The Coos Bay times., December 23, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

THE DAILY COOS BAY TIM ES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23 , 1908.
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Tomorrow, Christmas Eve, Is Your Last Chance to Do Your Shopping
TO THE LADIES
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To Visit My Tog Shop Where You Will Find the Nattiest Line of Togs Manufactured
Men Appreciate Any of
the Following
IXITIAIi ir VXDKERCIIIEFS 91.00 BOX
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS 30c. 75c nnd S1-00
SILK MUFFLERS 75c to $3.00
SILK SUSPEXDERS 75c n"d S1-00
niCEXIX MUFFLERS 50c aml 73c
FANCY HOSE " 23c nnd 50c
EVER WEAR SOX ( $1-30 ROX
SILK SHIRTS 4.50
SILK POXGEE SHIRTS .' $1-50 to $3.00
CLUETT SHIRTS 91-30 to $3.00
FAXCV WAISTCOATS ,. 92.00 to $5.00
LEATHER COLLAR RAGS '. 91.00 to $2.50
DENT GLOVES 92.00
FRENCH GLOVES 91.550
FULL DRESS GLOVES 91.50
UMRRELLVS 91.00 to $5.00
These are only a few of the many things
have to offer, so do not fail to see Goodmm
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25 per cent Off
OX THE FOLLOWING AND ONLY A FEW LEFT
$7.00 RATH RORICS $500
$0.00 BATH RORirS ,. , . ', .Jti'G()
fflO.OO SMOKING JACKETS ; $7'B0
$8.00 SMOKING JACKETS . ' (J00
$15.00 OVERCOATS $i(!50
$3.50 HUNTING SWEATERS . f .' , $2.00
Tonight aid Thursday
THE ONLY DAYS YOU HAVE TO PREPARE FOR XMAS. I AM PREPARED
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LOVE 1IG
AS A SCIENCE
Herman Lee Menders, Author, Win
ning Art, Declares It's Xo Longer
Gnme of Chance, hut a Business
Proposition.
CHICAGO, Dec. 23. "Cupid, the
Surgeon," or what might more de
finitely be entitled "Practical Love
Making," is a book on the mysteries
of the tender passion, just sent forth
by Herman Lee Meaders, who says
love Is no longer a game of chance,
but an exact science.
You need not be handsome, rich or
fascinating, to win. All that Is re
quired is to assimilate the rules as
you would so many pink pills and
she is yours, says the American.
Be It known, In the first place, that
all women fall Into four classes or
at least Mr. Meaders says they do
the conceited, the sentimental, the
mercenary and the blase. The im
mediate thing for one to do Is to de
cldo In which category his beloved
"belongs.
"Give flattery to the conceited
woman," says the author, "promise
of eternal fidelity to the sentimental
rne, precious gifts to the mercenary
and sensational thrills to Iter who is
tormented with ennui."
Rules on Lovcniaking.
Here are some of the rules of love
making as revised by Mr. Meaders,
and somo of the now philosophy and
wisdom that illuminate the rules:
"If I were allowed to give but two
words of advice, they would bo 'pa
tience' and 'pcrsovernnce."
"The man who never parleys over
cab fares, who never scans the prices
on a wlno list or a menu, and who
hibernates when he's broke, carries
an infallible amulet against femi
nine criticism.
"Remember that in the final bal
ance a woman Is always a woman.
"A carefully prepared toilet and a
modish wardrobe may be Indlspen
slble, yet the real masculine triumph
depends on the strength, flattery,
generosity and apparent sincerity.
"Supplement and erect carriage
with an athletic swing to your walk
and a discreet amount of bluster
about your prowess, and the woman
will soon have a gladiator on a ped
estal. "Flattery is like morphine the
more you have the more you want
and must have. So be liberal.
"Hero worship Is as much a part of
woman as corset stays, and the mar
tyr spirit Is never deeper than her
epidermis.
"The Pasteur treatment may save
you from rabies, but there is no anti
toxin In all materia medica that of
fers any relief to the young man bit
ten by a rejuvenated dame whose
face is a panorama of warfare be
tween crow's feet and cosmetics."
INHERITED A FORTUNE.
Rut Young Man Will Still Wash
Livery Rmjgies.
DANVILLE, 111., Dec. 23. Bert
Reeves of Flemingsburg, Ky., who
has been employed In this city In the
livery barn of F. M. Gustin, yester
day was notified that the had fallen
heir to a sum of nearly J20.000.
Wednesday Nelson Fnnt, an attorney
of Flemingsburg, came to this city,
located Reeves and Informed him
that he had been authorized to give
the young man the money as the heir
of his father, who had died a short
time ago In Flomlngsburg. Reeves,
while glad to receive the money, re
fused to return to his old home, say
ing that for the present he will con
tinue washing buggies In the Gusttn
stable.
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clearing up his contract for the Im
provement of Cedar street. '' .
D. W. Small was allowed ?240 on
the Front street improvement for
whejh he Is the contractor.
C. R. Flanagan was allowed $500 on
grading and William Harguist
Jx.OOO for bridge work on Chestnut
street.
To Wind Up Year.
Mr. Sacchl said that the next meet
ing would be the last one of the
year and he suggested that all of the
business of 1906 should be cleared
up so that the city could start In
on a clean business for the new
year.
Mayor Straw said that he though)
the suggestion was a good one but
that Mr. Lockhart the chairman of
the finance committee, would be
away so he appointed Councilman
Nelson to act In that capacity, so the
accounts could be cleared up by the
committee.
Warrants were ordered drawn
against property owners who had not
paid street assessments.
It was decided that three electric
lights should be placed at the corner
of Flanagan and Nevada streets for
the benefit of the residents there.
Steamer BREAKWATER sails
from Coos Bay for Portland SAT
URDAY, DEO. 20, at 12, NOON.
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HAVE YOU seen the Stelnway
Piano new scale at ..erman, Clay &
Co., Coos Building, Marshfleld, Ore.
SHERMAN & CLAY have COME TO
STAY.
GREAT XMAS CLEARING SALE
Our Prices Are the Lowest; Our Quality Is the Best.
We are the headquarters for oractical Christmas gifts gifts whose utility make
them appreciated every day in the year, Remember that our goods are all high grade,
We are determined to close out our special holiday goods and novelties,
T0NI.GHT AND THURSDAY
we will make the following phenomenal reductions in price on some of the most desir
able Christmas gifts;
REGULAR PRICE SPECIAL PRICE
JARDINIER $.9.00 . " $6.50
JARDINIER $ 7.50 $6.00
JARDINIER $ 3.00 $2 25
jardinier $ 2.00,: 1 1 : zzzzz $r.5o
VASE $14.00 $9.00
VASE $ 8.00 $5.50
Universal Aluminum Coffee Percolator$ 4.50 $4 00
Brass Lamp with fancy Glass Shade. $ 8.00 - ZZZZZZZZ $5.50
FOR WOMEN While any of the above articles will cause any woman matron or
maid to rejoice over the Christmas time, they are but a few of the many practical
and beautiful Christmas gifts our store has to offer at moderate prices,
nuuiiueuuuiu uc iiiuiu ai'M uui iu in iui aiiy wuuian man a piece or our Tamous
Quaker City" cut glass or of our "Brauer's" hand-naintfid China. Them is nn Anns
of this not being acceptable because no woman ever gets more than she wants of it,
The prices are reasonable,
Among the other things that will make suitable gifts for women are:
Perfume, Stationery, Leather Shopping Bags, Hand Mirrors, Triplicate mirrors, Toilet
Sets, Leather Sofa Cushion Covers, Manicure Sets.
FOR "MEN In last Saturday's Times we outlined gifts that would be suitable for
men not merely articles that you can give but articles that will be useful and be appre-
ciated,
TWENTY-FIVE, CENT WINDOW We have gathered many odds and ends together
and placed them in what we call our "Twenty-Five Cent window," We call it that
way because every article in it goes for Twenty-Five Cents each less -than actual cost
in many instances,
Among the articles in it ere fine imported Japanese picture frames, Japanese card
boxes, books, scrap books,. children's books, autograph albums, brass match holders
and brass button boxes,
LOCKHARTPARSONS DRUG CO.
THE BUSY CORNER" Prestations accurately compounded,
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Turkey or Chicken
Phone 1104 or call at our new market on Broadway,
near 'B' street,
Finest lot of birds ever raised and fattened in the Co
quille Valley now ready for you,
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Don't Forget, the Children's Christmas Candy
CHRISTMAS CANNOT BE COMPLETE IN ANY HOUSEHOLD WITHOUT A SUPPLY OF CANDY BUT IT MUST
GOOD CANDY, THE KIND THAT IS OBTAINABLE ONLY AT
MARKET HOUSE
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CHOICEST OF CANDY IN HOLIDAY B
We pride ourselves on our fine stock of Candies, besides our own line of home
made candies, we are agents for Coffman's famous-candies made in Portland, You
can't think of a more acceptable, gift to give your friend or relative than our candy
put up in one of our Special Holiday Boxes, We have them in sizes from !2-P0und
to 4-pound, and can fill them with the- best of candi-es at popular prices,
Call and examine our Christmas Candies. We have the largest line in the citv "
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