The Coos Bay times., January 09, 1908, Image 4

THE DAILY CCOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1908.
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Do You Need Any of These Snaps? If So Buy Now
1-2 OFF
$1.60 Axmlnisters.i Now $1-20
$1,50 Brussels Now 1.10
$1,30 Brussels,. Now .90
$1,00 Elwood Tapestry Now .55
Note We have just received a large shipment of
roll oarpQts, making our stock the largest in Southern
Oregon.
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Pictures acd Picture Frames
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Lace Curtains
.$6,00 Value ..- Now
$5,00 Value Now
$4,00, Value Now
$3,00 Value Now
$2,00 Value Now
$1,50 Value Now.
$ ,50 Value Now
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Rug
$3.00
2.50.
2.00
1.50
1.00
.50
.25
1-2 Price
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$30,00 Axminjsters 9X12 N.ow
$30,00. Wilton Velvets 9x12 ..Now
$28,50. Brussels 9x12 Now
$20,00 Brussels 9x1,2' Now
$12,00 Wool's 9x12 No,w
$12,00 Grass Rugs 9x12 Now
Other sizes in proportion.
Jurdiuer's
1-2 Price
$22.00
22.00
21.00
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9.50
9.00
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HE1AL YARD lOPIl ALL LA5I
"W. C. CHASE, of Coquille, left for
his homo this morning after a
pleasant visit In this city.
ELMEll COOPER, of Scotsburg, who
has been visiting In this city, left
for his home on the morning train.
J. G. SHOEMAKER, of Aberdeen,
Wash., who arrived In the city on
Tuesday, left on the morning train
for Coquille on a business trip.
SUPERINTENDENT RUSSELL, of
the Heaver Hill Coal company, left
for the mine this morning after a
business visit In Marshileld.
OSCAR GULOVSON left today ou the
Alliance for Portland whore he will
visit for a time before looking for
a location to engngo In business.
MRS. W. C. LAIRD, who arrived in
the city yesteiday from a visit to
San Francisco, left on the morn
ing train for her homo at Coquille.
I. It. TOWER left today on a busi
ness trip to Portland. Dr. Towc
said ho instructed him to see
Weatherman Benlo and havo hiir.
turn on tho sunshine.
MR. AND MRS. JAMES AND MISS
JAMES, who havo been In tho
city for tho past tlirea months,
will lanvo tomorrow on tho Delhi
to mako their homo In Oakland,
California.
J. G. GREENE, tho well known
'Kribco traveling man, who arrived
on tho Delhi yesterday, loft this
morning for tho towns along tho
Coqulllo on a biiblncss trip.
R. I DEAN, of Norway, Ore., who
lias been visiting In this city, loft for
his homo on tho morning train.
While ho was hero somo person
took his overcoat by mlHtako In a
local hotel,
V, B. ALLEN and family havo re
turned from a, plenRiiut holiday
visit with friends In Portland. Tin
editor of Tho Times, acknowledges
thp rocolpt Qfj a use'il dca) calendar-
with, the, compliments, ot the
popular representative the Blalw,
ttcFall Op,
Smith Company Sells Two
Hundred, Thousand Feet
Since First of Year.
Since the first of the year tho C.
A. Smith Lumber company's retail
yards In Marshileld have sold over
two hundred thousand feet of lum
ber for buildings in tho city, and at
this rate tho construction of resi
dences and other buildings will
break all records. Of this amount
of lumber ono hundrod thousand feet
will bo used In the construction of
about eight homes,
Ono hundred thousand feet of
lumber will be used In the erection of
tho temple of tho Knights of Fin
land, and besides these amounts
thoro was aUo considerable timber
ordered before tho first of the year
which Is not counted. These sales in
dicate that with a little fine weather
building operations In Marshileld for
tho present month will bo far ahead
'of the month of January of last
year.
Observer Mingiis Makes Detailed Statement of the "Weather Conditions on
Coos Bay During All the Year 1007.
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Cooperative Observer's Meterologlcal Record: V
Station, Marshileld; County of Coos; State of Oregon.
Annual Summary Report for the year 1907.
VI.OQl'KXT BOOSTUllS.
Chamber of Commerce Secures Able
Talent For Tomorrow liven-
liiK's Talk.
Logal lights will shine at tho
chamber of conimorce moating to
morrow night. "Coos Ba's Oppor
tunity for 190S," will bo tho thomo
and tho subject will bo Introduced
by Judge Guerry, tho eloquent law
yer of North, Bend. J ml go Guerry
will bo follqwed by Marshileld at
torneys who believe In tho futuro of
tho Bay. Tho addresses will not bo
cut, and dried but, delivered oft hand
by lawyers who feel and bellovo what
they say, Tho meeting, will open at
7:30 andiis open to everybody,
"Convincing' advertising, Is usu
ally, out forth, b.y, te, "conv.lqcjng
"tare'.1- to BjqrMIIjjift.jflniettyfi
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Temperature.
Mean Highest Pato Lowest Date
January
February
March'
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
Juno
July
August
September
October
November
December
iaximum .Minimum ,
I 53 I 30.33 44. 7 G5 22 24
57.0 43 50.3 79 15 32
I 54.1 I 38.0 40.3 G9 9 32
58.9 43.2 51 81 20 33
CI. 9 40. S 54.3 75 14 38
G3.8 49.8 50.8 72 3 40
07.4 53 00.2 73 1 44
07.2 50.9 59.1 73 0 40
GG.7 48. 1 57.4 77 4 38
04.5 49 50.7 91 4 34
58.3 41.8 50 72 S 31
54.2 41.7 47.8 07 2 30
Precipitation.
Total In Greatest in Date Rainy Clear Partly
Inelies lit Hours Hajs Dajs Clear
I 13.45 4,03 3 19 5 2
11.70 3.04 4 13 5 3
S.54 1.13 23 23 5 2
7.G6 3.07 0 10 13 4
3.91 1.09 11 12 S 4
3.22 1.05 10 13 9 5
0.10 0.04 G 0 19 2
0:G9 0.34 8 9 IS 4
2.42 0.82 17 10 10 3
1 2.42 1.05 29 8 12 3
7.15 1.41 20 15 10 0
17 41 2.2S 24 2S 4 0
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Where nro you going to buy your Builders' Hardware when
you do? Is there any reason why you should not buy where
you can get the best at the right price? If not, wo aro confi
dent you will buy cverytliing you need in tho builders' hard
ware line for that new house right here.
Wo havo the largest and best lino of builders' hardware
and tools to bo found in the city mid aro continually receiv
ing new stock on every boat.
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Tho highest temperature for tho year occurred on the 4th day
of October and tho lowest on tno mm nay 01 January, um ui
times did tho thermometer go above SO degrees ami 22 represents
tho total number of times It fell below 32 degrees. Tho mean
temperaturo for tho year is 52.9. The average mean temperature
for the past tivo Is 51.4 degrees. The last frost of the spring oc- O
curred on tho 24th of April but did little damage; the first killing
frost of latter part of tho year occurred on the 3rd day of November.
Tho total rain fall for tho year is 7S.73 Inches; the average for .
the past five years Is 07.53 luches. Tho greatest precipitation In
"4 hours occurred on the 3rd day of January which was 4.03
inches Tho month of January was characterized by a snow fall of
G.70 Inches which Is very unusual for this part of the state. Thero
were ICG rainy days, 124 clenr, 32 partly cloudy and 209 cloudy.
E. MINGUS,
Cooperative Observer.
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