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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1908)
THE DAILY ttDOS BAY TIM ES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1908. n I tttt NOTICE TO BUHHERS. Scaled bids will be received by the undersigned for .furniture and sup plies for the new school building at Marshfleld, Coos county, Oregon, until one o'clock P. M. Saturday, October 31, 1S08. Furniture to con sist of Supplies, Desks, Seata, etc., a list of which can be seen during business hours at my ofllce. The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids or to accept a portion of a bid and to reject the remainder. A certified cheek lor not less than 5 per cent of the amount bid must accompany each bid to be forfeited to the school district in case bid shall bo accepted and bidder falls to enter into contract with ten days after notice of such acceptance. Dated this 16th day of October, 1908. JOHN F. HALL, Clerk of School, District No. 9, Coos County, Ore. FIVE O'CLOCK DINNER 50e. SUNDAY DINNER AT THE Garfield Grill (Formerly Smith's Cafe.) MENU Soup Chicken Consomme Cream of Oyster Fish Boiled Salmon with Hollandalso Sauce. Boiled JLed of Mutton with Mandalay Sauce Brisket of Beef Spanish Entrees Banana Fritters and Brandy Sauce Stewed Chicken Southern Style Chicken Glblet Saute on Toast Fried Half-Spring on Toast Roasts Stuffed Leg of Pork with Sog Dressing. Roast Young Chicken with French Dressing. German Pot Roast Vegetables Au-Gratin Potatoes String Beans Stewed Corn Stewed Tomatoes Green Peas String Beans French Peas Asparagus on Toast Extras Green Onions, 10c Crab Salad, 10c Bananas and Cream, 10c Sliced Cucumbers, 10c Sliced Tomatoes Dessert Ice Cream and Cake Fruits and Nuts Cafe Nolr Put on a Good Front and you cannot help but do eo If you send your Dress and other Shirts to us to be laundered. We go to In finite pains tb please our patrons by giving them most excellent work especially in the getting up of fine linen. We have an up to date equip ment and make It a practice to turn out only the best work, yet our prices attract attention because of their ex treme moderation. Coos Bay Steam Laundry PnONE 571. Steamer Flyer LAWnORN & McCULLOCH, i- Owners, i ve. Marshfleld Lve. North Bend 7:00 A. M. 7:45 A. M. 8:45 " 10:05 " 10:45 " 11:15 " 1:00 P. M. 1:45 P. M. 2:30 " 3:15 " 4:00 " 5:00 " Open for Charter Nlfihts and Sundays The Flyer Always Leaves ou Time. DoWItt's Carbollzed Witch Hazel Salve Is especially good for piles, but it is also recommended nearly every where for anything when a salve Is needed. It Is soothing, cooling and healing. Be sure to get DeWltt's Witch Hzel Salvo when you ask for It. We sell and recommend It Sold by LOCIUIART & PARSONS. ! TH0MAS0N & HANSON ..DEALERS IN- 'Hay Grain and Feed' Free Delivery Pbone 1761 The Myers Store North Bend, Oregon The Myers Store WINTER BEDDING SHOULD BE BOUGHT NOW Bedding is something that interests every household. The supply imist most generally be replenished every season, and the economical housewife is always interested in knowing where she can purchase the best values for the least money. Our fall stock is now complete and the prices are without doubt the most reasonable that can be had. "We purchase our bedding stock direct from the manufacturer, which enables us to sell to you at almost . JOBBERS' PRICES Here arc some of our very low prices, but represent only a small portion of our immense stock. COTTON RLANKETS. 10-4 Cotton blankets for three nuarter bed. White, gr Tan and Grey. Veryfrfc jC exceptional values at' 10-4 Cotton blanket. Somewhat heavier than the a- q gr hove. Grey and Tan-gL$,"fcC Pair 11-4 Cotton blankets for full size bed. Fine heavy fleeced blanket. White, Tan and Grey. Pr. . $1.15 "WOOL BLANKETS. Fine Lamb's Wool Crib Blan kets. White only. Made entire ly of selected lamb's wool. Very soft and non-Irritant. Pair Full size, 12-4 all wool blan kets. Finest grade. Coma In plain white, with blue or pink border, and in plaids of pink and white, black and white and blue and white. Pair only . . . . $5.00 $7.50 COTTON FILLED COMFORTS Full size sllkallno covered, cot ton filled comforts. Carefully made. Light and dark pat terns. Each only Fine satin covered, snow-flako cotton filled comforts, Pretty light and dark patterns. Carefully sewed or knotted . , $1.45 $2.73 Men's Winter Underwear Although wo show below some very special values in men's heavy fleoced and woolen under wear, wo would Iiuvo you bear In mind, that we have on hand constantly n big and varied lino of lighter weight garments, in wool or cotton us well. Men's cotton sanitary fleece lined underwear. Sizes 32 to 44. Medium hoavy weight. Made large and roomy. Value at other stores CO 05c. Garment J VO Men's medium heavy wool underwear in tan. Extra good garment for little money. Sizes 32 to 40. Strongly made. Will not shrink. Really worth 92.50 or $2.05 suit. Our fl K price, suit $&& Men's medium weight, fine ribbed, grey under wear. Very good garments for dress or business wear. Sizes 32 to 44. A very spe-fl 5 CC lal value p3 JJ Tennis Oxfords Alany schools nt this time of the year are or ganizing basketball teams, In connection with their gymnasium work. There will undoubtedly bo a great demand for TENNIS OXFORDS, and that wo can supply It promptly, we have put In the largest stocks of these goods in this section. Order of Us. To receive .the lowest prices and the best, standard goods, send your order to us. We will fill it promptly and In a manner to please you. Children's Tennis Oxfords, sizes 8 to 11, pair 50c Boys and Girls' Tennis Oxfords, sizes ll1 to 2 5c Youtha' and Misses Tennis Oxfords, 2 to 5, pair G5c If sent by mall, add .10c per pair for postage. Our Very Complete Notion Department is nt your dis posal There aro FEW Disappointments when visiting this Section, and PRICES aro always the LOWEST . Below Wc Show Only a Few ILLUSTRATIONS OF OUR LOW PRICES. Best grudc calico, yard only 5c Amoskcng apron checks, yard only flc Heavy outing flannel, all colors, only' . . ; 10c Canton flannel, best grade, yai'd only 15c 10-1 extra wide sheeting, yard only 20c IJest grade of Galatea cloth, yar.d 20c Finest dress ginghams, new patterns, yard 12c Fancy flnnnelettc, newest patterns, ynrd ' 15c Stevens' toweling, it'iblenched, yard 10c Blcu-h d Tuikish towels, 18x38 in. Each 12c Standard grade oilcloth, plnin and fancy 20c We are Headquarters for all kinds of Rainy Weather CLOTHING Oilskins, Slick its mid Rub ber Goods Have full line of the Acquapelle Clothing We welcome you Children's Coats Reasonably Priced Prices on our Children's Coats, in ages from 8 to 16 years, begin at 1.50 for a pretty kersey cloth coat, up to 15 for a fine broadcloth or novelty worsted. s OUR VALUES BETTER. There Is no store that can possibly under sell us In children's coats, If quality is taken into consideration. We do not carry shoddy or un desirable garments, and even our very lowest priced coat will convince you of Its excellency. We buy direct from a very large New York man ufacturer of children's coats. He not only has the reputation of making the best garnents, but he Is also known in tho wholesale markets as being In position to give the lowest prices. Be fore you purchase you will save t gf f. money by looking over our line. J6k I Jk K Prices range from $15 down to. t 11 Vi" uHMBBHKBHMEHMHSHBHfljHHSHHBBHHBHMBHBBMBBEf.rtiYrt. . -gBaMamnMEMBHHsnaaBKiBiBHiiaMBDL-' T I ' Best. Values In Men's Hats In buying a hat, especially in this climate, quality is tho first thing to consider. No matter how much or how little you pay, If the hat does not have tho right stuff In It, you are simply throwing away good money. MADE BV REST FIRMS. The best manufacturers In tho country turn bi.t our Men's Hats. The result is that tho hats we sell g've better service and retain their orl v ' V ij s- v.'ll, that today we are selling al nost fifty, pot- cent of the hats worn In Coos county. No i a'tn- whether you pay us $2 or $5, you arj aisi.ad i getting a maximum amount of so -!cr .rom t ther. If you aro not buying : our 'ni- iron- us, you nau better give us a trial, 10 cjiiv ca j on we can save 'o" m ley. ' rices are $5, y3.50, ..i, ;2.50 and $&rj$ asters and McLain General Contractor's Buildtn Material and Beaver Hill Coal Office: Broadway & Queen St Phones 20U -826 Temple () Wilson UNDERTAKING PARLORS. Funeral supplies In general. Licensed embalmer with lady assistant. South Broadway. Telephones: OFFICE 2101. RESIDENCE 2103. When you pay your subscription, be sure that you get your votes for The Coos Bay Times Popular Voting Contest. CONTRACTORS' TOOLS PIONEER HARDWARE CO. Incorporated. F. E. HAGUE, Pres. M. D. SUMNER, Vlce-Pres. MARSHFIELD OREGON ------ Every Builder or Contractor will find It to his advantago to become acquainted with our stock of TooIb and Building Implements. Builders' Hardwaro Is a specialty with us, The many little things required In the kitchen In the Hardware line can be bought at a great sav Ing at our store. --- - ----- ----- Pacific Tool Works gSaLaSKS Heavy Forging a Specialty. First Class Logging Tools Give Us a Call. W. Tharp, Prop, MAfiOTiB!uNT brSoN --------------------- PARTY OP PERF0RMACE. Republican Organization Fosters All Policies Tending to Make the Country Great and Prosperous. The Republican is n party of action. It rests upon what it has done, and not upon what it possibly may do In the future. It has fostered everything that has tended to make the country great nnd prosperous. It hns moved with the people. It has kept abreast of the times. It has ever stood ready to modify nn old policy or to adopt a new one when the business Interests of the country have needed the modifica tion or the ehnnge. It has protected American Industries. It has protected American labor by stringent Immigra tion laws. It protected the credit and business stability of tho country by prompt declaring In favor of a gold standard, nnd writing It In the stat utes. When tho time came It prompt ly seized upon the tlmo nnd the op portunity to begin the speedy construc tion of the great Isthmian canal. It has never hesitated to assume a re sponsibility. When tho cruelties In Cuba threatened the Interests of Amer ica tho Republican party resolved to put an end to thoso cruelties. When trusts sprang up It enacted a law to curb nnd control those trusts. When commerce was at the mercy of tho railroads, It provided for a commission to regulate them. When shippers were oppressed by transportation companies it promptly enacted a rate law. It has met every emergency In war c peace, met It In a wise, prudent and states manlike manner. It Is progressive when progresslvenesa means upbuilding. It Is conservative when conservatism means the maintenance of peace, order and prosperity. It hns been prompt without undue haste. Peace and pros perity at home honor nnd respect abroad hns been, Is now, nnd always will be its motto. Republican National Platform. AS ROOSEVELT SEES BRYAN. "You say that you have advo cated more null en 1 measures against private monopolies than either I or my party nssoeintes have been willing to undertake. You have, indeed advocated measures that sound more radi cal, but they have the prime de fect that In prnctlce they would not work. I should not In this letter to you discuss your atti tude on this question If you did not yourself bring It up. but as you hnve brought It up, I answer you that In my Judgment the measures you advocate would be wholly Ineffective In curing a single evil, nnd so far as they had any effect at all, would mere ly throw the entire business of tho country Into hopeless nml ut ter confusion. I put Mr. Tuft's deeds against your words. I nsk that you bo Judged both bj the wnnls vnn wish reinpiiiliovi"' '' ' by the words that seem and your party now have forgotten. . . entirely natural fo law-defying corpor. to see you placed i.. i- dency rather than Mr. 'IV- n.ir plans to pit a stop to the abuses , of these corporations are wholly chimerical. Theodoro Rooe-velt." If It Is true that Roosevelt Is going to take to the htump Hrytin will have to take to the woods. 1'lilludelplila Press. Mr. Bryun no longer refers to Mr. Roosevelt us his Imitator, counterpart nnd understudy. St. Louis Globe-Democrat. "The smell of moth balls Is In tho air," says a lady Journalist In nu au tumnal ode. Due to the resurrection of Bryan calamity speeches which have been In storage for tho past four rears. PrinCTluA L Actual Operation of Postal Savings Banks in Philippines. Two Years Experiment Indicates tho Plan Is Successful. Tho only postal savings bank sys tem in operation under tho Aiucricao tlag Is that In the Philippines, wherey after two years of experiment, the? Institution has been declared a gre.itJ success. In the report of the Philip pine commission, Just published, tho postal savings bank Is discussed brief ly, In part as follows: "The postal savings bank was first opened In Manila on Oct. 1. 100W. The law provides for three classes1, with limitations as to the auiouutst that can be received at any one time In each class. Following the opening of the Manila olllce, other postal sav ings bank olllces were opened In vari ous cities, of different classes, untlfc at the close of 'the year 23," had beer opened, of which I) were first, SO wor second and 110 were third. class. Flltiiliina Ailoptlnir Syxlriu. "At first the Filipinos did. not to any great extent avail themselves oC the opportunity of depositing n portion, of their receipts lu the postal savings; bank, andu great bulk of the depositors were Americans and of other nation alities. As the ndvantnges of. tills sys tem have been disseminated through means of schools, government bureaus, private agencies and others, the pro portion of Filipinos Is continually In creasing, nnd gives very good pronilso that tho Filipinos will learn to trust their money to the care of the govern ment, and welcome the opportunity. "The accounts openeg up to the close of tho fiscal year nuinberecE. 2,07(1, of which '347 were closed, leav ing U.:S29 still open. The deposits readied the total sum of 780,301.03 pe sosan average of 108.21 pesos. With drawals reached the total amount or 2S0.409.21 pesos, leaving n uet deposit of 500,403.31 peso at the end of the fiscal year or the first nine inonths of the operation of the postal savlug bank but by no means tho first ulno nionths of operation of the averager number of olllces, the smaller oue having been opened from time to time during the year, so that many hadl not been opened more than a month or two nt tjie time these figures were? tnken. KncoiirnKlnK Smnll Account. "Tho device of Issuing postal sav ings bank stiimpB has met with some response. The stumps arc simply a. method by which small nmouuts can. be deposited without the expense oC Issuing a book, figuring Interest, audi opening an account. , "On the whole, the reception accord ed the postal savings bank has been, gratifying, and gives good promise. The Investment of the funds Is In tbe hnnds of a postal savings bank invest ment board, which carries a certain amouut of the funds on deposit, and,' has limited power of Investment. The law provides that 25 per cent of tho money held on deposit may be loaned on llrst-chihs real estate, under limita tions carefully drawn to protect tha depositors, and 10 per cent on ugrftrulV tur.U lauds under still more rigid limi tations." .1. )l13 Republican success would mean that thoro would be no disturbance of busi ness, no unsettling of values and no standstill congress. The country Is not ready for four years of stagnation audi! futile agitation. , Mr. Brynn Buys he Is always ready to lift his voice In defense of the fnrmorJ as If the thrifty, happy American farm-1 or needed any defence. f frfr tfr fr m ii m ii ij Getting It in the Neck You nevor know till you see and you will never seo If you do npt visit your BOSOM friend's Toggery short. 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