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THE DAILY COOS BAY TllttES, MAftSHFIgLD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1908.
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"WHAT SHALL'I GIVE HIM FOR CHRISTMAS?"
This is the same difficult problem that presents itself
at every recurrence of the season.
- We come to your rescue and say: "Come here with
your troubles and let us show you."
We're in Holiday Attire and have the things a man
buys for himself and appreciates most. We can also
fill the Boys' stocking as satisfactorily as the Man's.
wtHAVtJUSI KtCEIVED
; EXPRESS SHIPMENT OF
: MEN'S NECKWEAR.
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SUITS
SUIT CASES
HATS
FANCY SHIRTS
JEWELRY
HANDKERCHIEFS
PAJAMAS
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Most Appropriate Christmas Gifts f
AT THE
!ost Reasonable Prices 7
Look ocr Our stock. You can find something that will be appre
ciated by man, woman or youth.
Our punching bags, ranging in price from $1.50 to S4.00, will bo
a constant source of amusement and entertaining exercise in nny
home.
In the Coos Bay country, nothing is more appropriate or more
appreciated than something that will contribute to the pleasure of
hunting, Ashing or camping expeditions. We have made a study
of the needs for tbeae purposes and our long experience here en
afclra us to furnish just what is needed and the best to be had.
J:cmember that when you buy of us you get quality for prices
as low as others sell inferior goods for.
We have a complete line of goods that will delight any hunter
or nimrod. Among them are the following:
POCKET KNIVES HUNTING KNIVES
HUNTING AXES ' RAZORS, SAFETY RAZORS
RAZOR STROPS POCKET FLASKS
SHELL JUGS ' SHELL OASES
FIRE ARMS HUNTING COATS
HUNTING HATS POCKET FLASH LIGHTS
FISH POLES FISH LINES
FISHING TACKLE FLY BOOKS
PUNCHING RAGS ' FOOT BALLS
BOXING .GLOVES AIR RIFLES
"TiTe GUNNERY'
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! COLUMBIA MACHINE WORKS i
General Repair Work aid Woodturwnf. Launchei a Specialty j
Foot of uee Avenue, Marshfleld t
FROM CHICAGO A BIG
THE NEWEST THINGS IN
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SUGGESTIONS:
OVERCOATS
UMBRELLAS
UNDERWEAR
MUFFLERS
SCARFS
HOSIERY
GLOVES
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COOS KAY TIDKS.
The following tables give
hours of high and low tides
every day this week:
DECEMBER, 1008.
the
for
Monday. .
Tuesday .
Wednesday
Ved""sday
21
10:14
7.4
11:35
5.2
22
23
10:57
7.7
0:22
11:40
6.5
7.8
23
Thursday . ,
Fridnv . .
Saturlay .
SUNDVY .
24
25
26
27
1:09
1:56
2:42
3:26
5.6
5.7
5.9
6.0
12:25
1:12
2:00
2:54
7.9
7.6
7.2
6.6
DECEMBER, 1008.
. Monday
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.21 4:05 3.0 5:04 -0.S
.22 4:55 3.0 5:48 -1.4
23 5:45 3.0 6:32 -1.7
24 6:34 3.0 7:17 -1.8
25 7:24 3.0 7:59 -1.6
26 8:16 2.9 8:46 -1.2
27 9:13 2.8 9:32 -0.6
Tuesday .
Wednesday
Thursday .
I Friday
Saturday .
'SUNDAY .
WEATHER FORECAST.
(By Associated P-ess.)
WESTERN OREGON.
Rain west, rain or snow east
tonight and Thursday. Warm
er east. Southerly winds with
moderate westerly gale along
coast.
LOCAli
TEMPERATURE RE
PORT.
For twenty-four hours end
ing at 5 p. m., Dec. 22, by Mrs.
E. Mlagus, special government
moteorological observer.
Maximum 50
Minimum 43
At 5 p. m 48
Precipitation 83
Wind, Southwest; cloudy.
Tree nt Sumner. The young peo
ple at Sumner will have a Christmas
tree and entertainment to -celebrate
the season.
Rig Lumber Shipments. It is an
nounced that the C. A. Smith Lumber
FOR SALE A bargain An Upright-Grand
Piano; maker: Brast-
p ed, London, Eng. Apply, John D.
Pearson, Sherman Avenue.
FOR RENT Six and eight room
flats. Johnson Building.
WANTED Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Modern con
veniences. Address 'M' care Times
FOR SALE Money-making saloon.
Must go quick. Address 'R,' care
Times.
FOR RENT House in Porter addi
tion Plat A. Call on Mrs. Jako
Anderson, Maryland street.
FOR BALE Five room suite of
household goods. Party leaving
town. Phone 1C54.
GIRL WANTED For general
house-work. Family of 3. Phone
1G7, Mrs. Rau, No. 1 Broadway.
FOR SALE DRY WOOD cut stove
length, also welL equipped wood
and coal yard for rent. Apply D.
D Campbell. North Front street.
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Bargains
T' a
$300 Boxes at - - $2,00
$2,50 Boxes at' - - $J5
$2.00 Boxes at - - $J35
$ .25 Boxes at - 75c-v
$J00 Boxes at - - 65c
1 50c Boxes at - - - 40c
35c Boxes at - - - 25c
Fancy Mixed Candies-
15c Per Box 2 for 25c
Ribbon Candy
1 5c Per Box 2 for 25c
First Class Bulk Chocolates-
25c the pound
Corthell's Delicatessen
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Company's shipments to Day Point,
from here during the month of No
vember, exceeded 6,000,000 feet.
During December, the shipments will
be greater owing to the "double
shift" t the mill.
Short Days. Yesterday was the
second shortest day In the jear, the
Previous day being a trifle shorter.
j No one appeared to notice it, though.
Street Name Signs. At North
Bend signs bearing the names of the
streets have been put. tip at the
street corners.
Enrollment Increases. County
Superintendent W. H. Bunch esti
mates that enrollment In the Coos
county public schools this year will
reach about 6,000. This will be a
big increase over last year.
Mass Friday. The Rev. Father
E. Donnelly announces that mass
will be celebrated In the Marshfleld
Catholic church at 5 o'clock Friday
morning and second mass directly
after services will be at 10:30, which
will be followed by the Xmas tree.
Will Piny Here. The North Bend
Home Talent Company that so suc
cessfully presented "My Friend From
India," in North Bend last week, has
arranged to present It at the Masonic
Opera House In Marshfleld, " next
Tuesday night.
Ranch Sold. Mrs. Hannah Peter
son, through her broker, Andrew J.
Hoben, has sold her forty-acre ranch
on Kentuck Inlet to L. Brown and
his son, C. E. Brown, who came to
live here recently from Cold Water,
Minn. The consideration paid was
?1,500.
I Open New Market. Rohrer Broth
ers and Company have opened a
poultry and fish market In the old
quarters of the Anona Cash Grocery
ion Broadway, near 'B' street, under
the name "Coos Bay Market House."
They will carry a flne lino of dressed
poultry, home-raised, and all kinds
of fish.
INTRODUCE HOLSTER.
Prosecution In Thornton Ilnins
Case Hns More Evidence.
(By Associated Press.)
FLUSHING, Dec. 23. A revolver
holster was introduced as. evidence
In the Thornton Halns trial today.
It was found strapped under the arm
of Captain Peter Halns after his ar
rest. The state contends that the
'Wearing of such a holster in a posi
tion so the revolver could be quickly
drawn clearly shows that Halns left
Fort Hamilton with tho intention of
killing Annls and disproves any sug
gestion that he became suddenly In
Isane at the sight of Annls. The
counsel further contends that Thorn-
ton must have known his brother
officer was armed and going out to
hunt a victim.
By a European process flour Is
compressed Into blocks for preserva
tion. Tho treatment kills all form
of larval life and prevents ravages
of insects.
Headquarters In Christmas goods
at the RED CROSS.
Meet me at "THE SMOKEHOUSE"
In Garfield hotel block.
Engineer In Factory Says Ho Won't
Quit Ills Job.
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Personal Notes I
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MASTER TOM MINOT hns returned
from Portland where he has spent
a month or so.
BUHT DIMMICK Is planning to
leave soon for Crescent City, Cal.,
to take a position with a lumber
" company.
. LEROY SMITH left yesterday on
the Alliance for his old home In
Minneapolis where he will spend
a month on business and pleasure.
. J. LYNCH has gone to Dalryvllle,
Curry county, where he will open
a barber shop .which It Is claim
ed will be the only one In that
county.
MISS DOLLIE HEFTY, who was
compelled to go to Arizona last
summer for tho benefit of her
health, is Improving according to
advices received by her friends."
E. S. BAHGELT today received word
that tho wife of his brother, Editor
Bargelt of the Myrtle Point Enter
prise, Is quite ill there. The many
friends of tho family on Coos Bay
will wish for her early recovery.
HOWARD NUGENT has arrived hero
from San Francisco to join tho
- Cramer Stock Company. Mr. Nu
gent has been on tho stage for
twenty-four years and was for two
years with the Pickwick Stock
Company at San Diego. Ho will
probably make his first appearance
here Saturday night.
MANY AT THE CLUB.
Reception Given Last Night Was n
Brilliant Allah-.
The reception given last night at
the Milllcoma club was one of the
brilliant social events of the season.
About 130 persons were present In
c'udlng the members and their
wives and lady friends.
The club rooms were handsomely
decorated with Christmas greens.
An orchestra furnished music and
there was a program of vocal and
Instrumental numbers. Refresh
ments wero served throughout the
evening. The reception was one of
the handsomest entertainments that
the club has over given.
J. P. MORGAN'S OPTIMISM.
Says
Father Told Hini to Always
Roost For America.
CHICAGO, Dec. 22. Any man
who Is a bear, on tho future of this
country will go broke.
J. Plerpont Morgan, in a circle
of friends and business associates at
the Chicago club yesterday, pointed
to this sentiment, given to him yei.s
eo by his father, as tho basis of his
business career and the secret of Mi,
unfailing optimism In spite of panics
and reserves.
In further quoting his father, Mr.
Morgan, remarked:
"Father also said: 'Thero may
bo times when things are dark and
cloudy in America, when uncertainty
will cause some to distrust and others
to think there is too much produc
tion, too much building of railroads
and too much development in other
enterprises, but In such times and
at all times, remember the great
growth of that vast country will take
care of all.' "
NOTICE.
Special meeting of Mascot Lodge,
No. 5, D. of H A. O. U. W. will bo
held at I. O. O. F. hall, Thursday at
2 o'clock for the purpose of confer
ring degree. All members are re
quested to bo present.
By order of Chief of Honor,
FANNIE HAZARD, Rec'd.
Nice lino of FRESH FRUITS and
VEGETAI1LE8 just received at tho
MARSHFIELP GROCERY on Broad
way. Phono 123. ,
I Special prices on Xmas gift box
cigars at "THE SMOKEHOUSE" IN
GARFIELD hotel block.
Choice Xmas gifts for smokers at
the "Smokehouso" In GARFIELD
HOTEL block.
Diamond Jewelry
CROSS.
at tho RED
Games for your Christmas selec
tion at tho COOS RAY CASH STORE.
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Excels
Sells sd&xua
BY
TOWER.
The Jeweler
NORTH BEND NEWS
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Postmaster E. Russell Is ill at his
home hero. His brother, Ralph Rus
sell, Is acting In his place.
Rev. J. E. Burkhart was called to
Myrtle Point on business today. Ho
will return tomorrow.
Superintendent Logan of the Cody
Mill, near Bandon, is expected hero
this week on business.
The Miller Cleaver Business Col
lego will close' this evening for tho
holiday vncatlon.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hannlford will
leave on the Plant for Los -Angeles
where they will make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hodson and
children, of South Coos River, will'
spend Xmas with relatives at North)
Bend. '
Miss Edith Horn, who has been at
tending St. Helen's Hall at Portland
has returned home to spend the holi
days wjth her parents.
Miss Mnry Klausen, a student of."
tho Miller Cleaver Business College,
left Monday for her home near Ban
don to spend the holidays.. .
Mrs. Bradfleld, who has a kinder
garten hero, Is having a Xmas treo
and program this afternoon for her'
pupils. Jj
Mrs. Frank Hodson of South Coos
River ,has been quite ill tho past
week of pleurisy and was Jhreatenedj
with pneumonia but is now improv
ing. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Fahy and chil
dren, of Bullard, came over today:
and will spend Xmas with Mrs. Fa
hy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Simpson. .
Mrs. George Morris and daughter,
Miss Madge Yoakam; and son, Rus
sell Yoalcam, came In yesterday from
their home In Oakland, Cal., and will
visit relatives near Myrtle Point.
Maudrus Larsen, who came from
San Francisco, will remain till after
tho holidays with his sister, Mrs. O.
Edman of South Marshfleld. Mr.
Larsen may conclude to remain per
manently lp Marshfleld.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCann will
celebrate their thirty-first wedding
nnnlversary on December 25. Tho
many friends of the estimable couple
will unite in wishing them many
more happy years together in this
community.
GROCERY STORES CLOSE XMAS.
Tho following undorslgncd grocers
of Marshfleld have agreed to close
their stores all day Christmas, De
cember 2&. Open this week even
ings to nccommodato tho trado:
The Bazar, Finnish Cooperative
Company, Geo. E. Cook, Anona Cash
Grocery, Marshflold Grocery Com
pany, A. C. McFarlane, F. A, Sac
chl, 0. W. Wolcott, Gow Why, H.
Lockhart, Chas Stauff, Pioneer Gro
cery Company.
HAVE YOU seen tho Stelnway
Piano now scale at Sherman, Clay &
Co., Coos Building, Marshflold, Ore.
SHERMAN & CLAY have COME TO"
STAY. '
CHANCE TO CUT YOUR '
GROCERY MILL 10 PER CENT
From this date until January 1st,
wo will glvo a discount of 10 por
cent on all groceries In ordors of
$2. GO and up. This is for CASH
only. Sugar and feed not Included.
ANONA CASH GROCERY.
RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE.
Marshflold. Or., Dec. 22, '08.
Whereas, Almighty God in his
wisdom nnd goodness, has been
pleased to take to himself the soul
of1 tho beloved Father of our es
teemed Brother C. F. McCollum, and,
Whereas, We fully recognize tho
loss which tho children of the de
ceased have sustained In tho death
of so good a parent, therefore bo it
Resolved, That, wo, tho Knights
of Columbus, Coos Council No. 12C1,
extend to Brother C. F. McCollum
and family our heartfelt sympathy ln
their great grjof and sorrow, and, bo
It further
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions bo sent to Brothor C. F.
McCollum, a copy spread upon tho
minute of this Council, and that a
copy bo sent for publication In the
next .Issue of our local newspaper
and tho Catholic SontlnolWT
REV. D. P. CURLEYj"
,, i C. KEANE, and
A. S. TAYLOR,
Commltteq for Coos Council, No
1201, Knights of Columbus.
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