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THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1908.
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Two Story Frame House.
Handsome, Well Lighted and Substantial Estimated
Cost, $5,000.
Copyrltfht, 1907. by Henry Wlltcklnd. Chicago.
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN.
SECOND FLOOR PLAN.
Stc estimated cost of the two story find basement dwelling hero Illustrated
fls '$3,000. The first floor contains a larpe llvlm? room with fireplace, hall, din
'. lug room with china closet, kitchen unrt complete pantry. The entry has sult
riile -space for a refrigerator. The second floor has four good bedrooms and n
'toathroom with modern plumbing. The Interior finish of the living room Is
birch, stained mahogany color, with oak floor. The hall and dining room are
trimmed In oak, with oak floors. The kitchen, pantry, bath and bedrooms are
.finished in birch. HENRY WITTEKIND.
DON'T GIGGLE, GIRLS.
Nothing More Infectious and Charm
ing Than a Good Laugh.
If half the girls knew how silly they
looked nnd sounded when they con
Btantly giggled they would stop It.
Learn to smile, not giggle.
Nothing Is more Infectious and
charming than a good laugh, but very
few people know how to laugh. It Is
as rare In llfo as It Is on the stngc.
A giggle usually comes from nerv
ousness. A girl will glgglo when she
ViUKurt think of anything to say or
. when.-atio Is trying to be at case in.
, company.
Sho will giggle when a boy moots
tier and says "Good morning." Sho
' . will glgglo when ho says "Goodby."
"VSUo is only nervous, but she appears
. Billy.
ll Is no wonder that young men
, peaU with utter scorn of the giggling
girl. OThcy seem to think her the least
.nttratitlveirnalden on earth. It is try
ing to attempt to hold any kind of con
versation with a girl who will punctu
, ato uertevovv remark with cissies.
. Itia, not always posslhlo to know at
? - Aral luought whether or not you are
. .tn. of tfio girls wlio elst'lo. Stop and
sWiInk about It. Watch yourself the
next timo you arc with any one. See
whether this senseless trlcK is a pari
of your social equipment. If it Is,
Ttake any heroic means to strangle that
giggle until It is dead.
tFar bettor be silent. You may then
Ket the credit for wisdom that you
have not got. Rctter than all, If you
, Oou't know how to give n cheery, urn-
sleivl, spontaneous laugh, then try ytrnr
Oiest to learn how to smile.
Do not let yourself give a weary
smile, for that Is the result of effort
and self consciousness, but anything
.Js bettor than n silly giggle.
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.
When a finger bos been pinched, if
it is at once Immersed In boiling wa
ter the Inflammation will be quickly
allayed.
When a child Is restless from teeth
ing It can often he quieted by giving
It n warm bath. The water should be
ns hot as can be endured without mim
ing. Do not allow the child to stay Jn
the bath long or weakness will follow.
Tears have their use, npart from the
crying aspect. Inasmuch ns they re
fresh niul wash the eyes of animals
and olrds that live exposed to the
dust. The eye requires to bo kept
clear and clean, nnd tears perform this
duty. A striking example of this Is
shown when the eye is hurt It at
onco commeuces to water, and often
this natural method of cleansing re
lievos the pain nnd removes the causo
of the discomfort.
Yoimg Folks
A SAILOR ROOK.
Story of Bird That Mads Its Home on
Shipboard.
Many years ago as the whaling ship
Diana 'was returning from a voynge In
the Arctic ocean her captain and crew
were surprised one day to see a rook
In a state of great exhaustion flutter.
Into the rigging. The nearest laud
was more than 200 miles away, so
such a visitor wns quite unexpected.
With great care atid gentleness the
bird was caught, and after receiving
as much attention ns any storm tossed
traveler would require it was offered
its liberty again. But, though thor
oughly restored to health and vigor. It
refused to leave the ship. With loud
caws of contentment It would hop
about the deck as though that were Its
real home, and when darkness settled
down upon the ocean It retired Into
the rigging, there to roost ns comforta
bly as any of Its stay at home rela
tions among their leafy elms. When
the Shetland islands were reached the
captain of the Dlann sent his father
ed passenger on shore, naturally think
ing that this would be In accordant e
with its wishes. Rut the next day.
when the ship was forty miles farther
on the route to Hull nnd land was
quite out of sight, the sailor's saw a
dark speck In the sky which grew
nnd grew till, to their astonishment
and delight, the passenger they had
left behind fluttered Joyously on hoard,
cawing its satisfaction at reaching
home once more, if not reproving them
for giving It the slip.
After thnt there was no more
thought of parting, and this Columbus
of the bird world became a great fa
vorite with all on board. Sad to say.
when the Journey's end wns reached
nt null the poor bird, which had
found upon the stormy sen such sym
pathy and kindness, wns attacked by
a party of Ignorant boys and killed.
A CANDLE MOTOR.
How to Perform a Simple and Inter
esting Experiment.
Here, boys nnd girls, Is a new motor
for you. Take a candle nnd make thi
experiment yourselves.
Take two pins and, first heating them
sufficiently to penetrate the candle, in
sert them In the center of the cnndle nt
right angles to the wick on opposite
sides so that the projecting points will
form nn axis upon which the caudle
MOTOR IN OPERATION.
ean move freely. Trim the ends of the
candle nnd try it upon the edges of
two goblets until it balnnces perfectly.
Now light both ends and place a small
plate under each to catch the drip
pings. Now. as one end drips that side
becomes lighter, and It goes up while
tlu- other drips, and it starts up, and
so on. The candle will seesaw faster
and faster until it Is all consumed. Little-
paper mitn'lldns attached to either
end: add to ttw entertainment
"Fighting Bob's" Wife.
Mrs. Robley IX Evnns, wife of the
uJnilrnl, is n soft voiced womnn of
the south with snow winie nair wihhi
fcack from a face untroubled as a
' child's. A more dovelike mate for the
grizzled naval hero could hardly bo
Jiungtned. The stirring events of hU
iivcntful career have left no Impres
sion on her countenance or lior eoul.
jjeriuimy temperament Is que of her
nirwatest clmrms.
To Make It Thorough.
"Your friend from the wont appears
to bo violently nntt-Aslntic"
"lie k imleod. Pay. that fe low
M..fta -to chaiiKo the muno of Yellow
Ttonl l-rk beau.se It reminds Mm of
Qxo yellow pern.
The Toilet Table.
It Is impossible to dress to look one's
best unless the toilet table has a bril
liant light above it
It is mortifying to pnss from n dim
bedroom to a well lighted theater or n
friend's house nnd to discover small
wisps of straying hair and errors about
one's attire which entirely escaped at
tention in the semldnrkness nt home.
A clover womnn has her uearoom
most cunningly lighted so thnt by
moans of nnother mirror opposlto that
on her dressing table she can see her-
sclMn every position.
This Is one reasou why she is rarely
coon with "vnwnlncs" between bodice
and skirt,' glimpses at pettlconts
through plackets nnd tho back of col
lar badly adjusted.
Summer Candle Shades.
Nothing is daintier for the dlulng ta
ble, especially In the sumnior, if arti
ficial light be needed, than tho candle.
It Is n simple matter to mako pretty
shades at a small cost.
lluy the wire frames and mako close
fitting covers of linen colored pongee,
stenciling on tho four sides convention,
al designs.
Another pretty affair is u shade of
white linen, also fitted to tho wire
frame nnd finished nt the bottom with
u frill of narrow vnlenclennes lace. To
make the linen shades more elaborate
a Utile hand embroider" '""J" "e nuueu.
Shades made along these general
linos have the added value t being
lablly lauudered.
The; Word Quaint.
TTUa word three or four centuries ago
had a most elastic signification. Now
It menus something odd or unusual,
something out of the ordinary run of
things. Them it meant almost any
thing you pleased to have It mean. For
example. It was applied to things that
were agreeable, elegant, clever, neat
trim, gracious, pretty, amiable, taking,
affable, proper, spruce, happy, hand
some, knowing, dodgy, artful, cnpnlng.
gentle, prudent, wise, discreet. Per
haps no other word In the languago
was quite so comprehenslfe.
USINESS PERMANENCY can only be secured through a stable foundation.
Quality and merit are the essential ingredients in th.e.masonry of a business
institution built to stay.
Piano merchants in order to build successfully must have instruments
of character instruments whose merits are known to the purchasing masses and
whose reputation is unassailable whose position in the musico-industrial world is
fixed. For over fifty-four years
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The Ernst Gabler & Bro. Piano
has occupied an unapproachable position in the world's select art circles. The name
of Gabler is inseparably associated with the piano industry and pianos bearing that
name have held highest piace with the best musicians in all parts of the country.
Remember we conduct the only complete and legitimate piano house in Coos county
and at any time you wish to communicate with us you have something more than a
handful of promises or a vest pocket memorandum.
--" . ' " PHONE 1441 - -
Rogers Building.
Corner C and Broadway
Marsfaiield, Oregon
W. R. Haines Music Co.
f Tinners & Metal Workers
DIRECTORY
Of Coos Bay Manufacturing
and Wholesale Houses : : :
Tlio way to build a city Is to stand together. Coos Kay factories and jobbing houses innko and
hnvc for sale many tilings that Coos County people buy Jn Portlnnd and S an Francisco. Keep the
money nt home. It helps prosperity.
The following is a list of reliable and up-to-date establishments that are worthy and deserve your
patronage.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
Phono
Marshficld 2103
COOS BAY SHEET METAL WOBK8
Estimates given.
Tinning and sheet metal jobs a specialty.
Contracts taken
Broadway, opp. Coal Bunkers
nn llno.l
MARSHFIE'.D, QUE. Holland BoatiigiiS MarshHeld. Ore. I
Rugs, Robes, Elk, Deer, Bear nnd Coucar
. . t-x 1 T TVT 1 fhono 321 i'elts Mounted " , .
IJNorth Jpena iron worKS north bend, oro.o J. E. GRAHAM
Iron and bronze castings. All kinds of repair work and logging
tools a specialty. FOUNDERS nnd MACHINISTS.
j Nelson Iron Works, (inc.)
J. L. KOONTZ
Machine and Repair Slrops
GENERAL MACHINIST
B team and Gas Engine Work
Taxidermist
Formerly W)th A. clralnc & Co.
Call or write lor terms
North Front Stroet Mar.hll.U, Ore.
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Questions and Answers.
Why should a man named Benny
marry n girl called Annie? Because ho
would bo Benuy-ntetl nnd she would
be Auulo-matcd.
What Is the difference between a man
looking upstairs nnd one going up?
One Is staring up steps, the other step
ping upstairs.
Why have chickens no future to look
forward to? Because they have their
necks twirled (next world) In this.
Why Is a lazy dog like n hill?
cause he is a slow pup (slope up).
Why is a beo a great deceiver?
causo be Is a humbug.
and Logging Companies. Wo are pioneers in the manufacturing and . RavR
repairing of Gns Engines. Don't forget our Gas Engino Supplies. vuo; DaY -Pggr
t Foundry and' Machine Shop - Marnhfield, Ore. Pl"e 271 fw a d NORTH BfND, ORt
Be-
Do-
Stwuner llroakwntor sails for
l'OHTI.A.M), (i p. in., S.YTUHIUY,
AUGUST 8.
-. ' I Hotter BCiul this paper to a frlond.
What the Months Bring.
Janunry brings tho snow,
Makes our foot and flnBors slow.
February brines tho rain,
Thnw tho frozen lako again.
March brings broeces loud and shrill,
Btlrs tho forests on tho hill.
April brings tho violets sweet,
Scatters daisies at our feet.
May brings flocln of pretty lambs.
Skipping by their fleecy dams.
June brings pansles, lilies, roses,
Tills the children's hands with posies,
July. hot. brings cooling showors,
rieasaut shndo In lenfy bowers.
August, with Its burning heat,
brings the Holds of yellow whoat.
September brings luscious fruit,
liNt-ry Mirlous taste to suit.
October brings the golden eorn,
In Ki'ot.iiig wagons homeuard. borne.
Noemlwr brings tho stinging blast,
Makes the lonvs go whirling psbU
December, chilly, brings tho sleet.
Blaring flro anJ Christmas treat.
If you nre a
Coos Bay Booster
Manufacturers of Machinery and Supplies for Mills, Mines, Kauroas you must drink
I The Modern Company
"" ijSOk Wholesale
WW CANDY, CRACKhRS
Marshf ield, Oregon CIGARS, PIPES, ETC.
North Bend Manufacturing Co,
Manufacturer, of
SASH, DOORS, MOULDINGS
All kinds of Millwork, Special Furniture and
Myrtle Novelties
Arvld Johnson, Igr. I'hono Main SU
0 American Cabinet Works
Manufacturers of
4 ' Show Cases, Bank, Store and Offic fixtures
We solicit your order, for Show
Cases of all descriptions
Ivortli Bend . . Ore. t
t Richeker-Barnes Mfg. Co.
North Bend-
Oregon
C, C. Rfchckors
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Sec'y and Trcas.
Manufacturers of
FINE FURNITURE
Myrtle Wood Novelties
Port Orford White Cedar Chests
Electric AVood Fixtures
and
Modern Kitchen Cnhinets
Factory, Front St. 'Phono 92 G
MARSHFIELD, ORE.
Pettijohn, Nicols & Co. Coos Bay
WHOLESALE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Cor. Ilrondwny nnd Queen Sts.
Phono Prlvnto Ex 1021
8-8-U-H-tH
1 Monumental Works
F. M. STEWART, Prop.
Corner 3d nnd D' Sts.
Mnrshfleld, Or., Phono Main 1731
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