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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1908)
THE DAILY CiDOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1908. n ii l-, . i THE MYERS STORE NORTH BEND, OREGON THE MYERS STORE NORTH BEND, OREGON B mv FfillmF lnl H fall J &JF w& W Miir lii JL CRJlM Elbe and Winter I Hundreds of Seasonable Items m Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hosiery and Underwear are Now Being Offered at a Fraction of their value. Everyone can now have Their Fall Wants Supplied at Powerful Savings Long Chamois Gloves 16-Butlon length chamois gloves. All sizes. The most practical long glove on the market. Pair G 5 f only P JoUU New Belts and Bags Our magnificent fall line of belts and bags are here. This line will in terest most every woman, because of its exquisite beauty. New Dress Goods Advance showing of new fall wool fabrics are now being made. The chevron and herringbone cheviots and fancy serges are here in the most beautiful patterns we have ever seen. Tailored Skirts For the remainder of the week, we offer a big line in panamas, serges, etc., colors black, navv and gray. Values $6.50 to $10.00 Q Ladies' Wrappers Made of good quality figured percale. Colors black, gray and red figured. Newest styles. Well tf f made. All sizes. Were ffjlltj $1.25. Only wws FAIR VISIT' AR.E GIVEN A HEARTY WELCOME At 1Ee MYERS STORE For this week we have planned n series of Special Sales, for the particular benefit of people com ing to the hay from out of town points. We want you to know of The Myers Store, anil the great possibilities we extend to you in the manner of effecting sonic great savings on all fall ami winter wants. Wc welcome you to our store. We want to get acquainted with you. We want to show you that The Myers Store treats Its patrons tho best it is possible for any .store to do. FREE ROUND TRIPS FROM MARSHFIELD That nil mny have nn opportunity to visit COOS HAY'S GREATEST STORE, we hnve arranged to refund round trip fares from Marshflcld on O'Kelly's boats. There is no obligation whatever for you to buy. Simply give us a visit, and we refund your fare. Come. We welcome everybody. Dexter Knitting Cotton Several hundred balls, selling regu larly at 5c each, in white only are offered for to- JL f morrow only at, each, Whike Bed Spreads For full size bed. Hemmed. sailles satin finish. Were Very pretty patterns. A very great special, each, only Mar-$1.25. 3C Calico Entirely new pattern's, very suitable lor school dresses, blouses, etc. 'Best grade, Our price, per yd 5c Stevens' Toweling Stevens' linen toweling. 16 inches wide. Half bleached and brown. Extra grade sell- 38 ing regularly at 15c. Yd Amoskeag Gingham In new fancy pink and blue stripes ana cliecks. Makes up into pretty school dress es. .Wash well, yd 16-Button Kid Gloves For the remainder of the week we offer our entire stock of 16-buttou kid gloves in white, black and tan, selling regularly at tf AC $1.00, at only $ & " J Ladies' Cotton Hose Our regular 35c grade in double spliced heels and French toes. Fast black. All sizes. 25 dozen are now offered & ff at, pair Men's Work Shirts All sizes. Made of medium heavy twilled shirting. Double sewed with double bosom and back. Special each only 43c en's Sateen -Shirts Regular $1.25 and $1.50 values. Ex tra heavy grade black sateen. White stitch ing. A very great spe cial at each S7c ! BMMircmtaKrKWJi'a'w.wi ; FOUND A n6W advertiser for Tho Times that It will pay the farmers to read. Watch tor this ad. THE ' EASTSIDE GROCERY. FOR SALE at a bargain, a 9-room house and one lot in West Marsh ilold, for $1,500. J. D. Johnson & Co. FOR SALE an 8-room house and two thirds of two lots in West Marsh fieid, for $1,500. J. D. Johnson & Co. w toWLIS COOS BAY TIDES. ' The following tables give hours of high and low tides every day this week: AUGUST, 1008. the for HIGH WATEItj A. M. WANTED a competent girl for gen eral housework. Good wages to satisfactory party. Mrs. W. U. Douglas, West Marshfleld, Ore. FOR SALE CHEAP Logging en gine, 10x13 Willamette Crack A Jack, with 60-Inch boiler and steel ,-gear. Inquire A. B. Daly, Marsh-tfield. FOR SALE Row boat and salmon net and 10x12 tent, all in good condition. Price $30. A. R. "Welch, Eastslde. WHITE LEGHORN ROOSTERS for sale. F. L. Sumner, Marshfleld. AV ANTED Girl to do general house work. Apply to Mrs. J. A. Matson. WANTED Competent girl ror gen eral housework. Wages $25 per a month. Small family. For parti ' culars, apply to Phone Farmers 208. FOR SALE CHEAP Marshfleld Skating Rink building. Inquire D. L. Avery, owner. Date Tuesday . Tuesday . Wednesday Thursday . Friday . . Saturday . SUNDAY . 25 25 2G 27 28 29 30 h. m, 0:07 0:41 1:17 1:51 ft. 6.4 6.3 6.1 5.9 r h. m. 12:03 11:32 12:33 12:59 1:25 1:52 2:19 M. ft. 5.9 6.5 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.4 LOW WATER I A. M. P. M- AUGUST, 1UUH Tuesday . .25 Wednesday 2G Thursday . Friday . . Saturday . SUNDAY . 27 28 29 30 5:37 -0.41 5:54 6:11 -0.3 6:29 G:37 O.Oi 0:59 7:04 0.4 7:25 7:27 0.7 7:49 7:51 1.1 8:24 2.7 2.5 2.2 1.9 1.7 1.4 FOR RENT Ranch, nine miles from Marshfleld. Address R. MaOnnn, North Bend. FOR RENT Four 6-roora flats in the O'Connell building on 'A' street. Apply Hall & Hall. FOR SALE house and two lots in West Marshfleld, for $1,500. J. D. Johnson & Co. WEATHER FORECAST. (By Associated Press.) WESTERN OREGON. Fair and warmer tonight; Thursday, fair and warmer in Interior, but cooler near coast with easterly winds. BORN. CHRISTENSON To Mr. and Mrs. James Chrlstenson at their home in Ferndale, a daughter. Get New Uniforms. Marshal J. W. Carter and Nightwatchmen Condron and Shupe, last night appeared in their new uniforms for the first time and were recipients of many com pliments. logany is nearly finished. The bridge Is near Silver Falls and the new highway will soon be ready for traffic. Move to Sellwood. The Rev. D. W. Thurston returned today from Portland where he accepted a call to the Baptist pulpit in Sellwood, a leading suburb of the Rose City. He will take up his new duties a week from Sunday and move his family to their new home durlngthe coming week. Makes Quick Trip. Tho Wilhel mina established a new record be tween Coos Bay and Bandon yester day. She sailed from North Bend at 8:30 yesterday morning with eighty tons of freight for Bandon and the Coqullle, unloaded there and took on a cargo of ten tons. She reached North Bend at 11:30 last night, mak ing tho round trip In fifteen hours. Creditors Holil Meeting The first meeting of the creditors of Richard Frye, tljp bankrupt proprietor of the Bonbonnlere candy store on 'A' street, was held yesterday In the of fices of Judge C. A. Sholbrede. They ratified Judge Sehlbrede's appoint ment of H. W. Painter as trustee. Mr. Painter Is disposing of the stock In parcels for the benefit of tho credit ors. The bills filed with Judge Sehl brede now amount to $508.64. The noxt meeting of creditors will bo held at 2 o'clock, August 31. WHEN you think of saving money don't forget the place, it's at II. FInolls, during the big 10 day sale. Tho Gordon Sales Company are cer tainly giving the people of Marsh field and vicinity prices on this stock that is selling it all right. Get in line and be at the sale all the time, and get the benefit of their hourly specials. Loads With Lumber. "Tho West ern," a steam schooner, is loading with lumber at tho C. A. Smith mill. She was formerly one of the Dollar Company's vessels but was sold a few years ago to parties on tho Sound. New Bridge Nearly Done. Cap C. E. Edwards of Allegany who was in town today reports that tho new bridge on tho new road east from Al- XOTICE TO PATRONS. Wo the undersigned blacksmiths of tho city of Marshfleld, will close our respective places of business on Saturday, the 29th day of August, in observance of "Marshfleld Day" at tho Fair. Signed, A. L. SMITH & CO. G. T. COLEMAN. PACIFIC TOOL WORKS. Personal Notes j A. G. AIKEN is down from Eckley to take in the District Fair. SHERIFF W. W. GAGE of Coqullle, Is here from Coqullle on business and to attend the fair. MRS. A. C. HOUGH and Mrs. F. D. Strieker of Grants Pass, are visit-. ing friends on Coos Bay. MISS VIOLET HENDERSON has taken a position as stenographer in Col. Wm. Grimes' office. SISTER AGNIUS returned to tho Mt. Angel Convent yesterday after a short visit at her old home at Port Orford. She was formerly Miss Gibson of Port Orford. JOHN ECKHOFF of Bangor, under went an operation a few days ago for necrosis and a portion of his lower jaw had to bo removed. Ho is getting along as well as could be expected. T. S. DOW of National City, Cal., and a former resident of Coos Bay, is expected here on the M. F. Plant to visit his son, F. S. Dow. Ho ex pects to go east from here on an extended trip. G. A. SAVAGE of Grants Pass, is spending a few days on Coos Bay. He was formerly superintendent of the schools there but Is now en gaged in tho real estate business. He Is an old friend of Geo. N. Bolt. G. L. CARPENTER of Trenton, Mo., is here looking over the Coos Bay country and visiting his uncle, "Captain Edwards of Allegany. Ho and Captain Edwards will make n trip to tho Coqullle valley next week. Ho will probably locate here. them back next season as It is like ly that they will return. COUNTY CLERK LENOX of Dou glas county, who distinguished himself in a recent hunting trip, is over from Roseburg to attend the Fair and exchange hunting stories with Coos Bay Nimrods. HENRY HARTH and family, of Roseburg, came in yesterday by auto to attend the Fair. Mr. Harth is the proprietor of the "Harth Toggery," one of the largest mer cantile establishments In Rose burg. While here, they are occu pying the Tom Harvey residence. NORTH BEND NEWS Mrs. Chas. Cavanaugh and children ire spending today at tho Fair. Mrs. W. Peterson of North Inlet, Js visiting relatives in North Bend. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hayes and daughter, who have spent a few days at Myrtle Point as tho guests of James Hayes will return today to spend the week at the Fair. The schooner Advent came down from Porter and will finish her lum ber cargo at old North Bend. Ed. Mather who has been spending several weeks with relatives down tho coast is expected home soon. The North Bend stores are prepar ing to close so as to give their em ployes a half-day to attend the Fair. Dr. D. C. Vaughan of McMinnvlHo. came in on tho Alliance and is ar ranging to open dental parlors In North Bend. C. A. Nollner, who has been rustic ating for several weeks on the Co qullle, has returned in greatly im proved health. Mrs. Gleason and daughter, who havo been spending tho past two months in North Bend, left yesterday for their homo In Idaho. Capt, A. M. Simpson, after spend ing a few days at North Bond, left yesterday to look after business in terests on tho Columbia. MESSRS. RUTLEDGE and THEILE, tho battery for the Marshfleld base ball team, will leave Friday to re sume their studies at Stanford University. They havo made many Ii lends hero who will welcome Malthoid Roofing f Cassin & IbIi, Goldllold, Nevada, U. S. A., writo: "During tho last great flro In Goldileld, a building covered by Malthoid was right T In tho heat of tho flro. A wooden shed attached to It burned, but though tho roofing blistered and partly melted, It did ont burn. It t was the very best kind of an advertisement for tho material." I The Paraffine Paint Co.. &teST I C. E. NICHOLSON, Local Distributor :
