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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1908)
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Wool Dress Goods, 35a 36-inch Wool Dress Goods, in fine nov elty effocts. About, 12 bolts to C cleanup. Yard . . . --- Langtry C Houselining . 4c. 10,000 yards brown Houselining; best lining on the market. Sells regu larly at 6c. Now , 12 l-2c. Outing Flannel . 7c. $1.50 White Oxfords, 76c. Best grade Outing Flannel, in fancy pat terns and plain white, cream and ? light blue. Yard . . . C 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, . 22c. Bleached Sheeting in 8-4 and 9-4 Width. Pepperel and Luna brands; worth $fs 35c. Now, to clean up . . --Co Women's Canvas Oxfords, sizes 2 1-2 to 5 1-2 in broken sizes. Were 7 (L. $4.50 and $5.00 . . 65c. Gloves, - 27 cents Fine Siik Gloves in best grade. Many colors. Double tips. Were 50c. and 65c. Now, pair Work Shoes, . $2.97 Men's waterProof Work Shoes, genuine Goodyear welt soles. Broken d Q sizes, 6 to 11; were $4.5 0& $5 P -? $2.25 Men's Straw Hats, 87c. Fine Straw Hats, in best shapes. Sizes, 6 3-4 to 7 1-4; former prices Q. wer $1.50 to $2.25. Now only OC C. A. III! l J !l o I I T J&m&MAW J g&fflYN I -& SWhuMIJX I 1 vUmmmMliwffxTBSTx ff7 1 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Meet Us Face to Face We Save You Money $2500 Carts $20.00 $18.00 Carts $14.00 $10,00 Carts $7.50 $20.00 Carts $16.00 $15.00 Carts $12.00 $3.50 Carts $2.75 GOING b HARVEY CO The Leading House Furnishers -------- ....t.4..----.-.4 I Personal Notes S. C. LUSB und wife, havo gone to San Frnnclsco for a short visit. W. P. EVANS of North Bond, has gono to San Francisco on business. DR.. J, II. WETMORE of Myrtlo Point, Is In Marshflold on business. MRS. WALTER SINCLAIR of qulllo, enmo over today to relatives on Coos Bay. Co-vlsit THAYER GRIMES went to Coqulllo this morning to look uftor busi ness for his fatlior, Win. Grimes. California where they have been visiting relatives. JOHN F. HALL went to Coqullle to day to attend the adjourned ses sion of tho regular quarterly meet ing of the Coos county commissioners. R. D. HUME nnd wife of Weddor burn came up from their summer home In California on tho M. F. Plant and will proceed to Wedder biirn shortly. place but now residents of Hono lulu, Hawaii. She is mother of Is. and Sam Laudo. T. S. SETTLI3, a lumber insurance inspector Is on Coos Bay looking up risks. Mr. Settlo leaves for Eu reka today. COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT W. H. Bunch came over from Coqulllo to day on business.- MRS. E. MINGUS will leavo tomor row for a few days visit at tho McCormac bungalow on South Coos River. MRS. C. P. PENDERGRASS and daughter, returned Saturday from MRS. E. W. KAMMERER and chil dren returned on tho M. F. Plant from Colusa, Cal., whero they havo enjoyed several weeks visit with relatives. CAPT. and MRS. C. H. BUTLER passed through Marshflold en route to Sm Francisco and other California points whore they will make an extended visit. A. F. COOK and family havo arrived on Coos Bay from Guthrlo, Okla., to vlblt at the homo of Mrs. Cook's sister, Mrs. II. W. Painter. They may possibly decldo to locato hero. MRS. JACOB LANDO and son, Arthur in rived on tho steaiuor Plant. They wcie formerly of this W. J. CONRAD, George Goodrum and Misses Mary Mlnot and May belle Minto drove over Sunset Bay yesterday and had a very enjoy able outing. The beach was fine. Quito a number from North Bend and Marshfleld spent the day there. tlon with friends and relatives In tho Willlmetto Valley towns, and tho city of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Bobell enjoyed a very pleas ant visit with Mr. Babell's mother nt Alsea Bay. His brother, Geo. Bobell returned with him for a visit in the Coos Bay country. AL. BOWERS and HENRY OLIN of San Francisco, nrrlved Saturday for a short visit with Tom Bennett nfter which they will go to Bowers' ranch In the Coqulllo Valley for short outing. The ranch was purchased recently and was for merly known as tho Flanagan and Bennett ranch. II. S, EWING, ox-county treasurer of Gilliam county, now a promi nent stockmnn of Morrow county, passed through Drain Wednesday, en route to Coos Bny on business. Mr. Ewing Is a very Intelligent and ngreeablo gentleman to meet. Ho formerly published a nowspnper nt Buckley, Wash. Drain Nonpareil. MR. AUGUST BOBELL and wife, of tho Central Hotel rooms, havo Just returned from a two months vaca- TO BEAUTIFY COQUILLE. Progress Club of That City Offers Prizes to School Children. To encourage flower culture and establish In tho children a desire to beautify their home surroundings;. The Progressive Club, this year, Is offering prizes for sweet poas. For the best results the club offers $2.50 and a second prizo of $2.00 in cash while the third and fourth prizes are each a book. A further prizo for tho best display of cut flowes is offered when tho season for sweet peas will bo at Its best. Early In tho spring a committee visited the school and explained to each room tho require ments of tho contest, and fifty chil dren sent In their names as waning to enter tho contest. Coqulllo Sentinel. Tho ALLIANCE will sail from Marshfleld for Portland, TUESDAY, July 11, at 1:00 p. m. PORTLAND MAN PLEASED WITH COOS BAY COUNTRY Prominent Business Man Grows En thusiastic Over Country's Pros pects, Climate nnd Scenery. C. A. Warren, general manager of The Warren Publicity Company, one of the leading advertising agencies of Portland, concluded a few days visit on Coos Bay this morning and loft on n brief business trip to the Coqullle Valley towns. Mr. Warren expressed himself as greatly surprised at the extent of the varied resources of Coos Bay. "I had heard considerable of Coos Bay before coming here," Mr. Warren remarked to a Times' reporter, "but someway the idea prevails in Port land that tho place is being over- boomed. I was agreeably suprlsed to find just the opposite Is truo. Why, if some of tho inland towns had one quarter your advantages they would bp making tho country ring with tholr praises. It Is such a beauty spot, too. I was quite unprepared for such splendid scenery and tho cli mate Is quite ideal so different from tho hot, sweltering, weather that I left behind In Portland. I made a trip up South Coos River yesterday in n launch with Mr. nnd Mrs. Stuts man and Mr. A. H. Powers and no where on Uie coast Is there anything that equals It. When you get a rail road, Coos Bay will become one of the most popular summer resorts on tho Pacific coast. You may say for me that when I return to Portland I will be a genuine Coos Bay booster." NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP To whom It may concern: Notice Is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing be tween Fred Muetzol and Otto Muetze! has been this day dissolved by mu tual consent. All bills or accounts due said co-partnership are payable to Fred Muetzel who assumes all lia' bllltles of said co-partnership, and all parties are hereby notified not to pay any money duo said co-imrtner- shlp to any-one except tho under signed. And tho undersigned will not be responsible for any bills con tracted on account of said co-partnership by any one except himself. Tho undersigned will continue tho business along tho same lines which It has been so successfully conducted. All my friends have given me assur ance of tholr confidence and support that is gratifying and promises con tinued success: FRED MUETZEL. Dated this 10th" day of July, 190S. SAY, where do you eat? ' )'? lW- ry i 3&&',1.' I'flfeF 'SMSSTSBKM . i',i vnmiiyi
