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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, MOVEMBER 28, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
THREE
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FIRST
ADDITION
TO
MARSHFIELD
Why We Help the Belgians
The distress of the llalnlnn people I cnlllnK forth the Konorousjns
slslnneo of nil Amorlcnns. It- Is not nluna the tliatmht Hint Jllolglmir
loss Is undosorvod that npponls to our sympmhlos, but the known fact
that the Holglniis nre n thrifty, hard-working pooplo' and thorafur'ontltlod
to security from want.
Bvory Amerlcnn who KKNT8 his homo can loam from thb lloliclniis
the lesson of thrlfj. Uolglnm Is nn old world country with : congested
populntlon nnd rosourcos stretched taut to neeommodnto It people, and
still the llolglan wW fairly prosperous. How Ions would a Dalgtnn ro
stdo In the favored conditions of Amorlcn nnd not own land, ut least his
home?
Holp tho Uolglans nov! Ilut also help younolf by oimilntlug their
thrift nnd getting a home.
Soo FIRST ADDITION, tho growing soutliBldo addition. Lnrjw, lot's,
oily conveniences of water service, telephones and unto atngo service.
TcrniB to suit. ' ;
Reynolds Development CoJ3
(OWNER)
ITS Central Ave.
X. il.
Christmas Terms for the Man Who Wants a Piano
Get a Piano by Paying One Cent Down
T-fT-pt L '4--;p
Double the amount each day for 1 6 days and the Piano
Is yours and we will give you $2.68 change.. Try this on your
arithmetic. We have a carload of Christmas Pianos' in trans
it for Coos County. s
"TALK TO THOPIAS ABOUT IT"
i & r,iv H --u icHs
W'QS mL JSm
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pl
Victrola
for perfect
dance music
J'MJrMd
L. L. THOMAS, MANAGER.
Plays all llicncw dances,
loud and clear and in per
fect rhythm.
Always ready when you
want it. Keeps on playing
as lone as you want it.
Obliffinfi: enough to xc
peat any dance music.
Docs away with the
trouble and expense of hir
ing musicians.
Takes up little room-
tlocsn't crpwd the dancers.
We II. gladly play the man
Ixe. hesitation, one-stcn. tano
or any other dance music yen
wish to hear stop In any time. And wc'JI tell you all dbout our cay
terms. The instrument shown above is the Victrola VIII, $10. Otlur
Styles of the Victor and Victrola, $10 to S200.
g, Phone 134-J or 15-L
218 Central Ave.
Why buy inferior flour which is claimed to be
just as good when for a few cents more you can
buy
Sperry Drifted Snow
or
Sperry Best Family
Flour
which are gua'anteed to be
the lidBmi Best
I
"My, How Good 'They Tasted"
You remember those buckwheat cakes and maple
syrup that made chilly mornings a dslight and fil ed
them with the joy of living. Well, we can give you the
same thing over again if you will order
"HUNGER'S PURE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR."
"ADIRONDACK PURE MAPLE SYRUP"
TOWLE'S VERMONT MAID MAPLE SYRUP"
A fresh new stock of these appetizing breakfast
dishes have just arrived. .
Remember, we always have the best in the market
and at the LOWEST PRICES.
Phone 326 your first order and you will never regret
it. Let us prove it to you.
CONNOR & HOAGLAND
South Broadway
MUSIC AND 'r
MUSICIANS
Large Audience Attends
Belgian Benefit Concert
A splbndld nudleuce wna on hiiud
nnd oi time at thp Masonic Oporn
House lust evening to hear tho eon
tort given for tho benefit of the Hed '
CrosB fund. To glvo to n good cnuso
la gratifying, but seldom nre givers,
bo doubly rewarded. Artists nnd au
dience somod Inspired by the good
cause they were aiding, and good'
music and good listeners mado the'
evening Ideal.
Mr. llonrlk OJordrum, under
whoso direction tho program wns!
prepared, played two piano numbers,
tho Hoothpvon Minuet In 0 nnd "He-1
cosnlsa" (Ileuthoven-l)usenl), nnd
played thorn well. Wo haven't had
enough Heothoven hereabouts of Into, !
and, In slang phrase, these number ,
"hit the spot." Mr. Ojerdrum haw
nlrcndy taken rnuk as a capable ar
tist. Thorough nmstery of tho tech
nical difficulties of his numbers'
leaves their performance to the sub
conscious tiroccssos, and he Ih loft
frco to "feel" tho music ho plays Is
unhampered In his attention to aes
thetic considerations. Although by
no means lacking In originality, he
adhored closoly to accepted tradi
tions In his Interpretations. ,
Mr. ItenJ. Ostllnd sang a Romance
from "Carmen" and "lloljohy Wnltt"
(l'etorson-llerger). It Isn't every
town of fiOOO that can boast of a good
tenor, and Mr. Ostllnd Is always lis
toned to with pride and pleasure Ml
singing mis especially pleasing las!
night.
The Cluuntnado Club, under tin
skillful direction of Mrs. William
Ilorsfnll, Jr., next rendered three
numbers "A Song of Seasons'
, (llnwley); "Tenting on tho Old Cam)
Ground" (Klttredgo); and "Cnrmo
na" (Wilson). Tho return of tin
fhnmlnado Club Is most welcome
There nre few such organizations on
tie Pacific coast, and nolle bettor
Tho club has been Htrengthened by
tho addition of new members and
dooH boter work than over. It wat
admirably supported by Miss Clarn
Myron at tho piano.
"At Dawning" (Cadmnn), "If 1
Iltillt a World for You" (Lehnmnn)
and "Tho Way of Juno" (Wllloby).
wero charmingly sung by Mrs. liny
Kvorltt Miller. Mrs. Mlllor was In
splendid voice nnd her singing war
quite up to tho high standard of ex
cellence which she ostnhllsheil for
her work on previous occasions.
Mlsa Kdna I.arson'8 piano solo.
"Kujawmk, Polish Danco" (Wlonn
waskt), was played with flue dash
and spirit, and tho comforting free
dom from technical Inaccuracies that
always1 marks lior playing. A dis
ci Imlnntlng uso of tho podnl vyiu
noticeable, a much neglected brnnoh
of piano plajlng.
Three songs, "Confession" (Smith)
"Autumn Song" (Salter) nnd "A Lit
tie Pink Hose" (.lacobs-Hond), wen
Bung by Mrs. Mayino Stanley Uldley
Just na wo should have oxpotccd Mrs
Oldley to slug them. It Is quite
enough to shy that her ninny admir
ers wero not disappointed In their an
ticipations of her singing,
A novo! Milliliter was the Slndlliu
"Variations" for two pianos, playeu
by Mr. OJerdruht nnd Mls,s Larson
This lit a great ulg composition, full
of harmonic benutles and technical
problems. All Us requirements wen
adequately met, and, although long
It was listened to with undiminished
attention.
Tho Chnnilundo Club closed tin
program with "Chanson Provenenlo'
(Acqun-S'..olley), tho soprano part ho
lug daintily sung by Mrs. ltoy Mil
ler. The accompaniments for tin
vocal soloists worn played, capabl;
and sympathetically, by Mr. (IJor
drum.
During tho evening ltcv. Uobor'
Drowning thanked tho audience and
the performers on behalf of the com
mltteo, for their nld and Interest.
?o encores woro given. This hai
ong been the prnctlco In eastern and
foreign muslcnl egnlors, nnd, desplti
the desire to hear favorites a hccoik'
Hue, the custom lias much to re.com
mend It. A splendid sum was real
ized for the purpose In view, nnd
thoso who labored ho well to mnlu
tho affair a hucccsh are to he congratulated.
Tho following program of mush
will bo sung at tho Hplseopal ehurcl
Sunday morning:
I'rocosstounl, Hymn fiOOi "Soldiers
of Christ, Arise" l-:ivo
Voulto In A Huek
(llorla I'atrl Mornlngtot.,
Ileitedlelto . , Matthewt
ileuedlutUH i Chain
Hymn -138, "Sing My Soul ...Dyke
Hymn -18, "Como, Thou Long Kx-
pocted Jesus" Couko)
Offertory, Sontenco, "(llvo Alum of
Thy Moods" (luut
Duet, "Hark! Hark, My Bniil!"..
Shelley
Mrs. Stnufr and Mrs. Hall.
Presentation of Alms . . . Ilourgeolt
Itecosstounl, Hymn 30, "l.o, Ho
Comes with Clouds Descending"
ri'homar
Mrs. William Horsfall, Jr., Organ
ist nnd choir director.
COOS JBAY
USICAL DIRECTORY
s
Phone 326
HENRJK GJERDRUM
Piaimo Hnsfcracfciion
KTUDIO
Myrtle Arms
Phone 356-J
irs FiraokHo
E. Conway
i.NKnsurroK in voici:
With llriiiirht' In
Kur Tnilniinr, Sight Heading,
Kmmclatloii
Spoilal work for clillriicu in Kr
Trailing, Hlght IteatllnK, Knuiui-
iiCIoii. ItatcM for clMw.e of four,
ITALIAN SIKHIOIKS UKKI)
WwluuMluy'H anil KatunlajH
rjuino f.-L Myrtle Anus
Miss Edna
Louise Larson
Pianist and Teacher
Ktudlo Cfimcr Central
ami Nlt Kt.
Teloplioiio 1.17-It
loel Ostlind
I'lANO TUNKIt AND ItIMAIIU3R
Loaye crdera at W. It. Haines Mu
lc Company,
(15 S. Sixth Street. Thono Ip3-L
U your ioe PR,NT,N6 to the coos bay times COOS BAY TIMES WANT ADS GET RESULTS
t ,. i--- Li
Perl Riley Ballinger
l'lANIHT AND TKACIIEIt
rtesldenco Studio, 217 No. Third Bt
Phono 3C8-L.
wiiMlilAti'i
Harry E. Leppert
Piano Instruction
IVKg HVUCl.Ut A'lTHNTlON
TO INKTltl'l'r-IO.N TO
ClIILDUKN
I'lione U7D..I. JlarjJiflehl, Ore,
Tho follovj'Ins front a Salem paper,
will he qf Interest to tnnny Marsh
field people who will watch with In
terest tho Oarebr c?f Miss Mlllor, who
(it ono time sang nt one of tho local
theaters, being thq first to sins the,
local song, "That Coos Hay Smllo,"
tho words of Which woro wrltton by
It. O. Craves and ,he accpmpunlmont
by Mr. llnrry Lepport.
Through the kindness of a friend,
permission Is given for tho publica
tion of excerpts from a letter from
Mrs. Mlllor, dated at Chicago, Octo
ber 28. Mrs. Miller's daughter, Miss
Ada, Is ;aklug advanced musical
work In that city, leaving for thoro
recently. Tho lotter wjll bo of Inter-
st to her host of friends hero:
"Ada has settled down to hard
ivork," sho writes. "She puts In two
hours t day on vocnl study, then
.villi harmony, composition, Italian
ind working up sblos for her Sunday
hnrch work she is kopt busy. Mrs.
Kox, her teaohor hns only words of
munuendnttnn and encouragement
for Ada nnd seams to think hor capa
ble of the most difficult work, as sho
nlves hor selections of this collbor.
She ilms had "Summortltno," hy
Ward-Stephens; "Possession," by
((luollnc) II. Clough-Lolghtor, and
thu French song, 'llcclt et atr do Lin,'
ind tho orntorlo, "Isaiah." Wo have
had a number of pleasant social at
"alrn given Id our honor, nnd ovory
.vhere ieoplo nre wild over Ada'n
ilugtni;, and have planned so many
hlugs for us ditrlhg tho wlntor. Ada,
'ias been Ksked'to slug In ono of tho
nrgost' ehurchcH, beginning tho first
if the year. Sho Is still singing out
it La Orange, nnd they, nro ploased
villi her, fhr thoy want hor to stay
"Lnst week we wero taken to a
ccnptlon and banquet- Ada was on
'he program and had tp respond to n
.er.v enthusiastic encore. After hor
Inst number' 'tho tonstmnstcr nrosn
mil said, "What music! What won
lerful miislet nnd from such n llttlo
mdy. It makrs us wonder whom
t comes from!' And then he told of
tie wonderful singing of n beautiful
ilrd that had Its home In his yard,
ind suld Adn reminded him of that
bird. The minister of the North Side
ihureh referred to her In nn original
poem, In his responso to a toast, nnd
one other called her a nightingale
ind ono of tho ladles presented hor
with n hoquot of lingo yollow chry
lanthomituut. At tho oloso of tho
irogrnm n churcli. musical committee
mine to hor asking for her nddress,
and If sho won engaged, and tho
North Side pastor did tho name
"Ada Is to sing ut tho nmial 0. A.
It. banquet thu Oth of Novomuor.
They want hor to sing "Tho Star
Spangled Ilnnuer," and so mo othor
army songs.
"Ada Is to slug nt tho annual 0. A.
at thn college nnd llkos Iter tenchora
very much. President 'clgfeld Is
lovely to her, itskB how nhu Is gottlni;
nlonji and nskn hor to como nnd sing1
for him. Wo usually attend tho Sat
urday morulni; lectures nnd concerts.
Wo have not attended any of tho big
'ittrnctlous In tho city, but hopo to
when tho oporn sonson opens In No
vember. Wo Intend to soo "Madam
lluttorfly," nnd hopo It will ho so
wo can attend most of tho othors. Tho
Century Oporn Company will opon an
eight-weeks season Novoinbor 23;
will glvo "Aldn," "Madama lluttor
fly," "Cannon," "William Toll," "II
Trovatore," "Pagllaccl" and "Hnnsol
and arotol." "The MeBsJah" Is to ho
given Christinas day u tho Apollo
club.
"Thoro will t9 plenty of wonder
ful things to soo and hoar nn edu
cation In Itself and I'm sura wo
shall both enjoy our wlntor horo very
much."
Tho onmmltteo In charge of tho
Hlks' Memorial Service to bo hold
tho first Sunday In Decombor nre
making arrangements for a muslcnl
program of unusual Interest.
.
Plans aro under way for the organ
ization of a symphony orchestra, in
Mars! field. Mr. It. N. Kenton, dl-
I lector of tho Coos Hay Hand, will ho
i director and It Is thought that tliero
will he ut least twenty presont at tho
1 Initial meeting at tho band hall next
H it ltd f. 7 afternoon. Tho orchestra
I will be composed mostly of stringed
Instruments.
Director It. N. Koliton of tho Coos
Day Concert Hand has announced a
public concert Sunday, Decombor G,
ut tho Masonic opera house.
! Tho Chnnilnade CluU mot Friday
morning for their regular wookly
.chorus practice, tho lime being spent
In roliearsals of concert work for tho
lied Cross Deuoflt.
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SOUTH COOS mVKIt UOAX
SF.ItVIOK
LAUNCH UXlMtKaS
Ienv6s Marshflelil very day
H n. in, Leaves head of river
at 3: IB p. m.
HTISAMKIt ltAINHOW
leiucs head of river (hilly at 7
n, in. LcAVt-s Murslifleld at a p
j in, For charter npply qh board,
J ., I.OOKIIS .Vi SMITH,
Troprlotcrs.
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