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' THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
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MUSIC AND
MUSICIANS '""'"
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EVE.
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FIRST
ADDITION
TO
5.SHFIELD
John Brown, Failure
l.rowii spent all ho onriiod except what his wife spout for him.
Consequently f hey never had enough laid by to get a home and so
had (o live in a rented house. ILe always worked for poor wages
because necessity made him dependent, llis family knocked
around and "never had a chance." Home to them was a private
bofel, a place to eat and sleep.
Hrown admits he's a failure, but says hard luck is to blame.
Bill Jones, Success
Hill saved his money and his wife helped him. They bought a
cheap lot and put up a small home and were happy as a pair of
whins. a "few years .Bill went, into business for himself
"His family are now counted among the rising generation.
The deciding point in Bill .'Jones' lil'o was when he bought the
lot and started his homo-building.
SEE FIRST ADDITION and FOLLOW BILL'S EXAMPLE.
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ITS Central Ave.
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M.wnmmmwm w . nil liw mil !.
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FOR FOOTE'S AUTOS
four Rood earn with careful driver
rut uay service, pnono ri i-J,
Illnuco lllllttrri Parlors.
For ltft service, Phone 1200-L
HlKlit Utile.
D. L. FOOTE.
SMITH'S VARIETY STORE,
North Bend,
for Fancy and Domestio
C H I N A
Pictures & Framing
Walker Studio
LowRates for
Handling Trucks
Wfl hnill trnnkR lintwnnn nnv nnlnti
la Marshflold nml do general hauling,
for reasonable rutcs.
I BTAU THANSPCU & STOHAOK CO,
I.ovl Heisner, Proprietor
.Phones: 120-.J, -WUh. 08-11
Of Commutation fin
L) Tickets $2.00 (A)
Mrliflold.Xorth Bend Auto Lino
IVi every ten minutes from 0 . m
to lii: 0 p. in.
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Jut rocolvod, a largo nnuortmont of VICTOR racorda nnd VICTHOhAS. '
Wo now linve tlio finest nnd nioal coinploto Block wo ovor carried nml nro In n
position to fill utmost any order In tho Victor Una on short not loo.
STYLK IV $115.00
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8TYI.K X $76.00
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Jfew Models
"HENDERSON CORSETS"
also principal dlatrlbutora
"ONYX" and "CADET"
HOSE
1 S.S.JENNINGS, No. Bend
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DECORATING CO.
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CAMPBELL'S W00DYARD
Nortli Front Street,
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L. L. THOMAS
Manager
Phone liJI-J
PJinu lli'h
T
IH Chninlndno Club met Krldny
for their regular business meet
ing nnd chorus practice. Two
new members wero proBout, Mrs. K.
K. .Tones nnd Mrs., Mnlr Dnno. Mrs
Hnlllnger rend n paper, a continua
tion of the subject Tho Mnno, ns
outlined In tho l-'odorntlon study
course.
Mrs. 1 K. Wilson wns appoint
ed to mnko n waokly roport on Mu
sical Current uvonta.
No doflnlto date has boon fixed
ns yet for tho concert -which Is plan
ned for November.
Thono present Friday woro: Mrs.
K. L. Itoblnson, who was prosunt
with the club for tho first time this
year, IIsh IJvclyu AndorHon, Miss
IIcbbIo Ayrci Mrs. DnllliiKor, Mrs.
Hooth, Mrs. Coke, Mrs. Dano, Mrs.
Gnrdlnor, Mrs. Qldley, Mrs. Ilorsfnll,
Mrs. llnll, Mrs. Jones, Miss Ksthor
.lohuson, Mrs. Knotts, Misses Mny
nnd ehun Myren. Mrs. MeKnluht.
Mrs. xloJiblsou, Mrs. Ostllnd, Miss
SonKstnrken, Mrs. Sttuiff, Mrs. Sweet
man, Mrs. Wnlters and Mrs. F. ).
Wilson.
An oxcolloxt musical proKrnin was
a fouture of the party gjvun last oven
Iiik by tho KnlBhts of Templar nt
the Muton lo I.odKo rooms, irs. C.
!'. MeKnljtht nnd Mrs. F. K. Conway
compostid tho program commllteo
xnd tho followliiK numbers woro ren
dered: Qunrtotto "In Old Madrid" .Mrs Stnuff
Mrs. C. F. MoKulKht, Misses Kvo
lyn Audorflon, listher .lohnson.
Mrs. ltnllluKer nccompunlst.
Soprano SoU Mrs. A. II.
Qldley.
Soli '...'.Mr. II. A.
(Hultmnn.
Solo Mr . F. K. Con
Frlonds of Miss Mildred K. Hood
will be Intoroited to know that nlia
lias Bucconsfully flnlBhcd her woil!
(InrliiB UiV) summer as tonoher lu tho
llmwol Suhool of Muslo and enter
ed her Senior yonr nt tho Northwest
orn University School of Music. AHldo
from her regular courro ului Is talc
ing Dnlcrogo Eurhythmies with MIhs
l.iu-y llnll, who hns just returned
from tho .Incuuon Dnlcrozo Suhool lit
Drosdeu, (lormnny. Miss Hood -will
locelvud her dexreo Rradunto of mil
slo In Juno and will then roturn to
tho Hay. .
Mm. C. F. MeKnlglit Bang Sopnrn
tlou by KoimIuI nt tho social given
by Doric Chapter, O, -. S. Inst Tues
day oven Iiik. Sao was nucompnnlod
by a. Knufmnn.
Mrs. F. K. Conway who with lior
family Is now established In Tho Myr
tlo Arms lias announced Wed
nesdays and Saturdays hb her tuneh
lute days when she will rocotvo voleo
students nt her rosldouco studio.
Mr. Ilonrlk (IJerdrum will glvo n
recital nt North liond In tho near fu-
turo for tho benefit of the Norwel
glan Luthornn Chnpel nt thnt plane.
Mo will bo assisted by Mm. Frank
lyu K. Conway who will routrlhuto
tin tirln and sovornl Kngllsh nnd
Scandinavian songs to tho program.
Mrs. Allen Tnylor Wnrrou of North
Head has left for Nebraska whoro alio
will spend t.oino time visiting roln
tlos. She will bo aliaunt from Coos
liny about six months.
Miss Vols;, Director of Music In tho
Marshflold sohools Is busily ongugod
preparing for an Operetta to bo
given by tau pupils of tho & t lu and
Gth grades or tho High School llulld
Ing at tho Mosoplo Opera House on
Novombor 18. Tho nnmo of the
oporettn la "Tlio Morry Compuny,"
Qoorgo A. Wohb nnd wlfo, Sing
ing Kvnugellsta of national reputa
tion will alna; in the Chrlstlaji ctiureh
Horvicos on Sunduy Morning, A spec
ial sermon has boon prepared for
the morning.
Mrs. A 11 GIdloy will sing at tho
Tcmpeianco Ilally of tho Marohfleld
I'rotostunt C'hurt08 at tho Masonic
Opera House Sunday evening. A
malo qunrtotto composed of W. A.
Held, Messrs Shlpmnn, S. .1. Immel
and lOggloaton will glvo sovornl selec
tions nnd tho choirs of tho several
rhurchos will unite to form a chorus,
i mammm
Thoro will bo special muMc. nt the
Kplscopnl Church Sunday morning,
It being All Saints Day.
The following Is thu program: -
l'roccBslonnl - Hymn 170 - Hark tho
Sound of Holy Voices. . .Moultrie
Kyrlo Klelsou Ucod
Soprano Solo "Those nro Thay" from
"Tho Holy City".... Mrs. Miymo
Stnnloy Oldloy Oaul
Hymn 17C "For All tho Saints"
Hnruhy
Anthem "Tha-Undlant Morn" Wood
wnrd. Snnutus Ucod
Ilencdletufl Ueed
Communion Hymn "llroad of tho
World Hodges
Agnus Del Heed
Gloria lu Kxcolsis Deo Ueed
Amen Stalner
Nunc nim'tttls Slmfror
Kecesslonnl Hymn 1190 "Ten Thous
and Times Ten Thousnu. .Dykos
Mrs. William Horafall, Jr.
Organist nnd Choir Director.
Pinna nro under vny for n Uoil
Cross benefit Concert for tlio strlc
kon untions of Muropo. Tlio affair
will bo under tho direction of Ilonrlk
GJerdrum. Announcement of the
date nnd program will bo mndo nt
nn early date.
Director It. N. Fonton linn announ
ced tho following program for tho
public concert ot tlio Coos Hay Hand
at tho Opora IIouso Tuesday evening.
March "Amidst Thunder of Cannon"
Molnccko
Overture "Unrber ot SovIUo"
Hofislnl
Pilgrim ChoriiB from "Lombardl"
Verdi
Unrltono Solo "Tho Surf Polka"
, Stolnhausor
Solectlon from ,,l:rnnn, ....VordI
Hawaiian Patrol "Kllnma" Stownrt
Grand Soloctlon "Songa ot the Old
Folks" UobortB
Star Spangled Ilnnner t
n..Ug.. Bhrdl cm nil hrdl hrdliiRkq
TO ENTERTAIN
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PLEASANT AFFAIR .
FOR VISITING MUSICIANS
Mrs. W. S. Derby who has been
Inutrumvutnl lu securing Mrs. Fred
Olesnu, MIhb,Jo8sIo hyucli and Mlsa
Mortonsen, Portland muslclniu for
tho Chnmlnnde Club Novombor con
cert Is planning n reception during
t' elr stiiy In Mnrahflold In order
thnt tho soloists may moot tho mem
bers of tho Club nnd a few othors
Intorosted in musical nffnlrtt lu Mars'i
field. Mrs. Derby Is residing nt tho
Myrtle Arms nnd tho Reception Hall
ot thu Hoof (luiilou will bo tlio scone
of the charming affair.
CQQS BAY -&
USICAL DIRECTORY
3C
HENRIK GJERDRUM
PJaoo ImisiTUCitiioini
KTPDIO
Myrtle Arms
Phone 356-J
Mrs. FiraoMm
E- Comiway
INhTUUCTOU IN VOICIS
Willi llntnilicH In
Kur 'J'niliilng, Sight Heading,
ICiiiiurlatlou
Special work for i-lilldieii In Hnr
Tialiilng, Hlglit Heading, Kniiuil-
ntlon. Hales for classes (if'finir.
ITALIAN MUTIIODS USUI)
WcdiioMlny'ri nml ,Satmliiys
Phone .".(IIMj Mjrtlo Arms
MARTIN'S
..Venetian Orchestra..
. A. MAHTIN, Director
Ml'blC FOIt ANY OCCASION
Dunces iv Specially
Think of Us First
Telephone ilin-J
Mrs. Maone
Sftaoley
Gfidley
THACIIIvIt OF VOICI-J CVUVVllK
Ilcslritmi-o Studio 7UI) .Soutli ' llli
Telephono 0-.T
earn Laundry
Mrs. Wm. A. Daven
port, O. B.
TEACHER .OF EXPRESSION
AND AESTHETIC PHYSI
CAL CULTURE '
North McPherson Street,
North Bend
IrMrW AHllavM I
Taylor
B. Wh.ma
VOICE CULTURE
Hvslilcnco Studio
Norili lleiid
Phono noi
Miss Edna
Louise Larson
Pianist and Teacher
Studio Comer Central
nml Pth St,
'JVlvnliono i:)7-lt
1T-t---,r,,,mr,,''TOl"MW
Perl Riley Ballinne,; !
PIANIST AND TKAOIIKIt
Rosldenco Studio, 217 No. Third 81
Pbono 3C8-L.
ITe Laundry That Always Treats You Right
Henrik Gjerdrum.
PIANO 1N8THUCTJO.V
Studio
Myrtle Arms. Phono ilffO-J
Liliby COAIi. Tho Kind YOU Iiiivp
ALWAYS VSKI). PIiimio 7'J. Pnclfle
l.lvcri uod Traiihlt-r C'Hipjny.
Harry E. Leppert
Piano Instruction
fUVKS BPKCIAL ATTKNTIOX
TO 1NSTHUCTION TO
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