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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1908)
I . J. SSflBWW $5i3yrsT?t ' "SJJfTJJMW J&'W'iwtmiA&inuymw THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17,1908. insmn mmmtMmammmmwmmtmtmmimmmtmmmmwmmma & Kammercr will keep their store open tonight and continue until the close of the holidays for the convenience of their patrons 8 Merchant ATTEND THE GRAND tmas Carnival tt zz SANTA'S SUGGESTIONS ARE IANY AT THIS BIG STORE, EVERYTHING FOR MAMMA, PAPA, UNCLE, SON DAUGHTER OR FRIEND. THE MOST CAREPUIi SELECTION OF APPROPRIATE PRESENTS WE HAVE EVER DISPLAYED AND WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THIS STORE A VISIT. 11. m. I Iiir m u o o s 5 ism lf4liltiiiw VW " A Few Suggestions for the Ladies " CLOAKS AND SUITS, FURS AND MUFFS TO MATCH; MUFFLERS AND REEFERS; KNITTED SHAWLS AND FAS- XX CIXATORS: HAND HAGS. GLOVES AND LEATHER NOVELTIES: GLOVES. HANDKERCIIIKKS ATVI1 l?Altfnv tm.... , , , , , .u,w i,uulUdai i THE VERY LATEST NECKWEAR AND BELTS, HAIR ORNAMENTS, DRESS GOODS, AND ETC. Suggestions for the Mep LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING ON THE BAY TO SELECT FROM, BATH ROBES AND SMOKING JACKETS, RUFLERS, MUFFLERS AND , HANDKERCHIEFS IN LARGE VARIETIES. HATS AND CAPS, FANCY SUSPENDERS AND FANCY PACKAGES, HOUSE SLIPPERS, SHOES, HAND BAGS AND SUIT CASES. IN FACT, EVERY LEADING BRAND OF MERCHANDISE CAN f HAD AT THIS BIG STORE. , BE f SA Copyright 1908 by Hart Schaffner It Marx Our diildrens9 Department, jj THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTION OF YOUNG MEN, BOYS AND YOUTHS' SUITS EVER DISPLAYED IN YOUR CITY. INFANTS KNIT GOODS, BLANKETS, HATS, CAPS, TAMS, LEGGINGS AND SWEATERS. w NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, SHOES, SLIPPERS, MUFFS, COLLARETTES AND PURSES TO MATCH. ft A VISIT TO THIS STORE WILL DO YOU GOOD. COME EARLY The Store ff Quality 00 AMM4 0 $ la 1 he Store of f Quality H nmtttmmntmttmmntn ttajmimuiretnm SHFR1I00 S ' BAR'S LEADER Elected First President of New Coos County Bar Asso i. ciation. COQUILLE, Dec. 17. The Cooa County Bar Association was organ ized at a meeting of the different lawyers held In the court house in Coqullle. All tho members of the county bar with two oxceptionB were present and signed the roll. These two are absent from Coos and will no doubt join on their return. A. J. Sherwood was elected president of tho association, Judge John P. Hall vlco-presldent, J. J. Stanley secret ary, and C. A. Sehlbrede treasurer. A committee of threo was Imme diately appointed to wait upon and Invite Judge Hamilton and District Attornoy Brown to tho meeting, and tho invitation as extended was ac cepted promptly. Tho judge and Mr. Drown wore both elected to honorary membership, and each de livered an appropriate address. Tho following committees wero appointed: Permanent Organiza tion J. D. Goss, E. D. Sperry, J. P. Hall, L. A. Llljeqvlst and 0. P. Mc Knight. By-Laws C. A. Sehlbrede, A. S. Hammond, N, C. McLeod, L. A. Itoberts and G. T. Treadgold. Resolutions of Sympathy for J. W, Bennett J, M. Upton, John P. Hall nnd Walter Sinclair. Rules of Court R. D. Sperry, J. W. Snovor and A. II. Derbyshire. Tho lnttor committee was instructed to consult with Judge Hamilton before making Its report. On motion, tho meeting adjourned after deciding to meot at Marshileld tho fourth Tuesday in Jnnuary. I $1,017, affecting the sale or a donkey , engine. A verdict was given for plaintiff. Hattie Bruce was granted a divorce from her husband. J. A. Dubell, a resident of Marsh field, was in Coqullle Monday. The gentleman was anxious to buy a suitable place in this section and , make his residence among us. I The new steamer Coqullle, lately I built near the depot for the Co qullle River Transportation Co., Is In full readiness to assume her place on the Bandon run, lacking only the formality of an official 'inspection, which will be made any day. The Inspectors have been sent for, and should have arrived ere, this, :---a-tt-s-tjtt-xt- xy-a-u-n-u-tt-jR-K-a-a-a-tt- --a-: KILLKI) AT BANDON. Grnnt Ames Thrown From Horse While Taking Ride. COQUILLE, Dec. 17. .Word has reached Coqullle that Grant Ames, a well-known resident of the Ban don vicinity, had been thrown from a horse while riding along the beach and sustained injuries from which ho died a few hours later. Deceased was a nephew of H. L. Cooper, and Mrs. B. J. Wright, who restdeun this city. 't Jtt l a 1 a a a 1 a a a a a a a a 1 a t a a 1 a a 1 M -a-a-a-a-a-B-B -a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a -a-a-a a-a-a-a-i M 4Q p5fft& Your Christmas Oss AT f ILNER'S WILL OPKX IX JANUARY. NKWS OF COQUILLK. Coos County Scat Kvcuts As Told Ily The Herald. Tho adjourned torm of Circuit court convened at tho court houso In this placo Monday morning. Tho first Jury case disposed of was the suit of Louise J. Kicking vs. Ed wards Bros, and Merhcant Bros, to recover on a promissory note for Tho First National Bank of North Bend, a newly organized institution will open for business January 15 in tho Wood building at North Bend. Tho officers of tho bank are as fol lows: President J. C. Gray. Vice-president J. V. Pugh. Cashier J. W. Gardiner. Mr. Gray, the president, came to North Bend from Michigan whoce ho was engaged in the banking business. HAS NARROW KSCAP12. Tho Coqullle Hernld says: "Sam Johnson, our guardian of tho peace during nocturnal hours, had an ex porionco last Wednesday evening that actually lifted his hair and tho hat op top of it. Ho was engaged In ringing tho curfew when tho big clappor broke from its fastening and came down with n thud, striking tho ground not two foot from Sam's toos. If it had landed on his cra nium there would have been no more noisy "oxuberants" go to tho cooler under bis protecting wing. Tho boll was repaired tho uoxt morning." a-; a a 1 a a 1 a 1 a 1 a 1 a a 1 a a 1 a 1 a a i a a a 1 a ! V a a a 1 a 1 a a a 1 a V a a -a a-a-a-a-B-B-B-B-a-B-B-B-8-a-B-a-a-B-a-a-B-a-a Cram Com at Masonic Opera House Saturday and Sunday Ni y In the 3 Act Comedy Drama "The Bachelor's Honeymoon" S-eats Now on Sale at Butler's -B-a-B-B-B-r-B-a-B-B-B-B B-B-B-B-a-a-B-B-a-B-B-B-B tt-a-a- a lies I a a a aa a a a a At U -a-a-n jj ! ! ! ;. - fr ?. - ,! - .y - . . ; ock 1 1 O a tW 1 EL a t Mm&mkmm I . a -J lit 1 1 I,, 1, 1 HI a a r I a t a 1 a m T -:-a-B-B-j-a-a-a-a-a-B-a-a-a-B-B-a-B-a-B-a-B-B-a-a-- a ? a . WE WANT THE SUPPORT a v V ' a u A' Of every man, woman and child in Coos County, One $ a price on Pianos to'day, tomorrow and every day to ev- V a ' ery one everywhere. SHERMAN (& CLAY Have Come to Stay Coos Building, Marshfield, Oregon, Steinway, repre- ? sentative for the Pacific Northwest, r St -B-aTB-B-B-B-a-a-a-B-B-B-B-B-a-B-a-B-B-B-a-B-a-a-a- I ! 1' - ! -! ! ! I ;. ;. ii. - ! - ! FOR.XMAS GIFTS I Call and Investigate Everything in I JEWELRY and AT CARLETON JEWELRY CO. FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, MARSHFIELD. -'-& m y fl. ft COOS BAY Academy of Music ELMER A. TODD, Director. New O'Conncll IJuildlng Piano Mr. Elmer A. Todd, Misa Lucy S. Horton. Voice Miss Mablo Clare Mlllls. Art of Expression Mrs. Rebecca Luse-Stump. Classes in Hnr n'ony, Sight Readlug, etc. Pliono 1055 raagrtriTi!ffmyaa3MrjSriK' , ..a-" . I rniUMnik MAnrar ximntrQ I t viiUivnoiii mojuEi wiiuvu ! Cavanagh, Chapman Co. General Repair Work and Woodturning. Launches a Specialty Foot of Queen Avenue, Marshfield t I MhuMiMHiptMM ;ew-Mit-aHjati. turn ' f AJhBHi4
