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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1910)
THE COOS BAY TIM ES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1910 EVENING EDITION. 7 WiigMWWiM- " " ,-'! 9 orth of High Grade Wo men's and Misses' Tailored Suite, Coats, Capes and Skirts. Underwear, Hosiery, jllioes, and Dry Goods, Etc., Etc. The Big Sale in Our North Bend Store Will Continue Throughout Carnival Week. Marshfield's L vKk H iHH ll H eadin Two LARGE J ROOMS To Better Care for the Large Crowds that will Attend this Sale We Have Leased the Room Adjoining Our Regular Store Room on Market Ave. Remember This Sale is at Our Marshfield Store next door to The Woolen Mill Store. g Women's Store Now Forced to Unload It's Immense Stock of High Grade Wo men's and Misses Ready-to-wear Goods at a Terrific Sacrificed Everything Goes at 1 -4 to 1-2 Lessjhan the Regular Priced MYERS' coos BUILDING MARSHFIELD THIS, THE GREATEST OF GREAT SALES, WILL BEGIN Monday, Aug. 1 5th a g?T Saturday, Aug. 2 7th NOTHING RESERVED. EVERYTHING GOES. This is a genuine slaughter of High grade Merchandise, Women's Stylish Tailored Suits, Capes, Coats, Skirts and ii ' Waists. We don't offer a few Baits, but a Brand New, Clean $20,000 Stock of the BEST MERCHANDISE OBTAINABLE. WATCHFOR THE GREEN TAGS. Forced to Unload Quick We must have money. Cost is no consideration. Prices will go lower than you ever heard of. It will pay you to come one hundred miles and lay in sup ply for many months to come. Buy your fall and winter wearables now and save one half. THIS WILL BE A GENUINE SLAUGHTER SALE. You had better come early if you can and get first choice. During this sale we can not exchange goods or change anything. You will find everything just as advertised. One Dollar here will buy as much as Two Dollars elsewhere. Look for the green tags. jFe Opportunity of a Lifetime You know the high standard of this big stock of Dry Goods, Women's Ready Goods, Hosiery, Under weargnd Shoes. ALL MUST GO QUICK at aiiyold price. We must have the money. Our loss is yogajn. Thjs is a genuine sale such as this county has never seen. If you don't visit our store you will regret it. A great many lines are going at half-price and below. Think what that means to you? Can you in justice to yourself pass this great saving opportunity? Look for the green tags. OUR MARSHFIELD STORE Ladies' Tailored Suits, regular $12.50 QC values, now only . . . . ' Ladies' High Grade Tailored Suits, 1 A t selling at $35.00now go at . M HWV Ladies' Long Coats, plain and novelties j 1 A QP Regular $22.50 to $30 values, go atJ OC Ladies' Fine Tailored Skirts, selling reg- fL larly t $5.00, now at . . . P &' 3 Ladies' Shirt Waists, all styles, go at a great saving you. iook ior the green tags. COOS BUILDING Ladies' $1.25 Kid Gloves, all sizes and many rc colors, now - OcC All Linen Napkins, were $1.50, now dozen QOr White Bed Spreads. Full size. Were $1.35 a? now only - - . - . OiC Full size Hemmed Sheets. Were 65c. On A sale each Ht&Q Pillow Cases, 42x36. Hemmed. Were 15c 1 r now each only I UC OUR MARSHFIELD STORE Ladies' 3-strap Patent Colt Slippers. Were on $2.25. On sale, pair f . OVC Ladies' Vici and Patent Kid Slippers. Values OC to $2.50. Now pair . . . . VDC Ladies' $3.00 to $3.50 Vici Shoes, sewed l q "f and welt soles. Pair . l.Ol Ladies' Patent Colt Pumps. Wero reg- (i ap ularly$3.50. Now go at pair . $ I .V D Ladies' Dress Shoes and Oxfords, Were M if $4 to $6.00. Now pair . . . p&.&D The Largest Stock of Women's ready-to-wear goods in Coos Co. now at your mercy. Come early and often, and save one fourth to one half. Remember the Date. Monday, Aug. 15 th, 9 a. m. to Saturday, Aug. 27th, 10 p. m. I Mori Marshfield has ample hotel accommodations if you can't return same day. Crowds wilibe large, excitement intense and every article a bargain. Let nothing keep you away I :r .-?.
