Orilor
l4
Olympic
Flour-
it makes cooil
broad and biscuits."
Mother.
'Absolutely ft
clean and puro,
holesomo ana
natritionB
mado from bo.
Icotod North-
1 JHfljto
WHC
western wncai
-Insist upon
Olympic
ilioreMti'i
'".v."
at YOUR GROCER'S
hjJJ,fi.oiuli.UlLiCu1FoaiUMio.Oio
. H. W. PAINTER,
Distributor for Southwestern
i Oregon.
"IVii may think you're hnrd to
fltj that icady-for-servlco
clothes 1
ut wl iimilo In jour hI'.o nnd ntylo,
tut jixi'll iicut know until you
iMt us nml lot on1.' fitting power,
nmlt' posslMo by 11 closo cotojiorif
lion Hllh The House of Kiiifcii
lidmrr. opOolSO "ft
(flt?0r TAf
ijpJOVLJ'oU'Mj'
UP
The Homme of
Good Clothes
Xortli Head
Marishfluld
5"W(" "ifl"
T. J, HCAIFH
A, II. IIODOINB
MarshfiPld fA,NT AND
mtnamiiu DEC0RA1NG CO.
Fitimatcs FnrnlsiicMl
How U.n. Marsliflold, Oreo
R
OYAL
TONIGHT
V
almore's
ariety
SHOW
3 BIG ACTS OF
UNSURPASSED
VAUDEVILLE
The extraordinary Foto-Story
f a Man's Bargain
WITH THE DEVIL
entitled
THE MAGIC SKIN
No Raise in Prices
10-15o
t!yce t,res
n' 1,K, Krom Us. We
J' Xotli,,K , j.ut T0n
on Vi.ii.. -wn .
iSHFIELDCYCLERY
TlWico ui., t
t
.miUO WHIM I AUS X
GET RESULTS
jjjitchellI
SUITS
FIX
r-
THE
THIS YVKATHKR REPORT
JDr AuocltlFil rra to coo. mj Tlmw.J a
OREGON Fair, heavy
frost tonight; vtirlubta winds
becoming westerly.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE
RECORD
Kor tho 24 hours ending nt
4: -13 n. m., Ajir. 12, by HenJ.
Ostllinl, special government
MotoorolqghU:
Maxlmiiiii r;j
Minimum ;jj
At 4: 13 a. m 31
Precipitation o7
Precipitation slnco Sopt. 1,
iir 7r..r,.i
Precipitation snnio period
Inst year r!).2i
Wind: north we3t, partly
cloudy.
SUNRISE AM) SUNSET
YWiluestlny
April 12. Siui rises at
r:23 nml sots at C:.'!l).
A
4
' Moves ills Office C. 11. lllnman,
nttorney, has moved his law office
'.from tho First National Hank build
ing into tho Coko building.
Diiiico nl Sunnier Sat unlay nlglit.
Miislo by Siiiiiuef oidieslia. Imtiucli
HoiiKu leaves Norlli Mend at 7:il()
). 111. and Marsliffcld nt 8 p. 111.
Supper will bo served at the hall.
Find Had Weather. Cell Irodand
llli8 received a letter from Charles
flllckox who is visiting' at Joplln, Mo.
Tho lettor was written April 7 and
stated snow was falling on that day.
Will Test lllnck Sittnl. Fred Lll
'ontluil, a Cooa it Ivor rancher, and his
thrco sons, will loavo tho hitter part
of tho weok on a trip down tbe coast
with n ninchlnc to test tho black
sands for gold.
" ,,,( .s'rt' "Plnchlnu;." Tho days of
"'firnco for vohlclo owuors who liavo
Wo aro showing tho now
"Mallory" Hat models which cor
roctly oxpress tho season's trend
or stylo yot avoid tho extromos
that nmko a hat out of dato al
most as soon as It Is put on.
"Mallory" Hats aro "Cravonotto"
woathcr proof an oxcluslvo feat
ure which kcops thorn frosh look
ing another reason why your lint
should bo n "Mallory."
Woolen Mill Store
MARSHFIELD
NORTH BEND
N
r 1
' l
0BLE THEATE
TO-NIGHT
SYFF.TV FIRST Marhfleld's Fiio-Pioof Theater
' (Jooll Music and the Finest Pictures In tbo Woild
YrAUDi;VlLK.
miAV & filltllC Raujo. bliiRliiR
ed dhvet from 01.0 of Portland'H
'...... ...ceiits CYRIL
"l'KKR (JYNT". Produced in flvo
topl.iv Company, and released by tho raraiiio.im ...
lltlio ,crvlo that. Is pronounced "by Uo who WMo I.,
".lust Little Rc.ter" than nny other i amWo'
OTIIFIt IMCTl'HKS YV1LL UK SHOWN
.iwiinvvts SPLENDID MUSIC KVERY XIOIIT
iliiiii"' " '- -
Lower Floor, 15 ots.: Balcony, iu cis.; uniiumi. aui&.
Tm,l0l,,nv: Anita Stowa.t and Karl WlUI-ms l "TJ.o ...iggcrnauf
New vmidovllle.
COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY,
hiot paid tliolr city vehicle tax nro
( limited. Chler Carter Is distributing
tags, showing payment or the tax.
Ho says that starting next week every
dilatory owner Is to bo pinched."
( May Sell a Fire Truek. Mark Sav-'
aBo, i with the A. c. Long agoncy ,
1 ortland for the American-La France
I'iro Lnglno Company, arrived hero
Into yesterday and today Is looking
over the flro truck sold hero a year
iko. Ho Is BoliiB to Myrtle Point
where ho Is hoping to sell an en
gine. Working xiBll,s .v,nv.Th0 forcp
l tho sheriffs offlco at Cni.m.. i
working hard all day and until late
"i- iiikiii on tho tax lists, according
to Deputy Sheriff c. Laird who !
i ...
.wu uoro today. Tho books closed
!,on A",rn B. Thoro was a flood of
I mall that came In, burdened with
j chocks, and these aro being straight-
I GMPlI nlwillt n ....l.l. I.. . . .. .
"" " 'liiiur.iy UH POSSIUIO.
SOnirliiir Konlmnmi m,...ii
,! ordoll, who aro starting a now lod
ging camp near tbo Tories of Coos
-River, aro today getting soino trucks
from Suninor. .Most of their turn In.
fluent has boon bought from tho Sou -
i 41 n.. f r
thorn Ornirmi f'r,..i.,n.... t,u..
.... WUIIU1IJ uuiu inn-
Jchlncry and cars in uso many years
jago and which have been well pro-
"'
(JcttbiK Much Milk. It is said
that tho Coos Day Creamery on Coos
nivor Is getting between 11,000 nnd
115,000 pounds of milk dally from
'tho local dairymen and nro doing a
pig cheeso business. Tho llroakwa-
'tor, sailing last evening for tho south,
took a good sharo of tho company's
output.
Claims AVas Abused John C. Fish,
of Myrtlo Point, has started. suit for
divorce from his wlfo. Elslo L. FIrIi,
with hor parents In Coqulllo. Thoy
woro married In 1S9S and thoro nro
no children. Ho claims Hint slio
(called him a "blnck hearted boast,"
a fool and other abtislvo names' and
told him repeatedly sho did not love
him.
Man Knter Contests. It Is roport-
Ltid that many pupils aro entering tbo
Cood Heads esuay contest wiucu
fcloHCs tho latter part of this month.
I'Sovcral of tho grades In tbo Marab-
flold schools nro now mmy on Burn
cssnys and will c ' them In tho
tho contest. Tbo , .poso is to stir
up Interest in tho goo.l :'or.da move
mont and tbo coming bond election
In May.
After Mine Dairymen. J. L.
Smith, county agriculturist, passed
through tlil3 morning from Coiiulllo
enrouto to Ten Mllo whero ho will
make a canvass of tbo dairymen In
that section, endeavoring to got
A shipment of
White Shoes
Just Arrived.
Children'.! whllo one-strap pumps.
Sizes from 8 to 12.i?l.:M ' i5l."
Mlssos' whlto ono-strnp pumps. Sles
from U'Vj to 2 . ..ijit.no o !?1.."5
Ladles' whlto Oxllto Soles one-strap
Slzo3 2V6 to 7 Prlco SLIW
Ladles' whlto
Cinderella
one-strap
. . . ,2Sm
pumps, 'iVi
to 7
Prlco .
liadles' whlto Piazza no-strap pumps.
Sizes from JVC- to 7. Prlco . .JJI.Trt
Ladles' patent loiither one-strap
pump. Plain too, high lieol. .?a.ri
h) reconunond Shlnola for patent
leather slioo3, or any kind of blnck
shoos,
A fow Oxllto solod mon'a shoes on
band at "
Sco our window for nr.cas anu
styles.
Electric Shoe Store
8. J. IMMIJL, Prop.
1H0 Boi'Ui llroiidivay
Hepaired Whllo You
Shoes
Walt.
VAUDKVILLK
''! iiIc-I novelty art.
Rook
IcikIIiijs lliwitew.
MAUDK In Ibson's masterplero
eels by Oliver Mwosro I'lio-
r. M
Kittr
them signed up for the Coos Hay
Cow Testing Association. So far
be bos about 100 cows In Hi or
ganization for H1I3 year, but wants
to Increase the. number about 200
cows If possible. He will bo tbcro
several days.
vo to Cannery. Aboard tho
llreakwatcr arriving last evening
from Portland wore twelve Chlnn
mon. They aro said to be on their
way to Wedderburn to work In the
sulmon cannery tbcro.
Three 3Inll Clerks onMail ClnHis
'Congdon, Graves nnd Llbby attend to
mo united States mail on tho trnln
irom Kiigono to Powers. Vndor tho
present arraiiKomonta twn nf i. .......
worlc cvor' day whllo the third lays
w, a Hcnouuio giving 0110 of them
a stopover In Eugono each day. They
work through from Hugono to Pow-
f crs, returning to their starting place
on 1110 train of tho following day.
Could net .lull. For a month tlm
rthrce coll doors of tho city Jail have
ucen swinging idly to and fro. Tnurc
lacks tbo bustling air of things dolntr.
,nn nir tliat was wont to pervade tho
iclty JaU ln l" haiycon days when
fnl1.. .1 ..
other doors, more promising, wore
swinging on their well oiled hinges.
Chief Cnrter says that ho is thinking
somo of fixing the bunks up a bit and
renting rooms. Ho has figured that
thla ought to bring fairly good ro-
turns Into tho gonoral fund. At any
rato, arrests in tho past 30 days aro
exactly 100 per cent loss what they
'wero during tho samo period or a
yoar ago.
Have Lucky Kscnpu Word has
reached friends hero of nn accident
which befell' T. J. Tully nnd wlfo
and throe children who rccontly wont
to California. Mr. Tully was with
!lll Snttlh-Powors Company for hoih'o
timo. Tho family lived nt Ilonrv.
vlllo and later nt Powors. They
bought a Dodge car and It was tlm
first car that mado tho trip in from
Powors tills season. Tho family wont
to California to reside. Whllo trav
eling In their auto from Richmond
"to San Francisco the ear wont olf
tho road Into Franklin canyon nf
ter turning two sumersnults. When
Mr. Tully and wlfo nml threo ciill
dron woro taken from undor tho oar
they woro found to bo uninjured.
j
4 rcnouiuHL. mew ui it ?
0$
WALTHIt JOHNSON was down touny
from Ilausor on a short buslnosii
trip.
A. A. HACiAM'3ltl was among tbo
visitors hern today from Scnttu
burg. ItKV. O. LB HOY' HALL returned
this morning from Iloaver 1 1 1 1 1
mine.
A. J. M10NDF3L loft on tho morning
train to look nftcr tbo Huh store
In Powors.
CII13STI3U E. CAKKY enmo down
thla morning from Alloguny on log
ging business.
F. I). LAY'TON loft on tho llronl.
water last ovonlng for Kurokn to
call on tho trado.
P. 13. ALL13N wont up to Hcodsport
und (Jnrdlnor this morning on a
short buslnc38 trip.
MRS. FRANK CHANT, wlfo or the
foromnn nt Powers, was hero to
day on a shopping trip.
F. 13. I3NDICOTT, of Sltkum, enmo
over last ovonlng on tho train and
Is a visitor hero today.
DEPUTY' SHERIFF WARREN
JyAIUI) was hero today for a fw
hour-3 to sorvo papors.
OEOROB 13. TONNI3Y', city engineer
nt Myrtlo Point, Is horo today on
a short business trip.
IGEOROE GANNON, of
Pullman,
WAstorn
Washington, with tbo
Union Llfo Insuranco company,
canio ln yesteidny, looking for a
Prescriptions
nro put up hero liv a thor
o.ighly oiupotonl registered
pharmaclHt who la nccurato
and uses groat care In using
o"tly tho pnrost and IrcsbcBt
Ingredlonts and following
your doctor's orde.s enrc-
W fully, consclenlioubly and
WA thoiouglily.
m
m THE BUSY OORNER
DRUG STORE
I'hiiuo 'M)H
Wo Deliver Immediately
iik M
APRIL 12, 191 6-EVENING
location and may 'remain on tho
bay for about a week.
ROUERT DILLARD loft on the
morning train for tho Coiiulllo Val-
t ley to call on tho trado.
REV. AND MUS. STUUIJLI3FI13LD
left this inornlng for Myrtlo Point
to attend a mooting of tho Coca
County Presbytery to bo held In
that city for two days.
FRANK PAGE, representing M. L.
Kline, plumbing Bupply firm of
Portlnnd, who has been In tbo
city on business, will return homo
tomonow. lie says bo 13 coming
back to attend tbo railroad cele
bration and will bring with htm
tbe bead of tbo firm.
t NEW TODAY
WANTKD (.'III for
work. Apply "P"
general house
Times offlco.
I'Olt SAIilC till) lil. leghorn
lioii3. Phono r.OGl, North Hand.
I'Ult .M.l,l, Dm; "J 1.JJ 11. p. (jasj
englno, used 1 year. Cood con-,
ilitlou. Also 1 registered Uork-,
3blro boar. Weight 400 lbs. A
bargain.
Ill OS.
10. L. llessoy, Phono .'
WAXTMI) (llil
wants to do
Phone 437-L.
wllb
general
references
housework.
FOUND NKAIt TAFFY' TAVKU.V
Lady's whlto glovo. Owner may
bavo article by paying for this ad
at Times Office.
LOST !'.a!'y r'r.s. Inward
return to Times Officio.
for Its
FOR SALK Knt Ire furnishings of
tho Andcraon rooming-house, also
restaurant oiiulpmcut; center o(
buslncs3 district. Will noil cheap
for cash. Lease given on building
If desired. Mrs. Thus. Anderson,
Handnu, Oregon. I
LOST Times rnrrfrr hook. Please
return to Thelo Steckel, Knstsldu,
or Coos Hay Times.
FOIl HF.XT Modem bunpilow; !
Htonm heat; also npnrtment with
fivo heat and water. Phono 17-L,
.1. C. SwaiiHon. ,
- WANTED 1 1
4
FOR KXCIIAN(!I3 Sevon room moil.
! nm hoiiso, full cnninut basement,
wash trays, electric light, gas, fivo
mluuto street care sorvlco In Port
land, rout brliiKB 7 por cent on In
vestment. Will trndo f(. Coosl
Hay proporty and take auto In part
payment. Address "II" earn of '
Times. I
HOOMI3KS AND
ply 220 So.
HOAKDKItS Ap-
llrondwuy; rates
ren3onnblo.
t FOR SALE X
I'Ull MAM1. ioou griiuo iioisiein
yearling holfois; 1 roglhtered llol
stolu bull, G mo. old. II. W. San
ford, Suninor, Ore, Phono 3103.
FOR SALH Four Micks or YVIilto
Hurbank Potatoes. C. J Carlson,
Marsliflold It. It. No. 1, llox 10.
FOR SALE Four rows, 2 hclfciH,
1 bull; registered Ayorslilres; nil
solccted stock from Pouno's Calif,
and Wash. 'a best herds; heavy
producers. Wrlto llox 80, Card)
nor, Ore.
FOR SALK Threw Jeri.oy cows:
will bo fresh this mouth; $47.00
each. Adilroas Sec. Farmers' Un
ion, P. O. box 328, Marsliflold.
FOR SALK Imto Riulmiik tecd jici
toes. II. W. Sauford, Suninor,
Ore., Phono 3103.
PARM FOR SALK Thlrty-rivo
ncros, ono-bair bottom and one.
hair bench land; six acres of good
oichard; good Iioiibo and barn,
lighted by acetyleno gas; house
with modern etiulpniouts; hot and
cold water, bath, etc. Near Co
qulllc. A goo'l u"y If lakon soon.
Imiulro T, caro of Times, or Uox
250, Coqunio, oro.
FOR SALK
Ono classy leglhlered .lornoy
bull calf, whose dam milked II,
1(1(1 pounds In ten months. Also
cows and holforn, ull registered
stock. Wilto to F, A. SACCIII,
Marshfleld, Oregon.
t FOR RENT t
FOR RI3NT Furnished looms, O'n
So. Seventh street, phone 414-R.
FOR RENT, Cheap. I, i! and
room Apartm'ts. Hroadway Hotel.
I-'OIl RENT Furnished Apts. In
O'Connell building, Phono 113-L.
FOlt RENT Furnished flat, hot and
cold wntur, bath. 853 Third t
EDITION
rp
m
Originators
of
Low Prices
ftfcrporafed
Next Door
Friday end Saturday Specials
TULIP MILK.
Pour Latge Cans for
BROWN SOAP. Eight
t
OUR EVERY DAY PRICES:
OltANOF.S. Per dozen I5
HDTTHIt. Two pound Kiiaroi. Norway and Mnyroso T.'e
Wo huvo IIUTTI'311 wrapped In ono-tiunrter pound sub. oneh ,.10o
LI3MON8. Per dozon .... 20e
COFFHK. Hulk. Thrco pounds for 91.00
SYltUP POPPY, (lallon can noo
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
GETTING'S CASH GROCERY
Phono 394, 130 North Broadway.
WATCH FOIl Ol'll SPECIALS. Thoy mean money In )Oiir pocket
Try a,
Eear Steak For Supper
We have some excellent BEAR MEAT. A fine fat youno
cub, killed near Libby. Yon can always get the best
and choicest meats at
1 1
Palace Meat Market
N. I).
Phono 100. J.
Z AT THE HOTELS t
Chandler Hotel
II. A. Woodfeld, Portland; William
Cnhlll, Portlund; F. 13. llluckor.
Portlnnd; Mr. and Mrs. Barclay, Pow
ors; Olto T. Ilrandt, Portland; (5. W.
Krnun, Kugeno; George A. Ilntoson,
Portlnnd; 13. II. Y'nn Ordih, Port
land; T. M. Jouos, Mllwnukco; I).
Y'unco, Portlnnd; O. J. Stowurt, Port
laud; R. L. Fnrr und wlfo, Han Fran
cisco; Mnrk II. Savago, Portland; C.
C. King, Portland; C. ('. Grluls und
wlfo, Portlnnd; J. M. Rico, Port
land; N. F. Mlllor, Seattlo- 13. P.
Stowart, Portland; It. 13. Rosb, Port
land; G. A. GIIII11, 0akla1.1I; C. P.
Roll. Portland; II. M. lllaelt, Port
land. Rlaiieo Hotel
J. I). Rankin, Portland; A. A. Sngn
bord, Scottaburg; P. S. Olnon, North
llond; 13. M. Moore, Gold Ranch
Walter Johnson, Ilausor; J. K. Rand.
Cooston,
Lloyd Hotel
Tom Marnes. North llond; W. J.
Prnilkll0nif luvorlon; YV. J. Mnlcom
nnd wRo, Powers; Jack Calmoro and
wiro, Ohlcngo; Ebon Pomoroy, llan
don; Mr. and Mm. Ourduell, .onu;
W. Cbrlstonson, Powora; Mrs IThiiK
Grant, Powora.
St, LawVenco Hotel
Ilurnoy Carroy, IJmplro. Jaino
lliicker, San Francisco; L. Martin,
Coqulllo; P. Gordon. Gold Ilancb; Dr.
and Mrs. Edwards, Florence;. F. 15.
Endlcott, Sltkum; 13. Kdinon, Port
lund; 13. llrnnil, Randon.
FOR RENT Modern fivo.rooiu bii
gnlow on lath und Coinmereiul I
strcots, $12.50 per month. Apply!
Going fe Harvoy
FOR RENT.
ROOMS, noe to SI. 00 Day;
StU to !?" Week; llousekwp
lug Apts., SK mo. up. I'reo
hath. Llo)d Hotel Aptu.
i i l r7 ' I ...n.. iimm -J- -- -
s -v
IJfave you seen this
line of LADIES'
COATS, SUITS and
DRESSES?
VIOItTII DOrilLK 'I'll 1-3 PUICKV
Ladles' Finn 1'ieiicli Sivgo Dresses,
tbe latest out, our prk'M . . .$l.tlH
I'Vcneli Serge with Silk Tilinnilng,
best of sliade.s; 11 dandy lit
double (ho pi lee (M(
Tnfleta In all the latest Miadcs nml
pnttcuix .IMIO
Crepe do Chine look nt Hiese,
couipaio tlieui with ullieis at
double tho prlco 12.00
Ladles' hitllK, In nil tho latest pat
terns mid Htylesj dandy values
ul double the price; our
prlco !il.0 $ia..-iO -Vt l.7." 9in.no
COATS Try tho-o anil eouiparo
them wllli coatH at dntiblo tho
prlco 9I.8 95.IM
97.00 90.00 9IU.0O 91 L7.1 910.50
We Lead
Others
Follow
to Postoffice
5c
Bars for .... 25c
OSWALD.
Central Avo.
o
SOCIAL CALENDAR
YVeiluesday
Jolly Dozen Club with Mrs.
II. M. Albco In Rtinkor Hill.
Pastime Club -wltli Mrs. 13.
J. Arms in North llond.
Auction Rrldgo Club wl.li
MrH. Cnrl L. Davis.
Hay City Ladles' Aid with
Mrs. I laments.
Thursday
Ladles' Aid of Norwegian
Lutheran church, meets nt
homo of Mrs. John Pitman.
A. N. YV. Club with Mr I.
Nnuoy Noblo
North llond Methodist M
dlas busInoBS soaslnn.
Kluiioy Club with Mm
"lowjtrt M-'Dnnnld In North
HunJ.
Klostor Club with Mrs. R
W. Morrow.
Rainbow Club Mooting nt
Club Iioiibo on South Cua
River.
Mlnno-Wl3 Club with Mrs.
C. InChuppall.
Genera Club with Mri. J,
YV. Davis.
lVlday
Past Matron Society with
Mrs. D. O. McCnrty.
Neodloeraft Club with MH
Edgar Muuuuii In North
IU(t!.
riilmbla Club with Mrs.
A. S. llnmmoml.
Ladles Art Club with Mrs.
.'( O. Langwortby.
Tho Norwegian Lutlwran
Y'ouns People's social, at
homo or Rev. and Mrs. It. O,
Thorpo.
0
t
6
WOOD GOOD WOOD M
YV, II. Lingo has It at, 8IJJO aad
$a cash per load,
ml. Phono 227-J.
Garbage ronMr.
. t
a Y
noo?