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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGOft FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1908.
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33 1-3 Per Cent Discouut on all
Men's and Boys' Clothing
Choice of the Entire Stock at this Big Reduction
Sale Commences Tomorrow, Saturday, and Continues for the Week
No foolishness about us, "gentlemen," we have determined to close out
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our Spring and Summer stock of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing, in- I
eluding Boyst and Youths Knee and Long-pants Suits
We have just closed a most successful clothing season and are anx
ious to open up this Fall and jsay to you that we have not an unseason
able garment in the house.
Think it over, gentlemen, and consider what a 33 1-3 per cent reduction-
means ; when you, stop to think that you can purchase a $300
article for $200', and everything else at the same proportion, it certainly
means a big saving and that this store will sell an enormous amount of
stuff in the next week to come
Commencing tomorrow, Saturday, you can come in here, choose
any suit, pair of pants, o'coat, etc, take off 1-3 the original price and the
garment is yours
Can you beat it?
Copyright 1908 by Hart Schaffner & Marx
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MERCHANT (Mb KAMMERER
Formerly MERCHANT BROS.
Moved into their new home, in First Trust and Savings Bank buMding
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PANAMA GUY
HERE TODAY
Steamship Arrives In Coos Bay
From Portland With Capacity
Load of Passengers.
The City of Panama arrived in
Coos Bay early this morning from .
Portland with a capacity load of pas-1
sengers and over two hundred tons ,
of freight. The steamship, had a very
pleasant trip down. Captain T. J.
Magenn acted as pilot, 'Captain Pra
zler being In charge of the boat.
Captain Magenn will return to Port
land on the City of Panama and then
go to San Francisco where his ves
sel, the Breakwater, is undergoing
Inspection and repairs. The City of
Panama will sail from Coos Bay for
Portland at 9:30 Saturday morning.
Passenger traffic to Coos Bay Is
growing, many coming for the sum
mer vacation and others to Invest and
remain. The Incoming list of the
City of Panama was as follows:
Mrs. York, Mrs. Anderson, Miss
-Anderson, M. Stein, C. Stein, Mrs.
Young, W. D. Holmes, M. Cartrlght,
M, Baker, Mrs. Phillips and family
of four, M, McCluro, Mr. Curren, F.
Savage, Ella Savage, a. A. Savage,
Airs. Savage, W. Chamberlain, Mrs.
Chamberlain, It. M. Ran, O. Jk Wes
ley, H. Wood, J. H. Smith, Chas.
Grant, Mrs. Grant, W. Hudson, Mrs.
Hudson, J. R. McDonald, S. Groover,
Miss Allen, E. Malcolm, W. Douglas,
Mrs. Wall, M. Campbell, M. Stephons,
1eo. Hlldobrand, J. Russoll, J. It.
Phillips, A. Abel, W. M. Post, H.
Kohn, D. O. Clements, Mr. Gould, W.
Burgnrd, Mrs. Burgard, J. H. Bur
gard, J. A. Burgard, W. C. Compt,
Mrs. Compt, M. O. Pottor, C. J. Han
sen, Jno. Michel, M. Levy, Miss Dona
hue, O. Jonnis, H. Bomis, M. Staf
ford, Mrs. Stafford, Mrs. Grlsson, A.
B. Seabrook, Mrs. Seabrook, J. Sea
brook, II. Seabrook, II. N. Jackson,
"M. GUI, Miss GUI, C. A. Warron, Miss
Anderson, Sam Anderson, P. Sottlo,
C. TInunons and oloven stcerago.
WILL CHARGE FOR
BURIAL PERMITS HERE
EUGENE WAY DEAD.
Brother of Marshal Way of Coqullle,
Dies Sinltli'iily nt linker City.
Marshal Way of Coqulllo, received
a telegram this wook stating that his
brother, Eugono Way, had passed
away at Baker City, Oregon. Tho
particulars as to tho cause of his
death worn not given. The decoasotl
was nlinjjst 04 yours of age and un-marrIod.-i-Co(iuUlo
Herald. "
"'KVKRVTIIIXG must bo sold. Go
ing out of business Mrs. A. E, Payno.
Murslifleld to inlpose Tax On Inter
ment of Bodies of Non-Rosidents
In Local Cemetery.
At the suggestion of Dr. E. Mln
gus, the city of Marshfleld Is plan
ning to impose a tax on corpses of
non-residents buried In the Marsh
field cemetery. The amount has not
been fixed yet, but it has been sug
gested that; $2 be charged for burial
permits for- corpses of all non-residents
of. Marshfleld. except the In
digent ppor of the county.
The Marshfleld city council has" In
structed City Attorney Farrln to
draft an ordinance providing for this
and it will probably be adopted at the
next session.
Dr. MIngus suggested It In order
that the cost of inspection of these
cases not fall entirely on the city.
He said that the city had to go to
considerable expense to maintain its
health department and that much of
the work consisted in seeing that
contagion was not spread by corpses
brought in hero from outside.
Many corpses from North Bend,
Empire and other points In the
county are brought to Marshfleld for
burial, the other cities not maintain
ing cemeteries.
UNABLE TO AGREE
ON STREET NAMES
Committee Appointed by Chamber of
Commerce Have Diverse Opinions
On Subject.
The committee appointed by tho
Chamber of Commerce to report on
a system of renaming Marshflcld's
streots and numbering tho houses,
havo been unable so far to agree.
Tho mombcrs. have a system all right,
but" it won't work out or had not
up to tho tmo of council meeting
Tuesday. Tho committee agrees on
naming the streots running north
and south and numbering tho houses
fronting thoin. But on account or
tho Irregular Bhoro lino, each mem-,
ber of tho committee has a plan of
his own and up to tho hour of coun
cil meeting Tuesday, It would not
havo been possible to havo handed
In anything, but threo separate mi
nority roports. An engineer is now
working with the committee, and It
Is posslblo thnt an agreomont will yet
bo reached without bloodshed. It
Is predicted by one mombor of tho
committee that if tho question is
opened for dobnto in tho council, It
will result In a discussion thnt would
make a national democratic conven
tion Hccm like a church meeting.
NEW FOREST HANGER.
WASHINGTON, July 10. The
KoruptS.grayluQta hos.-Just , announced,
tho appointment of Theodoro F, Cad
lo hbTisI Slant 'to'6it ranger Tnf tho
Orugon Froiuont National Forftst.
WARM TIME IN
ROSEBURG NOW
Women Boosters and City
Council Clash Over Schemes
For Improving the Town.
ROSEBURG, Ore., July. 10. The
activity of the Lady Boosters of Rose-
WOULD INSIST ON
LAW BEING ENFORCED
Coos Hay Registered Pharmacists
Talk of Prosecuting Drug Stores
Which Have No Registered Men
An effort that is being made to
havo the Oregon law which requires
all drug stores and pharmacies to
have a" registered pharmacist strictly
enforced is meeting with favor
among the registered pharmacists on
Coos Bay and they are talking of
taking steps to compel all local drug
burg brought them into conflict with Stores-to co'mply with It. They claim
the city council on two different occa
sions at the regular meeting of the
latter body. Tho proposed public
drinking fountain and the clean-up
day on the 10th of last month, both
of which enterprises were fostered by
the ladles, are the subject which
struck discordant notes during the
council meeting.
Under Section 33 of the City Char
ter, prohibiting tho council from
granting permission for the emplace
ment of any permanent obstruction
In a street, the judiciary committee,"
with W. W. Cardwell as chairman, re
ported adversely on tho application
of Rosoburg ladles for the privilege
of Installing a public drinking foun
tain on Cass street, in front of the
Rochdalo store. Without a dissent
ing voice the report was adopted.
This action, however, will probably
not prevent the Installation of the
fountain, which was ordered several
weeks ago. Pending Its arrival, the
ladies will endeavor to secure some
other location for it. The park be
ing laid out adjoining the Elks'
Temple is prominently spoken of in
this connection.
Cut "Cleanup mil."
A storm of words broke loose when
tho council was presented with $52
worth of teamsters' bills, contracted
by tho lady boosters In cleaning up
tho city last month. Tho ladles
agreed to pay one-half ($26) of this
bill, but a majority of the council
flatly refused to stand for more than
$12 of tho other half. And this is
why: Several months ago thp coun
cil passed a resolution that no bill
ngalnst tho city would bo recognized
by tho council unless It had been con
tracted either in open meeting or by
that it is unfair to the drug stores
which comply with the law by going
to tho expense of having a registered
pharmacist to allow others to run
and. handle prescription business
,w!thout having a registered pharma
Worthlngton championed the bill,
however, declaring that the extra ex
pense was necessary In order to do
the cleaning work thoroughly and
that the mayor, himself, had author
ized the ladles to engage the team
sters above the time granted by Mr.
Mlcelll. Councilmen Long, Joseph
son, Wright and Patrick stood with
Mlcelll, however, refusing to recog
nize such authority assumed by the
mayor, and, adhering to the prev
iously established rule, voted down
a motion to stand $2G of the bill. A
subsequent motion to allow $12 was
carried with Cardwell dissenting.
cist or the proprietors being regis
tered men. They also claim that it
is dangerous to the public to allow
men who are not properly qualified
to put up prescriptions.
Tho Oregon law Is quite stringent,
providing a fine of $50 for each of
fense, the filling of a prescription by
an unregistered man being considered
an offense. Tho law also provides a
penalty for the use of the words
"drug store" or "pharmacy" in signs
if thoro is not a registered pharma
cist connected with tho establishment.
Ladies
Don't Forget the Great
Closing Out Sale
OF
DRY GOODS, LADIES' FURNISHINGS
and MILLINERY
I am going out of business, and everything Is being sold at
sacrifice prices. Come in and sec the goods.
Mrs. A. E. PAYNE
Opposite O. A. Johnson's Furniture Store.
Front Street. Marshfleld.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF PARTNERSHIP
To whom It may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
authority of what Is known as tho tweon Fred Muetzel and Otto Muetzol
"requisition commltteo," of
Josoph Mlcolll Is chairman. When
tho Indies applied to Mr. Mlcelll for
financial assistance In cleaning up the
city, ho Issued a requisition for tho
employment at tho city's oxponso of
three teams for ono day at $4 onch,
mnking a totnl of $12. That was tho
niuount tho council expected to pay..
I horoforo,' whin It was confronted
'v.Ulr-n biUforovorjsfQjir Ufnc thatJ
niuount some polntod objections nat
urally arose. "" " -
Councilman. Cardwcjl Flatter autjj
which has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All bills or nccounts duo
said co-partnership are payable to '
Fred Muetzol who assumes all liabllt-1
ties of said co-partnership, nnd all
parties aro hereby notified not to pay '
any money due said co-partnership
to any-one except the undersigned, i
(And tho 'undersigned' will not bo ro-
sponsible for any bills contracted on I
incjujit otwid, c.par.tnershhi . by.
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Daje.d-thbj.10th day of, July, 100S.
MONEY REFUNDED
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We absolutely guaran
tee everthing we sell.
The best clothing at the
right price is our specialty
No suit leaves our house
until it fits correctly
All alterations, repair
ing and pressing without
cost to you at any time
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COMPLETE OUTFITTER FOR MAN
North Front Street
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THERE'S TWICE THE PLEASURE IN YOUR
VACATION, AND TWICE THE PLEASURE
AFTERWARD IF YOU
KODAK
AND ANYBODY CAN MAKE GOOD PIC
TURKS. IT'S SIMPLE FROM START TO FIN
181 1 1JY THE KODAK SYSTEM. PRESS THE
11UTTON DO THE REST OR LEAVE . IT
TO ANOTHER JUST AS YOU PLEASE.
KODAK MEANS PHOTOGRAPHY WITH THE
UOTHER LEFT OUT.
ICO DAKS, 1.00 TO .$100.
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
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: Catalogues Free., on application
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