The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, March 13, 1914, EVENING EDITION, Page TWO, Image 2

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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
CENTRALIZE AND MERCHANDISE ON CENTRAL AV
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Kammeireir Sayss
LOG to $27oSO Suite
to Close Out for SIS
Just a few nl7cs loft; mostly 7, :i8, JM, 10, 12, In grays,
ltro)vn, Kiuiclco, IHiuk, Collegian itml llrnmlcReo Klucnids
inuko. SiU'ii(ll(l fitting Kiirincnts. Take advantage. 915.00
Yours Anxious to Please,
The Toggery
CENTRAL AVENUE looks good these days and it
will look better when Mill Slough is filled and
the trend of traffic continues to flow through this
great White Way toward the growing residence dis
trict south and west. Up-to-date shops- with up-to-date
stocks have every provision foryour every
demand. -The number of people who have the Cen
tral Avenue habit Is constantly increasing. Better
get it now and centralize, economize and merchan
dise on Central Avenue,
Special Cairndy Sale
FRESH
FRENCH BONBONS
Regular price 60c
Saturday and Sunday only
40o a pound, at
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PLAN TO TAKE
iUNDAY DINNER
AT TUB
Chandler Hotel
a Good Menu
The Hub of
Central Avenue
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OPH.V AN ACCOUNT WITH TIIK
First National Bamk
Of Coos Bay
AVAlli YOUKSKLP OK" ITS SUPKHIOIt FAOIMTIKS.
Sato dopuBlt lioxofl In uurElar-proof vuulta for rout at low
rules. Central Avonue.
IF you liavo over wantod anything In a hurry from n drug
ntoro and liavo boon disappointed, Just forgot such un
pleasant occurrences. and remember that our delivery Is
perfect. Wo aro In n position to glvo you nbsoluto satlsfqc
tlon. No 'waiting or wanting of drugs or drug-store articles.
Phono your ordors to us and. wo Mil deliver promptly.
"The Owl"
PHHSCHIPTIO.V PIIAHMACY. ' '
Frank I). Cohan.
OpposKo CliMidler Hotel. Phono 71
Cioogruplilrnlly tlio Central Avenue Dru Kton'.
Look for "Oul Ulectilc Sign"
' Arc you In need of a Kd Spring tonle? Use . . ,
Arch System Tomic
.lust the tonle you need. For wile mirier u guarantee uhcre
Prescriptions me filled as tlio dorloV urlte.s them.
WINKLER'S Pharmacy
"Deutsche Apolheke."
Phono "!". H Central Acnuo
Fishing Tackle
HHitu's .it)V to tiik i'ihiii:u.mi:
Hxcollont Trout Files, por dozen. This n
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wrclc only Job
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Tooth Urushesj tlio regular COc and 35c ' fit
nils. Our prlco, ouo week a p "If
y IOC
Noirtoim & Hainiseini
kind
only
CKNTHAb AVIONUH
1'ltONT STHHin' TWO STOIIKH OKNTHAIi AVIIXUI
Mow Is tine Time
(or all wise men to come to me and . buy prop
erty," v.
Thomas EL James
Real Estate and Investments.
Chandler Hotel,
Irfairats Crib Covers
AND HU(!Y ItOIIKS
ItlXSUIiAU PltlCH, .-JOe.
SPKCIAIi, MONDAY AND TUKSDAV,
ONLY 38
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LADIES' EMPORIU
MILS. NKI.I.IF. OWI'.N
7H CKXTKAIi AVIBfUU
Eiuiyieg a Typewriteir
If bo, lot mo bfiiiI you an Underwood to try. You can't
mnlce a mlstako, as there nro more Underwoods sold than
nil other utnuilard typewriters combined,
I also have a nlco lino' of factory robtillt lnnchlucs of nil
mnlceB from $30.00 up.
Kcntlug and repairing machines of all makes.
CARL Lo STOCKI
Corner Second and Central avenues.
COOS BAY TIMES
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PAIIKKK WINS HOUND
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M. C. SLVLONKY IMItor and Pub.
3BAN K. MAIONKY Nuwm ICdltor
Official Paper of Cooh
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.MarMhfleld .Man CIiiIiih Point
In Litigation.
John A. Parker, formerly of
foiiiiiv Mai-BRflolil, but now of Florencn,
w""'". has won a point In his suit against
.tho C. A. Smill. Company. Pnrkor
is suing for $10 000 because ho was
discharged following h.u bcriliinlng
In suit for damages against tho
company when his brother was klll-
od as n result of his motorcyclo
inning a wooupue on south Ilronil
way. Parker did not loso his hand
In an accident In tho mill, but from
bloodpolsonlug and with this ex-
coptlon, tho following version of It
'front a Portland pnpor Is taken 'as
correct:
"John A. Parkor, a mechanic Inj
tho C. A. Smith lumber mill at.
Marshflold, lost his right hand,
which was cut off in tho mill ma
chinery, In 190S. He settled with
tho company for about $2UU and
tho oral agreement on tho part of
tho mill mnnagor that ho was to
have n job around t.io plnco as long
as ho wantod it. Ho was discharg
ed In January, 191:1, and has filed
Hiilt In the Federal Court, charging
breach of contract. Tho defendant
company, through Its attorneys, fil
ed a demurrer, and United States
District Judgo Henn hold t"bat Par-
icof nan a rignt to domain! a ful
fillment of this oral contract and
that tho caso should bo tried out
on its merits boforo a Jury."
MllltAltY OONCKHT Sunduy.
HAND DANCH MAIICH 17.
CHRISTIAN Church Ladles Cooked
FOOD RAM? at offlco of W. A. HHID,
Front St., Saturday.
HAND DANCH MAIICH 17.
Place That Insurance Now
By special arrangemoit, I urn ablo to adjust all small fire
flro losses Immediately. I roprcsont tho following fire la
surauco companies, all million dollar corporations, the solid
est on earth: '
LONDON & LANCASHIRE QUEEN
ORIENT LONDON UNDERWRITERS
FIREMEN'S FUND , iim .
I also roprcsont tho famous Aetnu, writing liability, Bur
glary, pinto mIobs, suroty bonds, otc.
E. I. CHANDLER
Steamer Arrives From San
Francisco With Big
List and Cargo
Tho Hedondo arrhoil In today
firom San Francisco with a good list
of passengers and n largo cargo of
freight.
In tho freight was about 200 tons
if bitumen for tho Coos Hay Paving
and Construction Company, which
-vlll enable, them to finish tho South
3trondwny paving, Tho Hedondo
irlll sail again Sunday for Snn Frun
iflsco, San Pedro and San Diego.
Among thoso arriving on her wore:
Mrs, 13. Doffenbaugh, Miss M.
Johnson, Mrs, Gumiulll, O. A. Gould,
X. W. Schultv!, 8. A. Westorborg,
Tom Tonpn. K. Jack, A. Jack, W.
T. Prlnco, Alva Doll, II, H. llabock,
Otto Jutd, Mrs. It. II. Smltlti Mary
iiendoraon, Mrs. J. W. Henderson,
. L. Thompson, J. W. Miller, F. O.
Xrnul, Myrtle Jnnls, Mrs. Janls. Miss
Drown, T. J. Huntington, K. C,
Joausou, Mrs. Johnson, H, Anderson,
C. Tureson, T. Mnuwoll, O. Ander
son aud 10 steorago.
ITHE m m A 1 mfll NATIONALLY
niiAiiTY - mi A I nil! ADVERTISED
QUAUTY S Uk I iv lll L GOODS FOR SALE
STORE' x mJk M JrI J HERE
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TOMOltUOW NUIHT at IJAfiLK'S
HAM, sons ok nouway danci:.
OOI) MUSIC, GOOD FI.OOH,
tiOOD ti.mi;.
10 T1IU PMOPMl OF COOS DAY
"Wo wish to again call your atton
Won to tho fact that wo aro solo
agents In this city for Morltol PUo
JCoinedy. Our succosa with this rom
dy has far oxcoedod our most san
srulno expectation"!. Thorofore. we
iro pleased to rocommeud and guar
coBJuaei ovory pnekago of Morltol Fllo
Rumedy. Ov.1 Proscription Phar
macy. Frank D, Cohan. Opposite
Chandler Hotol. Phono 74. Con
1rnl Ammo Drug Store, local ngoncy.
ilce $1.00, j
Ladies'
New Suits New Coats
Correctness of style, combined with quality excellence have served to
make our early selling far in advanec of expectation. From out the
many splendid values showing we mention two leaders for Satur
day's selling
ALL-WOOL
DIAGONAL
Suits
11.50
ALL-WOOL
FRENCH SERGE '
Suits
$12.50
Men's Needs
are properly cared for by us, through the handling of recognized
staples such as
Walk-Over
Shoes
in tan or black, lace or button,
custom and freak lasts, at $4,
$5 and $5.50.
Ides&Silver
Shirts
in soft negligee and pleated
fancies, at $1.25, $1.50 and $2.
TOMORROW, SATURDAY, we will be ready to show you a clever
line of Quality Clothes at a new price,
$ 1 --Seventeen Dollars- $ 1 1&
COMPARE THE QUALITY
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