The Coos Bay times., December 14, 1912, EVENING EDITION, Image 3

THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREG" SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1912. EVENING
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EDITION.
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Toyland iJLSiE
During Hie pnst year wo have dcnionslwiicu to you the faci that wo Save
Money on your everyday wants. Now wo arc proving to hundreds of sat
,1 customers that wo can save them money on everything i'or the holidays.
Sec our windows.
Our Stock Is Complete
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PEOPLE'S 5-10-1 5c STORE
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For those whoso homes are lighted by electricity,
there are any number of attractive and durable
gifts to be found among the innumerable Electrical
Appliances that make housework light work and
increase the joy of living. Among them are:
lliciiit Toasters
Cnlfw I'oieolntors
Chafing: Dishes
l!gg Holler
Coffee Pols
Tea Kettles
(VmniI Cookers
Wnfflo Irons
.Samovars
ONc Ktoes
Coin Popitcrs
Kitchen Cabinets
Washing .Mnrhlues
Flat Irons
Luminous Hadlatnis
Dining Itoom Domes
Owns
Library Ijinip
Piano Lamps
Desk Lamps
llonilolr Iwunps
Floor Lumps
Student Lamps
Sewing Machine
.Motors
Massage VllirnloiH
Vaenuni Cleaners
II u lr lliyers
Culling Irons
Cm ling Iwn llonlcrs
Cigar Lighten
Shaving .Mirrors
Shaving Mugs
Oregon Power Co.
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MARSIIFIELD, OREGOX.
CAPITAL FULLY PAID, $100,000.00.
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boxes for rcnt at $3.00 and up per annum.
solicited.
DIRECTORS:
:af' Pre3'ilent. DORSEY KREITZBR, Cashier.
3 tA, N C MERCHANT, STEPHEN C. R0QERS,
JOHN P. hall. W. P. MURPHY, JOHN S. COKE.
Auto Service
Driver.
1 Kwtauran
&T and night
Pictures & Framing
Walker Studio
TTe Star Transfer
and Storage Co.
Is prepared to do ell kinds of hauling
on short notice. W meet all tTalna
and boats and wo also have the latent
style Reynolds Piano Mover. We
Kuaranteo our work.
L. H.Heisner,ProP.
Phones 58-R. 120J "L
T. J. BOAIFE
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HODGINS
Marshfield Pa int
(Sh Decorating Co.
Furnished. Phone 14).L. Oregoi
Estimates AHSFIFIELD.
RiiKS Mako Very Acceptalilo Christ
iuas presents. Wo weave artistic
and durable rag ruga and carpets
from old or now materials. Also
mako beautiful pillow, couch and
tablecovers from silk or woolen
rags. Address Gardiner's Rag Car
pet Factory. IJov 153, Xorth Uend,
or phono 131,
STADDEN
ALL KINDS of PHOTOGRAPHIC
WORK, Rromldo Enlarging und
Kodak FinlslUng.
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Dec. 14
Daily
Christmas Hint
Last Minute Gifts Tliat Are
Useful to Have on Hand
No matter how soon ono begins to
prepare Christmas gifts or how euro
fully one makes out a list of thorn to
bo sent to friends, at the Inst minute
there Is suro to bo some one thut bus
been overlooked. To provide for such
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Today Alone Is Ours.
Tomorrow NeverComes.
Do Your Christmas
Shopping TODAY.
Every roan has at times In his mind
the Ideal of what ho should be. but Is
not
Pretty Workbag.
A pretty workbag Is made JuRt like
a pockotbook and Is of drulm or
lined sl'k Wlthlu aro rompnrtmeiitH
lu which uro the usual thlugs found
In such a bag. The ends are gusseted
so that the articles are eusy to get at,
and, moreover, the capacity of the bag
Is thus Increased.
THE HILL8.
Joy dwells amid the morning- hills.
Why muit we seek the dreary
plain
To plod beneath the burnlnu sun
Toward the far readies of tlio
inalnT
Fair hllla of youth, dear, happy
hills,
Oh, to be with you once ngaln
And not thus Journeying on and on
Toward the Inevitable main I
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A IllNDKCIICfUIP OASB.
a contingency It Is well when making
gifts to have on hand a fow simple
picbcuts to meet this demand.
The handkerchief case pictured will
All this want exactly.
A Handy Gift.
An inexpcnslvo gift for tho woman,
who sews or embroiders is n book,
nindo of stiff cardboard backs, 4 by
10 inches, and covered with heavy silk
or nu art linen In dull colors.
Embroider ucross the upper fnco the
word "Silk." Run this In a diagonal
direction und put u little spray of flow
ers nrouiid It.
On tho back cover work tho recip
ient's monogram or her tlireo Initials
In a corded outline
Inside the covers nro a dozen manlla
envelopes, arranged with tho llap to
the outer edgo of tho book, that nro
destined to hold as ninny colors of silk.
Tho mako and number of tho silk nra
to bo marked on the outside, of tho
envelopes. Threu holes aro cut through
the covers und also In tho envelopes.
Itlbbon Is ruu through theso holes uud
tied at tho back in small bows.
Tho book Is fastened together with,
a cord or ribbon to match.
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