THE OOOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
TEALSZE AND MERCHANDISE ON CENTR
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Kammeiresr Says:
Xnms N near nml it's (lino' to think of your noaf ones.
A OIM5AT SKLHrTIOX of MUX'S UI'-TO-DATK HAHKIt
DASIIKHV just rccelveil.
U.it!i Itches Xcckwoar
Smoking Jackets Arrow Shirts
(jlovi's Hts and Caps
Handkerchiefs Hus and Suit Cases
Yours anxious to please,
The Toggery .
PLAN TO TAKE
SUNDAY DINNER
AT THE
Chandler Hotel
a Good Menu
The Hub of
Central Avenue
OlMIX AX ACCOUNT WITH THU
First National Bank
Off Coos Bay
AVAIIj YOUKSIUiK OF ITS SUI'KItlOIt FACILITIES.
Safe dopuHlt boxes In burglar-proof vaults for rent at low
rut ea. Central Avenue.
p ENTRAL AVENUE will be full of the holiday
cheer every day and evening from now until
Christmas, There will be everything that contributes
to the spirit of the season, You will find the
crowds on Central Avenue too and there's a wel
come there for you, Better get the habit of going
to Central Avenue, Centralize, economize and
merchandise and make merry this Christmas sea
son on Central Avenue,
XMAS GIFTS
Out of the ordinary and PRICED RIGHT.
We will appreciate having vou look over our nu
merous lines.
"THE CENTRAL AVENUE DRUG STORE."
"The Owl"
IMIKMCIIII'TIOX PIIAUMACV.
Frank I). Cohan.
Opposite Chi.ndlor Hotel. Phone 74
Coats, Suits and Evening
Gowns, One-Third Offff
AT LADIES' EMPORIUM.
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY.
The Ladies9 Emporium
Mrs. Nellie Owen. Central Avanue.
WE WILL HAVE THE FINEST LINES OF
Imported Candy Bosses,
and Baskets for
The Holiday season
EVER SHOWN ON COOS BAY.
' WATCH FOR THEM.
STAFFORD'S
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
FOH KVHHV MF.MItHIl OF THE FAMILY. PltHTS to
SITU YOUIt FOCKKTIIOOIC
OXE PltlCE, YESTEHHAY. TO HAY Oil TOMOIHtow.
WINKLER'S Pharmacy
' ' Deutsche Apotlieke. ' '
58 Central Avenue. Phone 215.
Our full Line of Holiday Goods
IS NOW ON DISPLAY.
OUR PRICES SPEAK
FOR THEMSELVES
COMPARE WITH OTHERS.
Norton & Hansemi
WHOLF.SALF. A XI I HKTAIL.
TWO STORKS.
CRXTIIAL AVH.NTH. FRONT STREET.
COOS BAY TIMES
H r. MAI.ONKV Kditor and Puh.
DAN E. MALOXHV NetvH Editor
OFFICIAL PAPIiil OF THE CITY
OF MAItSHFIKLD.
VISIT AT HOSKItriKi.
Mrs. Unyinontl llowltt and Mrs. C.
53. Short arrive).!' (lime from Gold
licuch for a visit with relatives and
friends. Mr. Hewitt Is teuelilni; at
Gold Ileaeh and Itev. Short Is pastor
or tho Hnptlst elinreU there. Hose
burg Hovlow.
NOTI TCXXKL WOHK.
Twohy Brothers, contractors on the
Not! tunnel, laid olT forty men at the
tunnel. Tills only leaves a small
crow of about in men remaining at
tho tunnel, and these men will lie
used to surfneo and construe! ditches
on the approach cut of tlio west end
and will he retained until Twohy
"brothors have completed their con
tract In full. Huneno Resistor.
Hill IMi ICS IS ILL.
Recent reports from W. O. llrldnes,
of Oakland, are to the effect that ho
is critically III at. his home there.
Mr. HrldKes has many friends hero
who aro pained to hoar of his Illness,
tie Is n brother of Mrs. I.aurn Apple
Kate and Mrs. .1. Miller of this
place.- H rain Nonpareil.
! AT THE HOTELS.
The Chandler Hotel.
Hay Morrill and wife. Seattle; A.
W. Reardon, San Francisco; A, U
McKeo, Spokane; R. tirnff, Port
land; .1. K. Norton, Portland; K. Ful
ton, Seattle; K. T, Williams. Seattle;
A. II. Noyes. San Francisco; A. S.
lllgKB, San Francisco; F. W. Stehr,
Snn Francisco; 1 V. llonshaw, New
York; O. H Osthoff. Ohlcano; 0. S,
Hampton, Portland; V. M. Nelson,
Portland; Ralph Moody, Portland:
S. M. Noslor, Coqullle; Geo. II. Pop
ping. Hrndon; K. C. Peachey, Co
qullle; Thomas I). Guerin. Portland;
P. H. I.arsen, Allegany; John Preuss,
San Francisco.
The Khinco Hotel.
II. MeOonnld, San Francisco;
T. R. Schrooder, Arngo; Horp Rob
erts, Tompleton, A. H. Williams. Se
attle; Hen Levy, Portland.
The C(io Hotel,
.1. C Ryan. Portland; T. M. Wood.
Eugene; II. .1. Kane, Portland; Steve
llelmer. Henryvllle; K. Vanhtirger,
Lakesldoj Mr. and Mrs. P. Gillespie,
Portland, Frank Howron, Lakeside.
The Lloyd Hotel.
II. McDonald. San Francisco; P.
C. .Johnson. Portland: S. 10. England,
Seattle; C. Brown, Los Angeles; E.
II. Genseroskl, Sprlngwater; Mr. and
Mrs. John Peterson, Coqullle.
IIO.Mi: uuide BltKAB SALK at
SWIIIUSH Ll'THKII X Clll'ltCH TO
XK.'HT. All come.
EWS OF NORTH BEND
At the annual meeting of the North
Mend Commercial Club most of the
old officers were reelected. The club
Is In good financial condition and
Secretary J. G. Mullen reported fifty
five members in good standing. The
officers elected are: President, Hen
ry Kern: Vice-president, A. II. Derby
shire; Treasurer, E. F. Russell; Sec
retary, .1. G. Mullen; Steward, Alex
Olson,
K. J. Arms and bride are making
their home in North Itenil, instead of
Coqullle. as was first reported.
.las. Parker, who recently under
went an operation nt Mercy Hospital,
Is getting along nicely and will soon
he able to return to his homo In
Ash, Oregon.
Emll Kardlual has returned from a
delightful visit with his brothers In
Los Angeles.
Prof. .1. F. Grubbs has started a
small employment agency for tho
benefit of the high school girls and
boys who want to earn money outside
of school hours. Ho Is receiving or
ders from all who want boys or girls
to help them and then delegating
some of the students who wish work
to tho various Jobs that come In.
W. II. Kibbler left today for his
homo at Point Terrace after a short
visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Veldo nre rojolclng
over tho birth of a daughter at their
'mine on North Inlet.
Miss Loin Ten F.yek, who has been
employed at Smith's store, has re
turned to hor homo In Portland.
Harry Penco. of Portland, a cigar
maker, has arrived hero and taken a
position In Otto Groke's fnetory.
Mrs. Pert Marcollls of Cooston. who
underwent nn operation for a tumor
at Morcy Hospital, is reported to be
getting nlong nicely.
C. II. Pillion and family will leave
In a fow days for Portland to make
their homo.
There Is talk of two more snloons
bolng opened In North Bend and
among thoso who aro said to ho fig
uring on opening them are Jay Wil
cox. Win. Murphy and Olaf Olson.
Tho Incroase In population Is said
to warrant the Increase, the snloons
being limited by ordinance to ono for
every five hundred people,
Clarence Klbler lias resigned ns
deputy Postmaster In North Bend to
accept a position In the First National
Bank of North Bend, offcctlvo Doc-
srrr casks
IIA.M) BAGS
HATS
AND
CAPS
IRVING
BLOCK
.MUX'S AXI BOYS' SPITS AND COATS.
A XKW AXI)
COMPLETE
STOCK OF
A AAXtl V slU JLVAAUl All WU lldlCl llVJll
service and style lor every dollar you pay for Clothing In THE PARISIAN, and yon pay no more dol
iir foe THE PAIHSIAX made garments than you would pay for apparel of Inferior make. Why not
enmliio these jK-rfect prod ictlous of the .Master Tailors of Xew York? They express their purpose
of nml; lug only (he best and ours of supplying only the best to you.
PltlCK .MUX'S SPITS AXI) COATS 9t!itl
I'lUCE ItOVS' SPITS AXB COATS 8;ti
1)0 TO 310.00
00 TO 815.00
ember li". Lloyd Haab, son of Supt.
A. G. Haab, will succeed him in the
Postorrico.
R. E. Andrews, formerly nn engi
neer for tlie Blaokwell Lumber com
pany at -Fern wood, Idaho, has been
olected city engineer of North Bend
to succeed Mr. Hobson and will take
up his duties at once. Mr. Andrews
and wife have been living on South
Sixth street-, near tho Catholic church,
In Marshllold.
X. C. McLeod, Fred Ilolllster, I).
A. McLeod, V. K. Winters and A. S.
Hammond have been named as n
committee to appear before the Port
of Coos Bay at Its meeting In Mnrsh
fleld next Monday and protest against
tho erection of a warehouse in front
of Ferndalo by the Port. They
claim that the Port should not ex
pend the money that way.
The North Bend M. W. A. this
week elected W. II. Cliappell and
L. O. Stromuien managers and the
following officers; Consul, C. F.
Chase; Adviser, It. 11. Fry; Banker,
S. Rogstad; Clerk, Jno. 11. Greves;
ICscort, B. II, Sanfnrd; Watchman,
S. S. Johnson; Sentry, A. T. Andrew.
Many New Goods Arrive
THE LAST BREAKWATER BROUGHT US LARGE QUANTITIES OF NEW GOODS
TO REPLENISH BROKEN LOTS AND ADD NEW ASSORTMENTS. YOU WILL FIND
THESE NEW GOODS ALL OVER THE STORE AND THE PRICES ARE, AS USUAL,
ALWAYS PLEASING AND MODERATE AND PERHAPS MORE SO THAN EVER.
Come in and See These:
I
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bleached towel-
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LATEST FURS UNDERPRICED.
Our beautiful assortment of Fur Sets in
all the most wanted styles and kinds,
have been marked down for tho next few
days, It will mean a great saving to
you, by making your selections now,
Come in and be convinced, We will be
pleased to show you,
Metal or Bisque Doll
Heads, Upwards of
200 yards, remnants
ing, Specially priced
per yard
New line of Ladies' Silk Kimonas, floral
designs, Blue, Rose and Lav- C7 Kfl
ender, Only, each, $5.00, piiuu
Christmas Handkerchiefs for Ladies,
Men and Children, Initialed, Bordered
or plain, Single or in Christmas boxes,
We have them at all prices, Better
make your selections early,
Waiters' and Cooks' Aprons, OKn
Good quality uu
Heavy Quality Unbleached Mus- 71 n
lin, 10c kind. Per yard I2
Celluloid Dolls, 10c to 50c
Undressed Dolls 25c to $3.00
Dressed Dolls 15c to $5.00
Ladies' pretty Flannelette
Kimonas, latest Empire
effects, trimmed in
eoin nnrl rnntm.qtinp: I1ia-
iterials, Specially, CO Rfl
priced, $1,95 and P'JU
'l !nl Mnn'e nnH fillil-
lciuico mt.ii o miiw -
wr,e k n ! 1 1 Neck
Scarfs, Variety of colors,
Values to 50c, Ogg
Now Jb
Unbreakable Cloth Dolls,
in Esquimeaux, Peary and
Cook, 35c and 50c Oft
iKIIIUbi liuw
int of I nrlifis' beau-
MUV iui -"".,7 . . A
. . .. wui ;:uMncn
shades, pretty emuroiaeieu uc-
signs, Especially priced, $1.9o
Infants' and Children's Knitted Sweater
Suits, with Sweater, Pants and Cap, .in
red or white, Only, per suit JO oj
$2.95, $2.50 and
Heavy Cotton Flannels, 12 1-2c 01 J
kind, Only, per yard
Men's fine Soiesette Ovorshlrts. m
stripes, White or Cream,
Reduced to
HI
THE FAIR
IRVING BLOCK Next to Chandler Hotel. CENTRAL AVENUt
SATISFACTION ALWAYS OR MONEY REFUNDED.
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