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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
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FINAL CLEAN-UP
Ladies9 Suits, Coats, Dresses and Raincoats
Irresistible reductions. These final reductions extend to all lines of fall and winter garments, a record-breaking use of the blue pencil creates the lowest price of this entire event
It is imperative that all Suits, Coats, Raincoats and Dresses be sold at once, as" we must have additional space for advance spring goods, In order to make iorm in
shortest time possible, we have made these astonishing reductions, The greatest opportunity women have had, not only, to profit for present wants, but also tor the early
spring as well, Please bear in mind always that any price advertised by Hub Dry Goods Company is a straight, legitimate reduction,
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LADIES' COATS
$5.95
.$185
$12,35
;iilnr prlco $20,00. (MO CC
1 M t I I I Mill M t I i Uj IfalUU
$16.15
$17.55
Rogular prlcu ?I10.00. fM Q QP
Now vplGiUU
Regulnr prlco $3,. 00. flJQf) P
Now yLCti;
Regular price tu.OO. OTQ QK
Now $UiUU
Regular prlco $10.00
Now
Regular prlco $12.G0
Now
Regular prlco $18.75.
Now ,
Rfgular prlco $20.00.
Now
Regular prlco $25.00.
Now
Rogular prlco $27.50.
Now
LADIES' SUITS
Regular prlco $10.75. (tin np
now , yj.uo
Regular prlco $18.75. ffM l nr
now jii.au
Regular prlco $20.00. (MO E
Now tplZiJU
Hegular prlco $22.75. (MO QJT
Now (JllijJ
Rogular price $25.00.
Now
Regular prlco $2S.75.
Now
Regular prlco $.'10.00.
Now
Rogular prlco $:m.73. (M Q QK
Rogular prlco $10.00. fnnl rn
Now W4.01I
Hegular prlco $15.00. (jOP flE
now Qibu
$13.15
"!?:... $15.65
$18.35
LADIES' RAINCOATS
One odd lot, $1.50.
Now
Regular prlco $5.00.
Now
Regular prlco $G.OO.
Now
Regular prlco $7.00.
Now
Regular prlco $7.50.
Now
II- gular prlco $S.OO.
Now
Regular prlco $9.50.
Now
Rogular prlco $12.50. (fcn yr
Regulnr prlco $15.00.
Now
$1.95
$3.55
$4.20
$4.90
$5.25
$5,G0
$6.95
..$10,55
Regular prlco $20.00. M 9 QK
Now l) I ill JO
Regular price $25.00
Now
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y 1 1 it
Regular prlco $7.50.
Now
Regular prlco $10.00.
Now
Regular prlco $12.50.
Now
Regular prlco $15.00.
Now
LADIES' WOOL DRESSES
.$5.25
.$6.95
..$8.75
$10.65
Regular prlco $17.50. (Mrt OC
Rr gular prlco $18.50. MQ flE
Now iJ)liJu
Regular prlco $20.00. (M 9 QC
Now tpldiUU
Regular prlco $22.75. (MCOFi
Now plUiUJ
Regular prlco $25.00. 017 PP
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LADIES' EVENING AND
PARTY DRESSES
Regular prlco $15.00.
Now
Regular prlco $17.50
Now
Regular prlco $20.00
Now
Regular prlco $25.00
Now
011
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Regular prlco $150. oo
Now
Regular prlco $.'15. oo
Now
Regulnr-prlco $10.0"
Now
Regular prlco $50. on
Now
4l
$12,15
$14,75
$17,85
$19,75
$23,75
All $15,00 and $16,75 Ladies' Coats
T.". $10.15
All $13,50 Silk Poplin Drosses, now
go
at
A full lino of Wool Dress Skirts, Tan and
gray mixtures, Now tf! 1 AQ
LMf A J
go at
All navy and black all-wool seep Dress
Skirts, R2iQ
Now go at iptf.qtf
New showing, new sprinn line of Messaline Petticoats all colors all sizes
S2.50
HUB DRY GOODS CO
Corner Central Avenue and Broadway.
"SMART WEAR FOR WOMEN"
Phone 361.
jiAWAsaaaauMJiiM i w mm i i1
superb is
QUIT Bill)
Former Marshfield City Engin
eer Resigns When Recall is
Threatened
P. A. Snndborg, formerly city en
gineer of Mai'Hhllold and tlio lnttor
(tart of wlmxo teuuro hero Included
soino Htoriny times with property
owueiH, Iiiih retired an city cnglnuer
of llandon. It hooiiih that ho ling
boon having tumio o.perloiiron thoro
Hluillnr to the oiiom ho had on Coon
Day and IiIh roHlgnutlon then, now
wan to prevent a threat of tho recall
being carried out.
It Ih wild Unit I-:. :. Dyer. K.
Oaken, and II. Dufort of llaudou
railed on .Muor Miihi and told him
that iiuIchh Ik forthwith (Uncharged
Handborg, they would Invoice the ie
cull. Tho coutrovt'i'Hy, It nooium,
enimv to a foctiH over moiuo of .Mr.
Sandherg'H plana for it nowor, the
citizens claiming Sandburg was
wrong.
At the iJiHt meeting of the Mnndou
couniil, Mr. Saiidborg'H resignation
wiih nccepted. offertl at once. Ilo
naked thut (IiIh he done In order to
eliminate tho poiwlhlo trouble for the
city official on account of him. The
council, however, retained him at n
ualary of $11 per da until they could
secure another engineer.
iEOGE PICKS
UP SEA FOOD
Col. Michie Supplies Her Of
ficers and Crew With Fish
and Crustaceans
111, I'luur tint mwii'riHmi nf Hm iinu'
bar dredge Col. I S. .Mlchlo on t'iio
eutiaiiee to the harbor thlu wcul, tho
officers and crew of tho craft wore
able to enjoy nearly every variety of
urn food available lu local water.
Knoug flHh mill criiHtncoum weru
olitiiliied In a few lioui'M through thu
twenty-nK-lnch pipe reaeliliiK through
the bottom of the vtmnol to the mhihI
to liiMt thorn) aboard for a ctuiHldoru
lilo period.
A flounder of coiiMlderbl( Uo wan
drawn through the dredger arm and
lauded In one of the mind tank on tho
.ill edge, whoro It wiggled ami Kicked
despite ItH rough handling through
tho 2ti-lnch pipe, throiigu which water
and Hand are drawn by a 000 horse
power pump.
Members of the crew not on wuteh
grabbed tho fish and hurried It to
tho galley, where the steward had It
ilroHMHl and later honed on the table.
Dozens of fine cialm and other kludH
of mm food were drawn through the
pipe by tho Irresistible force of the
huge pump.
The principal rutchoH made by tno
dredger are of the Huh which grub
along tho bottom for food, such iih
nolo, flounder and halibut. The
dredger arm, with the large holes to
the number of eighteen lu tho end,
passes over the fish and they are
drawn Into tho ship. The miction Ih
mi Htroug that fish noverul feet away
from the dredger arm are drawn up
on Mhlpboard. With the amount of
food taken aboard from the sea by
r e dredge, the latter could remain
awaj from slmiv for mouths provld-
. nig a change or not was unnecessary
to keep the officers and crew lu a
Little Weather Pronnosticator '"'
Able to See His Shadow . ," ;MnN Tuc cipk- i
Any Time Today ' J AMONG THE SICK
, , , .,,., , Miss I'anule Mcl.aln Is reported
loday Is (iruiiiul Hogs Day and ,j, , ,,, , ()f ,, 8,8tor
If the o d prophecy Is to be r - M,.H. ,11M.nil Fl,1Klll(on, ,,, Kontdnlo.
gnr.ed. wo will hau at least six j. A. Swanson. of Kastslde. who has
weoltB more of winter wenthor. , p .. . , niiuhtiv lnttor
n .Mr, (;:i,u,,"r,,u1!:! r:;thli 8l,v'; WMn& St2
ami "ni 1 & bU , a Ultv r- lnm UttU " "," of ttn,or ',p,nB
tr it If the nl In lies of l.o sha ,"K,M1 f,0,u ,I,B Mo onfl1 ,IM0- Th"r
.. 11 i -v i, ,,, he will rapidly recuperate Is tho earn-
How er tot as i.iuch confideuco ,st wlsl of h,,,r ,,ulv "lends.
Is i Un li he n niilhoK w S Mr8' tthr ,8 "'Ported quite sick
win thor i.r kuos lea or , o (,t ,,lelr ll0I" Wol MnwhtloUl.
ea her prohuostnator as was rot MM CrnBi llnilB,ltop of Mr, nnrt
"lur0, Mrs. Cloorgo Craig of Hunker Hill. Is
MO.vrill.r KOIMAIIY I'OU recuperating from a three weeks' 111-
.I.IXI'AHV. 11)11. "" of typhoid fever.
Maximum toiuperature (date ItIO 0a Along tllC Waterfront. I
Minimum toiuperatiiio (dato lltth, A
27tlO 31 The steamer Alert, after a thor.
Mean maximum tempointure . . . Bl.S ongli overhauling, has been placml
Mean minimum tomperaturo 11 on the run to North Coos Itlver In
Monthly mean 10. 1 place of tho Express. The latter will
Cireatest doily range 21 bo placed on a run In the vicinity of
Vroolpltntlon 1S.0 1 the Hay shortly. With the Alert on
OrMitesf In 2 1 hours (date 21..U the run a flue commodious passenger
1.1.1 luch'oa boat Is offored to the travelling pub-
Number of days with .01 Inch or Ho.
more precipitation 30
Clear days 0 XOTICK
Partly cloudy days 2 Tho stockholders of tho Coos Day
Cloudy days .....20 Business College are requestod to
llenjamiu Ostllnd, Special Meteor- meet at tho collego rooms Thursday
ologlcal Obsorvor, Marshtleld, at 7:30 p. ni. 11 y order of tho
L Oregon. secrotnry, G. V. WOLCOTT.
WILL REFUSE
to mr m
TYPEWRITERS All standard makes, sold on easy pay
ments, new and rebuilt. Fox, Underwood, Remington, Royal,
Oliver, L. C. Smith, and Smith Premier, for rent or exchange.
(leaning, repairing or new platens work giinrnntecti
carbon imiier delivered. I'lione us your older. I'liom
Itlbbons ami
1 1. Alliance office.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE AND SUPPLY CO.
GROUNOHHOG'S
M IS TODAY
Southern Pacific Holds Back
on Contested Land Grants
Affects Coos County
It Is expected that tho Southern1
Pacific will rofuno to puy taxes on Its
Oregon nnd California In nil grunt
holdings In Coos county this year, as
It has Just served notice in some oth
er co ii nl leu whore It has holdings Hint
It will not pav. The Southern Ore
Ron coiiiii'Hiv Is taking the hhiiio stand
and the situation U thus explained by
a lCugeue paper; i
IntlmntliiK that tho Southern Pac
ific compnuy does not expect to win
Its suit pending before thu Supremo
Court over the holdings of lorge bod
ies of timber In I.unv county Involved
In the Oregon & California laud
grants, Judge William I,. Colvlg, tax
nnd light of way ugent for too
Southern Pacific company. Informally
notified li. R Koonoy, assessor, that
tho Southorn Pacific will probably
refuse to pay taxes on tho Lane comi
ty property In quostlon. Tho gov
ernment Is seeking to revoke tho
land grants given the railroad com
pany In the curlv OO's on tho claim
Hint tho railroad has failed to live
up to tho tonus of tho grant, by re
fusing to soil for $2.r,0 an aero. Tho
government won lu the lower court.
and the railroad appealed to tho Su-
promo Court. A decision Is not e.x
pucted for ni least two years.
If tho ral'rond eniupony refuses to
pay Its taxes on this body of timber
It means that l.imo count v will lose
uioro Hun $70,000 In taxos, state,
county and special. Last yenr tho
state and ounty nssossiuoiit nmniint-j
ml to $10,000. with $10,000 addl-i
tlonnl special assessments. This yenr !
me statu and county assessments will
total $i!0.000.
The situation plnces tho county In
a serious dilemma. If the railroad
company refuses to pay tho nssess
moiits. tho property can bo sold by
Hie shorlff. Hut If the government
wins tho suit, tho county mnv have
to reimburse the purchasers nnd will
in uio imiii ioso tno taxes, h tno
county does not use this niothod to
collect the taxos It loavos the county
without .$10,000 already apportioned.
The situation Is that If tho govern
ment wins Its suit in 10ir, or 10 Hi
the county bids fair to lose Its taxes
not only for this onr. but for mxt
yoar as well. The railroad will pro
test tho payment If tho taxos are
paid, thus making it obligatory to
refund in enso tho railroad loses.
Judge Colvlg suggests that tho rail
road company may appear before the
county court nnd ask that It be re
lieved of the customary ponnltlos on
this tax and bo allowed to let It run
on until this suit Is decided, at six
per cent, which It says It Is willing to !
(ay ii u wins.
WlliLA.Mirn'IM'ACII'IC MOI'Olt i KKVICK.
Car loaves Central nvenuo, Mnrahfluld, ovory thirty minutes, be
ginning at 0:30 a. in., to 9:30 p. in. Loaves North Itond ovory
thirty mliiutos beginning 0:15 n. in. to 0:15 p. in.
Fares: Ono way. 13c; Hound trip, 23c. Twonty trip commutation
tickets van bo secured from conductor for $2.00.
IIIVIJ
Barnard & Laiigwoftl
I'K.TItlJ OX
youii i:i,i:ciiticAb uorjl
imop ix axi HKiniiE
BIG GAMES
in thu nou'Ltxo touilu
Chatterton's Ailed
NORTH FIIONT BTRECT
$1.00 I'KIt TON OKI'' TAItlPT
iti:i)i:ci:i) riti:i(;iiT katks sax i'iiaxcisco to coos hav
j v5
SAILS I'ltOM SAX PltAXflSCO I'Oll COOS HAV
ritiD.w, ii:it. o xi i'i:ii. uo, at ihio p. m.
Sim l'raii(i.co office, lliuiison St. Dock, Pier III.
West Coast S. S. Line. C, .1. LIMH'.V. Agt., Phone Doug. tillTO.
UNIQUE PANTATORIl!
L'mlcr Xew .MiinaRcniftt
Let us Clean, Prci3 and Ki,
your clothes NOW Doat '
Jtntss Ucasounhl.
.iav oovli: .vv c. o. iio
a.1 Central Axe. I'lione
i:qi'ippi:d with wiih:li:.ss.
Steamship Breakwater
ALWAYS OX TIMK.
SAILS I'ltOM MAKSIIlli:i.l): SAIUS I'ltOM POUTLAXI):
,SAT., I'i:it. 7, 7:00 u TTKSHAY, l-'KM. !l, H p. in.
SAT., I'KII. II, 1:00 TPi:SI)AY, I'lIIJ. 10, H p. m.
SAT., I'lIIJ. a I, 7:00 a. in. tvi:siay, l'i:il. 17, H p. m.
sat., run. '2h, 10:00 11. m. Ti'i:siAY, ki:h. 21, s p. m.
Tickets on sale to till KaMcrn K)lnts and liiforiustion lis to routes
nnd rotes cheerfully furnished.
I'lione Main O.l-L. II. J. MOIIIt, Agent
TIIKUK'SOXLY 0x1: HICE
THE SINGER
ONLY OXi: ltLPltlSKXTW
W. J. RITZ
Phone 2K0-X.
S. S. ALLIANCE
KQl'IPPKI) WITH WIltlCLICSS.
SAILS FROM MARSHFIELD FOR PORTLAND
SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, AT 1 P. M.
ROUND TRIP, $18.50.
Connection with the Xoitli Hank ltoad at Portland.
North Pacific Steamship Company.
Phono 1 1. C. V. M'OKOROi;, Aicerit.
RRY FIR AND
ALDER q
I AT
CAMPBELL'S WOODY!
North Front Street.
Phone lnJ
S. S. REDONDO
SAILS FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR COOS BAY
SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, AT 3:00 P. M.
Sim Francisco office, 80S Fife Uldg., or Lombard St. Piers No. 27.
InteriOccanlc Transportation Co., C. F. McGeorge, Agt., Phono II.
RIWCRTnN fiOAL
FOR $5.00 PER TON
Phone 165-X
CHAS. LArr
HKADY 1'OU HOOPIXfJ.
I am back on the Job again and
roady to put that now roof or repair
tho old one for you. Ask most any
ono If Price's roofs aren't the best
over. Phono S9-J or drop mo a lino.
J. L. BRICK.
Havo your Job printing done at
The Times office.
. Abstracts, Red Estate,
Fire and Marine Insurance
TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc.
IIE.VRY SEXQSTACKEX, Mannger
FARM, COAL, TIMUEPv AX1) PLATT1XO LAXDS A SPECIALTY.
GEXEUAL AGEXTS EA.ST-SIDE
LUSirFIELI) OFFICE, PHOXE tl-J.
COQUILLE CITY OFFICE PJIOXE 101.
EDISON'S LATESt
A storage l",r,1lt.c
over cliurging -- ,
does not connoDB!
TEHMIXAW. I
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Will not lose llsW
ctiiiiillnc hue- ,d
IS GUAHAXTEEP FlVE '
Coos Bay Wirwi
ino uronmvny.
Agents for I'nrt c
Coci i
To
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. U'"-S.r &
to wnom h ,:.. l
Cooa Bay Realty syna-
llnl.n.l ! "Tnnlinl. l'v,,.ji
Uonnnalhl OIllV for 'u'..j
contracta performed or f '
lr.D r..O1n III' CliaS. J. '''
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CommutatiM
Tirkels $2.0
Mnrshfleld-North """'Jii,
Cars ovcryn .p.
GORST & KIX0. IW
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