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Newspaper Page TextII 1TWD7 ' THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELO, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1914-EVEMING EDITION. m& LLi--1-. r- ' " zz - - . 1 if I I'i ': It n i i i t If i n 'A .' s V . I. l.ni;t I i-lt.H ; .nr.i Jo f ii. II I I ; 1 ! ... I " dtlfti. i u" ' c:- ti.1l" j Tlu bur nK Tllli MODKHX WOMAN. I shnll not llo to you nny more, Flattoi-or fawn to attain my end, I km what ncvor lias been before, Woman rind Friend I shall bo stroni; as a man Is strong, I shall bo fair ns a man Is fair, Hand In locked lthnd wo shall pass along In a purer air. I shall not drag on your brldlo rein, kneo touching kneo wo shall rldo tho hill, I shall not llo to you ever again, Will you lovo mo still? Mnrkarot Wlddemer. mtlfc lingerie or wasliablo pcttl ,1 coat which has been out of stylo for a decado Is to bo tho vogue. This will mean a vastly Increased cot Ion consumption nnd will go a long way toward tho solution of tho prob lem of finding an Immcdlnto mnrktt for tho Smith's ovcrsupply of cot ton. Tho Fnnlilon Art Loaguo of Ainorl cn which lias secured tho pledges of thousands of drcssmnkors, club wo rn rn nnd social loadorB throughout tho Ualtod States to follow Its fash ion r lggostlons, through Its presi dent. Mirjo. Alia Hlplc bus scut urbacyfcflBt to Its mombors nnd affiliat ed organizations in nil pnrts of tho lidtltn tho following fnshlon sugges tlonj: "Women of discriminating tnsto U dreeing nro taking kindly to tho wid er skirt and during tho ensuing win tor this garment will again come Info 'jonorai acceptance Alrcndy It la be ing icon. With tlio return of tlila vogtlo, tho wasliablo pottlcoat Is nil Toratod, In fact, It wltl becomo al most) n necessity ibocauso of Its warmth and protection. It was not necessary with tho narrow skirt, but with tho wldor garment will provn wulcomo through Its prnctlcnl valuo. Tho Fashion Art League of Ainorl ca urges Kb mombors to diligently nil vocato thlH stylo, for tho roturn of tho wasliablo petticoat will go n lony wny toward solving tho cotton prob lorn. Kvcry woman will necessarily add sovornl to her wnrdrobo. Tho cotton dress Is out of tlio (incstlon for northorn women In tho winter months, As io tlio width of tho skirt t'10 question now agitating Amorlcan wo men Is: 'How wldo Bholl that skirt bo?'. ''This question Is of more Import nnbo Just now than tho length of coats to tho woman who always wants to bo. In tho latest mode, dood tasto dictates that tho slzo and height or tho wonrer should bo considered In choosing a now stylo that changos tho sllhouetto as radically as docs n skirt tho bottom of which suddenly wid ens from ono' yard to four yards. This would not bo nn oxtromo stylo for a woman of flvo foot flvo or six who weighs ono hundred and fifty pounds, but cortalnly would bo for n slight woman or four foot and n hnlf, and would probably mako tho short fat woman look ton to flfteon pounds lieavlor. Thoro Is no donylng that n circular cut skirt Is moro beautiful PERSONAL notices ol visitors In tho city, or of Coos Day pcoplo who visit In other cities, togothor with notices cf social nffalrs, nro gladly received In tho social de partment. Tclcphono 133. No tice of club meetings will ho published nnd secretaries nro kindly requested to furnish same. CAFKTKRIA CLUB. I : Tho Cnfotorla Club mot nfter an Inactive summer at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McKldownoy Tuesday, spending tho dolightful evening fol lowing tho Informnl supper, at enrds nnd n business discussion. Mrs. Q. 0. Suthorland, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Hanson, Mr. mid Mrs. W. A. Hold. Mr. nnd Mrs. D. 13. Moloney nnd Mr. F. A. Tlcdgon wcro present. Tho club will moot tho wcok following Thanksgiving with Mr. nnd Mrs. Ma loncy. 4. 4. 4. I I). M. C. CLUII. I Mrs. L. A. Loomls entertained Mrs, Walter Russoll, Mrs. William Vaugh nn, Mrs. Uoy Ilrnlnnrd, Mrs. Arthur Morten, Mrs. Stewart McDonald, Mrs. Henry Kern, Mrs. N. a. Haines and Mrs. Ira Wortzol of tho D. M. C. Club, nnd Mrs. Hoy Lawhorno, Mrs. Thomas Juza nnd Mrs. J. D. Jacobs ns additional guests, at tho regular bl-wcokly club meeting Wednesday. A pleasant afternoon nt embroidery was followed by n dainty lunch, In serving which tho hostess was aided by Mrs. Lawhorno. Tho club will bo ontortnlncd again In two weeks by Mrs. McDonald. 4. 4. 4. ! I KAKTHRN HTAll KOClAl. 4 Doric Chaptor, O. 13. S., holds its regular monthly social noxt Tuesday with 11 musical program, dancing, nnd mippor. Mrs. Alton tins named Mrs. Alva Doll, Miss IbIh Mnrsh nnd Miss Ellzn Ayro ns n commlttco to arrange tho entertainment. v I PIVK HUNDRKI) PARTY. 1 : Mrs. L. F. Donning has Issued In vitations for noxt Tuesday for Flvo Hundred. v CONTRIBUTIONS concerning social happenings, lntendod for publication In the socloty depart ment of Tho -Times, must bo sub mitted to tlio editor not later than C o'clock p. m., Friday of each week. (Exceptions will bo allowed only In cases whoro tho events occurred later than tho time mentioned.) I I IIAITIST LA Ml IS' AID. 4 Tho North Bend Bnptlst LiuIIoh will moot next Thursday nt tholr rooms for tho regular aid mooting. Tho Mnrshtlold Baptist Ladles' Aid mot nt tho church Wednesday for work upon tho bazaar wliJcli thoy nro planning to hold December 12th. Mrs. Nnglo, Mrs. Storey, Mrs. Moors, Mrs. Lowls, Mrs. Ash, Mrs. Bassford, Mrs. Dresser, Mrs. Dyo and Mrs. Doano woro present. Work will bo contin ued nt tho church each Wednesday. 4. 4. 4. I JOLLY DOUN. I Tho Jolly Dozen has postponed Its noxt mcotlitg day, which falls upon tho Wednesday boforo Thanksgiving for two weeks, nnd will not mcot un til December eighth. 4 4 -I I NOIITU iu:i) 1 AUCTION uiuixsi:. Mrs. L. F. Fnlkonstolu very pleas antly entertained tho North Bond Auction Bridge Club at liar homo, whon It falls full and froo and has Tuesday, having ns substltuto guest nn air of smartness when worn by tho, Mrs. Carl Jncobson, Miss l'nurn Kruso right typo, but bovvnro of tho pitfalls and Mrs, Dorby of Marshflold. Tho of blindly accepting n circular cut In ) members cntertnlnod woro Mrs. Paul your now suit skirt. In chiffons nnd Dlmmlck, Mrs. c. M. Byler, Mrs. II, nots you can chooso with groator freo- K. Burmestor, Mrs. I. B. Bartlo, Mrs. dom. Tho extra width In tho heinlH- Borgman, Mrs. George Kvorett that fashion now demands and tho' Mrs. floorgo Stophousoii, Mrs, J. (1 woro Mesdnmcs W. C. Doubnor, Har riet Forry, Mnry Browning, McChire, Otto Schetter, F. W. Pnyno, James Forty, 13. P. Lowls, A. C. Vestal, L. M. Noble, Mnry McKnlght, F. A. Haz ard, E. 0. Porham, W. B. Curtis, A. H. O'Brien, Hnrry Nnsburg, V. C. Ebbockn and S. C. Small, and Misses Maud need nnd Evolyn Anderson. Next wcok Mrs. Ebbccka nnd Mrs. Hazard will bo hostesses. 4. 4. .. 4 4 I NORTH. 11KND ALTAR UIL1. I 4 Tlio North Bond Altnr Guild met with nn exceptionally largo attend nnco Thursday nt tho homo of Mrs. Paul Dlmmlck. Thoro was no special business of Importance, Interest hing ing upon nn Invitation delivered by Rov. It. E. Browning for tho Altnr Guild to mcot Tuesday, November 30, with tho Episcopnl Women's Guild In Mnrshflold. Tho noxt regular! mooting day thoroforo will bo tho m- ...111 l. n nnntnl nlnfli. icomuer. inoro win uo a ouui ....-, ing at the church on Wednesday, De cember 2nd, and at that time nil work thnt has boon gtvon out will bo , brought In and made ready for salo Tho Indies also have a lino of cams nnd tags, etc., which thoy nro soiling 1 I Tho hostesses of tho mooting wcro , I Mrs. J. W. Grout, Mrs. A. L. Gubser, and Mrs. J, S. Nowklrk. Thoso pros-' oht woro Mesdnmcs Henry Hocck UMItl.,.,. Vnllonll w. p. Tjilrd. O. A 111.1.1111 4. .., - ' - 1 Perkins, E. B. Curtis, Holm, K. V. Kruso, J. S. Taylor, W. II. Cimppoll, ' A. L. Gubser, C. II. Evcrlst, A. Raab., Chns. Van Zllc, W. II. McNay, P. Mil ler, A. L. Wood, Rogstad, N. G. Cou sins, J. S. Nowklrk, J. W. Grout, A. S. Hlscy, J. Arms, C. A. Wilson, F. S.' Shlmlan, J. Monde, O. A. Rose, R. C. Holmes, J. ll. Moody, Wm. Otis, S. A. Fnrrln, II. 13. Kennedy, G. D. Mnn dlgo, C. A. Smith, V. Wnttors, J. A. Fitzpatrlck, J. S. Frascr nnd MIsS Evn McFarlartd. Mrs. Geo. D. Man-( dlgo will bo hostess nt tho next regu lar mooting which will bo held In' thrco weeks. J $ I MBaasaffltaaaoMflgflff1" 1 imBESxsami&mzttEasmivBSt Hf . m -f . iLi M& M,Milj&jis!SrM wt (,K(vxr- rjfflwMmAjm??mr5xmz Dm f H.L UJBiJfr w tmiWwWrW Jcvwm,m '"wll . 5"kV. ml NjiiJ Vfr ' "' i7. '&W . - I '. ' W0f- I eaiu3aiEffi7!5gm?grvI - J I Make Your Home PLAN DANCE. J At n Bpeclal meeting of tho East sldo Sowing Club at tho homo of Mrs. Horton Tuesday afternoon, nr rnngemonts woro made for tho club ' to glvo n Thanksgiving ball noxt Sat urday night nt tho Eastsldo Hall. It will bo Btrlctly Invltntlonnl. Thoso present Tuesday woro Mrs. Percy Poot, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Mooro, Mrs McKay, Mrs. McLaggan, Mrs. J. Lnpp nnd MrB. Horton. 4. 4. 4. ' I PRICSBYTKRIAN LADIKH. I Mrs. V. 13. Walters was hostess to third Thursday In December, when! .1,' .!l Mrs. Goorgo Evorltt will bo hostess. "Y ""'"" " ". Thoso attending this week woro Mrs. "ornoon. Tho hours wcro spent In C. M. Byler. Mrs. I. B. Bartlo, Mrs. B0W,n? nnL lttlor rofreshments wcro nerved. Tlioso present woro Mos- dames Geo. Razor, J. II. Orovcs, Geo D. Mandlgo, C. A. Smith, J. Mendo. R. C. Holmes, V. 13. Wnttors, Watson, F Slilmtan nnd Robt. McCann, Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Bcnrd, Mrs. E. S. Watson, Mrs. Cavanaugh and Miss Louise1 Watson. , if 4. .J. . I CHRISTIAN LADIES 4 4 Tho North Bond Christian Church Indies woro ontortalncd Tltursdny by ' Mrs. Harry Barnes. It was n work session, tho mombors bolug busy proparlng nrtlelcn for n bazanr which thoy will hold tho first Sun day In Docombor. Tho noxt moot ing will bo hold In two weeks with Mrs. McDnulol. Thoso prosont on Thursday woro Mrs; F, S. Ritchie, Mrs. Elln Covoy, Mrs. Fred Earlo, Mrs. L. Erlckson wna hostCBB ntjMrs. Edgar McDanlel, Mrs. n. J. sowing nnd chnt to tho Prlsclllas on Isancs nnd Mrs. It. 13. Glndmon. Wednesday, entertaining Mrs. Phil- Him. Mm. Orr. Mrs. UnliliiHnn. Mrs. O Carl Jacobsou, Mrs. Llnnovlllo, Rov. R. E. Browning, Mrs. John Lcnnon, Mrs. Gcorgo Evorltt, Mrs. A. 13. Mor ton, Mrs. J. G. Horn, Mrs. Donnta Hull Mrs. Lnyton, Jr., Mrs. Goorgo Steph enson and Mrs. Ralph Pnrr. 4. 4. 4. I N. Ia V. Ia A. I - Tlio Norwegian Luthoran Young LadlCB Aid postponed Its meeting this wcok on account of tho anniver sary celebration to bo hold Friday evening by tho Young People's So cloty, nnd will meet n wcok from noxt Thursday nt tho homo of Rov. nnd Mrs. II. O. Thorpe, when Miss Han nah Sunno will bo tho hostess. 4. 4. 4. I PRISCILLAS. I Snow, Mrs. Brockmiiollor, Mrs. Albco, ' I Mrs. Chrlstenson, Mrs. Bush anil Mrs. , Olson, tho latter assisting Mrs. Erlck- A. X. W. CLUB. Tho A. N. W. Club was cntortalncl ThnrHilnv nflornnnn -.v Mra t' W. son to Borvo u lap luncheon at ttio MoICnlRht nt her beautiful homo on closo of tho pleasant nftornoon. In Knob imit At tho cloao of a ,lo. two weeks tho club is to bo enter- ,ghtfu, bossIoii. rofrcshmonts woro tnlned by Mrs. a. Johnson. aorved, Mrs. C. W. Evortson nnd J Mrs. Fnnnlo Hnzard assisting tho I CHRISTIAX SISTERHOOD. j j Iioto8. It was decided to tttko , a vacation over Thanksgiving sd Tho ChrlBtlnn Sisterhood held two) Hint tho noxt mooting will bo hold mootlngs this wook, on Tuesdny and tt wpok "n1 oxt Thursday with on Thursday, for tho purposo of con.jMr8 ' '. Noblo. Thoso enjoying tinning work for tho bazaar, tho dates MrB- McKnlght's hospitality woro of holding which wero doflnltoly 8et-,Mr8- p K- Alle- ,rs- 0- A- "onnott, tied as Thursdny and Friday, Decom-Mr8- 0"vla Edman, Mrs. F. K. Hn bor 2 nnd 3. Tho plnco for tho sale . B"0' MrB- J- T- n. Mrs- J T- "' hns not yet been decided upon. Mrs.'rlBn" J,rB; U0' Jlr8- " K- Invn' W. B. Cox, Mrs. L. E. Hondryx, Mrs''Mr8' K- '"B"8. Mrs. Goo. F. Murch, II. W. Pnlntor, Mrs. D. C. McCarty,,Mw- v- Mriiy, Mrs. Mary Mc Mrs. Roso Grogg, Mrs. C. 13. Powers, ;Kn,B,lt',rs- ' M- Noblo Mrs- E Mrs. J. W. Motloy. Mrs. J. C. Jones, iKf0"0 ? on"e"; MrH' ,,UB0 Qulst' Mrs. A. C. Cox. Mrs. Matt Main. Mrs.iM" V' F' sul; M,r8' c"8- s"" 4. ' MILLiCO.MA BALL. I McDuffy, Mrs. Yako, Mrs. Cameron nnd M.rs. Rold woro present at the ' homo of Mrs. Immol Tuosduy at tho rogulnr weekly meeting, whllo Mrs. '4 Rold, Mrs. Hondryx, Mrs. Dlnln nnd I Tho Mllllconin Club wns tho scon" Mrs. McCnrty met for work Thursday of a dolightful dancing nnd card par whon Mrs. McDuffy wns hostoss. ty Inst evening, ono of tho sorles be Next Tuesday also tho meeting will bo l"g given for tho ladles. In nddl nt tho McDuffy homo. tlon to tho regulnr mombers, Sena I tors Chnniborlaln and Lnno nnd F, B. ' Walto dropped In for a few minutes. ' I PROGRESS CLUB. j 4. 4. 4. ' ! . - a Fashion Art Loaguo of Amorlcn re commends lies 6omowhoro between twp and four yards nnd can bo ob tfllnod by tho Judicious uso of ploats, circular godot effects lot In at tho sides or it can bo cut slightly clr- Horn nnd Mrs. Donnls Hull, Mrs. Bitrmester was tho fortunato wlnnor of n protty prize at cards, Tho Fnl konstolu homo wns tastefully decorat ed with greens and flowers and pre sented n charming appearance Tho cular, shirred Into tho belt lino or clul) will bo ontortalned on Thursday perhopa a gored circular would bo Docombor 2nd, by Mrs. Horn. bettor. Thoro nro many ways tho clovor dressmaker can suit tho stylo to tho woman If sho Is not compelled to follow an absolute model, and tho Individualities thus oblulned will bo quickly recognized and appreciated by the well drossed womnu. "To bo In voguo then In our skirts this winter wo must havo a smooth flat hip look with a decided flaro at tho horn and, If the flguro permits, tho fullness should bo acc'ontuatod nt tho sldos arid flattened at front and back. To distinguish this skirt from tho ono you woro Boven yoars ago tho drossmakor will probably nccontuato tho wavy look at the edgo b n shal low scallop or a slight lifting at front 6r Bides." 4. 4. 4. CHILDREN'S PARTY. Tho kindergarten conductod by Mta. J. R. Heaton In tho basement of tho Episcopal church was tho1 bcouo of n morry party on Thursday morning of this weok when thei I EPISCOPAL GUILD. , Mrs. C. K. Porry nnd Mrs. J. II, Flanagan woro hostesses nt tho Guild meeting on Tuesday, at which Mrs. W. F. Mlllor, Mrs. F. E. Haguo nnd Mrs. Coddlugton of Mllllugton were guosts, Tho chtot busluoss of tho day was tho report of tho Rummage 1 Salo Commlttco and the vote of I thanks mado by tho Guild to all who holpod In that affair. Tho salo was) very successful, considerable ovor 200 being mado, although as thoro woro n fow outstanding tho bills the oxact figures wero not reported It Is planned to hold a similar salo ov-, cry year. Among tho mombors out On Monday tho Progress Club will bo entertnlned by Mrs. W. T. Stoll at her homo on Tenth street nearl Central. 1 I YOl'XM .MATRONS. Mrs. W. A. Rold was hostess to tho f"B8t;f Joint colobra Young Matrons nt a dub mooting. '."?f U, u'nyu of llttlo George Wednesday entertaining nnd serving, i .' " Mf r' nnd, Mr8' " , Mrs. Mbrrow, Miss Margaret Shaw, I ) n ,"" Vhttt ,f, tU ah0r Mr8 Mrs. Jnrvls, Mrs. MucMlllnn, Mrs. "f ":nl,Th, s tmlyt aU "n' r00"8 John Kendall. Mrs. Guy Kendall. Mrs. J ."" l with greons Wilson, Mrs. Mnlonoy, Betty Malonoy.,""'1,,";0;8 aU tho, ,nrf M , Ruth Jnrvls. Helen Reld, Baby Kranl 'Z "f,,,f,nf,,nk J1"'1 whlto w' ny cos Wilson. Renauld Morrow and a v , n .", ' "' nCh "ttl0 Warren Reld. Tho Club plans to 0 ; 'V ,y Un)4w" ""J0'0" hold a cafeteria supper and dancing " " 'L . " f " V U, "SarUn party a tho Jarvls Ihomo on the. on, ;","",., u 10 ,., , , ., 'm, ... ' enjoy tho fostlvltlos. Wednesday following Thanksgiving, A to which tho husbands will bo invited. I a - ' 1 A Cozv and Comfortable with 'Beautiful Furniture KSl We have LEATHER . ONES too 4 PARLOR RUGS From $1.75 to $12.00 ROOM SIZE PARLOR RUGS $12 to $60.00 LIBRARY TABLES From $8 to $25.00 I Wo-Jveoneoi h teUlocklol nittirc that wHt sJlHiUHUndji moans the hr U0St On COOS Ray i arc now showjnfMn pocially nice lb m ROCKING CHAIRS From $3.00 to $45.00 LADIES' DESKS $10.50 to $25.00 JAPANESE BASKETS A beaulifufft of these from 75c to $3.50. AND REMEMBER, "WE SELL IT FOR LESS." Going & Harvey Co, COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS . The Kitchen Heater Eliminates Double Range Investment One kitchen rancjo is enough for any household. IT SHOULD BE A GAS RANGE. The gas range is the all-year-round range even in homes which have no heat provided for the kitchen. In such a house the kitchen heater makes one range do the work of two. A kitchen heater attaches to the gas range looks like a part oil takes up little room but gives off great heat. A kitchen heater lias two plala for cooking and enables the use of the clean, convenient, econom ical gas range the year round: Kitchen heaters on display at & ond and Central. Priced rf the means of all. OREGOM POWER COMPANY Second and Central Phono 178. BUY THE VERY BEST fc BUTTER itsuiueiy ! 4 4- max liAAAit. - . roit orrixo, nr.vnn UXIJHK SANITARY CONDITIONS IN A CliKAN AND MODKItN PAOTORY. STKIULIZED MILK AND CRliYM. ' J i mmBmm ll The Telephone Saves ami Btops for bk-)s it could, lilnooa at tho vonlsnt. Kxtonslon rates IliiBinoas ! .. ,i tml Possibly It U not savins " J, W you. ... -... l.. Ixl.nnn All U.MBI1BIUII M...' . (he CM nmo tlmo nnd you fan ansvir i puts your dQsk or wall instruments: J .... -til nnlV 3 l' i Sl.OU O lliiMi'". ... i """"" ..-- - nnult Roiildonco COp a iu. - FOR PARTIl'liaitS t AM' ' ' COOS AND CURRY TELEPHONE H .,... IHVlv nun"-"" 1'IICST A.viumiii .... - PURE ICE I Mrs. J. W. Honnott and Miss Oont- V .. ,.-.. . .. vlnvn Rniirral-inlfnn ir i . Tho North Ilond Methodist Ladles' ,,',:,,., .. ' ' r lon Aid mot nt tho church parlors for JL PI " 8pend Thank8" Krc0 iMU'Ciy' 8 M their regular monthly social and bus- UMnu W(,pK at ,10r 8l,,m,u'r I,0, viiono llibss meeting Tho ladlos nro plan- VArnAAftwnNwvvwsrt-' nlng nu ontprtalniuont early tu po- (Coutlnued ou Iago Three.) j sold on W '! iii. and p. in. i I :a. TYPEWRITERS All standard maKes, gj yi ments, new and rebuilt. Fox, Underwood, Hemij. ments, new ana rcouiu. r-ox, u'luu''"fnr rent ore: Oliver, L. C. Smith, and Smith Pjm-ftK Jtft ClMiilnur. renalrlnc or now platens, work K""r,hnne ii, T mrbou pnner delivered. 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