The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, February 19, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Page 4, Image 4

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    THE COOS feAY ttfoES, MARSHPIELD, OtfEMN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1913-EVENIIlfl EDITION.
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WOMEN'S FASHIONS, FRILLS, FOIEL1
SPRING STYLE
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here aim: latest
edicts ok imkiiiox.
1 Nealiciee Trousterettes Just
Reach to the Knee and
Have Saucy Sashes.
NI3W YORK, Fob. 10.-A stroll
through tho shopping dlntrlct ro
veala many now fads for tho ultra
fashionable, who aro always more
than engor to adopt anything now
coming via Paris. For Instance,
there Is tho ncgllgoo "pantlcB," or
troiiBerottes, or whatever yon wish
to call tho fomlulno of pants; thirl;
thin Btocklngs decorated with bnt-
terfllos, green snake chiffon gloves
and nil kinds of hosiery n la mode.
Tho BUffrngotto colors wore to bo
found, too, but they lacked tho "V.
P. W." lotters. Perhaps thoy will
bo adopted later on If the rainy
weather continues. Those freaks
of fomlnlno -nucy conio direct from
tho ultrn-excluHlvo Parisian creators
of faBhlon and aro quite as dar
ing as their description sounds.
These trousers or trouseruttus are
built of chnngcablo taffetas In deli
cate shadcB and they Just reach the
knee not a bit longor, bo I nm told
by one who Is supposed to keep
abreast of tho latest fads. Thoy
aro supposed to resemble tho Knick
erbocker, with the addition of side
plaiting or a bnudod frill to finis'
thoin nt tho knee, and they are
attached to tho blouse (it Is said)
by n brond crushed bolt of tho miino
material. A rakish biibIi n la tore
ador ntldB to tho saiiclncss of tho
coBtumo, which, bo It understood,
is designed for boudoir uso only
And thlB Is all that It was poslBblo
to learn of these "troiiBerottes'
from a shopgirl who was too timid
to demonstrate tho now fad by the
usual manner of window display
domonsrntlon.
To continue tho stroll through the
Bhopplng district whero tho latest
In ncgllgoo came to light will con
vince fto most ardent skeptic Mint
tho fnsliloiiB of other seasons are
tamo and trivial besides tho "fev
erish" fancies of this spring. "Ton
can't go wrong on your warm-wen-thor
wardrobe," you aro pointedly
told by Miobo who aro well ac
quainted with what Is coming IIiIh
BeaBon. Tho loss you atlhoro tc
tho established rules of order and
neatness tho noaror you will come
to tho boulevards of Paris. Imag
ination only Is tho dead lino.
Mario to Look At.
Another thing notlccablo to the
uninitiated lawman is that now mode
of matching tho glovea and Btock
lngs, for liiBtanco. Tho Irion Ih to
tnko u mlnty pleco of chiffon, dec
ornto it with Hiinkes embroidered In
groon sequins Mint look alnrmlngl)
llko tho bIuiioub creatines they aim
ulato, and miiko It up Into g!ovo
and stockings a In inorio. Tho ef
fect Is blznrro, to bo true, but the
fashions of today aro, wo aro told
fronted to bo stared at. Thoro nl
o nro stockings of loose-meshed
alii; not entirely covered with tiny
Jot and steel and IrlricBcout beads
and then ngaln thoro nro otherH ol
sonibor Imckground, all sprinkled
ncr with crango and Bcnrlot and
bilghl bluo butterflies. Next to
tho stocking in point or nolso come
shoes, tho smartest of which have
tho long vamps of tho LoiiIh XV.
period, with tho loos cut off shnrp
ly at tho oml. A novel notion Is
to iiavo tho top of tho hIiooh nindr
of the sumo uuitorlnl as tho waist
coat, that mnterlal hinting strongl
of tho tapestry curtains In our
grandfathers' old-rnBhloned fumed
oak llbrnrleB and living-rooms. And.
too, hools nro higher than over, ami
bo is tho cost.
Another now whim Is tho bou
tonnloro mndo of feathers, to be
worn with n scnrlot glory of a
Bhlmmorlng satin gown. Tho fon
thor flower looks quite real and
tho fnahlonnblo women nro going
Into tho Bovonth degree of ocbIubv
ovor this dnlnty Fronch frill. Then
again, thoro Is Bomothing now in
linndkorclilofs, too. Tho latest thing
In this lino, romea from Pnrls. of
coiiibo, is to have your handkorehlef
tho bump color as your gown. A
pink kerchief with n bluo gown Is
going to bo n grave fashion error
boloro tho season la much further
advanced. Some of tho now ones
BUggest tho despised Imiidauua of
farm days In everything except size,
'thoy nro navy bluo. brown, and red
and six Inches square, worn for
docorativo purposes only. All tho
uoiiraio colors are represented in
tho collection.
Hut nbout those tea trousers
you really miiat Bee them. Fascin
ating, positively fascinating -ut
lenst on n store dummy.
New Thing In Slllc Will Mo "Pussy
Willow" .Nasturtium Hniun and
Apple Green .Vow Colors.
NEW YORK. Feb. II. Hero are
tho newest Bprlng and summer styles
ns set by the National Tailors' and
Uressmnkers' Association in con
vention hero:
Spring and summer conts are to bo
bolero, exceedingly short and much
trimmed.
Tho newest tnllor-mndo skirt Is
tho conventionalized regulation rid
ing skirt, full nbout the saddlo mid
tailoring nt tho foot.
Tho "plpln rock" paddock coat,
with patch pockets, made of covert
cloth, Is now.
"Pussy willow" Is the name of a
new soft silk, witli satin Ilnlsh, for
lining.
Tho "moth and Hume" Is the now
mnntlo or wrap suitable for evening.
It is Oreek In effect.
NnBturtlum brown will be much
worn. Ditto npplo green.
Summer evening coats will be
short hip length.
High waistband will prevail.
"Tapestry ratine," a now Ameri
can material, will bo much worn.
Ottoman shades and comblnutlons
will bo fashionable, lied and gold
and such striking effects will be
used as trimmings.
Hrllllaut (lowered and colored
linings will bo used.
HUNTS CUP ()' TEA.
Leigh Hunt, In one or hs "Indi
cator" CBsays, gives a mlnuto ac
count of tho preparation or "a cup
or ton after initio own rashlon. An
ounco rubbed- to powder and deposi
ted in Its sliver reclver, with Just
cold water .enough to saturato It.
Alter standing twenty minutes, hot
water on tno boil was poured on It,
and tho lid' was closely shut down,
whllo tho cup waa placed on tho
spout to cntch the aroma thouco Is
suing. At tho expiration or a mill
ute It was poured out.
portion or crenm wns Instnntly arid
od, to provent tho oscapo or tho es
sential oil floating on the surface.
and Just Biilllclont sugar to neutral
ize tli slight bitter. Oh. heavens!
to Blp that most exquisite cup of de
light was bliss almost too great for
earth; n thousand years of raptures
all concentrated Into tho spneo of n
mlnuto, as If the Joys or nil the
.vorld had been skimmed tor my po
cullar drinking.
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NELL HONE LATEST TINT
Alice Itlue and Helen Pink I
Are X.'iw Koigoitcn i
The Alice blue of the period
of KooHovolt and the Helen pink ol
tho presidential period that Is
drnwlnir to a close have both given
way In the color bcIiciiip of things
feminine to the Nell rose Hint is
the choice of Eleanor Wllson.daugh
ter of the President-elect.
Everywhere women's wear Is
shown there Is predominant the
huo of the outer potuls of the gor
geous American llenuty. It Is
shown In everything from I ho top
most tip of the tallest hat to the
cap of the largest shoo that a wo
man limy bo Induced to wear. Like
wise If Is In the frillH and frumps,
belts and bodices. Mains and trim
mings and even a cloak here and
there that mny bo seen to beat ad
vantage when the Joy-glvIng rains
fall thlckcHt.
From her debut tho daughter or
President-elect Wilson has favored
:liln particular shade, and wore It
even during tlo rage of the palest
pastolles and the denllest wnltes
N'ntural'v. then, when the favorite
c(dor of the year was loft to her
choice, she selected this Aiueilcnn
llenuty tone.
The world of fnahlon has taken
It up with enthusiasm and where
MIhb Wilson has used It only for
evening gowns or for a touch on
hut or tailored suit. It Is now to
bo worn for morning and nfternoon
dresses, shopping uiul outing cos
tumes. In Hie heat or chasing a gulf hall
ovor the links this summer blnzers
or Nell rose will bo the proper
enper; and even In tho strenuous
noss or a cross-country tramp mi
lady will nut be in quite the
height oT rashlon unless her blouse,
or tlo at lenst. Is or this favorite
color.
It Is rathor warm looking for
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t iniinll1""111 nuur M!iiiiin, ii ii l nun niKiii-
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itja iiin.iiui'ij lllilllllim. nilliu IUI
street wear It is decreed.
Noll rose Is a tririo more on the
rod than American beauty, al
though It Is very distinct rroin tho
coiIbo tl at wan done to denth last
summer. It presents a vivid con
trast to the Helen pink that was
the choice or Miss Tat't nnd that
during the regime or President Taft
has been the favorite for evening
mid afternoon gowns.
Union Storage Company
W. A. Heard, Mgr.
Expert Packers. Cnrpots Cleaned.
Furnlturo Pnckod, Shlppod,
Stnlncd nnd Ropnlrod.
182 Front St. Phono IOC.
lenvo orders at going & Harvey.
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW
Bco' COIlTTIELL
imiont: mm
If you huvo anything to soil, rent
trade, or wnnt holp. try a Wnnt Ad
T5o Star Transfer
aftd Storage Co.
Is prepared to do nil kinds of huulln,
on abort notice. Wf. moot all train
ind boats nnd wo nlflo have the late?
ityle Reynolds Piano Mover. W
gunrantuo our work.
L. H. Heisner, Prop.
Phonoa 98-n. 120-J n-L
Sickness Causes
Sacrifice
Ilocauso or HlekncHa ono or the boat grocery propositions ob
lalnnblo Is for sale; with It goes n lot 50x70 nnd two-atory
building with storo 25x:i0 and l-c living rooms nbovo, wntor
rlghta Included, giving you the best wuier nnd all nooricd rroo;
It's piped Into building.
Price Is Right and
Terms Are Right
Also ono nnd ono-rourth aclires with 30 bonrlng fruit trees
and good 10 room hotel (only ono In town) and SIS foot rlvor
front and wharfage; boat landing on place; $2500. with $100
cash, balance LM0 yearly with C por tout interest on doforrod
payments.
Those two proportloB cau bo Bold together or separately thoy
aro located In Coquillo valley, nro No. l and imnulnuly good
buys. (
FOIt UKNT-Flvo unfurnished rooms,
FRENCH REALTY CO.
3 1 5 , N. FltONT ST.
MAUSHFini.D, OH.
Iow In price, high In quality.
Electric Irons
Wo have n few sccond-lmiul
Irons in giMHl working coiidltion
nt 91.75.
New irons, $:t,00 up.
Coos Bay Wiring Co.
Phono 237-J 1C3 N. Broadway
Pictures & Framing
Walker Studio
Abstracts, Real Estate, Fire
and Marine Insurance
Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.
HKXRY SHXGSTACKEX, Mgr.
Coquillo Olllco Phono 191 Platting Lands n specialty
Farms TImbor--Coal and Marshflold Olllco 14-J.
Qonornl Agents "EASTSIDE."
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
RETAIL HEP.VRT.MEXT
Coos Bay Business College
You know what you arc worth today. What arc you
going to be worth five years from today? When we
build a house we have a plan. When we build a ca
reer, most of us putter, dawdle, dream dreams, and
wait for some favorable breeze to waft us to harbor.
Lack of business training is not only a handicap it is
an absolute block to your advancement. Will you con
sider this a little while you are building the man or
woman who later will be YOU? Start right by .starting
NOW For something worth while. Positions in abund
ance and no trained hc!p.
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL
Telephone 402.
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Twin City Auto Stage Lme
HBlll
.lorry ilniiov. formerly with tin raliico Cafe, baa Inaug
urated a new automobile stage Hue, between .Marshflolri and North
Dcntl. Tho sorvlco Is known ns tho "Twin City Stngo Lino,"
and atarts with two Boven-pnssenger Cadillac machines nnd
will have more If the sorvlco warrants it. Ho Inaugurates a round
faro of 20 contn botweon tho two cities. 'Ihls, ho bolloves, Is nil
the service Justifies since tho now watorfrout ronri reduces tho time
and also tho cost of tho survlco. lie has tunrio arrangements for
tho through Borvlco only, lonvlng the locnl florvlco to tho local nu
tos but In cubo of nn emergency will provide locnl service for
through patrons.
He will hnvo his headquarters nt the S. S. Jennings Hturo In
North Head, Phono 1151. and nt Wily or 'h Cigar Store In Mursh
flold, Tolephono 18-J. Tho sorvlco will connect with nil boat nnd
train schedules. Tho rogular Bchedulo Is ns follows:
Leave MarMiflclri Leave North Itcuil
C:-IC n. m. 2:10 p. in. 7:15 a. in. I.1C p. m.
7:10 3;ic 7:ir. i:io
7:4G 3:45 8:15 5:15
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Jill 13:4B 3:45 1:00
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i:it nov-soo, hi
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and wo'll do It. Qi,
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Round Trip, 20 Cents
North Bend M
Corner Sherman ni
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Shriver Rea
lat Nat'l Hank Dldj jl
PROFESSIONAL Dl
TOIH), tiii: TAIWR,
Vli luifca i-J
....IF IflMXI J
Will mako your initio J
way to please jou, (Uij
27S Front St.
DK.V,M)II.V OSTIJXH
- Coiisi
Milling Wi
Architect.
TAXE
By furnishing us with a list of the
property on which you wish to pay taxes,
we will ascertain, free of cost, how much
your taxes are,
Flanagan & Bennett Bank
Plume I DIM,
Mud
T M. Will
) COX
ItlfillT,
O.VTHACTOR ,
HL'ILDCR
Ksllmatca furnlited tl
Pinna and spcclflcatloul
If desired. An bonettJ
toed. Phono 12MI
r li via i:ii..i,
V- JleclianO'Tbtn
Scientific Swedish Musu
Oymnaiua
!lli.- H. Slvth St.
TOKI
OKI, OSTLIM),
Piano Tuner ttd I
41b S. Sixth Street, rw
Taxes! Taxes! Taxes!
You have lml thirty days in which to pay youv
taxes and secure tho three per cent discount.
Give us a list of your property and wo will see,
that thoy aro promptly attended to.
TtlCHL HILKl U.lu-
1 pifcnlit ut '
Roaldonco-Studlo, JJI 6o.
I'hona l-u
W.M. H. TUIU'E.N.
AHCIHIECT
MarslifleldJrfjJl
f-vir v tnilltOW.
U Dtf
it I firlmna Ilulldlllg. CO
Theater. Ofl !
O. CHANDLER,
The
First National Bank
Of Coos Bay
W.
rooiiih soi Md 8051
Nnrshflew, '
Pit, a. J. iinxrmrs
.'.Vs aro equipped to
"'. nr re EU
i ...i i. nHondant. C":
Chili. 'Inr HoI. PJ!
TiVMUKIt,
TaTII, SHIXOLKS, MOULDINGS, SASH AND DOOHS
noonxa papkh, inc. " '
CUT TUB Kl'KL HILL IN TWO HY USI.VO OUK WOOD.
riioxu loo.
18U SOUTH HHOADWAY
First ClassWeaving
promptly iione nt
Gardiner's Rag Carpet Factory
Cor. Union and Montana Street.
North Bond, Or
Phono 131.
V. S. 11UOWX a. II. 1IODR1XS
Marshlield Paint
Decorating Co.
Kstinmtes Piirulslicd.
Phono 1H7-L Mnrshflehl, Ore.
A modern Drick . utidiug, Eloctrl
Light, Steam Hent. Elegnntly
hiuibuou itooma with Hot and
Cold Water.
HOTEL OOOS
O. A. Mctlln, rrop.
Hates: BO cents a duy nnd upward
Cor. ttroailwftv and Market
R. J. MONK
RealEstatcandlns
244 North Fron
Npw and Second HaJ ?4
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HAIJItlXOTO.V, VOW
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303 Fro" "-,
Phono illO-h
FOIl A GOOD WATC II
Oil FIXE JEWELRY
E. C. BARKER
JEWELER
F,,IOUtl;h niul Jo"oIry Repairing.
HW Front St., ftlurslificld.
BUNKER HILL M
FOR SALE
ICO Front Sg. ?
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Barnard & W
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