THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1911 EVENING EDITION.
Valentines
1r Up old tho oting. the
It.I.InT and from tli ci'iit up
ROOll
Finest Line on
f
Bay
Coos
Wo cnn snvo you monoy on nny
article In tho Iioiibo.
Trade lit ' 1 Save Money.
030S5 BAY
ASH STORE
(1F.O. X. HOLT, - - Manager.
Front Street, Mnrshlleld.
Pie Time Here
generally sees n lot or pcoplo
wnltlng for 0110 or moro of
our famous pics hot from tho
oven. Mnny iluclnro that
"mother never baked pies ti8
BOOtl."
Fresh Fruit
(lie freHlicst of oggB and milk,
and all other materials equal
ly as good, with tho "know
how," are what nmko our pies
a dream of delight.
ONE OF OUIl CAKES
will add tho Until touch of
goodness to tho
SUNDAY DINNER
Coos Bay Bakery
PHONE 111-h
Coal Cheapest Fuel
on Coos Bay
Lump coal 81.50. Nut coal 83.00.
Wo do all kinds of hauling, and
contrnctlnB. Horses and vehicles for
salo. For quick dollvory call on
L. H. HEISNER
or phonn ,10-J or,i9-L.
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW
See CORTHELL
Phono aim.
Good Evening
HAVK VOU ANY LAUNDRY?
If so, do not forget that this U
MB laundry whero you got tho best
work, and prlcos aro In ovory ono'
roncli. Call up and ouo of tho drlv-
rs will call and explain nil details l
you. All telephone calls aro quick!)
nttendou to, becauso wo aro runnlug
wo wagons.
Ol'lt
GUARANTEE IS VOUIt
SAT
ISFAOTION.
MAHSHFIELR HAND AND ST ISAM
LAUNDItt'.
lOnnzey Hros., 'ri Phone 220-J.
Owing to n recont Increnso In
supply 1 can sono n fow moro
customers with
Pure Rich .'Jersey Milk
Dlicet from my Dairy, Clean nnd
Sanitary for only
37U Cents Pep Gallon
Only a limited amount nnd
dellvory must bo inndo In tho
evening.
Addross Mrs. D. Hnynes,
P.O. Dox 3G5, Mnrshflold
LIMY COAL
I have secured tho last two months'
rn of tho high grade coal from
the old Llbby mlno nnd nm able to
soil nnd dollvor it now for $5 PER
TON, Send In your orders at once.
Orders promptly filled.
Remember I am still giving the
best livery service possible.
W. L. CONDRON'S
LIVERY AND FEUD STAHLKS
PHONE 27.1-J.
FAMILY nOTEIi
TUB LLOYD
MARSHPIELD'S POPULAR
Hates leduced to: Day 50c, 75c and
?1.00; week J2.00 to ?5.00. House
keeping apartments with gas ranges
$10.00 to $18.00 per month. FREE
BATHS Fl. W. SULLIVAN, Prop.
CATALOG
HEADY TO MAIL
Tim lending Scad Cotntog of thaWeit
Lilly' Catalog Your 1011 crop deptndi
on GOOD end for thli Catalog
nnd net Ilia belt. Writo now to lha
CHAS. H.LILLY CO., Seattle, Wn.
Masonic Theater
ew nay
For
SATL'ltDAY EVE.
'Pierre of the Plains'
A Gripping Tale of tho
Canadian Northwest.
Roscrvo tickets at
'TIIK ltfSY CORNER"
100
trap Nested iiarkkd
PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
Our inntltiBs hnvo produced stand-rd-brod
specimens of exhibition
uallty with rccordH of 2-12, 227, 222
ggs In 3GG days,
aby Chirks and Egg for llutchliiit
Rook your ordors now for spring
delivery. A fow cockerels from
envy laying stock for $5.00.
Plymouth Place, Poultry Yards
FRED. RACHMAN, Prop.
rnrxbrtfltl, Hoy 185, Phone 1!K8
SEED
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF COOS B AY
Capital fully pnid $100,000.00
"V. S. Chandler, President;
M. C. .TTorton, Vice-President;
Dorscy Kreitzer, Cashier.
Ray T. Kaufman, Asst. Cashior
DIltECTOliS:
"V. S. Chandler, John S. Coke, W. U. Douglas,
John P. Hall, Win. Grimes, P. S. Dow, S. C. Rogers,
"W. P. Murphy, M. C. Horton.
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Interest paid on timo and savings deposits, safe
deposit boxes for rent in our steel lined lire and bur
glar proof vaults.
Flanagan (Sb Bennott Dank of Marshfield, Oregon
Olilcut Hank In Cons County, Established in 1HHI). v
Pu (I up Capital, Surplus, mid Undivided Profits over $100,OUU.
AMetN Over Half Million Do Inrs.
Poi'3 n gonornl bnnklng business nnd draws drafts on tho Dan
of California, San Francisco, Cnl.; Hnnover National Hank, N. Y.;
Firs' NatlonnI Rank, Portland, Oro.; First National Rank, Row
burg, Ore.; Tho London Joint Stock Rnnk, Ltd., London, England.
Also soils exchango on nil of tho principal cities of Europe.
Individual and corporation accounts kept subject to check. Safe
deposit lock boxes for rent.
OFFICERS:
.7. W. DENNETT, President. .1. H. FLANAGAN, V.-Pros.
11. F. WILLIAMS, C.ihhler. GEO. E. WINCHESTER, .Ust. Cash.
INTEREST P1D ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Pacific
and
mm
I M Ma. WpUji.J.liM ' kj "
All kinds ol monumental work promptly and artisticall) ese
cuted. Call at our workc on South Rroadway.
Beaver
MOUNT DIABLO AND JOSSON CEMJ3NT.
Tho best Domestic and Imported brands.
Plaster, Lime, Drlck and all kinds of builders material.
HUGH McLAIN
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
OFFICE, SOUTH RROADWAY, PHONE 201.
HOME LAND Co.
Seo ue for Investments on Coos
Day. We guarantee owner's price to
bo our price,
rhone 74Ij. 304 Front St.
LIFE.
When all Is done, human life
K at the greatest and the best,
hut like u frownrd child that
must be plaed with and hu
mored a little to keep it quiet
till It full nleep. ami then tint
etie It over. -Sir Wllllnm Tout
I'le. It mitt tern not how n mini dies,
but how he liven. -P:mnitl John-
8.11.
Dos; tlmti love lire? Then do
not squander time, fur that Is
the stuff life Is made of. Ren
Jamhi Fiitnkllu.
The winds nnd wave are nl
ways on the Hide of the ablest
navigators. Edward Gibbon.
When her child Is in datiBor n wo
man will rlak her life to protect It.
No Brent act of heroism or risk of
life Is necessary to protect n child
from croup. Glvo Chamberlain'
Cotish Remedy and all danger Is
avoided. Tor sale by nil dealers.
I'ltO.Ml
Are made by us so thnt our patrons
hnvo no trouble whatever in the
hnndlliiB of their Lnundry work. Wo
do tho very best work In tho neigh
borhood for Gentlemen nnd Ladles
and our careful methods receive tho
highest prnlBo everywhere. Having
exceptional facilities for doing llrst
class work quickly we nro enabled
to charge lower rates than usual.
COOS HAY STEAM LAUNDRY
PHONE MAIN 5T-.L
Monumental
' Building Works
T DELIVERIES DAILY
II. II, WILSON, Proprietor
MARSHFIELD, ORE.
Hill Coal
Turkish BaLhs
210-213 Coos Building
PHONE 214-J
STAY HOME AND
HELP YOEJR TOWN
It Is tho Duly of All to Do;
What Wo Can,
CITY HO PLiGE TO LIVE,
Ovorcrowdod, Unhealthful Metropoli
tan Centers Havo Little Room For
Country Youth Your Own Town
Ha Larjjer Prospects.
y JAMES SCIIRCIDCR. Jr.
As ono who lotnr In populous city pent,
Where housed thick inul sewers uniioy tho
nlr.
From "I'nrnJIso Lost."
It was ever thus and will no doubt
ever be so-the city, where house
thick nnd sewers nnnoy tho alrj where
tho sun's rising nnd setting nro seen
by few unless iiy chance; where the
moon is forgotten, being undistin
guished from thu dull glare of the
electric lamps swinging nbove the
street; where people nro confined In
tenements and suinll roomed apart
ments; where souls are huddled to
gether, nil striving to Dent their neigh
bors to n phantom goal-riches; where
guileless wanderers entne from ufar
nnd become lost In the iulro of failure.
Or nay success Is nttnlned that Is.
a numerate Huceotw, ror tuto In u
hundred reatitos the topmost rung. Ik
It worth striving forV Doesn't your
own loui how moro ndvantages?
The city is u fasi-lnatlng place.
The height of uuiblllou of most of
the people living outside the big cen
ters of population seems to be to visit
New York, Chicago or other large
places. Visit them nil to your heart'n
content, but don't mako your homo in
one of them.
A great city Is no place for the am
bitious youth who wishes to become a
power where ho lives. A clerk In a
country store can do more with his
salary than u manager of some of the
stores In the city.
The small town has advantages
which you cnn see If you will, hut
take your eyes off that mirage, the
city. The duty of the uverngo youth
lies in the town of his birth or adop
tion. Instead of wanting to quit It
yourself, you should try to induce city
people to como nnd live with you.
Show them where they cnn benellt
by so doing. Help Increase the pop
ulation of your town in this way. Toll
them that you are a big family, not
u lot of Htrangers to ono nnother. us
they nre. Speak of the good times
you Indulge in that the city people
never enjoy.
There are thousands of people cooped
up In the cities who If they nre
brought face to face with the beau
ties of tho small town will como to you
nnd help you grow.
Ry tho recent census it was proved
that In Missouri wherever a town
showed n decrease In population It was
duo to tho lack of good roads. This
neglect will have a demoralising effect
on any community. People who other
wise would reach your town will uvold
It If tho roads nro In poor condition.
Some of your own peoplo will pack up
after uvhllondoavo In disgust, "
i.ne sumo migut no sunt ir tno town
Itself presents. n slovenly uppearaneo.
or If It shows a luck of civic pride.
Rut the place that shines out in civic
Improvement, whoso streets and roads
show that the people aro up and do
ing, will bo tho gainer by Its neighbor's
neglect.
To Build Beautiful Market.
In Oleii Ridge, N. J., n vlllngo mar
ket, n unique nnd pretty feature of
modern suburban Improvement, is to
be erected nt the corner of Rloomlleld
uvenuo and Herman street. It Is part
of n general plan for tho beautlflcntlou
of the borough and protection ngalnst
tho ere ilon of unsightly structures.
Tho main building will havo six stores,
each 21 by 40 feet, with olllces on
tho second door, u suit having nl
ready been referred for borough nfll
clals and the borough council chamber.
The lnilldliiBs will he of light brick
and 1mv a id tile roof. Tho stores
will be In an arcade. The borough of
Glen KUbc h now without a blng!.
store, not oven n drug store Iwlng In
cnted within the limits of the iniiiilcl
polity of over 3,000 Inhabitants.
Cities Destroy.
Cities nlwnys destroy; thoy never
produce. The city sits llko a parasite
on the face of tho country absorbing
Its best. The country nlwnys con
tributes to tho city, tho city never to
tho country. Tho titles could not ex
ist but for the country. We have de
veloped the city civilization beyond
that of tlto country. Professor Dalley.
A Quick Thinking Advertiser.
It happened In Topeku. Three cloth
ing stores are on the bumo block. One
morning tho middle promiotor saw to
tho right oi' lilui a big bltu, "liankrupt
Snle," uud to the luft, "Uuiiun' Out nt
Cost." Tv.ent; Ui!uu;cs l..ter there up
peared over his own door In large let
ters, "Muln Entrance." Everybody's
Magazine.
I
One Vay to Keep Trade.
There Is none who has greater op
portunity to make friends than the
clerk In the store, and to him friends
nro valuable. Never consider nny ono
n bore who Is n customer of the place.
It Is quite as easy to be good natured
and smiling as to be short, crisp and
frowning.
AT THE
CHURCH
(Ministers and others nro request
id to hand tho Sunday church no
Ices not Inter thnn Friday evening to
insure Insertion Saturday.)
UNITED RRETHREN CHURCH
OF NORTH HEND.
a)
Sunday School at 10 A. M.
Christian Endeavor at C:30 P. M.
Preaching service nt 11 A. M. and
7:.10 P. M., by tho pastor, Rev. Al
bright. Subject for morning sermon is
"Serving tho Lord" nnd tho subject
for tho evening sermon Is "Peter's
Penitence."
H THE LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Rev. J. Richard Olson, Pastor.
0:45 A. M. Sunday school (Eng
lish). Services In Swedish nt 11 o'clock.
At North Rend ,
Sunday school 10 A. M.
. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. 1
Services will bo held In tho Chris
tlan Science hall, 327 Third Btree
north, Sunday at 11 n. !
Subject, "Soul."
MARSHFIELD CATHOLIC
CHURCH.
Rov. Father Mornn, Rector.
44 4 444444
Mass will bo eolobrnted in Mnrsh
Ilold nt 8 nnd 10:30 o'clock Sundny
morning, tho Rov. Father J. A. Mo
ran celebrant.
NORTH HEND CATHOLIC
CHURCH.
Rov. Fnthor Springer, Rector.
Mnss will bo eolobrnted at 8 and
10:00 o'clock, Sundny morning by
tho very Rov. Father Springer.
EPISCOPAL EMMANUEL
CHURCH.
Rov. Robt. E. Drowning, Rector.
S A. M. Holy Communion.
0:30 A. M. Sundny school.
11 A. M. Morning prayer
sermon.
7:30 P. M. Evonlng prnyor
sermon.
Thoro will bo n sorvlco In
nnd
and
St
Luke's church, Empire, nt 3 o'clock,
Sundny nftornoon.
NORTH HEND PHESHY. a
TERIAN CHURCH.
Rov. D, A. Mac Leod, Mlnlstor.
10 A. M. Sunday school,
11 A. M. Preaching sorvlco.
C:30 P. M. Chrlst'Hu Eudeavor.
Preaching scrvlco at 7:C In tho
ovonlng with special music. t
'All Btrangors in tho city nro ox
tondod nn Invitation to all of theao
sorvlcos.
Tho subjoct for tho morning ser
vlco is "Israel's Keepor." And tho
ovonlng, "Homovlug Obstacles."
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
A, O. Wnlkor, Minister.
Pronohlng in tho morning and ovo
nlng on tho second nnd fourth Sun
day of onch month.
Rlblo school nt 10 o'clock,
Y. P. S. C. E. nt C;30 ovory Sun-
dny.
m
FIRST HAPTIST CHURCH.
Rov G. LoRoy Hall,
Resldonco 592 Sixth street
Phones t
Residence, 25C-J. O
Study, 289-L.
0
10 o'clock Sundny school, Alva
Ma m waM mmi
$100 Reward, $100
Tlie renders ct HiU iiHiRT WII la i1oum'1 to
Irani Unit there U nt leiul fine, dremleil aUrsro
tint science dan been utile to cure, In all It
M'nei, anil ii,il U I'Htarnl. Hall' Catarrh
Cure In tho only poMlnc cure nmv known to
tla mtxllcul fraternity CaUrnt IicIiik aeon
Mttutloiml ilUeaH', ri'Hitre n coiutltutloiinl
treutment llall.s Catarrh curu U taken inter
nal ), nctlne, directly upon thu blood and mil
coiih mirlacen of tint )U'iii, thereby dentroilim
the foundation of the dl.-ake. ami tihlnntlie
la lent Mrmuth fn biilldlnx up thu constitu
tion and Hi.letli'K nature In doln Itauork.
1 he proprietor hv to much faith In ft cur
nlhe power that they utter Ono Hundred Pol
lurt for any cae that It fall to cure. Bend fur
l'l of testlmonla a.
V. J.oriBNUY A CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all PriiKxlti. 7.V.
Take Hall1 Family I'M lor comtfpatlon
Doll, superintendent.
11 o'clock Worship.
3 o'clock Eastsldo scrvlco. 4
G:30 o'clock R. Y. P. U. J
7:30 o'clock Evening worship.
Tho sermons series on tho Prodigal
Son have begun. Tho second In tho
series will bo delivered next Sunday
evening. "The Wnndoror" Is tho to
pic. Strangers fool nt homo hero.
PRESHYTKRIAN CHURCH t
Sunday school, 10 n. in. sharp.
Y. P. S. C. E. at 0:30 p. in.
Preaching nt 11 a. in., and 7:30
m.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Rot. H. I. Rutlodgo, Pastor.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning scrvlco, 11 n. m,
jspwortn 1-caguo, u:3Q p.
Evening scrvlco nt 7:30.
in.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
T. G. HUNCH, Mlnlstor.
Seventh Day Advontlst scrvlco
aro conducted every Saturday at
tholr now church ns follows:
Sabbath school nt 10 a, m. preach
ing scrvlco 10:45 a. in. You nro
cordlnlly invited to nttend.
K NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN. K
L. RASMUSSEN, Pastor. K
Sorvlcos Sunday morning at 10:4G.
Sundny school nt 10 o'clock.
In North Rend thcro will bo Bor
vlces nt 2:30 p.m.
NORTH
REND METHODIST
Rov.
CHURCH.
ALRERT S. IIISEY, Pastor
Sunday
school 10:00 a. in.
Preaching 11:00 n, in.
Junior League, 4:00 p. m.
Epworth League, 7:30 p. rn.
The One Dish Diet.
A food specialist said of dieting:
"The simplest, enslcHt mid most elll
caclotiH diet to bring down the weight
Is the one dlsli diet. At no mcnl, that
is, should moro than ouo dish ho
eaten.
"The dish may bo what you will
Irish stow, macaroni nnd cheese, roast
beef, vegetable soup, bacon nnd eggs
hut no courses nro to precede or fol
low it. You may eat ns much ns you
cliooso of tho dish, and yet for nil that
you will lose weight steadily.
"It's tho variety of dlshes-tho oys
tcrs, soup, fish, turkey, mlnco pie, Ice
crenm-lt's the vnrloty of dishes, em
itting nn artificial nppotlto when tho
body has really had all it requires,
that causes corpulence If wo conllno
ourselves to ono dish wo know when
wo'vo had enough wo don't know oth
erwise nnd tho result Is thnt wo soon
drop down to tho sllmncss natural to
children, animals and temperate nnd
healthy men and women."
He Started tho Trouble.
Mrs, Johnson had begun to learn
French nnd wns gleefully informing
her husband of tho rapid progress she
was making In her studies.
"I'm ufrnld," remarked Johnson,
"thnt you'll soon grow tired. I've
known people tncklo a foreign tongue,
expecting to know nil about It In a few
weeks, but before they hnvo uwstorcd
even the rudiments their enthusiasm
has evaporated and they havo given up
tho task as hopeless."
"Oh, that's not tho caso with me,"
declared Mrs. Johnson confidently, "I
um getting on splendidly, nnd Pro
fessor Dubois says I shall soon begin
to think In French."
"Well." tho husband murmured, "I
won't Interposo nny further objection,
nnd I shall bo glad when you nre able
to think In French. It will bo some
thing you hnvo been unable to do in
any other languago!"
Twain's Most Quoted Witticism.
Of all the witty things said or writ
ten by Mark Twain no phrase has
been itioted of tetter than his reply tonn
uliirtulst report, "Rumor of my death
greatly exaggerated," I think tho his
tory of this boumot, says a corre
spondent, may Interest. Mark Twain
was on u lait to London soiuo years
ago uud had teen secured as tho chief
guest of u dinner to bo given by n lit
erary club. On the morning of tho day
when tho dinner wits to tnko place tho
secretary was shocked to hear a ru
mor that Mark Twttln had died sud
denly. At his wits' end, bo sought to
verify It by a diplomatic nolo to Mrs.
Clemens, in which ho mentioned the
rumor. Mark Twain got hold of tho
note ttud telegraphed tho now famous
reply, "Rumor of my death greatly ex
aggerated." Tho Fleur-de-lle.
The flour-do-lls, tho well kuown em
blem of France, Is said to havo been
brought from heaven by nn nugel to
King Clovls, he having made u vow
that If ho proved victorious In nn im
pending battle with tho Alcmnnul near
Cologne bo would cnibrnco Christian
ity, It was tho national emblem until
tho revolution of 17S0, when tho tri
color (white, icd and blue) was adopt
ed. Tho royalists in 1S71 tried to re
store tho old emblem to tho Hag, but
without success. Now York American.
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