THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1909 EVENING EDITION.
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Th recent arrival of several carloads of house furnishings makes our stock very complete at this time. You are invited to inspect our line whether you buy or not.
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tor the rarior, ummg Koom ana vnamDcr
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Rare
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in OH
Pairs of
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for
New
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Proclamation
With the Toast and Tea
O. K. .Upright of Johnstown, Pa.,
niusi. have had parents who knew
the value of a good name.
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BE IT KNOWN; to all peo.jle and especially the ladles of Coos
. . .... T- Ill ., !, Unra nnrl It hphflOVPS VOU
county mat xnanKsgiving uuy wi ouu uc ..v.. v. ..- .. - .
tn hnvA on hnnd the nroner eiulpment. Therefore, you are here- I
bv renuested to nnnear at EKBLAD'S and buy first a good SAVORY J,
ROASTER, It Is necessary. Doi't use that old one any longer. By
so doing you can get one of the best for
GOOD EVENING.
Out of the lowest depth there
Is a path to the loftiest height,
if we will but see and follow, it.
Selected.
backs of people, and he bolder
their faces.
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Of course women are not mercen-
Lary. but gambling seems a greater
i'sin to them when you lose.
Is there anything worse than
bankrupt with a carbuncle? Ex.
You bet! How about a bankhupt
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with two carbuncles?
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$1.25 and up
Furthermore, it is incumb nt upon you to provide the prober
tools tor the carver. You sho ild have one of our CABV1NG SETS.
Good work is done besSt with good tools.
Also do not forget that a good meat chopper is necessary in
preparing that delicious stuffing, mluce meat and other delicacies.
Be thankful that EKBTjAI) has these articles in stock at rea
sonable prices'.
Witness our hands and seal.
Marshfield, Oregon
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NOTICE CALLING FOB A NOMINA
TING MEETING OB CAUCUS FOB
THE NOMINATION OF CANDI
DATES FOB THE OFFICE OF
MAYOB, OF COMMON CO UN
CI LM EN AND OF BECOBDEB
Notice Is hereby given that by or
der of the Common Council of the
City of Marshfield, Coos County,
Oregon, duly made and entered on
the 2Gth day of October, 1909, a
nominating meeting or caucus will
be held in Odd Fellows hall in said
city, on Monday, tho twenty-second
day of November, 1969, at the hour
t 8 o'clock" in the afternoon of said
day, forthepurposeofnomlnatingcan-
didates for the oillce of Mayor of said
city for a term of two years, for the
olllces of two members of the Com
mon Council of said city for the term
of three years, for the office of one
member of tho Common Council oi
said city for the term of one year,
and for the office of Recorder of said
city for the term of one year, to be
voted on at the regular annual muni
cipal election of said city to be held
on Tuesday, the seventh day of De
cember, 1909.
Dated this 11th day of November,
1909. JOHN W. BUTLER,
Recorder of .the City of Marshfield,
Coos County, Oregon.
THE QUESTIONER.
I called the boy to my knee one day,
And I said: "You're just past
four;
Will you laugh In that same light
hearted way
When you're turned, say, thirty
more?"
Then I though of a past I'd fain
. erase
I More clouded skies than blue
And I anxiously peered in his up
turned fnco
For it seomed to say:
"Did you?"
I touched my lips 'to his tiny own
And I said to tho boy: "Heigh, oh!
Those lips are as sweet as the hay,
new-mown;
Will you keep thqm always so?"
Then back from those years came a
rakish song
With a ribald jest or two
And I gazed at the child who knew
no wrong,
And I thought ho asked:
Did you?"
I looked In his eyes, big, brown and
clear,
And I cried: "Oh, boy of mine!
Will you keep them true in the after-
year?
Will you leave no heart to pine?"
Then out of the past came another's
eyes
Sad eyes of tear-dimmed blue
Did he know they were not his moth
er's, eyes?
For he answered me:
"Did you?"
Carl Werner.
If pepple were as afraid of hurting
their stomachs as they are of catch
ing cold, they would live longer.
If you are really considerate, re
member that your stomach is in
much more danger of being over
worked than you are.
A Thought For the Day.
A tender "good night," to those
we love, is a benediction to the day
we began with "good morning."
of a friend who has traveled to that Ohio. That ought to result in a
silent, solemn bourne! But we have little Ananias club of their own.
so much to do, as our duties we
pursue, that we cannot take much
time to weep and mourn. We must
use each shining hour, for the wives
are shy of flour, and the butcher
must bo paid for bones and steak;
and If we would weep and sigh eve
ry time our comrades die, why, the
tears would blur the figures that we
make! But we'll meet them, every
one, when the beastly grind is done,
they'll be waiting, they'll bo "watch
ing at the pier! They will welcome
us ashore, when old Charon drops
his oar, and they'll say: "We're dog
gone glad to see you hero!" I don't
care for snowy gowns, and I balk at
harps and crowns, and I fear that
endless songs would be a bore; but
I'll meet my good old friends where
the sky of Aldenn bends, and we'll
visit on a star forever more!
WALT MASON.
When a man has a day or two that
he Is not cross his wife says that her
religion is all that makes possible
to live with him.
Every man learns something be
fore he Is forty but after that he
tries his best to unlearn some of the
things ho learned before.
Silently MiJCitl.
"My grandpa had a perplexity fit
yesterday," said little Bess to her
playmate.
"Perplexity fit" exclaimed the oth
er In' surprise, "Oh, I guess you
mean a parallel stroke."
If you want to take a prize for un
popularity, act superior,
Show less indignation behind the
"It seems," say tho Philadelphia
Inquirer, "that the Eskimos make a
liquor composed of flour, water, to
bacco and molasses, and that It In
toxicates a man even when he has
eaten thirteen pounds of blubber."
No one will blame an Esquimo for
wanting to become intoxicated after
inflicting all that blubber on his
poor, defenseless stomach.
ACBOSS THE ItlVEIt.
When the evening shadows fall,
and the seraph voices call weary pil
grims to their home on t'other shore,
when wo quit this weary grind, It
will bo a joy to find all tho fellows
that we loved in days of yore. Oh,
so often do we bcind o'er the ashes
of
EPIGRAM CRIMINAL CODE
Procrastination Is tho thief
time.
Curiosity is tho porch climber of
society.
The past Is tho hold-up man of
ambltloir.
Good fellowship is the firebug of
sobriety.
Conscience Is tho sneak thief of
contentment.
Tho bore Is the pickpocket of pa
tience. ,
The college boy is tho check klter
of humor.
The firecracker is tho pirate
peace.
The Welsh rabbit is tho ghoul of
sleep.
Lines (o a Man Living On Mars.
People credit you with knowledge of
a most amazing kind,
Of your engineering skill they
speak with awe;
I suppose a week would do you and
you would not be behind
Just to dig a little ditch at Pan
ama. I believe you're full of wisdom, but
I'd like to quiz you once.
Will you kindly answer this one if
you can?
We can engineer our ditches but I
need a ptiir of breeches
Can you show mo how to get 'em,
Martian man?
I suppose in aeronautics you havo
traveled far along
On tho bright and shining path
way to success;
ou have little need to worry if tho
Wright machine is wrong,
For you've passed tho painful tlmo
of storm and stress.
I suppose you flap and flutter gayly
morning, noon and night
Liko a healthy turkey buzzard or
a bat;
of ! But I do not care for flying 'tis for
a railway I am trying
Do you think you can assist mo as
to that?
Hard luck Is the shoplifter of hope There's some trouble to bo taken and
Bad cooking is tho sandbagger of
civilization. Puck.
deal of monoy to be spent
By science to find out how wlso
you are.
An Atlanta woman Is charged ' And I'd like tho queries answered;
with being a husband beater, but! Could you pay my monthly
those who are acquainted with her
husband may know that "there's a
reason.
A western sqlontist has suggested
a salvo of llmburger chqeso as a curq
for cancer. What a horrible fate for
tho cancer germs!
Tho Buffalo Nows announces the
approaching marrlago of Mr. Lies, gf
that city, and MIbs Arguo of Lima,
rent?
Can you show mo how to own a
motor car?
Can you toll mo how to satisfy tho
grocer without cash
Or pay the lightning people for
their Julco?
These are things that make mo
dance, ir. Now, pleaso tell
, rue whRt's the answer
,If you cannot, then I wonder
what's' the use?