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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
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SOUTH MAItSIIFIKLI) SClIOOli , , '11113 KCltll'lTMCS. ( I
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Kljjlith Crnite.
in IIIO YCOKiy BjioiunK u wiu
bc)st grades woro matlo by Until . ,3 honrt nIU, K,VOi, flrI,
Golden. 98; Clara Forguson, 100; hg convlcl,on8iogc,.
l'or tlio Christian It Is the
Hlblo which touchos a chord In
rimless to
Ohnrlos Donno, OS; Lcona Post,
100; Wilma Honglnml, OS: Eugene'
Kollcy, 0C; Ernst Whoroat, 9C.
Tho two host original designs for
mottoes chosen from this grauo by1
.Allss Volz, drawing supervisor, woro.
WIST UAI'TIST CHURCH
Albert 1 Uassford, M. A.
Itealdcnco CC3 So. 11th strcot
C9-X
Illblo School nt 10 a. m., wit
XOIIWHOIAX liL'TIIKHAN.
Hov. It. O. Thorpe
Services will bo hold In tho Nor
weglan Lutheran church at Maish-
field Sunday at 11 a. in.
Sunday school meets nt 10 a. in.
I Services will be hold In tho !nr-
weglan Lutheran Chapel at North 4.'
4 Demi Sunday at 7Hn p. in.
Sunday scbobl at 10 n. 111
:
, I CIIKISTIAV ClllHtCII
.. Snnitiel Gieccr. Minister. ..
I Itcsliloilco, 230 North Eleventh
Phono 4 01!.
Services as follows at tho Church,
comer Sixth and Central:
Hegular services every Sunday.
Hlblo School at 10:00 a. m.
Prenchlng service 1 1 a. m. and
7:. '10 p. in.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo Wobb will !
sing nt t.o morning service. .
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SWEDISH EVANOKMCATi I I
LLTIIKItAX ClIUltOH. I
Hev. U. F. llonctson. Pastor.
Hcsldcnro 2!) I Highland nvonuo.
Phono JU-Jl.
Morning service, 1 1 a. m.
Sunday School nt 9: 15 a. 111.
Services In North Ilond nt 7:!I0
p. in.
METHODIST CHUltCII
Ilov. A. S. Illsoy, Pastor.
North Ire ml
Golden,
Ait Departniciit.
I SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS. , l.1" orvico auminy win uo a.
I Local Elder, J. E. Qunlls. follows:
Rf.vf.nfli nnv Aflvenflnt Rnrvlre nrn Sunday School at 10 a. m.
thoBo of Valerian Vascy and Itutli grnded classes and competent teach-1 conducted every Saturday as follows: Vospor Clrclo and Epworth Lenguc
ors. Sabbath School nt 10 a. m. uiir.ni.
! Worship nt 11 u.m. nnd7:30 p.m. i3H,c gtmiy ntll n. m. Sermons by tho Pastor at 11 n. m.
.villi snrmnns lir PfiRlnr llnRsfiirtl. -v'm.n.. unnnin.. cnlnf.. nt n ... and 8 1). in.
.For tho art work In tho grndes Young Pcoplo's sorvlco at 0:30 for; prayer Meeting Wednesday" at :
Miss volz lias unci tno various cinss-jono nour. a special invunuon ib 7.30 () m
cs. working on original designs for "tended to all young men and wo- '
post cards, book marks, calendars, ' "' at both gcrvIccs by ,aw I ""!"S;ioon:.N;
mottoes, etc. The two best oneschorus cholr umlor Professor George ' 237 Third Stroot North
from each grauo 10 uo sent nwny .ijrq. Services nt 11 a. in.. Sunday and
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and have cuts mado from which1 A cordial wclcomo Is extended to J s () nK Wo(lncslIny.
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1 I 1. .,..11... ..... I.nnli. ""
CilTUH, tlllUlllllllB, lliuiiui-o u.i.i iuun
marks may bo mado for salo for' 1 UNITED IlUKTHItEN OIIUItOH
Xmas nrcEents. Tho salo will prob- NOHTH II1SND
ably bo hold In n down-town build
ing. Tho money procured to aid In
paying expenses. Tho ones chosen
from tho various grades follows:
Eighth grade, Valerian Vasoy nnd
Itutli Golden; Sovcnth grndo, Ed
ward Ellorbcck and Tliclma Tabor;
Sixth grade, ltudolph Johnson, Bor
onlco Mlrrasoul; Fifth grade, Ilcti-
ben Lyon, Edward Payno.
Third Oindo.
Tho following had perfect spell
ing lessons for tho pnst week: Wm.
McArthur, Gordon Noff, Jnrl Nord
runi, Mark lioono, Gcorgo Scott,
Augustus Hoffmnu, Floydo Scott,
Josophlno Savngo.
Jarl Nordrum nnd Gordon Noff
had 100 In nrlthmotlc all tho otK.
1'oiiHIi (irailc
Thoso having 100 per cunt In tho
weekly written tost In spelling were
Virgil I.0 Clair, Dick Walters, Grace
McElroy, Gcorgo Murphy, Walter
Sneddon, Adrnlno Gardner, Holon
Merchant, Tholmn Illnck, Italph
Ilnnson, Emerson Noff, Wnllnco
Lnngworthy, Nelta Gnllaughor. Chil
dren present nil tho month are
Tholmn Illack, Duncan Dashncy, Ce
cil Doll, Vernon Furn, Kalpn Mnn
son, Fredorlc llongland, Kva Jnr
venon, Lillian Johnson, Alton Knr
doll, Lauren co ICoontz, Virgil Lo
Clair, Steon Mngnus, Helen Mer
chant, Alfred McElroy, Goorgo Mur
phy, John Nordstrom, I.ostor Post,
non Lorenicii, Cnllstn Wnltors, Dick
Walters, Alice McKlnnon, Wnltor
Sneddon. Thoso having porfoct
spoiling nro Holon .Merchant, Dun
can Dashcney, Cucll Doll, Dick Wnl
tors, Goorgo Murphy.
Klftli (ii-mle.
Tho liuplls mnklng 110 mistakes
In spoiling this wook wore: Donald
Alton, Arnold Sampson, Cloiiionco
Wright, Forrest .Meyer, Krvln Storm,
Edward Piiyno and Mnybello McLaughlin.
Mrs. R. N. Lewis. Pastor
Sabbath School nt 10 a. in.
Christian Endeavor nt 7 p. in.
Preaching at 11 n. ni. nnd S p.m.
Prnyor Meeting Wednesday ovo
nlng at 8 o'clock.
NOHTH IJKNI) CHRISTIAN
CHUHCJI
-Mrs. S. Gregg, Mlnlstor-
Subjcct: "Adnm and Fallen Mnti."
Sunday School at 12 Sundny.
Keadlng room open every day
except Sundays and Holidays from 1
to 4 p. 111, J
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EPISCOPAL CHUltCII. J '
I 'I th nnI .Market. I 1
It. E. llrownlng, Hector
S n. 111. .Holy Communion.,
9:30 n. m. Sundny School.
3 p. 111., Sorvlco In St. Mary's
MHS. JESSIE 31. KAOAX,
Councllmnn, thrcc-yenr torm,.
ANDHEW LOWLAND, I
Councilman, thrcc-yenr torm.
W. J. HIT, I
Councllmnn, One-year torm.
CHAULES P. MASON,
Itccordcr.
I
Next Tuesday, December 1,
occurs the annual city elec-,
!., i ,.,u:i, :..,. n
Preaching at 11 a. in. and 8 p. m. nintrrh. North Ilond. uu" rtl vviiion IIIIIL till CU
Dlblo School. 10 a. in. i 1( . on-,..,,,, i... n,., nn.tnr nnimnilmpn nnrl n PAhi Rn.
Evangelical meeting continued ,. ' . ," . . , . , , , J
wor today. , t,,u Advent topic, "Tho Church corrjCr are Q JfJ elected.
nTlirnr! Sorlo '"1 " . TllCJ S0Cial,'St PaPty 13S thG
prone s tho human being to ioe Km above-named candidates in
nnd ombrnco comfort and self nnprov- 4 wuvi immuu uunuiucuco 111
nl rather than truth, that ho finds 1 I CATHOLIC CHUltCII the field fOI' SCfCCtiOtl for tllC I
.MAHSHI'IKLD
Mass will bo colobrntod at 10 OlllCeS.
It an easy mutter to porsuado hlni-i
run iiu.t nu mi reuny mn.uicua in 0.cIoc, anniay morning by
thought and method whon ho has t'other McDovltt.
boon told by 1:1s friends that ho Is n
eapltnl fellow and lucnpublo of cr
nov The Socialists, as the pol-.
- mnn! nrirfw nf fho unrlinn !
I CATHOLIC ClIUltOH I ',"" ''"' VJ .... ,. .. '. U ',
1 NOHTH HENi) I class, respectfully solicit the
Ttov. Fathor McDovltt ..... . . ' , . .
rnr "n inntlnr lin.v limfriilanf Hin
Judgment of thoso friends on the Mass will bo colobratod Sundny VOtCS Ol WOrKinfJ ITIGn an CI
subject In hand may be, tho nvorngo ""l" nt S by lho Itov Fathor Women tllOSC WllO are Cn-
mnn or woman lings tho belief that . . : ,,nt,, nnn,,nnr.nr,
because the persons honored by being f mtoiioIHBT 1T1SCOPAL f ?age.d '" USe,Ul 0C0 !Patl0nS-
his friends nro his frlondB, thoy must .'osoph Knotts, Pastor. lOr tllCSC .QUI' Candidates.
posjosa good Jiidgniont on nny sub- Sundny school nt 10 n. ni.
i. 1 Morning Sorvlco nt 1 1 n. m. Sor-
Tho porson thus receiving criti
cism, naked or unnskod, of thoso w!.0
111011: "Thanksgiving."
All nro cordially Invited.
Epworth Longtio nt C:30 p. in.
They have pledged them
selves to the principles and
progressive policies of the So-
speak only pleasant things, koob Junior Lcnguo Sorvlco Thursday ninli5r nnrtu qiip.Ii nc nnhlin
nbout his work feollng very right-' afternoon nt 3:15. ' " nr.innnTin
chub In the npprovnl of those whoso I'raor Meeting Thursday oven- OWIlCrShip and DEMOCRATIC
advlco ho receive, and ho really;11"- p! m.Evonlng Sermon: "Do- MANAGEMENT Of pilbliC and!
iv.t 7 1 TT: i,?'0,v,or T votlon Wor,h W",I-" semi-public utilities and the
flclont, to ho a bulwark to his work. Tbo chorus will stuff an anthem nt m nPUIMCDV ntr DDnniiPTinM
oven though In his own mind ho the inornlng sorvlco nnd Mr. H. Von lv'WOrllrVfcl1T U- rnUUUO I IUIM
knows nnd winks nt wonknossos that siilpninn will hIiik 11 solo In tho ovo- AND DISTRIBUTION, and a
'"..SIE'Z'St . .,.-.. ,. '""" . vote for them ragbtm cnoour-
- I'"-" W
lo be met who ronlly caros for trut.v I NOHTH HEM) PHESHYTEHIAN I agemdlt fOf pi'OgreSS in ifldUS-
Hev. Frederick Shlinlau, Pnstor . nv nnri nnlitinc
sundny schnoi, 10 n. in. "J MMV' i'u""uv"
SCHOOL BUT-
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To tho Editor of Tho Tlnios:
Tho honest person feaw not crltl
cIhiii, bo Hint crltklsni fair or false,
opportune or Inopportune
Tho value or any criticism Ilea In
tho nblllty of the i-rillc u oxprom
hluiHolf on lho iwrlliMiUr subject
which ho criticises. To lllimtrnte: a
liiwyer, however able In I.Ih own sub
ject 0f law, would make poor cri
tic ns to tho valuo of a qU claw In
modicliio. A bankor, however uim
bio In money matters, would not by of Judging . merlt of those
moro than ho enros for his own per
sonol comfort or his own personal
gain. Ilnforo such n eunractor the
portion of mnul! mid solflsh worth Is
a coward. Ho Is always iincomfort
able ln'caugQ ho foohi himself to be
on trial. In his own mind ho knows
that ho Is In clangor of boconilng
known oven ns ho knows himself.
Ho knows thnt his possibility of "do
calving nil tho pooplo all tho time"
is Rotting smallor. Ho knows that
hU work clooi not rlnjc sound in the
presanco of honost and Intolllxeiit
criticism, so he bonlns dofonse by xs
mIHiik tho weak points or his critic.
Ho doe this usually In ways so small
and sunve that no one guecwM what,
lio Is about. Ho seoks to dlwrodlt In '
t!:o minds of the public nil kooiI from
aiiyono wlui sbows up tlio weaknesses
of his own work. I
In history 110 othor cnllliiK uutMlilc
or th church has lwu so )ow to uc
crpt and profit by criticism as has
education. All comnetent (.(liiontir
admit this rct and Its corollary, that
the public) school do not turn out'
persona In Houeral who are capable
Prenchlng, 11 n. m.
Christian Endeavor, 7 p.
Prnnrlilncr. 8 n. m.
m.
(Pnld adv. by tho English, Swedish
Mid Finnish Soclnllst Locals.)
New Telephone Directory
Tho Now Directory covorlng nil tho oxchangos of this Com
pany la being distributed. PatroiiB nro requested to consult tho
directory and CALL I1V NU.MHEU. Subscrlhors not roeolvlng their
directory prnmpily will please notify our local office.
COOS AND CURRY TELEPHONE CO.
KIHS'L' NATIONAL HAXIi IIL'ILDINC.
Hint vlrtuo bo the right person t
uilvlvw the H'lontirie fnrnmr. Again,
h man mlKht be worth seveial thoiis-
.....1 U.M..UH 11 yoar to iwnille the In
schools. Thoso are rrts In educa
tional history admitted by everyone
who has a full vw of the situation
! So It follows that li it.li.. -..v... ..1
V. .at. ......... ..... " l"w wi
, ,B "l n "'" ''lorntlon. but Jfc.vateiii. be It of a stale, a countv or
useless as the advUer of the handling j cty. U at th mercy of Us .upcr-
Of a ?000 Shoo atiM-k. A liuruni , llltuuilnnl- u)uil. i... i. . .
. , v-.Hui , n mnn or
Xmas Cards & Stationeay
Engraved Cards Fountain Pens
mim.t bo an expert bridge player, honor or tho cheapest aort of a poll-
nut wholly without ability to judge tl-Uu. who looks first to bulwarklim PRCi: TH VMLJIIV QIQTCD
good music or competent method. In Ms own p,m0 and ho.,,i to till "fct '" YUU M' ,fcH
Coos Bay Stationery Co
Phone 430. 93 Csntral Avenue.
Liiu nifTU 1'iifiiii nt i. ........ ... .
.1,.,,.. . r i V " Wl,n a'BOOl "r ," tfl''- N other pro-
"ot o Judgment on salads and foulon offers such opportunity for
cake ,k ,,K ,ght be ,, K)refct ,n4..onipotBnt crIllrfin fw
Hoit0rac,tIt.foracookl.iK,l4ai.d uianagomuut In sheep's clothing no
absolutely gnonillt of le mmUt Qr ,(M(- vM c,0"- ""
JauBt Ko. So murl, does tl,0 vhIu. of the fathe.a were to be visited up-
" ;;;i'0";i.H,theb..,tyof the vWitm. W.B t0 .,. .
the critic In the subject under oougld. ud fourth generation." j, , ,"".
this alii t becomos either mere product, for no where oum in life
fa,trn,,l; onipty 8,,w Qr ap,t.,r th .. ot the f.th b'e" .
The human being I. born to ov me. . , 5 17
10 mmr nooui ins ruiiHs. The aver-'
nKo man or woman In asking; for i-rltl- school as the basis of t
nam umxM mil ior iriiiu, nut ror ap-
hroo to You nnd Every Olstor Sut
Bring from Woman's Ailments.
1 nin a woman.
i knew woiunn's suffering.
J Ijavu found tho euro.
I will mall, f rco ot nny charge, inv hjaj Iriil
not with full Instnicitonatoaiiy inttcwlroln
j oinan's albnenU. I aut to tell ill onu n alJout
V1?1."''"' n,r.,HiiU:r. tor loui-ueif. your
(InutfuU-r, your juotlur. or jour&ur. I nut m
... .OUi ".ow ; ,n yuuryc-lvc at homo tth- I
uoim-nsiiuttorbisK. Vliatwuoiut-n knou Irw
isolmcj, wo know lictttir th.in nny doctor. 1
l.uuw that iiiY'honi tn utmt'iit I- tat,' and sure
curoforliueontoeior MllUhdiichiiin, Uiciriikjn.cn- .
ii..iii.iui sff.uiri 01 ini riMsg, rrcilltt, iCItll CI Till J
nrlodi. Uttilci ciOiifUo Ueori, t( Ctcathi; tlio pilmla
Yni, tack d ti't. ta:nrj cd liillati.micmnit,
critplnf l.ilirj ug lh ,n, rilnicVcl-,. dltiit to (if, lot
IIiisuj, viiiiom, lidati. tnO tliddir lie nun thtro cined
t; (tikniiiii (jcjl.ar toourviz.
I wu.it to vend Jo.; a cooeliti In d)'i btitoial
attrtti' trc to provo to you tliut you can cure
yourx if ni uomo. aHiy qutricly and
Miiruly. rimi:nl.r, tluit.it t'll roil jju rglt'xito
t'lTOtho trw.tiiinit.aPom-,)lftit!iiil, fiidffyou
whh to continue, It will coat youonraoont liofiitiit v.h-jc o.' bwd tlmu Iwuci-mHuitnj-. It
will not InturfiTo with your -rls or ooouiwtl n. Jut tied tat w met tai tiiittt, toll nu huv, you
F
III
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The names and occupations of those who sinned thP nnmi
petitions of Messrs. Kimball. Telander and Evertsen and tCatl!a
signed for Messrs. Cook, Baines and Painter are printed slS !S
below in order that every Marshfield voter may IZ w t cs eft
lists of local citizezns and "business" men. e tWo
AIM HMltKbSIIIMU PARALLEL!
KKJXKIt.H 1'OIt anCSSKH. KIMHALIi, TKIjAX-
DKIt AM) HVKUTSIJX:
J. A. MAT80N, Morclmnt.
JOHN KHON1IOLM, Clerk.
CLAY ItOHBItTS, Unrtoitdor.
CIIAItLISS lCUONHOUl, Liquor Dealer.
OTTO 12DLUNI), I.lquor Denier.
HD STltONO, l'nlntor.
V. MIItUASOHL, Snloon Keopor.
A. K. JOHNSON, ClKnr Stand.
K A. LA1SI3, Liquor Doalor.
A. J. M13NDKL, Merchant and ijiquor Dcalgr.
A. J. FBNSLKIt, Cloflc.
). W. HILDUNDUAND, Hardwnro.
r. S. HAHVBV, Furniture.
A. O. PBTBUSON, Clerk.
L. T. DBNNINO, Snloon Keopor. f..r
. O. ItOQBKS. rnrmor.
t'BHT A. DOltBMUS, Bniploymont.
'AUDB DOItBMl'S, Clork. '
W. H. KENNEDY, Sodn Works.
KltED LARSON, Drfcdgor.
It. C. DILLAItD, Clerk.
JAR. E. DBItlNG, Liquor Dealer.
i:o. D-AXTEH, Dartondor.
IlUOir SNEDDON, Snloon Keopor.
W. N. BKHLAD, Hnrdwnre.
AUG. FltlZBEN, News Store.
KUETHIOP MAGNUSSON, Architect.
SHBU.MAN PINE, (Occupation Unknown.)
W. L. PHILIPS, IJutchor.
WM. S. TUItPBN, Architect. . . '
E. II. TltllUlBY, Lnboror.
N. II. 8TBHLIN, (Occiipfttlon Unknown.
V. M. PAItSONS, DniRBlBt.
W. O. HONES, (Occupation Unknown.)
WALTER H. UAIRD. I5nrtondor.
ERNEST I1ALLBTTE, Gnrbagd.
IJEIIT M. LOnBN, (Occupation Unknown.)
O. W. TKinilBY, llulldlnB Inspector.
V. M. IRELAND, Snloon Keeper.
G. W. KERREY, Lnboror.
C. W. HICKOX, liar Tender.
WALTER CONDRON, Lnliorer.
MEL G. DUNCAN, Clork.
IVY CONDRON. Grocer.
A. 13. NEI-'F. Hardwnro.
WM. JOHNSTONE, Stable Mini.
ARTHUR M'KEOWN, Clork, ireiinott Trust Co.
II. J. M'KEOWN. Hotel nnd Uar.
HERT IIAIRD, Unr Tondor.
3ICHSKIIH FOR MESSRS. n,oK, ,WlNTs .,
PAIXTl'lt. "'llhS AND
J. A. COPPLE, Merchrint
W. A. RBI D, Rem EsUto Klc
A. F. UASSFORD, Allnistur
WM-. F. IRISH, Clerk
IDA PATBRSON, Clerk.
. ' ii' Jtvi:VI8' Confectioner.
L. H. HEISNBR, Mcr. Trnnnfor
IIKMttV OBMO-n.intVll. 1" n"t0r
E. II. CAMP11ELI. ir .,..-' l'
LVI a
Co.
"talc.
A. SIMMONS, Carpontor.
a. i. uiiuuu, Alln'etar.
wan K, MALONEY. Coos'lhiv Tlm.
FRED C. WBAVER.'nrn'
,
Irnrw.i.
u .. Tk 7 "-v.(
u. -ij. uuuu, investor,
S. J. 1MMEL, Shoomnkcr.
w. ii. uua, constnble.
JOHN II. STADDEN, Pliolosrnnlinr
WILL E. HOAGLANI), Irocer'
J.. WRIGHT WILSON investor
CHAS. D. M'PHERSON, Minis of
H. M. SHAW. Physician.
JENS HANSEN, Nows Store.
JOHN C. MERCHANT, Real Kstato
G. W. KAUFMAN, Ileal Estate
G, W. LESLIE, Doctor.
CARL L. AL11RECHT, Surveyor.
A. II. HODGINS, Painter.
HARRY WINKLER, Drui;Rlst.
W. O. OGREN. MKr. Norton & Hansen
ELLEN A. OGREN, Clerk. '
J. Q. JARVIS, DriiBRlst.
0. II. WILSON, Jowolor.
.ISRAEL LANDO, (Irocer.
J. L. HRICE. Rooror.
C. C. TAGGART, PliyBlclnn.
JOHN P. MAXTON, Gnrdonor.
AUG. OLSON, Shoo Store
C. E. POWERS. Grocer.
F. M. FLYE. Plnnormnn.
If. 15. FOLSOM, Salesman.
C. A. PENNOCK, Plumbor.
A. O. HAAS. Mnll Cnrrlor.
UII.I.IAM GRIMES, Ranker.
M. C. MALONEY, Publisher and Kdltor.
II. QHCAR OULOVSEN, Furniture.
M. P. OULOVSEN, Furniture.
.1. W. HUNT. Cnrpontcr.
L. M. NODLE, Investor.O. II. NAY. Curpfiiltr
1. 8. SMITH, Eonntor. J. D. CULVER, Clerk.
COMPARE THESE LISTS, THEN THINK OVER THESE FACTS:
.MI.'S.HltS. KI.MHALL, TELAXDI3U mill KvertHonV pelltloiw were circulate sml
tc'itlflccl to by .Mr. (J. W. Trlltbcy; tliocc cr MICHSRH. COOK, IIAIXEH mid l'.U.NTCIt
by .Senator I. K. Kmltli nnd .Mr. It. A. Copplc.
Why did KIITEKX (15) KAI.OOV MI3.V lpi MI3KSIIK. KIMIUI.L, TKLAXMai
mill EVHItTHKX'H PKTITIOXH?
Did thcHe FIITKIJX (15) HA1)()X MI3X Klpi Hielr petitions lioriuiw (hey
tlioiij;lit llicso men would protect tlio'ircoplo'tc lntcicstH or llu HAI.OO.V MK.V8
l.NTBItKSTS?
' Pnld Ad. Citizen's Ticket Committee.
V A Voto Next Tncscliiy for COOK, IIAIXEH mid PAINTER, N n
Vote for the Tchvii'm Rest Intcuv.M. VQTI3 THE CITIZEXK' TICKET
Bright
Handsome
Useful
i
Special $1.60.
All Desirable Gift Elements
Are Found In Electric toasters
HERE IS THE BIGGEST BARGAIN YOU CAN IMAGINE IN AN ARTICLE ALTO
GETHER SUITABLE FOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Co-operatlvQ effort places this famous Wostlnghouso radiant toastor in W
hands for $1.60 an unheard of low price nearly as low as factory cost.
You can't make a mistake In giving electrical gifts, They are bound to please.
This is only one of a long list of Christmas bargains in electrical ware.
INEXPENSIVE
SHOP now:
BUY ELECTRICAL GIFTS. '
CHARMING
PRACTICAL
See them at
OREGON POWER CO.
Telephone 178.
Second and Central f
NO 9AW EI)qES
OH
YOUR COLLARS
if you liHve them luuudore
At
TWIN CITT HTHAM LAIJNDUY
ivoui
1 1 wl
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MERCHANT'S CAFE
Popular place for"
Good Meals.
Prices Reasonable.
Cor. Commercial & B'dw'y
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Now open under new
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0)6 Obtained in Marshfield VlI.SOX Sowing MncUUccs for sale
f rnm or rent. SRCOXIMIAND .MACHINES
Mrs. Annie Holland,
Corsetier,
of nil kinds. Cleaning nnd rcimlrlne
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