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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1907)
'V'' ' Tf,f THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 1; 1907. T fiS'1, ( "1 r w II Like For i BlL H I?! l.g ' fil i . !' - sir ' w v. - " !( i t F . C &2 t g 'fs4 Assortments Complete in Almost Every Departments and Prices Could Not ore Reasonable Read Every Line of This Advertisement, It Will Tell Yon Why Be Prices Have Not Advanced at The Myers Store, Women's Autumn Coa Just Arrived Exquisite Garments of Rare Beauty Exceptionally Low Priced t $10.00 to $50.00 Our women's coats for fall are now being shown. The season's styles are handsome indeed, and the values are so much better than former seasons. Colors Plain colors will be the vogue. Dlack first, with brown (dark and golden brown), wine and navy blue following In the order named. The materials will be the finest chiffon weight broadcloth, kersey and Sklbo serge. ' General Features The coats for fall, while they will closely outllnt the figure, they are not to be classed as tight fit ting. The lengths range from 40 to 52 inches, and will be mostly worn' In the longer lengths. Sleeves The sleeves are mostly full- length, and formed after the graceful Japanese lines, with the popular cuff finish. Coat Trimmings Very extensive use Is being made of braids with soutache effects as the possible leader. However It is the design rather than the soutache that Is favored. The soutache braiding or "embroidery" as It is now called, is employed extensively in forming the buttons and flat and pendant ornaments, and few coats will be seen without the embroidery trimming. The Assortment While our stock of coats Is not necessarily large, the assortment is comprehensive, and the size ranges are such that everyone can be fitted. Then, too, as in previous seasons, we have only one coat of a kind. This means exclusiveness to the wearer, for no woman will appreciate having a garment that is idendical to that of someone else in the community. Wo would, therefore, urge that you make your selections the coming week, if at all possible to 'do so. You will have the choice of the entire lot, and a large and beautiful line to select from. If you cannot pay the entire amount at this time, you may make a deposit of $5.00 or $10.00 on a certain coat you like, and we will hold it for you. .40 Cases of 9 Received on the Steamer Breakwater Wednesday, a total of over 1500 Pairs, to start off our Fall Shoe Campaign. This is not m:re than a Fourth of Our Fall Shoe Order, which will give you a Hint at the Power ful Shoe Business we expect to do this Season. A year ago Peters' Shoes were not known to the people of C003 Day. Todny, as If by magic, conditions have so changed that more than half the population of Coos County know of Peters' Shoes and WEAR them. II required much effort on our part to bring these conditions nbout. Frankly, the people were not favorably Inclined to change to wearing a shoo they never heard of, although they .openly admit ted the shoes they had been buying were, In many Instances, unsatisfactory, uncomfortable and unre liable, as well as too high In price. Our past experience with Peters' Shoes, couplod with their irreproachable record in almost every other part of the country, where, like at Coos Bay, they are subjected to the severest elements of the weather, lead us to confidently believe In our untimate success in pulling the largest shoo business In this country, with Peters' Shoes. Our hopes were not in vein. Indeed, they have been crowned with success much earlier than wo expected, but none too early for the recognition the Peters' Shoes deserve. But we are not content, even with our largo and rapidly Increasing shoo patronage. Wo have pre pared this year to do twice the business wo did 1nst and we know we will do It. We believe tlr x Gv"y man or woman vho wears a pair of our Peters' Shoes, means not only one permanent friend for the s'ore, but several. Wo have ready now a complete stock of Peters' Shoes for men, women and children. We stand back of every pair of them with a guarantee that they will give value received for every cent they cost you. Men's At this time we will speak particularly of Men's Peters' Shoes. The ones we are offering at $3.50, consisting of 27 distinct styles, are everyone of them a genuine Goodyear Welt with solid oak tanned soles. We tell you there Is not another store in the country that will sell you this grade of shoe with (materials, such as are In these, for a cent less than $4.50, and we know It to be a fact. Those of you who have beep wearing Peters' Shoes know that these shoes are all we claim for them and more. And for those who don't know, wo would say it will be money saved for you to find It out. The price is. nair MJ 75c AES Woo! Press Goods 50c Neet Novelty Effects About twenty pieces of 36 inch novelty dress goods, in plaids, checks and strlpe3. Every piece formerly sold at 75c yard, and they are really good values at that. We mush make room for our fall stock of dress goods, and to do .so, we cut the price. Come out early Monday morning and take your choice at, yard , fW :j a aczi The coming week will be a busy time' in the wash goods section. All left overs of our summer stock' inus,t go, and to move them without delay, wo have set a price of exactly half on the entire line. White Goods at 25c Mercrlz.ed and figured walstlngs, yard. 12 l-2c 50c Organdies, lawns and figured mercerized effects, yard. G5c Walstlngs In plain, figured and embroidered effects, yard. . . . 1? 5 75c Silk and mtrcerlzed cotton organdies, mulls, etc., yard " 35c Fancy lawns, walstlngs, and printed organdies and batistes, B 9 1 m$f In Honor of the Labor Day Celebration at Marshfield This store will be closed All Day Tomorrow Monday, September 2nd. ien's Flat Wool Underwaer Color Tan, $2.25 Suit. Last winter wo had an unusually largo demand for a men's wool flat gar ment that would sell for $1.25. Wo searched the markets high and low for just such a garment, a garment that would be one of the greatest buys that was ever offered at $1.25 or $1.50. And wo found It, and by no little effort on our part. A manufacturer up In the New England States turns it out, and at an excep tionally low price to us, too. This garment is a light tan, in a flat ribbed, and if you want to find any cotton In it, you'll have to do better than wo did. We couldn't find it, and gave up searching. We believe It to be practically an all wool garment, and one that would sell regularly at most stores for about $1.35 to $1.50. Our spe cial price from the manufacturer, however, enables us to sell this garment throughout the fall and winter at $1.15 or $2.25 a suit. We have all sizes from 32 to 4G, and we wish you would at least favor us with a look at this garment, and give us your candid opinion. Wo think it is a wonderful value. Ask to see No. 383 Men's Underwear, at $1.15 gar- fl 5' yjtS464J? ment, or .suit. Are Yon Going To Travel? Trunk, Bag or Suit, Case You'll We Have Them Wo would like you to make a mental note of It, the next time you need a trunk or a suit case, to see our line before buying. There is no store in Coos County that can quote you so low prices on first quality goods, nnd when wo say wo will savo you from $2.00 to $12.00 on a trunk wo want you to know that wo know just what we aro talking about. In the first placo wo buy our trunks from ono of the world's greatest manufacturers In Racine, Wisconsin. Tho chain of stores wo buy with takes his entire out-put, thereby saving you fully 10 per cent. In the next place, wo have our trunks shipped In car load lots only, thereby saving an enormous freight rate. In this way, wo are enabled to turn tho trunks, or suit cases over to you at fully 20 per cent less than our competitors sell tho sumo grade of goods. If you aro In doubt nbout this, compare our trunks, value for value, with those sold elsewhoro. Wo like to have you do this. Wo havo all styles and sizes of trunks nnd suit cases, and tho prices on trunks aro $:i.00 to .517.no and suit cases $1.75 to $115. You Are Hard to Fit Have Your Suit Made to Order We Turn Out The Best Work Wo are now showing the fall and winter samples for tailor made clothing, and among them are some of the snappiest designs over shown for fall and winter wear. Two of tho best tailoring houses in the country make up our tnllormade clothing, tho International Tailoring Co., of New York and Berlin, and tho Mark G. Harris Tailoring Co. These two houses employ the most skillful union tailors in the world, and when the garmonts are made up, the caro nnd skill Is noticeably seen in every one of them. Wo are making suits now for the most prominent men on Coos Bay, and everyone of them is more than pleased. In no better manner can they attest their satisfaction than by constantly sending thoir friends also to us for tailormade suits. Then, too, tho prices are not only right, but aro from $5 to $15 lower than you ordinarily pay for similar materials with less skilled workmanship. Ask to see tho now samples. ' ' t'K ' Hyffr wp p y i 1 m m 1 n C005 foAY'ShG.REAlST STOit. NORTH BEND, OREGON Menu's and Boys' Overalls Finck and Boss of the Road At. Old Prices The store that is keenly looking into the future, studying every trend of the markets, and knowing when to buy and when not to buy, Is the store that Is saving hundreds of dollars for their cus tomers. Especially is this true right now, when nil the stores on every sido of us are fiercely raising prices, while tho Myers Store continues to do business at quotations of a year ago. No, wo are not living a year behind tho times, wo assure you, but wo aro determined to give our trade the full benefit of our buys and experience. Many months ago wo placed advance orders for Finck and Boss of tho Road overalls, before tho ordinary merchant dreamed of prices advancing. These wero to be delivered by tho manufacturers at stated times, and now, unless tho high prices continue for an un reasonable length of time, we will be in fine shape to continue to sell the Boss of tho Road-at 75 cents pair, and Flnck's overalls, in grey, tan, blue nnd black at $1.00. Jumpers also go at 75 cents and $1.00. And what is more, wo havo the sizes and styles you want. Any thing from an 18 inch waist measure for boys, to a 50 Inch waist measure for men, and jumpers from age 15, to a good sized man that wears a 4S or 50 coat. pfflaCTn.H'Mll f I1 MMMMWMMiHMMwiMHlMMlnnnnTlfiMWT - "j MONDAY IS LABOR DAY. EVERYBODY IS INVITED TO COME OUT AND ENJOY THE OCCASION WITH THOSE WHO ARE IN STRUMENTAL IN ARRANGING THE AFFAIR STORES CLOSE ON LABOR DAY AT NINE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING 6.1 (
