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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1913)
CENTRALIZE. AND MERCHANDISE ON. CENTRAL AVE run owii Tina awii Tin: owk thi: owi- tiii owl AVK'KK AT VOl'lt HOOK I'JJO.MI'TliV WITH OKDI'KS. .ItiBt as noon as your telephone order Is received, It Is diiickly filled and In almost tho wink of an eye yon have tho soodH you want HbIH at hand. It s our idea to give you the very host drug store service for miles around possibly the very best In tho state. You'll like our prompt delivery service as well as our full strength pure drugs end all' our other hlg:i quality drug store goods. "THE OWL' I'KKscimTrox i'ii.im.cv. KltANO I). COIIAX. Opposltu Chandler Hotel. Phone 74. r thi: owi, tiik owl thu owl tiik owi tiik owl r KAMMERER SAYS: I have nearlv 500 richly colored, beautiful fabrics, In all the latest, snappiest nnd most stylish patterns and weaves. Every color and every prlco; navys, tans, blues, greens, sty lish black and whites, purple and rich effects produced by skillful Inter-weaving of colors. KIT 1-TIU from $15 and up. Guaranteed a fit for big, little and small, long, slim and regular. Yours anxious to please, THE TOGGERY dhi! Supplies A l'l'LL LINE OK KVKI'VTHIXO AT OlK TWO STOKES. SCHOOL HOOKS TAHLETS l'E.VCILS i'exs ixk irre. EVEKYTIIIX(5 XEEOEI) AT ortomi & Hansen's (Vntrnl Avcnuc- 1'i'ont St root jt FMTRAI AVFNIIF will pmpr.o-fi fmm its nlii vsa lis of brick and mortar-and concrete in a few days now into a busy, bustling street with eight or ten new business houses ready for the retail trade;, This, in addition to the present line, will make a commercial thoroughfare of which all Coos Bay may be proud. Come down tomorrow and see how near ly complete the new store buildings are, and do-your merchandising and economizing on Central Avenue, PLAN TO TAKE SUNDAY DINNER. At the Chandler Hotel. Good Music and a Good Menu The IIub of Central Avenue Ol'EX AX ACCOUNT WITH THE First National Bank Of Coos Bay AVAIL YOUKSELE OE ITS SUPEKIOK FACILITIES. Safe deposit boxes In burKlar-proof vaults for rent at low rates. Central Avenue. - I i Don't Buy a Cos Until you see those beautiful new ones at The Ladies' Emporiminnn MRS. NELLIE OWEN, Central Avenue. Cresmri C&lP&IIBeli fdUSunday Only 3Sc . a Pound STAFFORD'S 215 Call Us Up Some - Rainy Afternoon or sooner, please, for Oriifju. Cheinlenls, Stationery, I'erfnmos, In fact, whatever you need In tho Drug Hue. Wo carry It. As wo told you "One price, the snino today, .yesterday or to morrow LOWEST I'KICE." WINKLER'S Phar 'D EUTSCI I E AI'OTII EK I " "Arch Family Kemedies.' Plume 21 n n I'EM'KAI) AVE. SILK HOSIERY When wo mention hllk hosiery, o .MEAX silk hosiery not tin icerleil cotton nor (lie so-cnllcd Sen Island sill;. I'll rl lifiiiKii t, we curry n vni'icty of shades noil can mutch your iit'lciiionn or evening jrnnn. LANDO'S ((iooii coons.) PltO.MIT DELIVEKV I'HOXE VOUK OKHEKS. 2IH-2.-2 I'ltOXT STKEET. I'HOXE Kll-L. COOS BAY TIMES M. O. MALONKV Editor ami Pol" HAN E. MALOXEV Xcwh Editor Offlrlnl Piiimt of Coiw County. I OFFICIAL PAPI'.K OE THE CITY OE MAItSHIII'1,1). SMILE! A MEDICAL authority announces that a cheerful disposition l the best means of prevention iippendlcltls, and that people ac ciiHtomed to riiiIIIiik never contract tho illsfHse. This latter j;onerallza tlon may be a trifle sweeping, but at least It can bo admitted that peo plo HiifferlitK from appendicitis sel dom timlle. 1. W. W. I'lltlUT ACTIOX i From Tho OroKonlan.) The public nets from Attorney-('eiu-rnl Crawford's olllchil inquiry Into the Coos County "ontrsK" a philosophical treatise on the relations of capital ami ltihor and a virtual ex oneration of tho county officials for THirmiLUiiK the deportation of Dr. Leach from Hundoii. There sue hints that the (lovernor will not be satis tied with the results of his Invest! Mitlon. Obviously the Ciovornor made u mistalto in not sending to Coos County a icprescntatlvo wlioso pro Judlcea banuoul.od with ills own and vfhouo preconception of tho facts woiil,l have umdo It eas to Hud what lio was looking for. Or It may be wisely londudod at Salem to drop tho matter ami let Dr. Leach seek .tHlu-va for his, Kilcvances in tho Courts. Tho Attorney-Oeneral discovers that the Independent Workers of the World had made a lot of trouble In f ooa County. A series of surprising nicldems In the mills, bitch as spikes lu loKK for tho destruction of saws, nnd oil on thu tracks of IokbIiik roads Tor mischief to trains, and the like, were all attributed to the evil ma chinations of the so-called I. v. V. Tho conseHueut unrest and excite pt anions the mill workers aro not loTgotton uiiioiik the mill workers of Cooa liny or olsowhere. They were beUK made the victims of the cele brated 1. V. V. policy or direct ac tion, aloiiK with the mill owners. Mrect action of nnother kind follow ed. Tho agitators wero deportel fiom .Marshlleld and later Dr. Leach was politely but (Irmly requested to leave Haudon. .lust why Dr. Leach should desire to live In a community which plainly does not wnnt hint Is not clenr. Ho may say with propriety, no doubt--that his own motives nnd desires are not the question. Tho provocation to riot nnd disturbance IiIb very pres - iiro will create Is, of course, not to be considered In determlnin; whether be has a right to live wliere he wants to live. Yet tho uncoinfortablo con sequences of direct action to himself were perhaps not given due thought when tho doctor hailed tho I. V. W. as men and brethren. WITH THE TOAST AMD THF TPA I No Coos Hay girl ovor npproves a man who flirts with other girls. -n-n- CHAK('EI). To pay cash always made her mad And so her hills enlarged She was so proud she even had Her soda water charged. D. Y. Stafford. --- Everytlmo some Coos liny men pay a bill the church bells ought to ring. 'TIS A SAD, SAD STOKV! (This pathetic ballad Is almost. I but not quite, equal to .Too Dennett's talu of his dead friend.) iThuiv Is n girl who doesn't flirt. Who doesn't wear a slltted skirt: She wears no rats upon her head, Hut then, you see, poor girl, sho's dead! --::- Thoro are people on Coos liny to day who had they lived 20(1 years ago. would have flown tho 'skull and crosbbones. --- lhere are Coos nay men so smooth that you wonder how thev do It. $15 Prices $50 Service FITFORM QO into the average store for a $1 5.0Q- suit and you get $15 service. Walk out without buying and you're made to feel you've been a nuisance. Most stores rate their salespeople altogether on tho dollars and cents thuy take in during a given time; and most salespeople treat their customers according to the amount of money they are willing to spend. It's a gtime of get all you can possibly be made to give up; a case of serving you-as per tho size of your order. Step into this store today if you want a now experience, a new sensafcibn a new conception of the meaning of the word scr-. vice. We keep no record of any clerk's sales. Our salespeople arc rated only on the basis of the service they can give cus tomers. AVo have but one service standard here that for the .$50 man. The customer who buys a .$15 suit gets this, and he gets the best clothes $15 will buy.. jWinl w lies tomorrow at this price; best clothes ever brought to this city. A o know what others aro offering. Wo offer von still more ' Absolutely all-wool I garments, better in stylS, bettor h? tXiug bettor m pattern. Young Men's FTTFORM Styles . . Mere's an inducement for thoughtful men and young men. Suits so KlIl' 'ul ow n price that no other store pretends to S Jo it us. 1 he new English and America models in the famous FITFORM make lor young men; in exclusive fabrics. Bight styles for men . . . All of these are worth more. Wc got them of a great tnakor. Thoro aro ip Jl U. ,, M st,yles t01' .V0UUS 1,1011 a,s. All the latest models in cluding iNorfolks and new double breasted suits .... .. ' $ 1 5 $18 $20 Magnes & Matsori EVERYTHING TO WEAR.
