THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFlELDREGdNASS-MM
IJUlNJJKliU ot men in this city are going contrary to
1 their best interests every day. They are blind to things
that would help them. In particular they are passing by one of
the chief essentials to success
good clothes.
If you expect to do well
you must dress well, If you
are to gain the confidence of
others you must have confi
dence in yourself. You must
leave your home each morn
ing confident that you are
wearing clothes of correct
style and good quality.
Purchase Them
From Us
MAGNES & MATSjON
EVERYTHING TO WEAR.
CLOTHE S.
Continued rrom Page Two.)
Gosney, Miss Carrie Uoss and Miss
Hclvn Klanngnn. .Mrs. Alva Doll and
1 .Miss Frances Frnnse served. The
I afternoon of sewing and convorsa-
uun was enjoyed by .Mesiiames U. L.
Hood, J. E. Hanson, R. I. Corey.
I). D. Uoss, A. V.. Downs, .lohn Nn
gle, Amanda ltose. Robertson, II. II.
Patehett, . p. Harrington, Chns.
Donne. Olivia Eduiiin, A. F. Haft
ford, .1. II. llonser. Hoy Carpenter,
C. F. Hoffman, .M. Woods, II. lilac!:
1). 0. .MK'arty. E. V. Lewis, .1.
Schnieddlng, C. O. Oosnev. C. II.
Marsh. Alva Doll. White. W. .M. Alile
Geo. Onlovstn, I'. II, Dresser, It. O.
Olllvunt, Petterson, Frances Haz-t-rd,
.Mary MeKnlght, L. Kjse. Misse?
Helva Flanagan, Mantle (Inlovsen,
Stella (Inlovsen, Carrie Uoss and
Frances Franse.
Lutheran gathering.
.
The .Norwegian Lutheran Yonmt
Ladles' Aid held a meeting at the
home if .Miss .Mahlo Matliison Thurs
day evenliiK. All business was for
gotten and a very sociable evening
was enjoyed. Delicious refreshments
were served by the .Misses Mnblo.
Cora and Alice .Matliison. They will
meet nt;ain on Xoveinber li with .Mr.
and .Mrs. Oust Steen at their home
In Hunker Dill, Those entertained
by Mlts M.ithlsnn were: Rev. anil
.Mrs. R. O. Thorpe. .Mr. and .Mrs. K.
Erlckson, Mrs. Gust- Steen, Mrs. A.
U. Snow. Misses Hannah Snniie,
Then Larson, Dorothy Johnson, 131
sto Lnrson. Edna Johnson. Thotia
Lnnd, Stella Peterson, Lllllo Hrcni
tner, Cora. Alice and Mable Matlii
son. Messrs. P. Thorpe. C. Thorpe,
P. Onimel, A. Anderson, A. King, A.
.laren, O. Larsen. O. Klrkrlght. K.
Hrnnner and P. Xolson.
Flnnagan, Claude Xasbnrg. Tom llon
I iH'tt. I. . Tower. .1. C. Kendall, U.
K. Booth, Paul Dlmmlck. Dr. Mott
ami .ur. Stevenson; Harry Hut
ler was unable to eoine. They will
complete tli(. permanent organiza
tion later.
.AIRS. L. A. LOOM IK IIOKTI3SS
Mrs. L. A. Lootnls was hostess to
the D. M. C. Clnli Wednesday after
noon at the request of Mrs. II. Kern,
who was to have been the hostess.
Mrs. X, (.!. Haines aided the hostess
fn serving dainty refreshments to
the members present, who were:
Mrs. Roy. Ilralnanl, Mrs. II. .1. Lin
den. Mrs. .1. c. Wallace.
.Mrs. Walter Russell. Mrs. Har
ey Rnssoll, Mrs. S. McDonald,
mid Mrs. Henry Kern. The club will
be entertained on Xoveinber il bv
Mrs. Henry Kern at' her home.
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FORM CHAPTEH. '
STADDEN
AM; KINDS of PHOTOGRAPHIC
tt'OHK, Itromldo Enlarging and
Kodak Finishing.
Gwdruni's.Garage
homo ot the
CADILLAC and FORD
Auto Supplies for All
Makes of Cars
317 Central Av. Phone 373-L
BUY THE
VERY BEST
Marshf ield
Creamery
BUTTER
MAD
U.MU'.H
SANITARY
CONDITIONS
IX A
CLEAN
AND
MODERN
FACTORY.
Good lighting is as important for the children
as good food and pure air,
Electric service, with proper lamps and
shades, not only means good and economical
homo lighting, but light that is healthful, clean,
safe and convenient.
The ideal time for housewiring is the fall.
Then you can start the winter evenings with
the cheer and comfort of the best lighting,
An estimate of the cost of wiring your home
may be obtained for the asking,
Have That Roof Fixed
NOW
PHON33 8171.
Courtesy First Good Service Always
STERILIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM.
PURE ICE
Fe del very, 8 a. in. and a p. m.
Wt a.n
FARM FOR SALE.
Jo . g ot 518 acres. between 35 and
aw.. ? Sf r,ch bottom land, eight
treV. blnch lnn to apple
uSi.'y flfty acrea more that can
bail;, be cIeared for orchard and
tie E00d Btazlafs land for cat
"e. aheep or goatg.
all fAI?! head sood dairy cows and
I.?116 'mplementa necessary.
RuCJted on West Fork of Cooi
1 ichonf -j u? Irom poatofflce,
' Bu liS Handing.
Poi 4 v uom owner.
rlt.. $rter Information, call or
wr. W. A. GAGE, Allegany, Ore.
Oregon Power Co.
Telephone 178.
Second and Central.
WHO
Is ready to wait on and give you service every hour of tho day
and night between you and your BAKER . BUTCHER FIRE
DEPARTMENT DOCTOR GROCER POLICE DEPART
MENT and hundreds of your friends? Of course, It is tho
TELEPHONE
If you havo nono already let us Instal one for you and see how
much hotter and safer you will feel.
Rates and any Information will be supplied by our local man
ager.
Coos Bay HomeJTelephone" Co.
Main Office. Marshfleld, Oregon.
NOTICE OK 'SALE OK IMPROVE
MENT HONDS.
Notice Ih hereby given thnt scnlcd
proposals will be received by the
Hnnnee Committer of tho Common
Council of tbo City of Mnrshllold.
Coos County, Oregon, nt tbo otllco of
tbo City Recorder or said city of
Marshflold In the City Hnll of wild
city until ! o'clock p. m Mondny,
tno ;ird day or November. l!ii:!. for
tbo purcliiiHO of street linprovomont
Donas or the snlii city of Marsh
Held, Coos County, Orenon, to tbo
ine amount or S.'.i.'.Mii.ss.
All of said Improvemont bonds to
be in denominations not exceedliiK
$.100 and benrliiB Interest nt tbo rato
of six pur centum per annum from
(Into thereof, payable soml-nnnually,
said bonds to bo dated tbo day of is
suance and to mature In ten years
thereafter, with prepayment option
thereon nt fnco value and accrued In
terest to date of nny soinl-niinunl
coupon Interest period nt, or after,
one year from tbo date of said bonds
upon Hiving notice by publication In
a newspaper of general circulation
printed and published In Coos Coun
ty Orenon, such notice to bo publish
ed not less than twice durliiK tho
month precetiliiK kucIi soiiil-iinnunl
porlod at which such prepayment
thoreof will bo made. Tbo right Is
expressly resorved to roject any and
nil bids anil upon nil or any of such
bids, or proposals being rejected, If
there should reiunln any bonds un
sold tbo said bonds may bo thereafter
sold at prlvnto sale by said Common
Council of said City of Marshfleld,
Oregon, but In no evont to bo sold at
less than par and accrued interest.
Said bonds are authorized by tbo laws
or tho State or Orogon and Ordin
ances of the said City of Marshfleld,
Oregon.
Assessed valuation of said City of
Marshfleld, Oregon, $2,271,659.10.
Bonded indebtedness Is 154,000.
Population estimated nt 5000.
A cortifled check for 5 per centum
of amount of bid or proposal must
accompany each bid to be forfeited
to said City of Marshfleld In case
bid is accented and bidder falls to
accept and make payment for said
bond or bonds, covered thereby with
in ten days from dnto or acceptance
of said bid or bids.
Each bid or proposal submitted to
designnte tlio denominations or said
bond, or bonds desired.
Bids or proposals received for nny
amount of said bonds; small bidders
being given preference of purchases.
Proposals, or bids, witu certified
checks, to be enclosed In sealed plain
envelopes without distinguishing
marks, or writing thereon except tho
words, "Bids for Improvement Bonds
of the City of Marshfleld, Oregon."
Dated tills nth day or octouer,
1913.
F. E. ALLEN,
Chairman of tho Finance Commit
tee of the Common Council,
At a merry session nt The Chand
ler Thursday evening. Mnrshllcld
Alumni Chapter of the Sigma Chi
vtis formed with .1. W. Klaiiiigan as
I. Iraian. I. R. Tower as tecroiary
"id .1. C Kendall as legal adviser.
Everybody delivered thrilling ad
dresses. Those present were: .1. V.
Tho cJinngeablo wenlbor of early
fall brings on coughs and colds t'.at
have a weakening effect on tho
system, and may becomo chronic.
T'so Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. It has a very soothing
and healing effect on tho irritated
and Inflamed air passages, and will
help very (illicitly, it Is a well
l:novn family medicine that gives
results. Owl Prescription Pharmacy.
I "in nk I). Cohan. Opposite Chandler
Hotel. Phono 74.
Ihe Royal
TONIGHT
THREE llir: VAl'HEVILLE ACTS
THE BEST VET
FOUR REELS OK NEW PICTURES
DEATH AND It ESLM t It ECTI ON Oil
FltOM POPE TO POPE. A great
plcturo by Eclair, In two rcols.
OA I 'MONT WEEKLY. Fifteen of
the most Interesting subjects.
THROUGH STRIFE. Featuring Lois
Weber and Phillip Smalley.
An extra good program all tho
way around.
Admission:
Lower floor, 25c. Ifcileony, 15c.
Matinee tomorrow nt 2:30 p. m.
The annual sale of tlio Swedish
Lut'.iernn Church will bo held this
evening at tho Assembly Hall. Manv
userul articles will be sold to tlio
highest, bidders, which have been
made by tho Indies of the church.
ItefiTshmcuts will be served and a
henriy invitation Is extended tj all
to be present.
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MAKMTRAI)E BALI,. I
The North Bend Concert Hand will
give a masquerade ball at the Eck-b-off
Hall on the evening of Novem
ber llrst. A great time Is being plnn
r.ed for and a good time Is assured
nil who attend.
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1 W. C. T. V. MEETING.
Tho Nirth Bend W. t T. I'. hold
n delightful session yesterday at tho
North Bend M. E. Church. Tho pro
gram wns:
Scripture reading, Nov. It. N.
Lewis.
Solo, .Mrs. Fred Krnso, with Mrs.
Covey us accompanist.
Solo. Miss Gertrude Nowklrk, with
Miss Elizabeth .Jennings ns accompanist-.
Stnte Convention report, Mrs. R.
A. Anuin.
Solo, Miss Anna Truninu, with
.Miss Giirnen. accompanist.
Discourse by Mrs. M. B. V.'"s
Prayer, Mrs. Win. NMIson.
Among those pro rut were: M
C. A. Covey, Xi-''. lu-cd L;.st r. . i
Cavanagh, Mrs. ller.i;, if cork. Mrs
W. E. Laird, Mrn. It. A. An:-.:u, Mrs
.1. C. Swlnrord. Mrs. Rogers, Mrs.
Itenschatison. Mrs. Covey, Mrs. F. L.
Ritchie. Mrs. W. E. Woodbury. Mrs.
Wm. Peterson, Rev. It. N. Lowls,
Mrs. Mnudo Baker Watklns, Miss Ida
Nollson, .Mrs. Elmer Wood, Miss
Lorena Lystcr, Mrs. E. Goorgo Smith,
Mrs. Robert McCnnn, .Mrs. Cbna. Van
Zllo, Mrs. J. S. Nowklrk, MIbs Gert
rude Nowklrk, Miss Anna Truman,
.miss Kl, y.uliei h Jennings, Mrs. Allco
Anns, and Mrs. Uhlnian.
I EAKTSIDE CLUB I
.
Mrs. .1. D. McKay or Eastsldo wna
hoBtvss at a dollghtful gathering of
the Eastnldo Sowing Club yesterday
uftornoon. Her homo wns most ar
tistically decorated for the occasion,
autumn leaves and greens predoml-
Continued on Pago Eight.)
Would a Court Have to
Decide Your Fire Loss ?
Not if wo wroto your policy, be
cause wo know how to write forms
which covor nny posslblo loss, bow
correctly to dellno insurable Inter
ests, and wo have tho big, strong,
nblo companies with "Pay" records.
I. S. KAUFMAN & CO.
LAl'NDRV
We iron our goods by tho very
latest Improved machinery and do not
crush the life out of the linen after
a fow weeks. Our low pressuro ma
chinery Is so easy on the goods that
we are enabled to laundry many
garments as much as a year or
more. The finish that wo produce
is an exact duplicate of that which Is
being worn by the most careful
dressors in the larger Eastern cities.
If you want laundry work that will
give you the satisfaction of knowing
that you are woaring the very latest,
you should be sure to send your
package to us. Our wagons call
everywhere
Coos Bay Steam Laundry
PHONE MAIN 57-J.
Hallowe'en Favors
PUMPKINS
BLACK CATS
CANDLE HOLDERS
Hallowe'en Candy Boxes
STAFFORD'S
Henry A. Johnson, n business man
of L'Anso, Mich., writes: "For years,
Foley's Honey and Tnr Compound
for coughs and colds lins been our
fnmlly medicine. Wo glvo It to
our children, who llko it on ac
count of its pleasant tasto. It la
a safo euro for coughs and colds."
It contains no opiates. Owl Pro
scription Pharmacy. Frank D. Cohan.
Opposite Chandler Hotel. Phone 74.
Signs that last
In sun and rain
Good paints for boats
Now that is plain
Sanitas and wall paper.
And No. 1 Vnnilsli that Is Just
the proper caper.
A large shipment of wnll paper Just
recolved.
C. W. VIERS
KfieBt. Auto Line
Cars leave every 20 minutes from
7 a. m to 7 p. m.; from 7 p, m.
to 12 o'clock every half. Fare 15
cents one way, round trip 26 cents.
Commutation books, 20 rides, $2.00.
Cars leave Chandler Hotel, Marsh
fleld and North Bend News Co., la
North Bend.
G0RST & KING, Props.
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