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'HT rhose that arp nnVv1 fU I ,
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W cmrh clothes are Msifsllu "u
MU4- - v4 reaper
Lhat they are than in price.
The real economy is in paying enough
get the quality in
Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
ft what you get not what you pay
Lf ma Ires these I he nincf tmnni
jjthes you can find.
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n? . rs,t lluo nnd hoIBlits on the
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Oleiito whether It Is high or low
watw. High tIJo on tho Bar ono
nour nnU 54 minutes earlier than at
Marslifie ,1. At North Bend 35 min
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Woolen Mill Stores.
The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
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WIIATHKK I'OKKOAST
OUEOO.V, Unsettled, pro
bably Bhowers in the west,
fair In tho Kast. warmer In
Hast Saturday, Southwesterly
winds.
LOCAL TF.MPKKATURH
KKCOIID
For tho 24 hourn ending at
4.13 n. in., Juno US, hy Bon.
Ostllnd, special government
meteorologist:
Maximum (,
Minimum c
At 4: 13 n. m ,. . . ,,,;
Precipitation 21
Precipitation since Sept. 1,
lII 67.17
Precipitation s&mo period
last year i;o.4.1
Wind Southwest, cloudy.
feu can't buy wrong at this Store
vei if you know nothing about
rallies A child can buy here as safely as a
trown person. We protect you in regard to what you
:uy and the price you pay. These are some of the bar-
i we are offering for Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
61.25 and $1.50 latest Umbrellas, made of fast black
Seniles Changed. The hour for
the service in tho Kplscopnl Church
on Sunday morning throughout the
summer will bo 10 o'clock instead
of ll.
W. Sleep is .Malinger. During tho
absence or F. D. Fletcher, who with
his wife is visiting at tho Exposition,
the Sperry Flour Interests hero will
bo under the management of William
Sleep.
Mis. Helm Freed. Deputy Sher
iff l.nlrd was over on n quick trip
today serving papers on Clow Why in
in mandatory Injunction. Ho said
that Mrs. Helm was freed on an In
, sanity chargo and that she has re
! turned to Marshfleld.
Hero From Kmplro. John Lar
son, better known as an old time
resident of South Slough at "Snow
ball," Is In the city on it visit. Mr.
Larson is now lesldng at Kmplro
nnd had not been to Marshfleld for
a long time past.
To lliiild Bridge. A frame bridge
nlmut ISO feet in length Is to be
built in First Addition on Oregon
Avenue between Southeast Boule
vard and 15th street. There will be
grading done on both sides of the
bridge thus making Improvement of
nbout 1200 feet.
Concrete Sidewalk. S. C. Small
who recently completed a fine
stretch of cement sidewalk on Broad
way from Commercial to Market is
arranging to put in another stretch
of it on tho east side of Front street,
extending south from the Busy Cor
ner about half n block.
I'oiiulllo Tied t'p. Engineer Kob-
erts enmo over from Conulllu to
day and stated that tho passenger
boat Coiiulllo on tho Baudou inn
has been tied up, He says that tho
Jin-proof materials, select handles for ladies
'gentlemen. Special
95c
en's 25c extra strong elastic Sleeve holders.
various colors. Reduced to per pair
10c
Ken's $1.25 and $1.50 Cream Soisette Overshirts, with
per military or turn down collar, excellent for OCr
luar. Reduced to . OJL
un.i i t i i i-
itniiareirs Knit unaerwaists, strong maue.
Ill sizes. On sale at
10c
wen's real 15c white Hemstitched Handkerchiefs.
Ifflt finish, ready for use. Special
7c
ladies' 20c Sleeveless Vests, fancv and plain. 1 9r
Nuced to lJVj
ladies' $1.25 and $1.50 fancy night gowns, made of
ambric. lonn cloth and Nainsook, trimmed in QQ
broidery and laces. Rnrlnrwd In UhL
ladies' Beautiful enameled bar and brooch pins. 1 Cr
fere 25c and 35c. Now. '
faction nnvvn l A VtTk4 Next lo,ir
") or
VxY Itefundcd
"THE FAIR"
tn
('handler Hotel ffl
The Noble Theater
TOMIRUT
TL i . 1 . . i
I ie photoplay that revolutionized motion piciuie iu
toons and established a standaid of excellence that
win enciure toi ws
Hall Caine's Great Love Story
" . . . . MMi a !
"THE CHKIS1IAIM"
eterht filmed acts, featuring Earl Williams and Edith
IStupendous in qualities of human interest, Maivelous
""is treatment of a tender theme, So human it will
Horn you from uegimmis w'
I" litl IJUllUI IJIUtlllti lllclll in- -i
Klin's ten piece orchestra will furnish special music
for tins nig auiciwiuin
Up Stairs and Down, 25c; childion, 15c,
Two Shows, 7:00 and 9:15.
A'cmI Htow
11c
LEST YOU FORGET
THE PALACE MEAT MARKET
ItctnlW meat nt wliolfsnli' pilcw. Wo curry nothing hut flrM
class rrfilgernted meat, iiiopoily ngel. Tho following nra some
not specials but e(ry-ilny prices:
Shoulder Pol Hi 1 t I.olu Veal Chops I.olu Mutton ('Imps
14f 18c 18c
Boneless (Men Ilo.ist
18c
Boiling .Aleut
A A Mutton Stew .Shoulder I'oik llonst
llc 10r 15c
Sh loin .Steaks I VVt lJ
'qQ Sliouldcr Mutton Shoulder I'oik CIion
Shoulder Voal Boast 1 4C I UC
Tf Shoulder .Mutton I.olu or Kill Poik
Shoulder Veal Chops Chops 'bops
15c 15c 18c
linitlililloii lo tliu ntaivouo will Iumo tomorrow, Satuidiiy, mhiio
eiy lino MVKTI.i: POINT (iKAlX-FKI) CIIICKHXS AT SO CIIXTS
A POUND. Trade- tit llio Pnliiro Meat .Maiket mill wio money. Tel
epbono oiilers glen prompt at tent Ion.
PALACE MEAT MARKET
Leg Mutton
16c
Phono -IDO-I.
nutoi Imu- cut consldeiably Into
the passenger traffic between tho
ounty seat and Bandon.
School Board Meets. Thoro was
u meeting of tho Marshfleld School
Board esterday afternoon In 'the
office of .Judge Hall for the pur
pose of sweating in Bennett Swnn
ton as the new director. The $16,000
bond furnished hy Judge Hall as
clerk of the district was approved,
l.ittlo other business was done nt
the session.
(Jets Cieainery Andrew Chrlsten
son, who wns formerly employed by
the local cieainerles hut who took o
er the Sugar Loaf Creamery some
time ago has taken over tho (liavcl
Ford Creamery which Fred Moser
nin. and will operate the two of
them.
Will Stni 1 Another Boat Bogers
.t Smith will stnrt another boat, the
Atlantic on the Coos Hler run on
Inly 1, leaving Marshfleld at -I'HO
and letumlng from C,oodwlirn at
7 o'clock next morning. Leo Bern
hardt of Gardiner bus been engag
ed as Captain of tho now vessel.
Badly Disfigured. J. A. Twolley.
a workman on tho Kmplro road,
met with a very bad accident. The
handle of n scraper flew back nnd
struck him In tho face. His nose
was mashed and It Is feared that
his face will be badly disfigured as
the result of tho accident.
enlarges Bungalow. It. O. Graves
is making an extensive addition to
his bungalow In First addition, tho
contract having been awarded to
.1. M. Wright. Concrete Biippoits
aro being placed under tho house, a
large living loom added and when
It Is complete Mr. (lraes expects to
have a homo with six good sized
rooms.
New (iiiiiiu Watdcii. Carl Shoe
maker or Hosehiirg, who is knowu
Coos Bay through a visit heru last
year, has been appointed Master
(Initio Warden in Oregon. He has
been associated with his brothers In
publishing (ho Bosnhurg News. IIo
will assume his new duties .luly 1.
His Coos Bny friends aro gratified to
J. C. Penney Co.
Ni:.VT BOOK TO MABSHFIKM) POST OFFICIJ
llnvo jou eer stopped nnd figured It up what the .1. ( Penney
stoie saves jou on every purchase that ou make of us? Wo
sa jou from 12." per cent to !i:i per cent. Wo do this by dim.
InnlliiK tho middle men's profits and kUIiik It to you. THINK
THIS OV1JK.
Bed Stnr Diaper Cloth, 21 Inches wide, 10 yards to tho
bolt, $1.00 value. Our prlco ... ., h:i
The same, only 27 Inches wide, lo' yards to the bolt, $1.10
value. Our price H))
House lining, .'10 Inches wide. This Is worth at tho least
one-third more. Our prlco aijr, -I Uc nc, 75i', Lilc
Percales, 27 inches wide. S 1 3c vnlue. Our price (I l.C
A bettor one, 32 Inches wide, 12j vnlue. Our prlco Hie
Best Peicale on tho market, 30. Inches wide, 18c value,.. IS l-Sc
Apron Gingham, a good nnd heavy grade. 7c value. Our price Jie
Amoskeng Gingham, best gingham on tho market. 0c value 7c
Galateas, tho best grade, 20 to 2Iic value. Our price IHc and I.V
Ewnco Sheeting, tho good heavy grade, 0-4, the sheeting that
you pay .13 l-2c per yard for. Our price UHc
Tho
Originators
of I.ow Prices
SJ Intaroorattd S
wm.-h wiif.'--i'j7rTfm
Wo lead
Others
Follow
(WJriE
AUSS&
WHY? WHY? WHY?
Why buy tho LHFT OVKHS
anywhere when you can buy
from the owner, tho FlItST
CIIOICH LOTS. In tho FIHST
ADDITION to MABSHFIHLD,
Oregon, for original cost, pliiB
tuxes and Interest? Your own
terms. I huvo bought a
ranch and need money to stock
tho farm. Wrlto mo today.
SNAP. Prices will ndvanco
soon. MKIGS J. CAMPBF.LL,
Box 10, Derrick, idnho.
' hear of his election.
May Bring; Homo Bride. Mrs. Gen,
Honucsscy of Bunker Hill is In receipt
of n letter from her uncle, A. K. Gng
non, who recently went to Mlnneapo,
lis, which Indicates Hint tho report
that ho was to ho married had somo
I foundation. In his letter ho speaks of
"brlnglnR a now nun tie" back
but ho gives no furthor iinrtlrulars.
I Ho says that tho weather In Mlnnca-
t polls has been cold, wet and dlsagreo
nble. Ho Is expected to return nbout
i July 1.
.Makes Largo Map. A map of the
county seven by five nnd ono hnlf
feet Is holng made by Hoy Iiiwhurno
for exhibit purposes at tho Panama
Pacific Exposition. It will show in
, definite outline every ono of tho five
cow testing associations of the Coos
county. In largu figures tn the side
jaro to ho shown tho production nt
ouch creamery and cheese factory
during the your, tho nvcrago prlco of
Ibuttorfat nnd tho number of cows of
loach nshoclntlon, together with their
results for tho yenr.
j ('! Brought Down. Tho enr be
longing to D. L. Footo that wrecked
i last Sunday night nbovo Allegany
I wns li rough down todny for repairs. It
was not badly damnged, Tho rear
1 door had been broken In, and a front
fender Clashed besides various
'scratches on tho body of the ma
chine. It Is said tho engine Is In good
'slinpe mid will tnko very little fly
1 lug to put In good running order
again.
1015MIDSUMMER
RJKGE MEET AT
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P0I
1 Bin Lucky Dunce, Slmpsnii'H Pa
Ivlllou, Satuidiiy o ruing, Juno -II.
Plenty of refreshments ut Simp,
sou's Pavilion, Saturday night.
Official ProgTnni
nilDAV, JULY UNI), loin
No. 1 Irot or paco, one-half
mile, two heats, oach boat a
race, 2:35 clnBfl, purso $100
No. 2 Ilunulnff, one half nillo,
purso 980.00
No. 3 Trot or paco, one-half
mile, best two In three hsats,
free for nil, purso 9123
No. A Novelty race, ono mllo,
$30 for first to iiimrtor post,
$40 for first to half-uillo
post, $GG for first to threo
quartor post, $7C for first to
mile stnko , $200
No. C Motor Cyclo, G miles,
$2G to 1st, $1G to 2nd. ...$40
SATUKDAY, JULY il, 11110
No. 0. Trot or paco, ono-lmlt
mile, two heats, each heat a
nice, 2:35 class, purso... $100
No. 7 Kunulnir, flvo-olglitha
mllo, purso $100
No. 8 Trot or pace, ono mllo,
throe heats, overy heat a
race, purse ,,.$1G0
No. 0 llunnlng, ono nnd one
eighth miles, for Coos nnd
Curry County horses only,
purso , $200
No. 10 Cpnsolatlon rnce, for
all horses not finishing as
good as second, purso $7 J
No, 11 Motocyclo raco, $2G
to 1st, $15 to 2nd. purse, ..$40
ii.Mi"iiTiox nn
TICICHTS, $i!.0. ZU
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lfshflelil
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Auto & Taxi Co.
"f llllll Xll.li M..-li-n
ta'i Phono 20, Chandler
F Hotel
0r touring cars, phone 20,
Chandler Hotel
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A moJnB. fl.e-proof, up-to-d.te Hotel.
trd lU center ol tverylhiog nd oa
L d.iecl line lo the fcpoimon Cwundi.
. RATES
Detected Bath Private Bsth
$1 00 J1.50 single 51.50, 52.00 $mg;e
il'MirnilUle 5100, 52.50 double
fjO Roooi of ScEd CnJort-Eoy Convene.
Tak' "uairaal" 5u direct to Hotel
Do It
Now!
Don't wait until the last
minute when the rush and
hurry of the Fourth may cause
you to overlook some of the
needs of your car and cause
you trouble and grief in the
parade or during the festivities.
Bring your car around now
in the morning, afternoon or
evening or Sunday mornings
and The Gunnery Service De
partment will see that your
auto is ready for the road.
Everything that the car needs
is at your disposal.
FISK tires and GUNNERY
service are your safeguards, on slippery Roodi
THE GUNNERY
Flstc Distributors Southwestern Oregon
GOKST KINO OAKAfJR
Nortli Bend Agent
kimi: & VOX PKOICKT B. 0 WIIITSirrT
Cociiillio Agent llumloii Agent
ISO X. Broadway. I
HEAVY CAR TYPE
FSK
The Tire .
' i Of Greatest Service
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Low prices and
big mileage
GUNNERY
I open evenings
I and Sundays
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WANTHD A woman fur general
housowork by C. L. Pennock, 1 0CU
Central avenue. Phono G4-L,
FOl'XD Yulo Lock key near KroniK
way and Klroil, lniiilro Times of
fice. LHSSONS lit any grade nf school
work given during summer by nu
experienced teacher, Gth to Cth
grade arithmetic n specialty.
Terms reasonable. Call at 1308
I 13th mid Central, or phono 318-L.
. $ j
,: wanted : 3
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WA.VI'HD Any kind of wink, (ieo. JL
Deeter, euro Times.
WAXTHD Young lady would like J.
place to work nt onro. AddresB
"V." care Times or phono 202-1,. jl
r " rent n four beautiful prizes
a '(
I'OK HUNT H-iiMim House, Miutli"
Tenth stieet. Apply John F. Hull
I'OK KK-NT llouie, closo In. In-
"l!!!!!!"!"!"!!!!!!!!!! J.-JJJ "ir!!!'!!!!!!'!!!'!''!1
'IIDONT FORGET THAT-ODRi
THIRD ANNUAL
FLOWER SHOW
wiillll toe held
SATURDAY, JUNE 26
when we will award
rjulro 17 North Front street,
OK Itr.NT Suite of hiuisfkivpliig
rooms. 3rd and Andcibon. Phone
Dr. Leslie.
I'OK KIWI' Xlr Bcdro In 11 il'.
vuto family. Apply 3G2 First St. i .
North.
I'OK HUNT Small modern fur
nished bungalow. Phono 183-J 1
I'OK KKNT Tmo iilidy furnished j
looms, Mrs. It. Nordriim, 071 So. i
Fifth, Phono 37t,-J. i
I'OK TKAXSI'HK AND STOK
AOK OF HOUSHIIOLD fJOODS
FKKIOIIT AND llAfUIAfa:
Call
FERGUSON TRANSFER
Phono l(i:i
Kesldeiico Phone IIM
Mtnket Ave. nnd Waterfront
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for fthe Best Displays of
ROSES aod SWEET PEAS
The Prizes will be awarded as follows:
1st Prize for Best Display of Roses.
2nd Prize for Second Best Display of Roses.
1st Prize for Best Display of Sweet Peas.
2nd Prize for Second Best Display Sweet Peas.
Our Dahlia show will be held next month, announce
ment of date will be made later.
There are no conditions or specifications attach
ed to entering flowers at this Annual Flower Show. Just
prepare your displays and bring them to the "Busy Cor
ner, Saturday, June 26. Don't forget the day and date
and help boost for Coos Bay Roses and a Coos Bay City
Beautiful.
LOCKHART & PARSONS
DRUG COMPANY
"TKe By -
Corner"
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