l "a,
m
w-t ja,-ln-Mhj WJUn ifT-a'Mrtif JMi'MaOT' lHfM
JQLJV JC
' Uniltl't IliU Iclitllnct It Mtt t
i E x a m i n e the weaves
in these loose, full
skirled
overcoats
Hart Schaffner & Marx
;havc chosen for these, models the
most distinctive, liveliest cloths
you ever saw.
You young men know that
often the fabric puts the
snap, in the coat.
Such "cincciy" patterns and sucl
clever fashions make striking gar
ments.
'$18 to $25
I Wo Keep Your Clothes Pressed
I free op charge
WnAlnlVMlcSfV
W OOieniVllllSJlOre
Tho home of I art Sclutfet & Mrx clolhci
MARSHFIELD
NO nFND
Pictures & Framing
Walker Studio
Artistic Jewelry for
Women
Brooches, Pendants, Ear
Rings, Toilet Sets, Diamond
Rings, Bracelets, Lockets,
Chains, Watches, Fancy Buck
lea nnd Hatpins.
-ylivttt'yrsN. y" x
Rellahlo WiitrlicA nt Moderate Cost or as Fine as may Ih ihttlml.
Purclmso will bo hold for dollvery subject to your order. Fine
artistic engraving frco of charge.
F. W. BERTRAM
FRONT STREET "
Something New
In Addition
French
Dry
Cleaning
UNIQUE
PANTAOTRIUM
Central avenue.
JAY DOYLE'S PLACE
REVITIE5
WEATHER FORECAST
OUEGOX-Rnln In west: I
tirnl.nl, I,. . . . '
. U1, ,, or Bnow n cagt.
colder with southerly winds.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE
record
For the 24 hours emllm? nt I
l!43 a. m.. 1)pi I... tt..i i
a. in
Oatllnd, special government me- I
torologlst: J
ti '
.-. a., MJ XJU11J.
"".Milium eg I
Minimum .'.'.37rj
At 4 :4a a. m ...'.43 I
Precipitation it
I Precipitation since Sent. i.
1 Precipitation samn nnrin.t i
.. -- i
I last year ' ic.or, i '
I Wind: Southwest; cloudy and I
rainy.
BORN
nlanITIto"
Mr. ntiil Mru .T.ilm
i cniiiiiu nt their homo In Albany,
SS; .?.? ,S3 ,l R0' Mrs.
Peilland Will hn rmiintiilu'irn.l' o
Miss Mabel Tiffany, a former
Mnrshfleld high school teacher.
ANDERSON' To Mr. nnd Mrs. An
drew Anderson, of North Ton Mile.
n, Kfrl. This Is their thirteenth
child, eleven of whom are living.
MATSON. To Mr. nnd Mrs. N. S.
siulHon r Fomdalo, a nlno pound
Klrl. ThlH Is tliolr second child.
Rend Hi per Miss Topping, city
librarian, will rend n paper at tho
meeting of the Cooa liny Women's
Club with Miss Lnraon.
liistsldo Meeting Thoro will bo
n Socialist debate at tho City Hall nt
L'astsldo on Wcdnseday night nt 7:30.
.Mr. Weaver will speak for Socialism
and Mrs. Wright against it.
Motes to New Quarters. Tho
Mnre,,f,oW 1JIec'r'cal Company has
now completod its moving from tho
milltllng nt 172 Broadwnv strnnt
' Nfirth nprnsd ihn atinhl tn ...i
,M0 room formerly occupied by The
iiini'n una nuiL'ii nils just uccn re
modelled. .Schilling HcIiii-iin. Joseph Schill
ing, of Myrtlo Point, who Iras been
spending tho past few days at South
ern California cities, nrrlvoil Imrn lnol
ovenlng. Ho will leavo for his homo
Tuesday or Wednesday. Rosoburg,
Rovlow.
BERTRAM'S
Wo wolcomo you to nn exhi
bition of all that Is beautiful
ami practical for gift giving.
Early shopping assures n hotter
chanco to see, moro lolsuro to
soloct, tlmo for engraving nnd
cholco of what Is most desir
able. OUR DISPLAY Of GlfT IDEAS
Is romnrkablo in variety and
beauty.
Useful Jewelry for
Men
(iold Fobs, Traveling SetH,
Cuff Links, Stick Plus, Em
blem Charms nnd Pins. Wo
carry u large lino Of Masonic,
Elk, Eagle, Mooso Charms and
Rings.
to the
system which wo recently Instnllod,
this establishment Is the only plnco
In Coos county whero expert, profes
sional cleaners aro employed nnd
whero every modem facility Is pro
vided for doing tho work thoroughly
and satisfactorily.
Remember wo dry clean anything
from a delicate bit of laco to tho
finest evening gowns and guarantee.,
our work to be thoroughly satisfac
tory. The Ladies
will no longer find It necessary to
send work to San Francisco or Port
land. ,
Phono 1S.10-X
Jiijuivl by Cow Oscar Anderson,
employed on tho A O. Rogers
ranch, came to Mnrshfleld today to
secure treatment for an Injury
caused by a kick from a cow. Ho
was walking along n row of 3C bo-
vines In the stanchions when ono
lot drive, cutting a bad gash In his
leg.
Fiuewell l'mty Tho Marsliflold
Lodgo of Elks will turn their reg-,
ular meeting tonight Into n sort' of I
laroweii party for William Reich-
?rl! V'!10 .'," ,lcaVo l" n.b.out ten ''Wt'P. P. DiETZ of North Inlet was a
.for Ills old homo In Kuimn. It In' ,.iu.. t i. i... 4...i .r .
.for his old home in Knnsa. It Is
expected that there will be a largo
turnout 01 mo members,
Family Wiw 111. Mrs. Nellie Owen
haB received a letter from her daugh
ter, Mrs. Carrlo Dungnn, saying thnt
sne is visiting at tho J. H. Mllner
homo In Petaluma. Tho Mllner fam
ily Is JusU recovering from a siege
.of diphtheria.- ,
To
Visit Daughter Eugene
,0'Connoll left this morning for San
! ' Frnnrlarn nn Mm Mmn c.m, u
Francisco on tho Nnnn Smith. Ho
expects to visit at Durllngnmo, Ca'h,
ifor somo t,mo wlth 1iIb daughter,
rMrs. William Ford, who was for
merly Stella O'Connell nnd very
well known hore.
'I'llkn rhllilron i Untuu.l f hn m...
irnrt fni. fnMnf. tu ..1.11.1...... ... i.
I now district school now being built
Jaliho forks of Coos Hlvor has been
awarded. to William BJorquist. who
is now onsy winning n boathouso
lor a gasonuo boat thnt ho Is expect
ing to .build for his purpose. His
contract opens January 1 and In tho
mcantlmo ho will charter n craft to
take tho pupils to school.
Cow Still Orpliim. : Without nn
owner, completoly cast off and enst
dtrwn, la the cow in tho city pound,
ono of tho. original soven that wcro
herded there by officers some tlmo
on Monday night. Yesterday six woro
claimed but tho seventh Is still there.
Tho ownor, on calling, must first
leavo 12.G0 in tho city tronsury.
New rHMcnger Cars A now pas
senger car with a. seating capacity
of 10 porsonB was on tho strcot to
dny boing tried out by V. . (Jorst
of tho (Jorst nnd King North Hand
Btngo lino. Should this ypo of
machine provo successful on tho
run, Mr. Gorst Is planning on or
dering two or three moro of thorn
for tho regular run.
Tluvntoiied Kx-Wlfe. On tho
claims of his former wife that ho. had
visited hor homo three times yester
day under tho influcuco of liquor nnd
threatened her, a wnrrnnt was sworn
out in Judgo Shuster's court at North
Horn! for tho arrest of Mllo IU Ad
ams. Tho man left town beforo the
""leers conic1
rest him. Mrs. Ad-
",,,B "":K';n
,dams camo to her
houso under the protensc of scolnc
tho children and that sho is afraid
, of her life. Tho couplo secured a dl
vorco last year and at tho tlmo Judgo
Coko warned Adams to stny away.
I May Como to MarMiflelil Ono of
tho most optimistic men In South
ern Oregon lias boon unearthed. IIo
Is n man of about GO years of ago
i who hns lived In Myrtlo Point for
1 44 years nnd never yet hns been
In Marsliflold but declares his bo-
Hot still "that some day ho will
J como." Tho man was discovered u
I fow days ngo by Edward S. Faw
, cott who was In Myrtlo Point on n
' visit. When shown photographs of
tho city tho ploncor declared In
wonderment, "I always heard that
you havo quite a city over thoro."
I Denies Charges H. R. Fiolds of
(lardinor, has writton n strong let
ter to the Rp80burg Rovlow, point
I Ing out that tho charges against
JnH. Ferguson of taking tho money
I that Rny Bunch stolp from Kuhp
lnro Ill-founded. Mr. Fields says
tlut ho has known Ferguson for
years and thnt ho is miro It Is not
itruo. Furthermore ho points out
that $400 of tho money was said
! by Kulin to bo In gold nnd thnt
' it would havo been Impossible for
Bunch to havo had this amount
of gold on his person nnd escapo
detection when ho was searched by
I tho officers.
1 Grand
To-Nigh t!
' Special Musical Program by tho', -Mrs. Kittson of Eastsldo Is Improv
Orand Venetian Orchestra Corn- l,1B nJdly from her recent Illness,
posed of Coos Hay's Best Musicians. I Mrs. O. Peterson of Eastsldo, who
SVleni?iMMBae,ec tin M0JuPh vSf'VJ?? I haB been '" la improving vqry slowly.
WATERS ' W' 8,1"'Van ' t10 I-loyl Hotel,
Th ipih vniamin nf "tiip iPR. MB Wnewhat bettor today ufter an
llPoV V'AuISe," ?ho great m". tIT th?.UB", l IUtV"T
000 priw serial story featuring d he wl )0 confined to his bed
Miss Poarl Vhlto and tho Pat he for80nl ""
players I U8 Person, of Ten Mllo, Is ex-
Paulino Is tho nucen of tho mov- l'.ec,cU to 'leave Mercy Hospital to-
iesi her drawing power is beyond '
description seo her tonight. .
"A MIX-UP ATt MURPHY'S" nnd '
"CURING MR. GOODHEAD," two,a ll10 though ho has not yot been
good Blograph comedies a laugh "renounced out pf danger. For al-
for soveral minutes. "lost two weeks ho was kept alive
, "ins rvROTHKii'H ni.oon." i.u- with tho use of stimulants and oxy-
bln melodruma In two reels you,
can always aenena upon iiieso
m.io nt riima rnr i.oinc (.nnii tiiia
ifeaturo we can recommend to our,
patrons. I
HEARST SELIO WEEKLY N0..5C
All tho very latest war news is
shown In this number several i
items of Interest. '
Children 5c Adults IBc
TOMORROW NIGHT Tho sec-,
. , . ..r.rt -...,.... At-.
onu cnupier oi iici.urcw ju-
VENTURER," the Arthur Johnson
serial story. Tho best bet In pic-!
tures.
-. - ,
Wmmm
CAUL UOSS camo down this morning
on business from his home at North
Inlet.
MASON NOAH was among tho visi
tors In tho city today from Alle
gany. visitor In tho city today on a slfort
business trip.
W LLIAM VINCAMP, of Allegnny,
wns down todny looking nfter somo
ntters of business.
MKS. OSCAR OHM AN was among tho
shopping visitors In tho city today
from North Inlet.
MnS, NED GALLOWAY waB down
pn tho North Star today having
some dental work dono.
MKS. II. E. EDWARDS camo down
this morning from Allegany to vis
it nnd shop during tho day.
W. P. IlEED, of Gardiner, was In
tho city today looking after some
of his business Interests.
MRS. NELLIE STEERL1N left on
tho morning train for Coqiillle,
whpro oho will visit for somo time.
E. LOTIIARD M'CLURE nnd wlfo
loft todny for California points
. whoro they will visit for n few
weoks.
REV. W. E. WILLIAMS of Enst-
sldo, went to Allcgnuyjjwlth Cnpt.
0. E. Edwnrdfl yestWilSy nnd will
conduct Borvices niMliut plnco.
waijTIju " iiiuiiARUSCW nccom
panlcd Honry Rlsb6irwha took
ioVfwl
Mrs. Bishop to a Portland sanl
tnrlum and will probably visit
nt McJriuuvlllo 'beforo his re
turn. DAVE RICH was hero from Dnn
IoIh Crcok yesterday. IIo says
that tho injury to Ills foot a fow
montliH ago by n bullot from
Dnvo Bunch's rlflo still troubles
him. .
JUIXJE JOHN HALL wont ovor to
Coqulllo on tho morning train. IIo
Is holding tho monthly county
court thoro today, when somo im
portant rond matters aro to bo
decldod.
MR. AND MR8. J. O. LANQWORTIIY
returned to thplr homo this morn
ing a.tter visiting Captain nnd Mrs.
Hormnu E. Edwards of Allegany.
Mrs. Langworthy vycn,t up to hor
daughter's before Thnnksglvlng.
E. LOTIIARD M'CLURE. accompan
led by Mrs. McCluro, left this morn
ing on tho Nann Smith for Ftorldn,
whoro Mr. McCluro hns an Import
o,nt enso coming beforo tho stnto
supremo court. They expect to bo
gone nhout a month.
J. C. SAVAUE nnd wlfo of Coqulllo
woro hero -todny. Mr. Savago has
just closed out nil his Interests
at Coqulllo nnd plans to leavo
next wook on tho Nann Smith for
San Francisco from whoro they
will go to Ponsacola, Florida,
whoro ho has purchased nn 80
ncro tract. His brother located
at Ponsncola somo tlmo ngo,
SYLVESTER JONES 'of Myrtlo Point
was A Marsliflold business visitor
yosterdny, coming over to closo up
ttomo affairs of tho Palace Market,
which ho and Mr. aoilrloy recently
sold to Mr. Oswald. IIo snys that
Myrtlo Point Is coming alieiul In'
Kood shnno and thai it is nno of '
u"lhtmi;i. towns Uiat hTw2
ovor In,
MAYOR (1EORGE P. TOPPING of
linmlon, was a Marsliflold busi
ness visitor today. Ho camo over
on tho ovenlng train yestordny to
sou J ml go Hull. aboutsonitt pro
bate i-iiHus, but Judgo Hall H;ft
on tho -out y mornliiK train for
Coqulllo und ho returned there
.tills afternoon to sco him. IIo
reports that everything Is going
nicely nt Bnndou and with u
slight Improvement In tho lum
ber market, tho mills will resume
und building operutlous bo push
ed. Hu says thnt thu Simpson-Mitchell-Coach
cusu has not stir
red up much Interest thoru us It
was thrashed out In Bandou somo
tlmo ngo and people thoro wuru
long ago famlllu, with It.
AMONG THE SICK f
t:
'"orrow. .Ho has been qonflnod there
for several days with an Infected leg.
. eaman continues to linproyo
Ben.
MiiB.uimieii ui . v. i.uuiire, oi i
North Bend, aro down with Horlous '
Illnesses.
Mrs. Frank Davis of South Marsh-1
field underwent an operation tod,ay
ai .-uercy iiospnai aim is reportoa re-,
tovormg.
Georgo Hennessey returned homo
from Mercy Hospital today.
Mr. VRhler of Camp 1, a rigging
nil. ..a .,..... 1... I. IaI. .....
biiuko, """ biiuir u) u uiikh junici-
day and sustained a broken leg and
other Injuries. Ho Is now at Mercy
Jlospltal.
VOTE CAST IN CITY ELECTION TUESDAY
DECEMBER 1, 1&14 "'
VOW, COt'.VCILM'A.V
KOR THREE YI-URS,
Tu to IH elected.
Geo. A. Barnes ...
Geo. E. Cook...
Mrs. Jessie M. Eagan.."."."."
Harry J. Kimball, Jr.
Andrew Lowland
J. F. Telander
koh ctrxci mia.v
roit om: YEAR ',l L'
Ono to. l)o Elected. "tvi
Carl W. Evertsen lba ri
h. w. painter ...i::.:::""
w. j. Ritz :
FOR HECOltDKIt.
'John W. Butler
Chas. P. Mason
AMENDMENT I"OR COM-
pirriTivn iiinniNd on
STRi:i7l I'AVIXtJ.
For ;
Against
TO
John Manning Would Revolu
' tionize Aeroplane Warfare;
Fill Air With Bullets
LIfo-dcstroylug nnd doath-dollvor-Ing
In wholcsalo quantities by tho
mere pressing of n. trlggor is tho
plan being worked out by John Man
ning, who would patent n now aero
plane huh that could sweep tho heav
ens with a leaden hull In tho fpur
main directions of tho compass. Blow
ing bullets out of almost countloss
muzzleij spreading bullots by thu
hundreds Is tho plan. IIo was down
today to nco about having sketches
of this gun made,
To revolutionize aeroplane wnrfnro
by making It Impossible for such, ma
chines to got within sight of tho
earth without being blown to pieces
Ir tho object of tho contomplntpd
gun. In length it would ho about
thnt of an ordinary rlflo barrel, in
fact It. Is best described its bolug of n
pattorn that would bind In u circular
limns Huveral hundred rlflo barrels.
These would ho bored from n Uoavy
block of steel, though each sopnrato
barrel would point in a slightly dif
ferent angle from Its neighbor. In
this manner ajiot could bo scattered
at a greater radius. Bohlnd theso
bnrrolH would como a largo breech
block containing tho cartridges and n
firing pin still further hack. This
latter could bo so arranged as to set
off (Ho entire charge or only part nt
a tlmo.
Manning has had sovoral Inventive
Ideas, ono of which wns u potato dig
ger, though this was never manufac
tured. Ho expects to got out plans
for tho now gun nnd submit. thoin for
approval by authorities.
HBMMBW-MHUJI V l
.TME
'HOTELS
Tho Clmudlcr HoteJ.
Abo Moycr. Condon: C. (Hlport,
Ptortnco; J. E. Lurwood, Portland:
?f.n.r, W. W. Jo.u,
son, Canada; L. E. Jones, Canada; D.
Vance, Portland; A. Broyman, Port
land; (lunrga P. Topping, Uandon;
Ed M. Webb, Mantl, Utah; Mrs. J.
Horuuiig, .Mantl, Utah; Mrs. M. O
Clarke, Los Angeles;' Frud La n ess,
Seattle; F, Bucher and family, North
Bend; II. Ill Merry, Portland; W. C.
Chase, Coqulllo; l(. A. Se'iroedor and
wife, Myrtlo Point; E. E. Blauchard,
Grants Puss; Follx M. Wolff," Ban
Francisco; F. A. Bpcucor, Myrtlo
Point.
Tho Blanco Hotel.
J. A. Smith, Coos River; E. L.
Roblusoti, Myrtlo Point; Charles To
ghren, Now York; Andrew Tuesdrom,
Lnkesldo; Alvlu Smith, Coos Itlvor;
W. B, Rohror, Coqulllo; Henry Bluuk,
Benver Hill; Ed Slestreem, Temple
ton; William Ferroy, North Bend;
Albert Shay, Rlvorton.
Tli" Ht. Jturt'iuo Hotel,
W. It. Benttte, Lakeside; II. J.
Bragg, San Frnuclscei 8ylvslr
Jones, Myrtlo Point; C. Fsrslund.
Camp ; Godfrry Nelson, Cntnp 4;
Nels Swanson, Cn;pp i', W. Ogrsoll,
Camn 4; W. HelwriBaHci', Ynncouver,
U'null If "!
Thq LJiiyii'llotel.
C. Ferguson, Allegany; M. C.iIIon-'
ry, Norway; T, -George, Beuttlo; Mr.
and Mrs. C. Maihloii, Portlaud; Nlvk
Pavtch, Lakeside.
possess marino llcensos such as pi-1
j0tH tug masters and mates and
i i.n.. i.. ni.nr. nt i i.r. ,imiirnu i
Iwork In tho canal and tho Jock-
operating forces. Tho ordor, among
other restrlctlvo provisions, forbids!
any canal pilot entering a saloon .
whllo In uniform.
It Is believed that tho ordor will.""
eucourago conifdenco on tho part of
tho ship-owners
..... -......... ...
using the canal,
M
PLANNED
MAMPEFi
AIRSHIPS
AT
fe
and poulbly havo some Ifluenc9'lllin)(er mu ECil0p i,nU8(J nt imnUer
toward orovontlpg lnciouso of ma- ..... . A , . . , . ,
rlno Insuranco rates on vessels pass-:,,,l, at 7i30 clock Wednesday
lug through the canal,
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WEHDINO WAR TAX
Tho npoctal war tax which
became offectlYu yestordny ad.ds
to thu bunion or tho nowly
weds nt tho tlmo of tliolr mar
rlago as well as afterward. Tho
law roqulroa that a 10-cont
b tain p shall be affixed to tho
mirrlngo certlflcntu issued hy
tho officiating clergyman or
maglstrato which becomes tho
prlvato proporty of thu brldo
and groom nfter thn ceremony.
Llkowlso thu law requires n. 10
cent Btamp must bQ ntfloxd
to every certificate of birth Or
l death Issuod to prlvato per
sons for prlvato use,
I NORTH BEND NEWS
:
Mrs. C. M. Bylor and daughters
Dorothy and AHcp, wcro guests on
Saturday a.t tho hpmo of W. S. Tur-
pon In Mnrshfleld,
Miss Eva Plank who has boon
spondlng tho past throo weoks or
moro In Portland and Hoqulam,
Wash., roturncd on tho Qcorgo W.
liiuer.
Tho Baptist LadloB' Aid of North
Bond will moot noxt Thursday, Do
comber 0, All mombors aro urgod
to attend.
Mrs. Ilobort JlcCnnn spent Satur
day In Marsliflold.
As nn accommodation tlo North
Bond Baptist Ladles' Aid havo giv
en tliolr room in tho Simpson build
ing to tho North Bond Library As
sociation to hold tliolr mootlngs In.
Miss Edith Thomas who Is employ
ed nt Coqulllo snout Sunday at tho
homo of hor parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
J, P. Thomas, horo.
Captain Dnvo Holdon who now
hns tho contract for carrying tho
mall botwoon Emplro, North Bond
nnd Mnrshfleld, may chango his
schedule, providing tho npprovnl of
tho government Is secured, so that
tho outgoing mall will leavo Em
plro about 9 o'clock In the morn
ing and North Bond about 10. Un
der tho prcsont schedulo, tho out
going mall has to lay ovor a day
In tho Marsliflold postofflco.
Rov. I), A, Molx-od who Is visit
ing nt tho C. A. Smith homo horo
Is figuring on enlliitlng In tho Rod
Cross work In tho European war.
"o has been located at Cottage
Orovo rocontly.
II, O. Wrny has nhout closed a
deal for tho enlo of tho Palace
Restaurant to P. L, Perdue of Den
ver, Colo.
Mutorlnl Is on tho ground for a
ono-story building to bo erected by
J. O. Gullard between thn Palaco
Hotel and tho Thorn building. Tho
Chamber of Co mm ere o nnd Greg
ory Electrlo store aro to occupy It.
R, A. AVorulch Is expoctod homo
soon from u trip to Portlaud and
Tacoma.
(Icorgo Parkor and wlfo of Sodro
Wooloy, Wash,, uro guests at tho
John Nowklrk homo und wll prob
ably mnk.o their homo horo.
c, if. Hurrltt writes thnt tho op.
oration ho rocontly underwent at
tho Good Samaritan hospital in
Portland wan an entlro success and
that ho hopes to return horo soon
to rcauipo his plnco in tho Hur
rltt and Simpson garage.
Tho North Bond High School
basketball team will piny tho Gar
diner team ut (lardinor Docoiuber
12.
gGeorgo Flanagan of Marsh(eld
Is oponlng u tlo camp n)QVt tho
Tar JI,eo logging camp and will
ship tho ties out that way.
WELDY TOREITRX SOON.
Sec. Smith of tho North Bend
Chamber 0f Cnmmcrco has rocolved a
lottor from .Mr, Weldy of Montana.
w,! WW ' 'p1-'" Il0d rocontly fig-
" kiih uny iimr uuiiv.
Bavlnir that ho cxiiectod to leave Mon-
""" . 10,U Dec. 12. Ho snld his son'
would leave tnero soouor. sir. SUth
ld that they plunuod to occupy tho
oiuii'son uunmng lonueriy occuiueu
Y the Davenport real ebtato pfflco,
omo tor mo piapi
SERVICES WEDNESDAY
Rov. Leroy Hall will speak In tlo
eveulugi
' flOdlAh CALENDAR.
THURSDAY
Nortli 'Dend Auction Urldge
Club with ira. ,T. Q. Horn.
A. N. W. with Mrs. L. Jr.
Noble.
Christian Sisterhood Bazaar
at tho Art Room on Central
nvenue.
North Bend Christian Sister
hood with Jlra. B. MqDanlel,
Rainbow Club with' Mrs. Jns.
Landrlth.
Mlnno-wjs with Mrfl. E. A.
Harris.
FRIDAY
Ladles' Art Club with Jfrs.
G. M, Condon,
N. L. Young Ladles' Aid with
Mss Sunno At tio R. O, Thorpo
home.
Epworth Lcngiio business I
meoting.
Cusant
I.CST Class pin, O. I H. '07. Ro
turn to Times Offlco.
liOHT MiiMinlc fob with Initials G.
M. D. Itotqrn Myrtlo Arms, Apt,
21 roward.
WANTED
WANTED airl want place to tako
caro of children nfter school hours.
Phono 7C-J.
WANTED Roopi and board tii prl
vntp family by young couplo. Must
bo closo In. V, caro of Titties.
WANTED DroHKiimklng. Inquire
C87. Second St., North. Mrs. Lasb.
FOR HALE Black Mltiorctiai nnd
Plymouth Rock lions. Mrs. Ben
Wright, Eastsldo. Tel. 30E-R.
FOR HALE Motrtr bout, !M J. a foot
or, bx horso Orny motnr shaped
white cedar hull, makes 8 mllon
per hour. Address Box 002, Co
qulllo. I
FOR RENT
X
FOR RENT Tcnroom Itouso com
plotoly furulshod. Phono 432-X
FOR KENT Threo rooini fumlslicd
for housekeeping, closo In, hot
nnd cold water. Phono 3GCJ.
FOR RENT Pleasant, well furnlnJi
od housekeeping npartmonls, rea
ijqn.ablo. F. Carp of Times.
FOR RENT FiinilHlied liouektcn
Ing rooms. 1024 Elrod.
FOR RENT Pleasant, well-funiUli-cd
front room for ono or two Kn
tlomon, heated, prlynto family.
Addross B Curo of Times,
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FOR 11ENT Housekeeping: rooriw.
OflC 1st and Birch.
FOR RENT Ji-rwoin Imngnlow. ,10n
nulro John Tollofson., Eastsldo, '
FQR llMVNmvly furnlshr-fl front
roomB, Jtot nnd cold wptpr, bath,
3.C0 por wook, closo In. Phono
35C-.I.
FOR KENT Nicely furnished front
room with bath. 2 per week.
Qloso n. 230 So. 4th St.
FOJt RENT FiirnUheU apartment.
Phono C3-L.
FOR RENT Pleasant, ivelLfunUsJi
ed hou8ol(coplng apartment, reas
onable. F caro of Times.
FOR JIENT l.room omq. Wlth
pantry and bath, modorn. 12th
and Commercial. Phono 6G-L.
THE LEMAKSKI
lUEenOKIGHI
IHE HOMf OP BIG fpTU(lES ND
VAUDEVILLE.
'Madge Do Witt, Dramatic Sopra
no, singing popular und up to dato
bflUk'H. MrB. 1)11 Witt Ulirk nlonoo.l
tho larjo nudlonco last night aud la
fliU;e to ontl(uo to hor high stand
ard of success.
Burbank and Dauforth, high class
musical novelty artists. Thes two
artists nro far hotter than nuy musi
cal act that has over boon horo before,
Tho 10th oplsodo of "TUB MIL
LION DOLLAR MYSTERY" by Har
old McGrath In two reels, entltlijd:
"SIIANOHAIED." H"u.
"A RpWDQAT ROMANCE"-r-A
Koystono Comedy up to tho standard.
"CAUGHT IN TIQHT8"-Anotlw
Koystono Comedy bat Is full of fun.
"DUR MUTUAL GIRL WEEKLY"
No. 2. Sho awaken to tho luxury of
hpr Now York bedroom.
Last but far from, least NORTH
aW WTOY-Made In Qr&l.
All tho latest happenings In our own
homo stuto.
C reels of tho bost pictures
that money can buy.
Tho greatest feature of the evening
is the TEN pnsoH ORCHESTRA? Mr.
Horbert Reanor, dlrecton Tho best
iutscal talept In Maraif,leld.
ADMISSION; Any ni, l (U 1oh:
nc.
Tomorrow night tho price or ad
mission will bo: i
LoA'or flpor, IBo; halcopy, lOcj-
tle regular prlco, i j
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