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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1908)
TF k -a wwn wjmw Miimijmmj THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1908. ir r I B r Social Side of Coos Bay LOVE LESSON FOR HUSBANDS. WALK moro lovingly, talk moro lovingly, A tender look anil n word of cheer. Lovo for the prace of her, lovo for tho fnco of her, Lovo for tho heart of her, holy and dear. a10IL moro lovingly, trust more lovingly. Patience, faith and a sweeter life. Lovo for tho gleam of nor, lovo for tho dream of hor, ,. ., Pure In her nobleness mother and wife! Tho Bentztown Bard. 3 - C nlng to visit In Portland nfter the meeting. The local Odd Fellows will bo represented by L. Planz, Thomas Coke, E. A. Anderson, D. L. Rood and Judge Sehlbrede. Lew Hazard and John Lawrence are two of the Coqullle Odd Fellows' delegates. t--H REELECTION'S. "When a woman Is merry, light heart ed or glad, She looks at herself in the glass; If it happens she's worried, pr peev ish or mad, Sho looks at herself in the glass; In fact, if sho's pretty or if sho is plain, If bIic's over so modest or ever so vain, If sho's wearing a rainy day skirt or u train, Sho looks at herself in the glass. If her ago it is twenty or fifty or moro, Sho looks at herself in the glass; If sho lives on an income or works in n store, She looks at herself in tho glass; If hor hat la on crooked, don't worry or fret, Or If by some chanco on quite straight It Is set, If it's not on at all, it's a pretty safe bet, Sho looks at herself In the glass. If a maiden's expecting her sweet heart to call, Sho looks at herself in the glass; And after they've said their good bys in tho hall, She looks at herself in the glass; Her cheeks they aro crimson, her hair is a mess, Her collar is wilted, as you may well guess, And tho print of an arm marks the waist of her dress, When sho looks at herself In the glass. brighten speck The members of the Ladles Art club were delightfully entertained on Friday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. J. W. Snovor. The hours passed quickly In conversation and at needlework. All enjoyed tho dainty luncheon served by tho hostess. The next regular meeting will be held at the homo of Mrs. Frank Sumner on Friday afternoon, May 22. A number of Coos Bay people are In receipt of Invitations to the Rex Festival Dall to be given at the Ar mory in Portland on the evening of Friday, June 5. It will be In con nection with tho Rose Festival in Portland and as a number from here aro likely to attend the festival, Coos Bay Is llkelyu to be also well repre sented at tho grand ball. Handsome souvenir, prdjjrams accompany .the in vitations. T Baby Contest J Qukk MeaS SteeS R r,$ iP your mind picture with a of color' from their gorgeous wings, when viewed through your more material orb's magnify them selves Into hideous bats of the night; tlinlt. nnlnn mnilldn ..,-. f. I I "" " mumiics iruiii uiumoniuus (inu -a yellows and browns to the musty i mont. grays and blacks that we shun with horror. 'Tis well not to surround our air castles with too beautiful dream lawns and flowers and birds, and fall to appreciate what is at hand In reality. Up! Enter your earthly habitations and stir the feast day puddings! Mrs. E. L. C. Farrin is entertain ing tho Brldgo Whist club at her home this afternoon. i Master Joo Milner gave a birthday party Friday at his home, many of his young friends and schoolmates assembling to help him celebrate the anniversary. An enjoyable time was had. Tho A. N. W. Club he'd 'atfs n'- joyablc; session with Mrs. J. T. Hall at her home Thursday afternoon. The time was spent In nee'dTe work discussion of civic improve Pleaslng reports were receiv ed on what had been accomplished by the Cleanup day campaign which the club had inaugurated "Jand the general willingness of nearly every one to cooperate in making a better and more beautiful Marshfield. Steps to encourage tho beautifying of the lawns and homes by planting flowers and shrubs may soon be taken. At the conclusion of tho afternoon's program, refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Hazard. At the Orpheum Theater Handsome Gold Chain and Locket Grand Prize now on display at Tow er's Jewelry store. All babies up to 2 years of age residing In this city or North Bond may enter. Contest closes Saturday, May 23d. Each ticket purchased at tho box- office entitles holder to ono vote. Following is the Standing of tho Contestants: Ruth Bowran 3 Margaret Cameno 2 Caroline Campbell 32 Baby Dean l Emory Dwlro 2S Jack Gabbert 31 Baby Healmlng l Alice Kolan 2 Hazel Masales 2 SIble McGann 13 Baby Milner 5 R. R. Montgomery, Jr 2 Curtis Nagle 2 Katherlne Yoakum 18 Taylor Wright 6 Katherlne Yoakum 13 Miss Estella O'Connell entertained the Biographic club at the homo of Mrs. E. Mingus Thursday. The af ternoon's program was devoted to Raphael, the subject being intro duced by an able paper by Miss O'Connell! Elliott McClure, a former Coos Bay boy who Is now winning gold and glory In Portland as a newspaper artist remembered Mrs. Annie Belle Flanagan with an artistic book plate, which will adorn all the volumes in her extensive library. A preacher once thought ho would spring a surprise, On women who look in a glass, And ho said: "Now, all of.thoso sis tors please rise Who've not looked today in a glass?" Ono sister alono stood up In her pew; Her hair was awry, her clothing askow, Tho preacher said: "Sister, well next tlmo pray do Just look at yourself in the glass." Exchange. u AKE UP AND HEAR the Birdies Sing!" one is tempted to call to Coos Bay society which seems to bo dozing still after its Lenten nap. You were quite wldo iiwnko when tho alarm clock llrst wont off on Easter morn ing uixl for a few das you seemed to havo tho ploiisant sensation that tho nap had boon restful and you woro ready for another society sea son, but you didn't really get into si cold bath and experience that gloriously nllvo feeling that makes you glad to live. You didn't even arise from your couch for much longer than to look at tho clock and begin to feel sleepy again and then you dozed off, for a dreamy sleep. Perhaps that sleep is full of visions of most olaborato events, pleasant dreams that your social debts are all paid but no cold reality real ly does stalk abroad and tho ho cloty column which does not prosper by your dreams is npt to bo startled Into mortal existence long enough to not your alarm onco more and set it burring closo to your ear rolont lessly until you must nwako and face tho actual situation. If you but realized, no tlmo is better for entertaining than now. Tho air Is brisk and clear, dancing Hhould bo a most iltting pastime for this weather and only a few have been wlso enough to grasp the saucy llttlo curl on tho forehead of maiden Bpiing and hold hor captlvo long enough to allow events in her honor. Romeinber that picnics nro not what them seem tho grass hikes the tablo cloth into awkward fostoonst, ' instead of allowing It to cllns' to the ' closely cropped meadows of your , imagination; tho butterflies that j The Odd Fellows State Encamp ment una meeting ot tne Oregon Western Star at Salem next week , will bo attended by a number of Coos county people. Miss Nellie Bornitt and Mrs. Thomas Coko are tho delegates from tho Marshfield Western Star and Miss Florence At kinson Is tho delegate from tho Co quille Western Star. All loft today for Salem, Miss Martha Bernitt ac companying hor sister, tho two plan- The Progress club held a very en joyable session at the home of Mrs. H. S. Tower last Tuesday afternoon. The meeting was devoted to Byron and Shelley, a paper on Shelley and his works being read by Mrs. Tower and another on Lord Byron and his works by Mrs. D. W. Small. Fol lowing the papers, there were a number of readings by members of the club of selections from the two authors. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. I. Lando Tuesday afternoon, May 2G. This will be the annual meeting and it will be mark ed by the election of officers. The presentation of "The Messiah" which will be under tho auspices of the club will also come up for discussion. Tho date, while not definitely fixed will probably bo in about three weeks. It is proposed to issue hand some souvenir programs of the event. The Gray ieei jaege Has made a reputation from MAINE TO OREGON They will do your baking to perfection Examine the size and weight of a Comfort jRange at $35.00 ALSO THE Elite Range at $25. Milner s Hard ware raiMH I JWIUi I 1 1 WWII' mH "i ne Simplest Motor Built" 4 H. P. Complete $87 6 H. P. Complete $107.50 Other sizes in proportion C. II. CODDING Marshfield, Ore. Five Acre Tracts all tttttttttttttttt THIS following boats will run to Sumner for tho danco Saturday, May 10, 190S: Tioga will leave Marshfield, 7:15. Sumner will leave Marshfield, 7:15 Special boat from North Bend leaving 7 o'clock, stopping at Marshfield. Oregon Electrical Supply Co. DON'T KOItGET WE HAVE '' GAS Sri'I'MES AS WELL AS ELIX'TBICAL GOODS. CAN '. FILL ORDERS FOR ANY THING IN THESE LINES. Three miles from townt under cultivation Fruit trees, and strawberries, chickens, a horse and a cow and this is the best buy on the "Bay-" See STUTSMAN & CO. For Real Bargains in Real Estate X A ... . . X ; BBr -mEPr 0wr 3 A Fine Line of I .tlttt 1 1 1 1 1 ...... t GET YOUR" " T x Coal J Wood 1 1 v $ . . X Stoves and Ranges EVERY WOMAN L0V llaiiiNome jewelry. Every woman likes to feel tlmt her .jewelry Is .solid and perfect. We can .show you an assortment tv of lockets, brooches and other pieces of Jen dry that will make .. FROM .. JOHN AKLANDSON Hull & Anderson Agentii Giving us the largest stock in the city Give us a call and get our low prices Phone 817. -- Drink Veinards's BOTTLED BEER Maiden's Wholesale liquor House Phono -181 Orders Delivered Free i tVSS'X'S'W,',,',, XX-fvv'- x X XXXKWv '.'''''W'XXX J on think yon have stepped into Aladdin's raw. Prices live so reasonable that tln likeness is nil tho more str.'kliig. Kverytiiing in the jewelry ami watch making line. We also rut mill mount agates and precious stones. Howard The Jeweler FRONT STREET MARSHFIELD 1 I ,WXKKKK. XXKWWWW LOOK AT IT! The 1908 Ferro Gasoline It's a Hummer On Display at The Gunnery Engine a' 99 9 SHE, THAT PICTURE? It represents the wrapper that surrounds a bottle of Nyd's Stone Root Compound The Guaranteed Kidney Remedy This is a Palatable and Efficent Remedy for diseases of the the Kidneys, Bladder and Liver This Remarkable Remedy Purifies the Blood, thereby afford ing relief in Rheumatism, Rheumatic Disorders, Scrofula and Many Long Stand ing Skin Diseases REMEMBER it is sold under a positive guarantee to benefit you or get your money back. Nothing could be more fair and square than that. It' tne way we ao business at this store The Home of Health Lockhart-Parsons Drug Co. "The Busy Corner" i i i I Isi'ie 15. Tower. tvx;ww4v-Jvt;; Wv X JITIZEXS OE COOS AND CURRV. A considerable number of tho citi zens of Coos county having express ed a desire that I should place my name before you as a candidate for tho positiou of joint senator and as I have consented so to do, therefore make the following declaration, if ;;4.J.i.,? elected it will bo my earnest en deavor to advanco and protect your Interests without regard to private cliques or party affiliations. R. D. HUME. I $ x X j sm.y.A-'--"- -" -v WBP1
