Vegas, Nov., where ho oxpocts to
locate and havo Mrs. Ewnrd Join
his later.
LH3UT. It. G. COM AN, of tho U. S.
Navy returned this morning from
Handon, on his way back to San '
Franclcco. llo Is hero In the In
' tcrcsts of tho government wlrclcjo
station.
It M 1 1 S S
Millinery upening I
MARCH 8th and 9th
Every lady on Coos Bay is invited to visit our opening
TOMORROW and ALL NEXT WEEK, and see the spring
styles and creations in millinery. I have an especially
fine showing and will be pleased to have you call and
inspect the handsome line of Trimmed Hats, Shapes
and Trimmings.
Mrs. M. J. Elrod
North Front Street
M.ARSHHELD
Ii
INSPECTORS J. J. MI3ANY nnd O. 7..
Weldln, of tho boat 'Inspection
Bcrvlco, loft overland today for
Portland. Tlioy examined tho boats
nt Florence Coos Hay and nt Coqulllo.
I
MRS. DAISY CODDING and daugh
ter, Elizabeth, loft on the Naun
Smith today for Hay Point whero
tlpio ago. H(T7s roportcd to bo In
a rather critical condition.
MRS. C. C. LIOllJNKR npd Mrs.
Gcorgo Doiibuor loft on tho Nairn
Smith today, roturning to San
Francisco after coming hero to ut-
tond tho golden wedding of their i
pnroutB, Mr. and Mrs, .hi Huh Larson,
MTU OUT
VESSEL (JOTS AWAY WITH FULL
J'A.SSI3N(JEIt LIST
To Malco Several .Mom Trips llefore
Starting on Oriental Charter
Seems Sure to (Jo
With a full lumber cargo ami 27
nassougors, her complement, tho
thoy will join Mr. Codding who Lto.iiiiBlli Nana Smith sailed from
wont South for his health a short T0 Smltl' '"""'l" ,,cl " 'or-
mg at 10 o clock ror uaiunnu.
The vessel Is still to make several
trips boforo going on her Oriental
i charter nlniut April 1. Capt. Ma-
goo says ho Is sure tho vessel Is going
and that now thoro would hardly bo
any way out for the company.
Tim piiBsoiigors leaving op the
Nana woro:
Geo, Armstrong, W. J. Rust, A. II.
NoycB, W. S. 13yard, Mrs. C. C.
I.lk'htnori Mrs. Geo. Doubuer. H. 13.
HARNEY IIAYD'EN has roturncd vMnlonoy, G. T. Hutledgo, John Lo-
nomo rrom liuroKa wnero no woni ;inoly. Loo S. Osburn, Win. .1. Hlako,
to visit his slBtor. Ho says tliut j0lin Jolmsoii, II. Kuk. L. It. Wntkor,
tho Euroka peoplo aro expecting iR T ii,ui,,H, Yale Glenson. II. S.
that everything will bo going full chanoy, Miss Rox Matson, Ellznbolh
forco In another thirty days and codding, Mrs. Daisy Codding, O. .1.
nro looking for good times. Sovoral Morris. W. Larson, Frank Clark, J.
of the mills aro running, two Btcnni jj, Holland, A. W. JoluiBon, Walter
schooners aro being built and oo"isantwIcl(.
PARADE OF TRADE
Commerce clothed In varied garbs
passes. In dross pamdo each evening
In the advertising of Tho Tlmou.
It Is an Intensely human show a
show that tolls tho 'story of progress.
Have you ever tried TIMES
WANT ADS? No matter what
you have to sell, trade or rent,
Times Want Ads will help you
do it. And it docs not cost
much. Try it and convince
yourself of tho good results.
It is oxpected thnt nil the lumbor
mills will bo In operation.
t AT THE HOTELS t
s :
t AMONG THE SICK t;
Mrs. Hort Crawford is confined to Kijn Portland, 13. A. do Sehwolnltz,
CLASSIHE
Portland: F. G. Leslie. Coqulllo:
Clinrlcs I. Ilockbory, San Francisco; ; South Hroadway
Ice Cream
Is our hpeclulty. Wo make it
ourselves. Wo know it is J'ro and
M'holcsoinc.
Wo mako any kind to order for
parties. Also frotii puddings.
Pure Ice Cream, delivered,
$1.25 per gallon
Wo deliver any tlmo, d.iy or night
t "
BARTER'S
Americanitis
ELIXIR.
One of tho finest nervo
tonics ovor offered tho
public.
RuHds up norves nnH
bloofl.
Sold excltiBlvoly by
THE BUSY CORNER
DRUG STORE
Phone 21)8
Wo Deliver Immediately
her home on 11th stroot on account
of illness.
Mrs. Fred Hollluter Is Betting u. N. Npwman, Coqulllo, James Dot
along vory woll today after hor op-'iur, imndon; .1. C. Currio, Salem; W.
oration at Mercy Hospital. 0. Azllng; Portland; O. I. Holt,
Uttlo Miss Marlon Gldloy la 111 'Portland; II. A. Hotiteto, Sun Fran
wlth the grlppo nnd broncliltis. Iclnco; 13. 13. Morrison, Springfield;
i A. Abbott, Powers; W. J. Lund,
of'Glenada.
St, I.nwvciic Hotel
It. Hasting, Gardiner; C. P. Colo
nial), Tcmploton; Carl Egeulioff,
Sumner; L. Martin, Myrtlo Point; J.
Tloono, Powors; Mra. Iioz Goodrich,
Coqullle; G. HIsk, Coalodo.
.... Lloyd Hotel
T. J. Thrift, Coqulllo; If. C. Rod-
Lgers, Powers; Jack Pulolk, Powers;
J, Dohlondor and wlfo, Coos illvcr;
M. C. Kennedy nnd wife, Handon;
Japct Shormnu, Hoavor Hill.
Ilhinco Hotel
J
t Mew TODAY .
THOSE WISHING GOOD ROO.M and
board, homo cooking, nnply --0
Tho convenience and profit
I Times Want Ads w'HI o demon-
! st rated by n trial.
Times Want Ads aro tlio ono me
dium which roaches ALL tho people
They engage public attention, every
day Alwnj'K on the job.
SURSPHIUKnS NOTICE
j. Tho Time carrier boys are j
Instructed to put tho papers
I on tho porch. If tho carrier does
j on time, kindly phono tho clr-
dilation manager, as this Is the
j only way we can determlno j
whether or not the carriers aro j
i following Instructions. Phono j
133.
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COOS BAY TIMES WANT APS
Low Cost High Efficiency
FOR SALF Ton aero tract on
county road ty Suiunor: prlco
$4fi0. Sbo J. 13. Cooloy, Marsh
flold, Oro.
FOR RENT Furnished liousekeep.
Ing roams, Phono )85-J. C2Q
Central.
WANTED Employers to apply at
Hlanco Hotel. Freo Uibor Agency
for their labor, Phpno 41-L.
not do this, misses you, or no-
I llllllll II IIIMLl
gleets getting the paper to you Jolm Lovelyi j,.. u
Donald, Rondsport; Frod Fachay,
Nprfli HendJ Mnnto Zaclmrj. North
Hond; W. IL Stull. Allegany; G. c
Rlloy, San Francisco; Hort Dyoi-, Al
.logany; Juck Musgrovo, Sumner.
l'ia!o, violin and cello. (Jcorgo
L. (Jii'goiy, expert teacher, :ill N.
,1th St., Phono JU1.V.
J
t FOR RENT t
FOR RENT Furnished flat, hot and
cold water, bath, 803 Third st.
J
FflR SALF t
Dr. I(, I-?. KeUy, Dv.ntUt, Ul t'oko tt9M
mug., rnoiin ii-.ii, - I'm i
f FOR SALE
000 ogg Incubatw
Times Want Ads for roultJ.
Phono CJ,
ifpwwjWH
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