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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, 'OREGON, 'THURSDAYS-JUNE 22,' 191 1-"EVENING "EDITION;
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COOS BAY TIMES
Enterodlnt the postofflco at Harsh
fleld, Oregon; for transmission
through the malls as second clnssr
mail matter.
M. OVMALONBY TOUtor.anQ Pub.
DAN E. MAULVKY Ni-mn Kiting
ENTITLED TO PREFERENCE
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AMONG other features of a bill
Introduced by U. S. Senator W.
L. Jones of "Washington, pro
viding regulations for tho Panama
Canal, Is a paragraph undor which
American vessels' ongagod In coast
wlso trndo shall havo tho frco us'd
of tho canal.
Thfsrir6vfsion' Is wlso and Just.
Unless oomo such preforonco Is given
to Amorldnn 'coasting vcssolo, it Is
bclldved by those who JmVo studlod
the situation, that tho canal will bo
of far greater benefit to foreign
countries than to tho United State.
For instance tho lumber manufac
turers of British Columbia can ship
their products to tho eastern coast of
tho United States through, tho canal
In foreign vessels, while manufac
turers In American territory will
lave to employ American tonnngo
cxcltiBlvoly, as tho trado between tho
cast and west coast of tho United
States, via tho canal, is coastwlso and
forcogn vessels cannot participate
therein. This ought to lllustrato tho
necessity for giving United States
tonnago a differential. OtbcrwUo
tho canal mny provo a detriment to
his coast Instead of tho great benefit
which It Is hoped It will be. For
years tho Navy Department bns vio
lated tho nnvlgntlon laws of tho
United States by shipping coal for
tho navy In foreign vessels from the
Atlantic to tho Pacific coast. Itn or
cubo Is that It cannot net merlcun
vessels to carry Mils freight at a rate
of 50 per conr higher, nllowod under
tho law, than that paid foreign toa
in nr.imr fTTir rriiinrirav 'n., -i. :.!
The Great Savings at the
ston Go Like Hot Cakes
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f Evciybodj'' is talking about The Bostou and the Boston's wonderfully low prices.
You save from 20 to 60 j)er cent on every article you buy here. Hmidrcds of items ns
low ns theso shown below; tfeir'brirgnins nro boing nddod' every day.
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fldence-lri us and in our-'slatemcntsj and we mean t "
j-; aeserve such commence, i nere are no facts about
"J thfi nlnthns wr sgII flint vnn nrn nnt uinn. i..
2 o. , ., .,, .' . , "WWIIIB wi one l
nice ming in nananng Aiirea Benjamin clothes Is that
w they are clothes we -can toll you the truth about W
w want you to realize that Wd'thlHk our interest in sell- w
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Telescopes in Every Size from 14 inches
to 26 inches. WortliS A QA
50c'to $1:50. Special." W cvC
Washington and Bradley Loggers. Sell
everywhere at $7. ' Our &A OC
closing out price, pair. . .NpHrckJ
Knltfng Yarns, nil kinds in stock, in al
most any desired shade.
Skein
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Plain Colored Dress Linens, 31 inches
wido. Mnny colors. "Wn 35c. 4tf"
Now, yard . . ,, I Jv
Silkaline Covered Comforts in cotton
filled. Light and dark pa t
terns. "Worth .$2.25. Each
1.65
Corset Cover Embroidery in 18 to 21
inches wide. Worth 50c
and 65c. Yard
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Don't Buy It Elsewhere If You Can Get It Here
4- f. tK L -4- rti ito
K ft W M H x ffl K ft
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Snappy
Individual
Styles
With tho Fit and Hang that
como usually only with custom
nindo clothing. That's
High Art Suits
Klthor Dusluoss or Outing
Styles. Excollontly made, with
clinging collar nnd hand mndo
lapels roray chests and neat
lilting backs.
Perfect fitting Suits that's
what you get here.
Mnlco this storo your storo
for men's furnishings nnd you
will nlways ho corroctly dress
od. TheToggery
ronnerly Geo. Goodruni.
CiW Jf II fl. as
"Every Article a Big; Bargain"
The Greatest Bargain Center in Southern Oregon
nnge. Thoroforo, It Is n safo assump
tion that British Columbia manufac
turers will ho nhlo to securo'fordlgn
tonnago 50 per cont cheaper than
can United States inlllmon, In ship
plug tliolr products to tho Atlantic.
Tho Unttod States manufacturers will
bo compolled by law to uso American
vessels becauso they will bo unabln
to ovado tho coastwlso law ns has
been dona by tho Navy Department.
r.' o. w. ihsluc,
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Orndunto of tho Amorl:an school ol
Osteopathy at Klrksvlllc, Mo, Ofllee.
lu Eldorado Ulk. Hours 10 to 12:, 1 to
ti Phono 1G1-J; Marahriohl; Oregon
I yU J. W. IN(JHA.M,
Plislelnu w Surgeon.
209-210 Coko Uuildlng
hones: Office 102-T; Itcsldctico Wi.
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Flanagan & BenneitBank
Established 1889
Capital, Surplus anil Undivided
Profits Over ..... $100,000
As'sets'Over ...,". .'$500,000
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; ditton to our own'assu ranee of quality, however wo
offer you the Benjamin label; It-is as strong aguar-
antoo of good quality i n clothes as you will oversee
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Suits $20 to
$35
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Offluo ovor FlaiuiKan & Dcmptt Dank
(nrshllold Oropon
plt. J. T. SIcCOUMAO.
- Physician nnd Surgeon
Marshlleld, Orogon.
OUlce: Locklnrt Hulkllng,
opppslto Post O'llto.
Phouo 10B-J
A 24Hour DayJight Stare,
There is a forceful chapter on "Success" in the following
letter written by Sol, C, Colin & Company, one of the lead
ing merchants of Fort Smith, Aik,
.Pead It
"We havo just completed our clothing
store, and our.' immense glass front gives us
all the light necessary for day time, To
make our store a twenty-four hour day-light
storo, wo had tho lighting company plan our
night illumination, and we are pleased with
tho same, People come hero every day and
compliment us on our swell night display in
our windows,
"Wo assure you that we believe our light
ing display is our best advertisement, Fort
'Smith is proud of her Light & Traction Com
panyone of her greatest boosters,-"
(50N'IK.VSKD STATCMlCVT (W'TIIK COMMTld.V OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL
HANK OK CQOS HAY AT MARSIIFIKLD, OREGON,
at tho close of business, Juno 7th, 1011.
UKHOUltOESs MA1IILITIES:
Loans, nnd discounts $180,015.32
Overdrafts ,4S
U, S. Bonds and pre
miums 25,250.00
Other bonds 77.-U2.50
County nnd school
warrants. . . . 2,571.78
Bnnltlng houso, furnl
xuro nnd fixtures. . . S2,0S9. (5
Cash and duo from
hanks 1C0.5S5.12
Capital stock. . . .$100,000.00
Surplus and profits.. 7,145.95
Circulation 25,000.00
Doposlts. . 305,778.70
DHMN400S BAY AUTO LINE
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ALLEGANY
XOWRKAWY FOR IIUSINKSS
Leaves Marshfield Daily
HOAT LKAVKS ALKRT LANDING, MAHSHFIKIjD B:!W 'A. 31.
ARRIVK DRAIN k.V. M. SAME DAY.
TICKETS FOR SALE AND INFORMATION AT
The Busy Corner Bmg Store
PHONE 208
THE FAST AND COMSIODIOl'S
Steamer Reilandb WS ,T,lU
Will ninko regular Jrl,m currying pmvfcr both xrnj nnd freljM
beiweeu Coos liny mid Suu FrsmtUeo AHrerTNonforfanRert
iniiilo nt Alliance Dock, MiirphUeldl d Ular-.Oeean Transp, Co.
Union Street Wlmrf "Ko. 'a, "Hnn VrBiw:o.' For Information, pUow
A UJ or liH5. Sailing from Coob Hay, Frtilii)' nt H I'. M.
INTER-OCEAN THANSrOllTATIOX COMPANY.
Ssa7,oa i.b! 337,021.03
Cn8h rcsorvo i0rp of deposits.
W Invito your attention to tho strong condition of this hanlc ai
Indicated In tho nbuvo statomout, also to tho porsouuol of Its di
rectorate Does a general banking business.
Iutorest pnld on tlmo nnd savings doposlts.
OFFICERS:
"W. S. CHANDLER, President; M. C. IIORTON, Vice-President;
DOltSEY KUEITZER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
W. S. CHANDLER, JOHN S. COKE. W. U. DOUGLAS, F. S. DOW,
WM. GRIMES, JOHN F. IIAU., STEPHEN C. ROGERS,
' P. MURPHY, M. C, HORTON.
'THE FRIEND OF COOS HAY"
ALLIA
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CONNECTING WITH THE NORTH DANK ROAD AT I'OIITbAXD
SAILS FROM COOS DAY, FOR PORTLAND,
TUESDAY, JUNE 27th
NORTH PaJIFIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PHONE U C. F. McOnOKGE, Age
"FIFIKliD" THE ONLY WAYTO 'FRISCO RAY"
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SAILING FROM BANDON FOR SAN FRANCIS
CO THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 22th
TlCKKl'S FOR SALE AND INFORMATION AT HILLYER'S CIGAR
SI ORE.
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EQUIPPED M'lTH WIRELESS
IMim BREAKWATER
ALWAYS ON TIME "
SAILS FROM PORTLAND AT O A. M. ON JL'ND 3, 10, W, -
SAILS FROM COOS HAY AT SERVICE OF THE TIDE OX Jl"
2, 7, 12, 17, 22 AND 27.
L. H. KEATING, AGENT
PHONE MAIN 854
Let our tjew Business Depa't.nent assist YOU,
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TELEPHONE 178.
Oregon Power Co.
AIARSHFIEI.D'S I'OP'LAR
FAMILY HOTEL
THE LLOYD
ESTSf! ?', 1,,eas- whohRvoBoma Inventive
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FAST SERVICE TO ROSEBURG
Our stnses leivln .Mnr&lilleld nt (I o'clock cciy morning con
nect lth evfiiliis train to PortJniitl, (,0 sjun0 1IS nuto lines. Faro
COOS HAY ROSERURG STAGE LINE
OTTO SCHETTER, Agent, O. P. HARNAR"'
120 MARKET AV., Alnrshfleld. Agent, ROSEIH'RO. ure.
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writo .l'ht.Li:y A MrlNTIIl,
..v...vrf nuiUEiuilt If Ut
- FOR GOOD WORK
Rntes leduced to' tj- 50c, 7fig npd ' ng your clotnes to us. Cleaning
$1 00; week- $2 00 to $5.00. Houso- pressing and repairing a specialty,
kerning aj'rtiiui.t with Saa rimgeh by experienced men, Satisfaction
?0.00 to $,8.Q0 per uifl'uth. REji: , guaranteed HLANCHARD & DOD
UATHS- -H. SULLHAN, Prop. 'SON, Alliance Bldg. Front St
.eal Esfcatpe
x Hl'Y' NOW
All Klndq of City and Farm Prop
orty. Rooming houso at a bargain.
AUG. FRIV5EEN
08 Central Ave., Maishllcld-, Ore.
Have That Roof F
NOW .
See CORTHELL
Fhone 3121
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