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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1909)
SLr t rx X. 1 ' THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1909. mmtmttm:m:tmmmmmmmm:mmmmmm u kO . a -mar 1 . -Tfe "H" T 9 ffife 1 Attend the . - r ra i m i uw h , . ... ean up bale at jnercnani & iiammerer Nty. " HHd Thousands o rtmen ms m 4A . U SDlgOlOlU Mjverv r IT tk & LADIE SM ISSES' and CHILDREN'S CLOAKS Price Our Entire Cloak and Suit Department to be closed oat before ihe end of the season Everything must go, nothing reserved You will land in this lot the grandest assortment we have had. All this season's best, and marked to sell at once. Take your choice of any Cloak or Suit in the entire line at just ONE-HALF FORMER PRICE Men's Clothing $10.50 XO $18.00 SUITS MARtEI) TO SELL FOR $10.50. MEN'S SUITS IN ALIi COLORS AND PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM ALT; THIS SEASON'S GOODS AND IN EVERY SIZE MARKED TO CLOSE OUT IMMEDIATELY BEFORE THE CLOSE OF THE SEASON. DON'T RE THE LAST ONE TO TAKE AD VANTAGE AS THEY ARE GOING FAST. $10.50 TO $18.00. CI an Up Sale Price $10.50 EVERY HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX SUIT MARKED DOWN FOR THIS OCCASION. Boys' Knee Pants Suits Reduced Stf.50 TO $7.00 HOYS KNEE PANTS SUITS $1.45. ROYS' bUITS WITH TWO PAIR OF PANTS, ONE KNICKER HOCKEK, OTHER STRAIGHT PANTS, BUTTONS ARE RIVETED SO THEY CAN'T COME OFF, SEAMS ARE ALL BOUND SO THEY CAN'T RIP. SUITABLE FOR DRESS OR SCHOOL WEAR. THE BEST WK HAVE TO SHOW YOU. Clean Up Sale Price $4.45. EVERY YOUNG MAN'S AND BOYS' SUIT IN THE HOUSE RE DUCED FOR THIS OCCASION..-1 The Half Price Counter the H Attraction of TMs Bm Sale ON THIS COUNTER YOU AVILL FIND HIGH GRADE LACES, t EMBROIDERIES, TRIUDIINGS, HOSIERY, LACE CURTAINS, UNDERWEAR, AND ETC. TAKE YOUR PICK FROM ANY OF THESE' ARTICLES, DEDUCT ONE-ILVLF FORMER PRICE AND 3T'S YOURS. tt All Woolen Dress Materials 8 20 per cent Less Regular Price t f The House That Saves You Money ha Tt'JW R.4 S1 4 M ! '31 B SJ XL. i Wirf K & VH JV MITT F3 UJ tTUT V1 C . ". tY M kn Wu. r4 M 'T If UUBA VI Krkl 1 I & AJnkivli?AJuAlLJL31 umtttmttti.mtt?tAittiitutizt3,tttn?smve- AAA4J( JAMES HE 01 CMP if Well, my wire overtook and beat out the contracts and there you are, or rather here she is, and you just watch her mako good. Why the critics iu well, wait and see for yourself. Next, I got Miss Virginia Ames certainly one of tho sweetest and most accompllbhed ingenues in the business. I can just see &omo of my Coos Bay friends going dots over her. Miss Daisey Swaybel Is also a llttlo crackajack and has a I wonderful lino of specialties. She ' lately arrived in 'Frisco over tho Orpheum circuit. Miss Marjorlo Dal ton, late of Manhattan Operatic Com pany besides being a beautiful and clover actress, has a magnificent voice, and should become a big fu vorito from the start. Regarding tho men, my old heavy man is back with mo, Richards Clay, True UuurdnitUi, one of the best known leading mon on tho coast is also along. My comedian Edmund Flyiin. Well ho can make mo laugh and that's going somo. J. Lionel Swift is a character actor of sterling worth and is a master on dialects. Ashley C. Cooper an EngM,,h nctor of wide experience who camo to this company originally with Wilson Bar rott in tho "Sign of tho Cross," Is a clevor character man. Wlllurd Clauson late of tho Constance Craw ley Company "In Everyman," Is consldaied quite a matineo favorite. Tho opening play win. bo Fablo Romanl, a dramatization of Mario Corrolll's great novel "Tho Vendet ta." Perhaps no book In tho last !..., t hooii nhivlim mi account of a contuiy lias noon moro wmsiy reau. disagreement with tho Now York ' " Is a powerful story magnificently Byndlcato nuinagors. Besides ho ! constructed, and replete with stirring n,im! a well-earned rest and somo sconos and strong climaxes. The cos- - -months ago camo to Coos to visit ills j tinning will ho ono of tho principal mother and brothers, unuries ami Edmund. Ho then became forcibly Impressed with tho idea that Coos county would support n good porinanont company. "With this ond iu vlow, Mr. Keano wont down to San Francisco nnd or ganized a first-class company. "I played In luck right from tho Actor - Manager Announces Personnel of His New Troupe. Our old actor friend James Keano returns to us, theatrically, after an absenco of four yoars. This Is good news Indeed. Tho Keano Company or us Jim proposes to call his organ ization, "Tho Coos County Homo Stock Company',' will open at tho Odd Follows Hnll on Saturday, January 9. Tho play will bo Fablo Uonuuil taken from tho most famous novel of that great writer of ilction, Mario .'-"Corrbfll. Tho company Is u very strong ono, a far more powerful or ganization than any Mr. Keano has yot brought to tho Bay and that is Baying n great deal. James Keano la distinctly a metropolitan actor having played many leading loles on tho Now York stage. One of tho most notable characterizations in yoars was his performance of Tom I Dorgan In "In tho Bishop's Car- rlage," which play ran for an entlro season in Now York. That was two yoars ago, slnco that time Mr, Keano --'-&-x--' ?g-i."-mntMi .jaratj -.ls M 4 ;., The House That tt I Saves You Mosey txtmitsttttttttittt nziutrnttnt llUfMHi MM r start," romanced Konno yosteruuy to n hunch of friends. "I learned that Miss Woat was on tho coast visiting hor parents In Red Bluff, Cal. I lin modlntoly not busy on tho wiros and stolo hor away from Fred Belnsco, manager of tho Alcazar Stock Com pany of San Francisco, whom I learn ed had mailed her a contract for an extended ongogeineat iu tho Alma,, fonturea of tho production. There will bo vaudovlllo turns botweon nets furnished by Mibs Marjorlo Dalton, Mr. Wlllnrd Clauson, MlbS Daisy Swaybol, J. Lionel Swlfi. Gorman cough syrup for colds and coughs at tho RED CROSS. Residents On North Fork of Coquille Take Up rVIatter With Company. COQuILLE, Oro., Jan. 7. Resi dents of tho North Fork of the Co quille are said to be anxious for tho building of a branch line of railway leading up that stream. So states V. U. Footo of Norway. Mr. Footo had been over to Coos Bay, and whllo tiioro talked with Manager C. J. Mill's ou tho subject. Thot gontloman expressoj a desire to meet a committee, of North Fork citizens and learn tho nature of the proposition to bo offered. Mr. Foote says that the timber of that section offers tho principal output for a road, which is a mat ter of course, and if tho road were built there would bo much more log-' gtng In that section. The timber in terests of tho North Fork nro chiefly active for tho line. Its diverging point from the main tracks of the C. B. & E. would Ukoly bo near Nor way. A meeting of interested residents to discuss the mattor and seo what can be offered tho railway company In tho form of Inducement is soon to take place. ;xt RAORDINARY. ODD FELLOWS supported by Miss Neva West AND A POWERFUL ORGANIZATION INCLUDING RICHARD CLAY J. LIONEL SWIFT ASHLEY C. COOPER MISS VIRGINIA EAMES MISS JIAJORIE DALTON MISS DAISY SWAYBEL if uajbio romani A DRAMATIZATION OF MARIE CORRELLI'S FAMOUS HIGH CLASS SPECIALTIES BETWEEN ACTS SEATS ON SALE AT LOOK HART-PARSONS DRUG STORE MARSHFIELD, every Saturday night. NORTH BEND, every Friday night. BANDON, every Monday night. COQUILLE, every Wednesday night. MYRTLE POINT, every Thursday night. Plant Hfej-arely thrives under yew and ash trees. Shoo soles and nails at MILNER'S. i lain s medy 1 ANE S I E m "I .' i'RUE BOARDMAN fg EDMUND FLYNN H I WILLARD CLAWSON B M mm b NOVEL "THE A'ENIIETTA." H ! J SPECIAL ORCHESTRA K PRICES HOc, 3oc, 25c. H" 1 M I JIuto you column? tried Tho Times' want Cross Cut Saws at MILXKK'S. Comfort Ranges at MILNER'S. COLUMBIA MACHINE WORKS; Cavanagh, Chapman ti& Co. V ( General Repair Work and Woodturning. 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