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A HIT EVERY TIME
No use talking; "Gentlemen' when it comes to clothes of
Quality, Style and General Appearance
You can't get away from a
Hart Schaf f ner and Marx
And the best argument for this statement is, A Customer once sold, is a cus
tomer well pleased and one to be counted on forever after.
We have clothing for $ J 250 and $15,00 but prefer to sell you something better
Hart Schaffmer and Marx Fine Clothes From $ 1 8.00 to $35.00
See the Big Window Display of Fancy Vests - Cluett
and Monarch Shirts at from $ 1.00 to $3.50
Knox - Stetson - Mundheim Hats
Nettleton Shoes
Neckwear for the
Men -Always some
thing Different to
Show Yon
VftLLEY T
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Coquille and Bandon Will Come
to Coos Bay to Retrieve
Lost Honors.
GAMES SUNDAY.
Coquille vs. Marshfield in Murshlleld.
Handon vs. North Bend at North
Bend.
If the weathpr Is favorable, sev
eral hundred Ooqullle Valley base
ball fans will accompany the Bandon
and Coquille teams to Coos Bay Sun
day when they will attempt to re
trieve the honors lost last Sunday
when the tea&a were defeated by
Marshfleld and North Bend. The
Bandon aggregation will have spe
cial boats to connect with the special
train which will bring the contin
gent over.
Coquille's showing against North
Bend last Sunday makes It certain
that Marshfleld will havo a good
game. In addition to the strength
shown last Sunday, the Coquillo
hunch have been further strengthen
ed by Gardiner, a pitcher from Port
land, who will have his first tryout
Sunday. There will be no particular
change In the Marshfleld lineup.
Manager McKeown has had the team
busy practising all weok and Is
pleased with the prospects.
North Bend Is confident that Ban
don, will bo taken down the lino at
a fast clip Sunday. Manager Wius
nant has arranged to further
strengthen the North Bond team.
Manager Bedllllon of Bandon, has
also been- Rutting forth some stren
uous o'fforts tho past weok, determin
ed to win tho pennant if players can
bo Becured to do tho business.
Tho turnouts at North Bend and
Marshfleld are expected to be record
breakers.
SPECTACULAR CARNIVAL.
Seat salo opens tomorrow morn
ing for tho big spectacular car
nival to bo glvon at tho Opera IIouso
noxt Monday and Tuesday ovonlngs,
and it might bo well to suggest that
nil desiring good seats should get in
lino early as thoy will no doubt go
with a rush.
Admission 25, 35 and r0 cents.
Si'alH on nlo t usual place.
Castro is getting au excellent line of
advertising against tho day when he
. thin fniiiitrv nnd havo his
namo enrolled among tho high priced
. 1... ,.m;x yif fr tlin
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UNDAY
MERCHANT & KAMMERER
Formerly Merchant Bros.
CHORUS WILL
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"Coos Bay" Will be Rendered
at Chamber of Commerce
Meeting This Evening.
This is the regular night for the
Chamber of Commerce meeting and
rain or shine, there will be an Inter
esting program.
In fact, it will be a novel program
In that It will be rendered for tho
most part In song. Prof. Todd and
his chorus will render "Coos Bay."
Tho members of the chorus will-meet
at tho studio at 7:45 and after one
rehearsal march to the Chamber of
Commerce hall.
Tho speaker of the evening will be
J. A. McCarthy who has been on the
Day two months and will havo some
thing to say that will Interest the
audience.
Other features will bo Introduced.
Everybody welcome.
Those Interested In securing the
government dredge for Coos Bay are
especially Invited to be present to
night. CANDLES POPULAR.
The World Uses More of Them Now
Than It Ever Did Before.
The "tallow dip" of our grandfathers
is no longer made of tallow, exactly.
It is made of stearic acid, which Is
only ono ingredient of the tallow that
grows in tbo sheep and iu the steer.
Ncitbcr is the "tallow dip" of today
a real "dip." They used to take long
wicks and din them in hot tallow,
time after time, till tbo candle bad ac
quired tho proper thickness. Today
they run hot stearic acid into molds
nnd make a hundred candles instan
taneously. Tho "tallow dip" on the market to
day, therefore, would be more accurate
ly described If It were called a "stearic
acid mold." But nevertheless It re
mains a tallow product It is tho di
rect lineal descendant of the "tallow
dip" of our grandfathers. And It is
still so popular that just about 130,
000,000 pounds of tallow, according to
the calculation of one of tho best in
formed manufacturers of Chicago, are
consumed every year In tho candle
factories of the United States. Al
though gas and kerosene and electric
ity havo deprived tho candle of n largo
part of the popularity to which it
might be entitled, it Is probable that
In both hemispheres today there are
nioro candles shedding their mild and
humblo radianco than In any previous
porlod of tho world's history. Tech
nical World.
There may be nothing royal about
tho American multimillionaire, but it's
his Hush condition that pleases Euro
pean princes who need tho inonoy.
G
REALESTATE TRANSFERS
Daily Real Estate Report Furnished
By Title Gunrantco and Abstract
Co. Henry Sengstackcn,
Mnnngcr.
June 15, 190S.
Coos Bay Land & Investment Com
pany, to Dwight L. Buckingham,
deed; lot 14, blk 1G, Belmont addi
tion to Empire. Consideration,
$118.75.
L. D. Kinney et ux, to W. Alex
Smith, deed; lots and blocks in Coos
Bay, Plats B and C. Consideration,
$G,000.
L. D. Kinney et ux, to H. A. Mon
day, deed; lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, blk 31,
Coos Bay, Plat B. Consideration,
$2,000.
Geo. V. Leslie, to L. D. Kinney,
deed; lots D and 10, blk 12, Coos
Bay Plat E; lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5,
blk 24, Cqos Bay Plat C. Considera
tion, $10.00.
Juno 16, 1908.
EaBt Marshfleld Land Company, to
Adolph Norberg, deed; lots 22 and
23, blk 44, East Marshfleld. Con
sideration, $330.
Anna E. Marcussen, to Matthew
Voney, deed; parcel of land begin
ning thirty feet N of SW corner of
lot 5, blk 7, Marshfleld. Considera
tion, $1,700.
Juno 17, 1908.
Marshfleld Land Company, to Lil-
lio M. Therault, deed; lots G and 7,
blk 1, Bay Park. Consideration, $10.
Juno 18, 1908.
Glasgow Townslto Company, to C.
W. Calef, deed; lots 9 and 10, blk
9, Glasgow.. Consideration, $200.85.
L. V. McCurdy et ux, to E. E.
Quick, deed; lots 8, 9, 10 and 11,
blk 14, Bank addition to North
Bend; also, lots 21, 22 and 23, blk
G, Bangor Plat A. Consideration,
$350.
Bennett Trust Company, to Geo.
Larson, deed; lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, blk
23, South Harbor. Consideration,
$10.00.
Gustavus B. Keefer, to W. D. Vre
deuburgh, deed; lots 20, 21 and 22,
blk 11, Midland addition to North
Bend; also, lot 3, blk 30, Ocean
View nddltion to North Bend. Con
sideration, $334.
State of Oregon, to Chns. E. Cook,
deed; Sy. of SWV4. sec 17, NW of
NV4, sec 20, NE of NE. sec
19, twp 25, R ll. Consideration,
$200.
D. S. Cameron et ux, to May Wills,
deed; lot 13, blk 10, Edmonston's
first addition to Marshfleld. Con
sideration, $100.
Juno 20, 190S.
Bonnott Trust Company, to School
District No. S2, deed; lots G, 7, 8
and 9, blk 2G, South Harbor. Con
sideration, $1.00,
Arthur W. Noal, to C. II. Mer
chnut, deed; lots 11 and 12, blk K,
Western addition to Marshflold. Con-.
sideratlon, $1,300. '
United States of A. to Win. Q. j
Moved to the First
Trust and Savings
Bank Building
i CHANGES
IN GAME LAW
Cal Wright, Deputy Game
Warden, Issues Notice to
Hunters.
Editor Times:
My attention has been called fre
quently during the last two weeks
to the fact that certain individuals
are deliberately Informing the public
! that the deer and other game laws
have been repealed and that the
common understanding In respect to
the same Is unfounded. Whether
these men are pursuing this course
maliciously or with tho intent to pro
fit by the innocent and unwitting
following of this advice, I do not
know, but I believe It is advisable
that such portions of tho public who
have been so informed should under
stand the law.
The hunting season for elk Is be
tween September 15 th and October
15th.
"It shall bo unlawful at any time
within tho counties of Coos and Cur
ry to hunt, pursue, take, kill, Injure,
destroy, or havo In possession any
female deer; and it shall be unlaw
ful within the counties of Coos and
Curry, at any time between tho fif
teenth day of October of each year
and tho fifteenth day of July of the
following year, to hunt, pursue, take,
kill, injure, destroy or have In pos
session any buck deer."
Tho law Is plain and it will bo en
forced wherever I get evidence that
tho same is being or has been vio
lated. CAL. W. WRIGHT,
Deputy Game Warden.
Insanity Is to be tho plea advanced
by the Korean who killed Diplomat
Stovens In San Francisco. How quick
ly tho alert foreigner picks up Ameri
can methods!
Mehl, receiver's receipt; SE, Sec
29, twp 26, R 14.
Juno 22, 1908.
Merchant Land Company, to Ell
Parry, deed; lot 31, blk 74, Railroad
addition to Marshflold. Considera
tion, $75.
Simpson Lumber Company, to
John Volz, deed; lots 5 and G, blk.
43, North Bend. Consideration, $5.
Drink Welnards's
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Phone -181 Orders Delivered
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For Reliable Abstracts of Title Investments and Sale of
Real Estate
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TITLE GUARANTEE and ABSTRACT Co.
Henry Sengstacken, Manager
Marshfield and Coquille City, Oregon
Phones: Marshfield Office 141 - Coquille City 191
General Agents
Eastside and Sengstacken's Addition
WE ARE OFFERING
Tho choicest meats and poultry at those close figures posslblo
only with n largo trade. . Constant, steady, uniform nnd regular,
our pathway runs along. . Quality Heights nil tho time. Tho best
meat that Oregon affords is tho poorest our customers ever re
ceive. Tho lowest prices are tho-hlghest wo ever charge. Every
order filled with nn expert's selection.
The CITY
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Front, and C Streets
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