THE COOS DAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1911 EVENING EDITION
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In tho ii' " i i IIrv people
who vlult In "liei elilaa, logvthur
with notle if lal affairs, are
Kindly received In Iba wifllul da
pattuiwi.. Talaphuaa 1XX1. No
tices of old It imtetliiw will bo pub
Unlivd and MortarlM ro kindly
request! tn furnlnh mine,
, lll
him
I)iii't lnllv ev-n after betrothal,
that your will In M law.
Don't bltoY yn can reform hl'ii
If ha Wan bad bablu.
Don't blkm h ittrer told any
olhar fflrl h Invwl lior.
i Don't llalau to tales your
I 'may tall agaltutt him.
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friatids
CONTIIIUUTIONS concerning
pih'iiiI happmlng. intended tor
publication In the society itei-nrt
taunt of The I'iim. tmial be mib
mitted to tlio editor not later
tbuti R o'clock p. in. Friday of
cacti weok. Kxcaptlnin will lie
allowed only In cmes whoro
ovontii occur late than tlu tlino
petitioned.)
TIIK CltOSS KIXKKIIS.
Don't mlitruMt him or loau faith
In lib) honor without n good reason. In Marhnld. The other wns thnt of
I Don't trtut hltn If ha brenkfl his Clifford lloutln mid Mls Vnluntluo
Ilo swore that her klaa was tlio nMt,,ri,-" OVBr nM'1 mer n"nm t0 yw-'M. Lattln, both of South Inlet, tlio
bo liml bad: I Don't cIIiik to his love If your pnr-!caroinony bolng solomnlr.cd by thn
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onta dlstruat him.
Hut bin fingera wore crossed!
Ilo'd kliRod but his niothor, wbon
he wan n lad niggard regarding money.
Yob, his fingers wore crouod! I mni xl,oet n enro-frco old nco
Ho vowed Hint not only ho'd no'er ntr mnrrlngo. If he's a Hpondthrlft.
bnd n tnHto I Don't marry If ho Is not in n post-
Of nulvorlnc Una. but thnt no otbor tl(m t0 PPort two.
Father J. F. Springer nt
Don't look for hnpplnoss If bo Is i 'Chnndlor hotol last Mondny. Thoy
will reside on South Inlet. i
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wnlst
Hnd over boon clnipod by his nrtn.
Thon In hnsto
IIIb two lingers he crossed!
Tlio spnrkler be gave her he'd pur
chased that day,
Dut bis fingers worn crossed!
No previous ninlden bad worn It
nay! nny!
Dut his lingers wore cniMod!
And novor, so Ioiik ns his llfo
should ouditro,
Would eyo. cheek or lip of nnother
ninld luro
He know It past ovary doubt ho
was sure
Hut his IliiKora wore crossod I
She listened to nil of the (guff he hnd
snld
While hU flimem woro crossod!
She laid on his bosom lior wleo lit
tle head
Whllo bis llngors woro crossod!
Sho nnnworod ro low that tho fnmod
"ll'ttlo bird"
Who poddlos sweet secrets could
scarcely bnvo henrd
Ad nho brenthod, "Oh, my lovo, I be
llovo every word!"
Ilut lior fliiKors woro crossed!
Strickland aillllnn.
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DON'TS l-'OU (JIUI.S CO.V.
Ti:.MIhATI.(.' MATItlMO.VV
, O.N'T conceal heart socrota from
mother, says Laura Jean Lib-
boy.
Don't take him nwny from another
Klrl whose heart ho has won.
Don't wed him If her claim upon
him Is superior to yours.
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Win. Grimes and wife are now vis- (
Itlng nt tho home of Mr. Grimes'
brother, Joe Grimes, In Whlttlcr, Cu.
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Mrs. II. S. Tower entertained tho
Ilrldso club at her homo Wcdncs-
ilnv iifternnnn. Mrs. 12. O. I'orlinin
Don't take hl.n for bettor when you won flrBt 1)r,M nm, Mrfl Wn, !Jors.
Know u win uc worso ior you.
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Don't rogret after you have taken
the plunge In to matrimony.
Don't look for n soft bed, when
you know you could liuvo but n hnrd
ouo.
Don't expect n ton dollar n week
Hilary to stretch to twenty.
Don't grumble over the tiot which j
you did your slmie In tying.
Don't high for cake when you can
only afford crackers.
Don't complain over bis temper;
you ought to have known about It.
Don't try to oiitertnln when you
,can bnroly ninko ouds meet.
Don't dross beyond the sum ho
can afford to give you.
I l)on'( toll his fniilts to your fnm
;Ily; you won't got any sympathy
from them.
, Don't squander bis dimes or ho'll
novor save dollars.
( Don't ropluo against fnto for deal
ing out a poor helpmeet for you.
j Don't bo afraid to put your Blioul
jdor to tho wheel to holp him got
uloug,
I Don't push him down wbon nil tho
world's blue to him.
Don't toll him he's n failure; he
knew that boforo you did.
Don't above nil things export
perfection In n man.
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. Tho past weok has boon n rntbor
Don't think that tho first nlco
young man you moot Is your fnto.
Don't Imnglno ovory man who
looks at you has fallen In lovo with
you.
quiet
ouo in local social circles, no
largo formal affairs being tendered
either in Mnrshlleld 'or North Uond.
Visits niul Impending visits of tho
Stork Is rospouslblo for much of tho
In el; nf mx-lnl unllvltv. Ttornntlv If
Don't flirt with n man, If you llll la , . ,,,, n ,,.,
is rospect ami love ,)eon nmknB 80lll0 nrogr0B8 a,i ru.
mors of the approaching nuptials of
llliriillllcilOIIB 10 men; .. ,llllllbflP f Wtfi.k,,nwi, Mnrahflnl.l
It Is their province to seek to know um, Nm.tU em, pi01,,0 aYQ cunmu
would win
later on.
Don't seek
you.
In fact, in sovoral Instances, intt-
llfitt' nul. .. ....... 4,. ..nil if ..n.. .
"" " " "' "'"' " UM a mated friends have been told of np-
ho Is not Interested In you. 'pioaeblng nuptials which aro not to
Don t pin a mnn down ns to how ,, ,..,... ., fn .i,ii
soon hn will make his llrst call.
Don't lot n innii think your future
linpplnosH doponds on meotlng him
ngntu. i
Don't lmiilsh tho family from the
parlor to entertain hint nlone. i
Don't wen,r your party gown, ,u
though gnrbed for n gala occasion, i
Don't greot hi in too effusively; '
tompor your delight wlsoly.
Mrs. II. 13. niirnilstor of North
Uond Is spending n few weeks nt Al
bany mid Portland, Dr. Dtirmlster
will Join her later at Albnny for a
short visit with his mother who .has
been 111 there.
Mrs. Wright
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of Iowa
Is a guest
Don't start In to do nil tho talking, lU tho ,10,uo r toor Bon Hl Wright.
oro bo Is fairly soatod. .'" ouUl Marslilleld. bho will also
Don't steer tho eonvorsntion to- v,8lt nt tho ll01U0 af ,lur brother,
ward lovo nnd matrimony. , Taylor Slglln. on Catching Inlqt be-
Don't Inqulro Into his financial foro roturnlug cast,
prospects. I o
Don't oncourngo preclpltnto lovo Miss Uelon Doblo. who Is woll
jnnklng on his flrht call. known on the Hay through visits
Don't lot him Infer ho could win with friends hero soveral times, and
you for tho asking. 1Uor mother returned to their homo
Don't giggle, nor net too prim or in Portland this week after spond-
dlgnined. Ilo naturnl. ijnjj tho winter In Southern Cnllfor-
Don't toll doleful stories; a hearty nln.
laugh Is hotter than n sigh. ) fl
Don't allow him to part with you ' ,. , , , . ,
..,..,,., i Mrs. Hunter of Hoqulnm, Wash.,
with a kiss at tho door. , , . ....... . .
was mo guesi oi .mis. wiius it. non-
fall, Jr., tho second pi he. Mrs. L.
J. Simpson will probably entertain
the club at North Uond two weeks
from Inst Wednesday.
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M. II. nilvou nnd wife will leave
on tho next Uudondo for California
where they expect to locate.
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Announcements were received hero
this wcok of tho mnrrlago of Frank
Lambarton, a former well-known
Marslilleld young man, nndi Miss
Clark, which took placa In Chi
cago, May 3. They will rcsldo at
Holre, Idaho, whoro Mr. Lambarton
has been located slnco leaving Coos
Day. His many frlouds horo will
unlto lu extondlng felicitations.
Tho Gorman club of tho MarshflolC
High school was entertained Inst
Monday evening by Miss Nora Towor
nt tho homo of her parents, Mr. mid
Mrs. II. S. Towor in South Mnrshllold.
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Tho A. N. W. club wns pleasantly
entertained Thursday nftomnon by
.Mrs. F. P. Norton nt lior homo, thn
meotlng plnco having been ebnuged
owing to tho illnoss of Mrs. W. P
Murphy. Huskies tho membors of the
club, Mrs. A. II. Powors and Mrs.
A. J. Savngo woro guosts. Delicious
refreshments woro served. Tho not
meeting will bo hold with Mrs. L. M.
Noblo.
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Mrs. W. 13. Diingnn was hero from
llaudon this weok to visit lior nioth
or, Mrs. Nolllo Owen, nnd other re
latives nnd friends.
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At tho meeting of tho 13plscopi!
Ladles Altar Guild at tho homo of
Mrs. Otto Schottor lu South Mnrsh
llold last Tuesday, otllcors tor tne
ensuing year woro elected as fol
lows: Prosldent Mrs. J. T. McCormnc.
Secretnry Mrs. J. V. Dennett.
Tiensuror Mrs. Fnnnlo Hazard.
Tlio noxt mooting will bo hold next
Tuesday nt tho homo of Mrs. J. V.
Dennett.
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The program of tho concert to ha
glvon by tho Chamlnado club at tho
Masonic Oporo Houso next Wednes
day ovenlng. Mny 17, was announced
by tho director, Mrs. William Hors-
( Continued on page S.)
Enjoy
Don't Insist upon his calling again
on n certain dato. ,
Don't call him up on tho 'phono
to ask how ho got homo.
Don't wrlto him if a weok passes
will hearing from him.
Doiv .unt him up or wuyloy him
nedy a few days this week. Sho was
on routo to Eureka to visit rela
flvw. Her brother-in-law Is u
brothor-iii-law of Mrs. Kennedy.
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Two weddings were solemnUod tho
on the ktroet. .!t week thnt wore of much Into:"-
. Don't npponr over-Joyous whon he tf8t " Mny. One was that of
puts In im appoaranco again. Gjorg Gulovbon and Miss Myrtle
Don't bollovo a fow calls menus Vluoent which took place at CoquIUe
that ho Is In loo with you. Inat Sundny, tho Rev, Mr. Mnco olll-
Don't infer that ho loves you until minting. It came ns a decided sur
he tolls y.iu so. iprlso to their ninny friends and oven
Don't brier that ho loves you to tholr relatives. They will reside
Tho condition of enndy Is always
lmportnnt. Not only do Stafford's
candy casos contain the very cream
of finest confections but nlso every
morsel of candy In them is In perfect I
condition and posltlvoly fresh from
our own sweot. sunny, sanitary candy
kitchen whoro an oxport candymnker
supervises tho work.
Noxt tlnio you nre buying a box
of candy bettor try "COOS GIRL
CIlOCOL.Vl'FS."
Always Something Now at
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W- ,., 1... ...1 ..i !.. ll... Bl h.U.t.l 1
I i 1 l!jr I'j JUT :nv.1 ipi njmri mm- uh- .-in
1 s!i.iviiiaf of a !MKH STYLKS ns Uioy
mv lifim? intwnttHl in the l'Vhion (VnltM's of
the world.
It is !u( a stop to 1h sure, from Spring to
SuninuH' Fashions, vt the gap is quite Iihki.I
wIumi n I'oint's to a rlutiiKf or tyf. Now
iviTiliimr i Suihuhm'x jfuwiii. livt!, coat,
sits, olf." all built with a view of bpcoining
Kiwi and added fomrort during the warmer
weather.
ThiMi. too, varali ms:mi1 r.utii'ir. will soon
have to be provided fin-all ol' whieh necessi
tates "erlrin styles best adapted to one's needs
while tvryel'iig.
We invite you to erpy this showing and parttcU
pnte in its ftdvantngca. One vouh have to
travel many miles to witness its counterpart
New Tub Dresses for Simmer Wear
Wo nre now showing the most beautiful Wash Drosses In
plain, simple Btylcs tnitt were ever brought to Coos Hay
by this store. They nre perfectly nindo. the patterns and
styles, tho kind thnt appeal to women who enjoy neat,
slmplo drosses for tho house and afternoon wear. I'rlces
range from 1." tfio.o:)
Tailored Coats and Suits in New Styles
Coals $15.00 to $:in.oo
in flno medium nnd chiffon
weight serges, pnunmns and
coverts nnd protty diagonal
weaves In light colors of
grey nnd brown nnd tan
mlxod. Colors principally
Navy, Ulnck, Tnn and
crenm. All stzes 1-1 to -16.
SiiIih $IU..lo to 8:17.50
No bettor styles and val
ues have wo shown this sea
son thnn these. The new
Dutch and Paul Polret
collar effects aro strongly lu
evidence, with tho narrow
skirt tendencies. Color.),
Navy. Hiack, Tan, Grey, etc.
xi:w iiAiit coons.
Our hair goods stock is
again replete with all tho now
nnd most wanted things 'n
nets, puffs, switches, turbnni,
rolls nnd ornaments. Stylos
nnd prices nro right.
TAILOItCI) DltlCSS SKIItTii
Received direct from Now
York on last express, present
ing the very newest Ideas lu
tailored skirts. Materials aro
llgurod and checked tweods,
sorgos and pannmns. Colors,
Drown, Tans nnd Oroya.
Prices Sl.no to siu.no
MAIISIIFIHLD
Coos Hullillng
M
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rim m m
aim-
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Trr '"'I -'ttK
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j (iiitis wash imnssis
Just in, another shipment ot
thoso plain, slmplo little
dresses lu oven prettier style
thnn before. Prices loner
thnu you enn possibly make
them yourself. Only 30c
to 9:1.50
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CONCERT
CHAMINaDE
IUS. WM. llOItSKALL, .in.,
PRESKNTIXG
CLUB
DIItKCTOIl,
Mrs, ElfriJa Heller Weiastein, Soprano
' .', ' AND
Mrs. Delphine Marx, Contralto
OP PODTLAXD AT
Masoni
Opera House, May !7th
AT 8:30 P.
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SKATS OX SALK AT TIIK "DUSV COHXKU".
SKATS 81.00. GKXKHAL ADBIISSIOX 50 OKXTS.
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Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire
and Marine Insurance
Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.
HKXRY SKXGSTACKKX, Mgr.
Coqulllo Oflloo Phono 191 Mnrshfleld Olhco 14-J.
Farms Timber Coal and Platting Lands n specialty.
General Agents "KASTSIDE"
WATCH! NOTICE!
Homer Mauzcy, one of the drhen
and tho solicitor for us is oat ("(
'.aiindry. Watch him! ho li lbMt
to stop you on tlio street and eipto
nil dutnl's of Laundry and alio to l
at your iiomo any tlato. He tao
Laundry business from A to Z.
MarsMield Hand and
Steam Laundry
PHO.V. SJO-J
Electric Portable
Lamps at Cost
Wo must nnvo these gooh
to glvo room for changes
will mnko this sprlns. N""
tho tlmo to get a bargain.
Coos Bay Wiring Co,
PIIONK 'J3J.
Blanchard's Livery
Wo havo secured the llverr la
ness of L. H. Heisner and
pared to render excellent sertiw
TlnV. u"-
the people of Coos
drivers. Rood rigs and
ever'
that will moan satisfactory
twtoti
Phono us for a
drUW
1 4lffV &3&rVf"f&
i jpjryr i
Parties Desiring Monu
ments to be Erected
Before Decoration Dav
Would ao well to call at tho Pacific Monumental Works, South
Broadway and make selection from the large stock now on hand
Mr. Alison has In his employ tho only practical marble and gra
nlte cutter In Coos county. And none but the best work Is turned
me puDiic. ruuuo u- , j
horse, a rig or anything n
tho livery lino. Ve also
trucking business of all klnd5
RLAXCHARD nnOTIIEM'
Art Dlanchard, MS'
Livery, Fci-d and Sales j Sfi
141 First and Alder Streets.
Phono 138-J
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For information concern"
high-class bond .ww"
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bearing
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B. Hinsaaio, -
H. Adams and Company.
Angoles, California'
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