THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 23. 1913 EVENING EDITION.
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(Continued from Paw Thi-wO. I
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Geo.
WEDNESDAY,.
Jolly Dozen with Mrs.
Iloss.
.i. B. P. O. E. social and dance.
v Swedish Lutheran Ladles Aid
-filcnlc.
THURSDAY.
North Rend Altar Guild with
Mrs. J. G. Horn.
Enstslde Sowing Club with
Mrs. A. M. McLnggnn.
N. L. Y. P. S. with Miss El
sie Larson.
Kit I DAY.
Brown I n g- Pay n e wed d I n g.
Arbutus Club with Mrs. A.
. Downs.
year with Mrs. Elrod and her other
ulsters, Mrs. Henry Harris and Mrs.
Wm, Weir nnd the friends she
made here then will be grieved to
learn of her loss.
Miss Dorothy Klbler of North
Bend, left this week for Point Ter
race, where she will spend tho ual
ance of her vacation.
Mrs. W. S. Chandler and Mrs.
Irving Chandler came down from
their South Coos River home today
for a short stay.
Mr. and Mrs. I M. Parsons ex
pect to leave soon for San Fran
cisco nnd other California points for
a short stay.
Mrs. Eddy left today for her home
nant flrrinta T'una nflnr n fmv wnoUn
visit at the home of her (laughter, I
frn T V Plntrir 1
Mrs. 1'. M. Tulley and little son short vacation nt the homo of his
left this morning to visit relatives parents, .Mr. nnu .urs. a. i. jiuiuuh.
In Los Angeles. Mrs. Curl Albrecht and daughter,
.Mr. nnd Mrs. M. D. I'ovntz will Vera, are established for tho sum-
leave Monday for their home in mcr nt the John Warner uaneii
Portland after n few weeks' visit near Myrtle Point. Mr. Albrecht Is
on the liny. 'spending a short time with them.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Wlllard Marks of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Grimes are In
Albnny, will lenve for their homo totalled at the "Nook" for a few
In Albany .Monday after a pleasant weeks outing.
visit with Mrs. Mark's mother, Mrs. Mrs. M. J. Out row and children ar
Fluclla Turner. rlvcd homo this weok from a visit
Miss Mnudo Noblo has returned of several weeks with relatives In
from a week's visit nt the Krnnk Portland,
Rowron home nt Ten Mile. Mrs. A. G. Aiken returned o.i the
P. 0. Grnnnls, now of Long Reach, hint Nairn Smith from a couple of
California, Is expected hero about week's biislnocs trip to Snu Praucls
September 1 to visit at the homo of co.
his son, V. L. Grnnnls. , Dr. C. W. Tower anil family and
Miss Madge Harry who spent a guests are at their summer cottage
few days at Ihe bench ns tho guest for a few days preceding the wed
of .1. A. Malson nnd party returned ding of Miss Nellie Tower on Sept 1
home Thursday and left Immediately Mrs. J. E. Schilling and Mrs. R.
or a short slay at the Harry camp II. Dement nro spending u few days
on Houtii coos Klvcr. in unrdlner as gu sis at tiie italics
A. J. McClelland of Pueblo, Col- and Benson homes.. They will re
orado, Is spcndliiB several weeks as turn next week to cr.ntluuo their
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Alice visit at the W. P. Muprhy homo.
Doll. Following this visit they will ' .Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Harrlgan and
leave for a trip lo Nlngra Kalis nnd daughter .Miss Mnble, and guests, Mr.
other eastern points of Interest. nnd Mrs. C. K. Perry returned this
Miss Mary Clnrko Is expected home week from n delightful automobile
Boon from n visit of pleasuru and tour through northern California and
buslnesc to Portland. Southern Oregon.
Geo. 1 .'allies, who has been upend- Mr. and Mrs. Dan Keating left
Iiib tho past year or two In San Prau- this week for a two weeks vacation
Cisco returned lr.ct weok to spend a trip to Portland, Seattle, and other
Washington nnd Oregon points.
Mrs. Robort Cravat, who was for
merly Miss Bronte Jennings or Jen
nings Lodge, n suburb of Portland,
Is n guest at tho R. L. Cnvannugh
homo at Eastsldc, following a visit
with her brother Laurence nt Remote.
Mrs. Mary Thompson returned
this week from a visit with her
daughter in Vancouver, D. C nnd
from 8eattle, where she attended
summer school.
Dr. and Mrs. Ira H. Rartlo will
leavo next Thursday In their auto
for Klnmath Palls and Crater Lake,
At Klamath Falls, Dr. Rartle will
take the Shrine.
Mrs. Honrv O'Mnra. Mrs. H. J.
Linden and Theresa" Stein, of North
Rend, nro expected to return next
week from their outing at the Bar
tie summer cottage. Mrs. P. N.
Rebcrg nnd Miss Johnson returned
today from there.
E. B. Michael and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. Jennings, of North Bend,
expect to leave next Thursday for
an auto tour or sourncrn Oregon
and a visit to Crater Lake.
Mies .Mildred Wilson, daughter of
J. Wright Wilson, expects to lenve
on the next Speedwell for Los An
geles, where she will visit relatives
prior to entering the University of
Southern California.
Mrs. A. J. Hendry nnd daughters will
leavo Monday for Cottage Grove,
whero they will reside this winter In
hopes of benefitting .Mrs. Hendry's
health. She has been a suffcrcs from
asthma for some time. There depart
ure will bo greatly regretted by the
largo circle of frl nds they have
made during their residence here.
For the present Dr. Hendry will re
main on Coos Dny.
Mrs. R. K. Booth spent the greater
part of the week with Mrs. J. W.
Ronnctt at the hitter's summer home
nt Ten Mile.
MIeb Wanda Stephens returned to-
day from a week's cunning trip to
Charleston bay. ;
.Mrs. wniiace, wiio lias neon tlio
guest of her sister, Mrs. F. If.
Dresser, for a few weeks, loft by
uto Wcdnesdny for Rosebitrg whore
sho took the train for her homo
.Minneapolis. During her stay
on tho Bay, Mrs. Wallace was tho
recipient of many social courtesies.
.Mrs. G. W. I.angford, of Stockton,
Cnllfornln, arrived hero this weok
to visit nt tho home of Mrs. C. M.
Byler, of North Bend, and othor
relatives nnd friends on the Bay.
Mrs. I.angford Is a sister of V. S.
Tiirpen of Mnrshlleld.
Mrs. K. Polloxfcn left for hor
homo In San Frnnclsco this week
nfter n pleasant visit with hor
(laughter, Mrs. W. S. Tarpon, nnd
other relatives ami friends on tho
Bay.
SMART AUTUMN SUITS
Newness is written all over them in trim
ming, clever arrangement of buttons, length of
jacket and in various little tailoring touches
which add to their smartness. Favored weaves
of serges , diagonal cheviots, Bedford cords,
bout'les, handsome wool brocades in navy, taupe
gray and black. The jackets are in cutaway ef
fects, some trimmed; the skirts arc- draped in
graceful, plain, clinging effects. Linings arc of
handsome satin in self or contrasting shades.
Perfect workmanship and little unexpected
turns and touches bring to our suits the stomp
of exclusiveness and refinement.
An unusual early showing of
NEW FALL COATS
1'h'cvji Suit Every Coal priced at lowest pos
sible fi ()itvcs.
Hub Dry Goods Co.
f C. 1lr j' .. II' ))
Phono :n.
O'Coiinell Building
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WEDDING GIFTS
Hundreds of usoful and ornamental articles which
make appropriate cjifts to the Bride.
STERLING SILVFR
CUT GLASS
PICKARD CHINA
ELECTRIC READING LAMPS
PIERCED BRASS VASES
A visit to this store and inspection of our stock will
provide many suggestions.
Red Cross Red Cross
Jewelry DepL Brag Store
Phone 122-,-J. Motorcycle Delivery.
Miss Lena Kruse of North Bend
left this week for n visit at the homo
of her brother-in-law, Dr. Cuthey, In
I'nrtlniKl.
10. B. Mlchnel received word this
week of tho mnrrlago of Chns. Kern,
formerly of North Bond, and a broth
er of II. (J. Kern, to a vomic Indv
at Now Westminster, B. C. where ho
Is now located.
Mrs. 10. L. (iraof will leavo next
XOTICIO OK S.W.IO Ol.' i.mimjovi:
.MI2XT BONDS.
Notice Is hereby given that scaled
proposals will be received bv tho
Unnnco Committee- or tho Common
Council of the City of Mnrshlleld,
Coos County, Oregon, nt tho olllcc of
i no city Hecordor of said city of
Marshlleld, In the City Hall of said
city, until I o'clock p. in., of Mon
iny, the first day of September,
i!i:S, for tho purchn8o of street Im
provoiiionr bonds to tho amount of
$1791.20, of the said city of Marsh
Held, Coos County, Oregon.
All of said Improvement bonds
to bo In denomination not exceed
ing $500 nnd beating Interest nt tho
rate of six per centum per niinuin
from dnto thereof, puyablo semi
annually; stilil bonds to bo dated
tho day of Issunnco and to mature
In ten yenrs thereafter, with pre
payment option thereon nt fnco value
and accrued Interest to date of any
soml-nnnual coupon lntorest period
nt, or after, one yenr from tho date
week to visit relatives in Columbus I "f 8al'1 1,0IH. "lion giving notice
and Newark. Ohio, and other points, by publication In n' newspaper of
' ""' " ii-iKunerai circulation, nr nteil nmi
ZENITH RAZORS NEVER BUCK
MlTT VO LT CAN SirAVJfl YOUKHI3LI ON A
BUCKING BRONCHO
A
ATLMLZI3NlTJn?AZO.RS.
'v have everything lo make shaving casv.
II makes of Safety Ka.ors J'rom .$1.00 up.
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Makes Hard Work Easy!
l'oli.h Mop "wS q,'iCk M,h'y " w.y-usinR the O-Ccdir
k. imJ., .k. k., V?".. !." .' M roil tin Itl la Ibt lu nnt,
""" ' ''ot oAtt tif J-ta-f -( Uctfc
II cm koaK woik In Ul.
ttou't put op Kkb bt U-fuUoiuj
ruliih Mo; Ut oolf II.R
... 'VKm.
i v-ie nwi -Tin mr r
StUfctlon Gurantti
or Money Refunded
Ttr i O CtJtr VI!ih Kop
Tt It cinr wty hi Iwj
Im na If roa tit nof
dflljktfj whii ii m
ptomrtlr mure tour
OWlCjr,
SUiyiNER HARDWARE CO.
The Home of Guaranteed Goods
ren will leavo Monday for McMInn
vllle whore, they will reside for the
next year while tho latter are attend
ing tno Ilaptlst College.
Itev. A. S. Ilassford and fnnilly
are expected hero next I-Yldnv rrnm
CorvalllH. Ore., to make their home,
uev. nnssioni Having accepted the
pastorate or the Ilaptlst Church hero.
Ills return to the May will bo n
sourco of gratification to the many
friends he mndo during bis former
pastorale here.
Mrs. N. Stcft'oiiH and daughter,
Miss Mny Tullv. nrrlvoil lim
day for a Hhort visit at the homes of
I'. !:, Hague anil .Mih. I' lllroilr, n'f'nii.
nell, brother ami sister of Mrs. Stof-
. M,H- ""Hue mot them
at Myrtle Point. AIIhh 'Puiiv i,..
gained fame ns a ninnnlium,. m-tiu
Mi i in wr one im ciicn I mui lu ,.n.. t
the highest priced ntais lu Vaudeville
Mrs. A. II. Pnwni'H riliiin.i
: .
iiiimisiieu in Coos County.
Oregon, such notice to lio
published nof less than twice
during the month proceeding such
sciiil-nnnual period nt which such
payment thereof will bo made. The
light Is expressly reserved to reject
any and nil IiIiIk and upon all or
any of such bids, or proposals, be
ing rejected. If there should ro-
maln any bonds unsold, the said
i..... .1 . .
may no uioreafter sold at
private sale by fmld Common Conn
ell of said City of Mnrshlleld. Ore-
Kon, but In no ovent to bo sold at
less than par nnd accrued lntorest.
Snld bonds nro authorized' bv tho
laws of tho Stato of Oregon nnd
ordinances of tho Common Council
of tho eald City of Marshlleld, Ore-
iCfiHPiiiirK and Myrtle Point Thurs- ,..
(I lV 11 L' it frnin til.. u.... i.- i
v.": " iiiiu- ...., ........
.onu.ioi.-ii viiinniion or said Cltv
of Mnrshlleld. Oregon, is $2,271,050.
llonded Indebtedness Is $51,000.
elsco and Iterkeley, whero sho nr
niHKuu i or .HS8 unzoi Powers to
enler the I'nlveralty of California.
.""K nazei rowors will room
..II .. .. . . . mill
nan and tune lier meals at
he Intter place. Miss France V
Hams, of Marshlleld, will also stav
at College Hall.
lego Hall.
(ADDITION SOCIiri'V NKWS
p.w.'i: rivi:.)
on
NOTICK TO OONTIUCTOIIS.
.Notice Is hereby given thnt Knnin.t
bids will lio received by the Com
mon Council of tho City of Marsh-
iieiu, 1.00s County. Orocon. until
eight o'clock n. ni.. Tnsiim- m,
q.,.1 ...... . ' .
uny 01 September, lfltn tm-
mo improvement of thnt portion or
Ninth street North rrom th Smith
lino or Dato avenue to tho south lino
or Fir avenue, In tho City or Marsh
fiold, Coos County, Oregon, accord
ing to the plans nnd sneclflentlnna
on fllo In tho offlco of tho Uecordor
and there opon to the Inspection of
all persons Interested therein.
All bids must be In neenntnn
with the requirements aceomnanvino.
said specifications, nnd upon blanks
ior ttint purpose which will be sup
piled upon request at tho nrri nt
the City Knglneer.
A certified check for five
of tho amount hid must accompany
tlio bid to bo forfeited to tho said
City cf Mnrshflold. in case tim n.
tract Is awarded tho contractor and
ho falls to enter In a contrnct with
tho snld city within flvo days.
The Common Council reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Dated this 22nd day of August.
1 9 1 3
JOHN W. BUTLER,
n t . Recorder,
Population, cstlmnted nt 5000
A certified check for r, por centum
of amount bid, or proposal must
accompany each bid to bo forfeited
to said City or Marshlleld In rnwn
bid is nccepted and bidder rails to
accept and mnko paymont ror snld
bond or bonds, covered thereby,
within ton dnys rrom dnto of nc
coptanco or said bid or bids.
Kacli bids or proposal submitted
to designate tho denominations or
ai(i bond or bonds desired.
Bids or proposals received fori
any amount or said bondB; small
d iiuiug Klven preference of
purcnaso.
Proposals, or bids, with cortlfled
ciiecKs, to bo enclosod In soaiort
Plain onvolopo without distinguish
ing marKs or writing thereon, ox
copt the words, "Bids for Imnrnv
nient Bonds or the City of Marsh-
iium, uregon.
w Dated this 22nd day of August,
E. ALLEN,
. C"a'rnian of Finance Committee,
The Famous Perforated liazor Hones.
Safety Jtazors and Blades.
,yHAT would you think of a
captain who tried to steer his
ship without a rudder?
A-merchant who tries to steer his
business without an up-to-dateCash
Register takes out as much hazard
as would the captain
E. M, HOWARD,
Sales Agent NationalCash Reg ,
1 ChandleHotcl "Get a Receipt."
"
A Speciaf"Don't."
nnv"r .. . ...
- "w" "BO cougn medicine
n.uv contains opium or mor-
Phlne. it may stlflo the cough,
" urn i-uiibupaie the bow-
els, keep tho nolson tn n,.
systom, nnd NOT cure the cold.
Take Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound, it contains no opl- 4
ates. Is soothing and healing,
mildly laxative. ,t is a safe' J
and curative medicine. X
PrSTJ Prcs",Pn Pharmacy. 4
I ? C.ohn.. Opposite I
yu.uuicr IlOiei. Phnna Ti
LKT US TAKK YOUIt
' IlATlf ruil IN HAND
owvert it- Into a modern, san
in.7 B?i? nandsome. rixtnre. Tho
hllm th? 1hang0 W,U be lUtle. the
benefit of it very big. Have Via
modernize your plumbing "Sd the
Ph-8K.e!' lnB wil1 be doubled!
tectbd fahllly botter P-
Wme&cSchroeder
3S3 North Front Street.
PHONE 77-J
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DID YOU KNOW THAT
wo can sell you Teas. Coffin tvini. d.i,i pnrter. Bei
fC'pnnm achetap, Equality considered' as any mall order houia
not lJn.C0&B', we 'stand back of all onr goods and If aoj2
Sh0n,,rt'ey"len ed.wo "e right here' to makl it right. W J
r)7" tt,w catalogue, if you are Interested 10
C0eswr 0'1 call at our store. Remember our coupon
.. . woruuess alter September; 1st.
Cboi Bay Iti Coffee an) Spke Home
Market" avenue. phosa v
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