The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, December 13, 1913, CHRISTMAS EDITION, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextWIMES, MARSHFIEILD. OREGON. SURDAYCEMBER 11913 RISTMAS EDITIOM J'' ' TIME IS DRAWING RAPIDLY NEAR A HELPFUL LIST AWAITS YOU HERE BATH ROBES SMOKING JACKETS SLIPPERS HANDKERCHIEFS BELTS NECKTIES SUSPENDERS COLLAR BOXES SOCKS GLOVES NIGHT ROBES SILK SHIRTS UMBRELLAS SUIT CASES MUFFLERS COMBINATION SETS CUFF LINKS SCARF PINS "Money Talks" HUB BANDON Suits, Overcoats, Hats, Shoes CLOTHING SHOE CO. "Money Talks' MARSHFIELD MYRTLE POINT We are offering some unusually attractive specials for the Holiday Season. Art icles that make useful and appropriate (lifts at prices within the reach of everyone. Men's Silk Sox. Per pair. r.Oc and Ladles' Silk Head Senrfs. Pretty patterns. $1.75, down to Hath Holies. Specially priced. $ 1 . . t r. and Christmas Candles. Pull sl.u Hexes Clirlstnias Candle Holders. Per dozen All Pur Sets marked down to almost one-half price. READ THESE PRICES. 25c ...75c $3.95 ft 10 Ladles' Kid (Jloves. The good kinds. (h rt Per pair $1.75 and t) I nJU Infants' Caslimere Coats. Upwards Men'H Holiday Suspenders. Per pair Henutlful Sllkollne Covered Comfort- An np era.. Pull size. Upwards of tbZi&U Largo Ollt Pramo Holiday Pictures. $i".00 kinds. Now Post Card Alliums. Specially priced. $1.00, 7."o and $1,55 50c $2.95 ...25c vorx mathoxs' cli'h. THE FAIR IRVING BLOCK Next to Chandler Hotel. CENTRAL AVENUE SATISFACTION ALWAYS OR MONEY REFUNDED. SPECIAL PATTERN PICTORIAL REVIEW The "Minaret" i Doll JIZC 16 INCH IS Lady FREE! We will give a pattern of this beautiful doll's dress to every child thr.t calls at our Pattern Department.accompanied by an adult, during the coming week. Cct one for your little girl to-day. Ifo FREE. In addition to this free pat tern, wc have an extensive assortment of PICTORIAL REVIEW DOLL PATTERNS in all styles and sizes at our Pattern Counter. GUAltDIXd AOAIXKT CIIOUP. The best safeguard against croup Is a bottle of Foley's Honey and ( Tnr Compound In tho liouso. P. ' J T' o members of the Young Mat Irons' Club wore entertained Thurs day by .Mrs. D. 10. .Malonoy at sew ing. The afternoon was spent at tho usual last' Christmas rush of "things to Ins (loiio at the last minute." Mrs. It. V. .Morrow will entertain next week nt the club's first Christmas present exchange. I Among thuso Invited Thursday 1 were Mcsdanies John Kendall, Otis 1 Wilson, e.uy Kendall, II. L. Coleman, P. W. Powers. P. I.. Orannls and U. , V. .Morrow, and .Misses Nettle Savage, i ' IsIb .Marsh, draco Kruno and Madge Harry. 4 t 4 . I i douic ii.PTi:it lOLiornox. ' i Last Tuesday evening the following officers were elected by Doric Chap- tor. Order of Pastern Star: Worthy .Matron .Mrs. P. H. Allen. I Worthy Patron Tom Dennett. i Associate .Matron .Mrs. n. uiui McCrary. Treasurer .Mrs. J. II. Stnddon. Conductress Miss Prances Pranse. Associate Conductress Mrs. Alva Doll. Tho other officers are nppo'ntlve and will he named when the new Worthy Matron Is Installed. Doric Chanter and tho Masons will have a joint Installation service but It Is un certain whether It will be on the jilght of December 2fi or 27. A A Ahlrlch tariff bill and Clifford Doano told of developments In the woman Mil'frage campaign. The program was followed by a rather humorous debate on "Itesolved, That the lOniporor of (Jormuny Should s'.uwo Off Ills Mous tache." The affirmative was handled by Misses Ilessle Planngan and Hlllu "nss and tho negative by Mbsos Hoi va IManagan and Carrie Uoss. , T''e judges were Misses 10vn Dresser and Alice Tlckell and Mr. Karl Single, and they decided In favor of the neg ative. Those present were Misses Hessle nud Helvn Planngan, Carrie, Itlla and Velum Koss, Alpha Mau.ey, Alice Tlckell, Kva Dresser, Helen Mc Laughlin. Hess Ayre. Thorn Lund. Taleen Wilde, Clara Sargeant, Ituth lleddeu, Kve Hansen, Kve and Alma Kkblnd. Vera Harris. Delia Ohlland. Mnrjorlc Pulmur and Messrs. Clifford and Cluis. Donne, Keith Wilde, Chas. Smith. Howard Kelley, W. II. .Mc Donald, Chas. Prodellus. Karl Slagle, Herbert Phillips and Clifford Hur-, rows. incuts were served. Among thoso ptesent were Mib. C. II. Smith, Mi-. Henry O'Mara, Mrs. V. 10. Wattors, Mrs. W. It. Simpson, Mrs. (leorgo Holster. Mrs. Klmer Itussell, Mrs. W. Watson. Mrs. C. II. Farias, Mrs. Trapp. Mrs. U. Inzer and Mrs. It. C. Holmes. ! .j. - I PIAX I '(lit CllltlSTMAK. I . The Sunday school clnssett of the North Hond Presbyterian church nro planning for a rather elaborato Christ inns tree and program at the. church. The plans have not been completed yet. 4 IIAPTIST LADIIOS. I The Marshlleld Baptist Ladles' A 1.1 Society wuh entertained Wednesday by Mrs. .1. C. Donne at her homo r" South Plflh street. The meeting v.. largely devoted to the cooked food and fnncy work sale which thev nro holding todny. The Ineleinent weath er detracted somewhat from the at tendance. Among those prcttcut' woro Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Dresser, Mrs. John Nngle, Mrs. Alva Doll, Mrs. Lewis and Hev. and Mrs. A. P. HnsBford. , CIIAXCKIi til'ILD. I I liADIKS' AltT (M il. IIAITIST LITIOHAHV. THE GOLDEN RULE GEO. RIDOUT f.r.KHFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. 1(1(1 ID II) W uudliud, opt-u-d, flo4 or written uu- llt'VlMNl mid jiwllwj u tiMmui. II. Gllnn, Mlddlton, Ga writes; ,t a meeting of tho Haptlst I .It or "My elilldren aro very auscoptlblo 1 ary Society last Tuseday evening, sev to croup, easily catch cold. I give them Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound and In every Instance they get prompt relief and nro soon cured oral new niemboi's were enrolled anil It wiih voted to name tho organiza tion the L. T. L. ( L vo to Learn). An Interesting program was given, tho membors nnswerlng run can wun We keep t at homo and prevent ' quotations nnu m.n- jimmm -"i k .... . . ' 'An ntorest nc story was related l croup, uwi 1'ieseripiioii i-iiunuiicy, Frank D. Cohan. Opposlto Chand ler Hotol. Phone. 74. Aii lntorestlnir storv was related by Chas. II. H. Smith, n recitation was given by .Miss Carrie U. Hosh. Miss Holva Planngan outlined tho Pnyne- The Ladles' Art Club wns pleasant ly entertained Friday afternoon nt the home of Mrs. W. 10. Ilnaglnnd. The prlucipnl business wns the elec tion of officers for the ensuing year, which resulted us follows: President Mrs. W. 10. Hoagland. Vice president--Mrs. I). C. Vnugh- nn. Secretary Mrs. W. Itoss Smith. Treasurer Mrs. Lydla Lang. The club will meet next" Friday with .Mrs. A. L. Ilouseworth, wl'en adjournment will bo taken until af ter the holidays. Among those pres ent yesterday were Mrs. P. L. Sum ner, Mrs. John A. Hlatt, Mrs. W. H. Curtis, Mrs. .las. Cowan, Mrs. I. M. Coiidrou, Mrs. Olivia lOdmaii, Mrs. F, M. Flye. Mrs. W. II. Foley. Mrs. L. F. Pnlkcustclu, Mrs. A. L. Ilouseworth, Mrs. Lydla Lang, Mrs. Chas. LaChnp ollo, Mrs. W. It. Smith, Mrs. F. II. Storey. Mrs. .1. F. Telandor and Mrs. I). C. Vnughan. The Chnncol Guild of tho Marsh lleld Kplscopal church was enter tained Friday afternoon by Mrs. 3. V. Dennett and the meeting was largely devoted to preparations for decorating the flue new edlflco which will bo formally opened on Christ mas day. Tho decoratloiiH will bo most elaborate. Hev. It. 10. Drowning will deliver tho opening sermon In tho handsome edifice which ho hna labored so hord to secure. PltOd'HKSS CLUM. I -4 Tho Progress Club will bo ontor- tnlned Monday by Mrs. A. L. Hnrkor nt her homo on South Fifth Htrcia" and the principal feature of tho af ternoon's program will he n paper by Mrs. F. A. Tledgen on "Transporta vi:i ix .lAXirAitv. I I PAST MATHOXS'. Christmas Candies WE HAVE A CHOICE SELECTION OF THE FINEST CONFECTIONERY IN FAN CY HOLIDAY BOXES INCLUDING THE FAMOUS FOSTER & OVEAR'S CHOCOLATES. OUR FOUNTAIN SERVICE .IS UNEX CELLED, OUR SPECIALITIES BEING EVERYTHING WE SERVE. Lewis The Past Matrons' Association will meet noxt Friday afternoon with Mrs. 10. S. Ilitrgolt for the annual exchange of Christmas presents. : I 1 I PrUtnds of .!. (i. Mullen and MIsb Then Kruse, a well known North Hond young couple, have been apprised that their nuptials will take place In .January. Mr. Mullen hits a flno now home nlmoHt completed. j I SOCIAL SKWIXiJ CU'll. I I PltlOSHVTIOItlAX LA DUOS. I The North Hond Presbyterian Lad les' Aid Society was entertained on Thursdny at the homo of Mrs, (ieorge llazer. Following a few hours of sewing and conversation, refresh- i The Soclnl Sewing Club will bo en tertained next Thursday nftck-noon by Mrs. D. .1. Iteen at her homo on Market avenue. If you have anything to sell, rent, trade, or want help, try u Want Ad In Tho Timed, Get Your Gift for Him at The Smokehouse '11ml 'h mImt Imi hiiyw IU ilKiirh 11111I oii ulll flml Id fnvoiIlK huiiiil licie, KIIAI.U (KiAltl lTi; CHI'S MICIOIWfllAI'M I'll I H CMI All CAMI5. UU iM'HHtllWl llllll IIMlllI iMhw lb lM' Mill (IpJllV , 1 ..1. in liiMum if The Smokehouse 0 ttm. . mm. m . 141 mm MPAPWAT, he Times Does Job Printing timmmmmmmmmmmm n mi iiiim