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eoclnl happenings, Intended for
putjllontlott in the society depart
ment oT The Times, must 1)e sub
mitted to the editor not later
than C o'clock p. m., Friday of
each week. (Kxcoptions will ho
p'lmvcd on'y In cases whore the
events occurred later than the
tlmn mentioned.) .
care,
tell me,
IK A IiAI i.ovi:
xv n 1ml love and a lass
I 'mv tell me, come
A what shall a lad do?
Bit down with his trouble and dlno
off despair,
While other lads sit with their
sweethearts and woo?
No, No! Let mo tell you, that never
would do!
No, never would do!
There's only one thing I can tlilnu
of to do
Only one thliiK, nnd I'd do It 1
swear!
Although, It Is true, 'tis old as 'tis
Just 'kiss her and kiss her, how
ever she flare.
And take ye no care whatever sho
swear,
Whatever e'.ie avenr, sir, or do.
For women ho v.jmeii, and care not
a l.alr
For the man who don't dare,
however ho woo;
And they who would win 'em, foul
werUhor or fair,
Must fly them, not follow, nnd
they will pursue;
And that Is the way, let me tell
The way, sir. to woo! SoloL,t1
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nee upon a tlmu two girls who
were clever, bright looking,
Jolly young persons, but not at
nil pretty, oven In the eyes of their
tuns! i evotoil r uiii H. iiecnmo 1111
Cofii.rum Is one of the best known
and most prominent of the yammer
business men on Cjos Hay. Ills
bilii" Is well ktown hero throng.!
v sits at the F. M. Parsons home.
She had just returned from a year s
tour of Kurope, when Mr. Ooodrum
met her In New York nnd tl.elr nup
tials wore quickly solemnized thero
but members of Miss Waller's i'tt
ropean party gave them n little sttr-
i.liltfn In. I llt'll til tr tlmlt tlnnnrtitm Into
1 real country wedding, with rite,
labels and all, as they left Atlantic
i;ity, in if mi io mi- w i nn(i lans were mndo.for the vear's
PERSONAL notices of visitors
In the city, or of Coos Uay people
who visit In otl or cities, together
with notices of social affairs, aro
gladly received In tho social de
partment. Telephone 133. No
tices of club meetings will bo
published nnd secretaries uro
kindly requested to furnish same.
vas entertained this week by MIps
Agnes llutclicson nt her home. It
was the first meeting of the season
iiintroiiolltaii crowds. Mr. and
Ooodrum will reside near Fourteenth
innd Central and since their arrival
' have been showered with congrat
ulations and rolicltutlous by their
I host of Coos Uay friends.
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Thursday evening Miss lledwldge
I Polrier was most- pleasantly sur
prised at the homo of her uncle, A.
I K. Oagnon, when a party of her
friends gaye her a linen shower.
I I he affair was n great success, and
1 the evening wns complete when
Misses Lino Daigle, Lora Diibay nnd
! Emiun Hansen served delicious re
freshments to the party, who were:
; Miss lledwldge i'olrlor and (',. E.
Ilennetscy. Misses I Inn and Lillian
'Jalglo, Minerva .Meeiim, Mable and
Corn M. tlilsrni, Either and Myrtle
Sullivan. Mnrv 'it.'j.'c':, Lucy and
Lilly Thorwald. Vivian nnd Mable
iCraig, Eninin Hansen, Hruce Kelley
land Lillian Bremer.
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IIOXOK .VEWLV WEDS
I Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Van Duyn will
entertain a few friends this evening
c ompllinontnry to .Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
(londruiu. This Is the first or a num
bei of little social courtesies that
will bo extended to the newly-weds
by their Marshlleld friends.
I WEI) IN l'()l!TL.VNI
work. I'lnns were made for a cake
sale to bo hold this afternoon at
tho Perry-Nicholson storf, to be lit
charge of Mrs. E. O, Perham, Mls3
Evelyn Anderson nnd Miss Florence
Aiken. The next meeting will be
held next Tuesday with Miss Evelyn
Anderson. Those present this week
were Mrs. E. (1. Porhnm, Mrs. l'er
liam Sr., Mrs. A. Hutcheson, Mrs.
II. E. Drowning, Mrs. Henry fc'eng
staeken, Mrs. J. A. Luse. Mrs. Otto
Schetter. .Mrs. Hugo Qulst. Mrs. .1.
M. Fpton and Miss Evelyn Anderson.
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.MIXMIXVIS ( Lt'll.
Marshficld, Oregon, Sept, 13, 1913,
Dear Madam: We take pleasure in informing you that our com
plete FALL and WINTER LINE of LADIES' COATS and SUITS will ar
rive on the Alliance,
Our stock is not the first to arrive wo don't believe in rushing
things, so deferred purchasing until the last moment, thereby enabling
us to obtain the very latest designs,
Has it ever occurred to you that very few people aVe prepared to
purchase their FALL and WINTER garments in August? Have you ever
given any thought to that particular subject?
Now a great many people like to be the first to get this or that
article, but the staid, conservative customer who bides her time, is us
ually the most satisfied, . , , , ,
Another point and a good one is the fact that the early arri
vals are handled and tried on many times before you have decided to
purchase, Our garments escape that early rush; are fresh and clean,
and are priced within the reach of all,
Watch for our window display; thon come in and let us show you
OUR beautiful line of FALL and WINTER CREATIONS,
T! e Mlnnle-Wls Club was enter
tnlncd by Mrs. M. E. Thompson
Thuisdny afternoon. Tho next meet
ing will be Md on September 2",.
when Mrs. W. Brown will entertain. A
r-'jat cnjiiyau.o aftcrnaon was speiu
at Mrs. Thompson's by Mrs. E. E.
Kelley, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. .1. C.
Donne. Mrs. W. E. Iionglnnd. Mrs.
W. II. Perkins. Mrs. II. Nerdruin,
Mrs. F. H. Dresser, Mrs. E. A.
Harris, Mrs. Ohns. La Chnpelle, Mrs.
C. W. Davis. Mrs. John Dashney,
Mrs. Brown. Misses Ituth Hod
den. Bertha Davis. Virginia nnd
Hurt rude- Brown. Mrs. Thomnson.
assisted by Bertha Davis and Until, read by Mrs
lledden. served a dainty luncheon Burkhart g
to tiioso present.
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lug. The work that the young ladles
nave been doing at their meetings
will bo displayed and up for sale.
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I PltKKIlYTEIHAX LADIES.
Al'( TIO.V SOCIAL.
fell
wontedlv confidential and
Uillilng tho situation over.
One of the girls was distinctly bit
ter nt Naturo'B stinginess In their
direction.
"Sometimes after I've seen n partl
milarly pretty girl," she said, "I
can't get to sleep at night for en
vying her. It Isn't Just tho pleas
ure or being admired without any
effort, though goodness knows there
nro times when I'd gladly exchange
any brains 1 have for that, but pret
tlnoHs opens so many doors to you,
and prejudices people in your favor
right from tho start. It's like an at
tractive show winder that makes
people want to come Inside and see
your wares."
The second girl was thoughtful.
"Jt is a great advantage." she ad
mitted, "but you know perfectly well
that you aro popular, and that you
have succeeded In business without
It."
"Oh yes." tmld Hie rebellious one,
"1 suppose I have done pretty well,
and you've done better, but I know
wo could both have dune a lot moro
U wo had only had prettlueas as woll
mi brains."
The other girl's eyes hone with a
lirlg'.tness. says Ituth Cameron, that
brought her very near to the beauty
Hhe was udnilttliiK she lac ke:l. Some
how I don't fool (hut way," she wild.
"Of course sometime 1 v.ln'.i I wer
pretty, nnd thon aualn I take the
Kroiitest pride In hcoIur how much 1
can do without It. I think It's really
the most fusel a at I iir thing In t' o
world to win In spite of odds. It's
Just like cards. You know It's fun
lo have such good hands that you
inn't help willing, but It's a lot
more tun to win In spite of a poor
hand Just because you played It per
fectly. I ciin stand having poor
hands In cards. The only thing that
troubles me greatly hi to feel that I
Old not not the most I could out
of what I had. Even If I win tin
t0 l Announcements have been received
The Youn'; Ladles' Aid of the Nor
wegian Lutheran Church will halt!
an auction at tie church this even-
Tho Presbyterian Ladles' Mlsslon-
nrv Society mot Wednesday auer
noon with Mrs. L. W. Lnngdon. A
vorv Interesting paper on "North
American Missionary Work was
A. L. Blitz. Mrs. .i. k.
gave a very insiruciive
talk on "Homo Missions." Refresh
ments wero served nt tho cIobo of
tho afternoon. The next meeting
will bo hold on September "I. nt
the home of Mrs. C. II. Walters.
(Continued on Page Three.)
here of the mnrrlogo of Dr. T. .1. Fox.! -
'son of Mi;, nnd Mrs. T. .1. Fox of
West Marshlleld, and Miss Alice
Mauey, a prominent Portland young
woman, which will bo solemnized in
Portland September 21. Dr. Fox Is
n termor Coos Bay young man who
l.ns gained success In his profession
In Portland and litis many trends
here who vlll extend congra' ilnilo'i
his slsier, Mrs. ,1. W. Chapman, will
leave next week for Portland to at
tend the nuptials.
I CHANCEL (iCILH.
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1 Tho regular monthly meeting of
the Chancel (lulld of the Episcopal
Church wns held In f o Church ves
irilov el 2::i0. Tho business moot
ing was presided over by the pres
ld' iit. Mrs. (leorge .Wuicii. i rm t-(
lug this there wns a devotional a.'-i
dress by the U"ctor, who entphu lol
ti e thought )f the cultivation of t'f '
I ailll'll llll I lll'ii nu iuiiiiHmI iiir, i
of church work.
The (mention of a sllgl t change
lir the designation or the (lulld was.
brought forward by the lloctnr end j
adopted by the meet'ng. The ('tM
In to be known us the (" am el (! ill I
Instead of the Altar (lulld, rs it
was felt that this name was more
In harininy with the weniv of the
Wnrl; ilmm in tVo initmlutra nn.l I
also prevented any mlsunderstaiul
liu that mlghr lave lingered lit tlv
minds of some when the AHar Culul
was the onlv wnrklntr irullil In lite I
Churi'V rs was the cas,- up ti"UI
the old (lulld was revived. The
Hector appointed Mrs. (leorge Murdi
and Mrs. Ausgnr L.igerstrom as the
Chiincel committee for this month.
A new couHtltutl.iii uuh promise 1 l
'the Hector and adopted by the meet
I lag. Ti e next regular tueellut;
will he held In the Church mi Frl
jdav. the :ird ilev of October. T n,
present were: Mrs. Hubert K. Bnnt'i,
is. Funnv Hazard. Mrs. Char'ette
1 Forty. Mrs. C. IC. Perry. Mrs. ;,m,
March. MNs Not ile Savage and Mrs.
Hubert E. Browning. ,lr.
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. EPWOHTII LEAtiCE .MEETS.
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Engraved Calling Cards
The Latest Designs
The Correct Size
Made From Your On')) I '1 tiles.
Xrir J'litica Kiitnii'cri lo Order.
Aimotlhier Supply
of
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BUI
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You should prepare now for
ilio coining .social season.
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PUp mil
I?c-t pilers.
ion
IIHI (
enrtls,
ards
script
from your plate
.$2.00
.$1.2.",
Stationery
Department
Red Cross
Drug Store
The Epworth l.eaguo of tho M.
E. Church held a business and so-
not content when 1 feel that I didn't I''1"1 uiwMug Wednesday evening.
play my cards as well as I possibly
could have."
'The only failure Is not to liuvo
lone the best you could," says Can
non Farrnr.
I doubt If this young person would
have realized that she was expres
sing the same sentiment, but wasn't
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Life Is a game. Homo people have
good cards and play them for half
I heir value, ami others with a medio
cre hand win out. We can't all have
the high cards, but we can play the
ones we have In the best way pos
sible. Are you doing that.' oi are
you playing a slovenly game be
cause the treat dealer did not see
fit to give .)u Just the cards yr.ii 1
The business was transacted at the
church from whence the members
went to the home of Mrs. C. W.
Davis and enjoyed a most dellght-
, ful musical nvenlng. Musical games
were the main diversions while all
nresent were pleased by a solo sung
by June Cooley. Those out at the
I meeting were: Mosdtiines War
t'lionipson and C. W. Davit Misses
Bertha Davis. Cora Do, Mildred
Storey. Luella and Marjorle (Sra
hant, Hoxle Hall, Harriet and Evn
Hansen. June Cooley, Eiflo Church
and Irene Preuss. Messrs. Erie nnd
Ed Bolt. Lo Hoy Hiibertsin. Frank
I Heath. Lee Byerley. Ho. Cooley and
Mione 122.
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I AS1 Ready for the Ducks !
AVe are prepared.
1 low are vou
We are showing iliis season the
Largest and Most Complete
Line of Loaded Shells
Ever Seen on Coss Bay
AVe also have
Clay Church.
would have liked? Whlih?
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EPISCOPAL (U'ILD
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The Marshlleld Episcopal
(lulld
w i:d in new vouu.
One of the surprises hi local so
cial circles this week was f. e an
nouncement of the murrlatjo of Oeo.
Ooodrum. of Marshlleld, ami MIfs
Mario Waller, of Boise, Idaho, In
Now York City, August 21. Mr.
SPfltULLA COHSETS
tuny ho obtained in MarshQold from
Mrs. Annie Holland,
Corset ier.
352 So. Cth St. Phone 200X.
Shot Guns
intl'le Barrel
Double Barrel
'Pump Guns
Automatic
Kull line of Decoys, Duck Calls, Duck Straps, Hunt
ing coats and Shell lings.
Come nnd Sec lTs Before You SI art.
Just received. Particular people, those
who want the best and know the best,
continue to discard their old tin pans
and enameled kettles, replacing utensils
which wear out with utensils which
"Wear-Ever."
See Windows Lighted at Night
Plumbing As It
Should be Done
the kind of 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 I -1 we do
open, every Joint tluht. military,
latest style of plumliliK. B -st or
lmth-tuhs, latest divlcis in wator
ilosets. sinks and overyihlnj; vou
can think of In th plunihliti; lino,
tall us up on the 'phone, write us
or see us, nnd we'll do the trick
every time.
Willey & Schroeder
SMa North Front Street.
. IMIOXE 77-.T
m ma i Children Beg for B
. mil l
If they know It enmo ."" -
ory. It is as different , fto J
s irom uiKiii; " , ' thpm P'e,k
..i.n.i i.noii iv eve tneni f,.
t'uiitii i.-ii it a i
u i rciinf'ii eat a ;.'
oi m enu. .' .
if It comes from here.
try It?
Coos Bay Bak!
The placo for godd
Market Ave.
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