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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1914 EVENING EDITION. THREE i.Lia-.i.iTiunjr.'gi.T.wflMwj'y'ti Pox Visible Typewriters DEMOXRTKATIONNolc wreftillyllu' exclusive advantages over all oilier standard makes of typewriters. The Fox Viable Typewriter also lias all the other improvements oi all other makes. EXCLUSIVE ADVANTAGES OF THE FOX VISIBLE TYPEWRITER Oscillatilicj Tho Oscillator gives (our times the wear of the ribbon of other i.vjjewiiLuiB, iiuia u uiy Having l0 U1U owners ot the Fox Visible Typewriter. Important in setting to date lines on printed letter heads. Also preserves the platen from imprint, caused by type continually striking in same place, which largely the cause of noor work of It 1 1 '1 Mil ". . . . .. ... orner niaices oi typewriters, thus tin; Flalen is en of the typewriter." Variable Spacer. ailed the "heart Platen Brakes. Interspacing. The Brake is used in filling in any printed forms, legal docu ments, insurance forms, statement headings, or lined forms of any nature. This is exclusive of the free roll adjustment. A' very important feature in correcting errors after the line has been completed. Note the correction as follows: HOME, SWHUT HOME. Oli. Hornet It Is n sabred pi re- -or wns, In olden days, before tl e pco llo learned to clinsc to moving picture plays; to tango dances nn 1 such things, to skating on n floor; and now tr'p youthful laughter ring" with in the Home no more. Yon will re call, old men and dames, tho homes of long ago. and you'll recall tho fire side games tho children used to know T' o neighbors' kids would come along with your own kids to play, and mer ry ns a blrdal song tho evening passed away. An evening spent away from homo In olden days was rare; tho children hadn't learned to roam for pleasure, everywhere. Hut now your MV, t r MniZv m' War i liouso Is but n shell where children J.1, MMV: 'MS'nI?i ,, ,Sn,,, ', ,' sleep and eat; It serves that purpose S velvn AmSn H,tc,llBon nml verv well their homo Is on tho l8S Mcl A,cr ui-ui. i nun uuiiiu is wiierc uio . I A. X. W. lights are bright, where rag-tlmo tuns Ic flows; their noon's tho middle of Tin ..I..1.4 .l.ntu l...l 1 W wtC ii "1.1 "rL ,"""' Mrs. W. P. Murphy entertained w kn?W"'t-HJh0.,i,IIn0WB y'!r A- N- W. at her homo on Homo pro dark, nlld bI10IIC0 broods TVrnmHvnv Tlmrulnv wltli Mrs .T. i'.mo..,n.ro dnrk.'. ?"?. Bl,onco, ,,.ro0(l8 Hrondwny Thursday with Mrs th ,,n;J .rri-1 . "T u.( ,Bavc W. Tlbbotts ns club guest. Among tho mark! 'lis but a sty or stall. tho mcniuor8 irMOnt were Mesdnmes vuiL iiiuouii. Hiitnnn. ............ Your leter lsat, hand. Your letter is at hand. Removable Cylinder. Inter- channeable CarriaflDS. Space. Platen Tension. I Tow often have you let a misspelled word go bv rather than write u new letter? Or inter-changeable platens is a very important feature. Fre quently an operator has occasion to remove a half finished letter or legal work which requires several carbon copies. Willi the Fox you may fasten the papers at the top with a clip and remove your work. To replace simply remove the cylinder, wrap the sheets around the platen and replace the cylinder. This prevents the possible disarrangement of the work. This feature is exclusive in the Fox Visible Typewriter. Instead of owning two machines you need onlv to buv an extra cnrrUuje, which is built in lengths of 10 l-'J, 12, 14 L-2 and Ifl inches, but are very easily changed, requiring- only a few moments of opera tor's tilne. The Fox Visible has nine inches of writing space. Adjustable to the use of thick cards and labels or small bits of pa per as small as a postage stamp. You're really dry in a Fish Brand Reflex Slicker No! o drtny "nef" water proof, but roomy, comlorl-iivinK ervtco coat that III protect you throum. llilck and thin In tho weitnt weather. $3.00 3 ff0r. We print plalnl on crery label SATISFACTION GUARANTEED an J ict mean II f OWJEft Identical fnrtowi i -" A. J. Tower Co. CLaJJUl ix mark BOSTON 1 JL tX 22 O'Connell, Evortsen. Mc Knight. Mureli. Hyde. MIiirub, No ble, Dennett, Smith, Stnuff, Qulst nml Hazard. Mrs. Noble will bo hostess next week. t 4 4 I evhxix cards i 4 Mr. nml Mrs. .1. W. Hlldcnbrnml nml Mr. nml .Mrs, Henry Fourier entortnlned tho Thursday Sewing Sowing Club nml Its husbnnds tit ono of the delightful monthly card pard parties of tho club nt the I III denbrnnd home in South Marsh fleld. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Q. Jarvls, Miss Edith Hlldenbrnnd nnd Mr. Sehroedcr were guests of tho eve Mrs. U. C. Vnughun was hostess to (i number of Indies of Mnrshfleld nnd North tlend Thursdny nt ono o'clock luncheon nnd sewing, ontor tnlnlng Mrs. Dunn. Mrs. Fnlkonstoln, Mrs. Evorltt, Miss Nrttlo nvngo, Miss Then Kruso, Miss Laura Kruso and Miss Ouron llage. 4 4 t 4 4 I MIXXIE-WIS Clil'lJ. I Tho Mlnnle-WIs Club did not meet this week with Mrs. Downs ns was announced, but will meet next Tues day with Mrs. dins. LaChappollo. I FAREWELL PARTY. i Mrs. DenJ. Chnndlor entortnlned Informally nt Bowing Tuesday after noon ns a farewell for her sister, Miss Geneva Wilcox, who loft today for her homo In Independence, Oregon, after spending a few months on tho Hny. Light refreshments wore served. Among thoso present woro Miss Graco Kruso, MIbs Mndgo Harry, Mra. Rob ert Kollogg, Mrs. F. D. Cohan, Mrs. W. O. Chandler. Mrs. It. K. nooth and Miss Mny Dennett. I CLASS I'AUTV. Miss Carol Hnhskopf entortnlned Mrs. It. N. Kenton, Mr. nnd Mrs .1. W. Mitchell, Mr. nnd MrB. 11. L. Crawford. Mr. nml Mrs. H. V. Lo Mclux, Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. Schroeder, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. S. Unrvey, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ilrndfleld, Mr. nnd Mrs. l'orry Dodson. .Mr. 011(1 Mrs. .1. 0. Kinney and Mr. and Mrs. Syl vester Jones. The mooting plnco for tho club next Thursdny after noon has not boon determined. ; 4 nftornoon wnB delightfully spent with games and music, nfter which tno lit tlo hostcBS, assisted by Loutso Gtdlcy nnd Hazel Coffin, served delicious refreshments , 4 I XAHCISSrS CIjUIJ. I I XOUTII I1KXI) I'AUHXT-TKAC'IIKIIS Tho NnrclsBiis Club was pleasantly ontertnlnod last Wednesday aftornoon by Miss Hattlo McKay nt tho homo of her parents In Kastslde. Sowing l nnd othor diversions were enjoyotl J ! and woro followed by bountiful ro- rresiiments. .Mrs. McKny assisting In Try one on easy payment pJan TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE & SUPPLY CO. Phone M. Alliance Warehouse. 57ar.r.mr.i7.'i!v,rvctii: BUY THE VERY BEST Harshfield BUTTED irediiicry MADM . MUCK SAMTAltV COXDITIOXS IX A CLIOAX Mii MODKHX FACTOUV. . 44 STi:itiLL,i:i) .MILK AXI) CHHAJL PURE ICE 'it ajclltei, H n. in. nd ii p. in. rhouo 73 Goodrum'&Garage homo of the CADILLAC and EORD Auto Supplies for All Makes of Cars 317 Central Av. Phone 87L WHO SAYS CHICKENS DON'T PAY? Not the man who has a Pctaluma Incubator. n FARM FOR SALE. J.,ry,.ltock nn(J fruit farm con ing of 618 acres, between 35 and 'acres of rich bottom land, eight . ot,bonch land set to apple ii w m? acrea moro that can 7ul t9 cleared for orchard and 'lane good grazing land for cat--. sneep or goata. i7,e.. head Bd dairy cowb and rl"?1!? implements necessary, watod on Weat Fork of Cooa hofli a Km,l? Uom POBtofflce, n,?La.nd batlandlng. Buy direct from owner. -Ite. rtber 'nfo-matlon, call or -' w- A. GAQB. Alleeany, Ore. uatermass Studio Opens About feb. 1 Wo lutvo InvcHtlKntod nil the IoiuIIiik innkoB of IncnhntorH iid hnvo decided that the I'KTALU.MA INCUIIATOR !s the ono liost BitlliMl lo Cooh County ami iirnctU-Hlly ovoryouo who hnH inndo a Hlinllnr InvoHtlKiitlon iiKruim with iih, If your clilckoiiH arc not pnyliiK, come In and talk It ovor with nn. Wo will show you tho l'KTALU.MA INCUIIATOU and-fiirnlHh IntcrcHtliiK' mid valunhlo Information coiicornliiK thtuu and tho poul try InuliioHH. Tlioy coiiio in different bIzob nnd at moHt roimoimlilo prli'es. Hero aro boiiio of tho features of thorn: Why the Petaluma is the Leading Incubator It In tho invention of n scientifically practical mnii, who linx do voted tho bent yoarn of his life to tho Htudy of artificial Incubation. It id made upon wolNconcelved plans tho principles Involved hnvo not been changed In thirty yenrs. It has not boon necessary they woro correct In tho beginning. Its regiilntlng dovlco Is tho best and most nccurato Instriimont over made for tho purposo, nnd although imltnted by all makers, with few exceptions, none can produce its equal tho Bailout feat ures of which have boon sacredly guarded by tho Inventor. It Is now lit lug sold moro extensively In localities whore peoplo havo failed with other machines, proving that those of experience appreciate a first-class artlclo. It Is furnished with tho best egg trays and nursery baskets in the world nil galvanized steol framos and corrugated galvanized wire. It Is opornti'd with a smaller consumption of oil thnn any other Incubator in tho world. It hatches lnrgor porcentngos than any othor. It lias boen awarded more prizes at tho leading expositions of the world than any othor. ..... It is the best for tho beginner ns woll as thoso of largo oxporunco. It l.i built by a thoroughly rellablo company, which has, for ovor thirty years, made .good to the peoplo nil that has been claimed for the PKTALUMA. IT IS TJ11J 1XCU1WTOU FOR YOU. SPIRELLA CORSETS may be obtained in Marshfield from Mrs. Annie Holland, Pnrcnlior QKO C K4L ni' onn V M'BS Hllzahcth Topping gavo tho Borvlng. Tho club wll meet' ngnln In 0Q oO. QUI SI.. rllOne ZUU-A talk of tho nftornoon nt tho Par-1 two weeks with .MIbb Stella Potorson. cnt-TiuicherB club nicetlng nt tno tiiopo present tills week woro MIbs BchoolhoiiHo Tuesday, speaking on Stella Poterson, MIbb Maggie Ilobort thr chlldren'B llbrnry, or books for son, MIsb Illnnohe Tellefson, MIbs chlldron. Following this there wns,Thora Lund, .Mrs. L. Sallng nnd Mlas I'cnernl dlstiiBBlnn of tho tonic. Hilda West, T'Miro wiih n good nttoiidnnco. Thoj . .;. .j. next iiKOtlug will ho held u mouth 4 4 from hiat Tuesday nt tho North 1 XI'AV IIOMIC. I llend Bchoolliouse. - '. . 4 ' ''-' I Mr. nnd Mrs. .T. S. Lyons entortnln- ed a fow frlotids at their cozy now I HAITIST WO.MKX. I homo on Flnnngnn nvenuo near Ulov- 9 nun. utroet Mondav nlubt. Pnrda ami Glasses r.gffl? firnnmrf itor feMuSs . , to oroter Weak eyes perfectly fitted by tho latest and best methods known to science. Should you want better oyo sight or need good glasses properly fitted, try my r.pocial U round Com Tho Mnrsllllold IlaptlBt Womon will ihiihIc were the IIviiihIohh nnd wnrn hluntlon glasses. Young or old, with bo entortnlned next Wednesday by followed by refreshments. Tholr this Biieclal glass can read flno print. Mrs. A. 'A, Downs nt hor homo on kuosIh included Mr. nnd Mm. V. K. do oloso work or boo at a distance, South Hrondwny. Mrs. A. F. Ilnss- GotHiiB, Mr. and Mr. L. L. Thotuns. an in ono ions, a ginss ot iioauiy ioru win no 1110 leaner nun -japan jjr, and Mrs. v. A. Hold, Mr. nnd nini n joy rorevor. isvory pair iiuou win no mo sunjeci by mo Is wnrranted to bo porfeot and '""-" oa- giinrantocd to give untlsractlon Your pn'tronngo solicited. TO PAVIXt! COXTIIAtT- DR. W. B. RICHARDSON Oploineti'iht from Siokiiiie. Offlco 17S North Hrondwny. Marshfield, Oregon. Mrs. C. A. Sehlbrode and Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Kennody. 4 ; 4 I HAPTIST LAIUKS I o- xotici: I OILS. Notlco Is liorobv ulvon tlint tho rvim ,...,., rvmnnii ,.f tii.. nn.. nf The North HoikI Hnntlst Ladles' I Mmullilnlil Pima f'niiiifr Oi-nifni, will lA'1 Soloty WIIH OlltorllllllOlI WodllOB- iMaislillold. Coos Countj, OroKou. will ,Iny ,,t ,,10 l0n)p or Mrg Voa rocelvo sonlod bids for all olassos of Marklo at North Head. Following , hard surfnco pnvemont' for tho yem n biiMlnosH and social mossIoii, ru j ti 1 1 . until four o'clock P. M. Mon- r.ro8,,n" "t8 w,'ro ""Joyod. Ainon ' 1 , . , .," , .. i,1,oso nrwieiit wore .Mm. F. V Wood, day, tho 2nd day of February, 101 1. !Mm . ,,;, Kmimy, Mrs. K. Ilob- Tlie bnsls of ostlmate of wild IiIiIh isoii. Mrs. J. II. Clarke. Mm. F. 13. REMOVED Opposite The Blanco Hotel " ooo n.. yard, of heavy 'yJ?ft,lr;kJJ.r";IrI2' S'Y'0?!,,?"'8 Wli? 1 and 2.-00 sq. yards of Hnhtor or rosl-'"'1' ' "?, r,VA ?Ur ' uVI1 ' 11 ' TOIW TheTaiinr i"t ivon,o,. ,?: VffiSr." m0L HAVE THAT ROOF FIXED NOW See CORTHELL Phone 3171. DO YOU use your telephone to advantage? WHY NOT? It is cheaper to talk than to travel, We have toll stations in Coos and Curry Counties and connect with the Bell System at Roseburg, Coos Bay Home Telephone Co. Main Office. Marshflold, Oregon. South Coos River Boats Tioga leaves Marshflold for head of river nt 8 a. m re turning in evoning. Steamer Rainbow leaves head of river at 7 a, m. and roturnlng loaves Marshfield at 2 p. m. HO(.i:itS & SMITH. Hldders nro to furnish full spec! Mentions and Information concern ing their pavement as laid in tho City of Marshflold. Said bids aro roquostod for the purposo of Informing tho property owners mid Common Council of snld City, of tho npproxlmnto cost of tho different classes of hard surfnco pnve mont to aid them in tho plnnnlng of tho street Improvements of tho said City for tho ensuing yonr. JOHN W. HUTLRH, Ilccordor. nnd How A. F. Ilassford. J j CITY AUTO AXI) TAXI SIJHVICK A now taxlcab has been added to my auto service. Careful drivers. Will go nnywhoro at any tlrao. Stand Dlanco Cigar Store. Day phono, 78. Night phono 130-X. TOM (JOODALR, Proprietor. C. W. VIERS, Painter and Decorator Willi Paper nml Paints Rdsldenco Phone 40-X Shop Phono 20C-R 870 N. Front Street 11 r HUY YOUR HKXDEHSOX & LA PIUXCKSSH COHHKTS AT S. S. JENNINGS XOHTH IIRXD, Big Clearance Sale Ntw on at The Electric Shoe Store. 180 So. Broadway. XOTICi: TO COXTHACTOHS. Notlco Is horoby glvon that soalod bids will bo received by tho Common Council of tho City of Marshflold, Coos County, Orogon, until sovon o'- j clock P. M Monday, tho 2nd day of February, 1011, for tho Improvoinont of Front stroot North from tho south lino of Kim Avonuo to tho north lino of Iloinlock Avonuo In tho City of jMnrshflold, Coos County, Oregon, ac cording to tho plans and specif Icn jtlons 011 file In tho offlco of tho City Recorder nnd thoro opon to tho In spection of all porsons interested thcroln, nids will nlso ho received for Shoot Asphalt pavement according to tho plans and specifications for tho snmo on fllo In tho Recorder's offlco in lieu of Illtumlnous Hock Pnvoment, All bids must bo in accordance with tho requirements accompanying said specifications, and upon blanks for that purposo which will bo sup plied upon request at tho offlco of tho City Engineer. A certified check of flvo por cont of tho amount bid must accompany tho bid, to bo forfeited to the said City or Marshflold In caso tho con tract Is awarded tho contractor and ho falls to ontor Into a contract with tho said City within flvo days. Tho Common Council rosorvos tho right to rojeer any and all bids. Dated this 20th day of January, 1914. JOHN W. nUTLEH, Recorder. HOVAIj ACCTIOX lUtllK.'K. -I Mrs. D. Y. Stafford was hostess to the Royal Auction llrldgo Club at hor homo Tuesday aftoruoou. Mrs. Car rlo Dungnu wns winner of tho prlzo, this being tho second prlzo she has won In succession. In Borvlng, alio wns assisted by Mrs. C. IC. Perry. Tho club will not moot ngitln until Febru ary 17, when Mrs. Kreltzor will bo hostess. Tho tlino Intervening will bo devotod to plnns mid preparations Continued on pago Eight A DIITEHEXCE IX WORKING HOURS A man's working dny Is eight hours. Ills body organs must work perfectly 2-1 hours to koop him fit for olght hours' work. Wank, soro, inactive kldnoya ennnot do It. Thoy must bo sound nnd healthily active nil tho tlmo. Foloy Kidney Pills will mako them so. You ennnot tnko them Into your systom without good results following. Owl Prescription Pharmacy. Opposlto Chandlor Ho tel. Frank D. Cohan. Phono 74. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS. In tho Mnttor of tho Application of William George Kingston for Leavo to Change Ills Nnmo to William Goorgo Gamblo. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notlco Is horoby glvon that William Georgo Kingston hns filed a potltion praying that his nnmo bo changed from Wllllnm Georgo Kingston to William Goorgo Gamblo and that tho hearing of Bald petition bo had at tho Court house at Coqulllo City, Coos County. Orogon, nt 10:00 o'clock A. M. February 2nd 1914, to Bhow causo, If any, why said petition should not bo granted, and all porsons hav ing objections to tho granting of said petition aro required to appear boforo this court at that tlmo. Dated this 30th day of Decomhor, 1913. JOHN F. HALL. County 'Judge. (First publication, Jan. 1, 1914.) (Last publication, Jan. 31, 1914.) Slni AnioiiB thoro Invite worohor cInB8 r th' Motliodlut Junior J Mr nn. Mrs I II Sadden Mr ' LctlK" Snturdny afternoon nt hor f and Mrs. T'f'' Denning, Mr. nnd I '''..on Soi'l!?,&'J, tr.L'. T,l', I