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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER21J910 EVENING EDITION.
North Bend News
Personal Notes
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D. K. HOOD of Coos River, la n
Marshflold shopper toiltiy.
High wntor
Date.
Wcd'd'y. 21
Thursday 22
Frldny... 23
Saturday 24
SUNDAY 25
A Man's Store
For Men's Wear
A. M. P. M.
li.in. (t. h.m. ft.
1:20 7.4 3:40 7.7
C:1S 7.5 4:52 G.9
C:ll 7.7 C:08 C.3
7:03 7.8 7:31 CO
7:54 7.D 8:51 CO
J. S. MASTERS of Catching Inlet,
was a Mnrahlleld visitor today.
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Millicoma Hats, ....
Mallory Cravcncttc Hats,
John B. Stetson Hats,
"Bacmo" Dress and Street Gloves, $1.50 to
Neckwear in Christmas Boxes, 50c to
Suspenders in Christmas Boxes, 50c to
Sweater Coats, $2,50 to
Initial Handkerchiefs, silk and linen, 25c and
$3.00
$3.50
$4.00
$2.50
$J.OO
$1.50
$5.00
.50
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Of course we have many other things, including
Suits, Overcoats and Rain Coats, which any man
would be proud to wear.
The Woolen Mill Store
Mill-to-Man Clothier Marshficld, Oregon
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The Busy Corner
IN LEATHER; FOR XMAS GIVING
SHAVING
OUTFITS
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HANDBAGS A glanco In our window brings nn Impression
of nownoss and distinctiveness, tho kind thnt nro nrtlstlcnlly
niado and finished of dependable leather that hold their
shapo. And theso nro tho kind that ono wants ot glvo or ro
colvo. Tho mountings" too, gilt and gun niotnl, aro tho best
and most artistic. Doth slnglo and doublo strap handles. Eve
ry loather and color.
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Prices:
From $2.00 to $25.00
Other Things of Leather which Suggest Likely Xmas
Gifts are
Manicure sets from ?.00 to 818.00
Traveling Sots front 9.0 $10.00
Playing Cards with Vather rases, from ?1. to 8 00
Leather card cases, from $1 to J?I,
Purses from HOc to ?S.OO
Military brushes In leather wises, from 82.00 to 83.00
Leather Straps (U. S. Cavalry) , 81'75
Leather straps good leather, special "flc
Lockhart-Parsons Drug Company
THE BUSY COItNEF.
DECEMBER
Low water
Dato.
Wcd'd'y. 21
Thursday 22
Friday... 23
Saturday 24
SUNDAY 25
A.M. ' P.
h. m. ft. h. m.
10:10 3.4 10:38
11:23 3.1 11:28
1.112:35
0:22 1.8 1:43
1:20 2.3 2:48
ft.
0.3
3.1
2.7
2.3
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THE WEATHER.
(ny Associated Press.)
OREGON Fair tonight and
Thursdny.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE HE-
POUT.
For twenty-four hours ending
at 4:43 p. in., Dec. 20, by Mrs.
Mlngus, special government mo-
toorologlcal observer:
Maximum 49
Minimum 41
At 4:43 p. in 40
Precipitation 14
Wind NorthwoBt; cloudy.
(Jowl livening! Havu you bought
It yet?
! Alva Grout, a Unlvorslty of Ore
gon student, Is spondlng the holiday
with his parents.
13. A. WILLIAMS of Catching Inlot,
was a Mnrshlleld visitor yesterday.
Mayor L. J. Simpson leaves today
to Join Mrs. Simpson who 1b spond
lng the holidays In Washington.
A. O. KJELLAND of North Mend,
wnB a Marshflcld business visitor.
WM. 13. HOMME ot Cooston, was a
Mnrshflold business visitor today.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 13. Maybco and
I son, Harry, will lenva tho last ot
tho week for Myrtlo Point to spend
CI rlstmas.
REV. FATHER J. A. MOHAN, who
has ben 111, was nble to bo down
town today.
II. W. PAINTER and wlfo will lenvo
via Maudon for San Francisco
whero they will spend tho holidays.
WM. MARICAS and wife, who have
boon visiting nt Mio Thos. Mlalno
homo, hnvo returned to tholr
homo In McMlnnvlllc.
S. S. ACKLES of Enstslde, who un
derwent nn oporntlon nt Mercy
hospital tho other dny, 1b reported
getting along nlcoly today.
C. E. HULINQ, N. G. W. Porklm
and Dr. M. O. Stommler of Myr
tlo Point, wore in Mnrshlleld Innt
night to attend tho meeting of
Royal Arch Masons hero.
Clone Hnnkrupt Sale. Qco. Good-
rum nnnounccB that tho bankrupt
snlo of tho Froy stock In North Mond
will closo on Saturday night.
Hiiys LotM. August Hedborg has
bought two lots at Muukor Hill in
tho McCollum division of tho Flnnv
gnn estnto from August Frlzeon.
Wagon lilt Again. Tho Coos Day
Laundry's wagon whlc.h wnB recent
ly hit by Jack McDonnld'a auto, was
crashed into ngaln today by D. I..
Foote. Moth woro going down south
Broadway and Footo nttomptcd to
pass to tho right of tho wagon wlton
tho .lattor Bwung ovor. Tho dnmngo
was Blight.
Recall Franchise. Plana nro be
ing mndo todny to exorclso tho ro
call on tho franchise extension re
cently granted to Jacob M. Mlnko by
tho Marshnold city cquncll. Tho peti
tions nak that tho council call n
special election for March 10, 1011,
for tho votors to pass on tho fran
chise Following tho outcomo ot
tho North Mond olectlon, agitation
was started for a reconsideration of
the extension but tha council could
not act and now tho potltlons are
bolng circulated.
Make your Fathori Mothers
Sons Daughters ,nnd Sweothenrta
happy by a beautiful XMAS PRE
BENT from tho Jowolry Department
RIM) CROSS Drug Co.
Tho MYERS' STORES In Marsh
flold and North Rend nro OPEN ovo
ry EVENING this week.
HONING gloves Punching Dags
and FOOTBALLS nt MILNER'S.
Turkish Bafcfos
210-213 Coos Building
PHONE 2 14-J
OVER 68 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
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Trade Marks
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Anyone .ending .kelch ""IJ'VftPJJ
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Scientific American.
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VIXCK.VTS TRANSFER,
CALL 208 E. V. VINCENT
Hauls everything, any time, at rea
sonable price, satisfaction guaranteed.
THE LLOYD
MARSHFIELD'S POPULAR
FAMILY nOTEL
Rates reduced to: Day 50c, 75c and
$1.00; week J2.00 to J5.00. House
keeping apartments with gas ranges
$10.00 to J18.00 per month. FREE
BATHS F.. W. SULLIVAN, Prop.
Christmas Cards
and a large assortment or post
CARDS Just received from tho east.
Also a fine assortment of PIPES and
CIGARS suitable for CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
AUGUST FRIZEEN,
GS Central Ave. Marshfleld, Ore.
HOTEL GARDINER,
at Gardiner, Oregon, has boon re
modelled and improved and is under
new management. Special accommo
dations for stage passengers and for
people desiring a rest at the seaBhoro.
"You'll Llko tho Plaee."
J. E. SCHILLING. Proprietor.
BREAKWATER HOTEL,
Front St., Marshflcld, Ore.,
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
Has been thoroughly renovated
and newly furnished. Rooms reason-
lble, by day, week or month,
Mrs. J. H. O'DONNELL. Prop.
G. W. Dungan
Undertaker
Marshflcld, Oregon.
Parlors, 180 South JW St.,
Telephone, Day or Night, 198-J
When given ns soon as tho croupy
cough appears Chamberlain's Cough
Romody will ward off an attack of
croup and provont all dangor and
causo ot anxiety. Tiiouuanus or
mothers uso It successfully, Sold by
all dealers.
N. RASMUSSEN, 13. 13. Straw and
Arthur McICeown loft today for
tho Rasmusscn ranch on Hayncs
Inlot where they will enjoy somo
flno Bhootlng.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
Capt. Hark Dunham reports that
tho Rnndon bar now hna fifteen foot
at low wntor.
Capt. Poulson, formerly of tho
Roanoke, Is now commanding tho
fltenmor Eurokn which Is running
south from Snn Francisco.
Tho Btcnmor Mandon broko her
propoller blade, at Mandon tho other
day nnd wnB towed to Snn Francl ico
this week by tho'Flflold.
Every family has need of a good,
rollnblo liniment. For sprains,
bruises soreness of tho muscles and
rhoumntlc pains thero Is nono bottor
than Chamberlain's. Sold by all
dealors.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. R. Simpson and
son, Hallle, will lenvo Friday to
spend Xmas with tholr daughter,
Mrs. Faliy, at Milliards.
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Mian Hlan WlnVlntwl lino rntirnnil'
Dr. and Mrs. Holllster, who wontB' ,
to Los Angeles and San Francisco ! h
nro expected homo tho last of thet,
vim
PA VILLA COMEDY 1
COMPANY COMING!
Rlilor
ill 1
Three Xlghti of Fun and Tiaiight
by Company Which Scored Such
n Hucc Two Ycnrw Aro,
Return of tho Pavllla Comodi
Company for a thrco nights onjnv.-l
nient at Mnsonlc Oporn Houso bogln-
ning Tuursuny, uoccmuor --
The opening bill will bo a comcdy
In Hiron nrln nntltloi! "Thn Wlin.nl''
of Wall Street" togothor with many
merry Incidents and mlrth-provoklng
episodes characteristic ot thla clover
compnny. It Is to bo romomboro4
thnt on tholr last visit thov Drcscut-
ed nn abundanco of those element
ot entertainment which tho poople
hero llko tho best, and wo nro given!
to understand that tho performances
to bo presented this tlmo will be,
just na onjoynblo as thon. Tho con-:
census of opinion hero Is that this
bunch of entertainers is ono ot th
very cleverlst and most satisfactory
that has over paid this town a visit.'
Tho young lady flexlblo acrobat whef
pleased and aBtonlBhod ovoryboUjpi
with hor graceful and daring oxploltM
on n column of tables .will bo preM
euted on tho opening night.
Lovers of vocal music will hava
tho opportunity of again hearing
Miss Louise Pavllla, tho little singer
who chnrmoil tho untlro audlonco. i
Mr. Pavllla also assures us thai
tho laugh provoking episodes, tha
comedy, singing, eccentric dancing.1
etc., will bo nn abundant as over.
There aro to be no tenra savo thowj
produced by morrlmont.
Cnango ot bill each night.
FOR SALE Cheap, HJO hcivb tlm
hor land In Curry county. Apply
Hall & Hall.
FOR RENT Five-room homo in
Wost Marshflold. Hall & Hall.
EXCHAXGEI) In postolllco, on
19th, silk umbrolla with gold and
smoked pearl handlo-bearlng mono
gram E. F. C. Finder, plea3o
leavo at Times'., olllco and got
theirs.
WAITED Woman to do family
washing at home for small family.
Address 'F' caro Times.
FOR SALE Wooded fox hound pup
Sherman Ave, N. Deud, A Hoelllng
WANTED Competent girl for gen
eral housework. Good wages.
Address P. O. Mox 101, Marshflold.
Refined Oil Reduced
Eocene, the best Lamp Oil
Retails $1.30 per can
Bulk Water White retails
five gallons for 85c
All Grocers Have Both
TIME IS GETTING SHORT
Only n few more days and the
great day of days will bo here.
It Is time you wore getting
that present. Wo enn sorvo
you satisfactorily at a small
price, See our window,
Come In and
Look Over
These :
LADIES AND MEN'S UMBRELLAS,
CHRISTMAS NECKWEAR
HANDKERCHIEFS IN SPECIAL BOXES
MEN'S SLIPPERS
KNIT MUFFLERS FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Select Your Gifts Early
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