The Coos Bay times., July 13, 1910, EVENING EDITION, Page 4, Image 4

4 T-. THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1910 EVENING EDITION -1
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A Big Selling Event Tomorrow in Our Suit Department
Intensely Interesting to the Most Exacting Women
Finest Tailored Suits at One Half Price
MADE IX TIIK LATEST SEMI-EITTIXG AXI) CLOSE-KITTIXG MODELS IX 32 TO BCMXCH LKXOT1I , WITH FANCY PLAITED SKIRTS. 1
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$25.00 Tailored Suits - $ 1 2.50 $30.00 Tailored Suits - $ 1 5.00
$27.50 Tailored Suits - $ 1 3.?5 $35.00 Tailored Suits - $ 1 7.50
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Semi-Annual Clearance Muslin Underwear
The Price Range Is One of Extraordinary Interest
MITII IXTKHKST IS TAKEN IX TIIK SERIES OK SALES GIVEX IIY THIS STOKE. CROWDS AND CROWDS? OK EAGER SHOPPERS
COME TO TAKK ADVANTAGE OK I HE MANY REAL BARGAINS AM) SUPPLY THEIR NEEDS. EVERY DAY YOU .MAY KIX1) NEW INDUCE
MEXTS; E KKYWHKKK YOU LOOK CAN UK KOI XI) MANY USEKl L THINGS OKl'ERED AT A GREAT SA ( H1KICK DRY GOODS, LURKS'
AXI) GENTS' KURNISHINGS, CLOTHING, SIIOKS, ETC. ALL DEPARTMENTS REPRESENTED.
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North Carolina Men Charged
With Murder to Be Taken
Back Soon.
Tho Sheriff from Mitchell county,
North Carolina, is expected here In a
few days to get George Holdei;, one
of the two men who are wanted for
murder in North Carolina, and who
are under arrest In the Coos county
jail.
Holder Is only nineteen years of
flgo, and the crime for which lie is
wanted was committed in September,
1909. He claims that ho acted In
months the road be built on all of the
streets on which the franchise Is
given. Ho asked that if he has a
mile of track built within the spec- the street
ifled time in the city limits that he! open after
made only fifty feet wide, In which
case it would not be necessary to
change the property on one side of
The question was left
some discussion on the
will be meeting with the require-j part of tho councllmen. An investi
meiits if he has built outside the citygillIon w, be mnde t0 see just what
limits oti.1 .w...rm...t.t ...t.l. .t... I
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mile of track, road of sufficient length
to equal the dis.ance on tho other
streets on which he is now required
to build in the city within eighteen
can be done.
Sower Complaint.
C. A. Johnson made a complaint
about the sewer in West Marshfleld.
months. In other words, he wants j He said that he was assessed $343,
ma waiitiuai iu uu guuu II wlltull ! a,iU tt t te ei was uii buuil a
self-defense. Tho boy says that he 0Bhteen months from the time it was'snule that it would do him no good
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was pursued by a man who threat
ened him bodily harm and that he
took out his knife and cut the othci
passed he builds a road which will if he should build on his property,
equal the length of tho proposed road , He said he did not mind paying a
In the city, and that one mile of this small amount for the general good of
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intend to indict a mortal wound.
John Burleson, the other man who
Is wanted for murder and is also un
der arres., is twenty-nine years old,
and is a cousin of Holder and lived
In McDowell county, North Carolina,
which adjoins the county In which
Holder lived. Dtii'Ioson killed a man
for whom he was working, . He says
that he quarreled with his employer
and that he shot him in self-defense.
Tho two men eame to Oregon and
hnvo been together part of
while In Coos county. Thej
ly hoped to escape being found
jiari oi tno count r, but they mu
located hero and tho Sheriff placed
them both under arrest. Holder will
probably be taken luck next week
and nu olllcer will come for Uurlesou
later on.
ing his wants, It was suggested at
once that tho City Attorney should
be present. It was stated that Mr.
fioss would be home most any time,
and without any discussion on tho
part of the councilnien the matter
was referred to the council as a com
mittee of tho whole to he taken up
as soon as the City Attorney could
be present.
assessment was too great for him to
pay without his property being bene
fitted. Mayor Straw said that there
had been a number of complaints of
different kinds about the sewer and
he thought it all ought to be inves
tigated. It wa refenert to the
health committee to imostigate.
Other niiMiio"..
A complaint about the grade at
Fourth and Klrort was referred to the
s.reet committee to straighten out.
Some of the property owners on I
Elrod avenue want an eight foot s'de.
waTIc instead of a six-foot walk. The
council decided to consider
change If a proper petition
brought in.
XKV 'IIAKXKSS SHOP.
I am opening a new harness in the
former Stutsman real estato ofTiee,
corner Front street and Central ave
nue. I manufacture all harness my
self and made-to-order harness will
be a specialty. Also do all kinds of
harness repaiiing.
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FOUNTAIN PEN
Every man needs a Fountain Pen.
We carry all the best makes of pens.
Every Fountain Pen we carry is guar
anteed by manufacturer and us.
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Fill your own pen at our free pub
lic fountain.
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Old Oven
is often blamed when the real trouble lies in'
i lie brand of ilour used in making the broadj
biscuits and pastry. V o have found that oun
Snow Drift Flour, mai1. from selected North
western grown nine S.cm Wheat meets with
the approval of most housewives. Of course,
our process of milling hna a lot to ilo with It.
Snow Drift isn't n bleached flour that's aaj
advantage. It proves In the baking.
H. W. PAINTER
Agent, Marhlillelrt, Oregon.
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TH BEND BONITA MARSHFIELD
Th
t and Fastest Launches on the Day.
LEAVE MARSHFIELD.
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V AI.O.(. TIIK WATKK KltOXT.
The tug Hohar s fioni tho Siuslaw
arrived In the Day to-daj.
Shows That Coos County is
Not So Very Hard to
Reach.
Whon people think that Coos U
Speaking of Flavoring Extracts
reminds us that many kinds sold by tho grocery stores are lack
ing in strength and poor in llavor, yet are sold at high prices.
For instance, a 2-oz. bottle of vanilla for :?."c.
We know how to make flavorings that are good and
strong and with great delicacy of flavor. It does not take a
quarter as much of our flavors as it does of many others on
the market, yet we give you a 3-oz. bottle of either vanilla or
lemon for 2."e. We are giving the utmost value for the money.
sk our grocer tor Sunset Vanilla and Sunset Lemon
or come direct to us.
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LEAVE
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NORTH BEND.
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Three boats are plying regularly between Marshfleld and North Ben'l
from C.30 A. M. to 11 P. 11.
Boats for charter at any old tlm o
J. A. O'lvKLLY, Proprietor.
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MOUNT DIABLO AND JOSSON CEMENT
The best Domestic and Imported brands.
Plaster, Lime, Brick, and ull kinds of builders material.
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.,,'ir " "1 " . SaU tM 'Sinfully isolated as some would
' ' .have us believe, they are mistaken. '
1 saltl Sheriff Gage to-day. "1 t.iaiU
v B.-.,uiur .,,. v. r,aut rrom San what I think Is a record trip whea
V1"w" '" "" '-. "in "as not coming Home last week. I ate break-
yet arrived. She U. expected some fast at Albany, Ore., at 4:30 oVIec':
w """ ""l-"'"- !! tho iuornlns and ate s.jpper at Co.
quillo tit 7:30 o'clock the same eve
ning. That B KOillK some when vnu
snip to think about it. I took the
train from Albany and at Koseburg
took nu auto for Conullle. I think
;v.'heu wo can make such trips Coos
The Nairn Smith an Ived iu at noon county people have no complain
from tho south. ThU U her llret trip about this locality being hard io
in nearly a mouth, hnvlng made a trip uit."
io tno Columbia Klver and back to;
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M XUPCTURING CHEMISTS.
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HUGH McLAIN
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
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'Money Talks" "Cask Only"
The Breakwater will arrive iu enrlv
Thursday morning from Portland ami
is scheduled to leave Coos Ray at 1
o clock Friday afternoon.
LARGE SAM'S OK TIIK PAST TWO WKKKS LEAVE A
G15KATMAXY SMALL BROKEN SlES IN CLOTHING AXI)
SHOES.
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STEAMER M. F. PLANT
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Sails for San Francisco every eight days. I
er tent Discount
TICKETS RESERVED UP TO THE ARRIVAL
RESERVATIOXS WILL BE CANCELLED AT
LESS TICKET IS BOUGHT.
OP THE SHIP,
THAT TIME UX-
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TIIK WHKAT .MARKET,
KLKlTinc HXTUUKS are golnjs ' (By Associated Press.)
at cost while they lat. ISO Broart-1 CIHCAUO. July 18. Wheat cWc.i
Avay itc-day as follows: July, i03isc.
September. 102 o.: ' December
Sixteenth annual picnic of tho Suonil 1034o.; May. lOOe.
Pndoty will be held Sunday, July 31,1 PORTLAND, Jnlv 13. AVheat un
at Knegren's drove. Watch posters. changed.
EARTsm7i'B a OTtl, ! TAC0MA. Wah., July 13.Wheat
v KASTSIDL IS A An.VXER, j unchanged.
THE P.ALAMK OK THE WEEK ON ALL SMALL LOTS
U.OTHIXtt AND SHOES. IT PAYS TO BUY UOR CASH.
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TEAME
Hub Clothing and Shoe Company
MARSHFIELD. BAND0N
BREAKWATER
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at service of tide. Reservations will not lo heia later than nopn of
lay previous to sailing, llnIcss tlckcU npo mn.cIlnscd
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