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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1908
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Amoskeag Aaron Gingham 5c yard
The very best quality of Amoskeag Ginghams, not the kind that fades out when
you look at it but the goods that will wash and hold its color All sizes checks in
Blue, Green, Brown and Black and White,
Special for the Week 5c yard
$4 16-Bmton Cape Kid Gloves $2.85
Our very best quality Cape Kid, 16-Button Musquetaire Gloves, a very satisfac
tory glove for good service regularly selling for $4,00, in Black, White, Ox Blood,
Brown and Tan, What is left of them for
This Week's Special $2.85
Boys9 Two-Pairt SultJs for $4.95
Boys' .Knee Pants, suits ages 8 to 1 6, made of the very best all-wool material and
a lot of very pretty patterns to select from. Handsome double breasted Coat, two
pair of pants. One ktncker-bocker other plain knee pants,
Coat fashionably cut, with fancy flaps on pockets, Cuffs on sleeves, high grade
Italian lining, Both pairs of pants have wire sewed buttons, Elastic Waist Band,
taped seams throughout,
The Suit is easily Worth $7.50.
This Week's Special $4.95
First Quality Calico 41c yard
Your choice of entire line of Blue, Gray, Black and White, Garnet and Red Calicos
for this week's special, Entire choosing of a big stock, and remember: "Simp
son's Best,"
Special for Lhe Week 4 1 -2c
3 Arrow Brand Collars for 25c
$ 1 .25 and $ 1 .00 Monarch Shirts 79c
The ever popular Arrow brand Collars, we can produce any style you want and
all sizes, regular 15c collar, We limit every customer to six,
This Week's Special 3 for 25c
$1,00 and $1,25 Monarch shirts, the largest stock in town to select from, Pat
terns selected for the Fall and Winter trade, light and dark patterns, sizes 14 to 18.
This Week' Special 79c
Complete Line of Ladies', Misses and
Children's Cloaks and Raincoats
Our line of Ladies', Misses and Children's Coats are most beautiful this year,
We made a very careful selection and are prepared to please the most particular
customers, Don't fail to see us before placing yo.ur order, we guarantee prices
and can do as well by you as concerns in the larger cities,
COOS BAY
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Piano
Mr. Elmer A. Todd
Mis1? Lucy Sherwood Horton
Voice
Miss Mable Clare Millis
Violin
(To be announced later.
Musical Kindergarten
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OP PARTNERSHIP
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! Cook With Gas
It Is not every city the size of Marshfield and North Bend that has
the advantages of an up-to-date gas plant. If you are not using
gas to cook with you are not taking advantage of this great conve
nience that Is at your service.
TSie Coos Bay Gas & Electric Co.
To whom It may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be
tween Jos. L. Flanagan, Jamss
i Roblson, Chas. W. Robison and H.
R. Robison, under the firm name of
Coos Bay Planing Mill, Is this day
dissolved by the withdrawal of Jos
L. Flanagan, James Robison and
Chas W. Robison, who have assign
ed all their interests to said H. R.
Robison who has assumed Its In
debtedness and to whom all debts
and claims due the said firm are to
be paid.
Dated this 21st day of September,
190S.
(Signed):
JOS L. FLANAGAN,
JAMES ROBISON,
CHAS. W. ROBISON,
H. R. ROBISON.
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STATIONERS
OPPOSITE BLANCO HOTEL
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It is an "overthrow" to a man s
confidence when a bachelor's stove is
accidentally overthrown and he re
members he has neglected to insure
hia effects. Do not let It happen to
you. Cover the value of your be
longings with a Fire Insurance po
licy, for you never know when a
blaze will occur. We can Insure you
In a good and reliable Company for
a trifling annual premium.
Title Guarantee
&
Abstract Co.
IIENRY SENGSTACKEN, Slanager.
Wo Stand on Top
In our profession as Fancy Bakers,
making only the choicest Cakes and
Pastry for the best families in this
section. Everything we put into
our products is perfectly pure and
fresh, and the greatest care is taken
by experienced bakers to make each
article from an ordinary bun up to
a brides-cake first-class in every
respect. We solicit a trial and leave
the rest to your own Judgment.
COOS BAY BAKERY
TH0MAS0N & HANSON
-DEALERS IN-
'Hay Grain and feed'
Free Delivery Phone 17R1
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Are you voting in The Times' Prize
Contest?
SALOON FOR SALE Doing fine
business. Will sacrifice on account
of other business. Address Saloon
care Coos Bay Times.
WANTED One or two gentlemen
roomers. Private family. Apply
'J' Times' ofilce, or 'phone CI. . .
FOR RENT Four-room house in
West Marshfield. Apply to John
Josephsen. 'Phone, 257.
FOR RENT Two room house in
West Marshfield. Apply to Mrs.
James Barrio.
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms
for gentlemen. Enquire Robert
Marsden, Jr., at Billiard Parlor.
FOR FASHIONABLE Gowns and
tailored suits, call onJIrs. Paquet
te, South Broadway.
GIRLS WANTED Between the ages
of eighteen and twenty-eight.
Pleasant work. Promotion to
those showing ability. Apply Miss
Williams, chief operator, Coos Bay
Homo Telephone Company.
WANTED Man and wife on farm.
Steady employment.. Apply to C.
P. Coleman, Templeton, Ore.
FOR SALE Furniture bar fixtures
and stock of liquors and cigars,
groceries, etc., now in Blanco Hotel
and accessories. Apply to Ferry
and Flanagan at Blanco Hotel.
FOR RENT Four 5-room flats In
the O'Connell building on 'A
street. Apply Hall & Hall.
COOS BAY TIDES.
The following tables give
hours of high and low tides
every day this week:
the
for
OCTOBER, 1008.
JIGH WATER
Date
Monday . .12
Tuesday . .13
Wednesday 14
Thursday
Friday .
Saturday
SUNDAY
LOW WATER
Date,
Monday . .12
Tuesday . .13
Wednesday 14
Thursday . 15
Friday . .1G
Saturday . 17
SUNDAY . 18
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A. M.
P. M.
h. m. ft h. m. ft.
1:42 G.3 1:37 7.5
2:31 5.8 2:15 7.2
3:22 5.2 2:57 G.7
4:21 4.8 '3:44 6.2
5:29 4.5 4:40 5.6
G:40 4.5 5:48 6.3
7:47 4.8 7:04 6.0
A. M. P. M.
h. m. ft. h. m. ft.
7:35 1.6 8:14 -0.6
8:14 2.2 9:01 -0.3
8:59 2.8 9:59 0.0
9:50 3.8 10:43 0.4
10:49 3.8 11:42 0.7
12:14 3.8
0:4G 1.0 1:3G 3.7
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WEATjIIER FORECAST.
(By Associated Press.)
WESTERN OREGON.
Showers tonight and Tuesday;
fair east and cooler.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE RE-
PORT.
For twenty-four hours ond-
Ing 5 p. m Oct. 11, by Mrs.
E. Mingus, special government
meteorological observer.
Maximum 60
Minimum 48
O At 5 p. m 58
Precipitation 34
Wind, Northwest; cloudy.
Council Tuesday Night. The
Marshfield city council will meet
Tuesday evening to tako up a number
of street matters.
Hail Operation. Mrs. Moo of
Cooston, who waB operated upon
at Mercy hospital Saturday, by Dr.
J. W. Ingram, is reported to bo
recovering rapidly.
Now North Ilcnd Rank. Accord
ing to a report in business circles to
day, a number of North Bend busi
ness men are planning to organize a
second bank thero. The new institu
tion Is to bo a national bank and to
have ?50,000 capital, It is understood.
Inspect Ferry. Inspectors Geo. D.
Weldln and D. S. Ames of Portland,
arrived this morning to inspect the
now ferry boat which Is to ply be
tween Marshfield and Eastsldo. If
tho boat pa'sses inspection, it will
probably be placed in operation this
week.
will spend sometime hero investigat
ing the country.
Gels More Deer. Wm. Noble re
turned Saturday from another hunt
ing expedition on which he got three
fine bucks. This Is Mr. Noblo's sec
ond trip this fall, and each time he
secured a little venison.
Catch Many Trout. Somo of tho
biggest catches of trout of tho sea
son were landed during tho Inst few
days on Coos River. Mrs. Hodson is
reported to have landed sixty-threo
fine ones the other day and a num
ber from Marshfield made big
catches yesterday.
Newspaper Man Here. O. C,
Letter, city editor of tho Portland
Oregonlan, and one of tho ablest
young newspapermen In Oregon, ar
rived on ho Alliance this morning to
spend a week's vacation in tho Coos
Bay country. Mrs. Loiter was hero a
few weeks ago, having visited a
timber claim which she holds In
Curry county, but Mr. Leiter was un
able to get away at that time. Capt.
Olson and others of tho Alliance's
force, have told Mr. Leiter so much
of Coos Bay that ho determined to
come and see whether they had been
trying to "string him." As tho Al
liance men even in all their ardor
couldn't toll half tho story of Coos
Bay, Mr. Loiter found many surprises
awaiting him.
CHRISTMAS ARTICLES, baby
outfits, hemstitching, marking of
linen, etc., orders taken. Call 'phono
2003.
Road the Times' Want Ada.
u Grocery Delivery Schedule :,:
1 FORENOON. n
First City 8:30
South and West 9:15 8
Second City and Broad- a
V way 10:45 a
f AFTERNOON.
it Forndalo 12:45
I First City 1:30 V
n South and West 2:15 ?
1 Second City and Broad- 8
T way 4 o'clock 8
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Personal Notes 1
MRS. MARY KEANE of Empire, is a
guest of Mrs. J. H. Flanagan.
MRS. GETTY and daughter of Em
pire, are shopping in Marshfield to
day. MRS. JOHN VINYARD of Eastside,
spent today with Marshfield
friends.
E. A. BECKETT of Coqulllo, was in
the city today between trains, on
business.
JUDGE C. A. SHELBREDE Is spend
ing tho week at his ranch on
South Inlet.
MRS. P. L. PIIELAN of Myrtle Point,
is spending a fow days with friends
In Marshfiold.
F. E. ALLEN, will leave tomorrow for
a week's trip to the cities in the
Coqulllo valley.
D. Y. STAFFORD loft this morning
via stage for Portland whero ho
will Bpond a fow days on business.
LEVI SMITH, who is conducting a
logging camp near Myrtle Point,
was in tne city yesterday on hla
way up Coos River.
NELS RASMUSSEN of Bandon,
came over today to meet Mrs. Ras
mussen who returned from a trip
to Portland and other Northern
points.
Adjutant General Coining. W, E.
FInzor, adjutant general of tho Ore
gon National Guard, has written
Walter Lyon that ho will bo In
Marshfield the latter part of tho
week with a view of organizing a
militia company hero. Mr. Flnzer
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CATERING TO BAN-
QUETS AND SUPPERS. A
CALL UP CORTHELL'S
Wo make a specialty of cater- J,
t ing to entertainments. As wo I
V buy at c-'iolesalo wo can give i
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MASTER PROCTOR FLANAGAN
and llttlo Miss Eleanor Flanagan
are ill at tho homo of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Flanagan. Their
. condition Is not serious.
MRS. N. O. BRITTAIN, promoter ot
publicity for Maplelne and other
food products, has returned to
Coos Bay to resumo her work for
thoso articles In this section.
T. L. LAWHORN and wife, are tak
ing a little outing In the upper
Sixes country. While Mr. Law
horn is away, James Rolandson la
taking his place as onglneer on tho
Flyer.
WM. P. SQUIRE, father of W. F.
Squlro of this city, Is hero from
San Jose, California, on a visit to
his son, W. F. Squlro and wife.
Mr, Squlro is on his way homo
from Portland whero he visited a
brother ho had not seen for twen-ty-flvo
years. Mr. Squlro express
ed hlmsolf as agreeably surprised
at tho ovldenco of progress and
prosperity on Coos Bay. He saya
this country is being talked ot
everywhere and ho looks for great
development here.
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