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In most linos, we have but u few articles loft now and the prices on them will bo a regulation to you and a boon to the LATE XMAS SHOPPERS.
FGR INSTANCE: Guaranteed Sterling Silver Sets Only a few of them left-at actual cost. Tho greatest bargain over offered on Coos Bay.
Only a few articles of our fancy line of Brass Goods and Pottery that have been so popular this fall, are left and wo have marked thorn away down.
Great Reductions have boon made in the few articles left in our Manicure and Toilet Sets, etc.
REMEMBER. YOU ARE GETTING OJUALITY AT EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES
Be Sure and take advantage of this sale. Come
1 once as the article you
WILL DBSE
CHRISTMAS
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Bend Methodist church of which
Rev. Walter Ross Is pastor, will hold
an entertainment Christmas night
and will give the following program:
Chorus The Redemption.
Duet "The Same Old Story"
. . . .Margery Smith, Irene Inman
Recitation Dorns Gubcer
Recitation Raymond Thorson
Recitation "Peace, Love, Joy, Light"
Infant class Motion song "A Mil
lion Little Snow Flakes"
Recitation Irene Inman
Recitation Eleanor Ackerman
Primary song "Little Star."
Chorus "Christmas Day."
Recitation Glen Ackerman
Recitation Ralph Christinson
Song "They Crowned Him King of
Glory."
Solo "Star of the Bast,". Miss Smith
Recitation "A Christmas Rose".
Caf rie Stevens
Song "The Glory of tho Bells."
Song "Nearer My God to Thee".
Three girls
North Bend Presbjteriun.
The children of the Sunday school
of the North Bend Presbyterian
church will give a missionary exer
cise tonight. The entertainment is
entitled "Gifts for the King" and tho
following program in charge of the
superintendent, L. E. Metzler, will bo
given after which th'ero will be a
Christmas tree and treat":
"Christmas Welcome". .Elden Evans
"Merry Christmas to Everybody.
Glen Metzler
Reading Esther Emhoff
Bethlehem's Batallion
Miss Griffins' class of boys
Primary motion song.
North nciul United Brethren
The United Brethren church of
North Bend will hold the children's
entertainment tonight. The program
will bo as follows:
Song by audience "Joy to the World"
Bible reading Rev. Dakin
Prayer Rev. Summerlln
Greeting Rotha Strawn and Eldon
Cavanagh.
Recitation Edith Cavanagh, Pearl
Redfleld, Herbert Strawn, Glenda
Summerlln, Cawel Strawn.
Stars of tho Christmas Crown
Louisa Redfleld, Joella Hodson,
Boula Summerlln, Bessie Robert
son, Florence Collum.
Song Jonnett and Mary Rongo
"Wide-awake song Chorus
Recitation Senova Olson
Recitation Ida Huntly
Song Florence Mablo Collum
Recitation Leonard Dorks
Waiting for Santa . . .Six little girls
Recitation Fremont Hodson
Solo "Dolly's Prayer" .. Mary Miller
"Under tho Gleam of tho Candles"
Twolvo girls.
Ciithollr Church.
Tho children of St. Monica's Cath
olic chinch have been Invited to
jgnthor nt tho new store building In
South Marshfleld Immediately after
tho closo of tho 1,0:30 a. m. mass.
vThero will bo a Christmas treo and
'prcsonts for tho children.
' Lutheran.
Tho program for tho Sunday
School Festival nt tho Lutheran
church, Christmas night' at 7:30 p.
in. follow a:
Song Choir
A Wolcomo Alton Grant
"A Happy Xmns Esther Holm
In a Manger Cradle . .Agnes Johnsor
Song , Uy olovon girl?
Whon Christmas Morn is Dawning
, 'Anulo Storgnrd
"Tho Christ Child" . .Albert Johnson
"Sloop Llttlo Ono" . Win. Josophson
"Christmas Carol" . Jonnlo Bowman
"In Bothlohom" Edith Johnsor
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"To All People" Ruby Carlson
Solo "Why Do. Bells at Christmas
Ring" Esther Holm
Recitation Arthur Hillstrom
Dialogue Six girls
Recitation Milton Hagqulst
Recitation Stella Futstrom
Solo Helen Gulovson
Recitation Esther Asplund
Recitation Bessie Sandqulst
Solo Alton Grant
Recitation Agnes Sandqulst
Recitation Elsie Hilstrom
Dialogue By three boys
Recitation Hilmor Grant
Recitation Rudy Hillstrom
Song Selma Abrahamson and Gun
hill Lund.
Recitation Ingrld Anderson
Song By nine girls
Recitation . Konrad Anderson
Recitation Nellie Olson
Solo Lydla Holm
Recitation Bertll Anderson
Recitation . Emll Backman
Song Esther Asplund and Ethel
Josephson.
Recitation Stella Grant
Dialogue By four girls and four
boys.
i Recitation Arthur Holm
Song . . i i Choir
I Methodist.
The program for the entertain
ment at the Methodist church tonight
is as follows:
Song "Sing Your Glad Song."
Recitation, "Little Merry Christmas
Trees," ..By Miss Sebolt's class.
Recitation "Christmas"
By nine children.
Song "In the Land of By Low". .
Mrs. Lever's class
Recitation "Christmas Stories Told
With Fingers," Miss Wooley's
class.
Song "A Christmas Lullaby". . . .
Dorothy Bachtel
Recitation Eflle Church
Recitation "No Room"
Mr. Drew's class
Song "Star of the East."
Recitation "The Star in the East"
Miss Wooley's class
Recitation "Christmas Candies"..
Mr. Pratt's class
Song "Hear the Tinkle of tho Xmas
Bolls" Mrs. Lever's class
Recitation "Gifts For Santa Claus"
Twenty little folks
Recitation "Banner Exercise"...
Mrs. Lever's class
Reading "The Christmas Bells"
Mary Hansen
Song "Silent Night."
nAVE YOU seen tho Steinway
Piano new scale at Sherman Clay &
Co., Coos Building, Marshfltfld, Ore.
SHERMAN & CLAY have COME TO
STAY.
Steamer BREAKWATER sails
from Coos Bay for Portland SAT
URDAY, DEC. 20, nt 12, NOON.
Christmas Kodaks at tho RED
CROSS.
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TAKING DOWN THE STOCK-
INGS.
What did you get in yours,
Jim and Eddie?"
"Look what I've got in mine,
Tom and Freddie!"
"A box of candied dates-;-"
"Gee whiz! A pair of skates "
"An engine, cars and track "
"Oh, the poor jumping jack,
Broken already!"
"What did you get In yours,
Jessie Molly?" '
"Look what I found In mine!
A talking dolly!"
'I'll show you how she cries;"
"Oh, look! She shuts her eyes!"
"Mittens and slumber socks-
"Tea set-wind building blocks
Goody, now jolly!"
"What did you find in yours,
Grown-up brother?"
"Why not look in your own,
Little mother?"
(Mother and father say
They'd rather watch than play;
Presents enough, they trust
They've got in having just
Us, and each other!)
SARAH N. CLEGHORN.
"SICK WOMAN'S LUNCH
CUTS OFF HER BENEFITS
Fraternal Society Committee, Flntk
ncr Laying in a Cargo of Pigs'
Feet and Sauerkraut. T
DETROIT, Dec. 24. Because the
Ladies' Aid Society, an organization
of Gei man women, withheld her sick
benefits, Mrs. Henry Opplflenuus haE
brought suit to enforce payment.
She was resisted on the ground that
a woman couldn't be very ill who
would eat sauerkraut and pigs feet.
The plaintiff had been 111 for sev
oral weeks and had undergone1 an
operation. -She was paid ?5 per week
for eleven weeks, and then, when sev
eral ladies called upon the invalid,
they testified they found her seated
at the table eating heartily of a diet
of sauerkraut and pork. At once the
sick benefits stopped, tho women
holding that an invalid couldn't eat
such a dish.
The question was too deop for Jus
tice Ott to decide offhand, and he
withheld decision.
An Italian physician has discover
ed that carrots act as an intestinal
antiseptic, and will cure many forms
of digestive disorders.
Fine Turkey Xmas dinner at
BLANCO HOTEL, fifty cents.
Coffee Percolators and chafing
dishes at tho RED CROSS.
Get your XMAS DINNER at tho
Blanco. TURKEY, 5t30 to 7:30.
Diamond Jewelry at the RED
CROSS.
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The piinclpal in 'the prize-fight to be held Christmas afternoon at the
Skating rink, make tho following statements:
GUS FORD "I feel In perfect condition, In fact never felt hotter in
my life. I realize that I have got a top notcher to beat but beat him
I will." "
CHARLEY ROSS "I nm In cnod condition for iho fight. I think that
ny experience should overbalance m r opponent's size and I have good
chances for winning the fight within ten rounds.
There has been a big advance sale of seats. Tho reserved seats are
$2'.50, gallery $1.50, and general admission $1. Tho reserved seats are
ringside ghairs.
1 Qualify mi Prices
Are the twin foundation stones on which our growing business
Is built?
FIRST The best meat that can be produced.
SECOND The lowest prices at which it can bo sold.
HERE ARE A
Boef, per lb 8 to 15c
Mutton, per lb. 10, 12 and 15c.
Veal, per lb ..10, 12 and 15c.
Corned beef, per lb ... . 8 to 10c.
Pork, per lb ....12 nnd 15c.
The CITY
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thing in our Holiday Stock must go at Reduced Prices.
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FEW FIGURES:
Pork sausage, per lb 10c
Hamburger, per lb 10c
(Jood Hams nnd Bncon, per
pound 18 to 20c
n Pounds pail best Inrd 05c.
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pounded. May you havo a pleasant and nms-
pcrous year, and If you will let us at- J
tend to your Laundry, we will nrom-"
iso you prosperity and pleasure with i ;
your linen anyway. Let us have jour'i
Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Fancy Vests '!
and other things to "get up," and -you
will nover havo cause to regret,
you will never lose an article or havo
it damaged, never suffer delay when;
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U good material and the lowest
jj prices consistent therewith on
contracting in marble, granite, 1
4 stone and concreto work and 8
tiling. Call on the Pacific
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Coal$4,50perToni
Dry Store Wood $2.00 per
tier. We solicit your trade. All
orders filled promptly.
COOS BAY FUEL COMPANT
J. O. DOANE & SON, Props.
Phone 534 or Leave Orders at
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The specifications call for
class "A" material and work
manship throughout. Esti
mates given on plumbing,
heating and gas fitting.
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