THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON. FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1916 EVENING EDITION.
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I Central Ave. Hub -:- Correct Dress forMen and Boys
Why we Sell Styleplus
Clothes
THERE'S A REASON
We believe In the policy behind them. The
manufacturers specialized on this suit of one
never changing price. They cut down costs and
with the savingsrput in better fabrics and bet
ter tailoring.
$17
Styleplus 17
Clothesil
fa a I
"Tbt same price the world over
are the result of centering a business upon
ONE IDEA and excelling at it. That brings vol
ume. And volume makes it possible to do busi
ness at low profit.
ALL WOOL FABRICS, SKILFUL TAILORING,
GUARANTEED WEAR FOR $17
See this week's Sat
urday Evening Post
and our
Central Avenue
Window Display
HUB CLOTHING & SHOE CO.
FOUR STORES: Marshfield Myrtle Point Powers Bandon
BEAGH AUTOS .QUIT
TO MAKS LAST Rt'X TUESDAY
AND STOP Hl'SIXICSS
SMITH DELAYS TRIP
SMITH POSTPOXEH DEPARTURE
OWING TO LAND Git A NT
Will If uvc to Heiiinlii to Ixiok After
Timber Affected by Pending
Legislation
According to word received lioro,
C. A. Smith lins Indotlnltuly post
poned his trip to tlio Orient. Ho wns
to have loft San Francisco n fow dnys
oko on ono of tlio liners for Jupun
Whcro lio oxpoctod to onjoy an outing
with Mrs. Smith and Incidentally look
Into possibilities or pulp, paper and
lumber traila thoro, especially with
a vlow to Rotting his Coos Hay pulp
industry undar way.
Ills delay In doparttire Is said to
be duo to tlio legislation affecting, U3 this locality.
M
BE
in nil
people on hast sumo op hay
skk mgiit
IT TO VISIT .US
TOM HI'.XXETT SAYS STATU
AWAITS ItAIIiHOAH'S COMING
Decline II Movt'N About Over North .Much Interest Shown In Cook Hny
Country Does Not Think lliittle
1 ship Oregon Can Conio
Heutl anil Think That It Ih
iiii Aeroplane
Several residents of the oust sldo
of tlio bay declare that they huvo
.icon for several nights a light over
North lleud, which looks like a
light from an airship.
Hack from San Francisco, Portland
and Eugono, Tom T. Ilenuott brings
word that tlio oiitslda world expect
antly awaits tlio opening of railroad
servlco thut thoy may conio hero and
Tliey Insist that tlio light moves .look us over,
about and can account for It In no In San Francisco an effort was
way excepting that It Is an airship, mndo to socuro tho battleship Ore
If thcro Is an air craft In thl.i la- 'gon 10 conio hero during the railroad
(Jive Wny to' Coming of the Trains
Jitneys Are A.lremly Sold
Hun Has Heen Famous ,
I3cach stages between Florence and
'Coos Hay will cross Ten MIlo Creek
for tho last time on Tuesday and for
ever the tlmo famous voyages "to sea
In Jitneys" will bo-over. Already tile
nuto stogos have been sold, tjie now
owners tako possession on Wednes
day, tho date of tho first through
train service
There are tnivollng men In seven
states who will heavo sighs of ro
llof when thoy think of tho cushions
and tho general public) too, will cry
not a bit to know tho stages are
gono for all tlmo to come, for tho
railroad has conio to Coos Hay.
.Much Credit Duo
Hut to tho owners of tho stngo lino
there seems duo much credit for tho
service thoy have maintained, often
In tho faco of terrific storms. Not al
ways havo tho stages been on tlmo
but thoy have stuck us closely to
their schedules as It has boon pos
sible. Gorat and King had six Ford nutos
on tho run between Jnrvls landing
and tho Umpqun; between tho Um
pqun and Florence Capt. Cornwall
and V. C. tlorst maintained four
moro cars. All of these are dis
posed of.
Now illhiry Lino
Savcrnl of them will bo taken to
Sacramento by Mr. Oorst to bo put
on a new Jitney run ho Is starting
near thoro and In addition to tho lino
ho already hnH at Vallojo.
Tho Atlas will ho left on Coon Hay
for charter purposes and tho Eva,
011 tho Umpquu, will ho used In fer
rying train passengers across tho
river.
May Hun to Crescent City
.lorry Kinney, of tho Oorst and
Klunoy beach lino, said today that
IN
MEETING
HUSSION HEIXO HUM) AT CO
(JUILLE TO CONSIDER HONDH
Homo Members Fnvor Not Voting:
on $:17M(0 Montis Until Novem
ber Cuutluc at Meeting
Good roatb men from nil parts
of Coos County nro mooting today
in Coqulllo to discuss tho ways and
means of handling the campaign
for a ?370,000 road bond Issue. Tho
purpose Is to draw up n petition for
presentation to tho county court,
asking that the mciiBuro he put on
tho ballot for the primaries of May
19, and to discuss other merits of
the proposed Issue.
Thoro Beams to bo a division
among some of tho .members of tho
Good Roads Association as to tho
time tlic bond issue should bo plno
ed before tho voters.
Clinrles St. Dennis, vlco-prosldnnt
from lakeside, stated today his be
lief that the matter bIiouUI not bo
boforo the pooplo beforo Novombur.
Ho declatcd that the roads have not
been survcyedf tho cxpondlturo of
tho money has not been definitely
apportioned and this, ho 3oys, can
not bo dono until this summer.
Would Vote Now
On the other hand Chnrles Hall,
president of tho Association, sup
ported by many other members, bo
Ilovos that tho time of the pri
maries Is tho pysehological time for
tho voting on the measure. With
the money onco provided for tliey
think that then the other mators
could he belter arranged and with
a clearer understanding of wh
Is to bo done.
E. I. Cniitlne, deputy stnto high
way engineer, will bo In CoqulllH
today to advlso the members as to
procedure, together with Headmas
ter It. II. Murdock.
Summer Fabrics
in Many Pretty Patterns
We arc showing a very attractive line of desir
able light goods. Great variety of designs and col'
orings. Among the many different goods shown
are:
PRINTED NOVELTY VOILES
SILK STRIPE VOILES
FANCY CREPES
DAINTY COLORED FLAXONS
FANCY COLORED PIQUES
WINDSOR PLISSE
FLOWERED JAP SILK
-FANCY SILK VOILE
all Very Reasonably Priced.
Do your spring shopping at
The Golden Rule
MARSHFIELD
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG
ALWAYS BUSY.
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1
sSMILL 1STD OPERATE
COURTEXEY PLANT HEfllXS ACT
UAL WOltIC .MOXDAY MOItNING
1 nnAi fWFRFi nw
ho probably will remain here at least 1
until tho summer and thcro Is a nrob-1
callty It Is not goncrally known,
tliough It Is not Impossible that an
aviator from soino other place vis-
i
consldorablo of tho laud grant timber
wnicn 110 noiiis ami niso some 01 1110 ,
contracts for tlmbor lands In the . $$
O, & C. land grant which ho ills- J NORTH INLET NEWS
posed of to ex-Governor Llnd of Mln- W4WAW444W4Ww
iiu.iuiu, iiiu muiui uutiiiK ii.-hiiii.ij
boon under consideration at special
hearings of tho Public IjuuIh Com
tnlttoo of Congress In Washington.
. Mrs. Oco. W. Parker, whoso bus- wou,i tll0 Portlundors, and Eu
'buinl roeoiillv died, will continue to '. 1.....1 i..... 1.1., .,1,,.,
LIBRARY WILL BE
OPEN IN FORENOONS
Ileglnnliig April Flint New Plan
(loos Into Effect Will Close
on Siimla)H
,' HeglnnlnR April flrst tho Marsh-'
field public library will ba open
-during tho foronoon. It has boon
Closed during that part of tho day.
Tho hours In tho morning will ho
from 10 a, 111. until noon and tho
uXtornoon and ovoulug hojurs h.'Wl
remain the sauio, 2 to C p. 111. and
celebration. Mr. Ilenuott and L. J.
Simpson wont to call on tho governor
of California but found that he was
In tho southern part of tho stnto. It
Is not bollovcd that tho Oregon can
bo secured. Sho why boloniw to
'tho Calirorula naval militia.
Tho Snlom Chorrlans knld thoy
(waited only to bo Invited and thoy
would como with n special train;
ability that ho will put on a stngo
lino botwecn Coos Hay ami Crescent
'City. Ho said there Is some little
demand among tho "hoys" for tho
service.
To Straighten Out Check. Of
ficer Urockmuellor last evening call
ed upon Ed Stovoii3, of Powors, to
explain regarding thrco chocks ag-
giegattng $21 that was cashed with
Tho machines havo boon use.i on ; Poto MIrrnsoul on tho Hank of
tha bench run for about threo years Powers and culled no good. Stevens'
and boforo that the horscj stages j H Hiild -to havo niuilc satisfactory
4iopt up tho lino of travol.
bund recently tiled, will continue to
'conduct tho grocery storo which Mr. "ncr08H tno treot, "Nobody Homo for
iil'arker formerly had charge of. Tho
storo Is near tho Control school,
Matt Nystrom died at Torljarl,
Finland, aged GO years. Elovou yours
ago ho was a resident of North
Houil and was Interested In tho log
ging business.
Tho play given Frldny night for
tho benefit of tho library was unite
well attended.
Earl McCrca has resigned his posl
'tlon In the Woolen Mill storo and bus
taken a place In the North Hand Nowu
Company's storo, succeeding Dob
Donsmore who has gono to Holltug
bam, Wash., to take a position with
a milling company.
At a moating oC tho North Horn!
7 to 9 p. m. As an experiment the
library wns kept open Sundays for a cIlb , f!llnm.CH of (ll0 organization
umo uui mo auenuunco noes 1101 j wor0 folml to ,0 , R00lX colllllon
warrant and horeuftor thef library niH, ,t WU8 ,locldort (o L.0IlUmi0 tho or
wlll bo closed on Sundays. KIvnUuUon ,uior lt8 ,,roBoiit arrango-
Mrs. Hurry Nusburg will bo In I110llt
Charge of tho story hours Saturday on' Frldny, April 7. Superintendent
morning ut 10 o'clock anil will tako Coo of l0 t!.y 8chools w llllV0
tho class to tho woods for natiifo tho ,,,...,. of m ,.riui0 l,m,lB ,, ox.
Bttltly. I hllilllnn ttf Hwi liiHiul.flnn nf nil
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gono promised to hang n big sign
RAISE AUTO FARES NORTH
BEND TO MARSHFIELD
Throo Days, Gono to Coos IJny."
Pi Ice Cities Hack to Oltl Schedule
or Fifteen CentN, Ono Wny; or
II011111I Trip for U." CoutH
SENATOR SMITH BUYS
showing tlint thrco duys ago he had
given $01 to n friend to deposit
for him In tho bank at Powors while
ho, StQyoiiB camo on to town. Ho
bollovod tho money was thcro, henco
wrote out the cliocks horo. Ho Is
said to havo given Pcto Mlrrasoul
a note ho had to moro than covor
tho amount until tho matter could
bo straightened out.
.Settled Out of C'ou4. Tho enso of
Mr. King of tho firm of (lorst &
King announced todny that beginning , "William Thick versus tho C. A. Smith
To Try Out Marhriiery Tomorrow
Plant Ittillt in tl)OH to Itun lit!-
Vs Time Ih Well Equipped
Machinery In tho Courtney Mill
on Isthmus Inlet will ho turned to
morrow and on Monday actual opera
tion of tho plant Is expected to start, jean get your name 011 llie reglitrv
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onia' ih moiii: hays lrcronr
IIEOISTIIATION HOOKS CI.OSK
InvivstJgaltiiu Dlsi'losri Fuel 8(10
or IHIIII Jleglstcml in biral Iiv
IiIi'In l-Viv Wimirii Out
illave you roKlBlurcil? If not,
you had butler get liimy. Tlicrsm
only 18 more dus la which joa
Part of tho crow of some II 0 men
havo already been engaged by the
Coon Hay Milling Company, prnsout
owner;), ami about ROO.OOO feet of
logs from the Henry lloeck ramp 011
South Coos Hlver nro on hand ,for
the start,
Though tho mill was built In 100S
It has uovcr oporalod. A. A. Courto
ncy built tho plant, hut just as he
was ready to begin his work, ho was
swamped by tho foreclosure of liens
and not a wheel wns lumen.
Whs Idle Vairs
For years tho mill was Idle until
isovoral months ago E. 0. Samuels
and George llouck camo hero from
Portland, having acquired tho stock
and mado preparations for starting
TTmt rcrtort: AMnCRQnM A,r" flr8t tl10 furo utwco Mnrsh- Lumber and Manufacturing company to work. Iholr plan was not carried
UU I ufcUnufc AIMUtnoUlM ,fC(1 ttn(1 xbrtli Uornl which has boon ffor $25,000 has boon sottlod out of 'out nnd tho plant wns again allowed
to remain Idlo until recently.
To Tako Ovor Coos Hay Stationery
Storo Tomorrow Anderson to He
lton conts ench way will ho raised to court, Mr. Thick has boon dismissed
, tr conts ono way nnd 2fi conts for tho as administrator for tho estate off
irmillil trill Tlnnlru onllln llllmr Heir, lllfl lloCCaSOd WlIO. Mm. KUtO Illlck.
main on Coos Hay . ha goJ(1 fQr ft Jjoofc jy,rnn(l tjl0 bondsmen, havo boon re
sonator I. S. Smith has bought full fnres and $1.25 ror half fares. leased. Suit was started and carried
out tho C003 Hay Statlonory Storo, I Tho reasons given for tho ralso arojlnto tho Fedornl court In Portland,
owned by Georgo Anderson nnd wx-1 tlio now Marshflold Jitney tax and J tho sottlomont being effected just
poets to tako possession of tho Front j tho lncronso In tho cost of gnsoUno 1 boforo a Jury was drawn, though
streot concern tomorrow morning. ' and tiros greatly Increasing. Mr. tho amount wns not announced. Mr.
T-niinv Mm innn nro taklmr stock. ! Klnc stated that ho regretted tho no llhick alleged that tho douth of his
Mr. Anderson has boon In bust-' coaslty of ndvnnclng tho price of rldoi
noss hero for tlio past throo years ' hut tho heavy Increase In their ovoi
and U very well known. Ho says ! hoad charges loft no alternative,
thut ho cxpocts to go Into something .
else und will remain on Coos Hay. 0UANTS PASSW. 11. siiorman
. IAAAAAAA',l,, nssoclutcs havo found what j $$
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wife was directly duo to a blow re-
It Is understood that Mr. llouck
rhns dlsposod of his Interest In tho
plnnt, but that thoro nro soycral
other largo stockholders In tho cor
poration In addition to Mr. Samuels.
Will Ship Lumber
Tlio stonm schooners of lroadlo
Tiros., tor Snn Frnuclsco, will handle
tho output from hore nnd tho under
standing Is that this firm will also
eolved by her whon struck by n lum-1 dlsposo of tho liimhor In Snn0l'Tnn-
bev car on Curtis nvonno jKovorai Cisco. It Is not known that lloadlo
nros. havo any stock In tho Courte
noy mill.
Tho plant has n dally capacity for
about 50,000 foot of lumber In n
yonrs ago.
Z Z.7r. T .Torr-, tlth0y l,0,,0V0 ,0 ,)0 a 1,,0,llltn,,, ofIJ PERSONAL MENTION tMtt or somo SOO.OOO foot a wook
AT THE HOTELS J'lrou In Josephine County and havo I a . and It's starting moans much for
During tho past mouth books hnvu
bcon given tho library by J. It. lloa
ton and J. E. Lyons und magazines
worn donated by Herman Hlllyer and
Mrs, M. C. Malonoy,
1
.ll'JKJHS HAVE FILEU
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ihd
who nro.tutarestcd.
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NOT
POLITICAL IUIITV
fjfo. M. ItroiMi Says It Cuniiot Fig-
gun) as Such
A press tologram from Portia
pays: "J. U. Campbell, of Oregon
City, und John S. Coko, of Mursh
flold, liieumbents In tho Fifth and
Second Judicial districts, todny filed Isod Secretary of State Olcott.
tholr declarations for tho Ropubll-1 Tho failure of tho Socialists to
can nomination, respectively, for east fivo por cent of tlio total vote
SALEM. Or., March .11. To nom
luuto eaudldutes for state offices tlio
Socialist party cannot longer bo
consldciod ns a political party In
Oregon, Attorney (lonoial llrown ad-
$ I f"otl mlnln dal'n8 tl'orco"'
Chuiidlcr ljotel '
C, F. Ooodall, (lahllner; P. a. j
Lcslio, Coqulllo: Charles E. Mack, '
Eugono; Frank Llsonby, HI110 Uldgo; 1
A. II. Cunningham, Jr., Portland; ,
C. 1). Grunt. Portland; 13. P. Dor
rls, Eugono; Clcorgo It. Sailor, Port-
hand; O. I. Mcdco, San Francisco; F.
W. Woldon, Portland; W. J. Tuck, j
Portland; Clara Ilumorsloy, Hniuion;
A. Ooblor, Sun Francisco; James J. '
Hlchurdson, Portland; Mrs. M. O.
'Hawkins, Coiiulllo; Mrs. O. ('. Snn-'
ford, Coqulllo,
St, LmWenco Hotel B
Mr, Gray, Ilandon; William Sher-
r. l...M.v. Mu 1j. rPlilnull 1
HtlV. ILUHVUUIfii .1110. ,..J .......,
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CJm.ll Juds. I'U1,(.,1 .IbctarcUor K,.ro8nlntlve l Consroj. nt ,:;,.,; Mr's.'s. llolUml. C!..-mon.
M IMltlVt) Ul M17 tiltlVU in l( Ul(l
y Ititid "liy both if Hicy are nomlnuted
nnd olurtuil".
tho last gonoral election, as roauliv
ed by tho statute, has led to this,
condition.
Coos Bay Staftiii(E
Tf
Blanco Building Front Street
f R
m
Stationery :: :: Office Supplies
Every Other Thing for the Office
Cul.; Robert Single, niindon; Earl
Gates, Portland: J, L. Smith. Co-
(liiillo; E. P. Kluck, Coos Ulvor W.
T. Hood,- Gardlnorj F. Klnnoy, 1
Iteedsport; W. E. Mooro, Portlnnu.
I Lfojil Hotel
t' Ed Stcvons, Powers, C. E. Cndy, 1
lllolloy; Ed Nordenstrom, Mluueapo-1
lis; John Noidonstroni, Minneapolis;
"Ij. E, Adams, Cottago Grove; John
Mtohror, Portland; 'Alfred Klnnhlo,
fPowors; It. L. Hattlo, Uiuulon:
tJames King, Woodland, Cal.
I Hlniico Hotel
I J. Dalllgan, Lampa; A. W. Gra
ham, Coqulllo; llort Forgoson, Port
land; T. J. Tltzol, Oakland; It. Sor
onson, Eugono; John Aran, Port
land; T. V. Moon. Coqulllo; C. W.
Lalno, Ilandon; Charles Hllugworth,
'Danlols Creok.
HAY VIEW Pair weather pre
vails In Tillamook County and nil
danger of further flood3 bus passed
V
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:$ T1 t6t"lng moans much for
i-wira unj tin n win lUIIIIHII i!llllloy-
mont for moro mon and will bring
ships hero.
A MEDICINE
STORE
The I led CVos lias stood
Tor gcuemtloiii for tlio
physician's best aid, nnd
for the highest class of ser
vice, medicines and appli
ances lor tho healing; of tho
sick und Injured. Tho Hed
Cross Pharmacy alms at nil
(lines o live to tho highest
ideals for which tho Hed
Cross stand.
llrlug your prescriptions
hero and bo sure. Como
hero fdr rubber goods and
nil sick-loom necessities.
The Red Cross
TT
Pharmacy
T. Leo Hrown :: Phono 1SI2
"Pit rSCIt I PTIOXS Fl HST."
:
J
1 T U'xtfrlit Inft nvnHl.Mwl unalnixlnU
for Portland on business,
TAYLOR SIGLLN' was In from his
Isthmus Inlot ranch today on business.
.MISS DORA HROWN will lcavo to
morrow for a short visit nt Co
qulllo. j CHARLES HALL went to Coqulllo
j todny to attend the good roads
meeting,
FRED KELLY loH on tho morning
I train for tho Valley to call on
' the tin do,
E. P. DORR1S, of Eugono, camo In
on tlio stngo last evening 011 a
, business visit here.
E. I. CANT1NE. deputy stnto hlgli-
1 wuy englneor, went ovor to Co
qulllo tills moining. "
MRS. II. L. DIXOMAN of Klamatji
Falls Is tho guest of Mrs. L. M,
Hllvens on North Hrondwa.
MRS. M. O. HAWKINS and Mrs;
'O. O. Suuford woro hero from
i Coqulllo visiting yesterday and
1 today, ""
,lins, M. O, HAWKINS and Mrs. d.
C. Sanford of Coqulllo woro gnosis
I of Mrs. Win. llorsfall and other
frlonds horo yesterday.
E. R. I10DSON was down from his
, Coos RivoV ranch yesterday 011
business lind reports Mrs. Hodson
1 and tho girls are recuperating rnp-
1 Idly from tholr recont Illness,
JJ. LEE HROWN will avo April
1 0th to attend n meotlug bf tho
I Oregon Stnto Pharmacy Hoard at
Portland, It was erroneously
elated that ho left yesterday.
R, 1). MURDOCK. roadmnster for
Cops Couid't returned to his
XOW HAS HOTEL
DALLAS, Or., Mnr. 31. Low A.
Cntes, editor of tho Polk County
Obsorvor nnd former owner of tho
Coqulllo Vulley Sentinel, und K. N.
Wood, hnvo leased for a term of
ten years tho Gall Hotel In this
city. Mr. Wood will havo tWnctlvo
mnnagomont of tho Onll' whllo Mr.
Cutes will remain In tho nowspa
por hualuess.
honiothls morning after a busi
ness i3lt on tho bay of soveral
days.
GEORGE R SAILOR, of tho llonli
nor eoncoru, arrived horo hist
evening from Portland looking af
ter conipuny Interests. Ho ex
pects to return homo tomorrow.
CHARLES ST. DENNIS, postmns
tor and Mayor pro tern of Lnke
sldo, camo down on tho "cush
ions" from his homo last eve
ning and today wont to Coqulllo
on road matters.
REV, A. S. I1ISEY of North Ilond,
is nt Coqulllo attending tho Metht
odist Ministerial Association, and
Miss Ida Nellson and Mlas Myrtlo
Helm nro representing North
Hond at tho Epworth Leaguo
gatlioilng which Is balng hold nt
tho suniQ tlmo.
GASTON Tho big event of the
week was tho sohool rally In which
a uui$pr of schools took part.
tlon 1 oils beforo tliey arc cloitd.
Failure to agister by April IS lll
cost your vote at llie primaries on
ions you have llniu to get morn
In, a lengthy procedure.
A eurmry liivcntln:itloii mado to
day with tho three roglstian ct
thl.i c'.t'y dlsdiiDcd mo fact that only
1101110 N0U out of about 1800 ottri
nro registered, Theao arc Included
In Mm s'h field, EngloMooil, Kut I
bWIo, -Hunker Hill, the Pony Slouta
district, Catching Inlet ami Com
River districts. In ManlillcM It
Is estimated there are 1200 k(i!
voters.
Three Places Open
To rcgl3tor tokos only raoment'i
tlmo. There arc thrco places la U
city for this purpose. You an;
register with Jnmos T. llrand,
ond floor of thu Coko tmlldlnt;
with Hen Fisher, rccoinl floor ot
Eldorado bulldhiB, or with JuitlM
C. iL. Ponnock, above tlio Xorlea i
Hanson storp on Front street.
A glnnco througli tlio poll tcoU
also disclosed tlio fact that Terr
fow womon nro taking advantm
of tholr equal opportunities with the
men nnd registering. Judg Pea-
nock figured that out of the more
than 2fi0 mimes reglstorcd with
him, less than ono-flflli of to"
woro womon.
HIFFIXGTON X.Mi:i
AVlHiliitcd Attorney f'.' I-"1'' ,l0rd
In Cuiry Count)-
SALEM, Ore., Mar. 31 -Colli"
II. niifflngton. of Gold Heb, W
been appointed attorney for
..'.! I.. f.,.-..!. fountv H
iiimi iioaiii in vu. .
succeeds J. Huntley, resigned
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REDUCE THE HIGH COST OF
LIVING BY PURCHASING
Bulk Coffee
The elimination of i
coffee cans reduces .
tha price of coffee ,
from 4c to 7c per
pound.
Try our Bulk Coffees, at
25c, 30c and 35c per lb.
Bunker
Dep't Store
W. H. Dindinger & &
Phone
66
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