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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
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Beginning the first day of May there will be nn nd
vnnee of ten per cent (10 per cent) oil all lots in Por
'liam Park. This is in accordance with plans made
when the title to this fine residence property was
cleared. The values now offered in this tract are the
best on Coos Bay and by far the lowest one-third to
one-half lower than adjoining property in West Marsh
field. By making your selection now you will not only
save from $40 to $60, but will also have the choice of
the best and most sightly locations. Lots arc now of
fered at from $-100 to $600 a few as low as $300 on
easy terms, a small payment down and two years and
a half for the balance. Don!t wait until the best loca
tions archill taken; make your selection now and save
from $-10 to $60. "See tteid about it." Make an ap
pointment by 'phoning 2G4-.T or 327-J. Office open
evenings from 7 to 8 o'clock.
Perham Park TMSSKr
proper.ty on Coos Bay.
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W. A. KBID, Owners' Agent.
.150 Front Street.
Attractive Furniture
At Attractive Prices
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Grandparents :-
If you want to give the Recently-weds a
present for t.hfir new home that will tickle
them, give them a handsome parlor set.
Jhen, when you visit them you will enjoy
their pride in their beautifully furnished
parlor. When you give a present, you want
the best, of course. So come to us, for we
carry the extra fine, SUBSTANTIAL, up-to-date
parlor sets that you are looking for.
Our PRICES are trustworthy and square, too.
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DINING KOOM
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Everything for
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Continued from Pn,ss Tg.-
Bond enjoyed n St. Patrick's so
cial at tholr hall Tuosduy ivonlng.
Tho Emerald Islo wob typified In
tho decorations nnd following n Jolly
evening refreshments wero served
by Misses Alice Wnttors and Prances
Golden. Tho8o present were:
Misses Knto and Helen Monde,
Vern Wilson, Gladys Kranlck, Grace
Fulton, Amy Isaaco, Alice Wnttors,
Francis Golden, Esther linlioff and
Messrs. Hcrbort Korn. IUtssel Lnf
ferty, Clydo Tompkins, Georgo
Hclnzc, Horace Holmes, Randal
Jones, Herman Mende, Oscar Carl
son, Moon, Lylo Chnppollo, Clnrenco
Klbler, Molvln Jncobson, Floyd Con
ro and Arclilo Helnzc.
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PLAN TEA.
Tho Chnncol Guild of tho Marsh
field Episcopal church Is arranging
for a Silver Ten to bo given soon nf
tcr Lont, tho proceeds of which will
go towards paying for tho now altar
cloths which it Is buying.
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HAIJV PAItTV.
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Mrs. Thomas Juzn of North Bond
gavo a little party at their homo last
Sunday to celebrate tho first birth
day of tholr daughter, Miss Isabollo.
A delicious dinner wait served, In
cluding tho cako with Its ono candle.
Thoso present wero Mtb. J. W. Davis
nnd children, Mrs. Ucorgo Gulovson
nnd dnughter Gcorglnn, Mrs. "Win.
Otis and Qcraldlno nnd Wilbur, Mrs.
W. Q. Shopnrd, Mrs. N. G. Hames
nnd Mrs. II. O. Drnlnard.
K. O. CLUII.
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Mrs. Illchard Bock entertained
the IC. O. Club nt n Coos Iltver Inunnh
party Wednesday. A big picnic lunch
was onjoyed nt tho creamery. Hor
RticstB woro Mrs. Frank Musctis, MIhs
Ellznbeth Jounings, Mrs. Hill and
Mrs. Sherman Gamble
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MEET MATUItDAV.
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Tho Christian Slstcrl.ood will meot
with Mrs. W. A. Held next Satur
day. 4 O
ST. PATItlCK'H PAUTV
Mr. nnd MrB. F. L. Sumner en
tertained nt ono of tho senHon's
prettlfHt parties Tuesday ovuuliiK
in lienor of St. Patrick's Day. A
color scheme of tho Irish green nnd
white wns carried out In tho Iioiib.
decorations of clovers and potntoen
and In tho "prntloH and tay" that
followed the evening's entertain
mont. Two Irlah miildH In groon
dri'Fs nnd white capB. MIbboh Kf CI
C'nurch and lreno Prouss. nfislstod
the hoBtess In serving. Mrs. F, C.
Birch holped in receiving tho guests.
Among thoso Invited were Mr, nnd
Mrs. E. II. Jo htiK, Mr. nnd Mrs.
F. C. Birch, Mr. nnd Mis. Howard
Savngo, Mr and Mrs. (1, N. Holt,
Hov, nnd Mrs. Jos. Knotts, Mr. nnd
Have You Seen
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AIH3 YOU 1SOTHKHED WITH
COHNS? If so, you tiro deprived of
half tho ploasuro of life ploaBant
walking and healthy exerclso. A
visit to Mr. Olivlu Ktlmiui, Bclentlflc
Chiropodist, Apt. il, O'ConnolI bide.,
'will bo tho source of a pormnnont
remedy for aching feet.
Mrs. W. F. Irish, Mr. and Mrs. M. D.
Sumner, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Wi Lang
worthy, Mr. nd Mrs. Arthur Drows,
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. H. Campbell, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Cal Langworthy, Mrs.
Carl Haines, Mrs. O. S. Torrey, Mrs.
J. N, HutchtiiB, Miss Irene Prouss
nnd Miss Efflo Church. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Howard Snvago nnd Mrs. W.
Langworthy gavo recltnttons nnd
readings, and Mr. Knotts rend tho
appropriate "Wearing of tho Green."
I PHOGHESH CHJIJ
The Progress Club wns called to
order Mondny afternoon nt tho home
of Mrs. A. E, Adelspcrgcr by the
president, Mrs. Blnko. Fifteen
members responded to roll call,
Mrs. NIcholBon, Mrs. Chandler, Mrs.
Gldlcy, Mrs. Stoll, Miss Silverman,
Mrs. Corey, Mrs. Tlcdgen, Mrs. Mc-
Kiuowney, Mrs. Darker, Mrs, boiikb
tnckou, Mrs. Dan Maloney, Mrs.
Butz, Mrs. Adelsperger, Mrs. Han
son nnd Mrs. Ulnko. Mrs. Maloney
hnd tho pnpor on "Modern Child
Education," which wns dovotcd
chiefly to a discussion of tho Mon
tessorl syBtom nnd wns assisted by
Mrs. Scngstackon. During tho bus!
ncss session It was decided to cro-
ate the offlco of critic to tho work.
and Mrs. Chandler wns appointed
to take It. Airs. Auelsporger served
tea, coffeo and sandwiches after tho
regular work, assisted by Miss Helen
Hush. Tho club will meet next
with Mrs. McEIdownoy, when Mrs.
Flnnngnii will have n paper on
Municipal Art.
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I TIIIMHI.i: CliUIl PAItTV
Tho North Hend Thlmblo Club
gave n delightful evening of danc
ing nnd cards Tuesday nt tho homo
of Dr. nnd Mrs. 1. II. llartlo. Tho
rooms wero proftiBoly decorntod
with St. Patrick's symbols, the bIiiiiu-
rock and "tho harp th.it once thro'
Turn's Halls" taking first plnco. Tho
small tables woro decked with whlto
napkins folded Into boots support
ing llttlo grccn-rlbbou tied bunches
of shamrock. Tho evening wuh n
great pk-asuro to all who attended,
among whom wero Airs. It. J. Coke,
Mrs. .lunkot, Mrs. Eaton, Mr. nnd
Mrs. M. G. Coleman, Mrs. II. O'Mnrn,
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. J. Llndon, Mr, nnd
Mrs. J. C, Wnllnce, Mr. nnd Mrs.
i Inzer, Mr. nnd Mrs. S, S. Jennings,
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. E. llurmestor, Mr.
nnd Mrs. hlmor Russell, Mr. nnd
Mrs. M. 15. Everlll, Mr. nnd Mrs.
John Mullen, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. S.
Kaiser, Mr. nnd Mrs. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Kennedy, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Fred ICriiB: nnd Dr. nnd .Mrs. llar
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I Jl'XIOH MCAGUH
Tho Junior League of tho M-lh-odlst
Church woro ontormlncd Satur
day night by Enoch Anderson nt
tho homo or his imronts. Ginned
woro played during tho evening nnd
nt the close Mm. Anderson served
light refreshments.
Among thoso prosont woro: :tev.
Joseph Knotts, Kdwurd llonehrnke,
Wiiyno IlnrrlB. Leslie Holmes. El-
wlu Johnson, FimiicIb Sncehl, Eu
gene Crosthwnlto, Tom CroHthwnU',
Donald Oldloy, Donald Allen, Enoch
Anderson.
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lllltTllllAV PAItTV
Molvln Schrooder colobrnted h'H
twelfth birthday TuoBilny by Invit
ing n few of his young friends nnd
playmates to a pnrty at tho homo of
his par nts In liny City. Vnrlous
ganios siul Diversions woro enjoyed
nnd woro followed by n bountirul
dlnnor, tdrs. It. A. Cnnpln nsslHtlng
Mrs. Fihroeder In sorvlnK. ho waa
tho lotlplont of many prcsouta iih
toitous or tuo glorious nrteruoon.
Among thoso present woro:
Lyman Chnplu, Geo. Mnlonoy, Ar
thur McDougnl, Loroy Harnos, Tolo
Steck-I, Hoy Clmpln, Floyd Donnl
8on, Frank Illobo, Johnlo McDou
gnl, Albort Simpson, Joyco Fostor,
Mnry Uarnes, Hobo Mnlonoy, Grnco
Clmpln, Ticsslo Armstrong, Georglnn
ThriiHh, 1'uullna ArmHtrQiig, VIolot
Thrush nnd Mnrguorlto McDougnl.
STADDEN
ALL KINDS of PHOTOGRAPHIC
WOKK, Hroiuldo Enlarging und
Kodak Fliilxlilug,
lllltTIIDAV PAItTV
Mrs, It. L. Cnvaungh and Mrs.
W. II. Cavanaugh guve n hlrthdny
party at It, L. C'nvanagh'H homo lu
Enstsldo lu honor of Grnudmu Cav
annugh'a 7BtIi hlrtliday. Tho dec
orations woro duffoailB and buck-
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NOTICE
Tho annual mooting of tho Mnrsh-
rioid i.nnd company will bo hold In
the offlco of I. 8. Kaufman & Co,,
on Front Street, Mnrshfleld. Oro-
gon, on Mondny, tho Gth day of
April, 1914, nt 4 o'clock p, in., for
tho election of directors and for
tho transaction of such othor busi
ness as may bo brought before tho
meeting.
Dated at Marnhflold, Oregon, tho
7th day of March, 1914.
G. W.. LESLIE. Sec.
olborry. Miss Mnydrcnm McLalR
assist d tho hostess In serving re
freshments. Tho guests Includod:
Mesdames Lowls, A, Cavnnnugh, C
E. Cavannugh, C. E. Jordan, N. J.
Nelson, Illchard Whltty, K. 'L.
Hnlnes, J. W. Swnnson, Stonecyplier,
Chns. Cavannugh, W. F. Byerly,
John Tellcfson, Chns. Olson nnd
Hobt. Kittson, Miss Mnydreamo Mc
Lnln, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Stone
cypher. 1
I KPIKCOPAL GUILD
Tho Episcopal Guild met Tues
day with MrB. Deubncr nnd Mrs.
Jns. Ferry nB hostesseH. Mrs. Ferry,
who was unnblo to bo present, was
represented by Mrs. Jncobs nnd Miss
Forry. Tho usunl afternoon of
sowing nnd business wns spent nnd
n committee from tho Chnncol Guild,
Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Murch and Mrs.
Dennett measured for altar cloths.
Thoso attending wero Mrs. Noblo,
Mrs. Hazard, Mrs. Coko, Mrs. Hors
fnll, Mrs. Stnuff, Mrs. Perry, Mra.
Schottor, Mrs. Sacchl, Mrs. Mary
Drowning, Mrs. Pnyno, Mrs. O'Marn,
Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Dennett, . Mrs.
Murch, Mrs. McKnlght, Mrs. Doubnor,
Mrs. Jncobs, Miss Evolyn Andor
son, Miss Maud ilced, Miss Forry,
Mrs. Ben Chandler Mrs. Emma Tftis
burg, Mrs. Harry Nnsburg, Miss
Edith Preston nnd Mrs. JnB. Forty.
Next weok Mrs. Mnry Browning
and Mrs. Hobt. Browning Will ,bo
hostesses.
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I NOHTH HEND l'AHi:V15LL
Mrs. John MUllon gnvo a fare
well afternoon InBt weok for Mrs.
It. J. Coko and for Mrs. ItiiBmun
bcn, who leaves soon with her son
Dnrrcl for San Luis Obispo. Mrs.
W. C. Bailey, Mrs. L. F. Falken
stcln, Mm. Edgar McDnnlols, Mrs.
I. B. Bnrtle, . Hbh G rtrudo Mnndl
go, Miss Laura Krtiso and the Hon
or guests, occupied tho two tables
of miction bridge. Tho hostess .wn
nsslBtcd by MIbb Kruso.
1'OU MllS. It. .1. COKE
,
Mrs. II. J. Coko wnB gueBt of
honor nt n Thursdny afternoon nt
brldgo this weok. given by lior
dnughter, Mrs. I, B. Bnrtlo. Decor
ations npproprlnto to St. Patrick's
Bay, of greens, hyacinths nnd tu
lips, mndo tho house benutlful nnd
tho prlzos of green p.otlory, won by
Mrs. H, J. Llndon nnd Mrs. 11. E.
Kcniiody siiBtnlnod tho color scheme.
Mrs. Bartlo was assisted by Mrs.
Coko nnd Mrs. Linden. Those bid
den woro MesdnmoB C. F. McCul
loni, Goo. Stovonfion, II. E. ICounqdy,
Nnn Jenkins, M, E. Evorltt, II. E.
Irnrmestor, CnrI Dlmmlck, A. E.
Wnrron, L. . F. Fnlkonstfln, C. M.
Bylor, Mrs. J. W. flardnor. Mra.
Jas. HnBinuBBen, Mrs. John Million,
Geo. D. Mnntilgo, P. It. Wilcox, Joa
Olln, J., 1). Horn, M. G. Colennn.
it. J. Linden .ind Henry Ilooek and
from Mnrshflold, Mrs. Honry
O'.Mnru. Mra. D. C. Vuughnn, 3lrs.
Win. Dunn nnd Miss Mildred Coko.
mIsbos Frnncos Gold n, 'Pearl lionth
and Gertrude Mniuugo nlao, wero
gticsts.
CAltD PAItTV
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Dr. nnd Mrs. II. E. Ilurmostor
will oiit'iinln nt enrds nt tholr
home In North Bond this evening.
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I SOCIAL IIItKAKIWKT
.
Mra. Efflo Fnrrlngor was Tiost
osa nt u clover llttlo muslcnlo nnd
broakfn8t at hor homo on Commer
cial avenue W-st TiieHday morning.
It wuh St. Patrick's Dny nfrntr,
tho decorntloiiB being In groou nnd
Blinmrocks. Break fast wns Borvca
nt 9:.'I0, Mrs. Fnrrlngor bolng ns
BlBtcd by MIbh Ursula Farrlngor nnl
MIbh Mubel Hnri'lgnu. Thon a St.
Patrick's iiiiistcnl program wns on
Joyod, th" old Irish songH nnd mel
o'lea being rendered by Low ;Coy
"" Mrs. llobeccn LiiBo-Stump nnd
Mrs. C. AV. Montgomery. Thoso
enjoying Mm, Fnrrlngor'B hospital
ity woro Mrs. John D. Gobb, Mra.
C. Q. Van Diiyn, Mra. Currle Dun
gnu, Mrs. J. T. Ilnrrlgan, Mrs.
Wnrron Painter, Mrs. Harry Paint
er, Mra. It. K. Booth, Mra. J. w.
Flnnagnn, Mru. Carl W. Evertson,
Mra. C. W. Montgomery. Mra. llo
beccn LusO'Stump and Airs. J. CL
Kendall.
C. W. M. M.
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UVKIIV MAN should know
Through tho country ho goos
The best dressed peoplo
Wear A. E. Anderson clothes.
F. O. PHKSTON, AKt.
Mm-hhfield Cleaning nnd Dye
Works.
128 Front Stroet.
SPIRELLA CORSETS
may be obtained in Marshfield
from
Mrs. Annie Holland,
Qnpcpf fpp
352 So, 5th st,. Ph'nne200-X
MHS. Q. F, HIUAIIGEH
Dressmaking nnd Ludlcs' Tailor
lug Prices reusonublo
Over Magnca & Mntson Store
Phono UIH-J.
Tho C. W B M. envn n nt
Patrick's Day Silver Tea Tuopday
for tho benefit of tho Mission litonrd
nt tho It. A, Copplo homo. A fine
program occupied tho nftornooa
hours. There wns u recitntlon by
MIbb Allro McDuffy, plnno soloa by
Mnbol Imiuol, Lnvlna Painter nnl
Mra. John Motli v. n uim in- tils.
Dorniol Campbell nnd a rending.
"The Origin of St. Patrick's Day"
by Mrs. Ora McCnrty, also Mnrjory
(Continued on Page Six.)
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