The Coos Bay times., November 13, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
fnOC U A V TIIXICQ Wtslvo citizen and the constructive I so constituted that If lio can't per-!
KAJJD LJjr I 1 UYIJImO reformer drive the vermin from onr sunde some woman to lead him In-
. dwellings and leave them clean and
0. .UAIiOXHY Editor and Pub. sweet, hut meanwhile lot us retain
I.A.V E. MALONHV News Kdltor (HM. Hnt,ltei. from tlic Inclemency of
OFFICIAL I'AI'KIt OF TIIK C1TV
OF MAIWHFIELD.
Address nil communications to
COOS HAY DAILY TIMES.
Msrshfleld :: :: :: : Orego.
tlie elements.
j All history justifies the thought
of Mr. Gompors. China exists to
jdny because of Its social reform for
' niilleiilunis have based themselves
on elements existing In the society
Entered at the postofflce nt Mann- of the day. The French revolution
Mold, Oregon, for transmission largely failed because It was so do
through the mulls as second ckm struet'tvc nnd such success as it
mall matter. ' achieved came from later reformers
building on what It had not de
stroyed. The British and American
SUIISCIUI'TIOX HATES. revolutions succeeded chiefly bc-
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Official I'aper of Coos County.
DAILY.
One year .
Per month
ltd i t It I iinlnnl ti Iiia it 11 l ritif tu
YiO woro Dioitlscd Into the solid struc-
wVitiKLY. ture of tho Anglo-American society
One year $1.50 that had existed for centuries be
When paid strictly In advance the f,)le n,i the people clung to what
inscription price of the Coos Bay , le B(JcIety of ,,,. tImos wa8
Ix mouths.
I good
Dedicated to the service of tho
people, that no good cause shall lack
champion, and that evil shall no;
thrive unopp scd.
I'AKKXTS SHOULD VISIT schools
TUSY parents are npt to turn over
Wm tho education of their boys and To smile a bit. so t.cnn see
girls to paid teachers and then A thousand smiles smile back at me.
go off nnd leave the Job unwatched. i Not be too wise, yet be no fool,
A mnn wouldn't1 treat his business Nor tamper with the golden rule,
so; n rancher wouldn't treat his cat-, To be sincere and love a lot,
tlo so; n woman wouldn't treat her And do the best with what I've got.
Itltchon so, and yet the records of Not give advice, but prove Instead
parental visits to tho schools are al- The road Is best where I have led.
most Infinitesimal. It would do, To battle fearlessly when right,
every parent In Marshllcld good to And not to boast when well I might,
see what tiro schools are actually do- Ami Inst, to bo a friend Indeed
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WITH THE TOAST f
1 AND THE TEA I
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MY CREED.
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The real educational forces in our
Echools are outside of the purely aca
demic. Wo must huvo a good deal
of book knowledge In life, but of im
measurably more value Is the moral,
physlcnl nnd tompormontnl training
wo get In school associations. In
this most Important particular that
Indescribable thing known as school
spirit In by no means to be overlook
ed. One of the most inspiring sights Is
a convocation of high school stu
dents before any big event In school
Hfo. whether a basket ball game, foot
ball game, athletic field moor, or ora
torical contest. Tho little class Jeal
onslea, tho personal squabbles and
tho private grievances must disap
pear hero In tho call for loyalty.
To tho oppressed t'-ls Is my ei"cd.
C.
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! IT CAX'T III', "DID."
Hackward, turn backward, oh!
time, in your flight, nnd give us
a girl whose skirts arc not tight,
(live us a girl whoso charms
though' few, are not exposed by
too much penk-a-boo. Olv us
a girl, no matter what ngo. who
won't use the streets as n voudo
vlllo stage. Olvo us n girl nor too
muchly In vlow. Dress her In
skirts that the sun can't shine
through. Walt Mason.
Hackward, turn backward, oh! time!
to temptation he gets busy and
butts In of his own accord.
When a West Marslilleld man re
turned home the other evening he
was met by his wife with a smile
nnd a, new hat.
Don't you think this hat Is very
becoming to tne?" she asked.
"Yes, anil I am thinking of the
bill which will bo coming to me," he
replied.
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Koine Coos Hny people boast that
they never boast.
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Often a Coos Day girl encourages
a young man just to keep In practice.
When a Coos Day man Is buy- I
i Ing something for his wife tho
ten-cent kind Is as good as the I
' fifteen-cent kind. Hut it Is dlf- !
I ferent when he is buying cigars I
i for himself.
"Two heads nre better than one."
remarked Harry McKeown in a sage
moon.
"Not the morning after." Louis
Simpson replied in a Hash of wit
as well as wisdom.
tiggs nre selling at (il) cents a
dozen, but the blame fool roosters
aren't crowing as hard as they did
last summer.
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Tlte woman who makes a hobby of
mirrors must be of a reflective turn
of in I mi.
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I Tii Coos Bay young man who
nsks . girl for a kiss doesn't
get It. The bee doesn't ask the
flower for Its nectar, but gets
i It just Che same. I
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When u woman runs across the
street to a neighbor's house for Just
a minute, she stays an hour.
t
i A Coos Hay married woman Is
a porsom aIio will order a $12 '
i franio for a Ill-cent picture of
, her ISO-cent husband.
PERSONAL NOTES
Unless wo make good
As wo can and should
We ought to go back to the woods,
For the fellow who stays,
In these modern days,
Is the man who "delivers the goods.'
TOM LAWHOHN of Allegany Is In
Marshil'jld today on business,
A. W. ATKINS, of Catching Inlet,
was- a. M.r.-htiold visitor today.
MRS. L. 11. JUDY of Loon Lakt
Is til' Morslhlold today on buslnoss.
MRS. O. W. MILLER
ville Is shopping in
today.
of Henry-
Mnrshlleftd
MRS. C. A. HA'R'ICHR was a passen
ger on the1 Sunrise to Marslilleld
today.
MRS. F. M. HARTMAN went to
llenryvllli- tills' morning- on the
train.
CARL JOHNSON of Allegany Is a
business visitor lir M'arslUVeld to
day. CHAS. JOHNSON was' a passenger
on the train tlils- nioviil'ug for
Con.ledo.
HOHtiRT PINEiiOR cnnie d'owm from
Coaledo yesterday oir lluslnesB and
pleasure.
When a Coon Hay man Iuik a cold In
the head, he needs a nhoot. Hut u
Coos Hay girl can make out with a
handkerchief as big as a postage
stamp.
A woman wffl sometimes sue for
her character
In your flight, nnd give us a girl w.m :""":"!' ' "
dances nnrlglit. Olvo us a irlrl. ' . ,(
liii-nl.. lu ,. ,...,. fl.w. .,...1 u .. . .. . . . ... . '""O I'""" Ki'iiuiiinj li'Si
' '"" '"""u ,"i nioiigii rustic nun siow. who never , longer than a political pull'.
thing nnd loyalty lo tho school, the one-stepped or danced the tango. Olvo
tenm and tho coach Is extremely apt UH ,, Kr who never will weep. bc-J A queer woman Is one who pre-
to form a mental habit that
means j (in use at a crawl she can't do thoi'1" comfort io style.
buccobs In the sober things of life. ,.n.eii. Olvo us u clrt out licnrs-trliiKsl . ...... ?,..
Wn oi.l. .. i-. ..i...... il...1 . . .... . i Hiii mums in i iirwi in.'.'iu mis
.. . ..... r. ...; m i mi nn uiu(io quicKeii. a sweet little tiling wiii ; forgotten
encoring, tno singing nnd tno weird i isn't n chicken. i knew.
I Isn't n chicken.
concorted yells as nonsense, the mere jj-jj-
oxubcranco of youthful spirits, but! There are things that money won't
more than her father ever
liiey mean a good deal more. The
convocation moans solidarity, one for
nil nnd all for one. It means the
linblt of success for no team can win
without th si'iwi ! hn'uri !' an"
nioro than Ooet'ials can build ennah
-without tho nation holi'ml hint. Fine
Intlon, pride in accomplishment, lion
est brnwn and brains against a word"
rival these are e'emcnts that hnv
shaped American spirits for gnnerc
Hons and sent our men around the
M'orld ns conquerors nnd champion1'.
Mnrshllehl parents should siio
tlieir interest In their Hill 'Iron's
school life, sports mid studies, bv vls
Hb to school and attendance at t'-elr
i rnd contests. The teachers
' ilt feel better anil ti e students
"!s . rrom such an expression of In-te-cst
In their work. It won'd fur
r'sh Inspiration to know that the par
outs were behind tlmm and actively
Interested. Let us bo loyal to onr
hHiooIh and show that loyalty by fre
quent visits to the school room.
A WISH COXCLl'SIOX.
P'tliSrDKNT (lOMI'HRS or tho
American Federation of Labor,
when ho appeared before that
body, told Hie Congressional commit
tee Investigating lobbying that
he believes In doing something
to better things today not to
morrow. Many years ago ho
enmo to tho conclusion that wo
should work, not for ihe down
fall of society, but for the bet
ter evolution of that society In
which wo live.
buy because
tlwin.
nobody will hnve
Some mighty small men on
Coos Hay Imagine they arc look
ing down on their neighbors.
f I
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It Is easier for some Coos Hay
ministers to earn their salary than
It Is to get It. I
i You can always Hatter n Coos
Hay married woman by telling I
I her she doesn't look It. I
Small vices are sometimes useful
In leading people off the trail of big
ones.
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A man never knows what he cnu
do until he tries then lie may
. be sorry Iuj- rooml out.
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! "Look out for paint" before fall
Itiur In love with a lieautlful com
plexion. , v
I Harry Kimball says; ".Vow that
ihi baseball season Is ovor even tho
umpire can make a few friends."
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We praise tho nit of talking, to
dlsolay It we ale proud;
We think there's something clever
In conversing right out loud;
We dodge the art of listening nnd
to lenru It we are slow
Hut the- art of saying something
Is tho art that we should know.
MRS. KNDICOTT. of Myrtle Point,
is th guest of her daughter; ,7lrs
J. S. Lyons.
OTTO HILL of Cons River cittuo
down on the- Hxprtss lo .March-j
field today. j
BITTER ABOUT
SUII THREAT
North Band Chamber of Com-
morce Action on Port Af
fairs Causes lll-Fceling.
The announcement of the North
Rend Chamber of Commerce 'that It
was goliitf to start injunction pro
ceedfngs to prevent the Port of Coon
Hay from erwtfug a dock and wnre-
liouse and threatening members wllh
a recall, Is the principal topic of con
versation In iMarshllold and North
Heud today.
It has caused quite a furore in
both places, and some Intense feeling
lias been aroused. Among some of
(he oldur residents, It hits revived tho
old rival town feeling-. However;
snine In North Hend are- deprecutliig
the act of the Chamber of Coiniueico
In taking the stand It has and some
of the lending business men there
h'are stated Hint It was Ill-advised and
will try and' stop lr.
Tort C'oiuinlssfon Ffrm.
.Nfeinbors of the I'ort Commission
declare that fhoy wfll' not back up
and (lint no threats will suffice to
make them do so. Tlioy stated 'that
If certain ones wanted to cause the
community expense In trying- to block
tlie Improvement, they might bo forc
ed to retaliate.
A. IT. Powers', chairman of fho com
mittee which Is Co secure bids on the
warehouse and dock, announced to
day tlurf they were going-right ahead
with It' and would have the bids In
soon,
Mill) tm.. , . .
"i-nllll CM If
H0KIM voted ro'r TT "1
against it. I '
Henrv Mi.i.i....
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-yncLm,,! of
tho
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"KsiacKei, iro(,(, , . -. and Jf
""'"""ii to th, U
' u 11 "l,r'''iaso or m 1 0,1 tie
,n"" f,,r'are1o,lso" lrhc 11
r,,1"' the l'or, h 'nlmh,;
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money, s ft tu , rl 1
... . ue tuij .
III
'"g to the
allium f-..
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'Hk aiValr hi,
nnl.
oner ,.,t , occord.
,lu' and otl,or8, urJ'W.Det.
out
nrftins,,, of Zl 7' ratl
"n who , .r.8Te'NorthB
,)r"ll!l'"!l1 coinmont J '. Wa'th6
;a,,d,,vlt(t80me;r.
""i ieo ue over ma.t.. . "u
' '''O'lt'.'''wasnn: rtl0ti
uttlnr .,
man doesn't min.i
U'flltlfl tt .... I. . -
till! IIHIIVt II TimT b
"Kr i tnan
w ' 'IL in wai
lfe li
N'bitodo and ail,.
1 1 111 nn im.w.il'.
.Kvery now ami then a tvomuj
FRANK JOHNSON of Cdos RHer
Is a business visitor in Miirsh
flcld today.
Wo consulted' nttomeys before theJ big as a ti-iici.- im, ,
. " u'mw a (it
" """ M lz" r clBarate ten
i matter was voted on and they told ns
that wo were authorized to build
docks and warehouses mid then we
j made an offer to th company which
JOSHPIl SCIIAlMiRS of (ioldon Ftells ''as been accepted and It Is un to us
Marslilleld today.
R. K. "INIidOR and wile and lllld
returned to Coaledo today after
n short visit here.
ANTO.VK ANDIiRSON- left tonhy on
the Mitrshllohl-Koschurg stage'
lino for Roseburg.
nh needs' a prntuitor.
Miei, a pi'liicess has companr ,i(
I simply prostratcl if fatlw un
f i i.. t..ti ti i. ii itmt'fi oii-.il intli. ..till II i... 1 y I
ttitTif tmlnt' I tO lllO llll Vll lit fUIH Of tllO I'fltimmillK In Kfiniitthm.u .. ....
wn , --.i a nuiiiiiii npi .
inrovldliig public, docks, and wnre-1 erythhig her liiiHlmiiil tolls lir Bi'l
JOHN A. FRANSON, of Caichlng In- '-ouses. but In tlio case of the Union! she has her ringers crosso,! and lotl'l
iei. r.as uaiisaciuiK iiiisiiiess ill' cue i mi i ompaiiv, we will niliKO a log ''ars silllTeil with cutton.
city yesterday. 'saving ror tho ooinmun'fv. Oil. orj David llariini mlidit have posodul
certain kinds of It, Is thn'o nnd throe ! shrewd horse liarsalnor tint wl
PAV tlMII'ITI.'l.l AIIW i. ........ .. . . nuillir. litll tt
' " .nun a nan cents cheaper per gallon , never had to trv to net rM otiliiil
passoiiger on the Hxprosv i lnrl! the tTnlon nil Comnnnv oniop,.,?.' ..f.r' n,,.,i..i i..
i " 1 .iinu iiir iBii tern
iUi paid for it.
Kvery good liusharid has oftn
longed- to ho wealthy. Xot sound
from selfish motives, but Just to U
able to talie iliotit ton thniisand'Ji!.
lars and toss It Into his nlM IiJ
and sny; "Here. ior cone jour o'll
heart, go buy nil tho thlngv yon li'il
been wanting ever Blnre teltwl
Iow7i. Amf when- yoii rv( them let)!
go nnd hnve another honeymoon."
A woman tlil'nfis It 's awful (J
a man to wear black panti tl
wdte st.ve.-
MRS. CLARKNCH HARRIS return
ed to Marshtlcld today from a
visit at Stunner.
DHPl'TY OA MIC WARIIICN" THO.rS
made i bl-slhess t''li to Coijtriire
on the morning train.
m
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Qt'KSTIO.V FOR TIIK HAY. I
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Wlio's the guy who put the 111 In.
hill? I
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EAGLE AERIE
Some Coos Hay
born without good
others use pnlnt.
girls
sense
are
and
I
(Urne Class Initiated and Good
Program Enjoyed at
j Smoker There.
' At a meeting or the Mnrshlleld
Aerlo of tingles last nlglit a hirtSt
class or now birds was taken In
nnd a big smoker nnd social was
enjoyed. There was a largo atten
dance, special delegations coining
from North Rend. Coaledo and other
nearby towns.
A feature of the evening was the
special program, .Mr. Hallantyne, the
"A man gets a dlvorco to correct S(ot('11 comedian and specialty ar-
Well. If It Isn't the currency bill,
It's the grocery bill, so whnt's tho
difference.
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Sympathy Is all right, but It I
won't pay the grocery bill.
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TIIK WISH (!CY SAYS:
a nils-take."
"Is thero safety In numbers?
ed the Hooh.
"Not If you are speeding nnd Car-
ask
Mr. (iompors s not tho Urst stu
dent of society lo arrive at 'this sago
conclusion. la so thinking ho Is In
the best of society. Several year
before him the prophet of Isrnel,
especially the prophet of Nazareth, . ,l'r sl,,,s .vr license tag," replied I
had declared as to society tlint they 1J- Foo-to.
d'd not come to destrov. but tn ful. . -K-K-
Hl. and that thev worke.i for tho' Kvor' t,l)os "' married woman to bring tho North Hend lCimlos m-m-
development of existing society Into lil,0(li8 ll0r husband at home and Fred Johnson, A'lee Olson, (ieorge
better society. ' j '"'"K" nl,01'- M'" ' public. Murphy and Frank Campbell head-
The method adopted by Mr. Com- lug the crowd.
list giving ninny numbers and bolus
roundly applauded. F. H. Kirk
gavo a few monologue sketches nnd
there wore tnlks by Hugh Mol.atn.
M. J. Conlon, C. C. Oolng nnd others
nnd piano numbers nnd songs bv
T. H. Tower.
I lie -.MUIU Smith ' was fnirnin.l
W. H. ROIIRKR of COfiillle, who
was here yesterday on business,
returned homo this morning.
M. P
(thi. Held, and this will suvo the users
! of nil. which are among the big ta-!ii-vet-s.
fi.Vnnn to J'jn.nnn per venr.
Tlie cost, of the warehouse end dock
will nor be great, and the Jlinn ren
tal mid twenty cents per ton dockne.o
whh-h tho coniiianv will nnv will b"
n big dividend on tho Invetsment and
In addition to thin ! will aid t'-e
nubile In MarshlTo'd. North Hend nnd
all around the Hay."
Mny Tfecull T.ov'rle.
II was I'onorallv stntnd tody tha'
tn f""n l''i. Vort'i Tlen-I P'-iliic..k j he Is Welfrlll
. ...M, .,, .....,' o II n
stnrted on Peter Losinle. who h gon
eniry bln'o(i for stirring nn Ihe
trouble. Snnio rrom North nnnif In
dlcnfed that t''o rerall nroposod there
was to be on Reii';stacken Instead of
the oMtev Commissioner, bur the
1!MI.-H IV ii, 1. 1 A n II,.,.U,.
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wo.o passengers to Myrtle Polnr I 1 I F,n"", 7 T w " .
this mornuig on the train. Jo.lnv . -nB ,,ni,,in,i ,,. thnt wn
, tho ni-iiinslfton of bnlliltpg tho docV
C. II. C.ILLHTTti or North Rend "f"'"''ou-e was first broo.jht on.
went over to Myrtle Point this'"10 '"nM,)" mnHnit the tender of P.
moriilhtf on- a business trip.
. .1. SIMPSON nnd F. L. Falken
steln, or North Hend, were Marsli
lleld business rlsltora last ufoht.
MISS ANNlti MALOVOX returned
to llenryvll this mornliig nfter
doing sonio shopping In Mnrshlleld.
'o (ho Pnion Oil Onmunnv wnn ni'to
bv A. TI. Powers and' was seconded
by Peter Loiritln.
Tho other day when final nctlnn
Instructing t'-o rommltten to go
nhead with' tho matter enmo tin. Pow
ers mndo tlio motion nnd L. .T. Rlmp-
the winter nnd will probably rent n
furnished house, for thorn.
ATTORNKY HLATCIILHY of Myr
tlo Point Is sponilliig a few days .
In Mnishlleld on bus'ness nnd
pleasure.
HARK DHNHAM, or Coqullle, passed
tnrougii hero yesterday en routo
to Portland on some matters relat-.
Ing' to Coqullle river boats.
PICTHR SCOTT, Sr., who recently soltf
hfs news stand nnd confectionery
business nt Coqullle to C. A. Mueh
on, hns returned to tho Hny.
C. O. HOCKKTT, mnnagor of the
North Hend Hox Fnctory, and W.
. jiaiioj, or .Norm uenu, were
Marshflold visitors Inst nifcht.
MRS. K. It. KINO and son. Virgil,
of South Coos River, wont out on
the trnln this morning, for Norway,
where they will locato on a ranch.
vera is that of wise men. It Is tho
policy of conserving tho best, while
doing away with the worst. It
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' THi: Ol'IKT OHSF.RYtilt SAYSi 1
At the next meeting It will bo n
Heaver 1 1 II 1 Night." thirteen nn-
MUS. I. M. WELLS, who settlod her
brench of promise enso against C.
O. King Inst week, loft on tho Al
liance yesterday for Portland.
Of course on., hns lieen lii.nrinir pHcntlons being taken in from there
mums up instead of tearing down, ' huhks all one's life, but did one already.
such Incidental destruction as nc-' tvor 'uar , ()f f"'H' that moved ; Those Initiated last night were
compnnles It being a means of con-1 Ut f a ""JJt It dean?", John Snj,,er
Rtrnctlon. The revolutionist o,- ngl-1 Oreat opportunities seldom emplov S"et,,,n"1 Wm- Kvorott. John Har
tntor would sweep away the good to 'a,, advance agent. ' I nett.Chas. Lapp, John nnd William
rid uh of the evils, burning tho1 I Wilson, .las, Oldlnnd, John V. Mol-
houso ovor our heads nnd leaving1. A" ""'"arrled man never realizes zor, C. C, Crone, Leo. L. Fnber Wm
m homelesi. In order to free us from in?l Murphy. J. K. West. Allen and Frank
Moro than one Coos Hay man Is Toila- M Jl Conlon and F. K. Kirk.
I
the rata. The statesman, the pro-
MRS. ANNA HOLLAND nrrlved on
the Express today from Allegany,
where she has been the guest of
Mrs. W. M. Roberts for the pnst
few days.
ED. LINDM3RG Is enjoying a visit
from his father, who is hero from
Port Orford. Mr. Llndberg Is ar
ranging to have Mrs. Llndberg and
Mrs. Leneve come Were to spea
MISS FLORtiNCIO HANSON lenves to
morrow for Los Angeles whero sh
will mnko an extended visit nt the
homo of her coiikIiib, .Mr. and Mrs.
O. If. Ruon
C. O. King, wlfo and dnughtor, who
hnve been living nt North Heud,
left this morning for Norway,
whoro they oxpeet to go lto tho
dnlry buslnoss.
MRS. DONALD M'INTOSII and Mrs.
Hny Turnbow, of Damon, who
Nont sovornl dnys In .Mnrshlleld
on business, returned- home th-fs
morning on tho trnln.
Suits for
Jfi8.no, $12, KS, $18, JtJO to
$.fO.(M
. 1IKFOHK W1-: MOVK.
Suits for ljW.50, $1", $15, $1H,
$:to,
AFTER WE MIOVE.
Ono Prtco Alwa-B.
The Fixup
Depeuduble Clothes.
TWO STORES
Marnhtlelil North Bend
IMiouo Sita.Ii.
A hnenclor gfrl Is always an tfl
ma Id when her hack U tnnitJ:
A innnV Idea nf a grat trsp
s to grope nil iironiiJ the- bi'i-l
room with so.ip In hfif eyes and ii
cover chere Isn't ti ton el ItntMplMl
-M-B-.
A strorig-iiilnileit woman' Ii
who doesn't care whether her I
'h ok straight or not.
STAR TNH1
North Bend
TONIGHT!
A; Giiaterraass, Mgr.
vi i.m A WALTKItS n-l k!"
puny of Ptlivctlar pluye" b
latest and best cok
draioas.
mnn pi'mt CiF PICTURES.
HIS WtiAKNKSS COXQlW
Hf. ,,...(
QUfJKN OF THB SEA
I l.,ol I,,
.t.i THE
Nestor; .
CALAMITV AXNB TAhEs
American.
AUfiMKXTKn ORCHESII
" 1a tit
Jennings'Stt
AT NORTH BBND
. . , hie IMP0"'
JUSt rcceni-u, -
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