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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1913 EVENING EDITION. '
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A Real Money -Saving Sale!
The permanent business isn't built up in single sales, It is to our own interest,
we realize, to satisfy our customers. Our sales only emphasize the low prices
that prevail all over the store every day whether there is a sale on or not. It is
the principle and policy of this store to give satisfaction and never misrepresent
anything. Our prices win trade and the quality of our goods holds it.
READ THESE OFFERINGS:
Ladies' Crepe Night Gowns in pink,
blue or lavender stripes, OK
excellent o"a'!.y -JJU
Turkish Bath fo.vels specially 1Qn
priced at, each, 40c, 25c, 20c and. iuu
News tr Nearoy Towns
WUF.STMNH AT HANDOX. f hiMni. .
1 M"lll AT iiiv,w"J
White Linen and Mercerized Damask
ready-to-uso Table Cloths, 2, 2y and
3 yards Ioiit, ev ry one reduced. $4,50,
$4.00, $3.50, $2.95, down as C1 nn
tow as, each -",pllUU
We have a large assortment of White,
Red and Blue Table Cloths at 9K
ner yard and up JJb
Pure linen at per yard and 7Kn
up
LOb
The good quality Cooks' and
Waiters' Aprons, only
Cooks' Caps
only
1K
lUb
Boys' Hfcavy quality Corduroy Knicker
bocker Pants, all sizes, per CDn
pair, 75c and UUb
Mens' Silk four in hand Ties, OK
all shades, only Lxib
Mens' 5-ply Linen Collars,
two for
LxJb
Mens' Heavy Jumbo Sweaters in Gray
or red, $5.00, $3.50, CO Kn
$2.95 and .ou
Good White Cotton Batting,
per roll
1fl
1Mb
Quilt size, 3-lb. roll Cotton
Batting, pure white
7K
iuu
Our assortment of Ladies' Handker
chiefs in plain and fancy is unsurpassed.
We have them in hand embroidered at
25c. 50c and 75c, and others En
as low as
Pearl Buttons, all sizes
per dozen
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THE FAIR
IRVING BLOCK Next to Chandler Hotel. CENTRAL AVENUE
SATISFACTION ALWAYS OR MONEY REFUNDED.
llltlKI'S
ItAXDO.V.
News of City liy-tlie-Son, us Told l,V
Tin Itt:(i'Ifi-.
Vera, tlio eight-year-old daughter
of .Mr. and Mrs. I.. N. ClroKory, tiled
at lliHr liomc In 1I1m (illy Sunday.
Tim four-yoiir-old child of .Mr. mid
Mrs. Hurt lloxlo, of Prosper, died liiBt
Tim rntlay mid was hurled Friday at
tlio llandon Cemetery.
Mrs. II. F. Morrison, who under
went a fiorloiiH operation nt Einor
Kciipy HoHpltal n wook nno, Is netting
along nicely now, although she waH
In a vory weakened condition, owing
to tlio fact of being on tlio operating
lalilo for five hours.
Frank Cattorlln lias severed his
connection with the llandon Dry
floods Company, and expects to leave
Frldny for Portland, where he will
Join Mrs. Cntterlln and remain for
the winter. They mny return to
llandon In tlio spring.
A. F. Kstahrook and wlfo arrived
on the Speedwell and Mr. Kstahrook
will look after tlio hiislness of his
company for a short time.
... L. Hrnndonbiirg. who had
chnrgo of tho Kstahrook WnrohoiMu
about three years ago. arrived on the
Speedwell and will tako over the
warehouse business again.
TjAIIM (JUTS COXTHACT.
Kf,eBdend Auto Line
Cars lenvo ovcry an minutes from
7 a. m., to 7 p. ni.: from 7 p. m.
to 12 o'clock every half. Faro 15
cmts ono way, round trl, 25 cents.
Commutation books, 20 rides, $2.00
Cars leave Chandler Not I, Marsh
field and North Uend News Co., Id
North Dond.
GORST & KING, Props.
CALL A TAXI
DAY OR NIGHT
PHONE 310
l'urfy mid trulu culls n Specialty.
MAItSIIFIKM) TAXICAIJ CO.
S. S. REDONDO
SAILS FOR SAN FRANCISCO FROM MARSHFIELD
' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, AT 10 A. M.
Run Francisco office, 805 Fife lllilg., or Lombard St. Piers Xo. 27.
Inter-Oceanic Transportation Co., C. F. McCcorgo, Agt., Phone 1 1.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
FURNITURE.
old on tlio Installment plnn.
HAItltlNOTON, DOYLE CO,
) Front St.
Phono 4i-I. Mwrtiliflelil. Or.
Send Your Laundry
to Us By Parcel Post
WK FUltXISII A llAfl AXI) WILL
PAY Till. POHTAUH OX ITS
KKTLKX.
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
Phone 57-J Marshfield
dkop ix axd si: I j tiii:
BIG GAMES
jx Tin: imwuxc tociixamuxt
Chatterton's Alleys
NOHTH FUONT ST UK 1ST
RUBBERS
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
RUBBERS ANY SIZE.
AT ELECTRIC SHOE STORE.
180 South Broadway.
WANTED
watches that won't keep time, Dirty
and rancid oil aro tho ruination of
your watch. Let me handle It aud
presorvo It perfectly for years to
come,
E.SC BARKER
2211 Front st. Mnrahll 'd. Or.
Low Rates for
Handling Trunks
Wo haul trunks between any
points lu MarshtU'Ul for the follow,
lug rates, delivery to be inado Id
the tlrst stories of bulldiucs:
One trunk $ .as
Three trunks no
Twelve trunks i.ao
Star Transfer and Storage Co.
Levi HclKiier, Prop,
Phonos, 120-J: 40-L.j 9S-H.
KQUIPPKD WITH Wll.l.M.SS.
Steamship Breakwater
ALWAYS OX TIMK.
SAILS FltOM POHTLAXD AT 8 P. M., Tl'I.SDAV, XOV. I ITII, TL' ICS
DAY, NOV. 1HTII, TUFSDAY, NOV. ti-lTII.
SAILS FIIOM MAHSIIFIKLD SATUHDAV, XOVP.MIII.lt, 7 A. .M.;
SAT lilt DAY, XOV. 15TII, 10 A. .M.; Fit I DAY, XOV. HIST, 1) P.
M.; SATUItDAY, XOV. 20TII, U:o A. M.
Tickets on Hale to all Kastcm points and Information as to routes
unil rates cheerfully furnished.
Phono Main 35-1.. P. L. STICItLIXO, Agent.
S. S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED WITH WIKKL1.S8
SAILS FOR COOS BAY FROM PORTLAND
SrXDAY, NOV KM I IK It 1(1, ATM P.M.
ROUND TRIP, $18.50
CONNECTING WITH THE NORTH HAXK HOAD AT PORTLAND
NOKT1I PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Phono 44 O. V. McGICOHOE, AKct.
f!eo. P. Laird returned on the
Speedwell from San Francisco where
lie was securing his supplies for his
sewer contracts. All supplies arriv
ed except one car load of fixtures
and tho dlKKer, which will come on
tho next trip of the hoat. Mr. Laird
says It will not take him over thirty
days to finish tip tho whole Job after
he Kots started. Dandon Recorder.
AJax won tho first fall lu ulna min
utes and four seconds, with a hnrlock
and ehln hold. Lutsey won tho sec
ond fall in twenty-two minutes mid
fifty-seven seconds, with it scissors
hold and the third fall In forty min
utes with a toe and leg hold. A.lax
was not down In tho third' fall, but
Kiivo up when Ihitsey had 111 111 whero
It was Impossible to not away without
breaking a leg.
Tho preliminary wan by Younc
Zumwnlt, of Curry County and Don
aldson, of Rlvorton. Zumwnlt' wnB
much heavier but Donaldson dlsplav
ed nioro sclenco, although ho was
not In condition and after about for
ty-flvo minutes going Donaldson wns
sick and gavo tho match to Zumwalt,
nlthough both men wore on their feet
when tho bout1 closed.
AJax and Lutsoy will wrestle ngnln
Saturday night for $1000 sldo hot.
llandon Recorder.
1UXDOX MOOSF. PLAX HALL.
Tho Times wnnt nils get what
they go after.
Society Is Formed to Erect lliillding
to Tost. $25,000.
DANDON, Or.. Nov. 1 1 The
llandon lodge of Moose has formed
a building society and plans to orcct
a large hall. The cost of tho build
ing Is estimated at $25,000. It will
he heated by steam. In tho base
ment will bo a swimming pool con
taining salt water. To facilitate
obtaining the salt water tlio build
ing will bo erected on a sandy
stretch of beach which Is not more
than 100 feet from tho city hnll.
The otllcors of tho building society
aro: J. N. Craln, president; W. Lo
(lore, vice-president; I). M. Avorlll,
treasurer; L. A. Langley, soerotnry;
.1. T. Sullivan, Donnld MncKlntosh
and C'laronco Hdmunds.
NOSTRILS ID HEAO STOPPED UP
FROM COLO? TRY MY CATARRH BALM
Instantly Clears Air Parage-; Yon
Itreatlie Freely; Dull Headache
Ones; Nasty Calnrrlial Discharge
Stop.
Try "ICly's Cream Halm."
Cot a small bottle anyway, Just to
try It apply n llttlo In tho nostrils
and Instantly your clogged noso and
stopped-up air passages of tho head
will open; you will brentho freely;
dullness and headncho disappear.
Ily morning! the catarrh, cold-ln-head
or catarrhal soro throat will
bo gone.
Mud such misery now! Cot tho
small bottlo of "Hly's Cream Halm"
at any drug storo. This sweet, fra
grant balm dissolves by tho hoat of
tho nostrils; ponotratcs and heals
tho Inflamed, swollen membrane
which lines tho noso, head and
throat; clears tho nlr passages;
stops nnsty discharges and a feeling
of cleansing, soothing relief comes
immediately.
Don't Iny awako tonight strugg
ling for breath, hawking and blow
liiK.. Catarrh or a cold, with Its
running nose, foul mucous dronnlnir
Into tho throat; and raw dryness Is
distressing, but truly needless.
I'ut your faith JtiHt once in
"Kly's Cream Halm" and your cold
or catnrrh will suroly disappear.
'of her .laughter MfdNt Ik.
hour
"mn l tn, n Bn er'-a,
nlKht. Cl,,; mwlbt8.Z
rook, MichiBnr,r,abor
:on Waldvogei To iM M
11. Tlmv arelllDf.. I
"iiver. nf oi.ii. 1
'"Ktoii, and cinrk ' w"-
o". ah t;,rkc JJ ' .1
with Mr. Wnldvogel i;?'
Waldvogei came to o 'Vd
wrs, coming t0 ,hlrt(
-wi UCJ ,
Milll
where
on
Jne
child
born.
of
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xmn'ii iv, ..J . 1
v.-j ait; n fi v n . m
from their man V lSmH
The Ladles' Aid Socley m tlJ
Alr mretch TlmradayalSI
Kiivo a vorv lntp.i.. ....
tlvo chart talk . ?
Inlet Th,.r,tnv " '"u'"0'l
T ir in.., ... I
1 '"Kfnon was a MtrihiMi
V sltor Frl.lnv f ,m. ... . vmH
' mio weeK,
MFIliK Will, Hi.vr,
Hill Melle. tho ImspIhIi i,.v..I
who was w th namlnn o, 'I
, .uulffiff
..,,iu uown irotn Portland lasuttll
mid will spend tlib winter tripfhjl
.M,ii. i uu nuru nnn lineiin n v.. uji.i
uas signed up with the Portlull
.Norinwest LeaRiie for next rear. prt-l
viding Portland has a team In Oil I
leugiio. naniion liecorder.
AT THE HOTELS.
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BANDON BY THE SEA
THE CITY OF THE FUTURE
A FKW TKX ACHF. THACl'S FOUK MILKS SOUTH O.N
COUNTY HOAD n PKH ACHK; Slot) CASH, HALAXCIC
TWO YKAHS, NO IXTF.HF.ST. NO TAXUS, FIXIi SAXDY
LOAM, LKVF.L HKXCH LAXD.
Buy One It Will Make You Money
DooaM MacKktosIn
HEAL KSTATB
and
INSUHAXCR.
C A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
RETAIL DKPAHTMEXT
LUMHP.lt, LATH, BIIIXGLKS, MOULDIXfiS, SASH AXI) DOOH3.
ROOFING l'APKH, ETC.
CUT THE FUEL BILL IN TWO HY USIXO OUH WOOD.
PHOXE 100. ina SOUTH H HOAD WAY
TIIK HKCOHD PHOTOGRAPIIIXG AHSTHACT COMPANY
Haro photographic copies of all records Coos County to date,
abstracts of tltlea, present owners, or any other Information relating
to real oBtate furnished on short notice.
BUSINESS OFFICES 117 North Front St., Murshflelrt. Phono 15U
Z7 S
W. J. RUST, Manager
ash fin
' RE50LUTE UNIVERSAL
Here's a Cbal H
hat will give more heat units with less consump
tion of fuel than any other made, We can refer
you to our customers for proof, Also, we have a
full line of
Wood Heaters
Coal Heaters
Stove Boards
, Etc.
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The Cluuidler.
II. T. Holden, Portland: J.Cfcl
shall, Portland; Mra.Tyrell.Oillntl
T. Wlllliim, San FranclKo; P.ll
nurtt, San Francisco; Geo. L Ml
dock, San Francisco; Geo. Biidfciil
Snn Francisco; H. J, Kiufmio.iil
Frnnclsco; M, 0. Egleston, Oiklurl
W. F. Morton, Portland; L t lit
Jcqvlst, Coqullle; James 8. Hitkl
Capo ninnco; Dorothy Trtilml
Myrtlo Point; Hallle A. Leep, VpM
Point; B. W. Shultz, San Fntclntl
I. Hacker, Pasadena; Mn.L,H.El
nrd, Coqullle; E. Weiss, Santa R
K. J. Ityan, Portland; Brewster Cl
oron, Jr., San Francisco; W.M.V
roo. Portland; F. A. Cassity.tlfa
child; Portland; Mrs. W. B. Sa&l
Portland: H. J. Nelson, Portal
Harold Almert, Chicago; D. H
Seattle; O. E. Yates; Mr. and i
A. II. Pierce, nclllnsham.
Tlio Lloyd.
R. ndnaldl, RoSeburg; J. W
TtosohurK; O. Norman and son, I
land: A. Hca!e. Myrtle Point; J
Jackson. Coqullle; Henry WV
nulllo: James Wlllard, Fn fn
ro; To. Bnrnslde, San FrMlw;l
Johnson and wife, San Frantiw,
Blanco Hot!.
G. K. Harrington, Salem;
Mann, San Francisco; O.Z.1""
Napa, California.
The Coo.
D. D. Johnson, San Fraud!
H. Knceland. Portland; Wi '
Conulllo; Frank Thrift, OH
i?ifh'i iC- Norman, San
Harris & Keshr, Saa Frandw;'
F. Sumner, San Francisco.
PARI I . ALBRKHT
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m vntflrs and cltuH
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Marshfield, greeting:
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me cujr u. --;- htiV
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In preseiuiui. M-
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fully unuenH-u- M
grave imporw-v-
slbllltles of me ou - ,
I therefore maite m--. 4
hereforo 7 w
t elected I r, i
Pie in dean, J
progressive and
force Its laws an-
clean, business .df
haVo kept my
pie or ":-,:;-
will do so in ins - -
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