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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1910 EVENING EDITION.
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' Extraordinary Sale of Men's I
Fme Overcoats, made with
Presto Convertible Collars
and Waterproofed, $14.50
and $19.50.
We received yesterday about four dozen overcoats direct from
the East, which are about a month late in delivery. To clean
same up quick, we offer them to you Friday and Saturday
at $J4.50 and $19.50. j
This is a great opportunity for men of Marshf ield to secure a
fine overcoat at a. saving of 25 .per cent. Remember, the yal-j
ues of these coats are from $4 to $6 more than prices asked.
"Cash Only," "MONEY TALKS,"
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EOTKIi GARDINER,
aer, Oregon Jins lioqn ro-
and Improved nuri la undor
jeracnt. Special nccommo
r itago passongors nnd for
Irlng a rest at tlio senshoro.
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6CIIILMN0, Proprlotor.
notice calling for a nomn
natino meeting oh caucus
TOR Till: NOMINATION OK
CANDIDATES KOI I THE OK-
KICK OK CO.MMON COUN-
oilmen and ok RE
CORDER. Notice Is lioroby glvon that by or
dor of tlio Common Council of tlio
City of Mnrahfiold, Coos County,
Orogon, duly mado and ontorod on
tlio llrnt dny of Novombor, 1910, n
nominating mooting or caucus will
lin linlil 111 Odd Fellows Ilnll In Rnld
jj.clty, on Monday, tlio twonty-flrat day
of Novombor, 1010, at tlio hour of
eight o'clock In tlio aftornoon ot said
day for tlio purposo of nominating
candidates for tlio following ofilcos.
Two momborfl of tlio Common Coun
cil of Bald city to Borvo for tlio torm
of tliroo yonrs each commouclng tlfo
(IrRt Monday In January, 1911, A
Rocordor of said city to Borvo for tlio
torm of ono yonr commencing tlio
flrflt Monday In January, 1911. Said
candidates to bo voted on at tlio rog
ulnr nnnunl municipal election of
Bald city to bo hold Tuesday, tlio
Blxth day of Decombor, 1910.
Dated this 9th day of Novombor,
19J0.
JOHN W. BUTLER,
Rocordor of tho City of Marahllold,
Coos County, Oregon.
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fomo of tho best buys on
Can arrango easy torms.
land buildings for ront.
L'OUST KHI.EEN,
Avo. MurshfHd. Oro.
Home Addition To Eastside
NOW ON THE MARKET
This addition Ib situated Immediately Hast of now Eastsldo Mill.
Tho lota aru 100x211 and larger, about olght ordinary lots; and
prices nro $100.00 up for thos largo tracts.
Tills plat was filed rocontly, and wo havo only a few
lots remaining unsold. This Indicates that tho proporty Is Interest
ing to purchasers, and anyono wishing to soenro a lot should act
promptly. Torms ono-hnlf cash, balanco equal paymonts, 3, G, 9
and 12 months. For particulars, sco
Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.
Gonornl Agents EASTSIDE . ilonry Songstackun, Manager.
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BREAKWATER HOTEL,
Kront St., Mnrshficld, Oro.,
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
Has boon thoroughly renovated
and nowly furnished. Rooms reason
able, by day, wook or month.
Mrs. J. H. O'DONNELL. Prop.
Heebie Toasters
trial for 30 days
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lext 10 davs we will deliver to
rtomer, an Electric Toaster and
y use same tor a period or ou
te of charge.
demonstrate this wonderful
electrical device to you.
REPORT OK THE CONDITION OK THE
First Trust and Savings Bank
OK COOS HAY
NOVEMBER 10, 1010.
MAHSHKIELD, OREGON,
Resources.
Loans nnd discounts . . .?127,-00.ri7
Ovordrnftfl. . .' 1,57-1.51
Boiuls and Bocurltlos. . 25,771.07
Dunking houso furnlturo
nnd fixtures 57,023".15
Cash on hand and duo
from bnnks 71.0S9.73
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Total ?282,R59.t;3
Liabilities.
Capltnl stock paid In. .$100,000.00
Surplus nnd undivided ,
profits 5,32C09
Doposltu 177, 532. (M
HE WOULDN'T LISTEN.
It Pays Centrally to Hoar What the
Other Fallow Hat to Say.
Tho benevolent looking old gontlo
man entered tbo shoe storo and, meet
Ing the proprietor near tho door, be
guii: "Good inornliig. sir. 1 wish to
spunk to you about a pair of shoes nnd
rubbers I bought hero a couple of days
ago. They nro"
"You'll have to see tho clerk who
roUI them to you," tho merchant an
swered very snappishly. "1 don't know
anything nbout them."
"Hut I desire to sny to you person
nlly thut"
"Now, look here, I can't bo bothered
over every pair of laces or box of pol
ish my clerks sell. Just sco tho young
man who waited upon you. Ho's
around somowhero."
"Yes, I sco him thcro at tho back
end of tbo store, but I really felt that
it was my duty to tell you about It
You seo"
"If I stood around listening to every
body who comes Into this storo to com
plain that tbey'vo bought something
they didn't want or that they'vo been
slighted, as they think, by my clerks 1
wouldn't hnvo time for anything clso
You'll plense oxcuho mo. Tho clerk
will hear your complaints, and If there
Is anything wo can do you may be
sure It will bo dona. But wo can't
tnko back oven n pair of rubbers after
they have been out of tho storo two
or three days. You can surely see
that If we did Dullness In such a
way"
"My dear sir. I don't want you to
tako back tho rubbers, and I haven't
any complaint to mnko. 1 merely
wished to tell you thnt I found the
Bhoes and rubbers nbout tho best In
their lino I over purchased. 1 believe
In tho princlplo of giving prnlso wber
ever It may bo fairly given, nnd 1 step
ped In to order somo moro goods, but
I sco you'ro too busy to bother with
such n trifle this morning, no I will bo
going." Shoo Trado Journal.
CATALOGUE BUYING.
Many Disappointments Resulting From
8endlnjj Money Away.
Thcro arc limits to the possibilities
of making purchases from no better
guldo than a catnloguo picture, and
mnny must bo tho disappointments re
sulting from It. Supposo thnt the trust
lug woman's oyo Is taken with tho
print of a gown described by tho opti
mistic recorder of such things an Allco
liluo. It Sounds safo. Illuo has always
been her color, and sho fills out tlio
blank. Then comes tho business of
choosing tho lint that Is to go with It
and supplement Its work of electrify
ing tho citizens of tbo hamlet In which
sho lives. Ami of courso thcro Ih a
hat that just suits, and tho text prom
Ihps that It will bo furnished In nny
ono of six colors, ouo of them being
providentially Allco blue. Gloves, veil
and parasol, nil of them nro supplied
by tbo merchant In tho same lovely
shade, and It looks as If a costumo of
surpassing beauty nnd completeness
were about to bo acquired.
Later It arrives, all 1U sovoral parts
Intnct nnd "Just an advertised." Hut,
oh, shades of Allco. can It bo that tlio
daughter of n prcsldont lent tho sanc
tion o.f her nnmo to this variety of
blues-blues that represent almost the
whole gamut or tints uiul In combina
tion aro nothing short of dlstresslngV-
New York Herald.
GIRL GUIDES FOR
YANKEELAND
British Movement Expected
Spread to This Country.
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meat iins gninou sucn n tirm
start in this country we may
bopo to havo soon n "girl
guldo" brigade also, as they havo In
England.
Tho girls of tho nation need moral
training ns much as tho boys.
Tho members of tbo English plrl
guldo brlgndo nro taught to cultlvnto
tho qualities of self reliance, energy
and thrift. Thoy loarn tho womanly
duties of cooking, nursing, otc. Tho
days of camp llfo give them experi
ence In farming, gardening, etc.
Finally, tho girl guldo's business Is to
mnko hersolf generally handy by learn
ing useful occupations nnd hnndlwqrk.
Sho may obtain badges of efficiency
for nmbulnnco work and us n natural
ist, a cook, a matron, n musician, a
nurse, a farmer, a needlewoman, a
swimmer nnd n host of other cnpncl
tlos. Moral training Is not neglected.
It Is In tho hnnds of tho captain of thu
company nnd Is designed to fall Into
two phases, the first teaching "n
knowledge of God through nut tiro
study," wlillo tho second Is concerned
with "chivalry, charity nnd helpful
ness." Girls nro enrolled nn guides between
tho ages of cloven and eighteen. .Eight
form n pntrol, which Is In tho care of
a patrol lender, who must bo over fif
teen. Tlireo patrols or moro form a
company, with cnptaln nnd lloutonnut,
who nro to bo over twenty-ono. Tho
training Is to be organized by locnl
committees of ladles, to whom nglrl
must produco n letter of consent from
lior parents beforo sho can bo enrolled.
To 8moko or riot to Smoke.
And still the clgnrctto nnd tho nntl
cigarette faction wago n fierce war,
which almost lenves BUffrngo In tho
background. Mrs. Allco Ilnosarclt
Longworth, probably much against her
will, tins been made tho leader of tho
clgnrctto movement. Ily that Ih meant
that tho leaders of tho opposition say
her cxnmple causes tho women of
Amerlcn to smoke. , , ,
Miss Mary I Italcomb, president of
tho Young I'eoplo'H Civic league, Is tho
bend of tho autt-clgarotto crusado.
Sho nays emphatically: "Clgarotto
smoking for women Is disgusting.
Thcro can bo nothing pleasing about
It A womnn smokes lwcnuso buforo
sho realizes it sho Is In tho tolls of tho
habit."
In tho meantlmo Jewelers report tlmf
novcr beforo has thcro been such n do
mnnd for gold uiul sliver smoking ar
ticles .for ladles as this season.
Total ?282,859.i.T
OKKIOKHS
JOHN 3. COKR, President.
JOHN F. HALL,
HENRY BENGSTACICEN,
BTEPHEN C. ROGERS.
M. C. HORTON,
AND DIRECTORS
DORSE Y KREITZER,' Cashier.
Vf. 8. CHANDLER,
WILLIAM GRIMES,
DR. (J. W. TOWER,
Vice Prcsldont and Manager.
DOES A GENERAL RANKINO AND TRUST HUSINKSS.
YOUH 11U8INESS SOLICITED.
Snfo Deposit Iloxes for rent In our fiteel lined, flro nntl
VniiltH nt $.'1.00 mill up per iiniiuni.
burglar proof
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THEWIR.ST NATIONALBANK
OF COOS BAY
STRICTLY A COMMERCIAL HANK.
Wells Kargo Novndn National Ilnnk, San Francisco, Cl.
The United SUitrs Notional lUnk, Portland, Or.
Tho National Park Ilank, New York, N, Y,
I Tho Corn Exchange National Dank, Chicago, 111.
Tbo Hfliik ot Scotland, London, England.
The Credit Lyonnnls, Paris, Franco,
In addition we draw drafts on all principal banking centers In
Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, China, Japan, North, Central and
Couth America.
Personal and commercial accounts kept subject to check.
Certificates of Deposits Issued. Safo Donoslt Boxos for ront.
Draws
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Next the Woman Jockey.
The womnn Jockey Is tho next prop
osition wo shall Imv0 to face. Tho
society womnn Jockey Is lu-ru to stay.
At sovoral races held at Aiken nnd nt
well known couutry clubs she hns
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OOS BAY GAS AND
ELECTRIC CO.
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FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK
MARSHFIELD, OREGON.
Oldest Hank in Coos County, Established In 1880.
Paid up Cupltnl nnd Surplus. $80,000,00.
Assets Over Half Million Dollars.
Does a general banking business nnd draws drafts on the Hank
of CaMfornln, San Francisco, Cal.; Hanover National Dank, N. Y.;
First National Dank, Portland, Ore ; First National Bank, Rose
burg, Ore.; Tho London Joint Stock Dank, Ltd., London, England.
Also sells exchange on all of the principal cities of Europe.
Individual and corporation accounts kept Bubject to check. Safe
deposit lock boxes for "gt
J. W. DENNETT, President. It. " WILLIAMS, Cashier.
J. II. FLANAGAN, V.-Pres. GEO. 13. WINCHESTER, 'AmU Cash.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
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Coos Bay JR.oseburg Stage Line
Dnlly stage betvycen Roscburg and Mnrslilleld. Stago leave daily and
Sunday at 7 p. in. Faro, $0.00,
OTTO SniIETTER, AKont, O. P. DAItNARD,
lSH) MARKET AV Marshfield. Agent, ROBEDUItO, OJUC
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Plnn to Enthuse Clvlo Pride.
The Houston (Tex.t Business lencuo
has adopted soini' novel Ideas us re
gards Its letterheads The envelopes
nnd lettei heads used for correspond
ence within the city ure reploto with
a number of quotations estimated to
enthuse the people of Houston with n
prldo In their city Among theso quo
tlons ure the following! "Build nnd
noost." "Use the Ship Channel." "Not
For Keif, but For All." "What nelps
Our City Helps You." "Greater Pros
perity Through u Greater Houston,"
"Build More Fnetorles nnd Increuso
tho Tin Huckot Brigade." Tho letter
head used for out of town work Is al
together different. It talks of, and not
to, Houston. "Vhero seventeen rail
roads meet tho sea," Is tho bunion of
the talo It carries. It tells In statistics
of Houston-now and future. Down
at tho bottom It nil ends. "A City or
Unlimited Manufacturing Opportunl
tics. Come and Blow Your Whistle
With Us."
The Town Knocker,
Bury tho knocker out In tho woodH
In tho beautiful hole in the grouud.
wbora bumblebco bums and tho wood
pecker sings nud tho struddlo bugs
tumble around. He's no good to tho
town-he's bummy and practically dead
yet ho wants tho whole earth, In
closed with a fence, and tho stars that
shlno over his head. Theji hustle him
off to tho bonoynrd and bury hlra thero
good and deep. Let him lie ou his
back with bis toes sticking up and
everlastingly Bleep. He's no good ou
earth; he's a Jonah, a pest to all de
cent folks. If he's troubled with liv
ing we'll uot miss him a bit when bo
croaks. Boono (la.) Independent
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Value of Trees In Streets.
A local iustanco is knowu of a man
who purchased three lots In a now
tract in Los Angeles, tho middle ono of
which was directly behind a hugo llvo
oak tree which had been left In tho
street and neatly curbed. Ho was ask
ed why ho choso those lots, tho highest
priced on tb? street (for the first own
er uIbo hod an appreciation of tree vol
u.J3), nnd bo ronljed; "On account of
'th'aV'WUtifur trod. It will also shut
off from view at least two houses on
tho other sldo of tbo street from ench
ono of my lots. Wo will then always
fcol moro like being out in the country,
with less of city artificiality ,'f
A SOCIETY JOCKEY.
mado her mark, and now It remains
for tho professional to mnko good. Re
cently a dispatch nppeured lu tho news
columns of a Now York papor an
nouncing that next season would prob
ably seo tho "tryliig out" of u number
of ambitious girls who usplrwl to bo
como Jockeys,
MAUD ROBINSON.
School Children's Health.
Many aulll U caught by children
sitting in wot, shoes nnd damp clothes
all day at school. Tho floor draft
and tho damp footgear soucctlmw com
bine to lay the seeds of rheumatlsn
and even consumption.
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