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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY,. JANUARY.' 1B,. 1.91.4 EVENING EDITION
HUB DRY GOO
THE REAL BARGAIN EVENT
EVERY DAY A BUSY DAY
Everybody Knows
is not the ordinary kind of a sale Our store has been literally crowded since the opening day, and contrary to the rule of usual sales, each day s business has been larger
than the day preceding it A sale at this store means a genuine, trenchant reduction from the normal price.. There is no juggling with prices under the word Value ."
Extra salespeople to see that you are served as promptly as possible-GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS GREATLY REDUCED. New price attractions have been added.
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LADIES' COATS
Hcgular price $10.00. CE QK
Now i)iJiuU
Itegnlar price $12.50.
Now
Hegular price $ 1S.75.
Now
Hegular price $20.00.
Now
Hofitilnr price $25. 00.
Now
Hcgular prlco $27.50.
Now
Hcgular price $30.00.
Now
Hegular prlco $35.00.
Now ,
Hegular prlco $15.00.
Now
$7.85
$12,35
.$12.65
$16.15
.$17.55
.$18.95
.$22.45
.$28.85
LADIES' SUITS
Hcgular price $1G.75.
Now
Hcgular price $1S.75.
Now
Hegular price $20.00.
Now
Hegular price $22.75.
Now
Hegular price $25.00.
iow
Hegular prlco $28.75.
Now
Hegular prlco $30.00.
Now
Regular prlco $33.75.
Now
Hcgular price $40.00.
Now
Hegular price $45.00.
Now
49,95
$11,95
.$12,35
$12.95
.$13,15
.$15.65
.$16.35
.$19.95
.$24,50
.$26,95
LADIES' RAINCOATS
One odd lot, $1.50. Q1 QT
Hogulnr prlco $5.00. (Jin rr
Hegular prlco $0.00. Qyj ff
Regular prlco $7.00. ml nf
Now $WJ
Regular price $7.50. (TP n
Now pU,lJ
Regular prlco $S.00. (ftr Of
Regular price $9.50.
Now
Hegular price $12.50.
Now ipUilU
Hegular prlco $15.00. (M O EK
Now vplUiUO
Regular prlco $20.00. Q"0 QE
Now (PlU.uM
Regular price $25.00. (M7 PC
Now tpil.UJ
.$6,95
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LADIES' WOOL DRESSES
$5.25
..$6.95
..$8.75
$10.65
Hcgular prlco $7.50.
Now
Hegular prlco $10.00.
Now
Hcgular prlco $12.50
Now
Regular price $15.00.
Now
Regular prlco $17.50.
Now
Hcgular price $18.50. (MQ QP
Now pi.,JJ
Regular price $20.00. TM O QC
Now ipiUiJu
Regular prlco $22.75. QIKflP
JNOW IplUlJU
Regular prlco $25.00. M 7
Now p 1 I ivIU
LADIES' EVENING AND
PARTY DRESSES
Regular prlco $15.00. An a.
Hegular prlco $17.50. m.44 q.
Now p J 1 tOU
$12.75
$14.75
Regular prlco $30.00. (h.17 nr
4iliOD
r prlco $35.00. C1f 7C
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$23,75
Regular price $20.00.
Now
Regular prlco $25.00.
Now
Now
Regular prlco $35.00.
Now
Hegular prlco $10.00.
Now
Hegular price $50.00.
Now
Read These Farewell Prices:
WE HAVE ADDED ANOTHER PRICE ATTRACTION BY MARKING
all $13.50 and $13.75 all $15.00 and $16.75
Ladies' Coats $9.15 Ladies' Coats $10.15
SEE THEM IN DISPLAY WINDOW.
$13.50 Silk Poplin Dresses
all leading colors, sizes 34 to 46
Now $8.65
SEE THEM IN DISPLAY WINDOW.
$3.50 Sweaters
for men and women; sizes 32 to 46
Now $2.65
SEE THEM IN DISPLAY WINDOW.
This Big Sale includes DRESS SKIRTS, PETTICOATS, WAISTS, KIMONOS, CORSETS, CHILDREN'S RAINCOATS, RAIN CAPES, GIRLS' COATS, BOYS' SUITS, , VAJJ
and HATS, LADIES' FURS, LADIES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES, BOYS' SHOES, ALL UMBRELLAS, BLANKETS, BED-SPREADS, SUIT CASES and BAGS, TABLE LINENS, SILKS
COTTON GOODS and many other articles too numerous to be mentioned in this space. You must visit the store and see for yourself. This is the big Money-Making, Money-
Saving event of the year for you.
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BIG 9:00 O'CLOCK SPECIAL
96 Women's and Misses' Wool Dress Skirts
Black and white, and tan mixtures, sizes 32 to 38 waist, 36 to 44 length.
The popular two-piece skirt, side-front fastening finished with five buttons and
worked button holes, They go on sale it 9 o'clock tomorrow &j AQ
morning at the ridiculously low price if 4) 9 .4-37
100 Women's and Misses' All-Wool
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Serge Dress Skirts
Navy and black, sizes 22 to 38 waist, 36 to 44 length, Panel-back and
stitched double box plait over hips, H gh waist line, At nine C? 1Q
o'c'ock tomonow until sold .y&rtu
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Corner Central Avenue and Broadway.
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Phone 361,
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DUCK H tO
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JEIS DUCKING
R. A. Wernich Victim of Ac
cident on Last Day of
Season, but Went Ahead
"" u. A. Wornlth. II. M. MrKoow 1
and W. J. I llll wero three or tin
last Coo liny nliniods to mull
thomsolves of tlu Inst opportunity
to bn n few duilf on tlio last day
of tlio opon soason. whleh was yos
tordny. Ineidoutally. Mr. Worulch
got ono "duek" Hint neither ln nor
his associates will forgot In a Ionic
t lino.
To innko sure of getting tlio lim
it, (hoy Hturlod about flvo o'clock
In tlio morning for tlio Glasgow nun
Club, or rather, arranged to start.
A llttlo lioforo flvo, t hoy Htartod
for tholr launch. All wont woll un
til (hoy ront-hud I ho dock and Mr.
Wornloh started down the Inellno.
All of a sudden his foot shot ou(
from under him and (ho next thing
McKoown and lllll realised was
when Mr. Wernlch's foot were stick
ing up ovor the oil go of tho slip,
his icon hnvliiK caught on tho llttlo
rail. Otherwise ho was under wid
er. Tho two wore too dumbfoundod
to grab hlni and lllll says that Mo
ICeown wan so Btartled that ho wns
hollering Instructions to Wernlch
to what to do when rnlohV hoail
was about four foot undor water
and only Ida foot above. In an
other Initnnt hl toe hold slipped
and ho waa all under. A mntuont
lntor. ho bobbed up and grabbed
tho ellp ud was out.
However, n Utile ducking wasn't
r'.lowod to apoll the hunt and a
lek return to the Ohandler fur
v''oiJ dry cloUilug for liltn anil
. y went .out and got the limit.
OFFGALS
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Viewers Select Men for Thirty
One Districts Apportion
ments Made
County .ludgo Hall roturnod from
Coiiulllo lnat o oidng. whoro tho
County Court ndjournud after fln-
jiBhlug up tho biiBliuma of the hob
slon. Tho Judgoa and olorka of tho
lolwtlon boarda for oaoh district
'voro Molocted, also tho road supor
vlaora in tho county for tho yonr.
Tho board of county road vlowors
coiiBlBtod of A. N. Clould. county
aunoyor; Joseph Dovault. of Myrtlo
Point, and 1'. M. llall-Lowls, county
rondinnstor, of Coiiulllo.
I Tho road supervisors for tho thlr-
ty-ono road dlatricta aro as follows:
'nist. Nuino. Address.
1. W. V. Uowron .... Toinplotou
2. C. IS. lluuson Mnrshflold
.'!. tl. A. rorktiiB . . . North Horn!
t. .1. C. Wiloy North llond
fi. 1'. P. Norton Marshflold
. W. II. Stull Allegany
7. S. 11. Cutllp Marahflold
vs. Axel Huth North Ihjud
1 rt. 54. T. Zlglln Marahflold
10. It. Spade Sumnor
11. II. V. Ilolvorstott .. Falrvlew
12. K. N. Horry Sltkum
IS. .lolm Kabry ....Myrtle Point
1 1. IS. V. Kuhy Uullards
15. John Yoakum CoquIUo
1U. Charles Strang CoquIUo
17. (leorge Mullou .. Mitle Point
IS. IS. K. Wwkley Hrldge
,1P. A. J. Counts Haudon
20. H. Daulelaon . . . Parkeraburg
21. V. W. Klght .... Klverton
28. M. 'P. CllHtou Arago
83. Henry Strong . . Myrtle Point
St. 11. H, Davis ,...,,, minion
Alex Snyder Norway
W. !'. Nonl Myrtlo Point
A. .1. KadalmiiKh .... Norway
(1. T. Hermann . . Myrtlo Point
C. C. Johnson Cooston
20. Sam Stout McKinley
:il. Claude Waters I.ee
Tho road district funds for the
var 1911 woro apportioned as fol
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21.0
37.5
1 2.5
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2G.0
21.0
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23.5
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33.5
27.0
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Apportionment
... $ 172.20
5S1.10
S.050.05
CGI.05
15.2GI.50
5,002.50
2,802.85
0 12.10
1.RS4.-I0
3.0G0.75
7.381.55
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2.771.10
5.43G.00
1.112.50
1,089.45
5,137.70
2,817.15
1.430.S5
1.GSJ.15
3.211.05
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7SG.G5
4.001. or.
1.013.'10
2.S30.10
007.00
G07.00
I.G72.L'n
1.1S1.00
iti-:vivu at cogt'iMds.
Tho Coqulllt Mtnlsterlnl Union la
planning to hold a union ruvlval, to I
commence about February first. Tho '
M. IS. Church, tho M. IS. South, tr.o:
Presbyterian and tho Christian
churches will unite In thoso meetings. (
ArrniiKomonts hnvo beon partially
coinplotod to socuro tho services of
Ceo. W. Taylor of I.os Angoles, who
is quite u noted revivalist. He is now
at Uuport, Idaho and a tologrnm was
sont to him. Coiiulllo Herald.
I.lbby COAL. Tho kind YOU have
AIAVAYS USKI). Phone 72. Pacific
Livery and Trnnsfor Company.
HAND DANCK, lr.gUs' Hull, SAT
VHIUY, Jan. 17.
Times Want ads bring resnlts.
T. .1. SCA1P1S Jg A. II. IIOUniNS
Marshfipld PA,NT AND
fViarSnTieq DECORATING CO.
ISstluintes Furnished.
Phono aOU-J, Mni-bhlleld, Oregon
Condensed Statement of
The First National Bank
Of Coos Bay
JANUARY 13, 1914.
' Resources
Loans and Bonds .' $485,02&jjj
U, S, Bonds to secure circulation 100,OOOJj
nea! tstate. Furniture and Fixtures 79,bUP
sh and Sight Exchange 249,74oil
Total $914',37&M
Liabilities.
Capitar Stock paid in $100,OflJJ
burpius and undivided profits ii
Circulation, outstanding 100,00
Deposits !. .. . 693,12'
Total $914,375.
8SS.0 i99.04t.2-
The total valuation of the road
districts was pluced at $22..ir7.
095. SB.
lU'SIXKSS MK.VS M'.VCII and
cooked food sale SATl'KDAY, at of
fices of COOS Utv KKAIrY Co. by
laDlltS of CHIUSTIAX ClutiTh.
Low Rates for
Handling Trunks
Wo haul trunka between an;
points In Mnrshflold for tho follow
ing rates, delivery to be made li
tho first stories of buildings:
One trunk t .2."
Threo trunks ft
Twolvo trunks t.nc
Star Transfer and Storage Co.
Levi lleisner. Prop.
Phnne 1VO-.I- 41-TV ns.li
WW 1 WiMWWirW'JiJfh.1 ti MM
REMOVED
Opposite The Blanco Hotel
TODD The Tailor
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
nf
FLANAGAN 8c BENNETT BAN!
Of Marshfield and Myrtle Point, Oregon,
At the close of business Jan, 13,1914,
Resources n.,,ai
Loans and Discounts $696.5r.
Banking Houses ,,,,,, 6 MS
Cash and Siaht Exchange . . . .29 . i ;
Total , , , , $1,049,4
. . Liabilities Ar M
Capital Stock Paid in SloM
burpius and Undivided Profits , , , (M
uujjubitb , , , VX'f
lotal , , , , WiVwz
All Kinds of Job Printing Done at The Tint
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iwoul
of til,
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