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THE COOS
BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREbON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 191 1 EVEMING EDITION.
Little Talks on Advertising
TALK No. 5
ARRIVE HERE
ON HONEYMOON
ADVERTISING A SJIAI.Ii STORE.
whfM ho emta?IIUh them with price
tiia or nhnw cmrdi. Iw l advertising
although ho may not admit It or.
nmllzc It.
Tho shrowdost, most cnutlous,
nml most fnrscoliiB merchants- of the
Jas. H. Htitchcson and Bride of
Eureka Visit Relatives
On Coos Bay.
.Ian. II. Hutchosnn anil IiIb brldo
arrived hero Saturday evening for a
visit with Mr. Hutchoson's mother,
Mrs. A. HutchoBon of Pino street.
"Jimmy," for -that Is what nil his
html of Coob liny friends still liiBlst
on calling him, Is being wnrmly wel
comed hero.
Tho Eureka Herald gives tho fol
lowing account of tho wedding and
tho departure of Mr. and Mrs. Hut
choBon: "IJIuo skies and n rndlnnt sun
shlno Bmlled their congrntulntlons on
tho wedding day of MIbb Clara Rog
ers and JatncB M. Htitchcson whoso
nmrrlago, which waB solemnized at
tho homo of tho bride's mother, Mrs.
Kntherlno Hogors, on II street, Is
ono of tho most Interesting events
that has Illuminated Society's chro
nicle for many dnys.
"A charming simplicity character
ized the details of tho pretty cere
mony, which was rend by tho Rev
erend Fnthor Kennedy of St. Hor
nard'H Catholic church, and only tho
relatives and Intimate friends of tho
happy young people were prcRont, tho
usual attendnnts being dispensed,
with. J
a I .t. l.llHHn.l tHntinlllllT
A nniiusoniuiy uuiuim "-"h
suit of navy bluo with n smnrt blnck
lint encircled In roynl bluo ostrich
plumes wns worn by tho bride, who
is of tho dnlnty brunotto typo of
beauty. Sbo cnrrled nn exqulslto bou-
quct of white blosBoms.
"Following tho coromony, tho
brldo mid groom led tho wny to tho
dining room, whoro n dnlnty wedding
breakfast was served, nnd horo n
morry hour wnB pnnscil while tho
chnrmlng brldo nnd happy groom
woro mndo tho Inspiration of Innit
mernhlo toasts nnd good wishes be
foro tho hour of departure, drawing
nonr, warned thorn that It wns tlmo
to leuvo.
Kim-lovliiK frlondfl had decorated
tho carriage In whlto ribbons, with!
fow dnngllng flhoes that had seen
better dnys to finish tho picture, nnd
n h tho brldo and groom boarded tho
Topokn thoy were showored with
nunntltlcs of rlco nnd old shoes. Over
ono hundred of their Intlmnto friends
woro awaiting them at tho dock to
tendor thorn an ovntlon such ns do-
parting newly weds nro seldom honor
ed with. Ah thoy stood on deck, n
crowd of mirthful friends gathered
In nn admiring circles on tho wharf
nud n bnnd of vocnl muHlclnns led by I
Joseph Walsh, who was seconded by'
Cliiul ob Do F Case, Jnmes Sullivan i
nnd others rendered serenades In i
honor or tho bride. Tho'groom nlso,
figured In the musical attentions ns
Btrnlim of "Ho's n Jolly Good Fellow"
nnd "Good-byo Jimmy," nccompnnled
by sundry showers of rlco thrown be
tween times. Tho stntorooms had
been doeornted with placards, bou
quets of carrots, beets nnd other ga"
den products, mid nothing wns left
uiidono that could show thnt tho,
popular couple had been neglected. I
"Hoth Mr. Ilutchosoii nnd his brldo I
nro too well-known to need iny
furthor Introdiirtlon, bo being num
bered among the leading progressive
business men of tho city, promluont
In affairs social, while Mrs. Hnt.li
son Is ono of tho fairest members of
local society, whose sweetness, beau-
ma t ... ml. . I
for tho iftivon: l am ennn" 18 "
M. C. llorton. tvw God's In tho world nml tho woiltllnK: Itinerary Includes n loisure-
world Is Ills Heaven. '' trl" tnro,,R" U, Bor n "f.
"", state, no specified time being ar-
Try Times Want Ads. ranged for tho nbsenco, after which (
.Mr. ami .mis. itiHcnoson win return
to this city to make their home."
(Hy Frank T.ooml..
In Gill's Ilullotln. Portland, Onwin.
Tim best wny to open till article
iiiiii muni iiiinvviiiin ......... --
Is to tell you frankly my personal r0B0I,t ,iny, arc almost Invariably
opinion of advertising In general. To honvy advertlsorM, and when one
do this It is necessary to go back a -tops to consider the vast sums of
fow in. to tho tlmo when I gave money expended each year by these
up the study of medicine to become well Informed nnd widely exper once,
nnr ofcsBlonnl advertisement writer, "cnlors, does It no scorn likely that
s i;;1 oV; , :":;: - n,,,vcrt,8,n rur
,lg or m .0. that wouldn't ho forced but unprofitable they would have d.s-
, .i .iM.in n ru- vnnrs or continued It long ngo?
n n.lvcr Ifo wit 1 In n o onrs or RAntM ,.
be forced out of business. ....... ,.. 1,1
With thU Idea In mind, I look up y "i" ' """ """"
the 8 tidy of advertising with tho In- not "o t nil tho thing for n small
ine sum '" merchant, but It should bo roinom-
rnt ons of n ink ng It n llfo Pro
S .l ?Sl K w ,pItolmb. I-. P-U-r today Isn't what It was
ago ones and I have also seen nmnll ' twenty years ngo when tho
dealers Bland Mill and In some In- Btoro was llttlo ore.
inn s grow smaller as tho result of Tho oxpcrloneo of tho proprietor
their attltudo for or ngnlnst adverlls- of a lnrgo business Hoiibo. who stnrt-
, cd In In n small wny n number of
Providing thoy know how. overy J'cnrs ngo, Is best expressed In a fow
firm or In.llvl.lnn1 ongnged In busl- words ins spoken to In. writer by tho
ness could do n certnln amount of Proprietor In quest Ion "
prontablo advertising. learned by experience tho vnluo of
To those merchniHB who declare advertising. Ovor forty years ngo
thnt ndverllslng does not pny, It Is wo bognn huslness In tho usunl way
only ncccHsnry to point to tho lm- Hinnll comer Btoro In n nmnll
, m n.ivnrii.inf country town. For ovor twonty-flvo
mnttor contained In nny nntlonnl or yearn wo didn't ndvortlso bccmiso It
local magazine or newspaper nnd to cost too much. Ono dny about fl -
remind them of tho fnct thnt Uicbo teen yenra ngo wo woko up nnd Btnrt-
nds nro Inserted voluntnrlly by tho od doing n llttlo ndvortlslng. Good
I . .. 1 I .1 Aa.l mi InAMnnB.
dealer, thnt their spneo Is Increased results woro noucuu, iiu u ...b.v.
oach year, and that tho ratcn for d our nnnco. This waa repeated
spneo also Increase each year. from tlmo to tlmo until today wo uso
Don't overtook tho fact that tho moro newspaper and other ndvortls
majorlty of theflo biiiuo heavy ndvor-;ing medliimn tlinn nny othor concern
tlsors ntnrted In business n fow yonrs of our kind In tho ontlro country nnd
ngo on n Btiinll scalo and labored wo havo tho largest buslnoBS. Kach
tediously along on a Binnll Bcalo until year wo Increase our advertising np
thoy renllzcd tho vnluo of retnll nil- proprlatlon nnd thoroby our snles.
TcrtlBlng, nnd provided for It In their Wo uollovo that had wo neglected to
regular yearly appropriation. I ndvortlso wo would Btlll bo occupying
F.vory tlmo n luerchnnt dlsplnys IiIb n smnll comer store."
goodB temptingly In his windows or This Is tho Gill bonk stationery
on hlB counters, and particularly atom "n roriiaiiu
"X ' i
E1 &3Ms& 3: atefMJJ$?A i
wTuur jfflMMnsL
1, II IS 1
TO BAR TROSTS
IN AUSTRALIA
AITIMt AM..
Formal Notice Served On Busi
ness World That They Will
Not Be Allowed.
ny Associated Press to Coos Hny
Times.)
MHIillOUHN'i:, Australia, Fob. 27.
Tho commonwealth of Australia
Thero Ih nothing lit llfo but tho Joy
of tho minute,
Thero Ih nothing In love that wo do
not put In It,
Thero Is nothing can happen unless
wo begin It,
Thero Is nothing worth winning but
what wo can win It!
Thero In nothing so sad as to sot us
a-slghlng,
There is nothing wo'd do that Is not
worth tho trying,
Thoro Is never n danger too great for
defying,
Tho beauty of oarth it Is folly denying!
served notice mi tho business world
today thnt It would not harbor for- There Is never n sorrow should cnuso
...... .............. ... i us repining,
For sorrows were mndo for tho splr
tho subject, Sir W. W. Host, minister ,. 1..i1111.
of trade, says, "Tho action of tho So (urn j yor ri0,j8 imI(Jo OMt itt
government will intend to trust their lining
onnrntlons in AiiBtralln whether cmi- Of silver shall rival tho 81111 111 Its
ducted directly or Indirectly and will . shining.
not permit n repetition In Australia '
of the scandals and merciless moth- If you think that too long you have
oils characterizing monopolies In oth-' waited nud striven,
or pnrta of tho world." .Thou romembor you'vo gotten ns
much ns you'vo given,
WANTKI Ciimpeteiit ghl for gen- m tho loaf of your burden Just look
oral housework. Apply to .Mrs. i
If you hnvo anything to sell, trade,
rout or want help, try a want nil.
The Enterprise Meat Market
Will Move Tonight
Into the store room directly acioss the street from tho
present location into tho place formerly occupied by
Mother's Rostaurant. Wo
Will Be Open Tomorrow
With a full lino of CHOICE BEEF PORK MUTTON
and SAUSAGE.
GIVE US A CALL,
ENTERPRISE MARKET
Geo. W. King, Proprietor.
PHONE 52-J
Now Is the Time to
Plant Garden I
I have practical knowledge of tho
kind of seeds that are best suited to,
I Coos county climate and soil. This '
knowledge was gained by planting ,
j seeds and growing vegetables.
I Have Selected Seeds
i With great caro and can guarantee
them. 1 can give you Information
J nbout best time for planting and oth
er Information. I have some flno
onion sets raised from seed. Como
In and talk It over with me. It will
ost you nothing ami may bo money
In your pocket.
! IVY CONUKOX
1
Pioneer Grocery
phoni: 81. J.
Mnrslillcltl
It's a wise head that wears a
Stetson Hat
New Spring Styles Now on Display
MOXKY TAliKS'
Hub Clothing & bhoe Co. "
First Class Laundry
work Is most desirable to nnyono
wishing .their linen to pim,,, iial
particular finish so ih'ci-.i v to
good tnsto In dress.
VH DO THAT TIjASS OP tm,(
Ono Trlnl will Convince
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
IMIOXK MAIX 57..I
Halliday House
Xortli Front Street, over ltiTiiU,ncr
olllce.
N. C. HALLIDAY, Prop,
Under now management ami con.
ducted In flrst clnss Bhnpe. Complete.
ly overhauled and now best Kuropean
hotel on tho Dny.
Itooms from 110 cents up per tin;.
PIANOS! PIANOS!
Consider tho exceptional opportunity of being able to get ono
of tho world's finest pianos direct from tho factory, by paying onlj
a Tew dollars down, and tho balance In monthly payments extend
ing over threo years If desired.
Call mid Investigate. Open evenings.
BUSH $b LANE PIANOJCO.
otoxxT:ll iimmi. maimcct avk. axh axw bt.
XOxt to Cloldui Itulo Stoi-o Mnndinchl
It. p. MBYKIl, Mnnngor.
Eastside Winners
1 DIock In Homo Addition, "ontalnlng over 3 acres for 93
C Lots for J47G, East Mnrshflo.rt
10 Lots for!! $C00 East Mnrshllolil
1C Lots for 800 Ea8t8lll
ALL GOOD HAY VIEWS TKHMS EASY
OTH EH CJOOI) HL'YS
Huslness property, 50x100, on Second street, CO feet north
of Central $0,000 n snap
OOvlOO In Scngstncken nddltlon, with two-story houso
nenrly now for ?l,noo n nioncy-mnker
See Title, Guarantee &. Abstract Co.
HENRY SENGSTACKEN, Manager
LADD, HUNT
and Co.
COXTKACTOHS AXI) HUII.DEIIS.
All kinds of repairs ami shop work
promptly attended to nml neatly done.
rhflno 1C1X.
Good Livery Service
Fancy now rigs, good horses anl
careful drivers nro now nt tho dli
posnl of tho Coos Dny public nt
HEASOXAHLE HATES
Hlgs or rigs with drivers ready for
nny trip nnywhoro nny time. Horses
boarded nnd rigs enred .'or.
Now honrso nnd special accommo
dations provldod for funeral parties.
W. L. CONDRON'S
LIVEItY AXI) FEED STA11LE8
1'IIOXIJ 27JI-J.
Coos Bay-Roseburg: Stage Line
Dally stage lK-twcon ltosebiirf, nml Mnr.slilU'lil. Stage leaves dally
nml Similays lit 7 p. m. .Fare, $0,00.
OTTO SCHETTEH, Agent, V. V. HAHXAHI),
VM MAHKET AV., Miirnlilleld. Agent, HOSEHUHO, Ore.
1110X13 11 ffJ ''
THE FAST AXI) COMMODIOUS
Streamer R.edoido S2S W,IU
Will nuike regular trips carrying passengers both ways mid freight
between Coos Hay nml San FinncUco. AlIrcgmntluustorpasseiigcrH
mndo nt Alliance" Dock, Marslillclil nud liiter-Ocenii Transp, Co.
Union Street Wharf Xo. ii, S-ui Francisco. Fur Information, phono
I I .J or -H3. Will sull from Mnrtdillcld for Sun Frnuclsco, TliurMlny
Mnit'li -nil.
IXTEH-OCEAX THAXSPOHTAT10X COMPAXY.
"THE FHIHND OF COOS HAY"
S. S. ALLIANCE
rox.i:cTi. with thu; xohtii haxk hoad at pohtlaxd
WILL SAIL FHOM POHTLAXD FOH COOS HAY AT 8 P. M
WEDXESDAY, MAHCH 1, LEAYIXtJ COOS HAY FOH PUHFIC V
FRIDAY, MAHCH a. ' '
XOHTII PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPAXY.
PHOXE 11 (VF. McGEOHGE, Agent
OLD KELIAULK
STEAMER BREAKWATER
ALWAYS OX TIME
Sails from Alnsuorth Dock, Portland, nt 8 P. M every Tuesday
Sails from Coos Hay every Saturday at service of tide. Heservatlons'
nlll not bo held later than Friday noon, unless tickets are purchased
I, II. KEATIXG, AOEXT ,,n0XK Muy g
HOUSES FOH HEXT "
5 room houses, $11, $12 and $13.00 HOMP I AIMT O
G room Houses, $14 00 and 116,00 J;, lrWV uO,
7 room Houses $20.00 Ba, ! ' f estmems on Coo.
viuay. wo guarnteo owner'a nrip
AUG. FHIZEEX,
08, Centinl Ave., Mni-blifU'ld
bo our price.
Phone 74Ij.
804 Front St
TRY A WANT AD IN TIMES IF YOU WANT QUICK RESULTS
GoodEvening
HAVE YOU AXY LAl'XIll?
If so, do not forgot that this li
THE laundry whero you get tho best
work,, and prices nro In every one's
reach. Call up nnd ono of tho drlr
ors will rnll nnd explain nil doUlls
to you. All tolophono calls nro quick
ly nttcndod to, becnuso wo nro
iiIiirwo wagons.
OUK GUAHAXTiFe'iS YOUIt SAT.
. isiwcnox.
MAHSHFIELD IIAXI) AXI) STIIWI
LAUXDHY.
Mauzcy Hros., Prop. Phono 22W
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW
See CORTHELL
Phono U121.
FAAHLY nOTEL
TUB MOYD
MARSHFIELD'S POPULAR
Rates reduced to: Day 50c, 75c 1
$1.00: wook $2.00 to $B.OO. Honsf-
keeping apartments with gas ranp
$10.00 to $18.00 per month, tnt
DATHS K. AV. 8ULLIVAX, Prop.
100 THAI NESTED IIAHKH
I'LYMOUTH HOCKS.
Our matlngs hnvo produced stand-
ard-bred snoclmons of exbtbltloi
quality wlUi records of 212,227,J
eggs In 365 dnys.
Hnby Chicks nml Eggs for UMclM
Hook your orders now for spM
dnilvori- A tnw cockerels W3
heavy laying stock for $5.00.
Plymouth Place, Poultry Yard.
pnun. nACHMAN. Prop.
i i.ii.i.i ii. ut Phono 2
iiii7siiiiitiii. jtrv '.... .-
FOH GOOD -IVOItK
nrlnp vnnr rlnMino to US. ClcanW
nresslnir nnd ronalrlng n specUW
by oxporlenced men. Satlsfactlo"
guaranteed HLAXCIIAHD & "
SOX, South Uromlwny.
PROFESSIONALIDIRECTORl
rK. G. AV. LESLIE,
if rv. ,....,... 1. 1 itlivclrlilll
Orndimto of tho American bVUV '
Osteopathy nt Kirksvllle, Mo. '
In Eldorado Dlk. Hours 10 to I2i '
I; Phono 161-J; MarshneldOre
pR. J. AV. IXGHAM,
Physlclnn mid Surgeon.
nnr. r. . n -.-I Tl..llllne
Phones: Ottico 102J; ltesldcnce
J
W. BENNETT,
Lawyer.
- k
Office over Flanagan & Bennett
ITdVflllflAlrl W
M. S. TURPEN,
Architect.
Ovor Chamber of Commere
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