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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREG ON, MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1908.
Bargains of the Sensational Sort, In AH Departments That Draw Crodws of Shoppers To the
GREAT REMOVAL SALE AT MERCHANT BROS
s
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Extra Specials for
Thursday Shoppers
65 to 75c Em-
broideried
Lanes' Hose
Tomorrow
45c
A limited amount of Ladies' Em
broidered hose, imported goods and the
very thing for smart dresses, come in
assorted floral effects and regularly
sold from 65 to 75c; for
TOMORROW, TUESDAY 45c pair
$1.00 TO $1.25 EMBROIDERED LADIES
HOSE FOR TOMORROW, 79c.
The best quality Ladies' Hand Em
broidered Hose, all imported Lisle,
Seamless, come in assorted floral de
signs, regularly sold from $1.00 to
$1.25 per pair; for
TOMORROW, TUESDAY 79c pair
25c CELEBRATED BURSON HOSE FOR
TUESDAY, 20c PAIR.
The best 25c Benson hose, Seamless
and full fashioned, the kind that are so
popular among our customers as an
extra special.
TOMORROW, TUESDAY 20c pair
ALL THE BEST 25c CHILDREN HOSE
TOMORROW 20c PAIR.
This includes all of our fine ribbed
Children's hose, sizes from 5 to 10, and
what others are selling from 30c to 35c
the pair; for
TOMORROW, TUESDAY 20c pair
Entire Stock of Fine Bed Spreads as
an Extra Special for To
morrow, Tuesday
$1.75 BULBOA BED SPREADS FOR TO
MORROW, $1.40 EACH.
Fine assortment of Marcalles Bed
Spreads, full size and assorted pat
terns, regularly sold for $1.75; tomor
row TUESDAY'S PRICE $1.40 ea.
$1.25 BULBOA BED SPREADS FOR TO
MORROW, 95c EACH.
All of our regular $1 .25 Bedspreads.
Marcalles, come assorted patterns and
good value for the price.
TOMORROW, TUESDAY 95o
$2.00 HEAVY REGENT BED SPREADS,
$1.60 EACH.
Marcalles Bed Spreads, assorted pat
terns and extra good quality for the
price, full size as an extra special.
TOMORROW, TUESDAY $1.60 ea.
Black Taffeta Silks as an Extra
Special Tomorrow
75c Black Taffeta, 19 inches wide.
TOMORROW, 60c YARD.
$1.00 Black Taffeta Silk, 27 in. wide.
TOMORROW, 79c YARD.
$1.25 Black Taffeta Silk, 36 in. wide.
TOMORROW, 95c YARD.
$1.50 Black Taffeta Silk, 36 in. wide.
TOMORROW'S PRICE, $1.20 YARD.
$1.75 Chiffon Taffeta Silk, 36 inches
wide, best quality,
TOMORROW'S PRICE, $1.46 YARD
You will find here, barganized for this
occasion, all of our
Woolen Dress Materials,
Muslin under Garments,
Lace Curtains and Portiers,
Heather Bloom and Silk Petticoatst
Ladies' and Gents' Shoes,
Hats, Furnishing Goods,
Clothing.
OUR ENTIRE LINE OF HART SCHAFFER AND MARX SPRING CLOTHING
MOVE AT THE EARLIEST POSSIBLE.
ON SALE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES WE
SALE WILL CONTINUE UNTIL THEN.
ARE GETTING READY TO
M
ERCHANT
BROS
"The Busy
Skore"
MANY BROUGHT
TO COOS BAY
Alliance Arrives from Portland
With Large Number of
Prospective Residents.
The Alliance reached Coos Day
this morning from Portland after a
favorablo trip. She carried one of
the largest passenger lists of the sea
son, Indicating that tho real Influx of
homeseekers to this section this sea
son is just beginning.
Among thpso who camo down on
the Alliance were:
Captain D. S. Ames and wife, Geo.
Q. Weldln and wife, Edwin A. Deals,
W. W. Holland, Win. Jacobsen, W.
Ij. Waley and wife, Paul Ischorslch,
M. S. Huston and wife, Gordon Hus
ton, N. D. Sliultz and wife, Victor
Schultz, Erma Schultz, H. F. Con
ner, G. C. Roby, O. Roby, P. E. Lea,
It. Frey, J. D. demur and wife, C.
E. Clodfolter, A. W. Rlnehart, O. A.
Anderson, W. L. Hughes, W. D.
Stewart. L. L. Paulson, Jr., J. W.
Snow, J. W. Alvln nnd wife, P. A.
Poppy, M. C. Otis, Inez Otis, Mrs.
D. Paterson, Edward Paterson, A.
Hall, A. H. Powers, .las. McDowell,
Dan Murphy, Miss W. Gorhain, Mrs.
A. Curloy, R. C. Jnckson, W. Dett
fleld, A. Shults, W. Shults, M.
Kohast, D. R. McKee, O. Droyd, Jos
eph Wytosh, J. A. French, II. A.
Langshoro, J. W. Smith, J. E. Keith,
C. KoyI, E. Ashpander, A. Teuscher,
A. Anderson, J. Ruddlo and ilfteon
second class.
DEVERS TELLS
OF
M. V. PLANT SAILS.
The M. P. Plant sailed yesterday
for San Francisco with an unusually
largo passenger list, tho regular
travel being augmented by the largo
number desiring to see tho fleet.
Among those who sailed on tho
Plant wero:
C. M. Nelson, Mrs. C. M. Nelson,
Mrs. J, McGeo, Miss McGeo, Mrs.
Lang, Mabel Lang, Mra. O. M. New
man, Mrs. L. P. Fisher, Mrs. Ingrain,
J. A. Johnson, Mrs. J. A. Johnson,
Nolllo Tower, Mrs. C. W. Towor, Mrs.
Hutchison,- Mrs. Rassmussen, A. 13.
Fisko, W. P. Murphy, Mrs. Clins.
Murr, Mrs. L. W. Shaw. J. II. Drid
ges, Mrs. Drldgos, J. Larson, Mrs.
Larson, C. II. Norrls, O. M. Nowman,
Joo Williams, Frank Mntson, A.
Matson, C. Durges, Theo. Bradley,
fa. Dartolmo, Chas. Rednall, Ray In
nes, Geo. Dlood, L. N. Carlson,
Campbell, C. Jackson, 0. H. Rail, S.
P. M. Cox, Chas. Fensler, J. L.
Cleanslo, W. C. Hnloy, Mis Urldges.
MILLIC0MA CLUB
ELECT OFFICERS.
Dr. O. Tom it CIiommi as Picsldcnt
For KiisuiiiK V-r Oilier Olll
rials Scli'clcil.
Tho annual election of the Milll
coma Club Saturday altornoon re
sulted In tho bok'ction of the follow
ing olllcers for tho ensuing jear:
President C. W, Tower.
Vice-president Ueorgo Dlx.
Secretary-treasurer F. MeKeo
Other members of board W. U.
Douglas and J. W. Flanagan,
House committee 13. K. Jones,
Win. Ford and Dr. W. llaydon.
Library coinniitteo J no. I). (Joss,
Frmik i.utiilKM'iim and Edward Dou
nolly. Wo nr now preoared to store
t.ur goods. liny Side Paint Co,,
Noi'h Ileml
Evory copy of every Issue of :hli
newspaper should bo a SAi.ES.'.A
i'on you.
Well-known Marshfield Man
Gives Interview in Boise, Ida
ho on Conditions Here.
That P. A. Devers, tho busy Coos
Day booster, who Is now visiting his
old home in Idaho does not lot up
on his boosting even when taken a
vacation is shown by the following
story from the Idaho Statesman of
Dolso of April 23d:
"P. A. Devers, formerly cashier
and one of the largo stockholders of
tho First National Dank of Payette,
but now of Marshfield, Ore., where
ho Is president of tho Coos Day Se
curities-Investment Company, ar
rlvod In tho city yesterday. Ho will
be here and at Caldwell for the next
several days looking after personal
business affairs.
"Mr. Dovers has now been In the
Coos Day country for about a year
and a half and has great faith in Its
future. He stated yesterday that
that country was afTected to a certain
extent llko tho rest of tho northwest
by tho recent financial depression,
but that tho reaction had now set In
there as olsowhero and a general
feeling of optimism prevails.
"Tho Smith Lumber Company,
headed by C. A. Smith, the Minnea
polis lumber king, Mr. Devers said,
was now conducting operations on a
largo scale thero and tho outlook for
tho rapid development of tho Coos
Day country's immense lumber re
sources was bright. Tho company
Is now operating tho largest coasting
steamer on tho coast In transporting
lumber from Marshflold to San
Francisco, having made its first trip
out three weeks ago with a cargo of
2,250,000 feet of lumber, just a
quartor of a million feet less than
Its full capacity. Tho company has
ono of its large mills at Marshflold
with a capacity of 500,000 feet in I
two shifts.
"Mr. Dovers said, too, thnt there
wero indications that tho Coos Day
coal Holds aro to ho dovoloped on a
inoro oxtonslvo scale than heretofore.
Tho Harrlmnn interests, ho said,
woro especially active in tills connec
tion. Coal Is now transported from
Coos Day to both Portland and San
Francisco."
A Full Line of
School Books
and
School Supplies
at
A. M. PRENTISS & CO.
I'oxt (.'aids, Novi'ltlc.-i, (ioiier.il
Merchandise.
FhlnVs'tr?ot, " Marshfield.
IH LI I tP IT '
9
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g Machine
v. --
LOO First, Week
$ ! .00 Week Thereafter
We call for and Deliver FREE
Going
(to Harvey
COMPANY
"Complete House Furnishers"
Marshfield ...
Oregon
Better Prepared Than Ever Be
fore to Make Better Bread
Tho repairs and Improvements on our ovens have been com
pleted and we are now prepared to servo our patrons with Dread
and Daked Goods of all kinds of our own making and baking.
Many Coos Day people aro familiar with tho Coos Day Dakory
quality, which has been raised to a higher standard by the im
proved equipment for doing our baking.
All orders promptly filled.
Diamond (D) R.epre3ents Bread Perfection
Note that your loaves bear this brand.
COOS BAY BAKERY
COLUMBIA MACHINE WORKS
Cavanagh, Chapman (b Co.
General Repair Work and Woodturning. Launches a Specialty
Foot of Queen Avenue, Marshfield
Use Tantalum Lamps
The Great White Light,
Buy the 1908 latest improvement in electric lamps; a
metalized filament lamp, giving a powerful and brilliant
white light. Sixty cents per month on flat rates.
Seventy cents apiece for the lamps.
Coos Bay Gas &. Electric Company
Marthfiald and North Bnd
8 UAOTrnn n ni t atxt H
General Contractors jj
Crushed Hock I .... . . I Flair and Wood Fibro
I 11 IMIII-VIIIII Illlfl I
Building Stone
Concrete Pedestals
BEAVER HILL
COAL
Sand, Brick,
Lime, Cement
Wholesale nnd
Retail Dealers In
flair and Wood
Plaster
Building Taper
Roofing Paper
Asphalt nnd
Cnrboliniuni
H Office, Broadway and Queen Streets. Phono Main 2011
U MARSHFIELD, OREGON
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OP OREGON, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS.
L. G. Masters,
Plaintiff
Suit in
Equity to
Quiet
Title
SUMMONS
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Every resiilonco on Coos Bay
thnt Is wired for electric ser
vice should have ono of these
most iihoful nnd time saving
flatlror.e. Ask your neighbor
who om as ono. Two million
Ai.ielc.a women nro using
them.
Tho Coos Bay (las Kkctrfr
MANGAN'S
Undertaking
Parlor
New 0'Conncl Bldg.
MARSHFIELD, OREGON
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! jj Marshflold nnd North Ileu-1
'I cleplionee:
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Office 2irtI
UvSldcriCe'2171
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Sarah Conner Rlggs,
Christina Conner Riggs,
Ellen Conner Darnell,
Alice Conner, Emma Con
ner Lower, Mary Conner
Smith, Martha A. Cecil,
Warren Conner, Jobe
Conner, William Conner,
Samuel Smith and J. H.
Cecil, and James Conner,
son of John Conner, de
ceased; Ann Conner,
daughter of John Conner,
deceased: .Tnlin rtntS
Riggs, husband of Sarah
Conner Rlggs; Richard
Roe, husband of Christina
Conner Riggs, John Smith
Darnell, husband of Ellen
Conner Darnell; James
Jones, husband of Alice
Conner; Robert Lower,
husband of Emma Con
ner Lower; Mary Conner,
wife of Warren Conner;
Jane Conner, wife of Jobe
Conner; Kato ConnerV
wife of William Conner;
Margaret Conner, wife of
James Conner, and John
Brown, husband of Ann
Conner, defendants.
To Sarah Conner Rlggs, Christina
Connor Rlggs, Ellen Conner Darnell,
Alice Conner, Emma Conner Lower,
Mary Conner Smith, Martha A. Ce
cil, Warren Conner, Jobo Conner,
William Conner, Samuel Smith and
J. II. Cecil and James Conner, son
of John Conner, deceased; Ann Con
uer, daughter of John Conner, de
ceased; John Doo Riggs, husband of
Sarnh Conner Riggs; Richard Roe,
husband of Christina Conner Rlggs;
John Smith Darnell, husband of El
len Conner Darnell; Jnmes Jones,
husband of Alice Conner; Robert
Lower, husband of Emma Conner
I.oworr-MttrV Con'newife of-Wnr-
Ton onneif June -Conner, wife of
Jobo Conner; Kate Conner, wife o.
William Conner; Margaret Conner,
wife of James Conner, and John
Brown, husband of Ann Conner, de
fendants. In the name of the State of Ore
gon: You are hereby required to
appear ana answer the complaint
filed against you ,in the above en
titled suit within six weeks from the
date of tho first publication of this
summons, to-wit:
Within six weeks from tho 23d
day of March, 1908, and If you fail
to answer on or before the 4th day
of May, 1008, that date being the
last day of tho time prescribed In
the order of publication of this sum
mons, judgment will bo taken
against you for want thereof for the
relief demanded in plaintiff's com
plaint, a succinct statement of which
relief Is as follows:
That tho title of the plaintiff to
tho real property described in said
complaint, and to-wit: The north
east quarter of the southwest quar
ter, lot two and the north half of
lot three, all In section twenty-one,
township twenty-six south, of range
twelve 'west of the Willamette meri
dian, Coos county, OreKon. bo-
quieted as against the defendants
and each of thorn; that tho defend
ants and each of them be forever en
joined and restrained from setting
up any claim of right, title or inter
est in or to the above described real
property or any portion thereof;
for his costs and disbursements
herein, and for such other and fur
ther relief as to the Court may seem,
equitable.
This summons is served upon you
by order of Hon. John F. Hall, Judge
of the County Court of Coos county,
Oregon, which said order was made
on tho 23d day of March, 1908, and
bears said date, and by which said
order you are required to answer the
complalnt in said suit on or before
tho 4th day of May, 190S.
Dated March 23d, 1908.
JOHN S. COKE,
JOHN D. GOSS,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
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