The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, April 30, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextV. Miirtieji TCTT-niwjwftiiV roR.ivA.WliSB FWii $ THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1908. AND STILL THEY COME NO DULL DAYS AT THIS STORE 4 tf rf As this Sale continues the crowds increase, a good indica- 7 H "I -- I 3 . .-. cUIQ yOU Will Merchant Bros. tion of satisfied customers. It is a common saying, go to Save Money B -- TOMORROW, FRIDAY, IS SHIRT WAIST DAY For tomorrow, Friday, we will place every Shirt-waist in the house on spe cial sale, the stock consists of the very newest styles and creations of the sea son sizes complete. The stock in cludes pretty Silk Waists trimmed with rows of laces and clusters of medalions, the short sleeves and wide yoke effects, also Sheer Lawn Waists prettily trim med with laces and cut in the fashionable models for spring and sum mer. REMEMBER Our entire Spring and Summer stock as an Extra Special for tomorrow only. $1.00 White Lawn Shirt Waists, very neat styles, short sleeves trimmed with lace, sizes complete for TOMORROW, FRIDAY, 79c. $1.50 White Lawn Shirt Waists, trim med with embroideried fronts, with rows of tucks in back and front, short sleeves, trimmed with lace on neck and sleeves, for TOMORROW, FRIDAY, $1.20. $2.00 White Lawn Shirt Waists, trim med in beautiful designs of embroi dery and lace insertions, some with tucks and shirred effects, sleeves and collar tiimmed with lace, sizes com plete for TOMORROW, FRIDAY, $1.50. $2-50 White Lawn Shirt Waists, trim med with beautiful open work, em broidery insertions and set off with tucks and lace trimming, larger as sortment and complete run of sizes, for - TOMORROW, FRIDAY, $1.55. $3.00 White and Black Lawn Waists, lace and embroidery trimming, and includes some of the very prettiest styles we have in stock, beautiful embroideried fronts, tucks in back and front, short sleeves, all sizes from 32 to 42, for TOMORROW, FRIDAY, $2.35. All other waists ranging in price from $3.50 to $10.00, which includes black and white lawn and Silk, also Ecrue and white net, the choicest and best waists we carry in stock, all reduced for to morrow's great special Waist Day. We are serving many people during our Removal Sale, and we know from the increasing interest and the many new faces we are seeing that every one is satisfied with the inducements we are offering. HAKT SCIIAFKXI.il AND 7UAHX FINK CLOTH IXH, INCLUDING ALL SPUING STYLUS OX SPECIAL SALE. mo "nTr'ckmknts "YxbT'TrM6Y'sXxiTvoi'TnsTLOTiiiXG, all nn.rcTioNS MAHiuwlN im.ain i-tgckks. "The Biasy maftsmtstt 32SaSH333X5!S SEzHKffiS MjQIfftftllAVYt. RAS av&tt aasAfla &s v Mre" sir SHOTS Ranchers Object to Careless Shooting by Excursionists Endanger Life. The careless use of firearms by members of pleasure parties on the rivers and Inlets running out of Coos Bay Is the cause of much complaint by residents near the streams. Nu merous Instances of narrow escapes from bullets are reported and some of the ranchers are almost frantic lest some member of their family bo killed. It is stated that many of these stray bullets find a dangerous lodg ing ground on account of the Ignor ance of somo concerning the glanc ing caused by the water. A number of ranchers have appealed to The Times to urge that members of pleas- Coos County Fruit Inspector Reiterates Charges Against Southern Oregon Orchards. COQUILLE, Ore., April 2G. Editor Coos Day Times: I have Just returned from the lower Coquille HIver valley where I found much real good work done. It just happened that by accident tho first paper I have seen for the weak was The Times issue of April 2 4th. What does the Southern Oregon Company think that I have been ap pointed for? Indeed I must have done my wirk well to stirr them up for once. Tile statement made by the South ern Oregon Company in regard to section i'', . 11, is correct as printed and this case settled to the fSkXi3Lili'i!RSJiSSyaegXVsr.,.i'iaa'KtTTz!iC'w' - - ri-rii 1 1- . -i-l-T irfi j-ifl.-i pl ffll ffc ;-- 9 2 V A Don't Wffl For Standard made goods of a national reputation forget. Wc Carry McCOKMICK MOWKKS, II AV HAKES AXI) TKDDKKS, MIT CIIELL WAGONS AXI) HUGGIES, H. L. AXI) K. MILKING .MACHINES, NEW IOWA CHEAM SEPAIJATORS, PLANET, JH., S1.KDI.KS AXI) CULTIVATORS, IMPERIAL DISC HAH ROWS, J. I. CASE PLOWS. - t h m t h t ) t t t t t m ( t m Bargains For Friday and Saturday, May 1st asid 2d Tomatoes, 3 cans for Hoc. Peas, 2 cans for ,-5C. Corn, per can joe. Corn or Gloss starch, 3 for 25c. Uncolored Japan tea, per lb aoc. 30c Coffee, per lb 5C. Dry granulated sugar, 14 lbs. for .$1.00. Light Brown Sugar 15 lbs. for .$1.00 This is only a few of the Bargains. FARMERS WE CAN HANDLE YOUR EGGS AXI) OTHER PRODUCE AT THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. AN0NA CASH GROCERY OPPOSITE TIMES OFFICE. Milner s Hardware scmTnTGsaagGELffliassBsa'gsgiffieaiB m:::m:::j m::n::n::::a::u:: t :: 223HffiE3jE332EHBnE5Bl!S uro parties exercise care in the use satisfaction of the Horticulture Do of firearms. Tho ranchers generally I'artmont. like to see the excursionists have a good timo so long as they do not provo a inonaco to their lives or property. Unless tho excursionists begin to exercise more caro, the ran chers declare they will resort to a means of compelling them to be care ful as shown by tho following letter: Children in Danger. SUNNY NOOK FARM, April 29. Editor Coos Bay Times: Will you kindly allow mo space in Tho Times to call attention to tho reckless prac tice of promiscuous shooting along tho waterways of the country? Last Sunday, about -1 p. in., a gasoline launch, tho nnnio of which I have also of a part of those on board, wlillo passing my place on Coos river, a number of shots were fired, If not point-blank at my houso sufficiently so that several bullets struck In tho yard where my children were playing and one bullet struck a bedroom win dow passing Into the room. Now, I do not know if thero Is n law to prohibit this practice or not, but I do know there is a moral law that gives me the right to protect my family nnd that law Is going to bo enforced in tho futuro in such a man ner as tho courts will sustain me In If possible, but If Impossible to en force it in that way. Well, I am go ing to protect my family regardless of consequences. This particular party of Sunday excursionists are no worso than dozens of others In this respect, but It Is a practlco that must bo stopped or serious trouble may bo the consequences. Yours for ponoo, S. W. SHERMAN. Wherever I go, I find property be longing to the Southern Oregon Company, and where thero aro m chards on it, in each and every in stanto tho orchards aro a disgrace to tho county and a detriment to tho neighborhood, a nuisance to all enterprising neighbors. Just wait a little, gentlemen of the Southern Oregon Company, I wait only for tho commissioners of tho department to come here. Mean time give mo the deuce if you like. It suits me, I can stand It and your properties shall receive tho atten tion they deserve. If I exceeded my authority have mo ousted and disgraced; If not, I will do my duty as sworn to, not because I am unreasonable or pre judiced, but only to do justice to oiio and all. You will hear more of the man who tries to do what ho Is selected for to do so. Meantime If you (tho Southern Oregon Company), are not avoiding tho law, see that the work Is done and thou, and not sooner, will 1 give credit to jou. Respectfully, M. G. POHI,. Fruit Inspector for Coos County. MASTERS & McLAIN General Contractors Crushed Rock Duilding Stone Concrete Pedestals Sand, Ri'ick, Lime, Cement Wholesales and Retail Dealeis in REAVER HILL COAL Hair and AVood Fibre Plaster Riiilding Paper Roofing Paper Asphalt and Carboliniuni h Olfice, Rroadway and Queen Streets. Phono Main 2011 g MARS1IFIKLD, OREGON H :::::::::::; :u:m:m::i:j:::::::;aw:m:m:::m: SUNSET BAY STAGE Leaves North Bend stables Monday, Wed nesday and Fridays at 8 a. m. Returning at 4 p. m. Fare $1.50 round trip For Seats Apply NORTH BEND STABLES Phone 111 House Cleaning HANOI. SATURDAY KVKN1NG. Tho Marshlleld Fire Dopartmout and the Acmo Baud will give one of tholr famous bulls at the Odd Fellows hall, Saturday evening, May 2d. ESZSHScL5ESHSHSHSHSZSZ5HSZ5ZSZ5HSESa Dry Wood! ru This is tho time of year when the housewife's thoughts turn to house-cleaning. We are prepared for this season as for all others with a complete lino of the necessary articles that will aid in the work. Here are some of tho things you will want: IIOUSKIIOLI) AMMONIA. For cleaning everything from the woodwork and furniture to spots on the carpets and rugs. Kl'ltKKA INSKIT POWDER. Not that anyone is troubled that way, but It is moro important that you will not bo troubled and to prevent any tro-iblo when you are cleaning houso have a bottle handy. AND OF COUR.SE YOU DO--TRY Diamond (D) Every loaf represents the perfection of Bread. The best flour properly mixed and carefully handled In tho various processes until it leaches you a pure and perfect food the real staff of life. All wo wish Is to have you make a comparison of qualities. Dia mond D will stand every test. See that every loaf is stamped Diamond D. COOS BAY BAKERY I FOR THE ! ROR.VX. Can be had at a moments notice at g Campbell's jjj WOOD YARD $ fu lnU Smith leaso 'Phono 021 kj H North Front St. m tHSH.,ia5ESES2SBS2S2as,2Sa5(15SSHS?5a a List 322. NOTICE OF SCHOOL INDEMNITY SELECTION. United States Land Oillco, Roseburg, Oregon, February 2-1, 100S Notlco Is hereby given that the State of Oregon on May 1, 1907, ap plied for lot 1 of ce. 30, t p 1.5 s, r. 10 W.t and 10. i S. W. Vk of Sec. 2, Twp. 21 S. It. 9 W. of W. M., and Moil in this oillco a list of school In demnity selections In which it se lected bald land; that said list is open to tho public for Inspection, Any and all persons claiming adversely tho above described land or nnv loiral subdivision thereof, or claiming tho) aino under tho mining laws, or de siring to show said laud to bo moro valuable for mineral than for agri cultural purposes, or to object to said selection for anj lawful reason, should Me their claims or tholr alll iluvlts of protobt or contebt in this olhco on or before tho 20th day of April, 190S. 1 hereby deslguato tho Drain Non parlel, published at Drain, Oregon, as tho newspaper In which tho above j notice is to bo published, and thai Coos Bay Tinios, at Marshlleld, Ore-1 Wo w,n 8toro 'our 80ds for lc gon. J cubic foot. Bay Side Paint Co., lllCNJA.MIN L. l.DDY. Register. North llond.. Fer Eottle 25c NYALL'S ROACH POWDER, a guaranteed death to Roaches. It will not only kill any that may ba there but prevent any from coming. Per Bottle 25c Tito famous 20-mulo team borax, the best made. Per BotUe 25c HROOKMAN'S tlll.OItlDK OF LIME. A great disinfectant. Per Box 1 5c OltHU. CARROLIC ACID. A necessary article In house cleaning bcason. , OOMK TO ii::ad(ji'arti:rs for articles for house cleaning. TASTIDI0US There is nothing so essential to the we!I cooked meal as the palatable tasie given by Golden Gate JLARP Lockhart-P arsons DRUG COMPANY The Busy Corner" Storo your Goods with tho Sldo Paint Co., North Dend. DAXCK at Sumner, May ICth. Music by Langenburg Orchestra. jjj All Groceries and Butchers EHSHS31SSHSHSH5ESESSSESZS1SSS2shsi:es5 r5SS2SB5HS2SHSHS3H5HSHSSSZSH5HS2S13ZSZSHSHSZESSESH5ZSaSHSESH5ZS?JHS jjj Portland & Coos Bay S. S. Line I BREAKWATER Sails from Portland Wednesday at 8 p. m. Sails from Coos Bay Satu days at Service of Tide. S. S. CZARINA Sails weekly for San Francisco, carrying freight and combustibles only C. F. 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