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I "COOS BAY TBDES, MRSfflSEIJ) AND NORTH BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1931 EVENING EDITION PAGE SfiVftft There are just 58 more shopping days until Christmas, excluding holidays, but oh how those 58 days will cost lis ELLA CINDERS Money Matters! We'll Say It Do est By Bill Conselman and Charli Plumb i v.v.v. v.v.v. vr.V.V. v.v. v.vr.

r.vAV.vr.VVvvV vfel BY FREEMAN LINCOLN bJT3 LINCOLN DONT BE SILLY. tow that we've I Mr- 01,5 I A asdod pwcb tZIQ PROVED JUST HOW WMiuWmfi AND OFFER. TO "T-tOO CAN ON "lOU SILLY'. ON SECOND I THOUGHT. FLEXIBLE GLASS IS i WORTH ONE HUNDRED nMULWMU fl REALLY IS WE CAN APPLE 1 TO.

FLEXIBLE 3LSS- IF NKKSAftY? 0 THOUSAND! 1 I SIT AROUND AND STRUDEL-LErS BUT NAME A BIS PRICE HVND I SHOULD AY MY GOSH! TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND SO GOOD I THINK. WE I WT FOR OUR 7S ROW OUT AND AND 1r "KA! tat I I', I I WINS nunuwu ji iwrraw.ian SHIP.TO COME IN! MEET It! VMbm. a-A- INVEST NOUR MONEY THOUSAND WOULD. )) BIS ENOUGH TO OLKaHT TO ASK THREE JJl jS AND LIVE OFF BE ABOUT RIGHT! It PRONOUNCE INCOME! t5U KNOW A. 1 YORDS THW BIG! lot Otis TviZpayzi? Miscellaneous WANTED Milk goat, cheap.

J. H. Taylor, Englewood. Fone 1220X. 13x15 BUT Battery Aids, On Neewollah Night When the American Legion post is busy keeping; hundreds of kiddies In check on "Neewollah night, when the big parade Is staged Oct.

31, they will be aided by the entire Batter group. The Battery men are looking forward eagerly to the social evening to be held Oct 27, when a crab feed will be served at the Armory by a detailed kitchen police force, Each man will bring his mother, father, relative or friend, and it is hoped to have as many ex-service men as possible there in order that they may see the organisation and functioning of the battery. Charles Jensen, captain of the Battery, Is In charge of the dinner the evening of Tuesday, Oct 27. A hunting party made up of Mr. and Mrs.

William Reichert, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lattin of Empire and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Runn of the head of South inlet, drove up the Coast road to Winchester Bay, where they picked up Hugo Hansen and went on up the coast crossing the Siuslaw river on the ferry.

They went to the mountains for a two-day hunt and drove on to Eugene and came borne by way of Drain. Mrs. Kitty Gordon of the Tourist peiel entertained eight 'little girls at a birthday party for her lit tie daughter, Ilene, in honor of her eleventh birthday. After playing games and having the birthday cake, the guests were taken to Marshfield 'to the theatre. The children all reported a most en joyable time.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and Mrs. Ralph Barker left Tuesday morning for Long Beach, Cal, for a month's vacation. Harry Zlnv merman of Marshfield drove them down.

They went the coast route. Mr. and Mrs. Nonda Anderson of North Bend visited the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Davis Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Gus Manot spent the aft ernoon Monday, visiting Mrs. Davis and her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Blake.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blake are in charge of the Davis home, while the Davtses are in the south, visiting their sons and other rela tives. Mrs. Bert Holland and daughter, Jackie, visited Mrs.

Cecil Holland Saturday afternoon, as Mrs. Holl and and daughter were both sick With the W. Mrs. August Berg and daugh ter, Mrs. Leo Mateon, were Sun day visitors from Portland.

This is Mrs. Berg's first trip home in a year and a half. Mrs. Berg Is now (4 years old, and very spry for her age. They left for home Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Bashaw of Empire made a trip to Marsh field and North Bend on business Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Roselle of Big Creek were city visitors on Monday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wicks have moved to their home at Eastslde after living at Charleston for the past year. Mr. and Mrs.

Parks of the Empire compass station have been 'transferred to.Tatoosh bland for la eoupM of months. Mrs. Parks 4- 4 Empire SOUNDS Uhats a. you reollyihirlt I success. flexible upnabiu andfaOscasW Otis nks Certainty Ocrntinced of its Coos Bay Times Advertising Representative) FORD-PARSONS-STECBIB, be.

San Prandsoo, Los Angeles, Portland, New York City, -( Chicago. CLASSIFIED ADVEBTISINO BATES Less than 3 Insertions, per line 10c I or more Insertions, per line kQnhnum charge, for one insertion ad J3to Automobile! JAEMAN REDUCES PRICES was now "30 Sedan $495 29 Nash Sedan 675 "73 Ford Roadster 395 78 Chev. Coach 345 28 Chev. Caoriolet 345 595 245 275 275 245 145 175 225 49 27 Chev, Sedan 295 27 Chev. ccupe 195 28 Whippet 245 "27 Pontlac Sedan 285 "26 Hudson Coach 185 "Used Cars With an OK that Counts" JARMAirS USED CAR LOT FOB SALE Repossessed ear, like new, at big discount.

P. H. BLACK MOTOR CO. 14x16 Found FOUND Boy's Leather Airplane i cap, goggles attached. Found about Sept.

1 near Chandler hotel Call, at Times office and identify. One pair and several singles of ladles' gloves. Call at Times of fice. Several small bunches of keys on key-rings and In key-talners At Times office. 13xlf r0UND-On highway, light tof-1 fing equipment.

Call at Times for information. Owner must pay for this advertisement 15x17 Real Estate WILL TRADE 6 rm. frame house and tot 100x225' ft in city 11m- its Salt Lake City for small 3-acre Improved farm. Must be in Coos Bay area. For further ln formation write Coos Bay Times Box 68.

15x21 Help Wanted SALESMEN WANTED At once by Nash the Nation's Tailor. Responsible salesman for Ccos county. Write for full particulars 1 to 822 Joseph Vance Bldgv 8c-t atUe. Wash. 15x17 1 Livestock FOR 8ALE Registered Chester White boar, 7 months eld, weight 200 lbs.

No better type hog in the state. WIU trade for other stock. R. Houghtallng, Bridge, Ore, 15x17 1 SYNOPSIS: Tftf Ions Itruffffl tf Sum Sherrill ictwMn her loyalty to her Haw Ptnk Abbott mi her lovt lor Fredl Ifunaon can-nol did tinifl Bb confewe la Peafc. Sht acMtiltd htm.

needing Us money, belore her tttvlalber, Fourth Alitemea, beeamo wealthy, at the time her holt brother, NJ. ion, eloped with their maid, Chapter 31 CONFLICTING, VERSIONS THERE was a long pause, and A then Sam stirred uneasll; won't be muffled voice. she Mr.d in a small, "And you're going to hate ne when I'm done. What I have to say Isn't very pleasant Peak." "Don't worry about that" He was curt. "I'm more prepared than you know, I can also assure you that nothing you can say will make me hate She turned toward "Do you remember," she asked Swiftly.

"something that yon asked ma last night Id the summer house?" "1 remember quite a lot of things asked you last night in the Hoi comD's summer house." He was playing idly with the gear shift lever. "It was Just st the end Just be (ore we came home. Do you remember asking me it there wss anybody else?" "Yes." He nodded. "I shouldn't have said It I'm sorry, "Please don't!" She wss close to tears. "There's nothing (or you to be sorry about Peak, because, ypu see there teat somebody else." "Oh." He was quite calm.

"So that's what you wanted to tell me this afternoon. I rather guessed It at the time. I alio rather guessed that I could supply bis name. His same la. Freddy Munson, Isn't 11 8am?" I "Yes." Her volca was barely audible, "His name Is Freddy Munson." "I see." Peek lit a cigarette.

Well," be said quietly at last, "let's hear about It Let's hear all about It from tbi beginning." "All right" Sam seemed calmer ow; as though the hardest part ol her confession had been made. "I'm not aahamed of the beginning tf the thing. It began when there no reason wny it should not begln-sometlms Just before Christ as. He and I wera sent out on mt assignment from the office to- tetlier, 'and 'afterward 'I aim back here tor supper," She 'rew a long breath. "Well, Hiked lm and after that I saw him a lot 1 don't know vhy I liked him.

He wss different from anybody I knew." i "Perhaps that explains it" Peak suggested. "Perhaps' It wis that and perhaps It wsi because ha accepted sae at my (act value, He was Interested In ae as a person. I taw him almost every day. I didn't want to (all In lovt -tb him. I (ought against It I kntw wt could never be happy together.

1 kntw all about tvtrytblng, and yet" Peak actually laughed. "And yet, before you knew It you wtrt In over your hud." "Yet," the agrted qulttly, "thai wsi It 1 was In ovtr my head. He aiked me to marry blm, and I said that I wouldn't 1 was terribly sensible, and bard-boiled, and practical about It alL 1 said that when 1 married It was going to be (or money; that love bad do part at all In my schema o( life." "He didn't like that 1 Imagine." "Ht merely Ignored It altogether. Ht kept taking at to msrry bin until, Anally, 1 didn't care any mors. I agreed to go to New York with blm that vtry night 1 wat meet blm at the train.

I packed my big, I was ill rtsdy to go, and then-" i I "I think I know th sequel," sill Peak gently. "Ton (ound Ntlson't letter saying that ht hid eloped." "Yes, 1 found tbit letter, and it did something terrible to tit. I kid a brilo itorm. You know whit happened." "Yes." i. i She turned to blm swiftly.

"Why don't you tay that yon'ri think ing?" ibt demanded fiercely. "Why doct you tell tit what 1 Why dont you admit that yon md be dont with It?" i "I einV Ht thook Bit head. "1 eia't (or tht staple rtasot thai I doa't hilt yoa. We're eqiaRy guilty. Yet didn't taO mt tbott Freddy Mtttot, ltd i dldtVtttl you that fvt known all ibett tta Jp tb WiTt You've Blows, t( yeu'vt willing to bo tngtgtd to ae Jast tot uatl" Sta nid dally.

EXPERT TAXIDERMY work done on all types of game. Rugs Bring your deer heads and hides to us. COOS BAY TAXIDERMY STUDIO 270 N. Front St. Sept.

15.T.TJ3.tf HOUSES FOR RENT Englewood, Colombo. Wood and coal stoves for sale. 14x16 MONET TO LOAN on chatties and Improved property. Repaid on easy monthly installments. Bay Securities, Inc 643 Central Ave.

SepUOxtf Bough-dry, 8o lb. Thrif-T, 6Hc a lb. Lace Curtains and Blankets. Try us. Troy-Ouardlan Laundry.

Sept WxOct. .18 HUNTERS TAKE NOTICE I will pay seven cents per pound for young fat bear dressed, entrails out heads and hide on, Must be brought in same day killed, and not to exceed the day following. Discount will be made for "Injured parts. J. V.

WIN SHIP, FISH PACKER, 1138 FRONT ST, Phone 675. 13x15 NOW IS THE TIME to save your soles and neeied. Keep In good condition by walking on good soles. MdNTTRFS ELEC' SHOE SHOP 178 80. Bdwy.

12x17 UMBRELLAS Recovered, Repaired. Cheaper than buying a new one. Fone 158. Marshfield Cyclery. Oct 1x31 Rooms For Rent STOP-LOOKING for the ideal place to live.

We have it Take one of our delightful rooms for permanent guests'. Steam heat private baths and showers, new furnished. Attractive-weekly and monthly rates. ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL Sep24T.TA-tf FOR RENT Furn.

im, large, sun ny, 2 clothes closets, suitable for one or two gentlemcnt. 774 So. 7th St 13-15-17 i 1 1 Market News FOR BALI Corn-frd turkeys. We deliver. Phone SF3.

Oct 8, T.T.tf Poultry FOB SALE Rhode Island Red hens and fryers. Also chicken fertiliser In sacks. Mrs. Spencer, Clark 8t, N. Bend.

On old coun ty road. 13x15 rs Will Hold Rally Hoyai Neighbor lodge members from all over Coos county will at tend the first pep meeting to be neid by the Marshfield lodge men, Oct 27, this city. Every camp in the county wlU be Invited to attend a business meeting and interesting program, which will be arranged for that evening, i A short meeting was held by the lodge wit filght. Miss Bezel Peter-ion, a member of the lodge who 'a now living in Hollywood, was visitor at the meeting. was formerly Mary jsicxworin.

John Cowan is lighthouse keeper there. Jesse Vandervort and wife re turned here from Washington Saturday. They were recently married. Mrs. Carroll Cushman is a business visitor in Portland for a few days this week.

Hess Faulkner made a business trip to Marshfield and North Bend Monday. Last Friday night the Arago boys defeated the Riverton boys 'on Riv- erton home court in a volleyball game 97 to 46. The game was played in four 15-mlnute quarters, The lineup at the beginning of the game was Don Currie, Joe Slnko, Bud Griffen, Walter Moore, Ernie Milan! and Mllden Carl in the' Arago lineup. Arago took the lead soon after the beginning or tne game and kept It to the finish. Last Friday night the Arago girls volleyball team was defeated by the Riverton girls on the Riverton court 4Q to 29.

The game played In four 8-mlnute quarters. Arago made a One start, running the score up to 11 to 1 Riverton quickly added seven points to tie at the end of the first quarter. From the second quarter on to the final whistle Arago seemed to lose Its team work. The lineup for the girls team was: Doris Cur rie, Leona Paull, Lois Schroeder, Laura Mllanl, Evelyn Doyle, Ruth Keltner. Iola Robinson.

Lavaun Aasen and Deloros Barklow. A few substitutions were made dur- ing the gome. Burleigh Grimes, Cardinal hurl- first met Gabby Btreet, now his manager, when both were with Chattanooga in 1913. Holler gained 204 yards In 21 tries during Alabama's first football game of the year. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice la hereby given that, the undersigned has been appointed executor of the estate of William J.

McLean, deceased. Now there fore, all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same to the undersigned at the law office of Edward H. Joehnk, In the Coos Bay National Bank Building, Marshfield, Oregon, within six months from date hereof duly verified as by law required. Dated this 8th day of October, 1931. WALTER C.

McLEAN, Executor of the Estate of William J. McLean, Deceased. Pub. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has filed his final account In the Matter of the Administration of the estate of Ellen D. Oddy, deceased, and the County Court of Coos County, Oregon, has fixed Saturday the 24th day of October, 1931, at 10 a.

m. of said day In the County Court room in the County Court House at Co- qullle, Oregon, a the tune and place of hearing of said final ac count the objections thereto If' any and of the settlement of said ettate. Dated this 24th day of September, 193L LLOYD W. ODDY, Administrator of the esUte of Ellen D. Oddy, deceased.

(Pub. Sept 24, Oct 1, (, 15, S3). By HAHRT F. O'NEILL i Arago I 1 WE BUT FOR CASH, Exchange or sell anything. We buy junk, hides furniture, hardware, what have you.

Mfld. Bargain House and Junk Co. 302 N. Front, Fone 80J. Oct7-Nov7 Furniture WE HAVE DURING THE PAST 2 weeks had a nice business.

The increasing business indicates that our prices are This week we have square dining tables and 4 chairs priced from $6 to $11,. and smaller kitchen sets from $5 -to $7. We haya a large assortment of oheap wood and coal heaters ranging in price from $1.50 to 9 cast cook stoves $7 and $8. Ranges in good shape, (17, $20, $22.50 and up to $45, for the best; a good toilet complete, a good Dodge commercial body, $7.50 sewing machines in first class shape, $4 to $11; dressing table and chair and rocker a $9 felted mattress for $6, while they last; kitchen cabinets $5, $7 and $16; cabinet cases $350, $4 and 2 bassinets $4 and medicine cabinets, new $2.50 and two nice baby buggies $7 and sanitary davenport and new pad $850; duofold bed $14; davenport bed $15; drop-leaf tables $2, $2.50, good cupboard bicycle RCA 7-tube electric radio $25; battery sets $7 to $10; some good hall carpet that cost $4 a yd. for 50c yd.

We have the store full of Just such bar gains, and others try to imitate our prices but fail to meet our prices and If you have odd pieces you want to sell or exchange, call us up. Phone 621. ft Furn. Co, 553 Bo: Broad' way. Fuel DRT FIR, 12 to In.

and alder 26 in. Fireplace $2.75 in two load lots or more. Old growth $3.25 per load. Fir 4-ft. wood $350 cord.

Phone 1226JJ. Octl3-Novl3 OLD GROWTH and Alder, to 24 inch 11.75 rick. Phone 408R. 1 13x13 REDUCED PRICES Dry red fir $2.75 load In two-load lots or more. Phone 1226JJ.

Sept 18tf. CHOICE, dry old growth fir, (100 a rick. Call 7B6-J. Sep240ct24 Lost LOST Betweea and North 'on Skyline road. Saturday night one new dual wheel with Goodyear tire for Chevrolet truck.

The party that was seen pick it up, please return to Times office and receive $5.00 reward. LOST-Dealer license No. USA. T. H.

Black Motor Co. 14x16 Apts. For Rent FOB RENT Famished apt at The Hague. Electric range, steam heat, $25.00. Phone W7-L or 427-L Septlxtf Dairy FOR SALE Dairy, It eews, (45N Wallace Crouch, North Bend.

Oct liNovS "I thought perhspt yen might ltar to forget about Freddy Met son and come to cart tor me, I ganv hied on mat, smy, wasnt itr "I don't understand," the aald. "You will later on when yea get used to the Idea," Peak told her. "In the meantime let's get on with the story, more to teB. i't there?" J- 'There's a lot moire to tell" salt Sam vaguely. Then suppose yon let tot tell It" He nodded In the darkneaa.

"I think I have tht facts fairly wall in hand." -r v-v 1 Mystified, she peered at him, try ing to sea bit face," "How eat you have tht facts?" "Maybe Pm Jnst a good guesatr. At any rate, let mt have a try. 1 In the beginning," be aald eala ly, "yoa were so stunned by the things that had happened that yot were practically numb. OvhOM thing, you were dtttr mined. You were going to atiekl firmly to the eonrse yot mapped out tor yourself.

Yot were! going to marry mt, and yon wtrt going to have nothing more to dot with 'That brings ns up to the time when Fourth came Into monty Fourth's windfall wat a halt. Toti didn't hava to work any more tall you didn't have to worry abootl bills. You wera having good tint almost In spite ot yourself, lor tbe simple reason that yot ware not-allowing yourself to think. Correct me, If I'm wrong." i Sam did not speak, to Peak nod. ed and continued with hit itory.

"Wt now cemi to tht Holcoj" summer house ton a windy moot- light night Last sight to be exact'' Something happened there which itartled you from a long drum that! hadn't been altogether unpleaaatt) Ton -kissed ma, and that trlvtti tvant brought you to youtalf, T( begin to realist where you hi been and to. wotu whether you were being altogether! fair to yourself, to mt, and to FreO-i dy Munson. You decided that things were mtts and that boo' thing would have to be dote ttocg them." -y "Go on," tall Bam to wonder. 1 "Go on. Peak.

Till mt mora." Ht thruggtd. "There Utt taac mora. Freddy Muntont coming town vu Just tht lucky break needed. It gavt -om ehttat straighten thlags Yot it iBBrtf wtth Mm today and Hi straightened things out That'e aU." "Is Itr Sam inquired weal Artni yot going to isu mt i how I did itr if "It It necessary to go Into aD Cl grim details? Tot tndotbta: aald that yet had bad a brtJattani and It the midst ot It had aaaa terrible mistake. Yot ttdJecT-i that yon were qtitt atae arv bow, and yot wnttd to remeiy lstake.iJrot asked If rbii to Natdyitr Be tO, v-1 ipproprltte gtsttrei, tt2t tt wet emlaesUy posslhlt, The oartcbi fell, slowly to left muile." 8am Mid totblag.

Eht eat tol tlonltaa. 'And Peak eottttfll genUy, "we art tht midst ol tL tpllogue. Yot are telling wt hu happened and are astag ii not to (hltk badly ot you. It ry tura, am aaylog that 1 utitrati' perfKUy, and that yot have teeing to regret Nothing mere malm but for mt to wish yet cJ kinds o( bapplBsts, aad to take r' sell quietly away." He ut bb and reached tan a. pocket for hit glovm "ABd to think Td better be sarlag gr alght" ii v' "Oh.

yofre wetderfa- 8aa turatd tad tt her atad i hit arm. "You're to betBttiXIJ. gorgeously ttre et yourttlfl Do jru want at to teB yot the true vo ilot of what hartnted thlt toocr It yot like, It It tat too tc "It Isn't palBhl at all Itt raL'T prosslo. Freddy u( I aad lit Wt dltetaeed roarth't ami Wt talked about ay new tad the peruse ri ten lately. After tut Freddy id ti hurry twty, bed ace ht wm ea'V Ing a trait to New York." Puk tallei aallteiy.

"So "i tht tree vtntot It? Toali; I tmltted any UtUt deUlls. I Impose!" Not Ct aksck tr heal "I've gives fJt eoaplett Mori el A Dos't ret tBlievt It Petk la ptorlrtseei, "1 dott I i i i. 3 -v -U Houses For Rent FOR RENT Furn. house, two rooms, $5 mo. Light and water.

2759 Donnelly corner of Wall, N. Bend. 15x17 FOR RENT 6 rm. modern house, tUe, hardwood, attached garage, new, unfurnished. Fone 222X.

15x19 FOR RENT Modern furn. house $15. Marsh. Fone 2324 N. B.

15x17 FOR RENT Three rm. furnished house with bath. Phone 404X. 13x15 GARAGE FOR RENT Near Swanton Apts. Inquire Apt.

9, Swan ton Apts. evenings or Coos Bay Times during day. Sxtf FOR RENT Cabins at N. Bend Auto Park. $12 mo.

Lights, water, fuel furn. Phone 1394 N. B. Oct 1-31 FOR RENT Modern home, close In, with fireplace and furnace. Fone 735L.

Sxtf For Sale RADIO SPECIALS One new Crosley comb, phonograph and radio, all for $75. One new console Atwater Kent, all electric, only $37.50. One new Philco console, all elec tric, for only $85. One new Philco all electric console for only $70. One Zenith all electric console, only $55.

The grange meeting was pre $85. "Terms to Suit" L. L. THOMAS MUSIC CO. Radio Headquarters 13x15 HERE ARE FOUR SAMPLES of the values in our exchange department Look them over: 8-tube Atwater Kent Elec.

$45. 1 8-tube Electron Elec $20. 1 Atwater Kent Console Elec. $50. 1 Repos.

Velvetone Midget $35. RADIO SALES AND SERVICE Phone 12 Blanc-Nicoud Bldg. 15x15 FOB Latest ediiioa 24 vol. Encyclopedia Brtttannlca with hardwood case. Cheap.

Excellent for schools. Box 244, Bandon, Ore. 15x17 FOR SALE Furniture and lease of hotel 24 rooms, fully furnished. Large Lang range and kitchen equip- ment. $600.00 for all 8.

SMITH 15x15 FOR SALE My flock of domesticated wild Mallard ducks for de coy or breeding purposes. Con slsts of about 75 birds. Walter Kruse, Melrose, Ore. 13x15 Wanted Miscellaneous WANTED One or two room cab in, on bay or ocean, when there Is plenty of wood, and good wa ter, not more than half mile from store. Write John Worth' ington, 1533 Larkln St, San Francisco.

15x15 WANT IMPROVED LAND, be reasonable, state price, full description or government relinquishment M. D. Lowrey, 230 Carolwood Dr, Hdmby Hills, Los Angeles, California. 14x17 hESf come on, urr tvf)Nr YOUNG BUFFALO BILL Throwing; Off Pursuit Cess Bay ftSfy HEj(KTL- (iWajST LObE TME Hftf luCKY THEY VEPEN'T he goes Mj drop him pronto oa i'u never pbch I mounted i ought A- gOL.L.'. p-Zr I BEAR IN TIME.

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