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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1909)
v , i'""rrrfinTintMii THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1 909 EVENING EDITION A Few Words and Prices to Show You Why You Should Do Your Xmas Shopping at a Cash Store. NOTICE THE SAVING AT A STORE WHERE "MONEY TALKS" . H ,i i -. ; . i V5 i 1 . '? ltH' iS , . .... '- & !& mr ,f l fi Un No store is better prepared to supply your wants at this time of year than we are. Each and every department holiday trade; and best of all. "CASH ONLY saves you and makes each dollar go further. . . . . . Comnare a few of the articles listed below. Everything marked in plain figures, and with our system of buying .. .... n. ... t. cent on every dollar spent with us. PRIESTLY CRAVENETTES. $9.65 for several styles of Cravenettes, either military or plain collar every one guaranteed STRICTLY WATERPROOF, and sold at your credit stores for $12.50. $11.85 for $15.00 Cravenette, $14.85 for $20.00 Cravenette, $19.85 for $25.00 Cravenette, $22.50 for the best, never offered for less than $30.00. MAKE US PROVE IT. Why can we do this "CASH ONLY." MEN'S SUITS. Alfred Benjamin & Co.'s Clothing sold only at THE HUB. $8.50 for the kind you have been paying $12.50 for. $11.65 for ..$15.00 Values $16.85 for' $20.00 Values $22.50 for .$27.50 Values $25.00 for $30.00 Values Notice the saving. See the suits. Compare them for WORKMANSHIP, STYLE; a new suit or rain coat if not just as we say. SUSPENDERS. 35c for President Suspenders in Holiday boxes. 50c for all 75c Suspenders 75c for all $1.00 Suspenders The largest assortment of Handkerchiefs for the Holidays from 5c to 75c. .;.,.., SOX. 3 for 25c, Black or Brown Sox, regular 12 1-2c Val. 20c, for Fancy Sox, regular .25c Val. 25c, for Fancy Sox, regular 35c Val. Wool and Cashmere Sox, for 25c, 35c and 50c. o Co S3 8 I I DRESS SHIRTS. $1.50 Values to close at : 95c $1.00 for $1.25 Values $1.25 for $1.50 Values and $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Exclusive agents for Manhattan Shirts. WOOL SHIRTS. $1.15 for regular $1.50 Blue Flannel Shirts $1.75 for regular $2.00 Blue Flannel Shirts $2.25 for regular $2.50 Blue Flannel Shirts $2.50 for regular $3.00 Blue Flannel Shirts Because We Sell For Cash. SUIT CASES. $1.50 $1.75 $2.50 $3.75 $5.95 for for for for for $2.00 ..$2.50 ..$3.50 .$5.00 9 Values Values Values Values $7:50 Val. (all leather.) SHOES Why do we sell more shoes than any store in Marshfield? Because we guarantee every pair and save you from 25c to $1.00 on each purchase. Children's Shoes $ .50, sizes 2 to 4 1 -2. Children's Shoes $ .65, sizes 2 to 4 1-2 Children's Shoes $ .90, sizes 5 to 8 Children's Shoes $1.00, sizes 5 to 8 BOYS' AND MISSES' SHOES $1.25 for regular $1,50 Value. $1.65. for regular $2.00 Value LADIES' SHOES for Ladies' $2.25 for Ladies' $2.75 for Ladies' $3.00 for Ladies' $4.00 for Ladies' o a o i 0 $1.75 $2.25 $2.65 S3.Z5 $3.95 $5.00 Values Values Values Values Values S3 K9 C?5 is loaded with New Merchandise, suitable for the and selling for cash we save you from 10 to 25 per MEN'S SHOES High-or Low Top For Dress or Work. $1.50 for Men's light shoes, regular $2.00 Value $1.95 for Work or Dress Shoes, reg. $2.50 Values $2.65 for Work or Dress Shoes, reg. $3.00 Values $2.95 for Work or Dress Shoes, reg. $3.50 Values $3.25 for Work or Dress Srioes, reg. $3.75 Values $3.75 for Work or Dress Shoes, reg. $4.50 Values $4.25 for Work or Dress Shoes, reg. $5.00 Values $4.85 for Work 14-in top shoes, reg. $6.00 Values $5.85 for Work 16-in top shoes, reg. $7.00 Values $6.25 for the regular $7.00 Values $7.45 for the regular. $9.00 Values $3.85 for Work 12-in top shoes sold everywhere $5.00 HATS. $1.00 for all $1.25 Values $1.50 for all $2.00 Values $2.00 for all $2.50 Values $2.50 for all $3.00 Values Compare our stock of Stetson Hats With Other Marshfield Stores. BLANKETS $ .50 for Cotton Blanket, regular $ .85 Value $1.15 for Cotton Blanket, regular $1.50 Value $1.25 for Cotton Blanket, regular $2.00 Value $2.25 for Wool Filled, regular $3.50 Value $3.25 for Wool Filled, regular $5.00 Value $ .40 for all Work Shirts. WOOL UNDERWEAR. $1.75 a Suit for Wool Underwear, reg. $2.50 Value $2.25 a Suit for Wool Underwear, reg. $3.00 Value $3.00 a Suit for, Wool Underwear, reg. $4.00 Value $4.00 a Suit for Wool Underwear, reg. $5.00 Value i I 1 Cash Only "Money Talks" mini h ,1 M 11,11 ti mm u , yiffifgiKis MarsMield Ccquille OI000 Sag 0 aiml tte ( Continued from page 2.) friends since hiB arrival. Miss Mont gomery is a sister of Mrs. Walter F. Burrell, Mrs. L. S. Prissell of New York, Miss Margaret Montgomery and Henry Montgomery." Mr. Tal bot spent his summer vacation at Bnndon and at the It. F. Williams Camp at the Maze, South Coos IjjJ er. While hero ho filled the pulpit at Emmanuel Church for ono Sun day. fr - The Altar Society of tho Mater Mlserlcordlao congregation, the Lat in name given tho North Bend Cath olic parish by Archbishop Christie during his last visit lu-re and mean ing "Mothor of Mercy Church," hold Its annual meeting this week. It had a very successful ycur and Is plan- nlng for a more vlgoious season tho coming year. The following ofllcers wore chosen: President Mrs. E. Mathor. Vice-President Mrs. It. Kohoo. Secretary Mrs, A. Iloolling. Trensuror Mrs. J. Morris. Directors Mrs. C. F. McCollum, Mrs. G. Lemaiibkl, Mrs. J. J. Burns, .;. .. 'Next Tuesday evonlng, Doric Chnptor, Order of tho Eastorn Star, will hold its annual meeting and cloctlon of olllcers. ! 4 Tile SIstors of Bethany next Wednesday homo of tho president, Mrs. F. A. Sncchl. Tho afternoon will bo do voted to bowing and other business. J t 7'ho Biographic Club was cntortnln ed Thursday nftornoon by Mrs. Wm. Lnwlor at her homo and tho regular program was taken up. Tho club has adjourned until January C when Mrs. E. Mlngus tt'lll bo hostess at a Now Year's party in honor of the members of tho organization. ! 4. $ s Last Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Otto Schottor tt'ns hostess to a num ber of ladles complimen tary to her mother, Mrs. A. G. Alkeu, who celebrated her birthday anniver sary that day. Tho latter intolll onco was kept from tho guests uu complimentary to Miss GeoVgina prize and Mrs. E. G. Flanagan tho Newmyer of Spokane, Wash., who is consolation prize. Next Wedner visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W. In- day, Mrs. W. A. Toyo.wlll entertr. gram, and whose ma'rrlage to Mr. the club. Rlvdo C. Tourcee of Snokane. will be , . was prettily decorated for the event, 'ind pink chrysanthemums ..-"dominating. Only ids and relatives of the were Invited. Among til the close of the afternoon. Tho home was prettily decorated, the red and green color schemo being ber 17. carried out, the rooms being softly lighted with shaded candles. The afternoon was spent in conversation and cards. Most of the guests were long residents of Marshfield and the exchange of recollections of long gone by was an event that those present will not soon forget. celebrated at the,home of Dr. and A very pleasant party was given J the oul w .uvn guests were D, Y. Mrs. Ingram iFriday evening, Decern- by the Misses Ella, Irene and Mamie . Stafford and wife, Jay Montgomery 'Fargo at their home In Libby, on , Saturday evening. Tho young folks The musical program at the Pres-, played games and enjoyed the eve byterlan church tomorrow promises nlng very much, tho party lasted un to bo one of unusual merit. At the4, til 12 o'clock and the following were morning exercises, solos will be sung Invited: days by Miss Mable Clare Millis and Mr. Mrs. Peck Deweese, Mrs. Evor Andrew Landells. In the evening, JRudberg, Mrs. James Cunniff, Mrs. Miss Georglna Newmyer of Spokane, Elizabeth Eddy, Misses Blanche Wil- Refreshments were served, Miss who Is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W. 'son, Emily Harris, Louisa Columbo, Alice Butler assisting Mrs. Schetter ' Ingram here, will sing a solo and at Delia Oldland,' Annie Holland, Mar- In serving. Among those Invited wore Mrs. Emma Nasburg, Mrs. Hans lteed, Mrs. W. C. Deubner, Mrs Slglin .Mrs. Hirst, Mrs. C. W. Tower, Mrs. W. J. Butler, Mrs. L. M. No ble, Mrs, Hutcheson, Mrs. E. A. Anderson, Mis. P. M. Wilbur, Mrs. the same service, Miss Newmyer and guerlte Columbo, Mary Holland, Ire Mrs. Ingram will sing a duet. ino Harrison, Hazel Harrison, Nellie .j, 4, .. j Holland, Mamie, Irene and Ella Far- The Evergreen Bridge Club ' was so; Messrs. James Cunniff, Walter entertained last Saturday afternoon , Oldland, Bob Harrison, 'John Harris, at a four course luncheon by Mrs. I Louie Columbo, John Wilson, Tom A. T. Haines. The' afternoon was Harrison, Clyde Elliott, James Bar- and family and Mrs. Lund and fam ily of Marshfield ,and the Misses Collier of Coqullle. Mr. Wlckman and his bride are life long residents of Coos Bay and have hosts of friends throughout this section who will wish them every joy that the future can bring. They have gone to housekeeping in their cottage near the life saving station across from Empire. 4 4 The Epworth League of the Marshfield Methodist Episcopal Church, enjoyed a social In the church parlors last evening. Special musical numbers were contributed by Miss Eddy and J. A. Stauff. Vari- Mrs. Itolandson,nott Willie Harris, Janis Eddy and ous games made tho meeting an un usually pleasant one. It." M. Wiedor, Mrs. J. M, Upton and devoted to cards Mrs. A. G. Aiken. winning first prizo and Mrs. P. M. Mr. Fargo. . Wilbur tho consolation prize. Thlsj Mrs. Wm. Lawlor plans to leave afternoon, Mrs. Christine Kruse is. Miss Jessie Chase, teacher the latter part of next week for Call- hostess to tho club fornia where she will spend two or Marshfield Lodge of Elks, No tin eo months. Most of tho time will in the Marshfield high school, will leave next tt'eek for Portland where she will join her sister and from there the! Haviland -DISHES at MIL-NEK'S. NORTH BEND NEWS A. H. Derbyshire has purchased a lot on Meade street from J. A. Ward and It is understood that he will shortly erect a bungalow on it. Whether this means that Mr. Derby-j shire will Join tho ranks of tho Bene dicts has not been announced al though some of his friends say it Is strong circumstantial evidence. North Bend school district voted a maintenance tax of 15 mills at the regular meeting. While this Is an Increase of three mills over last year's tax those conversant with the expenses of the school state that the increase iaroly pays off the added expense in interest, let alone the many new features of our splendid school that must be taken care of. Nothing Better Than a well chosen picture for a gift. A big stock and prices low. AVALKER'S STUDIO. , will meet t afternoon at tho bo spent at the home of her sister, uoo. has issued invitations for so to beattle and Victoria ror Mrs. Lewis ,in Santa Itosa, but she their first ball which will be given Christmas vacation. ttill also visit at other California at the Odd Fellows' hall next Wed- points. ne'sday evening, December 17. Each The Ladies' Art Club met at the - membor of the lodge is permitted to ' homo of, Mrs. E. W. McCulIoch, Frl- Mrs. J. M. Blake and baby are ox- Invite ono couple. The e'ent prom-day. afternoon. .A fine luncheon tt-as npntpd horn from San Francisco to ises to be ono of the leading dancing served by the hostess. Tho follow- Fancy Imported Baskets spend Christmas with Mr. Blake, They ttill bo guests of Mr. and Mrs G. W. Kaufman duiiug their stay. parties of the season. $ $ Tho Tuesday Night Whist Club tt-as entertained by last Tuesday eve- Mrs. A. W. Ulnehnrt of Seattle, Is nlng by Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Krelt sponding a few weeks with her sis- zer . The evening's play resulted in tor. Mrs. C. II. Marsh In Marshfield. 'Mrs. A. T. Haines securing the lady's I prizo and Dr. Houseworth, Dorsey Stamps were purchased by the mem- Miss Agnes Hutcheson will enter-' K.eitzer and Miss Mnudo Painter ,bers They were sent from the Fed tain tho Bridge Score at her homo who played the hand of ono of the'enition in Portland to the secretary, next Monday evening. The meeting absent gentlemen members, tied for next meeting will meet at Mrs. is held early this time on account of the gentleman's prizo and Mr. Krelt- Houseworth s on January 7th. Ing ofllcers tt-ere elected for the com ing year: President Mrs. G. W. Schelley. VIce-Pres. Mrs. Houseworth. Secretary Mrs. N. Rasmussen. Treasurer Mrs. W. Warwick. Four dollars worth of Red Cross I zer won it on the cut. The club ttill meet a tt'eek from next Tuesday eve- The marriage of Miss Fannie Get- Housoworth. ty, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs, tho holiday season. A .. 4. ,,.. r, . rr. ..io.i m,o nlng with Dr. and Mrs .u.o. v,. . w www...... . G Victor Wlckman of Progress Club at her homo last Mon- v I ' h day. The afternoon was devoted to The Bridge Club was pleasantly " United States Llfe-Savlng Sta tho regular lesson. Next Monday, entertained last Saturday afternoon "on here was solemnized at the Mrs. -E. G. Flanagan will entertain by Mrs. H. S. Tower, the regular f the brides parents at Em ,.,,. t .meeting having been postponed from I" lnst Tuesday afternoon, the A j. ju IWodnPsdav on account of Mrs. Arth- Uev Wm- Horsfall officiating, Capt. E. Parsons of the steamship ur McKeown's reception. All of the3 onev ' "" Pettiest home wed AMimmn ontorninp,i n few friends regular members were present' and at a dinner party Monday evening Mrs .Albert Matson won the Filled with Stafford's choice Candles make the most delightful and appropriate Christmas piesent that can besecured. We also have Fancy Christmas Boxes That are elegant and artistic and filled with our CHOICE CHOCOLATESJ AXI BONBONS Would delight any lady in the land. LEAVE YOUB ORDEHS EAI1LY As these baskets and boxes are going rapidly and you can get a fine selection now. The candy Is mado fresh to order for ALL CHRISTMAS Presents. Always Something New at It dings that has been solemnized on first the' Bay In many a day. 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