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THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD. OREGON, SATURDAY. OCfOBER 22. 1 -FVFNING EDITION.
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Tho Sisters of HE'f'HAXY will glvo
a nromenndo COXCERT with amuse
ment booth In tho ODD FELLOWS
hnll on Hnllowo'on evo.
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CONTRIHUTIONS concerning
soclnl happenings, Intended for
publication In tho society depart
ment of Tho Times, must bo sub
mitted to tho editor not later
than C o'clock p. in. Erldny of
each week. Exceptions will bo
allowed only in cases whero
events occur Inter than the tlino
mentioned.)
home.
Thoro's n llttlo old liotiso on n ltttlo
old street
In a little old bit of a town
Wharo tho honeysucklo Is breathing
sweet,
And nights ns tho sun goes down
A childish trcblo Is raised In song
That fits In the perfumed gloum;
And, oh, tho days they are hot and
long
When 1 ntn uwny from home.
Thero's a llttlo womnn whoso cheeks
a ro red
"With tho roses of days gono by
And you would know by tho bonding
head
And tho red lips curving why
That wheresoever his path may lead,
How-fur In tho world ho fares,
Tho man's heart turns when tho days
recede
To the woman and babes upstairs.
There's a big soft placo In the dnd
dy's heart
That nchori when tho night comts
down
When tho woman ami ho aru'wholo
miles apart,
And far from the dear old town,
lie knows thu bullion are by their
bod
With their mother nonr by, and
then ,
Tho whisper comes from ouch curl
head:
"Hrlng daddy home safe, Amen."
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THE othor day I was talking with
n llttlo wife. Sho was a happy
llttlo woman, but sho wns de
ploring tho fact Unit "her husband
did not know u thing outside his bus
iness!" "Why, do you know," she said,
"ho Is tho most helpless crenturo
Imaginable. Ho Just depends on
mo to pavo every stop of tho way
of his existence after ho leavos his
work."
"What did ho do beforo ho mot
you?" 1 usrfod, knowing full well
tnut bho really loved this need of
her.
"Ileavon only knows," she an
swered. "Hut this I do know. Ho
couldn't got on without me now."
(Aud I know alio would bo miser
able without him.) she went on
to say, "1 have gotten so used to
Boloctlng his socks and shirts, ties
and things that It would bo queer
if I hnd to stop. Everything about
tho lioiiso is left entirely to me. Ho
Is business nil over."
"Hut how woli ho attends to
that," I ventured.
"No bottor In his lino, that Is
suro," sho answered proudly. And
when I suggested what u happy at
tribute that was and that tho
chunees were if ho had to think
about all tho othor things, ho would
not bo so protlclent In his work.
"Oh, I am not complaining, my
dear," sho uuswered, "only that It
goes to show how a great big man
can bo so mannish montally and
physically, and yet must neods do
pond so entirely on a wee woman.
Ah, that Is whore wo got tho bal
ance lu tho schoino of things, says
Sophie Loob. How much moro to
bo admired Is tho mauly man who
doos not know anything about
housekeeping or cannot oven Bolect
his own shirts than one of these
chlckon-hearted-trulllng-along wom
anish varloty.
Tako, for Instance, .Mr. Mosey. His
poor Bpouso hasn't n minute's peace.
Ho Is forever at her heels. If she
bo making jellies, he Is right In tho
kitchen with his usual stock of com
ments. When she buys a new hat,
ho must be right there to beo that
that ehunteclor bird is put on just
n certain way.
Her dresbos. from mntorial to
trimmings, must bear his mark of
approval before they are purchased.
Ho takos a leading purt In all tho
llttlo follies and fancies of parti
cular interest to wouiou. (How
much happier must tho manly man's
wlfo bo.)
Ho Is a common variety, this wo
manish mam Wo sec him evorV hv.
He caros n6t for the sports of mend
out prefers the things that appeal
to the other sex. Ho Is always seek
ing sympathy.
His pearl handled penknlfo Is In
a morocco enso nnd his watch In a
chamois skin pouch. When ho
Ismokos (which Is tho only so-called
I mannish trait he possesses) he
. doesn't oven smoko men cigars, but
chooses the fcork-tlpp clgaretto vari-
lety so ns not to soil the lndy-llko
lips.
I would lintiglno ho liked several
Jvnrlotles of perfumes and Is tho fel
low who forgets his ring ("don't
you know") and has to go homo for
It. No doubt ho Is fond of ton.
He llkos to Join tho gossiping
clans and (emulates tho busybody
rnthcr than tho busy boo.
Drothor dear, It Is a fine thing to
bo n man, especially n manly man.
Live up to It! Wo would much
rather you didn't know tho first
thing nbout ribbons and Inces and
things, and actually show your ig
norance nlong theso lines, thnn bo
forever womanly in everything you
do.
At any rnto you would command
moro respect from both your own
and our sex.
Tho nvorago womnn onJovs tho
admiration, tho approval, the Inter
est manifested by man lu things wo
mnntsh, but, nftcr nil, sho admires
most tho mnnly man. Knowledge
of things within tho womun's renlm
dots not necessitate man's being
hlniNlf orfomlnnte.
Have a llttlo thought of the (ltnoss
of things. Exploit a ftfw fancies, If
necessary, but dosorvo tho words:
"A man's n man for n that, and
a that, and n' that."
.Mr. and Mrs. Norls Jensen havo
rottiruod from a plonsant outing at
tholr liousebont on Coos Itlvor. Mrs.
Jensen succooded In landing some
big Hull during her stay.
PERSONAL notices of visitors
In tho ulty, or of Coos Day peoplo
who visit In other cities, together
with notices of social affairs, are
gladly tecolvcd lu the social do-pattmo'K.-
Tolopbouo 13:11. No
tices of club meotlngs will bo pub
lished and secretaries aro kindly
requested to furnish same.
.Mrs. Chns. U. Sclby returned this
week from Oklahoma and I'hllndol-
phla where sho has spent tho sum
mer with relatives. Mr. Solby met
her lu Portland.
A social ovont of tho weok at Co
qullle In which many Coos Hay peo
ple will 'be Interested, will take place
next Wednesday, October 2U, when
.Miss Einiiin Sherwood, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sherwood, bo-
comes the brldo of Lnwionco A. LIN I
Jeqvlst. Miss Sherwood Is a grand
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. O. Rog
ers Sr., of Coos River nnd Mr. Lll
Joqvlst Is n former Mnrshilold at
torney.
Miss Cora May Montgomery, who
left Inst Saturday after spondlng tho
summer witn relatives here, will vis
It in Los Angeles and In Texns bo
fore roturnlng to her homo In Decn
tur. It. R. Montgomery nnd wife,
who left with her will visit in i.o
Angeles. It Is not Improbable that
u. it. .Montgomery will movo horo
from Decatur next year and make his
noino on Coos Hay.
Last Saturday aftornoon, Mrs. C.
S. Wlnsor was hostess to a dollght
fully Informal sowing party at hor
homo there. It had been nlanned
to make tho n.Talr nuch larger com
pllomntnry to Mrs. Geo. Langford
and Mrs. Robt. Tyroll of Oakland.
who are gue3ts of Mrs. 1,. J. simp
son, but Mrs. Tyroll had to leavo
early Saturday aud so tho nlans wor
changed. Tho aftornoon was speut
at needlework followlmr whinh pa.
freshmonts woro sorvod. Among
Mm. Winsor'a invltod guests were
Mrs. Wahn, Mrs. J. R. Smith. M
L. F. Falkenstoln, Mrs. M. E. Eve.
I.rltt, Mrs. R. A. Wernlch, Mrs. Geo.
Mingioru, Mrs. C. M. Bylor, Mrs.
Frank Framo, Mrs. L. J. Simpson
and Mrs. E. H. Jones.
Georgo Langford of Oakland, who
has been tho guest of Mr. and Mrs.
L. J. Simpson of North Dend, for
tho past few weeks, will leavo short
ly for his home, but Mrs. Lanuford
will remnln until Thanksgiving or
thereabouts.
Miss Mamie Mnhoney returned this
weok from n few weeks' visit at Port
laud and other northorn cities.
Mrs. M. A. McLeod nnd Mrs. W. p
Murphy are expected home In a few
dnys from Snn Francisco whore they
have been spondlng a fow weeks.
Tho A. N. "V. club hold a most
pleasant session with Mrs. L. M.
Noblo Thursday. Mrs. M. C. Malo
noy vrs elected to membership. The
atilectinn nr a frAaat.. .l.
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vacancy caused by tljo resignation of
Mrs, R. F. Gebhardt was postponed
until the next meeting. Mrs. A. T.
Haines and Mrs. P. M. Wilbur were
guests of tho club. Delicious refresh
ments wero Bcrved. Tho next meet
ing plnco will bo announced later.
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Mls3 Genevieve Scngstnckcn, who
had planned to leavo today for a
visit lu Portland nnd other northern
points has postponed her trip a week.
Mrs. Henry Scngstnckcn tins been
unwell for several days, but Is Im
proving. $. .j. .j.
Miss Mamie Giilovscn has returned
from an extended visit In Portland.
Mrs. G. R. Giilovscn aud children re
turned with her to visit on tho Bay
for awhile.
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Mrs'. Sarah Haines and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Flanagan, left this weok for
tholr homo In San Francesco after a
few weoks' visit on tho Uny.
J. R. Smith hns sold his homo In
North llond to G. W. Shelly of Marsh
Held, who will shortly occupy it. Mrs.
Smith and tho chluiron will spend
the winter In Snn Frnnclsco and Mr.
Smith may go there to make his per
manent home. Tho departure of the
osttmable counlo will bo itfontly re
gretted on tho Hay whero they have
made muny friends.
Tho Progress Club will bo entor
talued next Monday by .Mrs. E. G.
Flanagan nt her home.
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This nfternoou. Mrs. W. T. Mer.
ohaiit Is hostess nt'ono of tho biggest
soclnl events of tho season nt her
homo In Marsh field.
Mrs. 0. A. nonnott and Mrs. Rob-
ert Kendall Hooth havo Issued Invi
tations for hrldgo noxt Thursday aft
ernoon at tho Dennett home.
Mrs. M. R. Smith hns been nulto
HI at hor homo in Mnrshdold tho
piut fow weoks. Hor daughter, Mrs.
Dungnn, Is here from Coos River at
tending hor.
Mrs. C. E. Nicholson oxnects to
lenvo shortly for San Francisco and
California points for a short visit.
Helen May, tho flvo-months-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Adolsporger, was baptized last Sun
Never mind the hat
but listen to this
HORSE SENSE
Look cheerful and buy
your flour and feed
from Haines
OITR LINE OF JIALLOWE'EX 0TPrT"
CONSISTS OF A LARGER AND MORP vS,3
ASSORTMENT THAN EVER HEFOHE Avn S
CAN FIND ALMOST ANYTHING Sl'lT M,
FOR PARTIES OR OTHER AMUSEM S
FOLLOWING ARE A FEW OF TUP t . B
NOVELTIES: L LATE
HALLOWE'E X XAPKIXS
Hallowe'en
I'lM'KKS
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ovi:ini:S
ASKS
CATS
SL-RPRISi: 110X13
Do not wait till Christ
mas, but sse Haines
now.
Get wise to the fact
that Haines will save
you money on feed
All orders are deliver
ed promptly by
. Haines
It will pay you to know
Haines and the lines
he sells.
A, T.
HAINES
GIVE HIM A TRIAL ORDER.
NEE OUR WINDOWS.
THE
NORTON & HANSEN
Stationery Company
OLDEST AND LARGEST STATIONERY COM
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FRONT STREET. MARSHFIELD, OIIEGO.V.
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This addition is situated lmniedlatoly East of new Eaitild Mil
The lots nro 100x1! 11 and larger, nbout eight ordinary lotij H
prices nro J1G0.00 up for thoB largo tracts.
This plat was filed recently, nnd wo havo onlr i tit
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Toasted Marshmallows
and Spearmint Mints
Aro tho two very latest and finest
pf Stafford's Famous Confections.
The;1 sound good, don't they?
You will find them Just as good as
they sound and a llttlo hotter.
Send u box homo to hor tonight.
Dy the way, havo you tried those
LOfl CAIHX CREAMS
They aro good.
Alnnys something new nt
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