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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1916)
THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1916 EVENING EDITION FIVE I E I A ir) i) WMfe ' iiMini fagia.j sriTTSn? , T 'Ui 5i ! DrlVI 1 ILO rfr Vj1'1 ''"' tvrs rrecipimtioii sanm period ! pj j.v.- T Clothes and Next Sunday THERE'S a bigger idea back of "new clothes for Easter" than just clothes for clothes' sake. It's the effect that new clothes have on yoli and your attitude toward life clothes for your sake and the people around you things look brighter; everything's fresh; you feel like doing big things. Varsity Fifty Five is an ideal suit for next Sunday; it's so brim ful of youthful spirit it's contagious. You'll feel as you look in these smart clothes. Easter Hats Easter Shirts Easter Neckware and the things that make your Easter outfit complete Woolen Mill Stores The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Suits purchased from us pressed Free of charge Marshfield North Bend fDf AuoclMrd J'ffM o coo. Titj TlmM.J OREGON Showers, heavy frost tonight; southwest to west winds. LOCAIj TEMPERATURE RECORD For tho 24 hours ending at 1:1.1 n. m., Arp. 21, hy IknJ. Oatllnd, special government Motcorologlst: Maximum (it Minimum 43 At 1:1.1 n. in 4 1 Ptvclpltatlnn 81 Precipitation alnco Sopt. 1, linfi 77.1)0 Precipitation sanm period lust year 01. .12 Wind, Southwest, cloudy. SUNRISE AM) SUNSET Fildny April 21. Sun rises nt fi.08 nnd sets nt G:I9. A Word About Men's Clothes Dont' judge them by the price, for they may seem too low, but rather judge the values you get, at J. C. Penny Co. MEMS' BLUE SERGE SUITS $15.00 would be a fair pries, OUR EVERY DAY PRICE $9.90. MEWS' BLUE SERGE SUITS You can pay more but you can't get greater suit val ues: every one a pure worsted suit. EVERY DAY PRICES, $14.75 and $12.50 Suit Cases in Fibre and Matting At $2.25, $1.98, $1.69, $1.23 and 98c All Leather Suit Cases, $4.50 and $3.98. We are showing a full line of new spring hats. Sec these values. ortators Mb anaSf Low Prices w ' ' M ' ' " " r " mm Follow Next Door to Postoffice I""" "" "" "" " """ " . OBLE THEATER nrr rvTini-inr Jim. ' BAFiJry FIRST Murshflelcl's Fiie-Proof Theater J"""1 ""sic Mini tho Finest Pictures In tho World i.AYS 'r,,,: 1,KST AX1) l'LIOTV OF IT." M.bllV George Barr Mc Cutcheon's greatest story In flvo reels ,f exceptionally fine pictures. 'TATlli: xuWS"The world's happenings ns caught by tho ale machine. 'PAIITOOV t t....r... ,. . ., . ..,-, -,.... ,1-nV. I ' ""-mm- ino real ninny luviun-s viun" - unt make the world laugh. skvk. reels am, xi:wno repeaters. Iu tfTHONY'S ORCHESTRA EVERY NIGHT. toM?5' 15 cts' Balcony, 10 cts.; Children. 5cts. WMOlUtOW NIGHT ChnrMo 'Cliaplln In "THE CASK" two I,?1 "Slis Howls Screams. ". WHITE SISTER" with VIOLA ALLEN will bo repeated. 1 R OYAL TONIGHT (I Heels of Pictures anil v a u re v i l u i: InSv-5) jtWC JAs. vVi rf i TTii 11 y V'iii BlHYOI P T.nr- 'or .r,M'c imts (v Irom Us. AVo Nothing to Put Them . Oil Vnn. iiM. . -"" MIIOCI raTOTADi, -i nign tuiciency; FOK TRANSFER AND STORAGE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, FREIGHT AND HAGGAGE Call FERGUSON TRANSFER Phono 103 He I (I en co Phono 13-J Mmkrt Ave. nnil Waterfront ! "WHAT THE RIVER FOHETOLD" 3 reel 101 HIson Spaclnl Foatnro A hair raising drama with motion pictures most daring action, Sherman liaiubrldge "HONOR THV, HUSBAND." A plcturo with a moral that you can't forgot 2 leols. "THE .MISLEADING LADY" AU uneqilillcu umvuiaai tuiuou;. Your last chanco to seo thoso clev er dancers, Johnson mid Fouler. iti lZ.fr '-i-h Admission i viiiy Jut caui Lower Floor 15c Balcony 10c LIVE WHITE RABBITS TOR EASTER Wo Itavo a few beautiful Ilw wli to nilibllH that will ho Just tho thlu to K't lor tliv kiddies for an Easier present. '1'hey nio U'o also liuve a romiilet lino of EASTIR EGG DYES TOMORROW NIGHT New Vaiulo- vlllo Tho La Vogue Sisters and Mls ! t .. Dnmi'li.1 In "TliO Kmitiineiital JltJIlU -cw.v "" - Ijidy." Sun''ay Nlgld "Women and Wine" BUSY CORNER DRUG STORE Phono 2M Wo DrllvoV Iiniiiediufely Story Hour Tomorrow. Miss Gwenoddo Tnwor will hiivo thargo of tho story hour from 10 to 11 tomor row morning and will toll of "Olill dron In Foreign lands." , S-ts Teutnllvo Dale. A lottor from President Korr, of (). A. fJ., slates that ai far as ho knows at thl.i, tlmo ho ;d'. b t hlo to uttoud a Kol. i lowahlp mooting horo butweon Mny 10 and 17. Ho will ndvtuo later on n I doflnlto date. , Rojit Is Started. Work has boon olartcd at tho F. L. Lowo Shipyard1 on tho hull of the 10 foot boat fori tho Coos River Transportation Com- ,piuiy. Tho craft Is to bo finished for! early suminor travel. A CO horse power onglno will bo Installed. Campflre Girls SPi't. Tomorrow! nftornoon at 2:15 tho Camptlro Girls nro to mcot at tho Guild Hall whero Mrs. Claronco E. Ash will talk to thorn on tho subjoct of "Illrds" If tho day Is nt nil pleasant tho girls will bo takou for n wn!k In tho woods so that thoy may got acquainted first hand with the members of tho feath ery tribe. AI glrU of tho society uro uruod to coino out. , , Orators Out Toidght. Tho lntop hlh bcIiooI oratorical contest of Coos county Is to ho held this ovonlug nt 8 p. m. In tho Marshflold higli nchool iiudltorlum. There 'vlll bo 11 entries from tho six high schools of tho county. Tho Judges will bo tho city school suporlntoudonts Includ ing. C. A. Howard, Coqulllo; L. W. Turnbull, Handon; E. L. Coo, North Rend; Eugono Smith, Myrtle Point, and F. A. Tledgeu Marshflold. lis In Dlro Tiouhle. Word liero slates that tho gasnliuo schooner Ah wonodu, owned by Cnpt. Morso, of Ndwport, nnd J'ormorly plying be tween Portland, tho Umpqun and Han don nnd Coqulllo, Is In dlro dhitrosa off Day vlow. It la said that she has drlftod In closo to tho slioro whoro ouch a high sea Is breaking that tho Coast Guard crow had n difficult tlmo to got out to thorn. Tho boat may ho a total loss. Easter Services. Tho Communi cants of tho Episcopal church uro kindly naked to nolo tho hours for tho sorvlccs on Easier Day, Holy communion nt G:30 a. m. At 10:30, Instead of 11, thero will bo nnothor oorvlco with special Easter mua!c and a bormon by tho rector: "Prophoolos of Easter." Tho Sunday school con venes nt 9 Instead of 9:30 n. m. Thero will bo a sorvlcn In St. Luko's church, Kmplro, In tho ovonlug with Holy communion tho following morn ing. Was u Fairy Tale. Soe. Motley, of tho Chamber of Commorce, was much Incensed yesterday when ho was told thnt W. F. Cotty, wlfo and wtuo daughtor, had arrived In Mnrshflold from Portland, aftor bolr.g routed by a ticket a gout through Rosoburg And over tho stago lino. I!o vas on tho verge of writing John M, Scott, of tho Southern Pacific asking him' ko tell his agents In Portland that I there Is a railroad to Coos Pay whon "' no ioiiuii oui Mini iamuy uau como horo from tho south and Into Handon via steamer. Spends on Coos River Tho Irruco , I Evans evangelistic party and a num-1 I lint nt ntnra mnfln ttm lrlt in Pnnti ' 1 "" " " " v ! RIor today whore Mr. Evans spoko beforo tho Coos River snhool In re sponse to tho Invitation of the prln-l clpal, It. W. Tavennor. Tho trip was made on tho colportor crulsor "Llfo Line," Captain (I. L. Hall.. Tho mom bers of the party took lunehos with thorn. Thoso tjolng wero: Mr. and Mra. Uruco Evans, Jack Thompson, Miss Mary C. Ayres, Rov. and Mrs. J. S. Stubblofleld, Ilov. II. Ii. Foskott. Hov. C. 0. Prico of North IJond, and Eggs For Easter For the Balance of This Week We Will Sell Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs per doz 25c READ THESE PRICES Dairy Butter, 2 pound square 70c Large Cabbage Plants (early cabbage) per doz "" 10c Yakima Potatoes, per 100 lb. The Good Kind $2.45 Coos Bay Rhubarb, pound 5C Peanut Butter, 2 pounds .-.. 25c Small Dry Onions, pound " 2c All Kinds Preserves and Jellies, 2 large 15 ounce"" Jars for 35C GETTING CASH GROCERY We Save You Money Phono 394, 130 North Broadway, WATCH FOR OUR SPECIALS. Thoy mean money In your pocket reason Justices of tho pcaco should hnvo filed tholr petitions for re election In tho May prlmnrlos. Justlco C. L. Pounock, or Marshflold, has has watched tho matter cloudy, and Hayit that us far ns ho knows Roso burg Is tho only plnco whoro such an opinion has been hold and vlioro thu Justlco In office Iiub filed a potltlon for reelection. Tho remainder of tho Justices uro firm In tho bollof thnt they bold over for tho entire six Instead of two years, , ', t PERSONAL. MENTION C. I. ItEIGARI) wont to Coqulllo this morning on busluosa. V. E. DEBT or Imndou, Is among tho business visitors horo toduy. , JOHN C. KENDALL Is down In Unn don on a short IiusIiioks trip. , C. It. PECIC'Wiis called to Coqulllo to day on Port of Coos Ray business. P. R. HUE loR on tho morning train for Reedsport way to (all on tho trade. MATT L. MAY loft for Coqulllo Valloy points this moruliiKi milling on tho trade. JOHN I). UOSS was among tho logul lsltors ut tho county Hout Ihlo morning. II. 11. LEWELLION nnd wlfo of Han- don, nra among tho visitors In tho city today. HARRY HULT.MANX went to tho Co qulllo Valley this morning calling on tho trade. C. E. NICHOLSON, of tho Cold Slor ngo company, wont to Coqulllo this morning on buslnem. $ t WANTED t IOR RENT Hest chnnco for mov ing plcturo hIiow nt North Hend. Enquire of R. A, Rock. FOR HAM CHEAP Homo house. ..hold goods Including hcilx, chairs , nnd kitchen utonalls. 979 South Fifth. It. Ncrdrum. FOR HALFz-i-Haby huggyj dining chairs. Address "p" euro Tlmea. FOR HAM: U Hlnglo buggies. $10.00 and $25.00. C. A. John sou, Phono CI -J. FOR RENT. ROOMS, 50c to $1.00 Day; fji-J (o ijS.T Week; Housekcep. lug Aptw., H mo. up. Frro bath. Llod Hotel Apia. FOR RENT Slv room Iioum, fur nished or unfurnished. Also npurtmont. AU inodorn cou vonlencos. Phono' Cl-N. ' FOR RENT FJiicnI riiriilhlinl npin. In Marshflohl. Freo heat and wator. 122.60 up. Myrtlo Arms. FOR RENT, Cheap I, a and !J- loom Apartm'tH. Hroadway Hotol. C. W. Wolcott Grocery Will liavi an elia good Niippl Fruits and Vegetables on the Rieukualer Ha tin day. Also each day next uetk u will niako u special pi-lco on homo IIiidh of food products. Watch for these bpeclalH. I'OR ICE-NT FnriiUliwl flat, Mot nail cold wnlor, bath. 653 Third et FOR R ET .Model n f U ivn.om "hpir. galow on 12th nnd Commercial stroots, $12. CO por mouth. Apply doing & llorvoy. FLPFI.' ItlH.S iiiado fnuu old eur pols. Addross Fluff Hug Co., Eu gono, Oro, DAKIIER SHOP I'OU SALE CHEAP .Mint sell harbor shop In Hunk er Hill, Marshflold on account of datli. Good propoaltloi) for good harbor. Apply Fred Mlllor Marshflold, Orogon, Route ', Hox I. FOR HALE Hutlio furiiMilngH of tho Antiunion roonilng-houao, also rvataursut equlpmont; conter of liiislndB3 district. Will Roll cheap for oMsh. Luaso given an building If dslrod. Mrs. Tlios. Anderson. Handon, Oregon. FOR SALI4 (iiiod guide llnNtoln yearling holfuis; 1 rdglstorcd Hoi stoJn bull, G mo. old. II. W. San ford, Sumner, Oro., Phono 3103. Flm HALE Four cohh, 1! holfcrH, 1 bull; rogUUrci Ayerslilros; all aloctpd stock from Ponuo's Callt. and yaBh.' boat liords; lioavy pioducora. Writo Hox 8G, Qardl nor, Ore. Rev. and Mrs. O. L. Hall. h Dlffej-enco Opinion. Over In , Douglas county District Attorney! Nouner has rendered an opinion that tho six year term for Judgoa rcfern only to courts of record and for this C. W. Wolcott Grocery FOR SALE Ono i lossy registered Jersey bull calf, uhoso dam milked II. 1(10 poiiuiN In leu month. Also out mid hoIfeiH, all registered stock, Wrllo lo F. A. HACCIH Marshf eld. Oieuim. r ;iw akmt jvfturA fl4