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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1911 EVENING EDITION.
E Tlbinrsdla jj Friday Saturday
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Qothing.
The surplus of our stock comprising all odds and ends, for a special
three-day sale, marking them out at
QNE-HALF OUR REGULAR
LUNG PRICE
The sizes range from 34 to 42. They are of our regular high
class standard makes and offer an attractive clean saving of 50 per
cent. Don't fail to come early as they will not last long at such prices.
The sale will include 200 pairs of Men's- and Youths' Trousers
priced from 33 1-3 to 50 per cent, of regular prices.
The store will be open evenings to afford everyone to participate
in this offering.
MAGNES
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ATSO
COOS BAYTMES
M. O. MALONKY Editor and Pub.
DAN !:. MALOXEY News Editor
might give both mother and child la ovll than any other." Ono can't hull)
ntilllllod hy tliu mother's hoiiho of hor' having a poor opinion ot n pollco
Entered at tho poatotlico at Marsu
Hold, Oregon, (or transmission
through thu malls an socond class
mall mattor.
forco that permits girls to dress on
thu streets.
own superiority.
IJut tho day will como when par
ents will look nullum upon tho Idea
Mint tho women and men with wiiom Tho innn who thinks ndvertlsliiB
cuiiuren spend so inucu 01 mo lor- a narinless extravagance Is confess
nmtlvo period of their youth nioy billing his own montnl weakness.
In any point Inforlor. Then the
relation' ok parents to
teachers.
teacher's calling will bo held equal
In dignity with that of any worker
or Idler anywhere. It Is through tho
teai'herH themselves that this ndvnnco
must conro. That Is, thoy must bu
Htich men uud women as commaud ra
sped; nuil they can do thin not alone
by bookish attainments and refliio
ment but by suclj nobleness of char
nctor In themselves as proves their
worthiness to be named friend by
every child.
WITH THE
TOAST AND TEA :
good evening.
Wo should bo afraid of do
lug wrong, and of that only.
othorwlso If wo only don't do
wrong for fenr of being punish
ed, wo have dono wrong In our
hearts already.
JOHN RUSKIN.
OF OI.I) tho education of thu child
was us much thu parent's con
corn as his food and clothes.
Now tho state gives thu education,
Insists upon It even when tho par
ents would demur, and tho result Is
in ninnv riiHi'X tlml too inni'li of Mio
rnuiwitinllilllt v fur Mm riitirltiir nt Mli
child Is left to tho schools.
Yet tho fact remains that homo In-Sluoiu-u
is still the stronger. Thus if
thu homo leaves thu child moru or
loss at loose ends, looking to thu
nchool to develop him properly, there
Is almost Inevitably a luxiioss some
where In thu growing character.
Thu thing really needed Is coopera
tion between parent and teacher.
Teachers need to learn lovo and sym
pathy of thu mother, mothers moro
of tho discipline and responsibility of
thu teacher. Tho teacher is a train
ed worker In her Held, the mother
Is too often without any training for
her high task. On tho other hand
nature, us we bay, gives tho mother
tho advantage of lovo and patience
that endure through everything. The
teacher uud mother then should ex
change Ideas about tho child for his
good, In a partnership of duty and
interest.
Teachers are today often too much
burdened to luivu time for conference
with parents, yet in tho problem of
discipline, which Is one of the impor
tant servlcos of tho bcIiooI to the
ftlillfl tltrt onniiiiiMitlini it Hi., nwitlt.n.
Is of great value. If foolishly lndul-lT,m,,,s coxnt(,a "" ,nt pIPS0 "f (,ay
Kont parents undermine the teachers' I ,0 8e0 ,10W much w0 vo (,one-
efforts nt training an unruly child to . , . . . ,
obedience and order. If teachers on jSo when yon vo got somo work to do.
tho other hand thwart a wise parental
tact that seeks to bring out the good
in tho child by emphasizing that
rather than Insisting on thu bad, thu
wny is hard for the child, walking as
It woro botweon two flres.
When teachers go Into neighbor
hoods where there Is llttlo enlighten-
mont It Is ono of tho paramount du-l
ties to vlblt the mothers and awaken
in them some desire for tho child's
progress. This concern of tho teach
ers with tho home should obtain In
tho moro enlightened circles, hut
hero it Is very often shut out by tho
ixttltude of tho parents. Tho teacher
U too often regarded us a social In
ferior and though her wisdom may
discern n child's need moro clearly
tiii: city of coos hay.
DO A RIGHT THING.
WJion you'vo got somo work to do,
Do tho best you enn;
Hut before you start the Job
Consider well your plnn.
Then mistakes will not bo yours;
Sucress your work will crown;
Things no'er will bo wrong-sldo-iip;
Hut nlways wrong-sldo-down.
It Isn't Mint we nlways work,
! Hut how our work Is dono,
Do It tho host you can;
nut before you start tho Job
Consider well your plnn.
Cense, wander'or, conso thy quest,
Tho choicest city of tho west,
Thro' all tho oast Is manifest
Far famed Coos Hny.
Tho birds among her flr trees slug
Tho Dowers that frugrnnt odors bring
For thee, kind friend are blossoming
In fair Coos Hay.
Her youths and maidens Iceep tho
paco
Along tho Academic rnco;
For laurels nlwayH wreatho and
grnco
High School C003 Hay.
Thro' mountain pass, o'or hill and
dale,
Upon thu burdonod iron-trail
Steam cars will tell a wondrous tnlo
Anent Coos Hay.
What innltes her smilingly content,
Of power and prestlgo conflduut?
"My gntoway to tho Orlont,"
Salth Proud Coos Hay.
I.uden with commorco bravo ships
rldo
Thro' storm and stress o'or oceans
wldo;
Sho marks tho "turning of tho tldo,"
This wlso Coos Hay.
Como Join us hero and holp us grow;
Our suro foundation stones you know
A ro happy, homes whoso firesides
glow
Muko bright Coos Hay.
Mny all hor rulors vindicate
And guard good laws Invlolato;
Thou God shnll ovll powors frustrato
And bless Coos Hay.
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will bo no art In mnsculino fashions
until men discard trousers." Oh,
very woll. Wo can got along with
out art, hut wo must hnvo tho trous
ers. At tho Minneapolis breakfast ten
dered President Tuft, n live eagle
formed pnrt of tho tnblo decoration.
Hut to our mind live onglo Isn't In
It with fried chlckon as a table decoration.
QUESTION FOR Till-: DAY.
any, most of us nru looking for mon
, ey all thu sumo.
Thoro nro somo nion who look up
on ndvortlslng as either extravagnnco
or a contribution.
STORY OF THE DAY.
COAL
Does a man hnvo hnrso sonso when
ho knows when to say "nay"?
It was moonlight In tho alloys,
It was moonlight In tho streets,
Out 'twas dark between thu houses
And tho pcoplo woro asleep.
Hut tho cnts they woro not sleoplng,
Thoy woro gnth'rlng for a mooting,
And thoy snug ns thoy woro gath'rlng
"K n ten pin had tho jlm-jnms,
When would n sugar bowl?
Tho Hleochor
"Speaking of that gymnasium dis
cussion,"' romnrkod Davo Stnfford,
"Do you think If thoro was a tight in
n gymnasium, would tho Indian club
a dumb boll?"
LAND OF FIXE COXTKXT
I.
In tho laud of lino content
Novor conies n call for rent;
Thoro tho sun shines night and day
Novor gas bill Is to pay.
Constant blessings, heaven-sent,
In tho land of fluo content.
II.
Thoro, tho harvests spring supremo
Instant ns a flashing dream!
Not ono tollor's grlof Is known;
LIfo Is Lovo, and Lovo nlouo!
CTIs my fnlth that Llfo was meant
For tho land of flno content.)
Frank L. Stanton.
Coal Is called coal In England, Iro-
lnnd, Wales and tho dominion beyond
tho sens.
Thorn nrn twn trliiilu nf .mil ....
thrnclto and bituminous. Anthracite
makes the householder swear because
of tho expense and bituminous innkes
tho reformer swear becauso of tho
smoke Inspector.
Coal Increases In price 10 cents pot
ton por mouth from April to Janu
ary. This Is becauso mining conl Is
a provldoutlnl trust.
Tho man you hire to tnko enro ot
your furnaco ho will same day bo n
collcgo presldont or a Chautauqua
lecturor enres llttlo or nothing
nboiit tho prlco tho conl or tho status
of tho thermometor.
Thoro Is lust ntin ptinnrlni llil.n.
nbout conl: It Is tho only household
necosslty which Is not Included in tho
list of "Whnt to do with Loft-ovors"
by the family mngazlne.
Womon bring SO por cont of tho
divorce suits. Whon a man proves
himself n gontlcninii by proposing
mnrrlogo. n wlfo ought to show her
appreciation by nllowlng him to sug
Kest tho separation.
Wonderfully mid Fearfully Made.
A good old goutlunmn, with falling
eyesight, but mil in pa I red faith, wai
In the habit of rending tho Illble to
his boys every night heforo retlrlnj.
Ono evening, after reading a chapter
ho said, "Now, boys, tomorrpw ere
ulug I will rend about Noah taking
unto hlniHolf a wife." Tho boji
thought thoy would play a Joke on
him, and they pasted two leaves ot
tho Hlblo together.
Tho next evening tho old gentle
man opened thu Illhlo nt tho proper
placo, and rend, "and Noah took un
to hlmsolf u wlfo"; then ho turned
over tho page and rend, "sho
forty cubits long and twenty cubit
wldo, tarred Insldo and out." The
old gentleman stopped reading
scratched his head, turned back to
tho first pogo again and read, "and
Nonh. took unto himself n wife.'
turned over tho pago again and read,
"sho was fortv cubits lorn? and twen
ty cubits wldo, tnrred hiBldo mid out.
Ho closed tho book, looked at im
Iiovm nnii mild. "I have read tnli
blessed book nigh unto forty yeari.
nnd I novor rend that bofore. but It
simply Illustrates how wonderfully
nnd fearfully wo aro mode."
Tho Times' Want Ads bring result!
Often the chnn whom tho world
calls monn Is only dlfforent.
Whon you buy a balky horso
may not pay for nny harness.
you will bo suro to got n halter.
you
but
Tho wlso mnn doos not let his
wife hear him boast that ho Is a
good manager; sho knows better.
4
Till) HACHELOR OlItL SAYS:
To faclnnto a scholar, pretend to
bo n fool; to attract a saint, pretend
to ho a slnnor; to win a fool, pro
tend to bo wise, nnd to charm tho
devil protond to be a saint.
A suro wny of rendering tho
straight nnd narrow path moro pop
ular mako it wldo onough for nuto
mobiles,
"Mnn nisnpnears with $575; Wife
Is Prostrated." announces tho St.
Louis Globe-Democrat. Woll. $57."
looks llko quite n wad to lots of folks.
An Atlnntn woman Interested in
rnfnrm wnrW fsnvs? "TIia vn- winner
than tho mother sees It, tho holp sho Bria ,j,ess on the streots Is n' grantor J
"All Chlnnmen." snys the Los An
goles Times, " look nllke." Wo would
go a step further and admit that all
Chlncso laundry checks look nliko
to us.
Glancing over our exchanges, wo
And that tho usual number of
"frlonds of tho worklngmnn" nro
running for otllco In various parts of
the country.
Says an English artist: "Thoro
Presont Indications nro that tho
president will hnvo everything ox
plalned by tho tlmo he ends his tour.
After Los Angoles sees tho bill for
tho McNnmnrn trial It will agree that
even wnr between lawyers is what
Sherman said.
Tho constantly rolternted maxim
that "honesty Is tho best policy" does
n't seom to work a reduction In the
number of professional safe-crackers.
Though wo may nover hnvo lost
A SERIES OE SERMONS ON
INEIDELITY
At the Tabernacle by Dr. Knox
1JEGIXXIXO TONIGHT
The Doubter's Doubts, or
The Eive IES of Infidelity
Subject Tonight, "If There Is a God"
TEXT "THE FOOL HATH SAID IN HIS HEART TIIL"E IS
NO GOD." PSALMS 11:1. , ,
.Let everybody como and decide for themselves on which slde
they stand. .
SERVICES AT 7: .10 SHARP.
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