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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREG ON, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1908.
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The Myers Store North Bend Ore. The Myers Store North Bend Ore. The Myers, Store North Bend Ore.
DON'T MISS ANYTHING THAT'S COMING TO YOU
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FFER.S YOU unheard of Bargains m all lines of Merchandise for home use or personal wear and if
you do not secureyour full share of the Plumbs, you're missing something that was especially
designed and arranged for you. .
We planned and arranged this Great Sale to be the most powerful Bargain Event in the history of Coos Bay, and as one more proof
that The Myers Store Sells Cheaper than any other store in Coos County) and that your interests are cared for
Better than anywhere else . v" '"
Women's $3 and $4 Oxfords in
Vici and Patent Colt, all widths
and Sizes, Pair Only - -
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Wash Goods go at sweeping reductions. V
The Season's wanted fabrics, worth 'up to 1 ff
35c yd. now yard - - - ,
Some of the other Great Savings
Women's $1.50 Long Lisle Gloves
44 Short Lisle Gloves'
Men's 35c Balbriggan Underwear
Men's 15c and 2QcShop Gaps . .
57c
14c
17c
8c
Women's $2.50 White Canvas Ox- g g
fords, sizes 3 to 6. Good stylish last. J f
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H. Bradley's $7 Hand made Log
ging shoes. Black and tan. sizes
6 to 9 1-2, Pair -
$3.98
Women's Long Silk Gloves, double tips, O
colors dark, white, tan, leather and m
Copenhagen. Regular 1.75 Vals., Pair f "'
Men's Cluett Shirts,
values. The Season's
All sizes, choice
Regular $1.50
newest patterns
78c
Men's Genuine Panama Hals, new
blocks and all sizes. Regular price
was $6, now each ...
$3.6?
Men's All Wool Suits $12.50
to $17 values, this season's
styles well tailored, now suit . . .
$6.48
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Quality Talks and Prices CoiratraF
4m& ,, , ., , f , , . , v . . vou II have more change
m .. M .m A ,w . to count back than you
4irRAD THEM CAREFULLY ever had before.-
W. A. TJIJJIS RETUItNS
FHOM. CALIFORNIA
llrlngs Encouraging News of Pros-
nects For Coos liny Coal Hriqiictte
Company.
W. A. Thles, the mechanical en
gineer who Is interested In the German-American
Coal-Briquet Com
pany, whose plans contemplate a
plant on Coos Bay, returned on the
M. F. Plant from Los Angoles, Cal
whero he went In a professional capa
city to advise as to the Installation
of Irrigation machinery. Mr. Thles
Investigated fuel conditions In Cali
fornia whllo away and has a better
Idea than ever of the exceptional re
sources and opportunities of this part
of Oregon. He found that the Tesla
and Stockton briquet plants were
making, big money on a very poor
quality of coal and a briquet which
required a binder. Ho declares that
Coos Bay has a sure future In the
manufacture of briquets and that the
men who doubt the ability of sclenco
to make the slack of the lignite coal
into briquets are very greatly mis
taken and way behind the times. The
Tesla briquets, ho says, aro not to
be spoken of In tho samo breath
with thoso of Franco and Germany,
and aro not comparable with thoso
which wore mado In Minneapolis by
Win. Tho reporter reminded him of
tho claim ho had heard that tho
United States navy would refit all
tholr war vessels for tho uso of oil.
Mr. Thles laughed. "Oil will do
very woll for light commercial ves
sels. In war-it is different. Ydii
don't want your war vessels equip
ped with a tank which will burst and
explode your vessel the moment a
shell touches It." Mr. Thles spent a
part of his time, while studying his
profession in Germany, In the Ger
man navy and Is particularly well in
formed on the subject of naval equip1
mont. "War vessels will novor use
oil, on any large scale," said he, "and
tho United States government is more
anxious about this briquet proposi
tion than about oil anywhere."
NORTH BEND NEWS
ED. POLLOCK DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Well-Known Restaurant Sinn Suc
cumbs Funeral Will be Held
Wednesday Afternoon.
Ed. Pollock, for several years
identified with various restaurants
on Coos Bay and well-known In
Mnrshfleld, died late yesterday after
noon at his homo on Broadway ex
tension after a long Illness. Death
was not unexpected. Mr. Pollock,
located In Marshflold about five years
ago, coming originally from tho
south. Ho Is survived by a wife and
six children,
Tho funeral will bo held from M.
J Mangan's undertaking parlors on
North Broadway at 2 o'clock Wed
nesday aftprnoon and will bo con
ducted by the Rev. Mr. iiorsfnll.
Want Ads in Tho Coos Bay Times
only cost five cents per lino, and
bring quick results.
. THE OPEN SEASON
FOR DEER
BEGINS JULY 15th
See Our Stock of
Winchester and Savage Rifles
Cartridges, Belts, Cases, Hunting Knives,
Hatchets and all kinds of
SPORTING GOODS
You never have to pay an exorbitant profit at
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Hardware
BORN to Mr. and Mrs. Jos
Young at Bangor, a daughter.
Mrs. Strickland, who has been vis
iting friends In Portland, returned
home on the Nome City yesterday.
P. Carey of the Coos Bay Grocery,
who has been quite ill at his home
in -North Bend, was Improving last
evening.
McGraw and Murr, the North Bend
acrobats,, gave their star performance
a,t Coqullle and received hearty ap
plause, i f
Mrs. Ed. Fahey and children who
have been visiting relatives here for
the past three weeks, left this morn
ing for their homo at Bullard.
Mrs. and Mrs. L. Putnam of North
Bond celebrated tho third anniver
sary of their wedding on Sunday by
Inviting a few of their friends to
dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Arnott will leave
today on the Nome City for Baker
City. Mrs. Arnott has been In poor
health for some time and they ex
pect a warmer climate will be of
great benefit to her.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coke, Miss
Maud Coke and Ralph spent a few
days at their summer home on South.
Coos River. Mr. Coke has purchased
an acre of land from Mr. Stephen
Rogers.
HUNTING SEASON OPENS JUIA' 15
We have just put in a new lot of
Winchester Repeating Rifles, Rem
ington Autoloading Rifles. Marlln &
Stevens Rifles. You should see our
new supply of Ashing tackle. Ek
blad & Son, the sportsmen's headquarters.
TENTS for rent Pioneer
ware Co.
Hard-
Sealed bids will bo received by tho
Board of Directors of School District,
No. 85, until 8 o'clock p. m Satur
day, July 11, 1908, for clearing,
grubbing and leveling schoolhouse
site one hundred and fifty by two
hundred and thirty feet, near Bunker
Hill. For specifications and parti
culars, see J. D. McNeil. Tho board
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. Address bids to
Mrs. W. F. SQUIRE,
Clerk School District No. 85,
Marshflold, Oro.
For Reliable Abstracts of Title Investments and Sale of
Real Estate
SEE
TITLE GUARANTEE and ABSTRACT Co.
Henry Sengstacken, Manager
Marshfield and Coquille City, Oregon
Phones: Marshfield Office 14 J - Coquille City 191
General Agents
Eastside and Sengstacken's Addition
9no 1204. Jt lies. I'hono 1520.
J. B. RUST
LUMBING, HEATING AND GAS FITTING
?romptly Attended to Second & 4A' Streets.
Use .DoWitt's Little Early Risers,
pleasant little pills that are easy to
take. Sold by LOCKHART PAR
SONS DRUG CO.
Here Are the Prices
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I hae advertised a genuine closing out sale of my en tiro stock
of Dry Goods and Millinery and here nro two or three sample
prices thntprmc the genuineness of tho statement:
White India linon that formerly sold for 12 , j
cents, now, only ; OCPCrVCU
White Linen Lawns that wero bargains at 15c per j
yard, now go for, only C pCfyCw
Colored Dimities that wore sold for 12$ cents, j
now going at 6c per ycu
Calicos of best grade that sold for 10 cents, now,- J
only ocperycL
Sale begins at 1) A. M.f Wednesday morning, July 8, and as
they Mill not lust long at these prices, como early and get jour
choice. All other goods at proportionately low prices.
Mrs. A. E. PAYNE
Opposite ( A. Johnson's Furniture- Store.
I-rout Strw't. .Marshfield.
FIRE!
Is Liable to break out J
in your store, office or
residence at any time
We are agent for the famous
Chemical Fire Extinguisher
Think of it a Fire Cl 1 ((
Extinguisher for.... Jp.UU
Call and examine them. We are also the
Laun'chmetis' Headquarters
Carrying a full line of spark plugs, packings, bat
teries, coils, dynamos, marine hardware; oils; in
fact everything for a gasoline boat.
Coos Bay 0$ & Supply Co.
Water Front' Near "A" Street
Phone 33 - - Marshfield, Ore
Agents for the famous
MIANUS and SAMSON GAS ENGINES
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Tho choicest meats and poultry at thoso close figures posslblo
only with n large trade. .Constant, steady, uniform and regular,
our pathway runs along. .Quality Heights nil tho time. The best
meat that Oregon affords is tho poorest our customers erer re
ceive. The lowest prices aro tho highest wo ever charge. Every
order Ailed with an expert's selection.
The CITY MARKET
R. H.Noble Phone 1941
Front, and C Streets . . . Marshfield, Oregon
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