THE COOS BAY TIMES, HARSHFIELD. OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1912 EVENING EDITION. $ II
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Never bolter prepared to supply your
needs, Every department complete with
the season's latest.
Collegian Clothes
for the man who cares have them In
all the new models of the season.
Norfolks, Box Back and the
Semi-Fitting.
Raib-Proof CloAk,
Gravemettes and
Slip-Gnus
Packard and Thompson Bros. Shoes,
Cluott Shirts, all styles.
Big assortment of Neckwear.
Sole Agents for the
Evenr-Weair Hosiery
Will make good every pair that goes
wrong, Price 25c and 50c.
Silk, Lisle and Wool.
Yours, anxious to please,
nee jlo.
PAST AND COSBKODIOUS
Steamer Redondo
Equipped Tflth fflrclcM and tnbmarlM bell
SALS FROM SAN FR.ANCISCO FOR MAfcSHFIELD
TOURSD AY, OCT. 1 7th
AH PMigcr ReacrvaUonB From Sun FrancUco Mutt D Mad at
H05 Fife llulldlng, or Pier No. 10.
INTKR-OCKAN TRANSPORTATION CO.
P1I0KE 44. C. F. UcOEORQE, Aent.
EQUIPPED WITH WIRKLKB8
Steamship Breakwater
ALWAYS ON TIME.
SAILS FI10M AI.VSWORTH DOCK, PORTLAND, At 8 A. M., OCT. 0,
18, 23, 30. PROM MARSUFI12LD AT THE SEUVIOI2 OP THE TIDE,
OCT. 8, IS, 11), 20,
Ittoae Main flfl-L.
J. O. MILLER, Agent.
Steamer WashfrlgtOI.
The Ship that Makes the Service Good
Between San Francisco and Coos Bay
WITH PASSENGERS AND FREIQRT
P. 8. DOW, AKnt.
Ooean Dock.
WE WILL MAIL YOU 91
for each sot of old Falsa Test
sont ub. HIehcat prices paid for
old Gold, Silver, old Watche,
broken Jewelry and Pfeclout
Stones.
Motioy Sont by Roturn Mall.
1'IJln. Smelting & Refining Go.
EsUbllBhQd 20 Year.
803 Chcutaut Bt Pblladelpbiis Pa.
TO DENTISTS.
Wo will buy your Gold Filling!,
Gold Scrap, and Platinum. IllgU
fit prices paid.
Electric Lamps
for all placca.
Flno iwsortnicnt Just arrived.
Guaranteed Electric Irons
BomctliliiK new. Ask to boo ono.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
PHONE 237-J.
BEE THE NEW SHOES AT
The Electric Shoe Store
100 pairs of Hoy' School Show
now on buIo.
IRQ Po. Rroodvray. Marhflcld.
'THE FRIEND OF OOOa UAY'
S. S. ALLIANCE
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
SAILS FROM MARSHFIELD FOR EUREKA
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16th, 1612
foVNECTINO WITH THE NORTH BANK ROAD AT PORTLAND
Pboae 44.
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
C. F. McGEORGE, Agent.
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able. CIIAB GRANI1Y.
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SINGULAR PLURALS.
Wo'll
nut
bo
begin with n box, and tho
plural Is boxes,
the plural of ox should
oxen, not oxc-s;
Then one fowl Is goose, but two
nro called gecso,
Yet the plural of moose should
nover bo lnceso;
You may find a lono mouso or a
whole lot of mice,
lint the plural of house Is houses,
not hlcc.
If the plural of man Is nlways
called men,
Why shouldn't tho plural of pnn
be called pen?
Tho cow In plural may bo cows or
kine,
Hut a bow If ropcated Is never
called bine,
And tho plural of vow Is vows, not
vine.
And If I speak of n foot and you
show mo your feet,
And I rave you n boot, would a
pnli bo called boot?
If ono is n tooth and a wholo set
nro teeth
Why shouldn't tho plural of booth
bo called becth?
If tho singular Is this, and tho plu
ral Is these,
Should tho plural of kiss bo nick
named kceso?
Then ono may bo that, and threo
would bo those,
Yet hnt In tho plural would novor
bo hose.
And tho plural of rat Is rats, not
rose.
Wo speak of a brother nnd nlso of
brethren,
Dut though wo say mother, wo
novor say mothron,
Then mnBculIno pronouns nro ho,
his nnd him,
Dut Imnglno tho feminine, sho, shls
nnd shim.
So tho English, I think, you will
nil ngrco
Is tho most wonderful lnngungo you
over did see.
Prof. A. G. Raab who attended tho
conference of nrlnclpnls hold In Co
qulllo last weok to nrrango for this
season's high school uountos, nn
nounccs that each school participat
ing this yenr will havo two teams of
two dobators each. During tho do
bato tho nmmintlvo team will romnln
nt homo nnd tho nogntlvo team will
visit another town. Tho momborsof
this year's longuo will bo North Rend,
Coqulllo, Mnrshllold, Myrtlo Point
nnd Dandon.
High School.
Tho Botany clnss niado a trip to
tho woods Friday aftornoon for tho
purpoHo of gathering specimens nnd
of obsorvlng seed dispersal and
root structures.
ifor tho nnst week tho English
clnss has boon studying Cooper nnd
havo wrltton a thomo on coopor s
stylo. This work has been based
on Tho Last of tho Mohlcnns.
Tho Junior English class 1ms
boon pnylng special attontlon 10
Chaucer's portraits In tho Cantor
bury Tales.
On Friday tho mombors of tho
English clnss gavo oral roportH and
topics of tho day. Somo of tho
subjects woro ns follows: Situa
tion In Turkoy. Jnpancso Expedi
tion to Antarctic, Shooting of Mr.
Roosovolt, A Now Appllnnco for
Detecting Icoborgs.
In EiikIIh'i work hnw been dono
$100 Reward, $100
The rr mien cf Dili paper will be fllfMd to
lem that llicro U at leant one dreaded dluaio
that science lm been able to euro In all lt
Uget.and that UCatarril. Hall'a Catarrh
Cure U the only poniive euro now am
the medical fraternity, ("alarm beliia
R. J. MONTGOMERY
Real Estate and Insurance
244 North Front Street.
treatment. iiau,i aiarnitjwo ...
nally, aetlne dlrertlyupon tho blood and rn
coiuaurlarca of thd lytlcm, thereby deatroyl
tho foundation ot tlio llae, ami ulvlnKt
nown to
a con
ultutlonal dUeaio, require a constitutional
...... .,..,.,1 itii.i ratarrh cure U taken Inter-
II Ilia uiuui nun in..-
II1K
the
pvlent ttrenelh fn bulldln untho cpiialttn-
Tho proprietor havo 10 much faith In lt cur.
atlvo power that they offer Ono Hundred Dpi
Ian lor any cao that It fall to cure, bend for
11,1 ot e.trn.on.aldnEs,Ky &qq Q
BoU by all DrUKKlH.7ftC.
Take IlalU' Family I'lll lorromttpatlon
this week In tlio writing of con
versation with spoclnl roforenco to
pnrngrnphlng, punctuntlon and the
varying of Introductory verbs.
Tho work in physics for tho past
week has dealt with tho pressure
which liquids exert on immersed
bodies, nnd the discussion ot many
everyday examples of fluid pres
sure. Water seeking Its own lovol
nnd a city's water supply wero
somo of tho examples brought up.
Hydraulic elevators and tho hy
draulic press woro Btudlod to show
how water power Is utilized.
In chomlstry, tho work has been
on equally Interesting subjects, de
termination of tho composition ot
water, nnd n study of tho constit
uents of tho atmosphere. Annlysls
and cynthcsls of water were made.
And It wns proved thnt air was
composed principally of nltrogon
nnd oxygon.
Domestic Science.
Handwork Is progressing nicely
In nil tho grades. Tho parents
may not know tho educational
valtio It has In tcnchlng concentra
tion and giving n now Interest to
tho children In their school work
In genornl. Tho teachers havo no
ticed nlrendy how much easier n
clnss Is controlled slnco they havo
begun working nt tho various types
of hhndwork. It Is nnothor wny of
expressing tnoir individuality nnu
Is especially good for backward
children,
Tho advanced cookery class con
tinues to grow, so thnt n class will
bo organized for work on Friday
afternoons. Even, tho enrollment
for thnt clnss Is nlmost complete,
so nnyono wishing n place will
pfeaso enroll nt onco. As n cholco
between Wednesday and Prldny
will bo given ench clnss, thero mny
bo room for thoso who profcr to
conio Wednesday instead of Friday.
Tho classes will begin nt .1 p. in.,
for n short tnlk on nutrition, dlot
Ics, vnluo of foods, food composi
tion, mnrkotlng, serving, nnd any
topics which tho class desire. Prac
tical work will begin nt 3:30
promptly.
Seventh Grade.
Dudloy Hill has ro-ontored school
nftor an nbsonco of nenrly two
wcoks. Ho hnd glvon himself u
sovcro wound In hla loft foot when
cutting kindling.
Eldon Robcrson Is now nbsent
becatiBo of a badly spralnod nn
klo. Charles Donno won tho prlzo for
tho best hand-carved mosh stick
nnd ncodlo to use In hnmmock
mnklng. Tho clnss wroto promissory notes
nnd nro ready to wrlto them for
any nionoy londors.
Tho Sixth grndo has had no nb
sent mnrks this week.
HlKtory.
Tho Amorlcnn History Class Is tak
ing n short rovlow of tho work so far
completed, for tho purposo of llxlng
In tho mind of tho student moro par
ticular polntB of early American history.
Tho English history clnss will tako
up tho porlod of English hlBtory dur
Ing tho Normnn Conquest, nnd Its
subsequent ofToct upon tho English
nation.
Tho clnss In Mcdlnoval History nro
doing somo rovlow work, reciting tho
(linoroni topics Into nn ordor which
will bo moro easily romomoberod.
Tho Anclont History class hnvo
about completed Ancient History
nnd nro now rondy to tnko up tho
study of Orook History.'
High School AllilctlcH.
Tho nthletlcs of tho school nro
looking very bright now, but it Is
hopod that boforo tho llrst gnmo
which Is to bo played with Myrtlo
Point next Saturday, still moro In
terest will bo shown nnd n larger
number of men out so ns to glvo tho
llrst team somo opposition,
Tho rcgulnrs havo not been docld
od' upon, but expectations nro that tho
practlco Monday ovonlng will show
just who will bo on tho rogulnr team.
ntrlco CroBson, Gladys Ferry, Stolla
llaglund, Elwln Johnson, Mnrguor
tlc Lccocq. Stelln Mngnus nnd Uorn
Ico Mlrrasoul wero perfect In nppll
ntlou this month.
GlndyB Ferry nnd Howard Mc
Laughlin made 100 In spelling.
Hhodii Anderson nnd Hazel CotTln
made excollont grndes In physiology.
Thero wero only two nbsences la
the Fourth grade this month.
Second Grade.
Among thoso who told good stories
this weok wero Alton Knrdoll, Law
rence Koontz nnd Lconldos Crosson.
Lloyd llaworth was nbsont on
Thursdny.
Among those who did good work In
painting woro tho following: Thor
wnld Conner, Frederick Dow, Cecil
Doll, Allco Frnnsou nnd Duncan
Dnshncy.
Alton Kardoll wns obscnt on Fri
day. Yesterday afternoon tho Junior
nnd Seniors plnyod against tho Fresh
men and Sophomores In n gnmo ot
football, tho Juniors-Seniors win
nlng with n scoro of C to 2.
Eighth Grade.
W. II. Meredith of Wcddorburn,
democratic cnndldnto for joint ropr
sontntlvo from Coos nnd Curry coun
tics, visited this grndo Tuesday.
Walter Lowls of tho Eighth Grndo
leaves on Sunday with his parent
for Los Angolcs to mnko his homo.
In n test given this weok on tho
Constitution excollent pnpors word
handed In by Ruth Cowan, Marie
Lamport, Monroo Upton, Jack Mor
chant and Mao Church.
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LITERARY SOCIETY.
Last Thursday ovonlng nt tho Hlgh,
School building, tho second monthly
Lltornry Socloty procrnm wns glvon
with tho following numbors:
1. Plnno Solo Mary Kruso
2. Dcclamntlon "Columbus"
Horbort Uradloy.
3. Dobnto: Rcsolvod, That tho
School District Should Furnish All
School Rooks Used In tho Public
Schools.
A'lllrmntlvo, Hornco Rnhskopf nnd
Vlvlnn Cnrlson: negative Howard
Schwartz and Cecil Roborson.
I. Current Events. Stanley Myor
ft. Decision of Judges,
0. Impromptu speech.
7. Singing by Socloty.
Tho Judges returned with u two
to ono decision In favor of tho nega
tives. Tho program in gonornl was an un
UBually onjoynblo ono nnd porhnpa
Bpcclnl attention Is duo Max Rolgard,
who wns called upon for tho Im
promptu speech. Rolgnrd had por
fect control of himself nnd snld by
way of Introduction to his speech:
"I wns siting thoro enjoying a good
tlmo with thoso around mo when I
saw tho president swolltng up so high
nnd mighty, ns ho hnndod mo n slip
of pnpor on which woro wrltton thoso
wordB: 'Rolgnrd Impromptu.' Tho
noxt thing wns my nubjoct. Woll, I
Just thought I'd fool tho President
n bit nnd not tnlk on that subject nt
nil."
Mr. Rcjgnrd spokn briefly of tho
many splondld possibilities offered
tho High School boy or girl nftor
grnduntlon nnd stated thoso, which.
In his mind woro tho most prominent
such ns tho civil engineer, tho tenchor
and tho oxport accountant.
A pleasant hour of singing was en
joyed by tlio Socloty aftor tho pro
gram. .
CENTRAL IIUILDING
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FARM fHUIT. MMMl
od nMvrD laXhS.
0RAN1Z1H6 OF MVSTRIAl
COMPANIES A SPUIAUY
Tie
Blanchard's Livery
Wo havo secured tho livery bun
ness of L. H. Helsner, and are pre
pared to render excollent sorvlco to
tho people of Coos Day. Careful
drivers, cood rigs nnd ovorythlng
that will mean satisfactory service
in tha nubile. Phone us for a driv
ing horso, a rig or anything noodod
in tho livery line. Wo also do truck
ing business of all kinds.
RLANOnAHD BROTHERS,
Phono 188-J.
Livery, Feed nnd Sale Service.
141 First and Alder Street
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The Sign of
Good Candy
Always
Fourth Grade.
Oron Uonobrnko, Fordlnnnd Lor
ocq, Dornlco Mlrrasoul nnd Margeur
lto Lccocq mado oxcollont grades In
Arithmetic.
Evolyn Fourier, Loonn Hoffmnn,
Ferdinand Lccocq, Howard McLaugh
lin, Charles Sneddon nnd Holen Lo
cocq mado porfoct grades In applica
tion. Rhoda Andorson, Hnzol Collin, ne-
rrlnmi-y.
Mrs. R. K. Ilooth, Mrs. Corey nnd
ICntherlno Toyo vlsltod this grado
Friday aftornoon.
Albert LnChapollo has withdrawn
to tho South Mnrshllold Hchnol.
Tho pupils aro llltiHtrnttng by pn
por cuttings, the Btory of tho "Threo
Roars."
Sixth Grade.
llormnn GlnRsop has boon nbsont
on account of Illness.
Amos Coleman has not boon In
school for tho pnBt two days.
Mrs. I'otrlmoulx visited tho room
Thursdny nftornoon.
Seventh.
Hnzol Cook, Kathurlno Dyo nnd
Georgo Hnngoll mndo 90 or hotter in
all of tho tests last month,
Thoso having porfect spoiling les
sons ovory day this weok nro Holon
Immol, Mabel Immol, Hnzol Cook,
Kntorlno Dyor, Clnudo Post nnd Rol
no Kosonon,
Tho A Division hnvo reproduced In
writing "Tho Lndy or the Tiger?":
tho II. Division, "Ihicon'H Robolllon.'"
Mrs. Dyor wns a visitor In this
room Inst weok.
Mrs. Sandborg vlsltod tho Fourth
grado last week.
SALMON TROLLING OUTFITS
nt THE GUNNERY. .
tia!,!1,?8 Proven that Investments in small acre tracts near B"w'nS
Brtihi. ! raost Prontablo. The C. B. R. S. has such to otter. Clias. J.
525chki
IT TAKES TWO
tUkno?. i a eood bakr. First
tlce t .?ow and then tho nrac-
mot nLi.. weU as wo uut yu
'aount V y ,mvo ha(1 tne Bamo
xi to rL practlc. Doesn't it
ty bat 4 .n' therefore, that we
Jl". Snnrv!,Ust a mtl hotter than
ttoni. ..P-poso J"0" try our baking
' um curiosity,
Coos Bay Bakery
kt it. f0 ocd,e-
The Star Transfer
and Storage Co.
Is prepared to do all kinds of hauling
on short notice. W meet all tTlna
and boaU and we also have the latest
style Reynolds Piano Mover. We
guarantee our work.
L. H. Heisier,Prop.
Bhnnns 98-R. 120-J. or 4P-L
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW
See CORTHELL
rnoNE 8i2L .
BUY NOW.
fiome choice lots In NORTH BEND
a he had at a T"0? bl? $?
If taken now. B. 8. QBAK ft CO.,
First National Bask.
TlKhtness In tho Che.t. Irritation In tho Throat and a Dry Ilackln
CoukU means a rnisorabJo night for tho wholo family.
BALLARD'S
Horehound Syrup
Is An Effective Remedy for the Throat and Lungs.
,, . th0 throat, tightness In tho chest, InHamcd lungs, difficult breathing and
, ".W J bronchia" tube T Convoys " soothing, heallnir Influence to tho aoro lungs, promotca
riy"toMoS "conSIS.U- to th'o enjoyment of a quiet night and restful sleep.
Put Up in Three Sizes, 25c, 50c and $1.00 per Bottle.
tiv the Dollar size. It contains nvo' times as much aa tho 26o aUe, and you get with each bottle
a Dr.Herrlck'a Red Pepper Porous Muter for tho chest.
JAMBS V. UALIiAIlD
l'llOI'IUKTOIt
ST. I.O0IS, MO.
Lld nednc. of tUo Kyeball, Weak Slltht, Smortlnc 8tIou la tlio Ere
For Sor Ex arnu.aa "j Eye Sa,ve, u ,,,,,, of proVen merit.
LSmn Amp RecohmeMOCdBvI
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