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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1911)
-wmfixiiwmmmimw'" " mwinn . THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1911 -EVENING EDITION WITH TEA AND TOAST omen MnrryliiK n mnld Is tuklng chuncos, but nmrryltiK n widow la certainty. ) (soon i:vi:xix(j J HP ! 1 (Hi ffl I s iaiiorea otts K j! Hi N jmami I J ' consum t SsSSftR ! r i. wi ti ' rvy 1 '111 1 1 111 I ill Jim UN vry ITO. wM5in -J ewest styles in best all wool materials at prices ranging from $12.00 to $40.00. Exclusive designs. I i 1S HAVE gi 'en a great deal of thought this season to the W selection of our new 1911 garments for women and misses. The new line excela by far anything that wo have shown in pre vious seasons. E ich garment is splendidly tailored, and the materials arc all wool and shrunk before made up into the gar ments. A Perfect Fit Guaranteed You don't take any chances in entrusting us with your order for your new Suit. We guarantee a perfect fit and perfect satisfaction, or yqur money will be refunded. We believe that our best advertisement is a well satisfied cus tomer. We, therefore, do not consider any purchase fully mated until we are assured that absolute satisfaction has been given. Pretty Light Weight Shallie Dresses New All Silk Foulard and Messaline Gowns For 'ifl'M'iioon and semi-formal evening wear there is nothing so stylish as one of these handsome dresses. Tlnse garments have in (horn the embodiment of the new Parisian ideas, suitably mo dified to meet the less extreme tastes of the America)) woman. Each dress or gown represents an exclusive idea in style and coloring. Exclusive Style Ideas In buying your apparel of us, you have the assurance of getting a garment which in style and design is strictly exclusive with you. At no lime do wo sell two garments of the s.uuc design. You arc also assured of tin very newest style creations, at the most rea sonable prices. Every week we receive new things from Now York. You are always welcome to visit us to see the new arrivals. New Tub Dresses for Women and Misses Now Here JI'ST WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN WAITXO F01P1ETTY, SIMPLE TUB DltESSES, MADE AFTER TUB SAME CAJIKFl'L STYLE L1XES AS Ol'lt 11 Kill CLASS TAILOHE1) GARMENTS. FOR WOMEN Prices $1.50 to $6.50 .Made of Percale and Gingham. Wash like a pebble. Blue, tan, brown, grey and black checks, with plain bands of same color. New Dutch collars. Large as Mutment of newest and prettiest styles, at prices that are less than one could possibly buy the material an I make them up. FOR MISSES Prices $1.50 to $4.25 Simple little dresses of Percale and Gingham. Short sleeves, and new Dutch collars. Ages 12 folS years. ' Made up into the neatest styles. Colors are blue. t tan, pink and black on white and also blue and tan Cluck . 'lhoo are exceptional values. if iniin i-iii i in Wash 'Petticoats 65c to $1.25 of women's wash Petticoats, made ' q.iallty Gingham, anil neatly finished ' ' : i'i. e ami under flounce. Shown In riju-a effect, ohocks. etc. All very . pilced nt from 05o.to f 1.25. Colors ' l fast. Tii2 New Jersey Silk Top Petti coats Now Here m either Black Messullne or Silk '! nni-o and uuilerUuunce, with all silk ' ' it top, and elastic bolt. This l jmt ' 'i .it for the new closeflttius tailored iti.uk only, price SM.." ' ' nil silk I'uttlfimti. in Hli ' '1 ' tram $.0 t 7.flU Faddish Hair Requisites Popular Prices Almost eveiy excess from the East brAua to our store something new in Hair goods and oruameuts. Vet next week we w'l be shewing the new "Helen Tart" hair bands in a large variety of styles aud colors. These pretty bands were made to retail at SO cents, but thru a stroke of good fortune in buying, we a,re able to place them on sale at OXIjY W5 ciCXTti. SILK HAIR XKTS, with elastic. acb AXU 10c HO! AX H All! XKTS. eaeb Iflfc. Me mfi ee The popular "MAI1AUK SHKIUtY1 . ll pj-'S each 8.30 am! S.SO Hair Rolls. Turban. Switches. Fan?y Hair Ornaments, ttc, at specially low prices. Kid and Silk Gloves For Su aimer Wear You tut the best wear.ag Kid dove on the market, when you buy the Monarch, Bflriby or Eikay We are exclusive ageuts for these "nlendld lirands. You won't have any wore glove troubles, If you get your Gloves of us. Don't worry along with nameless or inferior makes. Ask for the il.LVAHlH AT a.OO; the Derby at tsi.Ta, and the Eskay at l.80. Koywr'8 Silk Clovfi We carry only the best fbrands of every thing and "Reiser's" Is one of them. "Key- eer's" short silks at l3v. Lena eiUs at 91 JW j to ipti.SO. iflvory pair guaranteed. "MIlllllKT QuHI'tl'Hy SVLE BOOK - Larger and better than e " 1 indispensable to tho home 'ft or tho woman who does e" fn sewing. AtJKXTS FOB I.IJIKS' 1IOMK JOHtXAL PATTKKXK. COOS lini.DIXW 'I'HOXK Hl.U Xew Hummer VuuiU'ily STYLE BOOK 13 on rutl.entlc tncyckpedla of sipi-:n-r Et;'!p" Th nr'on itn'e as bi' fo .'. When lujgt with a 15c l'u tti ii, cifctB onlv v o MUSiC. Tho niiin tlr.t tut t li mi unwlc In hlniMflf Nor Im not moved with concord of tweet Hiiundi Ik tit for trciiHOtiH, Ktrutiip'iu mid spoils; Tlu motliius of Ills spirits are dull us nlulit And his nrfcctlons dark ns lire- bus. Let no micli niiin In trusted. S h nkes pen ro. JOY IX TIIK MOUXIXCJ. 1 hear you, little bird, Shouting nswlng nbovj the broken wall. Shout louder yet; no song can tell It all. Sing to my soul in the deep, still wood : 'TIb wonderful beyond the wtldojt word: I'd tell It, too, If I could. Oft when the white Jtlll dawn Lifted the skies and pushed the hills apart, I've felt It like a glory In my heart, (The world's mysterious Btlr) But had no throat llko yours, my bird, Xor such n listener. 13d win Mnrklinm. Attending to other people's busi ness keeps Hiiniu Coos Day people too busy to attend to their own. When u man lies about you Juut deny It often enough and peoplo will begin to bulieve It. OX TO .JLUItlJ.t (At eory shot a man fell, but hp got up again News story of tho bat tie of Juarez.) Bally, soldiers of tho Ifglon; l'nck your cameras and1 grips; Onward to tho drendful region Where the roar of battlo rips, Shoulder tripods! Porwardl Dom blcl Juarez Is the place to go; Wnr Is hell? Xo, that's a bubblo . War's a moving plcturo show. I-'Ight, ye gallant Insurrectos, Charge, yo troops of Diaz, charge! In your teeth the grim pcrfectos Gloaming terrible and largo. Keep It up until we reach you, Ball for ball and blow for blowjl Save some "bloodshed," wo besoooh, you, For our moving picture show. Oh, ye poor old Mcxlcnnns, Know ye nothing of uiinuco? Had ye been Americanos, What a chance; oh, what a chancotl Why, that gorgeous, bloodless battle Would have raked In atl tho dough From Key West to far Seattle lu u moving picture show, Chester FlrklnB. Till: QU1KT OltSKIIVKIt KAYS: "The hnnd that rules tho world Is the hnnd that writes 0 ! lu pIippVu " ' Some Coos Bay women nro so skop- tlcnl they will not oven belfevo tholr own mirrors or tluilr own husbands. thi: sKii'i'Kit. You kin tnko It from yours truly that I haven't no ambition For to bo the boss an' skipper of n craft. There Is bound to be discontent in this world so long as It Is twlco aa hard to lower the tax into as to raise It. A pntlont medlcluu manufacturer, never uuiile u fortune by advertising that his remedy would euro nny case of grouch. to A "YcHilunilt" club will havo Though I know there's lots of fellers bo organized on Coos Buy to afford that considers tho position tho frnternal Hplrlt to thoso who be Is a mighty easy sinecure, n graft. Jlluvo lu building good roads Inntoad I know it looks so simple It's n ahamo.of talking about them. to tnko the money. ) That tho skipper novor seems to do TIII3 QUIKT OBSKItVHIt BAYS: ;' a thing; 1 But you bet your bottom dollar that the Job ain't milk an' honey, that I sing. Which Is the reason for the ditty When tho ship Is huckln' combers that Is thrcateulu' to break her, When sho's rollln' In tho trough or on the ridge; 'When tho senred an' shnkln' wheel I mini Is a-calllit' on his Maker. An' tho waves Is throwln' showers on the bridge .Tlion tho sklppor's w.ork Is risky an' I It Isn't dry an' prosy, ! For ho'a got u ship to hnndlo and j to guide; Whllo tho crow Is mostly Hholtored In tho deck limine warm an' cozy, An' tho wind Is maklii' trouble far an wldo. There's a lot that niuat be pusto.l. there's a cargo list fer keep lu'. Thtre's three thoitsend Urns of freighter on his inlnd; There's the ebauces he Is takln' when the ship la slowly creep- i In' Through a fog that makes you feel ye' re gotu' blind. There's tile bitter winter we tehee wheu the bridge is frosen olid. I AH IUV "BU IB WVINH WIM i with a knife; An' the skipper simply ataads H looklu' satisfied an' atolld. Hut 1 ain't exactly envyln' bis life. "One or the frightful moral ques tions of tho day Is leconclllng your Insurance Inventory with what you turn lu to the assessor." IIICSTItlCTKI) 1MSTIUCT. An If the hooker's einkln' an the boats Is smashed and batter ed. It's the sklpier who must be the lest to leave: An' if he bumps hidden reef his whole career ia shattered. An" his reputation's gone beyond retrieve. You etui take It from yours truly 1 don't want to be a skipper ' In cpUe of all the salary he makes. For I haven't got his worries an' I'm feelln' pretty cbluvor As an ordinary seaman on the lakes. Solectod. I been to town And heard tho folks Hxplaln tho latest Civic strokes. And one, b'geo, Appenls to mo, It's this so-called Itestrlcted district. From nil I hear, It seems to mo, This thing appears Tho right Idee. But, as a friend, Why not oxtond This here goldorued Ileetrictsd district. Mot folks would gloat With joy and laughtor If we ouuld take The gentle grafter And herd him off Yon needn't scoff- In some remote Restricted district. And he that kuocks Alt otiterprisa Aud aays to progress, "Der your eyes!" The curse of bis, Bill for his la some far-oK Restricted district. And seoldln' wlnimen -Lord deliver J'd tend the crltt. rs O'er the river. Or, better still. Ut them fulfill Their tote In eoni' Restr.cted dls t. And ko with fo' i Off all degr Who don't .i With i ' i "e Jil.t eud ibeM pucldng With their clacking To live In that Hostrlctod district 1 l :i i lissMiiTu Hfii lillitll iM- '