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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1908)
i-r TsuSTi-r wi THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1908. tmmiMmmMMimmmmmmfmimmMmmsMm. xasmnayimumiBJMiMjLViMUsrgmaTasmwtmnimwmtiwmm MSSWKWSSMXmMW. Annual Saturday aranc Specials Bl sjpcCIal UiODrSilJI l r 'I I SATURDAY JANUARY 11 TH BEGINNING AT 9 A. M. AND CONTINUING ALL DAY Saturday morning at 9 o'clock we will place on sale one of the most attractive collections of umbrellas for men and women ever shown in Marshfield, Are from our regular stock marked down for this sale only. The coverings are all silk, linen and silk, cotton and silk and all cotton. The handles are in natural wood with silver and gold plated trimmings, all silver handles, all gold handles and pearl handles with gold and silver trimmings. If sold in a regular way it would be necessary for us to mark these umbrellas at $1.25, $1.75, $2.00 and $2.25, but for our Saturday special they are marked to go at Our Entire Stock of Lines formerly sold at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. Will be placed on sale without reserve at These are not cullings but our entire stock of Monarch Suits which is the largest assortment shown in the city. saGrassraas&iasira&axsESK HggliarettMr-f MWWMlWMmumain mammmm. Personal Notes. CHARLES V. GUER1N, nrrlved in ou Thursday from Myrtle Point. E. T. COOLEY, of San Francisco, left on Thursday's train for Coqulllc. NED O. KELLY, of Coqulllo, Is a pleasant visitor to friends in Marshfield. E. D, DORAn, or t'omand, nrrlved In on the Thursday train from the valley. II. B. CHANDLER, of Milllngton, was n visitor In tho city Thursday on business. AUAS A. LANDLER, of Acmo, Ore., visited friends in Marshfield yes terday. PRANK ROGERS, of Coos River, was a pleasant visitor to friends In this city yesterday. J. II. SIMON, a Portland business man, arrived in Marshfield today on tho noon train. GU8 ADELSl'URGISR, of Myrtle Point, wns a visitor to friends in Marshfield yesterday. chant, left for his home Thursday after spending a pleasant day in tin city with friends and on busi ness. N. A. BARRETT, the well known Portland traveling man, who ar rived here on tho Alliance, left on Thursday's train for Coquille val ley points on business. J. GRANT, A. MACDONALD, of Portland, and C. G. Collins, of Ta-j ronia, left Thursday for Coquille valloy points on a prospecting trip, having arrived here ou the Allt-i nnce. W. R. DAILEY, the general manager ! of Young's Musical Comedy com pany, returned on tho noou train from the Coqulllo valley and left for North Bend to arrange for the presentation of tha show at that point next week. msmmmmMmmmmmRimEimmmmimMrmm " "' ' t it 'nitn JILhi'r l5E5ESiSZSHSZSES3BSHSH5ZSH5HSZSI!aSHS2SH5SSESESE5HSasriHSHSHSZSaSBSBS l-n A 9 Lot 50x86 and a five room bungalow with best possible bay view. Any in vestor who has an eye for business will snap this for ! Favor Us and Yourself I T i- "3 -?i7 Terms may be had if desfred. CAPT. MOLONEY MAKES NEW FRISCO RECORD 8&&L sraan (Mb o Haste? of Steam Schooner Fulton Ma ken Record Time 'Frisco To North Uend. J. L. KRONENBURG, who arrived on iln Delhi from San Francisco, left Captain Moloney, who Is master of Thursday for Coquille. tlio Fulton, tho lumber carrying AV. E. LEWELLEX, If Myrtlo Point, ' stenm schooner plying between North arrived in Marshfield Thursday on Bond and San Francisco, made a (ho noon train for a short visit. record smashing trip on tho last voy- FRED J. NELSON, of Portland, is a age. Cant. Moloney is only In chargo rived In tho city from tho Coqulllo of the Fulton during a vacation of valley on tho noon train today. i tho regular captain, but when ho MISS RACHEL JAMES, AND MR. passed out of tho Golden Gate ou his AND MRS. THOMAS JAMES, loft way northward last week ho en tliN morning for San Francisco. countered a strong galo from the 1). Y. STAFFORD and Mr. Perry loft southeast, and spreading his canvas, Thursday ou a brlof hunting and succeeded with tho aid of Old Boreas fishing trip up tho Millicoum river. ' I" covering tho dlstanco from San This is the only fur- f By buying your furniture here, I niture store in the city where no second hand goods I I are carried and our prices are right too, A fair profit r is all we ask, Anything in fie furniture line to be had here, C. A. Johnson Furniture Co. FRONT STREET W-HHH-M-HW-H OUR GOODS Fill The Wants LEW M'MULLEN, of Myrtle Point, left on tho morning train for his homo after a visit to friends in Mnrshllold. C. E. HANSEN, one of tho m-osner- Franclseo dock to tho dock at tho Porter mill in North Bend In exactly IS hours. This is a record time for tho Fulton and is almost equal to the time of tho passenger steamor M. F. ous ranchers on Haines Inlet, wns Plant. Capt. Moloney will probably transacting business In Marshfield mako ono more trip with tho Fulton Thursdny. C. M. HIMEBAUGH left for Portland . on tho Alliance In connection with tho plans for tho now hotel to bo orectod In Marshfield. II. C. WHITTIER, Of Seattle, who has beon attending to buslnosa In the Valley, arrived In Marshfield 6n tho' noon train today. ERNST PLEYR, Of Portlnnd, Is a Tlsltor Wtho city today,' having ar rlVod fr'otn CoqulU8"0a" tho nbon train after attondlng to Uu'uIdss. J. D. HAMLIN, the Beaver Hill ma.-. before tho regular captain of tho boat assumes command, lesh Oysters. Received weekly at Gem Res taurant, North Bond. Served any stylo and open day and night. Also everything olso tho market affords. The U off salo on all toys'&nd Christmas ' Chin' "will ' contloU 'all We have just received a large stock of Men's and Boys' shoes and hats for the spring trade. Our large line of new styles in hats is the best-for-the-money-line in the city today $2.50 to $3.00. We always carry a full line of up-to-now clothing, shoes, hats and gents furnishings for the boys, young men and old men. The BAZAR CD o We have it in any quantity, Gasoline DistillateGas Engine Cylinder and Engine Oils Cqal Oil Signal Oil Separator Oil Also Launch Fittings of All Kinds. Loos Kay Oil & Supply Co. II Water Front Near'A" Street JACK FLANAGAN - - Phone 33 BILLLAWLOR f w 1 i throughout toil month. Cash Btora. Coo Hy Cj - C STREET NEAR FRONT ...s, 5 H'H,W,HH,'!'."r' " SHOW CASES ahd Fi)frURES Plate-glass Floor Case i any shape, any stylo made to order by the -LaUcr Manufucttirlna rw. -... THE MODERN COMPANY 'H 'WH OM TiX? BMUii.fc xtnM HHHHHHMaMaHH
