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THE DAILY COG iAY TIMES, MARSHF1ELB, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1907.
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HOPPING
We offer a splendid assortment of neckwear, handkerchiefs, fancy sus
penders, shirts, coat sweaters, hosiery, men's shoes and slippers. We have just re
ceived an advance shipment of men's hats and caps in latest styles.
:: Tattle of the Town
Littlo grains of fact sifted from '
tho clinff of gossip flying up '
and down tho town.
place for the convenience of the
patrons of the association.
To Hold Annual Meeting. Stock
holders of tho Coos Day Creamery
will hold their annual meeting In
the offices of the, association on Jan
uary G, 1908.
Don'i: Forget Our Line of Men's Clothing and Raincoats
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Quality
Clnms Are Unusually IJIg. Clara
diggers on the bay report that the
larger specimens on6tho lower bay
are in unusually fine condition, but
owing to the recent high tides they
are hard to procure.
May Become Valuable Clearing
bouso certificates which were greatly
in evidence a few weeks ago, are be
coming scarce according to merchnn's
and commission men In this city.
Thn !' 0f real cash has become so
gonoral onco more that certificates
are seen only onco In a while. It Is
expected that they will soon be more
valuable as a souvenir of the "baby
panic of 1907 than for the cash they
represent. It Is certain that coin
collectors would not miss this op
portunity to add a freak money to
their collections.
City Dads .Meet Tonight The
meeting of tho city council which the
Times announced for Wednesday
night did not materialize, being post
poned. The latest news of the next
metelng is that it will be held tonight.
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MASTERS McLAIN
Sole Agents
The Best Coal oi Coos Bay
$5.00 FER TON AT THE YARD
$6.00 rtn I UN utLivtntu
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A DIAMOND
No other gift yields so much plcasur as a Christmas diamond
yet there is nothing in tho purchase of which that needs the con
fidence of tho dealer more. A technical knowledge of diamonds
is not necessary in selecting these precious stories at this store.
We fuliy-realiso our responsibility in serving you. Every article
is perfectly new notan old piece to confuse your selection.
MENS RINGS
An excellent assortment. A ring Is one piece of jewelry that
many" men allow themselves-and then are "most particular that
its design and character should be dignified and free from any
semblance of ostentatious display.. Men's rings are a special fea
ture in our store, presenting a splendid assortment of styles
quite in keeping with the most sensitive apprecLUi ion of good
taste. Our engraving is of the highest standard and nil articles of
jewelry purchased hero will be engraved free.
COMPLETE STOCK
Our stock is larger this year in every department than ever be-
fore. Come see the fine lino of now aru, ...
standard grades of watches carried in stock at
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"Will Come Hack to Hay. Tho
launch Eaglo will be brought back
to Coos Bay as soon as the weather
conditions outside tho bar are fa
vorable. She has been engaged In
the carrying and towing business on
the Coqullle for somo time.
and other
Parlor Grands Baby Grands True
Mission Bodoir Solon and Parlor Style
Pianos and Players Combined in Mahogany,
Walnut and Oak. Will accept January 30 as
Your First Payment. Checks or Clearing House
Certificates (Good.)
W. R. Haines Music Co.
OPEN EVENINGS
Airhes Hero Monday Local Ag
ent McCollum, for the steamship
Breakwater, said this morning that
the latest news from Portland was
' that tho steamer would leave for
Coos Bay on Saturday and arrive hero
(on Monday. She will leave on tho
I return trip for tho Rose City next
School Closes for Holidays Tho
nubile school of Marshfleld closed to
day, and will remain closed for two
weeks, until after Christmas and
New Years. A number of the teach
ers will visit friends either In Port
land or San Francisco, while a ma
jority will remain in the city until
school opens.
Alliance Starts Tonight Tho lat
est word received at the offco of Lo
cal Agent Shaw, of the steamship Al
liance, is to tho effect that tho boat
will leave for Coos Bay tonight after
having bo laid up for nearly two
weeks getting repairs from tho dam
age she received In crossing the bar
In heavy weather. Quite a lot of
Christmas freight Is expected on tho
steamer and a good crowd of passen
gers. The traffic between Coos coun
ty and the larger ports at this time of
the year Is increasing to immense
proportions. While there are a
great many people leaving hero to
spend tho holidays with friends and
relatives, there are just as many new
arrivals, and more, than there was
during tho days before tho "baby'
panic.
Will Bring Cement. Tho steam
ship" Alliance, which leaves Portland
tonight, will bring over 150 barrels
of cement for tho First Trust and
Savings bank building, which Is be
ing rapidly erected. Tho building is
nHHiiminir elcantlc nrobortlons as the
walls are being moulded and when
completed It will be ono of tho beBt
structures on tho bay.
Are Importing Potatoes Farmers
In Coos County are said to be holding
back their crop of potatoes with the
result that local prices are out of
all proportion. A local commlsslo'u
house has ordered a carload of po
tatoes which will arrive on tho next
boat from Portland, and they will bo
on tho market at a lower figure and
at a profit. Ono citizen of the city In
terested In this business said this
morning that there were about fifty
thousand sacks of potatoes In the
county being held for higher prices.
The fact that potatoes can be shipped
hero from Portland and sold at a
profit to the ocu merchants, Indi
cates that something Is radically
wrong with the production. Tho
same Is said of other articles raised
in this section, which are held at a
higher figure than In most any other
community In tho state. N
HOWARD'S?
Manufacturing Jeweler
n v . - Front St.
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ARE WE GOING TO SELL
GAS RANGES?
We are, and the very best makes at the lowest
prices.
And for hot water for the bath and all other
purposes there is nothing as cheap and conven
ient as the Humphrey Gas water heater, Always
ready. We sell them.
- We furnish both the gas meter and regulator.
The Coos Bay fias & Electric Co.
MonehfioiH anrl North Bend.
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Launch Supplies
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Steering" Wheels, Anchors, Bilge Pumps,
Whistles, Dynamos, Batteries, Bells,
Lamps, Oilers and Fittings of all Kinds.
Kills targe Black Bear. After a
bear had been living on his best
sheep for quite a long period, Frank
Rogers, a farmer on tho Coos River,
took his gun In hand the other day
and put an end to bruin's destruct
ive career. The animal was a htigo
black specimen and aroused consider
able Interest among the neighbors.
Gasoline, Distillate and Cylinder Oils
In Any Quantity
Coos Bay Oil & Supply Co.
Water Front Near "A" Street - Phone 33
JACK FLANAGAN - - BILL LAWLOR
Creamery Incorporates Articles
of Incorporation have recently been
niea uy irea u. uib' '-'" -
Salem, under the laws of California,
and the office and principal place or
business to bo at Coqulllo, Oregon.
Geo. B. Peoples Is to be the Attorney,
In fact the general manager ot the
incorporation at that place. This cor
poration operates the O. K. Creamery
in Coqullle.
An East Side Postofflco East
Marshfleld, tho territory across tho
harbor Immediately east of 0ils city,
will have Its own postofflce shortly
Instead' of securing the mall from this
city. J. W. LePalmo, who runa a
store In East Marshfleld, has been
appointed postmaster for tho place,
and as soon as the arrival of tho
postofllCQ fixtures enables tho office to
bo opened tho mail will bo distributed
across tho water. J
Anxious for tile Hunt The news of
a panther making Its lair near tho
pumping station has aroused the In
terest of nlmrods in this city to such
an extent that an advertisement has
been placed In this paper, asking that
whoever catches sight of tho animal
will Immediately call up tho parties
by telephone. Dogs will then be put
on tho trail of tho animal and the
hunt wll) begin. Those who aro anx
ious to get rid of tho brute, will help
greatly by paying attontlon to tho
want column of The Times. '
Tioga on the Ways. Tho gasollno
launch Tioga has been drawn out on
the ways of Max Tlmmerman's boat
building plant and Is having an up
ward extension of tho pilot House,
which will bo three feet higher than
It has been heretofore. This will en
nliln the wheelman to see all around
tho boat without going out of tho
wheelhouse, making tho boat easily
handled for towing purposes.
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WHY DO PEOPLE BUY IN
SENGSTACKEN ADDITION?
t. t !- jj ..;4onri nrooertv. lots
with alleys, is well sheltered with a good bay view and
prices of lots are reasonable. For particulars see
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO.
Henry Sengstacken, Manager.
VACATION READING
Vacation das nro coming and going to most eiery ono now,
mid these books nro open doors to' the wonderland of nature.
The largest selection of gift books in the city.
NORTON HANSEN
Installs AVull Case "Dob" Mars
den has his fine glass cigar caso put
in position yesterday in the billiard
parlors which ho operates near tho
Blanco hotel. He also had a line
wall caso made by tho Coos nay fur
Inlturo company placed in position
behind tho caso to hold his cigar and
I tobacco stock. Tho wall case is fin
ished in an excellent manner and has
sliding glass doors In front.
WE MAKE GAS ENGINES AND BOATS
Speed Launcho and Enginei a Specialty
All Claisei of Boat and Engine Repairing Promptly Attended (s
Stop. In the North Bend Woolen Mdli North Bend, Oregon
H. R. BEV1ER, Mech.nic.lEngineer C. H. ALLCFR. Boat Builder
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COLUMBIA MACHINE WORKS
Cavanagh, Chapman (& Co.
General Repair Work and'Woodturning. Launches a Specialty
Foot of Queen Avenue, marsnnew
Many Going to 'Frisco All tho
berths on tho steamer Plant'B next
trin imvn been engaged and a great
number of tho passengers will bo
drummers who aio again doing busi
ness In Coos County nfter a slump
during tho earthquake's hampering
f business. Tho Plant left San
Francisco for this port Thursday
will arrive horo Saturday morning.
Sho will loavo next Sunday for tho re
turn trip.
Tiocnl OrgnnUliiB Branch Dr.
Galo, Hayes Tomplo and Porcy How
ell Poole, of Noith Bond, havo been
In Coqulllo for tho last couple of
days organizing a bianch of tho Ger
man American Hospital association of
Marshflold. Efforts aro also bams
made to take In Myrtlo Point and
Bandon, and It Is probablo that a
hospital will bo built at tho latter
Faints In PostofTlce. James White,
an old soldier of aboiit slxty-flvo
years who has been a citizen of this
city for some time, alarmed a num
ber of people by falling In a fain In
the postofflco yesterday morning
astonished tho same people by get
ting up and taking himself homo,
claiming that he had bumped his
back and that it hurt a little. Dr.
Housoworth was called to attend him
whon It was seen that ho had col
lapsed, but boforo the physician could
arrive on tho scone, tho old man ap
peared to bo all right again. Tho
I old fellow, who Is a bachelor, explain
ed afterwards that it was not un
common for him to collapso, and ho
had apparently got used to the pro
ceeding. He has a box at tho post
ofllco whore ho secures his mall
dally and ho is a familiar figure
on the stteets of tho city. "Wnile no
examination watunade on him, Dr.
Housoworth Is or the opinion that a
touch of heart failure caused him to
faint.
Havlland and Gorman China at
Coos Day Cash Store
Jardlnlores at Mllnors.
Special Chlckon dinner at tho
Morose Snturday evoning at 5:30.
Beaver Hill washed coal 10.00
per ton. Mastors & McLaln.
Fn'fch Ojbtcrs.
Itecolved weekly at Gam Restau
rant, North Band. Served any stylo
and open day and night. Also every
thing olso tho market affords
Beautiful China ware for plato
Idocoratlon at Minor's.
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