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Come Tomorrow And Choose Your Suit as Follows :
Add $1.00 to the price and select any two summer suits in the store for the price of one plus $1.00.
In other words you select a $25 suit pay us $26 and take two $25 suits. If you take a $20 suit pay us $21 and
take two $20 suits. This will include all suits that we will assemble on one side of the store ranging in price from
$15 to $35 and will include all small lots, light colors and light colored Norfolk suits.
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lo me man who warns uiuy une juu wc unci ai lunuwa. i ay .uu muic manjusiurtL,! ui mc urjginai price
as below:
$1 6.00 Suits, $8.00 plus $2.00 equals " $1 0.00
$18.00 Suits, $9.00 plus $2.00 equals $11.00
$20.00 Suits, $10.00 plus $2.00 equals $12.00
All other fancy suits for this 8 Day Sale Reduced 25 per ct
SIMS
$25.00 Suits, $12.50 plus $2.00 equals
$29.50 Suits, $13.75 plus $2.00 equals
$30.00 Suits, $15.00 plus $2.00 equals :
$35.00 suits, Sl.bU plus sz.uu equals $19,50
All Blue and Black Suits for this 8 Day Sale Reduced X 5 per ct
"MONEY TALKS"
LISTEN !
"MONEY TALKS"
MEN'S SILK SHIRTS
$3.00 Men's Silk Shirts.... $2.25
$3.50 Men's Silk Shirts... .'$2.60
$5.00 Men's Silk Shirts $3.75
All Sizes.
ARROW SHIRTS
$1.50 Shirts $1.15
$1.75 Shirts $1.40
$2.00 Shirts $1.65
All Sizes.
Mens'
Overcoats
Reduced
33 1 -3 per ct.
MEW'S PANTS.
$3.00 Pants $2.40
$3.50 Pants $2.80
$4.00 Pants $3.20
$4.50 Pants $3.60
$5.00 Pants $4.00
$6.00 Pants $4.80
BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER SUITS
10 PER CENT OFF
Ages 5 to 18 Years.
For 8 Days
B0YS' PANTS ' ""J w Mens' one lot lad.es- oxfords any straw or cloth hat
50c Pants 40c $3.00 and $4.00 Values n - .
75c Pants 60c CHOICE Raincoats $3.50 and $4.00 Values
SSsS ' Kedllced CH0ICE $1-00
$1.50 Pants $1.20 ' sizes 21z and 3 Only. 33 1-2 per Ct. $1.50
Marshtield
Bandon
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'JANITOR" 11 "
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BE UNITED SUE FOR JOB
That Catching inlet and Not tit
Coos Hlvor unit possibly Join in tin)
school consolidation movement ami
tytlto with tho four C'ooh Itlvor dlst
.Icta which will mocl n now school
Is (ho latest iiiiioiik the school pat
mu. NothliiK (li'flnltc IniK boon lono
m far about the lattei uniting lint
thuro l said to ho roumuciuhlo dls
mission uuioiik iho nation (if the
schools It is pointed out that thev
ronltl n all themselves of the bettor
school facllltUw, including the IiIkIi
school dopaMinei!', which tho consul,
idatctd district will affoul.
The tontioein over tl.o site of
tho consolidated xrliool on Coos Klvor
has heroine rather animated ltoM
limits of the upper section of South
Coos ltltir mv Insistent that tho
Bchool ho lucaiol near Daniel Crook
as thoy claim wits ciliull nitreed
w'l en the iiiiiHoliilatlon was proposed.
However. A I Smith. I.o Smith and
nth or lower ilver lonldeuts mo in
sistent that the building ho mi the
Mr. M. ll. Smith ranch as w.u oted.
A. (). Jtogms' Position.
A. (). lingers sa.s that miiiio of
tho rum hers on the lowei iier hat
mistaken his position In the n.attoi.
Vorsonallv ho sas. le is not diioot
ly Intoiested as he has no chUdien In
school now and when his children aie
old enough to attcnl school, he o
pocts t he In Marshflold so that thoy
will uttond school here llowevm,
ho fools that a location fiutlioi up
tho rlvor than tho .Mis M It Smith
place would ho the best and most ecu.
mimical location for the tmpavors
nnd most convonlont for the school
ihtldrou. For thst reason ho has
tirgad Uio upper river location. How
ever, ho says ho Id not Kolnj? to take
any leading pait In the matter.
GOES TO JAIL
Albert Halsted Irate at Being
Deposed in North Bend '
Let Contracts.
Alliort S. Hulstt'd vnn donosod ns
Janitor of the North Ui'inl school at
a motitliiK of the hoard this week and
Harry Shatter clotted to succeed.
Halsted is now thUMteuliiK to sue tho
North irend school hoard for In each'
in contract, as lie had boon hired for
another ear when charges were
made uBulnst him. Although num
erous ones. Including several years
wmo said to haw uiliod protests
aitalust Halsted. V. K. Wattera was
i ho only one to appear hofmo the
boaid.
The mIiooI boanl save (iubsor &
Daxenpoit a tontrait for furnlshluK
soxenty-fho tons or CoiiullU. River
mul at r,.a: and the North I loud
sialilos a jontract for slxtj.five tons
of I'oiiullle coal at $:..2fi.
i no tioaul awarded contracts for
oxorlmulluB tho old cominlssntv
huildliiK. whlih is to be coin m tod
Into a grade school near the IiIkIi '
el hool hullilliiK. .Mc.Murtrle mid ,
Powers itot the uupenter work for
$loS;:. L. Kuudsou the n.moilit nn.i
paimliiK ror $.i:t mi, niul C. V.
Uiojtoiy tho eleitiK wlilng coutriut
for Jfl.ftO.
for tho past year or so In tho capacity
, of browuiaster, left toilay for Port-
I Cno Crawford Point Land Com
pany, ni-coidluu to report, aro iilau-
fV OH III llfini I n,llK ,0 vtmr ,u0 ncioa of their prop
III 1 1 ill II IS LU C1,y for ,ow8"o purposes.
Mr WW H HW .111 The rirst raft from tho new enmp
UI U II II ID lUII r Ul Nortl li0ll(l Luiuher Co. at
Heaver Hill wus tocelved at tho mill
' Wednesdny,
. . p. ., . , I W. J. Ilrown has nought the gro-
Geo. A. Bailey Asks Bondsmen o- hioio in nangor Addition to
Tn lirrpnrlnr Him Haq Norlh ,,0"rt n,1(l ',lnns t0 enlarge tho
10 liriUlliei n 11 Has atoek ,,iui ,nko many ImpiovoinentB.
Been III. T'm Socialists are planning to hold
'a p'onle hero August 22.
Cieorge A. Halloy. an old safo ox- Mm. .1. . (Jrout rotuinod this
liol t tjixllintilA n .1 lilm.l. ...... .1 ...I tn a). ,.... ttnwAl l
i.v... iuv iihiiii- tuiu uuiiK Biiuu iiiuier, ruii iiiiiii i-uiiiau(i, wneio sue lias
osterday gave himself up to Sheriff beon visiting her daughter.
(iago and asked to ho taken to tho MUa Itoso Pulley left today for
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PLEDGES I
TO MOOSE DM
wumj juti iii.'v uu I'uiuu ruiuiiiu I'iniH iviTHcu on mo siuHiaw, whoro
iiiiiii iiio I'lini'trou ni'ntnot liitti nm . ui.it win onntwi ot.i ! n.i.i. i
, ; " , ""' o "k v Winn "-v pi'viiu owiiiu iiiiiu nun nur
lin iiimril I Ilu mt unu nt i.i .... mint mt,i .i.,..! i ... .. . ...
...b .v,4 tiia n ma uu uiiii miiviu, .in. tiiui .ii t , Will, I
i
ho hoard.
' ... ,. t.iia hi ma ull uiiii iii
wish, as Mrs. Jennie M. Stewart had H. Klhler.
fuinlshed 250 bond for lilin and did Cutworms aro causing havoc on
not want to withdraw tho bond. North Inlet farms, according to (3us
lialloy said Hiat lie had been sick, Potmson. A heavy rain would ma-
conhl not work and was out of mon- torlally aid in their destruction.
0 Ulld felt It WOllld be litlm f.ir Mm ' Wlllai'd Illixsnll. fninwrl,- nt r-,w.
to go to Jail than to remain a bur- Hay. hut now of Plxloy, California,!
.-I ..ii in iiii-iiuk limn no recovered wnuuii leiauvos of a sovero 111
Ills health. nexs. Itheuinailsin Lent him mnriii.i
Halloy was uccused b Collliib nntl l''l '" his hod all suiiimor.
Priilhi.r w lw. in., tiiiwii.... i. ..itiii.il,... i . .
; " ",v ...iiiir mi mu .....i.h puiiy composed oi .Ml.
btewart lamli nt nangor. of allotting n"l Mrs. dcorgo I) Mandlgo and Mr.
iiooigo Stewart in an attack on "'"I Mrs. C. A Smith will loavo next
tlom. Stewart and llailoy woro ,'l torn hunting niul tlshlng trip
hound over to the grand Jury but t" fiin-j- county
Mis htowait fuinlshed bonds tor Mrs Krod Kruse and Mrs. Frank
ini'iii.
SSIl.i.-l f nn.tii i...... i .
......... ... it.iiiiiiuu ironi uo- ;".,v,
qulllo todav and said thai ! ,.iiJt.i fi ends.
tli. . I... ......i.i o .". n....-i ... .
J..... up .iiiiii uu vu ui move to coos viipuun i-.ugar .Simpson,1 nccom
.MllSctix siinnt Urn iwwii. -.., i..i.i
ii- in'et. whore thoy wme tho guests of
moosi: lirnoxs uud ciiaicms.
Red CUO.sS .IKWHI.ItV Dept.. He 1
Crow Drug Stoio.
Hll US (llO cttSOS over hnni unrn ml.-.
tug up most of hit, time.
I WORTH BEND NEWS
moosk iirrroxs for .iooao n.w.
;i:i rito.vr sTitKivT.
I.K.WIC your l.l'.N'CH ItASKIvTS
at IIOMWand oat SCNIUV .U
at (iOODWIMs Halnbow KXCCH-Cl'IISlO.V.
palllod llV K. K. ItiL'L.a linvnu ...
for San Francisco. Thoy will make
tho trip In Cnpt. Simpson's Slmplox
car.
Dr. K Watson niado a trip to
l.akoside this week mid reports tho
Chas. Van JSllo left Thursdm for' . i " "t,lwoe", No,tli Inlet and that
i v.i i i r f01' ""nt dlstilct
. .1 S Atkins and family of Portland I Mr. t. r Vn,...... ,.. .
Adol , "A. n.,rf,w. .. .... J?k!.. S ?e. out via Koselmrg1
with (he Coos Hay brewing Company dren. " Ue "W0B,PBWe' T cWI-
Coos Bay Business Men's As
sociation Will Co-operate
in Big Doings.
Tho Coos Hay Huslness Men's Aa
Miclatlon has sent a strong letter to
Secretary Cieo. K. Cook of tho Loynl
Order of Moose, promising Its hearty
support in making Moose Day, next
Tuesday, August Ith. n real gnln
occasion. Tho following Its tho lot
tor: July 30. 1014.
To Mr. Geo. B. Cook, Sec. Loyal
Order .Moose, Marshflold, Or.: Tho
Coos Hay Huslness Mon's Association
wibhes to convey to your order our
host wishes Ulld co.nnerntlon In ev
ery way to mako Mooso Day, Augsut
mo jourtn, ti:o success It deserveBi
and wo recommend to our momborB
ui ussisi in overy wny possible to tho
host of their ability.
Wo regrot vory much that thoro
has been this delay In assuring you
of our hearty co-operation and trust
It will cause no unjust criticism of
our Intentions, Vory respectfully,
COOS HAY
HlTSINFSS MKN'S
ASSOCIATION.
Hy C M. CATON,
Secretary.
wn.ii ci.osi: moosi-: day.
The following grocers havo signed
an ngreoniont to closo August 4,
Mooso Day:
Geo. K. Cook.
OHtvant & Woavor.
Coos Hay Tea, Coffeo & Spice
House.
Finnish Co-Operntlvo Co.
Marshfleld Grocery Co.
L. M Tozier Grocery Co.
Portland Grocery Store.
Conner & IJoagland,
AVarnor Grocery Co.
Ts'asburg's Grocery,
C W. Wolcott,
BIG LEAGUE
BALL SOI
It J AMOclit.4 rre.i lo '
- T,.lv St. A
OAKIMNIJ, la;. -"'-
winutng ono gauiu ; . .,
Portland played a """,
yesterday, tno iai ""virtci
to bo railed on account of
Tho scores: R 1
At Sncramento - "il
Vonlco ij I
Sacramonto ' .. 6
..-..- i-i.w.nniilere t"1
llott; Stroud and Hannaii.
At Onkiand ' it !
Portland " I II
Oakland '' fiAtc
pnttorles: Krause ana "
r? ,.. n.,i A Invntiilor.
(Second OaraeJ R ,( j
11 I
Portland ell I
Oakland ..... ','L.mI &
nattorlca: Lush, MW
Yantx, Fisher: Kluwltter g
gnst. (Called at end of w
-mint nf llnrklieSS.) n It. I
At I.os Angoles - j0 j$
San Francisco s H
Los Angeles . . . ,''' sctus
Hnttorlea: Standrldgo aua
Cheech and noie. p
XATIOXAIi l.i:Afilfc'
St Loula 1. Iloston - .
Cincinnati 2. N k. (jjltf
Chicago a, Philadelphia
lugs).
'chWo b. PhiwriPrt.1-
rmaourg i, """ " rr
AIMKIUCUV W-Wl 7,0 111-
Washington 2, Detroit S I
Innings). .,innt 6.
New York 8. Cleveland
noaton 4. OhicogP ? ptCff. ,
NOIITIIWKSTKKN I.lu
Ballard. 6, Tacomo i I
Vancouver 2, Seattfe v.
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