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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1914-EVENING EDITION-
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CONTniDUTIONS concerning
aoclal happenings, Intondod for
publication In tlio society depart
ment of Tho Tlmoa, muBt bo sub
mitted to tho editor not later
than C o'clock p. m., Friday of
each wook. (Exceptions will bo
nllowc'd only In cases whoro tho
events occurred lntor than tho
time mentioned.)
Hosa or tin-: womkx
Wo do not come with tho pleading
O mastors who In your might
Sot us our toll nud our nioiisuro
tho rhythm of your delight.
Slavo wo have been and playing
and mother to hear you a son
But now Is the plaything a woman
and tho toll or tlio siavo is
done.
Wo are proud and fearless O bro
thers right comrades of
fearless men.
And you who are strong shall know
us tho sweeter now than
then,
For only tho freo and noblo Is
mato to the noblo and freo,
And tho bondwoman'H son Is unwor
thy tho Hon of the free man
to be.
We have vlsloncd a distant vision
that has lured us with Its
gleam,
And tho mnrchlug line and the
trampfcot nro hot on the
trail of a dream.
Wo havo vlslonu.l a social Justice
that shall know the end of
might, I
Tho woak, tho poor and tho thwar
ted we havo been in living
.light.
And wo cry to you follow the vis
Ion follow with us nhrcast,
Brothers, comrndes, lovers, tho ducat
Is n Holy quest.
Out or tho golden dnwulug, out of
tho breaking mom
Thoy aro calling to us united tho
voices of those unborn. i
This Is tho song of tho women,
sung to tlio marching foot,
Mothers and daughters of moth
ers out In tho crowdod strcot,
Yen, and the mother or mothers,
whtto with tho passing years.
This Is tho chant or the womou, and
wise Is ho who hoars,
Porum.
SHU was propared for any emer
gency. It was her pride that
sho always carefully mapnod out
In ndvanco each posslblo contingen
cy, Flro was her bugbear. And
In preparation for a possible blazo
In her own home sho had laid down
a course of action that would havo
dono credit to a congress of flro
commissioners.
In tho first place sho would shut
tho door of the room In which tho
conflagration was discovered. Tlien,
sending her mam to turn In an alarm
at tho noarost flro box, she horseir
would carry baby across to the noxt
door neighbor for safely, and would
thon dash back for the moat pro
clous valuables In tho burning houso. I
Sho kept all these valuables In one
downstairs cupooard so thoy would
bo quickly collectoil.
Well, one day the house caught
fire. A neighbor saw the smoko
curling out of a window and turned
In an alarm. In ten minutes tliui
firemen bad killed tlio tiny blaze, i
Where was tlio calm, far-seeing, (
wlBoly-plnnnliiB mistress of the.
Ill) 11 so?
For nn hour the nelnhbors sought
her In vain, says an exchange. Then
thoy round her. She was crouching
tremblingly behind a big trunk In
the nttlc, tho baby clutched closo
In her arms. Hhe had fled thither
In crazy panic ut tho first smell of
smoke.
This story happens to be true. And
a moral koos with It. ,
You don't know what you win
do at it certain time you 'miw
wait until that times comes. 'I lien
all the cHrefully laid plans; all the
innrvoloiisly worked-out theories go
to biiiosIi and you do what the nor-1
voiib rorco working witiini you com.
pels you to do. Scientifically cal
culated solutions are ovorsnauuwru
liy tlio great human emotions.
It'B easy to decide on the spot
what you would do should the exi
gent urlso. Hut It's (iilte a different
thing to do It. With terror or ex
citement upon you you will do the
things that you tlilnk you wouldn't
do; things you can't Imagine your
self doing. And this Is true of all
things -the little and the big that
occur In our dally lives.
U your child is seriously III, you
promise yourself that If ho Is sparod
you will never speak harshly to hlni
ngaln you will forsake all lessor
ploosureB and devote your life to
lilin. . , , ... .
ir you havo uuarreled blttorly
with your husband and thoro Is an
unconifortnble, bleak atniosphoro In
tho home, you decide you'll never
trnnsgross again If only peace Is
restorod. , ...
Stop thinking about what you will
do -do something now.
Tho host motto that was ovor
passe pnrtoutod and hung In a Har
lem flat Is:
"Do It now!"
Don't wait for your child to fall
III o lavish upon him all your af
fection M'.d care.
Di.n't proiuhw yourself 'that some
time. ,.iayb. you will b mora oco
noniUal ,, ,,!
Don't wait until your husband Is
roady to lirow off tho hiirnogs to
toll him tlut you lovo him with all
jour heart. Io It now!
There comes a time In tho ll03
PERSONAL notices of visitors
In tho city, or of Coos Bay people
who visit in othor cities, together
with notices of social affairs, aro
gladly received In tho Boclal do-
nnrtmnnf. TVIntihnnn 133. No-
llniu nt ntllh IlinntlnCR wilt t0 J
published and secretaries aro ,
kindly requested to furnish Bamo.
of nnrli nnn of us when WO reproach
oursolves with what "has been." ,
Things It was In our power to .
chango havo not oeen changed, and
when It's too lato wo sit In sack-
rttitttt utnl nutinfl '
Don't dolnv until thoy slam tho
gato In your face and laugh at you
from tlio otiior sine, uo it now:
HOCIAIi AKTKIt.VOONS.
Mrs. V. F. McKldownoy and her
mother, Mrs. Q. O. Sutherland, havo
been hostesses at a sorles of do
llghtful afternoons at tho McKl
downoy homo on South Tenth streot.
Tho decorations wore slmplo but ar
tistic. Mght refreshments woro
sorvod. On Saturday ncodlowork
was tho diversion and tholr guests
Included Mrs. .1. B. Biirkhart, Mrs.
John Illatt, Mrs. F. B. Allen. Mrs.
.1. O. Langwortliy, Mrs. O. S. Torroy,
Mrs. A. B. Gldloy. Mrs. A. L. Barker,
Mrs. v. A. Ticugen, .Mrs. u. s. anuui,
Mrs. C. II. Curtis, Mrs. A. B. Camp
bell, Miss Loulso Blatt, Miss Ruth
Allen, Miss Bvolyn Lnngworthy,
Miss Klzaboth Moore. Miss Bfrio
Church. Miss Griffin, Miss O'Connor,
Miss Bthol A. Itccse, Miss Blmorc,
Miss Frances Ilurkncss, Miss Bsther
Silverman.
On Thursday bridge was tho di
version and Mrs. II. S. Tower was
awarded tho prize. Tho.se present
woro Mrs. Ward M. Blako, Mrs. II.
S. Tower, Miss Norn Tower, MIsb
Bvelyn Anderson, Mrs. Dorsoy Krolt-
,f Mrs W. I. Mlllnr. -!rn. A. T.
Unities, Mrs. A. L. Housoworth, Mrs.
V. A. Held, .Mrs. Fred Powers, Mrs.
Tally. MrB. V. T. Stoll, Mrs. .1. 8.
Hanson, Mrs. II. It. Chandler, Mrs.
It. II. Ccrey, Mrs. D. B. Maloney,
Mrs. George Goodrum and Mrs.
Vernon Smith.
Friday afternoon brldgo wim again
the diversion and tho honors woro
won by Mrs. J. W. Bonnott. The
guests woro Mrs. Bugeno O'Connell,
Xtro niimln N'nRlmri!. Mm. Doblo.
Mrs. J. S. Coko, Mrs. J. A. Matsou,
Mrs. J. W. Bonnott, Mrs. Win. Hors
fall, Mrs. I. S. Kaufman, Mrs. Iteise,
Mrs. Dcrfonbaugli, Mrs. S. C. Small,
Mrs. B. F. Morrlssoy, Mrs. J. D.
Goss. Mrs. W. M. Blako. Mrs. Wll
boii Kaufman, Mrs. W. 8. Nicholson
and Mrs. Convorse.
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I KASTSinB SKWINCJ CIA'H I
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Mrs. M. A. McLnggan was tho hos
nlta'' r 1 i , alnor of tho Kastsldo
Sowing t'lic.o Thursday, numbering
as guests .Mrs. W. F. Byerly, Mrs.
W. Kojut.ct) Mrs. F. Cassldy, Mrs.
F. Iioruian. M'-s. Percy Poot, Mrs.
Frink Prey. .Mrs. A. Horton, Mrs.
Fred Mooro, Mrs. .1. I). McKay, Mrs.
A. Simpson, Mies Hattlo McKay Miss
Stella Peterson, nud Miss Magglo
llobertsou, Mrs. Ilobortsou assisted
the hostess. In two weeks tho club
will moot with Mrs. Foster at hor
homo In Hay City.
CASINGS, PLAIN.
30x3 $11.70
30x31-2 $15.75
32x3 1-2 $16.75
34x31-3 $.17.75
34x4 $24.35
36x4 $25.95
36x41-2 $35.00
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BEST motor supplies, lowest prices, pruiuiiuira,
and completeness of stock all aid in rapidly
increasing our business.
"Nobby Tread" Tires
arc
.l nni:..LM tiro, and arc now sold under the
United States Tire Company's regular warranty perfect
workmanship and material BUT any adjustment u on
ab"Uo1 SjOOO Miles
ADJUSTMENTS MADE ON THE SPOT
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TUBES
30x3 $2.80
30x31-2 gg
32x31-2 $375
34x31-2 yg
34x4 $4.90
36x4 , $5.20
36x41-2 $6$
No matter what make of car you have GOODR.uAmS
GARAGE should be your headquarters for all your supplies,
I have a very complete stock and am at your service day and
night
SUNDAY is the day all autoists go to the country, so
before you start drop in at GOODRS GARAGE and get
fitted out with Gas, Cylinder Oil Extra tubes or whatever you
might need
FORD OWNERS ATTENTION! Everything for
your car no matter what you want Do not start out till you
have stopped at the Ford headquarters for your wants
FORD SPECIALS
Ford Special Cyllndor Oil
Ford Champion IMurb
Ford 8poclnl Shock Ahsorhors. . .
Ford Special Trunk Hacks
Fonl Special Tiro Racks
Ford Sneclal Antl-Uattlers
Ford Special .Oil Can Holders
Ford Special I.lttlo Steersman
Ford specini uii unices
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. 7flc Ford Special License Ilrackets...
9t2.no Ford Special Foot Accelerators...
9.1.00 l'orii special scat uovors
S3.00 Ford Special UumpOrs .
7.1c mill $1.00 Ford Spoclal Tool Hoxes
.. f ,! Unnnln 1 FT I nn I'ilF tuta
$1.00 Ford Special Wood Chains
73c Ford Special Water Circulator.,..
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$i30
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W.00
$.1.00
$12.30
ROAD CONDITIONS told to all auto owners desiring to know the best places togo.
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The rrlsclllas nro to meet Wednes
day for bowIiik at tho homo of Mrs.
A. li. snow in Minuter inn.
GOODRSamdS GARAGE!
Continued From I'ane liuvu
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SEE OUR RARE CHINAWARE,
WHEN YOUR WEDDING
PRESENT COMES FROM US
THEY KNOW "IT IS FINE"
WHEN YOU MAKE AN ANNIVERSARY GIFT, BE IT FOR
A BIRTHDAY, A WEDDING OR ANY KIND OF AN, EVENT, GIVE
A N EXQUISITE PIECE OF JE WEIR Y. THIS WILL ENDURE AND
BE CHERISHED FOR ALL TIME; AND EACH TIME THE RECIP
IENT SEES IT, IT WILL RECALL THE HAPPY OCCASION OF
WHICH IT WAS A MEMENTO,
WHEN A GIFT COMES FROM OUR ESTABLISHMENT, THE
GIRL WHO GETS IT KNOWS THE QUALITY IS SUPERB.
H. S. TOWER
THE RELIABLE JEWELER.
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Enormous Reductions in
MILLINERY
New Goods at Half Price
Hats that sold at from $4.00 to $15.00
Now go at from $2 to $7.50
Sale
Will be
Continued
All Next Week
MRS. A. G. AIKEN
Coos Building
Market Avenue
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