THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1912.-EVEN1NG EDITION.
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he of the largest stocks of X-Mas Gifts, useful, ornamental, beautifying and Tovs
hd Dolls in the state of Oregon. We herewith quote you only a partial list of the
many thousands upon thousands of articles we offer for sale.
Remember, a dollar saved is a dollar earned
RANGES
RUGS! RUGS!
Monarch Malleable Range Coles Hot Blast Healers
Occidental Hot Blast Charter Oak Honiara
Occidental Cook Stoves
IMZC
Axniiiislcr Rugs
Body Brussels Rugs
FURNITURE
Hand Painted China
Bungalow Rugs '
"Wilton Rugs
Tapestry Brussels Rugs iUgraiu Rfigg
English Art Rugs Mohair Rugs
and many other kinds in both room size and small.
Sugars and Creamers
Cups nud Saucers
Salad Sets
Cake Dishes
Plates
Spoon Trays
Tableware
Carving Sets
Silverware
Water Sets
Glasswnro
.English Crockery
American Crockery
Brass Goods
Brass Jardiniors Brass Umbrella Stands
Brass Fern Dishes Brass Crumb Trays
Brass Iluuging Baskets Brass Smoker Trays
For the Children
Toys and Dolls of all descriptions from the
largest factories of Germany and America and
from all over tho world. Our stock of Toys
and Children's articles in general is among tho
largest in tho state of Oregon.
Space will not permit us to enumerate all of
the many thousands of articles suitable for gifts
and otherwise. Articles of use ; articles of orna
ment ; articles for playthings. Articles from the
world's modern factories and handcraft shops.
Colonial Rockers
Fumed Oak Rockers
Waxed Oak Rockers
Mission Oak Rockers
Golden Oak Rockers
Baronial Reed Rockers
Willow Rockers
Children's Rockers
Ladies' "Writing Desks
Library Tables
Ladies' Dressing Tables
"Dining Tables
Buffet Sideboards
China Closets
Children's Furniture
Dining Chairs
Bed Room Dressers
Iron Beds
Brass P: "
Bunga.
Tabou; . .
Stand Tables
Pianos
Pictures
Curtain Scrims
Curtain Goods
Lace Curtains
Portiere Curtains
Couch Covers
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If you fail to see our line before buying, you lose money and so do we.
GOING & HARVEY CO.
Complete House Furnishers
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xourgeon Genornl Ru-
port Dluo of tho public lionlth sor
vlco, declares that protectors of pub
lic oatlng places should compel tholr
customors to uso sugar tongs In re
moving tho sugar and novcr romovo
It with tholr fingers.
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Ve the Children'! Eyes-and Your Own.
mk Lamn L1Ktd without removing chimney or
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rANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
San FruwUco
Animals In Yellowstono Park Re
quire Much Attention.
WASHINGTON. Dec. C With up
wards of 30.000 elk now in tho
Yellowstone National Park for tho
winter, tho problem of hnndllng
Mmm tins liornmn ono of BOrloUB
concern to those In charge, nccord-
lnc to tho roport or tno acting sup
erintendent. To afford greater
rango, tho grazing of livestock In
National forests adjoining tho Park
nnd tho Stnto of Wyoming and tho
National government win uxjiuhu
pnnsldfirablo suras for hny to feed
tho oik this winter.
Tho buffalo herd Is thriving ac
cording to tho roport nnd Indi
cations favor a considerable In
crease next spring unless nn unus
ually sovero winter prevails. There
nro really two herd3, a tame and
a wild one. Whllo tho exact num
bor has been difficult to determine,
tt 1.,.ffnln InMllrilntr 10 Of this
..--a nnivna wpto r.ounted In July.
which Is tho largest number in sev
eral years.
SAUER KRAUT CHOP LARGE.
Product, Largest in Years, Made
from Tons of Cabbage.
FREMONT, O,, Dec. C With
tho kraut season . owners
of factories hero announce i.... -o
product Is tho largest In years
Tho thousands of tons of cabbage
produced In this vicinity for sauor
Kraut navo sold at irom $3.00 to
JC.50 por ton and grocors havo
made money.
Fremont Is tho contor of the
kraut Industry in tho Unltod
States,
PRISONER LIVES ON' APPLES.
Locked la Car for 18 Days, Un
willing Passengers' Feet
Aro Frozen.
SIOUX OITY, In., Dec. 6. An
drew Gorchltz of Nowburgb, N. Y
after being a prisoner 13 days In
a car of apples, In which ho had
crawled at Nowburgh, was re
leased when tho car was oponed
horo. His foot wero frozen and
may havo to bo amputated. Ho
bad eaten nearly a barrel of ap
ples. Ho has a wlfo and five children
In Hungary.
CHOICE OF WIFE IS IMPORTANT
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$100 Reward, $100
The raderi ef this paper will be pleased to
learn that mora 11 ai lean one areaaen aiaeaie
that icleuc Jiaa oeen aoieiocuro in miu
ta tea, and that UCatarrd. Hall'i Catarrh
Cure la the only poaltue cure now known to
me meuicai iraieruuy. uaiarrq oeinc aeon,
tltutlonal dltease, require! a coiiatltutlonal
treatment. Ilall.a Catarrh cure la taken Inter,
nally, acting directly upon the blood and mu.
cout aurlacea of tlid ayaleui, thereby deatroylng
tbe foundation ot thodneaie, and giving tha
pailent atrenrth In bulldiiiK up tho ronatltu
lion and aailetlng nature In doing Ita work.
The proprietor bave ao much faith In fta cur.
a If) power that they offer One Hundred Dol
lara for any caie that It falls to cure. Send for
llatof teitln.onlala.
F. J.CHENEY 4C0., Toledo, O
BoUbrallDruggIita,75c.
I'lnys Important Part In Success or
. Failure, Says Chicago Professor ,
CHICAGO, Doc. C Professor Wil
Ham C. Dagloy, of tho University ot
Illinois, bolloves thnt a man's solcc
tlon.of a wlfo plays an Important part
in his success or fntluro In his choson
vocation. Spoaklng beforo tho Central
asoclatlon of sclonco and mathomatlc
teachers, tho professor said;
"If a boy woro consulting mo tbout
what occupation to take up I would
not mako my Inquiry by applying
physical or mental tests. I should ask
him If ho had selected a prospective
partner for lifo's Joys and sorrows.
I should then request a few minutes
intervlow with her."
HETTY GREEN GIVES
GIRLS GOOD ADVICE
SPECIAL CARAMEL SALE at
STAFFORD'S' Saturday and Sun
day. 35 CENTS per pound.
RAND DANCE Saturday evening.
NEW YOnK, Dec. C Mrs. Hetty
Greon, "tho richest woman lit the
world," was 78 yonrs old Nov. 21. "It
will bo no holiday though," slio said
at hor llttlo squnro rosewood dosk at
tho hend ot Wall ntrcot. Why shoud
I tako a holiday and wnsto a whole
day Just because I happened to be
born on Nov. 21, 1834?"
Mrs. Greon consentod to relax Just
long enough to dlctnto n sorlcs of
"don'ts" for girls. They woro:
"Don't overdress." "Don't fall to
go to church." "Don't oat anything,
but good wholosomo food." "Don't
choat In your business doaltngs."
"Don't forgot to lo charitable"
"Don't forgot to tako a lot of exor
cise" "Don't forgot to oboy tho laws
of God."
Times' Want Ads bring rosults,
Parties Desiring Monuments Erected;
Would do well to coll at
PACIFIC MONUMENTAL WORKS
South Broadway and mako solec
tion from tho largo stock now on
hand. Tfir. Wilson has in his employ
tho only practical marble and granito
but tho best work is turned out.
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