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BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1914. EVENING EDITION.
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THE COOS
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..... i ..mm. f.r I'niniinn milieu uiiimih
.... ". ..: .. -r .V T,.i ...intPBt.nn.l ii Miw i'n. wu i-m.-y.-.i k u iwn. nuib Smith.
o, auo her S0.05 to It nnd the W In th- I- MVT. UwbMP Vk
f,
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lm .. xtrpji i,u.uuiouiiu.N'o concerning
which KVJ-m w.w run
VINI DOTH IH.OW.
"Whlchaver wny the wlml doth blow,
Souwi Iie.'irt Is glad to linvo it bo;
Then blow It east, or blow It west
The wind that blows, that wind Is
best.
iu.MuiiibiiuNa coucuralng
(.oclnl happenings, Intended for
publication in the society depart
.nenr of The Times, must bo sub
mitted to the editor not lator
than (i o'clock p. in., Friday of
each weelc. (Exceptions will bo
allowed only In casus whoro the
pvonts occurred lator than tho
time mentioned
1'EHSONAL. notices of visitors
In tho city, or of Coos Day people
who visit In other cities, together
with notices of social annua,
No-
frii.iiiv icnnlvcd In tho social cle-
..... .,....,. Tnlnlllinlin ldJ,
tlces ot club meetings will bo
nMiaim,i milt secretaries nro
l I kindly requested to furnish same.
. M . . ' fc' .wrf - - .- ..Willi vmm lllHT A'f ...- " vi
liolnt siatcni. taking Into consilient
Hon the length of stem, arrangeinenlj
of flowers,, vigor, size, number of
blossoms, etc. I
Among those eontrlbutlni; toward $
ili Rest' Room tire doing & Hnrvey, .
niiinvsnn .lohnson. Perry-Ntehol- meeting
Mrs. C. II. Winters, ur. ainiw, sen re 01
MIX.NT.-WIS cun.
Itghtftil luncheon woh &crv(.AMe'
hostess. Tho nfternoo" va?Lll
I nntly spent In bowihr, mL
conversation, u Hnn.ir.1 ;J?",te .Hi
Tlie Mltmu-Wls Clnli poalponotl Its several vocal solos rendered W"1
rtlng this week owing to the ah- K. H. Hood In bur usual rl..3
iv Short nmlna.. -"""I
ninny of the
members , milliner.
hn:d as the miiii works in tho Btoro, t tho old world nnd has l'1""
or office or shop. I npt pupil, as shown by tho handling
tint tho man seldom treats her us of nB violin. Ho proved himself a
a partner, with whom It Is to his in- master of tho Instrument ami thoso
?eKo get along smoothly. J wl. failed to ; hoar Mm n-eodf ml
He doesn't try to plnca o licr. no "".,..,' of c.m. couty. Hia ac-
Sly IllllO era u sans noi aiuuu; i
A thouiand fleets from every zono doesn't refrain from criticisms mo """',. Mr Wni Horsfall, Jr..
Arc ant upon n thousand seas; way sho does her work. Ho so dom comi '1', , . , showed marked
What b'ows for ono n favoring breczo tnlks over the details ot tho business 'r,V !"', ,taat ami tho recital
Might d.ish another with tho shock wth her or consults her, and ho gives n"''ll:st" ,. ". '1' with groat Interest
Of doom upon some hidden rock. her what he pleases of tho profits of ?"h""Lu,1l,onco. W is seldom a vlo-
.Aim so i qo noi uiiru ki wriiy
it. no uouhh i iiuuvu ii v. i". "7, Hni.t lias the nowcr of holding tno
she Is a real partner. Just as Interest-1 ' 'tlJB0tfn,, j 01,c0 throughout
ed ns ho Is in building the business SenlnS tut this Mr. Grls
np to tl big success. "" ... ,-,, nnrtnlnmoni was lin-
V" And exactly tho same thing Is true the'ausnlces of the Public Library
nm,,ot women. Tho womnn who sets Ag30L.aton,
.,' along In hiiBlness Is tho woman who .
WU learns to handle employers with kid
i?invo Sho lonrnB how to iceep on
masculine nerves, which nre far moio
raw than feminine nerves
, DKMOIITITIj Ml'SICAI.K.
For winds to waft mo on my way,
Strt leave It to a higher will
To Btny or sped me, trusting still
.That all is well, ntid suro that He
Who launched my bark win sail
mo
Through storm nnd calm, nnd
not fnll,
Whatovor breezes mny p: avail,
To lanC me, every porll past,
Within tho sheltered haven at last.
Then, whatsoever wind doth blow
Jly heart is glad to have It bo;
And, blow It oast, or blow It west,
The wind that blows, that wind is
best.
Caroline A. Mason.
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IN A sonslblo Interview, Miss Kllza
both Mnrbury, speaking of matri
mony, said:
"Any other contract Involving ob
ligations of two partners Is broken '"
Jcsn lightly these days than the mar-
ilago agreement."
And Bho might linvo added that 1
inoro ib no uus mess iinuor mo sun Snturday afternoon Mrs. William t conc0ltion of tho. work from
that people go Into that they mnko N H0 cutortalned a nunibor of lit- Shirh hl road Iiiks were Bolcctcd.
s iimo e tori to ihuku a success oi u frlema nl her homo In North Mr. Wolfram Schmcddlng is a fuv
uo u.u iiuiiiuB8 oi main- ,j0Iul , honor of nor mti0 niece, .. -..,,., ftnt, h f,0 B0los. "The
Miss Tholnin I
dellizhtfiil muslcnlo wua enjoyed
How to turn away wrath with a j,.. tl0 guests of Dr. and Mrs. Win.
..... ....,.. l.n Inlt. .7 ... nf.Il..i..lni Ai'ft.H.lir
sort word, nun to opiny mu j" uorstnii, .ir., on wuu") u,v ";
whore It will do the most good nnd at tll0 Horsfall rcsldonc In honor or
be the most soothing to inascullno jjr8 l j.j, Miliar and Mr. Carl Orls-
vnnlty. and that reclpo for gottlng oon, rho chiirin of pretty decora-
along harmoniously with men goes ton8i th0 excellence of tho program,
Just as strong for domestic life as It nn,i tno 0arnest appreciation of an
does for business. I audience of music lovers combined
The only reason that mnrrlaco Is to mnle ti,0 uvcnlug ono of rare
n rnllnrn Is hccailso WO play It US if nlnnanrn for nil.
we wero fools instead of Intelligent In opening the progrnm Mr. Alex-
I.u .an beings. nndor Martin, usually ncaru in niiisi-
I cnl numbers, dlspluyod his versatility
' by reading Bovernl scenes from "Peer
i IIOXOHS VISITOH. I nvnt " In wlilrh in. showed decided
dramatic ability nnd a moBt Intolll-
i iiui .IU...U ... ....... Mrt W0rrn
?r 'l.r "'wmS' orlt0 nrll8t' nn
l.undnulst. of Portland. WlnM direct
ecclnldl), and "Scherzo
as they
siony.
If tho nvorngo mnn would put Ounies wero nlayed by tho llttlo ones, r.n,iriPn'. antmthn. wen. nnthusl
as much energy, and Intelligence and utter which they nil sat down to a n8tCav received. Mr. Schmeddlng's
Thought Into trying to mako his mar- tempting luncheon. Miss i.ou so tccjinjnlIe 8 BUpcrb and his Intcrprc-
..b m; "vn iijiiik biHiiuiKur " " "- tntlons scholarly una iniiniui to me
to mako his grocery or his store n od In entertaining and serving tho con,p0sor'8 Idea.
bucccss, there wouli not bo bo ninny following guests: Mildred Johnson, Mr8 j. E conwny bus been henrd
marringes that aro failures. Koona Johnson, Mttble Chapman, too BOj,i0n by Mnrshflold audiences,
If tho average- womnn would use Holon I.nlrd, Ilonltn Andorson, Holon nml Knvo nuch picnBUro by hor ren
in much tact and tllplomncy In try- ItUBsell, Mildred Ilussell, Qlora Put- (,mon of two cadinnn songs "From
ing to got along with iiur husband man .tieiuu i uj. inuinm num.- tno Lnnj of Ul0 gky iUuo Wator"
says Dorothy Dlx. aa bIio does In try- uulst and Charlie UubboII. n(l ..Tno Moon nTOl)a iow" fol-
uri
J. Albert Mntson. Mnrshflold Electile and will nom its i "'?,." i ",", " V.V . "V Vm mcnR of 2
Co., J. W. llennett. Norton & Hansen, week from next Thursday with Mrs. cub will ho held at t10 "'!
Sunnier Hnrdwaro Company, Lock- P. II. Pressor. , Mrn. h. (1. MtiBtcrs at Sumner. Th6!
hnrt-Parsons, Red Cross Drug Co.,1 ProHont wore: Mr s. c,
n- tin, i.m jr. f'niii sttirntrn I :c ... - . - - ' fio n, uiiiiiviiiiiv:irn. i..
lillllH Iltlt JIVI IV VV uivinnu -t rn.ii
TIllMlll.i:. Cl.l'l'H.
Hav leo : uom aiornKu u.. fc.
Wulker Studio, c. w. woicon, uw.i
... ...!. 1.' I. llf.ijutii' nrrtP-fin 1MV A.
...! .......,'...'. niin.ni, r... ,f Piiiiiniini. .ri... .iM.i.,.iii.. pinii nt Nurth llentt I Huogrou,
rnnU ttnv uninn TAlnnhtiiie Comiuinv. ' imt.i ti.nir iiniiiinl outdoor incetlng , l' H. Hood, Mrs,
Dave Mussen, C. II. Walters and John nmi pifnle at Slinpion's Park l-i
The members nBseiuuieti ni
A rf. ' i .,, ..r.r.1. ...il.ivnil n lwiinilirill 1111(1 ..ijuio, .iin, jiiiiiiiu i'iii(r. MP. ...
illlll ill uuuii -.ijr.. . . . ,i,..i. ...,.. t... i ..7 "''.o. urn
ilHllflutm nlciile luncheon, at wnieii """' m'B '' ' 'ose, Mn n
Dr Uartlo. Mr. Derbyshire and Mr. '- iiessey, irs: Hon McCrnry. Yh
Q w Miulou wero preueni. " i.uuu ; "."'"""? ""' ' Juurom
Oshorn.
AT A(JATH (UHNIVAIi. I
Smith, Mrn. W. U. Piper, Mr, 7 S'
Noah, Mrs. Jnmeu.IVowllii. Mr.' nlr
i. MiH. L. o. Masters', 7:
.tOOtl, Mrs. Vernnti 1. J
irk Friday. I My. W. U. Oxonrltler, Mrs.E.S
t 11 a. ui.ilnga, Mrs. .1. 1 Smith, Mrs Oh
intlful and Myors, Mrs. Cliiude Piper. Mn wS"
More than thirty Coos Hay nconlo lCruso was also a guest. I'lins wore ".-;"";. u, "" 1"; ,e.nn,e Un,
spent tho major portion of the week made for a Clean-Up Day In Northtn. n le Misses Anna
at Port Or ord attending tho Agate Dend Monday. August 10 to bo ; I iV' l,t rtn.Y Ula... h'., Vnni
Carnival and visiting Curry county aged by the cub. The City Counc olo n ni nd Uln '" 'nndrlth. Flor-
frlends. Among those nttondlng of North llend agreed to share half onco smith and Kntlo Kromralnji,
.- m.. nn,i Mr. n. w. Woleott. the expense. Tho next meeting of
OlllliU
Mr, nnd Mrs. C. L. Pennock, Mr. and the club will he with Mrs,
Thoso present yes-1 I
r... w Unr-trmil Mr. nml Mrs. In two Weeks
.,119. ... ... ... ...... ...... . .. ...,, .. ,...
0. S. Torroy, Ed Mndborg nnd wife tortiuy wero: airs, .mi'iuu, ...,
nnd mother, l.ovl Smith and family, Hurmelster. Jin. H. J. Linden, Mrs.
V. C. lllrch. Otis Wilson, W. II. Ken- I. 11. Dnrtlo, Mrs. A. II. Derbyshire,
nedy, Wesley Noah, Mrs. S. A. Yonk- Mrs. Jack Wallace. Mrs. Oraves.
nm. Mrs. M. It. Smith, Mrs. C. II. Mrs. Strate. Mrs. Fred Kruso and
Dungnn. Mr. and .Mrs. Hay Martin, Mrs. M. 0. Coleman.
13. K, Jones, it. A. Wernlch, Mrs.
Thomas I.eylnnd. Harry Folsom. Miss o "...v...... ...i.. f
Ornco Fulton, Chester Hear, Judge l,A HM)I.H l.UT. I
and Mrs. Hammond. Ed Dolnn. A. -
Lnraon. A. Lang, E. It. Hyde. F. V.' Mrs. C. II. Worrell of North llend
Cntterlln, J. W. Hunt and bride, Dr. entertained Friday In honor of Mrs.
Leslie and Miss Allco Tlckell. .Weaver, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Orubbs, nnd who
-f leaves this week for her homo In
I CHltlSTIAN PICNIC. I Pennsylvania. The afternoon wnB
4 spent In making lavender sticks and
Tho Hlble School of t'e Christian later the hostess served delicious i re
Church Ib planning for their annual froslunonts to her gusts: Mrs. eu
plcnlc to be held at Sunset Hay. Aug. ver. Mrs. t.rubbs, Mrs. Shlmlan, Mrs.
j I J. W. Itussell and Mrs. Elmer Itus-
SIMCCIAL MEirrixo
ing to hold her Job as a stenographer
or a clerk, wo would ho able to do
away with tho divorce courts.
' When two mon go Into business to
Kothor they pool their capital and
eastshh: vhvn.
I
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lowed by "Vlssl d'Arte. Vlssl d'Am-
ttro" from Puccini's "Tosca," nnu
"Mnttlunta" (Tostl) tho last two
being aiing In Italian. Mrs. Con
Mis. A. Simpson of Hunkor Hill .,.. ,... i i,nn..tir..'iiv'.inAi nn.i
their ability, and they know that entertained the Eastsldo Sowing Club .,, ,,., nf ..........i KOnrano ranuo.
A. l .. . . .. .I..t l..lt t fid .. fl.mtiAnu Fll II lUiltll - ..--.. . ".
inoir bucccss uepemiH upon inoir got- ui-iikiuihi iwn.-. ....... which, however, was but modestly
ting along amiably together and do- tit hor homo In Hunker Hill, nrlous dBI)liy0(, ,,.. tho nmnbora chosen.
Ing good tenm work. Thuy know flowors made the homo most attract- nm, hor H(' wero murproted In
that If ono partner pulls ono wny, Ivo anil at the conclusion of sowing, satisfying mnnnor.
and tho other pnrtner pulls tho othor conversation and othor pastimes, de- T, Mgg c,nrn Myren wtl,
way, iinn inoy nover ugroe upon
course ot action, ami spend soino
tlmo lu scrapping, they uro bound
to fall.
Thoreforo they mako n effort to Mrs. Walter Itobortson of Eastslde.
H'ork harmoniously and smoothly to- Thoso enjoying Mrs. Simpson's hos-
gothor. They aro not alwnyB picking pltallty wore Mrs. Frank Proy, Mm.
fauItB In each other, or Interfering F. O. Urooks, Mrs. M. O'Donnoll,
with each othcr'B particular dopart- Mrs. F. Urooks or Eugene. Mrs. Fred
ntont. Thoy talk the biiBlness ovor Noi.li. Mrs. Walter Itobortson, Mrs.
togothcr, nnd conipronilse thulr opln- Fr.iuk Herman, Mrs. J. D. McKay,
rainy nnu .mis. m. a. .Mci.aggiui, .Mrs. . r.
uyeri ami .Mrs. rraiiK uoiiie.
n i.-i" ui.u"iii...n . " four piano numliora, which It Is un-
'"; ,rt- cKn ii k io nei.essary to say were well perform
hostess In serving. The cub w P(li , -,,,, th pleasure of
moot two weol.i from Thursday with u mi... ., ...' i
ui'iiiiiih ..iinn ..ijiitii uuuii ui miu iii.ii
Ions, and thoy divide
squarely tho profits.
TiiOHo tactics would work Just as
efficaciously In the home us thuy do -
in tho business, for n marriage is '
nothlni: Ipso than n Itfu lmrtnorsliln. -
Into which a man nnd a womnn on- A small, but upproclatlvo. audi
tor, nnd In which they pool their In- emu listened to the violin recital last
interests. Tho man puts Into It nil Friday evening nt the W. O. W. hall,
that he has. The woman nuts Into by Mr. Kail (Irissen, of Portland.
COQVII.LE UKCITAIj.
much prulso has been given her work
It may bo added that sho plays with
that lndcscrlbablo chnractorlstlc call
ed "stylo," which goes a long wny In
tho success of nn artist when It ac
companies tho other requisites which
Mlsa Myren possesses. Tho selec
tions given wore "Etudo In F Sharp"
(Arousky), "Hymn Itusso" (Llvoff
Low). "If I Wero a lllrd" (Honsolt)
and "March Mlgnonno" (Poldlnl).
In hor first appearance boforo a
Marshfleld audlonco Mrs. Hoy Evor
Itt Miller demonstrated at onco that
wo are most fortunate lu our acqui
sition of her musical talent. Mrs.
Miller's voice Is a warm and brilliant
I 1 f tlini l.n 1. . I..., I.. .. .1 . ..1 Im S4lin.it l.m Imnnn n It !! i innat rt
. Ul mill BI1U HUB, HUUy HUH BUUI, .Ml, IIIIDSUII MUD uut'll iiiubi ui , ,,,. ,.,. r.,, ,l
and she works In the homo Just as his life studying under tho masters . Xo. rhr00lC,0.Vhl,'l,
X JEWELRY
EXQUISlTi: AND CHARMING ARE THE NEW AND UNIQUE
THINGS WE ARE OFFERING THIS AUTUMN.lFOR A BIRTHDA Y,
WEDDING OR ANNIVERSARY GIFT YOU WILL FIND JUST
WHAT WILL SATISFY YOU, AND PLEASE THE RECEIVER.
YOU MAY KNOW THAT WHAT YOU BUY FROM US IS HIGH IN
QUALITY AND THE FULLEST VALUE FOR YOUR GOOD MONEY.
H. S. TOWER
THEZRELIAISLE JEWELER.
I her selections wero rendered with ox
qulslto tasto nnd with a delightful
freedom from affectation or manner
isms, It Is to be hoped sho will bo
generous in her contributions to fu
ture programs, Sho sang "l.ovo I
Have Won You" (Ronald). "Down
In tho Forest" (Honuld) nnd
"Nymphs nnd Fnuns" (Homberg).
Last came Mr. Carl Orlssen, who
endeared himself to Mnrshflold music
lovers in his recital of last week.
Mr. (irlsson's work has already been
given nblo criticism. Ono recognizes
In him instantly a master of his tut.
He plays w,lth tho big firm tono
which so ilollghts lovers of the violin,
but which he reduces at pleasuro to
tho finest shades of dollcaey. Ho ap
peals, at will, to tho conscious emo
tions, or lures you Into dreamland
without rear or botrnyal by faults of
technique. It Is greatly to bo re
grottod that this was Mr. Grlssen's
last appenranco here, for the pres
ent season at least, .Mr. drlssen's
numbers wore "Souvonlr do Posen"
(Wleulnwskl). "Seronudo" (Drdla),
Llebesfreud" Krlosler), nnd "Hun
garlnu Dance No. 1" tHrahms-Jon-
I'llllll).
All tho artists responded gracious
ly to hoarty encoros.
At the close or tho program dainty
refreshmenta wero sorved by the
hostess, and tho guests lingered In
tho enjoyment or conversation till a
Into hour. A pleasing surprlso was
tendered by tho impromptu rondltlon
or soveral songs by a male quartet
composed or Messrs. It. E. .Miller.
HonJ. Ostllnd. Alexander Martin and
Herbert Lupton.
The county convention of the sen
Christian churches of Coos county
will be held nt Myrtle Point August
IS to 20. Several outside speakers
will bo present and havo a part In the
convention's work.
.
HASTSlllE PICNIC.
-I
The EtiBtsldo Sewlns Cluh m
bold n BpeiKlil' meeting nt tho hotni
of .Mrs. Walter Robertson neUWed.
ncstltiy nfternoon. Mrs. Frank Pre;
tho prcaldont, hns called tho meetlnt
and usks that nil members bij prtj.
etit.
KOOLINU IMS WICT?.
FAHEWELL PICNIC.
Mrs. Davis or South FIMi street
was hostess at a delightful neigh
borhood picnic Ust Wednesday at
Charleston as a farewell to her sis
ter. Miss Sadie Olson, who left on Lund. Ida Gamble,
Miss Ella Guriiu.1 of North llend
entertained her pupils nnd friends at
a picnic at Eastslde Thursday, en
joying a Hue basket dinner and the
uiiiul picnic diversions. Among
those present wero Mrs. Gamble.
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Peet, Mrs. Sleep,
Mrs. Truman, Mis. McNniighton.
Misses Hlnnche TellefBon, Anna
Mary (lumen,
Ho (lout not squander alt hit pa;;
He's saving some.
He honcB with It to buy some diy
A little home.
Ills stylish wire, wo can't dear,
Wilt get a Jar.
She thinks lie's saving up to bo;
A touring car.
I SIGMA VUl PICNIC
The members of tho Sigma Chi
fraternity resident on Coos Day hiti
planned nn elaborate picnic and rent
son barbecue for tomorrow. Tki
members ncconiianled by their wItm
and friends will go by private launch
to tho hatchery whero evorytMni
will be lu readiness for the dij'i
(Contluuod on Pago Twelve.)
Rugs to Fit Any
Size Room
and to Fit any
size Purse
PLEASED
I It EST IMMI Sl'CCICSS.
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Tno Rest Room which was con
ducted hero during the Mooso Day
rostlvltlea proved another big suc
cess and won much praise ror Mrs.
M. A. Sweet man, who conducted It.
Somo of tho features that have not
hitherto been told In Tho Times were
tho award of the barrel of Sperry
Hour to Mrs, KulJu or Porham Park,
who. had her oloven children thore,
tho largest family in attendance. Al
fred Johnson, Jr., of Coqullle, start-
Mrs . Learn-by-experience :-
Don't be fooled Into buying common
place, cheap rugs that won't stand the
ohlldren's romping. Such rugs are the
most expensive In the END. At our store
you will find well-made, durable carpets
and rubs that you won't be afraid o use.
We have also the latest, most harmonious
colors and patterns. If you come to see
them you will buy them.
Going & Harvey Co.
Our line of Rugs, from
the smallest to the larg
est, Is the most exten
sive in style, stock, va
riety of patterns and
price to be found in
Cooc County. An ex
amination of this list of
prices is proof of this:
Small Rugs
75c $1.25 $1.50
$1.75 $2.50 $3.00
$3.50 $4.00 $5.00
$5.50 $6.50
$8.50 $10.00
Room Size Rugs
$3.00 $3.50 $4.75
$5.50 $9.50 $10.00
$10.50 $12.50 $14.75
$15.75 $16.50 $18.00
$20.00 $22.50 $25.00
$27.50 $30.00 $32.50
$35.00 $45.00 $47.50
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