THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIiiD, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 1913 EVENING EDITION
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C: nndler tho Inttcr part of Octo
ber, with a banquet to which all
tho past matrons nnd paBt patrons
and their wives will be Invited. Re
freshments were scrvod at tho con
clusion of the meeting. Anionic
those present yesterday were Mrs.
E. S. Unrgelt, Mrs. C. II. Dungan.
Mrs. P. A. ifnznril Mn Woli.i.l
l,nn Mrs. C. H. Wnrn't nn.l Vra n,
Chand-. Mrmwv
r J$L' Hmi&TV, nm. Mrs. E. K. Jones, Mrs
" TkatfMfifY BIJSJ Richardson and Mrs. W. S.
RAW D'C'C'C'C K INC AID 4 CO'
CLOTHES.
Telling the Truth Is a Buflsimess
in Which There Is Bunt
Little Competition"
iUR particular business has been built up
on the absolute truth of our statements
If we tell you today that there is more value
in our $25 suits than you have ever seen before
we can prove it to you tomorrow. Let us
do that
Showing Fall Styles, J9J3 Clothing and Furnishings.
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EVERYTHING TO WEAR .
IIAPTIST LADIES' All).
I AITTIOX .SOCIAL I
Vr'-wXUia. ' ' Wri30 er, the members.
- l&tfj YfjfL lSS5S5g5JS2agUXSLw 1 "aptist ladies' aid, f
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ura. men was served an emnorato The Baptist Ladies' Aid met
seven course dinner, to which Oie Wednesday at the home of Mrs. John
twenty odd guests did Justice, J,ail,e transact some minor busl
thereby expressing their apprcc.a- S"the StK JSH? A
tion of the lavish entertainment of meeting not yet having been de
if the' host. .elded upon.
The remainder of the evening
was spent In music and dancing,
when nt an curly morning hour
r,ood nights and good wishes were The Presbyterian Auxiliary gave
said to tho hoBt and honor guests, very delightful Bllver tea at the
Mr. and Mrs. Hennessey, who had no!"e ? J!rs- ' Cox Wednesday
Just embarked on the sea of mat- JZ
rlmony. May their voyage bo "like During n short business session plans
ships In the channel, a sailing with v'ero completed for a cooked food
wind and tide." sn,e to bo hold nt tho Perry Xleh-
TI'orp Milovlni Mr rn.mn,,'a 0,son B,oro Saturday, September 27,
Tl.ose cnjojlng Mr. Oagnons of whlch Mr8, J K n,lrk!inrt
hospitality were; Rev. Father Mun- Mrs. L. W. Lnngdon nnd Mrs. Q.
ro, Mr. and Mrs. George Hennes- o. Suthcrlln will have charge. The
sey, Miss Mlnu Dniglo, Joseph hostesses were assisted In serving
Hennessey, Rebecca Luso Stump, ,)y Mr8' A- s- Hlnnchnrd nnd Mlrq
Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. Craig, M,,rI Gax to tl,08u I'resent, who
. , ,., were: .mch'i nines .1. 11. .ionr, .inry
Dnlgle, Miss Xlchnls. G. W. niiinrnii. ( It. I.mv.
The auction and soclnl given Sat
urday evening nt tho church hall
by the Young Ladles of tho Nor
wegian Lutheran Church wbb a
grand success, both socially and fi
nancially. The young Indies had
for sale a great variety of handwork
which they had been doing during
their gatherings nnd this was all
disposed of. (lames wcro nlavod
I I'RKSHYTERIAX SILVKH TKA I I uunng tiie evening nnd delicious
refreshments were served to the
one hundred or more people prosant,
by the girls of the society.
PROGRESS CLUH PICXIO
On Monday, September tho 29th,
tno Progress Club will give Its an
nual picnic nt Cooston. A Jolly
good time Is aBiircd those who go,
Tho launch Traveler will tako tho
party down nnd back.
KKIlKKAII A XXI YKItMAIlY
This evening at tho I. O. O. F.
Hall the Western Star Itobekah
Lodge No. 2" will celohrato ltn
s'.ty-second annlversnry. Tho af-
t.llllllli tlnlln Mm n...1 11 .... .... 11. If .1 .. 1 it. ...
.......... ' ' AV-n..: tii' 'T ,Y' . Mr ,1"',K0 f -Mrs. T. Coke.
L. Dubny, Miss Laura Dubay, Mr. N- Rnsmusson, A. K. Dltncnt, M. Mrs. I. Lnndo nnd B. P. Tllloy. Tho
and Mrs. M. P. Burroughs, .Mr. nnd A.'.,.SWn0tn"rV' 'an1' 9' evening entertainment planned will
Mrs. L. Dalgle, Mr. and Mrs. Wll- Kffi; M? L. Currey, F?' S. Dow, SBcSftnBtaflclh wSf 'U'Slaco'd" .n
lam Murphy. Miss Mary Dern- J. Wright Wilson Mary Thompson, ,5? At the doso of tK
inn 1 nni n 111 Hn wnv. L. . Lailgdon. F. M. Five. A. S. !...,.... ...111 1.-
WILL WEI) SOOX.
lincl ard, Misses Mablo Lang. Ca- Borvcdhto tho nombors of tho Re
IniS r,' MmI C0X nnd F1"",beknh nnd I. O. O. P. lodges who
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unounceiiieni is mnue tnnt tno MOONLIGHT ltlDK. 1
marrlngo of Mr. Jay I). Tower and '
uiBH ivy 11111 win pronaoiy no rue .Mizpau imiio uinss or ortn . t)10 next monthly dance and bo-,
solemnized next Saturday. Tho nup- Hend, gnvo nn old-fnshlonod hny1,,! of tno Marshileld Klks will bo
tlals will be quietly solemnized, rldo to Fmplre Inst Monday evening. ' Kiven nt tho Masonic Temple next
only immediate relatives being in- A great tlnlo wns enjoyed by thoso ,Vcdncsdny evening. It will bo
vlted. It Is tho plan of tho young In tho party, playing games. a'e11Si tnor wlves, daughtorH and
couple to bo married Just before big spread of tempting eatables BWeethenrts, and n little luncheon
tho Speedwell leaves for San Pedro were enjoyed by Misses Catherine wj... Q served.
nuu to snn on tnnt vessel for South- and Helen Mcudc, liesslo Immel, 4. .
em California, whoro they will Jcsslo King, Annn Truman, Grace 4
spend their honeymoon. Pnrt of Fulton, Mntllda Groves, Alice Wat- AFTKHXOOX TKA.
tho time will be snout nt H10 lininn tors. Mr. 11 ml Mrs. L. A. Wlilnor. !
of Mr.. Tower's sister. Mrs. Lorlnir Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Cover. Messrs. lrB- 3- s- CoUo wnB hostess ln-
Leeto Day, and tho hnlanco In other Paul Urackloy, Clarenco Klblqr, Hnr- rorinaiiy at an auornoon uw yo-f
Southern California points of Inter- old Simpson. Wm. Binary. Lylo t tordny. Among her guestn wore
ORt. TllOl- will Wlfllfll vln C!n.. rMini.nll lt.-.ln Vnrl Tnv..n CI. iMrS. K. A. AlldCrSOU, MrB. C. W. .
Francisco where thev will conclndo enr Carlson. K. O. Grubliser. Towor, Mrs. Pcrham and Mrs. E.;
their trip. A host of friends will Melvln Jncobson, W. F. Piker. Geo. . i'crnnm.
unlto In wishing tho iromlnent Helnze, Floyd Conro nnd Lesllo
young couple nil tho Joys that time Pullen.
enn bring to them.
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I A. X. W. CLUII. I
WILL UOXOIt CSUKST.
Will) TOXHJHT
Mrs. F. 1). Cohan Is planning to
Issue invitations soan for a sorlea
Coos Bayntes At Berkeley
In tho fashionable- young Indies'
school of Miss Head, In Derkcloy.
Tho A. X. W. Club enlertnlne ! of afternoons complimentary to her
Tills nvnnlni' n milnt linmn u-ml. i... M.-a I.' 1.' Allm. 'friend. Miss Helen Hutchison, ot
SCHOOL VACATIOX K.NIHCD.
viCnC,.nr",y 'n" b0,,0of,,rrJ.'.I0d nt lollKhVfui nftemoon. Thursday.. A
North Iiend by Rev. R. O. Thorpe, . . , , ., , ,
of tho Norwcglnn Lutheran Church. llort '8C88 mooting nnd sewing oc-
(Spcclal to Tho Times.)
IIKKKHLHV, Cal Sept. 20. A
very congenial llttlo pnrty of tho
younger friends of Dr. nnd Mrs.
McCornme from tho Herkoloy High
School nnd tho University, assem
bled Friday cvonlug at their pretty
Lutigalovv homo In tho benutlful
Knrthlirao district of norkoloy. Tho
drawing room and dining room woro
very attractively decorated nnd tho
festivities of tho evening all wont
to nmko a dollghtful evening most
charming. After nn hour of Intro
ductions and pleasant renewal of old
acquaintances after tho summer's
vacation, tho young peoplo spent
tho evening In dancing or In chat
ling on tho vornnda or on tho green
lawn In tho wnrm nlr of tho sum
mer evening. During a dollcious
llttlo luncheon Dr. and Mrs. Mc
Cormac delighted tholr guests with
n Vlctroln concert- nnd Lesllo Isaac
son, already a popular Freshman
at tho Unlvorslty, ontortalned tho
Party with his mandolin.
Among tho nineteen or twonty
couples present woro a largo num-
Ucr of tho young peoplo from Ore
The contracting nnrtles will be M's'j copied tho nfternoon. Mrs. Allen
Wo are trotting off to school ugaln P0'0.1, C- Jo"""!, daughter of Mr. served very dainty refreshments to
on tiil 5i.nt...niinr ,i..v . I'nd Mrs. Adolph Johnson, nnd Hans her guests, nsslsted by Mrs. Guy
(Ml tills oeptomnoi llllj, j ptrsnn. Mr Potnmnti l nni. . .. ... . .
; . . " " Kendall. Tno guests present woro:
Mrs. F. L. Cnttrall. Mrs. Mary
or, Mae Preuss, Frances Williams,
Iless Coke. Hazel Powers nnd Slg-
im Holm, nnd Marlon Seaman, of To "Ble" t( r teachers nnd what ,oyc,j 0I, (l0 ,i10(ig0 1Uid resides In
.1... mi..,. ii .,.! ....iw.,.1. thev have to snv: Mnruiifiniii ti,.. ,-,.,. ,o- .,.,i i, ......
ii i ..oil.. iu,.,...u.. And navo our books nnd grades ar- rented a homo In Mnrsh! eld whoro ou"M'' ' """"""
IIIU .11 una l ii. l-raiiu """'"""l , . . " .7 ... r..... I.-...11I Tl.n .n...l.na ....no
and
Fred McCornme and Marlon Roy- ranged, somo old ones we'll not they will reside. Miss Johnson is n -
nol.N from tho iinv G L lohn-1 so: vory nopulur young lady of North out woro: Mrs. G. A. Dennett, Mrs.
s,,i. hito an Instructor In for- So wo will huvo somo now books ond Juid Mr. Peterson Is to bo con- Olivia Kdman. Mrs. Carl Kverlsen,
enslcs In tho U of 0 ind L " tudy and peruse. clmS " W" " J ''' UM' Vm "BS"
oiibks in tno u. or u., nuu u. t , chaimlng br.Ido. nn, Ml.H Chn8 KllHor Ml., (Joo,
Schuotto were among tho pnrty . . I v w -it-i, i,.u w n m.i,.. m
cntbori.,1 to onlov tho liberal hos- Wo are trotting off to school ugnln, J'- Murch, Mis. . P. Muiphj. Mis.
glltliored to OllJOJ IIIO llllCiai HOS ,..,rr. cjmv I C.Una ATpK'hIlMiK Sra. fihns. Slr.llff
of tho host and hostess.' u, no jou u.iiik u s pmy , ' .--... i V . '..'.I
1 nun .Mrs. . i' . aiinro. i no hum
nltnlltv
Aftor n vory pleasant ovonlng of To Bit there In tho school houso
. , mi.l oln.l.. nil ill.. .In.'
merriment, tho young peoplo tooic " "'"..""V , ... 'week of tho forthcoming mnrrlauo At,.a niivin k,i,.
tholr leave and nutoed homo-all n i no sun i is Bniniug, am, uo ; -
declnrlnp Dr. nnd Mrs. McCormac ' Beo lts tempting ray
to bo most charming entertainers. Am 1 thin of nil the in no had In , aoorBQ 1)110,)I1CI. of San Francisco,' I PICXIO TOMOIlllOW
Announcement wns made this mooting, on Thursday, will bo wltn
ok of tho forthcoming marriage
of Miss Phoebe Larson, daughter
1 of Mr. nnd Mrs. Julius Larson, and
llllnn fiinlcnti fnrllini.ll. nt tlin
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.Marsiiiioid uign sciiooi, now twi-i "nor of Mnrshflold
lug frionds In his homo city, Is ox- u b .
' on.. M.. f.. llf... 1-..a1. I
I ol """.:"" " Sunday tho olllco force of tho
i..u iiuiii.iin Oregon Power company and tholr
pec
stuy
Yo i , Ilork Z Zntc r a -hort' to he schoolhouso on the 1,111." "o lemn.zed this fall and , wive will enjoy a days outing at
tod In llerkfley soon for a snoit ...,,.. ,..,,, '., thoy will reside nt norkoloy, Cal- tho J. A, Mntson summer home, "Tho
y. Mr. Carlson will thou return . And I stii a 11 ou esM.i.s oll, and rhQ manlaf,Q wl, ,)(J Nonk... r w Ieiivw , tll0
so fulfill tho .bill,
morning on tno Pronto, nnd n
iilniiill.l ilnv In nRHllloil. Tt ll 1 nil
11.... l.nM. .......... "I'..- . . -
i. j.. i"n ui u J.ii.i, iuiii lliu akiiiik if omi ifiii lm lin Hiinnlrni nf flin
whoro ho has been a cadet for AZr o i "c0"10 1,0"' wo" ,fI10W" ll0ro nntl Sn and will aVgim stSy for moVo
....at Tfn la iiniir aiinnfllnff iul "" lmiuiUD, uo ,,.,,., ,... ..i.i .. i. ... ..ti....D n, ,.i.,n a.,.., In,.
as to Undo Sam
to tho United btntcs .Military Acaa-i "r" "." "' , 'nlllanco of two of tho older famll-
omy at West Point on tho Hudson,,""" """" ' . les of Coos
" ..... lin -ti run. nnimtrv nn nn nnnv vim I " w
past year. No is now sponuing
ii month on furlough.
Miss Marlon Seaman of Mnrsh
flold and Miss Logglo, dnughtor
M. E. II.
eon In nttendnnco at tho University of Goorgo Logglo, of nolllngham.
of California; Miss M. D. Cornwnll, Washington, formerly ot tho Coos
of Gardiner; tho Misses Nora Tow-' Hay nro studying this winter
Beauty in the Kitchen
doponda largely on tho plumbing
work. Lot us fix up yours nnd
tho smiling face of tho kltchon lndy
will bo your reward. Men tell us
they get bettor and nioro punc
tual meals slnco wo looked after
the kltchon plumbing. Maybe you
would, too, If you employed our
services.
Willey & Schroeder
803 North Front Street.
PHONE 77-J
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WE CAN AND WILL KQUIP YOU
TO TURN YOUR TIME INTO
MONEY BY THE LATEST UP-TO-DATE
BUSINESS METHODS.
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Coos Bay Business College
Phone 07-J.
Imaginary Heart Trouble
Do yon havo pains In tho re
gion of tho heart? Does your
heart thump? Its torrlblo pound
ing greatly alarms you? What
Is wrong? Do you bollevo these
symptoms mean heart troublo?
Organic diseases of the heart
vory seldom occasion much pnln,
but aro stealthy and deadly.
Nino-tenths of tho pains sup
posed to bo In tho heart, aro
either In. or caused by some de
rangement of the stomach. Often
a dyspeptic imagines he has heart
disease.
TlWfet
, fc. tor the public mcuthJ
hi 1 K3EZ32E3i W
TRAOC MARK
Tonic Digestive
Is recommended especially for
dlspepsla and indigestion, and
for restoring tho stomach to its
normal functions and no more
"heart trouble."
"Tii OWL"
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY
Frank D. Cohan.
having scores of friends on
Day.
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WEI) AT YOXCALLA.
tho pleasant outings, tho picnic Sunday
! Doing ins idea nuu snmpic,
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DIXXEK PARTY
According to a rumor In social v llur8,',', Jftn, PJ?"-. u!!J,!
, , ., , , North Dond entortnlncd at dinner,
circles, tho marrlngo of Norninn Mr8 M JoneSi of Snnta nnr)mr:i;
Johnson nnd Miss nentrlco Smith, Mrs. Lizzio Ilontz, of Hunker Hill;
two well-known Mnrshflold young jjrs. Win. Lnwhomo, of South Marsh
folks, will tako place tho latter Hold: Mrs. M. J. Pratt; Mrs. K. Geo.
jpart of this month at Yoncalla, Smith and Miss Erma Hodcon com-
! whoro Miss Smith Is now visiting pllmontnry to Mrs. M. Jones, who
.her sister, Mrs. C. P. Huntington. ',ns c0 visiting on tho Hay. T ho
Uf- Tni..,,n ...in inn.. f rooms woro prettily decorated with
i Mr. Johnson will leave for thoro ' ,....
iclinrHv 1 1. Tnlnicnn la nun WllltO JnSnilnO. MrS. E, GCO. Smltl,
" assisted Mrs. McCain, in serving.
too nest-Known young uusiness men t
of Mnrshflold, being a member ot
tho Gulovson-Johnson Furniture I
fVinifinnv i
ww...t.... ,
Portlnnd, who will spend several
months on tho Day.
siEi-rr ix orroiiEit.
b
footed for tho coming season.
I EASTEIIX STAR SOCIAL
Doric Chapter, O. 10. S., will
i nv nviiiiuiir. aii'h. nni .iiiiiur
arrnnged as a featuro of It.
EPISCOPAL GUILD
'I'lin it'jii Bnniin i i.iiini' iviih tiiiiiuu
l... 11 uu irt'fiivii a ll i ill rHfiii . nn
AfJIlOH 1111 1 1 ii innil llHKiHii.il .11 nn r
nients to tho inonibors present, wh
ii'nini trtw nun .i ru it nniw
Inn. Mrs. Enuiin Nnsburg. Mrs.
T. Lagorstrom, Mrs. W. C. Duebne
r I lU l' If I MirilH II H. .1. -1. I.IIH
i at (a ri wniint rni ai ru .i . ii - i
a . 1 . 1. I 1 trt.
Aiiilorson's two guests, .Mrs. i
r'..m.... Mru llnitn T'rnllRR. T
. . v. 1 1 iiiiml in. 11M1I 1 1.. lllllll HI r
Septemhor
JUNIOR CHOIR
SUXDAY OUTIXO
DRIDOE CLUH.
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Tho Mlzpah Hlblo Class of tho
North Bend Preobytorbn Church ex
tended nn Invitation to tho congre
gation nnd Sunday School of tho
Mrs. J. Albert Matson charming-1 Church to go with them on nn oxcur-
ly entertained tho Bridge Club nt , on Sunday to Piper's Grovo They
her homo Wednesday afternoon ! dndly ncceptcd and tho boat Wan
ner nomo vteunesuaj auornoon. . w Mmrturmi tn inivn with
Mrs. J. H. Flanagan won the honors ; .... nnrtv nt 8 a , rotllrnlnir In tho
at bridge. The club, next Wednes
day, will bo entertained by Mrs. W.
S. Chandler at her summer homo
on Coos River. Mrs. Matson In serv
ing refreshments to her guests, was
assisted by Miss Graco Kruso. Those!
present Wednesday were Mrs. Lang
ford, Mrs. D. C. Green and Mrs.
E. S, Bargelt as guests; Mrs. W.
S. Turpln, Mrs. W. A. Toye, Mrs.
J. W. Bennett, Mrs. J. H. Flann
gan, Mrs. J. S. Coko, Mrs. L. J.
Simpson, Mrs. C. M. Byler, Mrs.
evening. Rov. D. A. McLeod will give
an interesting talk, nbout 11 o'clock
to thoso'prcsent.
PAST MATROXS MEET.
The Initial meeting of tho Coos
Bay O. E. S. Past Matrons' Asso
ciation was held yesterday with
Mrs. Geo. T. Murch nnd a dollghtful
afternoon was enjoyed. Plana were
made to celebrate the first anni
versary with a banquet at The
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