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THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1909-
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PRICES IN GOOD,
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$:$.50 TO $1.50 LADIES FIXE SHOES, $3.05.
Great assortment of Ladies up-to-date shoes in iwtent leather, kid,
valourc, tnlf and etc. Tills season's new shapes, but two and three
pair of a lot remaining.
CLEAN UP TRICE, $2.05
$:j.oo LADIES FINE SHOES, $1.08.
Great assortment of Ladles' Shoes in Uid and valourc, calf; medium
mid heavy boles, all t-ies and widths to seelct Irom.
CLEAN UP PRICE, $1.08.
82.00 TO $2,115 MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SHOrS, $1.35. N
Misses and Children's Shoes, sics H)& to 2 in hid and calf "entlier,
heavy and medium soles, all this year's stjles mid good quality.
CLEAN UP SALE PItlCES. S1.JV5.
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ROCHESTE? N.Y.
$2.75 HOY'S HEAVY SCHOOL SHOPS, $2.15.
llojs heavy school and vtct weather shoes, heavy soles mid up
pers, largo eyelets with huclc skin strings, sizes 2 to 5.
CLEAN UP SALE PRICE, $2.15.
$2.00 LADIES FUR TOP SHOES, $1.35.
Ladles fur top house slippers, assorted trimmings and all sizes,
shoes that sell everywhere for $2.00 to $2.25 and good value.
'"" CLEAN UP SALE PRICE, $1.35.' ' '
ALL .."OOL DRESS MATERIALS, 20 PER CENT LESS REGULAF
PRICE.
$3.00 AND $3.50 MEN'S HATS, ENTIRE STOCK TO CHOOSE
FROM $2.35.
$1.25 DRESS SHIRTS 05c. STOCKS CONSIST OF THE POPULAR
MONARCH HRAND.
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FINE LACE CURTAINS HALF PRICE.
Luce curtains consisting of tyo to three pair and values up to
$12.50 that wc will close out to soil quick.
HALF REGULAR PRICE.
MEN'S 50c JERSEY RIBBED UNDERWEAR, 35c.
Men's Jersey Ribbed Undergarments in blue, brown, natural and
gray. All sizes and come full cut, qualities that are exceptional at 50c
CLEAN UP 'SALE PRICE, 35c.
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ANNUAL MESSAG
CAUSES COMMENT
(Continued from pago l.j
civilization mako another step for
ward and :i.iy tribute to the citizens
who havo tho coinage of honest con
viction und did their duty in spite of
throats, jeais and thoughtless con
doninntlon. "Profiting by tho oxperlenco of
tho past aud tho obvious lequiio
monts ot tho near futuro, I will urge
upon you to contlnuo tho woik out
lined nntl begun In tho improvement
of tho city's streets. Thoro has beon
n, unlvorsal dcslro on tho pait of
property owneis to coopornto with
'tho council In bringing sticot re
quirements up to a good sorvlceablo
condition: and I am glad to noto
tant adjunct to public pleasure
should not bo considered in an ln
difforont manner.
"Tho growth of tho city la every
direction naturally brings up tho
question of tho fire department; per
haps no small city hns ever enjoyed
such nn offlclent volunteer firo de
partment as Marshfield, but on ac
count of the dlstnnco which many of
tho firemen have to come, tho re
sponse to a call must of necessity bo
slow, and tho facilities which tho
city now has of gottlng Its equip
ment to tho scene io crude and tardy,
and I hopu that It will not require
a disastrous conflagration to make
you realize that our firo department
will havo to bo provided with a more
expeditious method of reaching a
flie In its lnclploncy.
"1 cannot go Into tho details of the
many quesuons which will piesent
themselves to you In your capacity
as councllmen, but In addition to tho
TjyUi)etter Judgment In this respect general routine of jour business you
Mr Ar-rniBifrovailcd, ovor obstructionists, in
it-i.tHifv tlin ntrontfl In n hnttnr rmull-
tlon to rocoivo tho Increased traffic
ot our growing city. In order to es
tablish proper grndos much field and
oinco work has beon thrust upon tho
engineering dopartmont; this has
entallod an lucienso of expoudlturo
of public funds, but it has been a
nocosslty. Hofoio ptoporty owuors
will attempt to oiect costly and sub
stantial buildings they must first
know whnt tho ponuanent grado will
bo, and beforo any poruianent grado
can ho established a general survey
of all of tho Btrcats must bo had In
order to ninko tho grade as uniform
ua possible
ijsfcyTho oxtenslon and bottorniont of
tho sowor systoin, will roquiio your
thoughtful consideration during this
year, Tho health conunltteo has re
ported tho urgont necessity of pio
vlding a public sowor sjstom for
various parts of tho city In order
to prosorvo tho health and welfare ot
tho public. I would uIbo suggest to
yoii tho Importance of looMux Into
tho projoct of purchasing a muni
cipal wntor systoin to supply tlio In
habitants, and also for the purpogo
of firo protection and sanitation.
."I would hleo usKet that the
timo Is duo when something should
ho dono to provldo the city with bpt
tor and moro oxtenslve jnrk faclIN
ties. Land can now ho puriliasm
for B'ich purpoaoa chpanei than at
any subsequent timo and this hnpor
should bear In mind tho larger prob
leins involving the futuro welfare of
tho city and mako timely provision
for tho coming necessities of a largor
and more complox population.
"What Is an easy matter for jou
to provide now, may become a dif
ficult question to haudio at bume
subsequent timo and jou should re
moinhor that many seilous and ir
leparablo mlstnUes aio made through
fjlso economy and a lack of fore
sight, and iuany cities havo paid
dearly for tho loss of privileges
which they could havo obtained in
tho earllor poriod of tholr exlstonco
for a nominal sum, but were neglect
ed through lack of public Interest in
thoso to whom their futuro welfaio
was intrusten1rr
'"t is my wish that all of your
dollboiatlons will bo characterized
by prudaneo and binccrlty of pur
pobo which will redound to tho clty'r
benefit and n bottorniont of tho poo
phi's condition, adding pleasure to
tholr pleasure, to their homes and
pride In municipal nppcaranco, Dc
not think that tho pooplo of Marsh
field wont to llvo burroundod by 11
beggarly and miserable munlc'pa'
t'xUteuco, but on th other hand yoi
will find willing help to place on'
city In h uoHt aud respectable condl
tlon, wUloh will relleot credit 01
their energies and commond their
ptido"
(Signed) n, E STRAW,
Mayor of tin It) of Mansh'lel
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ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY
FELLOWS CA.HJf iU
hall aTOraity9 Jm&o
JAMES KEANE
supported by Miss Neva West
AND A POWERFUL ORGANIZATION INCLUDING
RICHARD CLAY MISS VIRGINIA EAMES VRUE BOAUDMAN
J. LIONEL SWIFT MISS MAJORIF. DATTON EDMUND FLYNN
ASHLEY C. COOPER MISS DAISY SWAYBEL WILLARD CLAWSON
In FABIO ROMANI
A DRAMATIZATION OF MARIE CORRELLI'S FAMOUS
HIGH CLASS SPECIALTIES BETWEEN ACTS
SEATS ON SALE AT LOCK HART-PARSONS DRUG STORE.
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of your Dress Shirts beforo sending
It to us to bo dono up, nud then note
ho nownets and the gloss when you
jot it back. But all our Laundry
ork Is done in the sumo caroful,
jalns-taklng, and thorough way. No
matter In what shape or condition
our Iinou roachos us, It loavos our
establishment Immaculate. Ono tost
will piovo this, and for jour own
jako jou ought to mako tho test.
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Mr. C. H. Wagner, Gen. Mgr, Russ Lumber Co.. San Diego
Cal., U. S. A., writes as fo.lows: "A fire occurred during the night
of August 17th and was not discovered until morning. B.ao had '
died out as tho roofing would not Ignite. This roof is covered with"
jour Malthold Roofing. We consider that the resistance of the
Malthoid Roofing stopped the blaze and s.ned the plant."
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