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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES. HARSHFIELD. OREGON, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1907.
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Rockers worth
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December Bargains At
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We have Eighteenteen Shopping Days Left
To Sell What We Have.
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Rockers worth
$2.50 to $3.50
LIBRARY TABLES
$16.00 for a solid oak table, worth $25,00
$15.00 for a round oak table, worth $23,00
$6.00 for an oak table worth $ 9,00
$3.00 for an oak table worth $ 5,00
$2.50 for an oak table worth $ 4,25
CHINA CLOSET
$25.00 will buy a $35,00 closet
$20.00 will buy a $28,00 closet
$16.50 will buy a $24,00 closet
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$8.50 RUGS
$11,00, $12,00 and $14,00 values.
These rugs are wool, grass fibre and tapestry,
BARGAIN
TWO FRENCH WILTON
RUGS
9x12 regular value $52,00 for $38.00. Best bargain
in the store.
$42,00 set of wea oak Mission tea seat chairs for
$29.00
$26,50 set golden oak chairs for $20.00
$28,00 set golden oak chairs for. $21.00
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GULOV
TRUNKS
At Big Savings
$11,00 trunks for - $8.00
$10,00 trunks for $7.25
$8,00 trunks for $5.25
$5,50 trunks for $4.00
$5,00 trunks for $3.50
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Built In Minnesota at a Cost of $2,600 to Owner's
Entire Satisfaction.
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A DROP OF WATER.
' " SECOND FLOOR PLAN.
Tho houso Bhowu bcro Isthe residence of Dr. A. B. McNeall of Bowen,
LUL It Is Identical with ono erected for $2,000 for C. L. Poterson of Glenwood,
ffften., who in a letter to tho, architect expresses the fullest satisfaction with
j".i plans. Mr. Peterson says 'In part. "Tho arrangement of tho rooms la as
complete and convenient as thoioxterior is pleasing." Tho interior trim to
ypress on the first floor and iino on the second.
j i GEORjQE W. PAYNE & SON.
It Has a History That Is Full of the
Wonders of Romance.
Water that is now in tho ocean nnd
in tho river has been many times in
tho sky. Tho history of a slnglo drop
taken out of a glass of water is really
a romantic one. No traveler has ever
accomplished such distances in his
life. That particle may have reflected
the palm trees of coral islands and
have caught tho sun ray In tho nrch
that spans a cloud clearing away from
tho valleys of Cumberland or Califor
nia. It may have been carried by the gulf
stream from tho shore of Florida or
of Cuba to bo turned into a crystal of
ice beside tho precipices of Spltzbcr
gen. It mny have hovered over tho
streets of London and have formed a
part of murky fog and have gllstenwd
on tho young grass blado of April In
Irish fields. It has been lifted up to
heaven and sailed in great wool pack
clouds across tho sky, forming part of
a cloud mountain echoing with thun
der. It has hung in a fleecy veil many
miles above tho earth at the closo of
long seasons of still weather. It has
descended many times over in showers
to refresh tho earth and has sparkled
nnd bubbled in mossy fountains in ev
ery country in Europe.
And it has returned to its native
skies, having accomplished its pur
pose, to bo stored onco again with
electricity to givo it now life produc
ing qualities and equip it as heaven's
messenger to earth onco more.
The Roman Climate.
Gales aro very roro In Homo nnd nev
er blow with extremo violenco. The
most striking peculiarity of tho Roman
climate is tho absence of high winds.
Tho air is pure nnd clear, owing to tho
almost complete absenco of smoke,
oven In the winter months. Tho aver
ago yearly movement of tho nlr is only
Ave miles an hour. This Is of enormous
advantage in winter, since tho "trn
montana" (north wind), which Is tho
nrAirniiirnr wind In this season. Is. if
strong, decidedly cold and bracing, but
when under eight miles nn nonr is uo
Ilghtful for most people, including in
valids. The south winds aro essen
tially sea breezes. Ttiey frequently
oUnmnto with the tramontana. Tho
sirocco (southeast wind), which fortu
nately does not often blow, Is moist
and enervating. It gives rise to languor
in most individuals.
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Fresh Olympla Oysters and
frozen Toko Point Oysters, hardshell
clams, fresh fish, crabs, shrimp, and
smoked salmon today.. Tho Empire
Fish Market, near Pioneer Grocery.
Footballs, punching bags, box
ing gloves and dumb bells at Mllner'a
'It Might Have Been Worse.
Mark Twain, during ono of his lec
ture tours, was waiting at a station
for a delayed train. The lecture com
mittee and several townsmen were
with him and talking their best to pass
tho time away. Ono man told about a
frightfully unhealthy town he had read
about, and It was a grewsomo tale of
dying and burials and that sort. "It
might have been worse," Twain fol
lowed, in his slow and direct manner.
"I lived In that same town for two
years, nnd I never died once not a
single time." Tho way ho said It
seemed to daze tho crowd, and not n
man said a word In response. " "Of
course you may think I'm lying,'' tho
humorist continued, "and I'm sorry, for
I can't get any witnesses to testify
that I didn't, because everybody else
that lived there is dead."
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Germany's Strict Laws.
In no country is the government
more strict than In Germany. If a for
eigner wishes to remain in a town for
some days he must take his passport
to the police and receive in exchange
for it, together with a sixpenny piece,
a permit card, which entitles him to
remain there for six months. Tho
passport Is pigeonholed. If, however,
you deslro to change your lodging
both you nnd your landlord must givo
notice to tho police. This system rec
ommends itself not a little, for it pro
vents pauper immigration. No Ger
man Is allowed to lenve tho country
unless he can show ho has done tho
military service required of him. If a
man is on tho point of starting ho must
delny his departure until ho gets a
passport showing thnt ho is a free
man.
Moisten the Buttonhole.
Every man. knows tho dilflculty nnd
agony of a refractory collar stsd. With
a breakfast to cat, a train to catch
and an nppolntment to keep, few
tilings aro moro mnddcnlng than tho
collar which simply will not ally Itself
to tho stud, nut few things nro so
easy to remedy. All that Is necessary
is to dip tho thumb and forefinger In
water and slightly moisten tho obstl
nato buttonhole. Then tho stud slips
In without a inunnur.
A Fact.
Do Stylo Call a man a brick and ho
feels pleased. Gunbustn Ho does. Do
Stylo But call him a hard, red, inani
mate, oblongated object and he'll re
cent it.
At Midnight.
Mamma Oh, no. Pnragorlc would
not be good for him. Papa Maybo
not, but I think it would 'bo good for
&0 rest of tho family.
Clean Cut guaranteed cutlery,
Coos Bay Cash Store.
AffiWE
GAS
GOING TO SELL
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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 Gas & Electric Co.
Ivlarshfield and North Bend.
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VACATION READING
Vacation days aro coining mill going to limit iivery ono now,
and theso books nro open doors, to the wonderland of nature.
Tho largest selection of gift books, in the city.
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NORTON (tt. HANSEN
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WHY DO PEOPLE BUY IN
SENGSTACKEN ADDITION
BECAUSE
It is choice inside residence property, lots 50x100
with alleys, is well sheltered with a good bay view and
prices of lots arc reasonable. For particulars see
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO.
Henry Sengstackeu, Manager.
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SHOW CASES
and FIXTURES
Plato-glass Floor Casos
itiiy uhuiR', any btyle nindo
to order by tho Lutko
Manufacturing Co.
THE MODERN COMPANY
Odd Fellows' Itiilliling,
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