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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1908)
THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, t968. V i A 4 .i- WrV" MJM&UaEUHRStXirnWB --J. . v-. .r. .1 -.. iV Ktaxuiuw sz&BEan: i he frirsi 7 i t m m m mm III E9 n TO Er 1111 oiiwi This may seem early for spring and summer apparel and some people may thi us crazy to announce this class of merchandise so soon but step inside the store and you will see a regular bee hive. All hands busy serving the wise ones who are making early preparations so as to be able to avoid the usual scarcity of dress makers and enjoy the finest climate of the HHtIIMMViailMM(MIMMH4IIMWIinini Hilt ! Mi H, IMCJMW fiOTlWmiWWWWtWWWWyWyilll M WiH LI UWCWiMM.aLMWWBWjlMMMJM year. Our spring and summers are most pleasant and Coos Bay and vicinity enjoys the dis tinction of an excellent resort people come for miles to enjoy it so why spoil your opportunity pam !! mim nipiinii i mum ii whim !! i i i i ii ii ii iii i i ph'jwwimi jm in wpijii mil imwiiMinj -mgjtfW ' rung wtui"Hiin r witilhi in a by waiting to the last minute to do all that can be accomplished while you are still having iiwiiMiiiiiiwiii '! mim imimwwimum iiiwiin ihiiii whiiim uKManraniiBiaininpamMmnwnmu w w ai. raw mijmwiiiiiihii ibwih mn gloomy days? Every boat is loaded with goods for this store and everything that is new and up-to- wiimm wmwibiii mii Miiiiiiiw ! n ii urn ifc iwii iHimnniniiiniwiw -wn irrir-imrnrinnTriT-roi mTWBinwwiiwi wmi hit iria iiwmawi iwn m . i mm daio can be had here. wi 1 1 1 ii mmi miiii iiiwimw n We are not backward in saying that we have the finest and best selected stock ever displayed in your city We will prove this asscticn if you will but come and let us show y:L' No trouble whatever It is a pleasure to be ablo to show you through our store as we havs a riant to be proud of it. Laces, Embroideries 7r&mtwmm)9M!!!aBwmEii!!B: Never in the history of our busi ness have we showed such a complete line of LACES, EMBROIDERY, TRIM MINGS, ALL OVERS, AND ETC All are in sets to match and almost anything that good taste could dictate Those who have seen this stock have stood in utter amaze ment at the wonderful showing and we have received praises that have been most pleasing The time has past when people are compelled to send away for merchandise We have made an effort to keep the busi ness at home and from now on there v:ii ha nobody to say that they can not be accommodated in Marshfield, Everything that comes under the head of embroideries, Laces, Trim mings, All overs etc, can be found at this store, Spring and Summer French Ginahams Linon Suitings Mercerized Chambras Cotton Voiles Cotton Suseins Organdies, Dimities, Lawns. Fancy OUR SILK DEPARTMENT COM PLETE WITH ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. NOTHING IN WASH GOODS but what can be had at this store, We are anxious to show you all the now things for this season, fh'. "ii...HUWMI i I'll IF 'WW i MM I' iniTT'"r rTI'ITF HI I Tin We have just, unpacked the larg est stock of muslin underwear we ever carried The stock is-most com plete, qualities from cheapo the best the market affords, ".' In our selection of.underwear we exercise the utmost care to buy the garments with trimmings that are serviceable and can be washed, In the most dainty garment you can de pend on this assertion, We are showing an unusual lot of novelties, among them the com. bination sets of drawers and corset covers, also trousseau sets with gown, ' skirt, corset cover and drawers elab orately trimmed and made in the most modern styles, You can not put us to too much trouble as we are proud of our stock and it is a pleasure to show you Ask to see them, We don't want to bore you with a whole lot of reading matterand will say thafin connection withthe above goods we have received spring stocks of GLOVES, ALL LENGTHS, NECKWEAR, r" ' 'i STOCKS AND COLLARS RIBBONS, HAIR. ORNAMENTS AND ETC. iTECTWttffit f ffigg?TTffff7''rTC2ren &S1 a Ad See Us. wj "Tfes Ekisy Steve" 0 4 --- Tattle of the Town Little grain of fact wit ted from tho chaff of gossip flying "P nnd down tho town. ' WEATJIEIt FORECAST. Western Oregon, fair tonight except rain near coast. Friday rain. Southerly winds. TEMPERATURE POUT. KE- For 24 hours ending Feb. 12 at 6 p. m. E. Mlngus, cooperative Itcudy for Business. Tho propri etors of the Bird Billiard Parlors, who have moved Into their new quar ters opposite the post office, have just received a new regulation billiard ta ble, which added to those already installed gives the parlor a very pre sentable appearance. Furnished by Dr local governmennt observer. Max. 53. Min. 33. s C p. m. 43. ' Precip. .22. Wind N. W. Clear. Two Ilandsomo Tublcs. Tho Marahfield chamber of commerce has on exhibition two excellent specimens of the craftman's art in tho shape of two tables made of tho famous Coos Myrtle wood. Tho tables are of tho mission stylo with square legs and Up. They were made by C. E. Owen and. F. II. Wooden, of Plat B. COOS BAY TIDES Tho following tables give tho hours of high and low tides for overy day this week: FEBRUARY, 1008, HIGH WATER Thursday i' riday . I baturday. ('SUNDAY SUNDAY , 13 14 15 1G 1C A. M. T. M 9:37 10:22 11:02 0:59 11:41 G.2 G.3 G.4 G.O G.4 11:11 11:47 G.4 5.7 r n LOW VA'JPi'Jt ruursuay . is rriday . . 14 Saturday . .15 SUNDAY . 16 FEBRUARY, 1008. A. 31. P. 31. :3b -u. 5:14-0. 5:51-0. 6:23-0. 3:49 4:44 5:29 G:05 3.5 3.3 3.1 2.9 W. F. FOSTER., of Roseburg, Is In the city attending to business mat ters. MRS. LYDIA STEELE, of Bandon, is a Marshfield visitor for a few days. , JOE IIODSON, of North Bend Heights, will soon be able to at tend to his duties. C. II. ROHER, of Coquile,was in Marshfield yesterday attending to some business matters. HARRY CLOHART, of North Bend, left on this morning's Alliance for the springs near Portland, where he will recuperate for some weeks. MISS LILLIAN M'CANN, of North Bend, who has been visiting with Miss B. Jennings, of Sumner, for a few days hgfit returned to her home. MRS. J. A. YOAKAM, assistant state dairy inspector, came down from her ranch on Coos River, to attend to some of her official dut ies. MRS. HERBERT ROGERS and daughter Miss Mildred, wore in Marshfield from their, 'homo on Coos River to do some spring bhopplng. J. H. IIEARDE, who staged tho Eag le minstrel show, left this morning on the Alliance. Mr. Heardo' ex pects to return about May to open up a moving picture and vaude ville house. CAPTAIN L. MASTERS, of tho launch Curlew, who has been laid up at his homo in Sumner with tho la grippe, Is improving and will shortly bo able to attond his to his duties. MR. AND MRS. C. C. GOING, well known Marshfield residents, de parted on tho Alliance for a short recreation trip. During his stay in Portland Mr. Going expects to do considerable buying for tho spring nnd summer trade for tho Arm of Going & Harvey. Convalescent. Charlie Leo's many friends will bo glad to know ho is out again after a brief but distressing illness. 2J3VJBBBBC2USEXXJB' IWIlllM ' "" " - ---fr-r JSfp-- rf-y TTMixrm Tr.Tfcwwm tvt TWiiiipji-,Lff vtiyr f No Services for Two Weeks.-; Rev. Wm. Horsfall leaves this week "ii a two wpeks trip to tho Coqulllo valloy and there will bo no services In tho Episcopal chut- ' Marsh field for th next two Sundays. New Orchestra. A now orphf,'r Is bi ng o Ized in Marshti It Is compn a of somn of tho 1 .Jng talent of il -My, i ill rvontually do touccr work. It will also fur nish mu.il' ir tho d'Toront dances. TincstlKiiting Country. A delega tion ff oltizon from Long Beach, Cnllfoi 4, coiibi 'ing of E. V IIIU nnis, J. i3. Lutr and J. A. McCnllum. ai' ob of' the Coos liny country u- r ''teuiselvoa ua greatly pi ' 'v ala section und 1U vw lad 'i iflurcoui ,t, Supper In 3Iyers' Store. In Myers storo on February 22, Washington's birthday, the Ladies Aid of the Pres byterian church, North 13eJHlt will servo a supper. All of tho different dishes will bo "homo cooked" which Insures a treat for all thoso who par tako of tho repast. Tho proceeds of the supper will bo used in church work. Novel Advertising. Frank Par sons is planning a unique advertising scheme which Is to bo pulled oft in about two weeks In tho Front streot window of tho Parsons and Lockhart drug store. As tho druggist intends to surprise the people and as tho re porter picked up the news In a con fidential manner, tho people will have to wait for the window or seo Mr. Parsons personally. New Drug Store; Donald E. Mc Crary, who has for some years been connected with the Everltt Pharm acy of North Bend, but who will open up a drug store in Marshfield, In a part of tho room formerly occupied by Gulovson Brother's furniture store, will not be able to begin tho work of stocking up the store for a few days. Thero is still somo work to bo done by the carpenters beforo tho room can be turned over. Judge Hnll Makes Announcement " 'Morning, Judge." "Goo'd morning, Times." "Nothln' doln' In the news lino with me this a. m. Judge. Can't you give me a lift?" "Sure. "You may say," continued Judga Hall' "that on Monday night of next week thero will bo two initiations, a big feed, some (water) and a gener al good time in tho K. of P. hall.. What I want to do is to have all tho members of Myrtlo Lodge No. 3 pres pnt at theso doings." Alliance Departs. Promptly at 8 o'clock this morning tho Alliance cast off from the Marshfield dock and started on her journey for Portland. Following is tho list of passengers carled by tho boat: Mr. and Mrs. E. Stone and son, Georgo A. Montgom ery, S. B. Welst, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hearde, Hans Anderson, J. F. Cox, Walter Harris, C. Raymond, L, Trog er, II. S. Thomas, F. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mnthison, Tom Mathlson, J. Abrogast, Mrs. R. S. Hamlin, W. Odyklrk, D. M. Wilkins, Mrs. I. Johnson, C. E. Eddy, W. E. Eddy, J. Downs, F E. Ortchild, F. Latshaw, Sir, and Mrs. C. C. Going, G. C. Hart man. Supremo Court Cnscs. Tho cases of M. E. Hall vs. E. O'Connoll and E. O'Connell vs E. O. Hall and tho ease of Frances McLood vs. Pacific States Telephono Co., all Marshfield cases are set for hearing February 19 and 20. J. W. Bennett nnd J. S. Coko aro attorneys representing the parties in this litigation. Mr. Coko leaves tomorrow for Salem by way of Drain and J. W. Bennett goes on tho Breakwater Saturday. Mr. W. S, Chandler accompanies Mr. Coko as far as Portland where ho goes on business. As tho cases aro all on appeal none of tho parties in terested aro going. AVHI Piny Basketball. Tho North Bond public school Is now demon strating Its militant spirit In other channels than that of study. Two basketball teams havo beon organized among tho girls and tho members aro devoting themselves assiduously ta tho task of perfecting themselves In this fascinating and wholesome sport. It was tho first intention to organize but ono team, which would embrace all tho best material In' tho school, nnd then meet Marshfield. Marshfield, however, refused to pick up tho challongo when it was offered and so tho school girls of North Bend ire forced to seek satisfaction among thr-niBOlves. On next Wednesday they will play a match gamo In tho 'North Bond pavllUon. Mr. Davenport is Initiating the young Indies into tho moio complex mystorles of the gama of basketball. - -rlf you want an InoubAtor. wrlto or call i-n G E. Mickey, North Bind. Seo tho largest line of preMy and. com'io valentines in tho city at tho Con j Bay Cash Storo. I t X a B M M i r. ft It 13 P- ,o tl t iel ft! I0 'll p M u
