BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1 912. EVENING EDITION.
THE COOS
n
ft
Kw?'Or
hold n cooked food snlo on Saturday,
Octobor 20, which will bo Biipervlsod
by Mrs. W. S. Nicholson nnd Mrs.
P. G. Horton.
Tho now pnstor, Rov. J. E. Burk
hnrt nrrlvod this week nntl n recep
tion will bo tcmlorod him nnd his
wlfo on Friday November 1 nt tho
church.
Next Thursdny, Mrs. A. L. Barker
will entertain tho Indies nt nn nil
day session nnd 'pot-luck" dinner.
Tho tlmo will bo tnkon up with pre
parations for a bnzar which Is to bo
hold tho Inst week In Novombcr.
Thoso enjoying Mrs. Lnndgon's
nospltnllty Inst Wodnesdny wcro Mrs.
A. E. Seaman, Mrs. C. II. Walter,
Mrs. J. T. Scalfo, Mrs. A. L. Buttz,
Mrs. 13. J. ICnttrlnir. Jim. A. 'P.
Haines, Mrs. F. Q. Horton, Mrs. A. L.
Darker, Mrs. Tom Nichols, Mrs. I. S.
Smith, Mrs. .1. II. Stnddon, Mrs. Chrls
tenson, Mrs. W. P. Squlro and Mrs.
J. W. Wilson.
Tho next meeting will bo tho first
Wodnesdny In Novombcr with Mrs.
James Forty of Bunker Hill,
fr !
Tho W. O. W. lodgo gnvo n dnnclng
nnd card party Wodncsday ovonlng
at tho Odd Fellows hull. Miss Mnud
Painter delighted thoso present with
aovoral vocal solos and a number of
piano and violin duots mldcd much to
tho evening's enjoyment. Card ta
bles woro arranged upstairs for thoso
who did not caro to dance. Tho
Moor was In good condition, tho music
splendid and everybody hnd a real
good tlmo.
4
Tho members nnd friends of tho
Swcdlsh-Luthornn church gnvo n cof
fee and enko soclnl nt tho church
last Saturday evening for tho pur
poso of raising missionary funds.
Tho Indies of tlio Ilnptlst church
nnd their frlonds woro vory ploas
nntly ciitortnlr.od nt n sllvor ten limt
Wodnesdny with Mth. .1. C. Donno ns
lioatess. During tho nftcrnnon, Itov.
A. P. Unssford gnvo somo vory hclp-
xiii nnu interesting roiunrKs, and tlio
tlnnn nt ti'Mnlt tlmn tlln nfirfl tlln Mntl
was disbanded and tho Ladles' Guild
of the Episcopal church wns orgnnl
zed. TIiIb wns dono with tho vlow of
bringing bnck Into tho Guild thoso
who hnd lost Interest becnuso they
tiiougnt tlio sisters oi uotnnny wns
not siricuy n cnurcn giuiu. ino iui
lowlng olllcors woro elected:
President Mrs. Lymnn Noble,
Vlco I'rcs. Mrs. Lodwnrd,
Secrotary Miss Allco Butler,
Tronsuror Mrs. Fnnnlo Hnznrd.
Tho meeting ndjoumed after n
vory cnjoynblo nftornoon, to meot
ngnln under tlio nnnio the "Ladles'
Guild" with Mrs. Wm. Horsfnll, Jr.
next Tuesday, Oct. 22.
Thoso nroscnt woro Mrs. J. M. Up
ton, Mrs. Lcdwnrd, Mrs. Horsfnll,
Mrs. Draducld, Mrs. Sncchl, Mrs. L.
Vnliln Mro TOntmln T?nnril ATra A r-
tlnir McKcown, Mrs. John F. Coke,
Mrs. Jas. Cowan, Jr., Misses Evelyn
Andorson, Agues Hutchcson, Mnud
Reed, Allco Butler nnd Rov. R. E.
Browning.
j. .. 4.
Mrs. S, Lnndo wns hostess to tho
members of tho A. N. W. Club Inst
Thursdny nftornoon. Tho tlmo was
dollglitfully spont In fancy work nnd
plcnsnnt conversation. Dnlnty re
freshments ware served.
Tlio following mombors woro pres
ent: .Mrs. u. a. Jjcnnott, Mrs. unvin
Edmnn, Mrs. P. M. Frlcdborg, Mrs.
J. T. Hnll, Mrs. Chnrlcs Knlser of
North Bend, Mrs. S. Lnndo, Mrs, Geo.
F. Murch, Sirs. C. F. McICnlght, Mrs.
L. Noble, Mrs. 11. Reed, Mrs. Clins.
Stauff and tlio guests wcro Miss Clovo
of Portland, Mrs. (lobhart of North
Bond, nnd Mrs. F. W. Bortrnm.
Tho Club will moot next Thursdny
nfternoon with Mrs. M. C. Mnlonoy.
"i'
Tho Thltnblo Club wns dollglitfully
ontortnlnod last Friday afternoon by
Mrs. S. S. JennlngH of North Bond. It
wns decided to glvo n llnlloweon pnrty
nt tho homo of Mrs. W. C. llnlloy,
Wodnesdny, Oct. !10, at which tlmo
tho IndlcH will entertain tholr hus
bands. Mrs. Jennlng's guests woro:
Mrs. Burnielstor, Mrs. Wnllnco, .Mrs.
E. E. Rlggs, Mrs. Groves, Miss Kelly,
.Mrs. v. a. imviuflon, .Mrs. ai. K, Hvor-
SOOIAIj CALENDAR.
Tonight.
Mlnnlo - Wis Club with Mrs.
John Dashncy on South Fifth
street.
Bnnd dnnco nt Englcs' Hnll,
Monday.
Progress Club with Mrs. A. E.
Adolsporgor.
Tuesday.
North Bend Crescendo Club
concert nt the home of Mrs. P.
L. Swcnrlngon.
Mrs. E. D. McArthur at Bridge
Ladles' Guild with Mrs. Wm.
Horsfnll, Jr.
Wednesday.
Jolly Dozen with Mrs. W. P.
Squlro of Bunker Hill.
Western Stnr Rebcccn Lodgo
nt a social evening nnd supper
in Odd Fellows' hnll.
Prlscllla Club with Mrs. Knuto
Erlcksou in Bunker Hill.
Methodist Brothorhood Asso
ciation mooting with David Nel
son. Soclnl Embroidery Club with
Mrs. W. K. Wlsomnn.
Thursday.
Soclnl Sowing Club with Mrs.
Dnvo Rocs.
North Bond Altnr Guild with
Mrs. C. M. Bylor.
A. N. W. Club with Mrs. M. C.
Maloney.
Friday.
Ladles' Art Club with Mrs.
Iloagland.
INFORMAL "LT
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reauingB ny .urs. ;. koi v nnd M sa
Bosslo Plnnng.ui wcro thoroughly en- "" ', ni,"; Mr-1w; Simpson,
Joyed. Most delicious refreshments J,,rfl;, kntoor, Mra. (Jlnslcr, Mrs. Ira
woro sorved nt tho closo of tho pro- "r'1. nn,,11?,,rH' Wattors. Mrs. E.
Krnm. Thoso present woro Rov. A. !i',UlBB" wm bo ll0fltc88 to t Club
P. Bassford. Mrs. C. II. Mnrli. m. I' "day, Nov. 1
Alva Doll, Mrs. Louis Doll, .Mrs. 11.
I Harrington nnd lltllo son, Evor
ott, Mrs. Henry Black, Mrs. John Na
Klo, Mrs. P. II. Dresser, Mrs. Ilolon
nnldwln, Mrs. W. Hill, Mrs. .Tunica
Bonnett, Mrs. Chnrles llouobrako,
Mrs. E. A. NolBon, Mrs. Moiuh, Mrs.
Itobort Myron, Mrs. Gardiner, Mrs.
Harris, Mrs. E. Kolly, Mrs. E. W.
Lovl8, Mrs. Robo, Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs. Jeffries. Mrs. Q. (lulnvmin. Mm.
P. A. Ilnlnes, Mrs. J. E. Edmunds,
Mrs. J. C. Donno nnd tho MIsbos Ivy
Hill, Bosslo Flanagan, Mamlo Gul
ovson, Miss Hnrrla nnd Lucy Bouo
brako. 4 4. 4.
Tho Lndles' Oulld of Snlnt Luke's
church nt Emplro wero vory onjoy
nbly ontortnlnod yestordny by Mrs.
Dunatnn of tho Arngo Ltghthouso.
Mrs. O. Hansen, Mrs. W. K. Wlso
mnn, nnd Mrs. Swlnfonl woro tho
only mombors present nt tlio Social
Embroidery Club meeting nt tho
homo of Mrs. J. C. Swlnfonl Inst
Wodnesdny. Nevertheless, theso In
dies onjoyod thomsolves to tho full
est extent. Dainty refreshments woro
sorved. Mrs. W. K. WlRomnn will
ontortnlu tho club next Wednesday.
Oct. 23.
?
Tho Crescendo Club of North Bond
postponed their concert this week un
til Tuesdny of next week,, Oct. 22
when thoy will meet nt tho P. L.
awearingen noine.
Tho Sisters of Bothnny mot with
Tho Brldgo Club enjoyed nn ox
tromoly plcnsnnt nftornoon with Mrs.
W. M. Blnko last Wednesday. Tho
hostess sorvod luncheon nt 0110
o'clock nnd tho romalndor of tho nf
tornoon was taken up with Brldgo.
Tho first prlzo wnB nwnrdod to MrB.
Horsfnll, Jr., nnd Mrs. John 8. Coko
won second high.
Among thoso present woro Mrs.
Win. Horsfnll, Jr.. Mrs. J. S. Coko,
.Mrs. 11. h. Towor, Mrs. E. G. Porhnm,
Mrs. W. S. Turpon. Mrs. W. A. Toyo,
Mrs. E. K. Jones. Mrs. Boyd Richard
son, Mrs. L. J. Simpson nnd Mrs. C.
M. Bylor. both of North Bond, Mrs.
J. A. MatBon. Mrs. E. G. Flnnngnn,
Mrs. James Flnnngnn, Mrs. G. W.
Knufmnn, Mrs. McEldownoy nnd MIbb
Anna McEldowney of Chlcngo.
MPs. C. M. Bylor of North Bond
will bo hostess to tho club Wodnes
dny, Octobor 30.
Tho Ladles' Art Club was ontor
tnlnod Inst Friday nftornon by .Mrs.
F. M. Flyo on South Fifth street. Tho
now members tnkon In woro Mrs. L.
F. Fnlkenstoln, Mrs. Storoy nnd Mrs.
P. A. Hnincs. A most pleasant and
cnjoynblo afternoon wns spent
In sowing after which tho hostess
sorved a delicious luncheon to tho
following guests: Mrs. Ivy Condron,
Mrs. Frank Sumnor, Mrs. Blatt, Mrs.
Kinney, Mra. Rnsinusson. Mrs. Jas.
Cowan, Mrs. Hoaglnnd, Mrs. E. D.
McArthur. Mrs. Schroodor, Mrs. Ly-
uin i.aug, nnu .Mrs. uiivln Edmnn.
.Mrs. uongland will bo hostess to
Mr. nnd Mrn. U. K. Tlnntli nnfnr.
tnlncd n few frlnniln nt illnnnr Inat
Sundny nt their homo In West Mnrsh-
noiu.
v
Mrs. Gcorgo Ilnlnes and children
loft for a visit with rolntlvcs Jn Cnl-
Ifornla this week. Mr. Balnea will
Join thorn lntor.
4. 4. .j.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Soronson who woro
guests recently nt tho E. A.Andorson
homo In this city, loft this week, for
their homo In Bnndon.
4. 4. 4.
Miss Phoobo Lnrson of Larson In
let visited friends nnd relatives In
Marshllold this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. A(lnlBlinrtnr rn.
turned this week from n trip to Port
. II ft a Dnntni. nt Mill
ncr mini, nirn. 11. a. iiuamt, .. .-
nonpolls. Sho has entered tho North
High School whoro they hnvo nn en
rollment of four hundred students.
4. 4. 4.
An orchestra has been organized In
tho Mnrshllcld High School with Miss
Agnes Carpenter ns director. Tho
ilrst meeting wns hold Inst Thursdny
nt tho nsscnibly rom with tho follow
ing members present:
Miss Roxlo Hnll, violin; Miss Dur
um Campbell, plnno; .Miss Bcrthn
Dnvls, violin; Hornco Rnhskopf, vio
lin; Leslie and Chester Isaacson,
mandolins.
Tho result of this nioctlng wns
vory cncournglng nnd thero Is nniplo
room Tor moro nionibcrs In tho or
ganlzatlon. Tho orchestra will meet
ngnln for prnctlco next Tuesdny In
tho High School Assembly room.
Pinna for a glco club nro also under
consideration.
Col. Grimes nnd wlfo hnvo left
ftlilr. tiOiMHr. Hinv tinvn lirwitt vlutlltlff
rolntlvcs for Oklnhoinn where thoy
will visit Dennis Flynn nnd other
friends boforo proceeding to Whlt
tlcr, Cnllf., whore they will probably
spend most of tho winter.
.;. 4. 4.
I. S. Knufman and wlfo nro expect
ed homo In a week or so from tholr
extended eastern trip. Mrs. Kauf
man camo west n short tlmo ago nnd
Mr. Knufmnn wns to lenvo Chicago
this week and will probably Join her
at Spokane.
4, 4. 4.
Mrs. P. C. Birch win hns been vIb
Itlnir linr nnrnntn nt fililrn. Cnllf.. Is
expected homo next week.
v 4
Miss Mnmlo Mahoncy will lenvo
next wcok for Portland nnd other
northern points to spend n fow weeks
with friends.
4. 4. 4.
MIhu Mniliro Tlnrrv nf Kmnlrn lu
visiting Miss Frances Williams of
mm iiij,
4. 4 4
Mr. and Mrs. C. F.'McColIuni loft
todny for Portland. From thoro
thoy will go cast on nn extended tour
lasting sovcral months.
.. . .
MrH. C. L. Albreclit nnlnrtnlimit 11
fow friends nt nn Informal luncheon
yesterday complimentary and In hon
or of Miss E. Ilngomolster who Is
shortly to depart for San Francisco.
Thoso present woro Mrs. H. Bradllold,
Mrs. Goorgo Rourko. Mrs. C. S.
DaRincjPowuer
AbsoIiitelyPire
The Woman lakes die Home
She makes it best who, looking
after the .culinary department
turns her back resolutely upon
unhealthful, or even suspicious
food accessories. She is econom
ical; she knows that true economy
does not consist in the use of
inferior meat, flour, or baking
powder. She is an earnest advo
cate of home made, home baked
food, and has proved the truth of
the statements of the experts that
the best cooking in the world
today is done with Royal Baking
Powder.
I.......U 111 10 nvun nuni u inji 10 run- "" viuiufcu jiuiuiku, .11 1 h. v,. a
Inml nilln.. nn.n t..la .., ., TVwlnn linn f IIkii.hi. f .... II 1-
null.. a uuj liiiiiu uihjk via .iiyriio' """ti", .'ii. -. iiiiiiBiju, .us. ii, irir
Point and mndo n brief visit with Mr. Mrs. J. W. Butlor, .Mrs. C. Walk
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Schilling who'"". Mrs. A. Hngomelstor nnd Miss E
drove thorn from that place to Mnrsh-I Hngomelster.
Hold In tholr auto
4 4. 4.
On Friday, Novombcr 1, tho Pros
nyionan cnurcn will tender a rccop
The Norwoglnn-Luthornn Young
Pcoplo's Socloty nssoiublod nt tho
cnurcn nan last Thursday ovonlng,
viu.i.,1, v-iiuiiii iwn tuiiuur a rucup. .uiiii;ii niiii nini. iiiiiiMiny UVCIIlllg.
tlon to their now pnstor, Rov. J. E.p'lss Cora MnthlHon nnd Albert
Burlchnrt, who nrrlved Thursdny on ' Kl'ig woro In chnrgo of tho enter
tho Bronkwntor. Tho church nniljtn'n,nK. Thoro wns n lurgo nttend-
general public nro most cordially In
viioo to nttonu.
mice mid ovoryono roports a most'
eiijojnmo nine, tiio delmto: Ro-
Bdlvod. Thnt U'nninn ulivinlil lnii.n
. -.... .. ..(..,.. ti..... .,,,vr
uiiuni rigui8 to voio, proved nn In
Noxt Thuradny, Oct. 21, Mrs. A. L.IU,'UI" "Kins to voio, proved nn In
Bnrkor will ontortnlu tho Indies of ! i?1rc8t,,l,K foilt,iro of tlio ovonlng.
tho Prcsbytorlnn church nt nn nil- rho J,llBCs decided with n two to
dny session nnd "pot-luck" dinner. " vo, " 1filV0' of tllu "ogntlvo,
4. v 4 WM0 woro Ollvor Lnrson nnd An-
Mrs. Fnnnlo E. Whcolor loft Thurs- (,row '.u,crnnU Tho n'nwitlvo
dny for a two weeks' vlalf n vnrt. wor?: J,rs. R. O. Thorpo nnd Mr.
1 union.
ilny
land. Sho will nttend tho Nntlonal
Convention of tho W. C. T. U. nnd
will visit friends In Oregon City.
4 ... 4.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Georgo Myers nr-
Omon
Among thoso present woro: Tho
Misses Dlnn MortliiBln, Elslo Lar
son, Mablo Mathlson, Allco Ostcr
dal. BorJhlld Olson. All..,, MntM.
boh, Ehba Ostordal, Ingoborg Lar
tuning and repairing In the Inrgest
ractory in cauiiitiuvm, no suiiiiou
tho ncndomle mothod of piano tun
ing. Mr. Ostllud luiB been so favor
ably Impressed with Coos Bay thnt
ho bus decided to locnto hero nnd
innko his homo. Ho will devote his
tlmo to plnno tuning nnd repairing
Ills card appears elsewhere In today's
Issuo of The Times In the profession
al directory.
HONOR .NHWJjYWKDS.
rlvn.i fmm ii mii.i. ' "", "' bwi, i-.ium ustonlal, Ingoborg Lar-
L?!2.!S&n& 'SSJSWSSTSt
... ... " " "V ": "... huj . wo JOI1I180I1 and MISS ErlehRnn
- .......v.. ,
will re in a 1 11 horo for tho winter.
4. 4. 4.
Dnn E. Mnloney nnd brldo returned
Thursdny from nn oxtoudod honey
iiioun irip inrougii tno const states.
Messrs. Emll GnbrlolBen, Hnrry Jo
hnnson. Tod Peterson, Arthur Kohl
stnd, John nnd Albert King. Alfred
Jnson. Oliver Lnrson, OInf Klrklck,
.Mr. poison, Androw Andorson, E.
Miss Allco Butler last Tuesday after- tho club next Friday nftornoon
$100.00 A PINCH
That is what you hnvo to, pay in certain
scut ions oi! New York City for 'fieal Estate.
AVe will soil you 1000 square 1'ect for thai
suui, within a lew minutes' walk of tho post
ollice the location of class distinction tho
only restricted residence district in Marsh
field the best values on Coos Unv -Lots
sold on easy payments.
Perham Park W. A. Reid, 2K3?
Are you looking for snaps in acreage?
See limn about it.
'Are you looking for a good dairv .ranch?
Sec JibllD about it.
Aro you looking for a good timber buy?
Sco JtETD about it.
Aro you looking for an attractive Iiomesite?"
See HEW about it.
Aro you looking for a good investment?
See J1EID about it.
Reid Sells the Earth fffflT
Thoy hnvo tnkon up their homo on Mo uni. ott iinimi.nnr w ti
Commorclnl Ayenuo. lornd, John Mnrtinson, Chris Leo,
m r t, .f . . . . Chrl8 I,ctorso nnd Mr. Soronson.
E. N. McDonnoll nnd brldo nrrived
on tho Bny this wcok to mnko their a'
future- homo. Mr. McDonnoll holds I IKKIt HARHKCUE.
nn Important position with tho Ore- 4
gon Power company nnd Mrs. McDon- Two Bcoro nnd flvo Jolly good
noil Ih qulto well known hor, hnvlng 'oIIowb foregathered at tho sum-
vlslted with her sister, Mrs. SJonborg,t"or bungalow of J. Albort Matson
hero lnst winter. Thoy plan fo go to Coos Rlvor yestordny ovonlng
housekeeping soon. Their host of "8 R'icsts of Ivy Condron nt n deor
friends on tho Bnv imltn in nvn,i. bnrbecuo. Thoso who wnrn fnr-
ing a cordial wolcomo to them. ,UI11t0 enough to bo present sny
4- "i io sprenu was ono that would
Miss Nan Browning ontertalnod ' mnko tno 'onst of Lucullus look
last Saturday ovonlng nt sowing; ' 1,ko n 80"l) houso hnnd-out. Ten-
iliost of hor guests being Mnrsh-1 "J1"' J,llc' venison nnd grcon corn
field lynchers. Dnlntv rnfrnaimmnta i w'tli nccompanyluK viands nmiin n
... 1 - . Vifc I frtflA !. ...n..l .1 ... I. II.
Muru Burveii. following nro thoso ' ,,"k " "i nmuo mo goiiB on
presont: Mrs. Mnry Thompson. I v'0"8 oftho guosts. Sonr, story
Mrs. R. K. Booth, Mrs. A. L 'nn,, vnudovlllo woro somo of tho
Bnrker nnd tho Misses Esthor Sll-! nttrnc"s thnt mndo tho occasion
vormnn, Nolllo B. Towor, Agnes "ion,ornl),e Tll nctlng or somo
Carpontor, Elmore, Adnco Pnlmor ' of , 10 I'nrHeljmnts wns said to bo
Abbott, Mogford, Spoonor. Wood-! 81Icn t,liu Bomo of t,l0S0 Present
wnrtli n'Pnimn. iiii.i. r..-..i.l. Woro BWont nff fliolr fnnt I, ...
.::..... ,r",wi iiu Dioimuim, n nf ;, -".;". -.... ".",ia
i i i "ui. unjoynuio ntiaira
Decorations nt Oregon Power Com
pany'N Olllcu May Servo Two.
Tho Oregon Power Company's
olllco presented an unusual sight to
day, tho Interior bolng bedecked with
strlugH of old shoes and signs Inscrib
ed "Tho NowIyWcdB", "Oh, You Mar
ried Mnn," ote. Tho smiling coun-
tcniinrn nf 10. N. Mclloimi.ll Iw.liltul
tho counter told tho renson why. Ho
linn Just resumed his duties thoro,
after rctlirnlnir from a munth'H linn.
eyiuoon trip In tho east. Tho olllco
decorations wero mndo by Arthur
Illnuchnrd and others.
Mr. McDonnell Intimated this
morning that possibly tho decorations
would bo left nn n Hltl,. u-hlln tin. I
transferred with a fow additions to
tho desk of Arthur Blanchnrd In tho
very near future as, ho says, tho lat
ter Is about to sottlo down nftor Hying
around for qulto uwhllo. However,
Mr. ninnchard haB mndo no public
confirmation of .Mr. McDonnoll's
claims.
Mrs. Furnish lias moved hor dross
making purlurs from South llroadwny
to i:i(l lliimdwny, over Lewis' Candy
Store.
FRESH HONUOXS ntJjAUTERS.
QUATERMASS for PHOTOS.
AMONG TlIK SICK.
Mrn. Win. Buck Is iwi,i u.,
at tho Mercy hospital nlthourt il
ih not, iiiuy conscious yet. Slut
Injured sovernl weeks ago la H
city.
Mrs. J. W. lllldcnbranJ to c
dorwont nn operation at tie to
liospltnl recently. Is renorlel .,
nlcoly and sho expects to returat!
her homo In this city ncii t
Mrs. Clins, Martin, who undent:
nn oDorntlon nt Merrvlirunttiir,.'
ly, l reported Improving. Her e1
or nnu Bisior-ut-inw nro here iron d
Wlllnmotto vnllcy on a short Tldt
NORTH I1E.VD NEWS
P. II. Plnkortnn. thn Narlh Ii'jJ
rancher, went to Portland on ltd
nosfl.
Jnlin Mullnr lins rotiirnl fn i
month'H visit with relatives it Ci:
unnvllln Mlnli.
A. Hoolllng Is recovering froa Is
juries no received ly iiuinf. &
arm wns broKon but is nor piai
bettor.
n TT llrniilllnnl lim r!cr-r
. .., ... w........ ... -.-
homo from n business trip to for:
mini, ,
Mrs. C. II. Worrell has put
Bnndon whero slio will visit ror to
dnys.
SPECIAL CANDY sale at STIT-I
I'WICII.'S, MATLKIl.ia BOO ai.iiui
CARAMELS only TO twis P
pound.
LEWIS' fountains serrei
BEST HOT DRINKS.
FRESH BONDO.NS at SARTD&
CARAMELS !W CKXTS poatii
STAFFORD'S, S.VTUIHM &
HUMIAY.
presont
ArniBby, .Mooro. Inez Baldwin, Hel-' no, ot,u ",08t cnjoynblo nl
en Lundrltli, nnd Nann Brownlnc '""'! w"1 ,onS bo remombered.
'"""'"b- Among those who woro pr
. . .. I wnrn
ira. a. u. Mousoworth nnd Mrs. "w;' ,
Dorsoy Kroltzor left on tho Break-'r, vo. ""Il0,"' J A,urt Mntson,
wator today for a ton days' visit In t,!', f rnJv Claudo Nnsburg, E. K.
Portland. 3wea, Arthur McKcown, Messrs.
4- 4- 4- l'0Vn8' C R,' Pcck J- M. Upton,
xn, i.vii . ..- . ... l E. S. Barcolt. ri TTni-.inr. r
. .... , oi Aiametin. California, nnrii.nPP. Vv p m..V".';. "' "S"
", " " " Miittj'( 4Xt i
Weather
Is tho guest of hor sister, Mrs. J. c,
aiiaco, or rvortn Hend.
4 t- .!.
0;i - S:. "Il1- 'HoK
ii. ,. ' ' ""'UIK noinoi 4
Wllllo Mr., and Mrs Snn.ll.n,. ...m1..
..... i .... '.1.7 . ......v.h nill,
oj.umi mo winior in iiandon,
4 4
Mrs. Augusta Scott will lenvo to
morrow on tho Alllanco for nn ex
tondod visit with hor sister In Por't-Inud.
4
NolT. Allsntl Pniinna T I rn.
Levi Smith. W. U. Douglas, W. T.'
Merchant, E. W. Kammoror, Hnr-
4. 4.
LADIES AID.
Tho members of tho Ladlos' Aid of
tho Baptist church aro preparing for
n contest which stnrts Sundny, Oct.
27 nnd ends Jnn. 27. They will
PrnnnmM., ' ,. . ""Vs.1 "i?". ntior tlio name of tho
t,n VnV 0V1X.V U,"K uuwo ron-rens" am tlio "blues". Mrs Alva
,0-f.0,,B.tl0" f ! now carU club In I Doll Is cnntnln of ih fZ
I -r r .. -- - ""- ---
Mnrshlleld. Dellnlto plnns will bo nn
iiuuuiuii nuer.
4 4 4
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. F. Fnlkenstoln of
North Bend received tho niinounce-
..-.h ui mo mnn or n ten pound son
' w- lill llll
.Mrs. (J. II. Mnrsh pnufnln nf i. ii
tor. Points will bo nwnrdod on chll
Ing, church nttondnnco nnd securing
now members for tho Aid. At tho end
or mreo months, tho stdo hnvlng tho
fowor points will entertain tho win-
to Mr. nnd Mn, "i . n 1" ..BO" ' " .- '"'""..will entertain tho win-
San Francisco Oct. 8. Mrs r ? IE 'i 'l "'- "" ,a, IUrary nnd musI-
" ., v !' vt tlltl UIlll IllIICIl.
sLsLsW " 'isS?
W ffrsk IS
W(ji
I
was formorlv Mlsa 1v,'ii,'pi'i ' !"
i i ..i.;' ..:;;."; " .-imuubiein
... .a uuuo we" Known on tho Bay.
4 4. 4.
Joel Ostllnd, n brother of B. B.
7-.- - ". -"1 viaiiinu, a urotnor of B. B.
Miss OIn,lv Kri . .... ?.st"1"'' ? .tho '"st and most wel-
Bond recolvmi n i.V l": ," u0"": co," n'yion to tho musical circles
tor, Miss Nellie Kranlcfc staii Z n,V t n? ayV Mr 0st,,nd camo "re'ct
Coming
We keep the PREVENTIVES
if taken in time.
And the RELIEF REMEDIES
when afflicted.
Try our A. (D. S. REMEDIES, or
our RED CROSS CATARRH
JELLY.
Red Cross S
Phone 122-J