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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1911)
PPS3 THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1911 -EVENING EDITION a. Q erdict Yeriise OF THE TREMENDOUS CROWDS THAT SWEPT DOWN UPON THE BOSTON STORE TODAY j NEVER HAS MARSHFIELD SEEN SUCH SPIRITED BUYING AS IS NOW -GOING ON Htt A Is theV Rpffw Than Ad These Kind of Prices iake Buying imperative Ladies' 35c Medium Heavy Vests, and Pants, White and cream. Garment, Q onlv ' 0 I 25c Boys' Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose, si.e?, G to 10. Best wearing school A A -, hose, pair " vl Infants' 25c fine Cashmere Hose, silk heels and Iocs. Black only. Sizes 4 to 6. Pair 15c Misses' Black and Tan Cotton Hose, sizes roV to Oio. "Wore 23c and 35c. njA Pair Infant's Soft So!e3, sizes 0 to !, wore 50c and 65c. Pair, ' 1 only One Lot Child's Vici Shoes, sizes 2 to 0, wore formerly G5c values, Now, IP pair $1.50 White Lawn Waists, laco and embroid ery trimmed. All sizes, 1 Q Each "Fully a dozen times today our doors had to he closed and locked to keep back the crowds that, thronged The BostQii. This small storeroom was simply in adequate ip accommodate the people. But, although the crowds were great and the buying spirited never was there a more patient and happy crowd of buyers. These prices simply are taking this county by storm. They make buying im perative; A. W. MVTERS & CO., the owners of this stock, heed the money at once to expand their business now located in the Coos building. Hence they are willing to sacrifice every vestige of profit and shoulder a big loss to exe cute at an early date their future plans. If you haven't been here yet, come tomorrow or as soon as you can. These big 'bargains will not last long. Don't Forget the Prize Boes. Over 200 Were Soldi This Forenoon!, Every Customer is More Than Pleased. Store Open Every Evening Thousands of Dears' Worth PriGedJjke These $1.25 to $1.50 All-Wool Dress Goodj , navy, red, grey, Drown, black and cream. Yard, only "Every Article, a Big Bargain" MARSHFIELD 4 a & OREGON Don't Buy It Elsewhere If You Can Get It Here Entire Stock 15c Dress Ginghams, Percales and Printed Madras. Yard now, q only OC 15c White Outing Flannel, in best grade, medium heavy. Yard, a only DC Women's 10c White Hemmed Handkerchief! 35 dozen to sell at, j each 4C 18c Extra Large Turkish Towels, unbleached and fringed. A great buy, a a each I I 25c "Shinola Lambskin" Shoe Polisher, and Dauber. Set, a a only lUl Children's Cotton Underwear, medium weight ribbed. Were 30c to 40c. Now, 4 Qr garment 1 01 COOS BAY TIMES s. Entered at tho poatofllco nt Marsh- uregnn, lor transmission Hold, through tho malls inn II mutter. L 1. M. C. MAIONKY DAN K. MALONEY Neighborly Club" was suggested nnd adopted by unanimous voto. A com mlttoo wan named to proparo a slm- plo constitution, which wns adopted at tho third meeting. This constitu tion has stood tho test or oxporlonca. , Tho numbor of families was Urn- Editor nnd Pub. . lu "" " - Nowa Kdltor vou,ont circuit for n mooting at each , others rogariln them as weeds. It's t WITH THE i T0ASTANDTEAJ as second class all a mattor of having gardon-sonso," LET US llEHOLI). Dohold tho Uttlo tadpolo, ' .'GOOD EVENING. '' Who Is nlwnya In tho Bvlm. NOT ..ALL TADS. Children nood lovo and sym- pathy as much as flowers need air and sunshlno. Daytonlto. homo within a year. Programs woro proparod for a yoar ahoad, and Quito an olaborato boolclot was tho result. A GREAT deal la Bald of tho fada Bubjocts woro assigned of general that have been Introduced Into ,ntoroat to tho homo' tho tnrm nnd tho public school. Hero la ono tho community. Young peoplo and Innovation that Is not n fad: (Children havo boon enthusiastic in , . .... t . . carrying out tho plans. About ono Swimming is to bo taught In tho .,,,,., ., . . . ... third of tho meetings aro devoted to Chicago public schools as a part of )Uroiy BOclni ontortalnmont. They tho regular curriculum. Plans woro havo an annual picnic in which othor approved by tho Chicago board of famlllos tako part, and all spond to oducatlon for tho now Nicholas Sonn gothor a happy, caro-freo day in tho Bchool building, which Is to occupy woods, tho block at South Port and Francis Tho Neighborly club has had a avenues nnd Perry atreot, and it la mission. It has supplied roflnod nnd When Fato thumps you on tho noao thoro that tho first pool will bo con- Instructive ontortalnmont. It Is now With a whack, Btructed. Pupils aro to got swim- furnishing for somo of tho boys Don't you whimper nt hor blows; mlng lessons from an export. An- scholarships for Purduo unlvorslty. j ' Hit hor backl othor pool will bo built In tho now' Thoro nro many country districts Grit your teeth and "go tho route." building thnt Is soon to bo orectod In Orogon whoro a slmplo organlzn- Till sho's fled, In tho Hydo Park district. jtlou on theso linos would bo both For you'ro never down and out Ero long ho'l! bo a bullfrog, With exceeding length of limb. HARRY WRINKLER. You may often think that hard Is your lot; That with moral wounds you'ro scarred, When you'ro not; Dut remombor, whon you doubt " What's ahead ' That you'ro novor down nnd out Till you'ro dead. Dohold tho Uttlo kltton, So small and soft and cuto, Eoro long ho'Il bo a tomcat At which wo hiirl tho boot. ' THAYER GRIMES. LIko somo politicians, May can do a great doal of blowing in a brlot spaco of .tlmo. "What Is hardor than naming a baby?" asks tho Johnstown Domo crat. Woll or havo you over watched your wlfo trying to butto.i hor own wnist down tho back? Hero is anothor Innovation crod itod to Chicago thnt la not nfnd: Tho Ntcholns Sonn sohool Is uni on o among tho school buildings In tho fnct thnt It will bo surrounded by ton acres of ground. Wo nro making program, nt somo expenso It 1b truo for foolish experi ment, but worth nil It Is costing, plonsnut and profltnblo for tho neigh' bora. Journal. 4 OBSERVATIONS. Whon n poor man ia so wnrpod by a spirit of envy that ho hates his When ovory school Is In n garden ,m,ro tunnto neighbor and wtetioi lilm III uol8 no bettor thnn tho rich snob who looks with contaniut upon those ho thluka beneath him. of not lesa thnn twonty ncros devoted to plant, trees, grains, nnd veget ables nnd tho child Is taught to un derstand nnd to lovo nnturo wo shall have mndo nn ndvnnco woll worth tho while. Till you'ro dead. Pull and wealth nnd nil tho rest Holp a bit; Dut tho man who stands tho tost Has tho grit. Keop your heart and courngo stoat As you trend, For you'ro never down and out Till you'ro dead I Theso 8uffragottC8 aro quito a boro, They'd mako us nil bellovo That Adam wasn't any moro Thnn moroly "Mr. Evo." HEADLINES. Tho eight-hour inw for women Is regarded ns n joko In most kitchens. THE NianilllOHLY CLl'll. Every man in Orogon who votes I Horo'a a now definition of honoy- to nbridgo tho work nnd olllcneyoftho moon requirements a hot plato and j Unlvorslty of Orogon will stultify ! mother's picture himself nnd go on record na an ene my of hlghor oducntlon, thnn which O ET US loam from our neighbors. Tho Neighborly club Is nn Invon- natlilng Is of doopor vnluo In this UNCLE DUDLEY SAYS: ago of progress nnd oullghtoumonr. tlon from Indiana. It has flour- Wo havo onough to do to contend "Glvo somo C003 Day foller8 ropo ishod thoro for several years. against tho luerndlcnblo ignoranco of onough nnd they'll hang themselves, Its origin wns vory Blmplo. A now tho hour without choking tho found- but then thoy's others follors that"l houso had boon built on n farm, aud tlons from which wo must drnw tho 'ropo somobody first olosoltno they get tho neighbors gwthorod for a surprise wisdom nnd culture nnd capacity for.tnolr hands on party and ft honpo warming. A plons- donllng with tho now and voxlug nnt ovonlng wn spent. Just before problems of our ndvnnco. To defeat leaving twine n euggestod that those tho appropriation for tho U. of O. present fchoaJd organize for a eon- Is to tlo n stone about our ivn uecks tinnatioa f On work so happily be- nnd lapse back to civic impuverlah gun. ijimwwafct -was mads to mt went. Aotortan. at aofc 1hM mouth aVead. At tfe mHMttitfto&t tbo tin '5; k Jo' kwt . "What aro you doing theso days?" t'l'm wind'- o my father's estate." "How nn.-ii of an estnto did ho leave?" "Nothing but a Wntorbnry -wateh." "Sena tmji bttlttgtUe ijKb.talj9 amtf In this tho ngo of Rapid Rlso, Dccomtng grant's n slmplo tiling. Ho who nt morn splits rnllrond ties At ovo Is tho "Groat Traction King." Tho Chorus Girl put out tho light And wakes aa "Great Dramatic Star','; A man buys stocks, and over night Dccomes tho "Great Financial Czar." Ono thing, however, still requlros ino samo amount of tlmo nnd bothor Aa In tho slow dnya of our slrea, And that'a to bo a Great Grand father. K.M.S. hows nils ELECTRIC POWER IS IN EVERY WAY MORE ECONOMICAL Personal experience is the best test, Mr, H, von Unwerth, Mechanical Engineer and proprietor of the Midland Machine Works of Muskogee, Oklahoma, states as follows over his signature, "What do I think of Electric Power? "I am driving my machinery with a 5-hprse-power motor, and find the power highly satisfactory, "For my purpose I would not consider any other power wherever electric power is available, "It Is in every way more economical as to actual cost of power and there Is also less liability of d e I a y and s h u t down," Our New Business Department stands ready to help YOU solve Your power problems, TELEPHONE 178 OREGON POWER COMPANY. We Work And Advertise To bring n customer ticro tho first time, after tlmt ho comes of his own accord. You know why. ItEMEMIJEK Thcro is no kink, or cuo thnt wo can't do. "T II I N K IT OVEI! ma v Coos Bay Steam Laundry PHONR MAIW KT.T ' ron good woiwc , iriu5 7our ciotnee to vs. Cleaning iprosslns and reptlrlac a ancclnltyi !by experienced awi. Batistactlon Kuarante4 BLAKOaAltD & DOD. HON, AlUauco Dldg. Front St. Real Estate Bargains. For bursal!! In City, Bunker WU and Farm Property. See AUG. FIUZEE.V Rcnl Estnto niitl Iiiaurance Agent. 08 Central Ave., Marshfldd, Ore. offer One Huailreil Pnllon r.ewrd fr ny rue ol THturrh tliat cuunnt tv cured br Hall's Cuturrh run- ' K J CHENEY & CO, TolfiHo v, no unaiTHKniHi. nve known p j cj,t. UARSHFIELD'B POPULAR AMILY nOTEL THE M.otd ro-jrfortheUMl.Sjttir.. and U-1Ictc bira ir. ! "l0" ""cei : Vny B0c, 7Bo and tKXlj honorable In all tusincn traniiwitnn 111.00: ranVf nn t. r , and financially blo to carry ool any ob! lt ! I . o:--52.00 to ?5.00. HoBBO- u BOYiinn .fc. i. i ,..k ymtiuiau WJU1 Horn made by ,y abU hit II r u-i,,!..-!., n. i;..i;."ri S.00 ret til aa i, . t.-.wv vw uiqnm, mKEM Wholf rale nruceiita. TolMln. n. uail'a ratarrb cur it taken InUrnallT art. Tutwb th -w mrrtr-..Z lDBdlfMUy m tha Mood, and i!J.7.,JLe: A FWm " " (TWiMVAJr. Pro. Ua l U irTiWm. Teatlmoalala Mat ftia. "" ' "" , , 'tjek 3s xr& sasism w & OtaiM Vftvki Jtito. Have Tkt Roof Fixed NOW See CORTHELL Phone 8121 DYEING Froncn Ury nnd Steam CleanlnS" ladles nnd gonts' buIU. Good od for nnd delivered. Prices resj able. ROSE CITY DYE AXD CW- INCJ WORKS R. E. PINEGOR. rW Foot of Market Aro T"000 Try my vacuum earpot 'ft0a 1 Tho most common cause o'JsS xtn !- .lln..lnMI tf tH8 "lW I xl" i. ",."Y", ":.!.. liw i i;nainuermiu b diuu"" --- ja Diets orwt thew awwu- r- able yaa is Oa- M mm aifa9B. Vk