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you are always protected when you order Ghirardelli's, the original ground chocolate.
As & beverage it is delicious, strength-bestowing. Because of its easy assimilation, it
is equally good for youth or old age.
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In Y lb., 1 lb. and 3 lb. hermetically sealed cans.
There's a double economy in buying the 3 lb. can.
Tho Topic "Public Health" stud
ied by tho Progress Club at tho
mooting Inst Monday afternoon with
Mrs. It. W. Morrow wns a continu
ation from tho meeting picvlous.
Mrs. P. A. TJpdgcn's paper was
"Medical Inspection In tho Schools"
and she told of tho work being done
In tho Marshficld schools. Mrs.
Qldloy read a impor on "Clarbago
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You are Invited to visit the Glitrardcllt Pavilion at the Panama-Pacific
International Exposition and ice a model chocolate factory In operation.
on "Dralnago" nnd following theso
pnpors thoro was hold n general dls
cubsIoii. These toplcB nil havo local
application since they are civic ques
tions, kigut rcrresiiments woro
served at tho closo of tho nfter
nrfon. In two weeks, Mrs. J. S.
Hanson will bo hostess and ut that
tlmo a debato will bo held on tho
subject "Resolved that a public
market In Marsh Mold will icduco tho
high coHt of living." Tho nfflrmn
tlvo will bo supported by Mrs. P.
W. Payno and tho nogatlvo by Mrs.
R. W. Morrow.
Tho ladles present wcro:
Mrs. Adclspergor. Mrs. Chandler.
Frledbcrg, Mrs. A. T Haines, Mrs.
'Alice Hall, Mrs. Prances Hazard,
Mrs. Ellzaboth Hyde, Mrs. Alexandra
Lnndo, Mrs. Knto Lando, Mrs. K. Min
gus, Mrs. acorgo Murch, Mrs. V. P.
Murphy, Mrs. Mary McKuIght, Mrs.
Money Noble, Mrs. 13. O'Coimoll, Mrs.
II. E. Quist, and Mrs. Annlo Towor.
Mrs. Allen will entertain tho club
next Friday.
'I RAV PARK I'AUTV I
A surnrlnn nnrlu mn irlvnn fnt Ml.
Dlsposal" and Mrs. D. It. Chandler slo Llndobeck on Friday ovonlng nt
tho homo of Doris Phillips In Hay
("Park. Tho young folks gathered at
tho houso early In tho ovenlnir. and
lhu guest of honor was brought over
to bo greeted by u shout of welcome.
'After several hours of games and
music, wholcBomo refrcshuionts wcro
rserved after which tho guests depart
ed wishing Miss Elslo many happy
returns of her birthday. Thoso prcs
ent woro: Laura, Warren and Walter
Klsllng, Norman, Edith, CorlcBS and
Qraco and John Orr, Doris and Will
iam Phillips, Agnes, Sarah, Eliza
beth and Prances Holm, Leland, EN
bIo and Agues Llndobeck, Roland
Huffman, Mllllo OlbBon, Allco Pullor,
Mnloney, Mrs W. S. Nicholson,
Tho session was attended by two
sreclal guests, Mrs. P. n. Conway
nnd Miss Mae Oloman, and M10 mom
bors out wero Mrs. P A Sncch,,
Mrs. Chas. Hall, Mrs E, (J, Po.hitm,
Mrs Henry O'Mara, Mrs. Prances
Hazard, Mrs. Nancy Noble, Mrs. U.
W. Cumbers, Mrs. Heilicrt Lo-khart,
.Mrs. A. R. O'Hrlen, Mrs. Wm. llors
tall, Mrs. Eva Gammll, Mrs. D. J.
Rees, Mrs. Chas. Slauff, Mrs. 13. 1..
Mrdlure, Mrs. J. W. Rennoit, Mis.
P. P. Lowls, Mrs. J. II. Flanagan,
Airs. P. W. Payno, Mrs. R. N. Fon
'ton, Mrs. 11. S. Harris, Mrs. ,1ns.
Forty, Mrs. W. U. Curtis, Mis. P.
A. Qoldon, Mrs. Claud Nosburg. Miss
'Acnes HUtchoson, .Mrs. a. L. Dln-
Ulnger, Mrs. J. A. Matson, Mm. R.
13. Ri owning, Mrs. V. P. Ebbockn,
Mrs. Otto Schetter, Mrs. Ooorgo
Ayre, Mrs. J. W. Davis, and Mis.
Mary McKnlght. Tho hostesses this
week wero Mrs. A. R. O'lirion nnd
Mrs. J. W. Dennett, nnd thoso serv
ing In that capacity next meeting
will bo Mrs. Wm. Horsfall and Mm.
Charles Stnuff.
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ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE
I MEETS I
Mrs. Coroy, Mrs. Qldloy, Mrs. D. 13. fnr,B Galbrnlth, Mary Landlcs, Lqgan
Rushing, Mario and Iris Schwartz,
Mrs. Payno, M.-s. Schottor nnd thoPInurlco Cortholl and tho older poo-
hostcss, Mrs. Moncw. 'plo: J,r8, - I,0,m Mr8 Dnn 0rr-
.$,$ Mrs, J. Llndobock, Mrs. W. Smith,
' Mrs. Nols JustCBon, Mrs. P. Sunncson,
mm Air. ami Airs. wm. runups.
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SPECIAL KCIIOOL MEETING
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Ju,t Recchcd Tho Impost Hlilimicnt of Victor Records cer
'Nthwl lu .Miuliflcld. In iIicho renmis jou will find ninny of
lb Lest loiiiposKlons, including Hiuh welNUnonn uUNtH hs
J'd'ommck, Caruso, Tottrnlniil, ifrololoi', Poucll, Elniiin,
Miri, louder, nnd nil tho now dnnco mid nuuiillim leconls.
Comjiletu htock r October iccords; wiiiiy now iiinnos mill Vic
trolij on tho wiiy,
lf ou an. In the niniket for 11 iluno or Vlctroln, It ulll pay
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Our motto "Your nioiiey'a juoitli op jour inoiioy Imck."
Lo Lo Thoma
.usic . Compae y
Soutliwcbtern Oregon rcpresontatlvo or
Notice Is horoby given to tho le
gal voters of School District No. "0,
of Marshficld, Coos County, Stato
of Oregon, that a special school
mooting of said district will bo hold
at Central School building in said
district on tho lGth day of Novem
ber, 1915, at 7:.10 o'clock in tho
afternoon, to voto on tho proposi
tion of lovylng n special district tax,
Tho purposos for which tho monoy
to bo raised by this lovy shall bo
expended, aro shown by tho follow
ing ltemlzod budget, which Ib here
by mado u part of this notice:
Toachors' salaries $24,289.05
Apparatus, such us maps,
chalk, orasors, stoves
or curtains, and general
supplies
Insuranco
Repairs of schoolhouses,
outbuildings or fences.
Incidentals
Telophono and Telegraph
Janitor
Qymunsluni equlpmont
nnd supplies
Puol
2,500.00
300.00
1,500.00
1,000.00
, . 100.00
2,500.00
500.00
1,500.00
500.00
Light
rjlork'8 Salary, supplies
and exporting books .. 300,00
Water 500.00
Domestic Sclonco supplies 450.00
Manual training supplies 450.00
Interest 011 outstanding
bonds 1 3,910.00
Principal on bonds .... 000,00
..Total $40,909.55
Dated this 15th day gf October,
1915. A. T. HAINES,
Chairman Hoard of Directors.
Attest: JOHN P. HALL, Clerk.
Tho D. M. C. Chili of North Ucud
passed a vory pleasant afternoon
with Mrs. Lester Eaton, on Wed
nesday of this week, It being their
regular meeting day, and tho tlmo
was spent as usitnl, In sowing and
social conversation. Mrs. Perkins
was elected to membership. Mrs.
Eaton served dolcctablb dainties ut
an appropriate hour to Mrs. Ar
thur Morton, Mrs. S. McDonald, Mrs.
N. Q. Hamcs, .Mrs. Ira Woltzel, Mrs.
Walter Russoll, Mrs. Roy Dralnard
and special guest Miss Caroline
Howell. Tho club will moot again
In two weeks with Mrs. William
Vaughan.
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I ROOK I'AUTV J
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Misses Dolva and Rosso Flanagan
ontortnlned informolly nt Rook ,at
their homo on Seventh' Street last
ovonlng, tho affair proving an es
pecially plensnnt 0110. Rook hqld
full sway until mld-nlglit, whoii tho
hostesses assisted by their mother
Mrs. C. R. Flanagan 11 nil llttlo broth
er Francis scrvod 11 most delicious
luncheon to tho following guests:
Misses Rllla, Carrie and Vclinn Ross,
Ross Imiuol, Myrtlo Tripp, Alpha
Mauzoy and Messrs; Ed Stoolo, WnN
tor ABpluud, Georgo Johnson, John
Ferguson, Will Curtis, Ernost Har
rington, Leo La Chnpollo, Howard
Kolloy, Art Hunson.
I A. N. W. OLUH 1
Tho A. N. "W. Club mot for tholr
regular session on Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Chnrlos Stauff, tho
'tlmo bolug spent delightfully In a
social way. Towards ovonlng, tho
hostess, assisted by Mrs, Allco Hall
and Mi b. Wm. Horsfall Jr, scrvod de
licious refreshments'. Mrs. Stauff's
spcclifl guests wcro: Mrs. Horsfall,
Mrs. J. H. Tower, Mrs. M. C. Mnlo-
)ioy, nnd Mrs. Juno Martin. Tho
members out woro; Mrs, u. A. Hon-
nott, Mrs. P. E. Allen, Mrs. Lily
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In connection with tho Hallowo'on
party which tho Eastsldo Social Club
will glvo at tho school houso next
Friday ovonlng, will bo a pound bo-
rclul for a needy citizen of that local
ity. A vory pleasant ovonlng is be
ing anticipated by tho momhors and
'friends of tho club.
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I CHILD'S IIIRTHDAV I'AUTV I
Llttlo Jnno Flanagan wub host
ess Thursday afternoon to a num
her of guests, in coiobratlon of her
third birthday. Tho hours woro
spoilt very happily by thq, children,
and perhaps tho most delightful
fcaturo was tho serving of dainties
which tlioy nro so fond of. Tho
guest list including Herbert, Hownrd
nnd Elcnnpr Lowls, Eleanor and
Jlmmlo Flanagan, Elizabeth and
Tom Flanagan.
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I PRISCILLA CLlin I
""Mis. Wm. Phillips, of liny Park,
vory onjoyably entertained tho
Priscllla Club nt hor homo Wednes
day afternoon, and was assisted In
sorvlng refreshments by Mrs. Dan
Orr, nt tho closo of a vory delightful
afternoon. This ovonlng tho ladles
aro entertaining their husbands nnd
families with a party at tho homo
of Mrs. W. Nelson. At tho uoxt reg
ular meeting In two wooks, Mrs. L.
E. Roborson will bo tho hostess.
Thoso in nttontlnuco wcro Mrs. L.
Chrlstenson, Mrs. W. Erickson, MrH.
L. E. Roborson, Mrs, W. Nelson,
Mrs. Dan Orr, Mrs. 'A. A, Simpson,
Mrs. U. Johnson and Mrs. lf. M.
Albeo.
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Tho loninillteo In chnrgo of the
entertainment for tho Enstorn Star
Hallowo'on parly at tho lodge rooms
next Tuesday ovonlng, met with
jMrs. C. W. Cumbers, tho chnlrman,
Wednesday artcrnoou to mnko ar
rangements for tho affair, which
promises to bo '0110 of tho must
brllllnnt of tho season. Ab a llttlo
courtesy, Mrs. Cumbors served llaht
refreshments after tho luminous hnd
been dispensed wltji. Resides Mrs.
Cumbors, the committee Included
Mrs. Carl Evortscn, Mrs. (J. L. Din
dinger, Dr. Juno Martin, Mrs. F.
M. Marhoffor, Mrs. Dati Keating,
Mrs. J. II. Stndden and Misses Ruth
Allen and Helen Sprnguo.
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Tho Ladles' Oulld of tho North
Rend EpUcopal Church was delight
fully entertained 011 Thursday utter
uocu of this wcok nt tho homo of
Mrs. Walter Smith. Aftor tho log
ular business transactions, tho tlmo
was given over to n social and
tempting dainties wero served. Mrs.
Irn D. Dartlo will bo hostess in two
wonks. Tho ladles prcsont woro Mis.
Dennis Hull, Mrs. Dartlo, Mrs. tleo.
Stophonson, Mrs. Richard Marshall,
Mrs, A. E. Morton, Mrs. John Len
nan and Rov. R. E. Drowning, of
MaiBhflold.
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Chicago, Illinois
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I EPlKcOPAL LADIES' C1UIL1) I
Tho Ladles' Guild of tho Marsh
flold Episcopal Church, mot Tues
day In Guild Hall for tholr regular
weekly session, which Included both
business and social nctlvltlos. In
checking up rocolptH of tho rum
mage sale it was found that tho
amount cleared was about $290
this fact proving tho alo a decided
success. Mrs. Claiido Nashurg,
chairman of tho ontortalnmont com
mittee, joported favorably concern
ing tho moving plcturo show which
will bo given by tho guild In tho
near future Tho reels will bp fnr-nlfl-cil
by W. L. Flnloy, formt.ij'
of tho Fish and Gamo ConuuU&lon.
KLOKTER CLUIl
Mrs. F. L. Grannls' homo win
oponod this week on Tlmrsdny nf-
tcrnoon to tho ladles of tho Klostor
Club, who spent tho time socially
in sowing mid chat, followed by ap
petizing refreshments sorvod by the
liohtess. Tho outortnlumont room
wns prottlly arranged with greens
nnd dalillps, Among thoso praiout
wero Mrs. J. Q. Jnrvls, Mrs. N. If.
MneMlllan, Mrs. W. A. Reld, MrH.
O. E, Ash, Mrs. Lionel Gordon, Mrri
It. W. Morrow, Mrs, H. L! Coleman,
of Portland, Mrs. L. A, LIIJuiiMst
uuJ Mrs. D. E. Moloney, who will
bo tho hostess noxt Thursday.
I ENTERTAINS LAUKIN CLUH
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Last Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
John Nnglo entertained tho members
of tho Larklu club at her homo on
lugorsoll Avonuo. Tho club Is a
tioclnl organization, and during tho
uftoruoou hours the ladles sowe.l
and chatted on mutters of common
Interest. Later in tho day, Mrs. Nn
glo served n delicious luncheon In
cnfotorlu stylo. Tho Indies out
woro: Mrs. F. II. Drcssor, Mrs. W.
J. Murphy, Mrs. Harry Rrudflold,
Mis. Jay II. Towor, .Mrs. Waltor Hill,
Mrs. J. C, Doauo, Mrs, E. E, Keller,
Mis. Muiy Thompson, Mrs, Hump-
luoy, Mrs. E, A. Hun Is, Mrs. D, U.
Ross, Mis. Volkmau, and Mrs. Gvo.
Graham.
Tho club wIH irniot agulu In a
month.
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MIbs Esther Nolsou of Eustport
wns tho recipient of a pleasant bui
prlso party at her homo last ovonlng,
tho affair being given In commonioru
tlon of her birthday. Various gamos
woro played intorspersod with a num
ber of musical selections, Misses Es
ther Nolson und Slgnu Lursou ron
dorcd a very pretty piano duet; anu
piano solos woro given by Mrs. B. G.
Siott, Misses Lillian Thorwuld and
Mlna Dalglo, also vocal solectlona by
Mrs. IS. h. Knox.
At a lata hour, Mrs. Nolson,' Mrs.
E, G. Scott and Mrs. Ralnor served
appetizing refreshments to tho fol
lowing: Mr. aud Mra. R. Hessler, Mr. and
Mrs. II. L. Knox, Mr. and Mrs. Galo,
Mr. Scott, MUses: Ruth and Colina
Knox, Mlna and Eugenlo Dalglo, Lil
lian Thorwald, Slgna. Larson, Mar
garet Stambtick, Gortrudo Scaifo,
Myrtlo and Esther Neleou, Eliza
McKay and Messrs; Orln Hurroughs
John Stack, Charles Frodollus, Char
lea Knor, Merlo and Peroy Kramer,
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Arthur Lyons Clnrcnco 6re0n ad
Jorry Scott.
Tho honor guest rerp'vd many
pretty nnd useful birtbdav gifts nrtd
good vl8lics.
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.MOTIIERH' TUACIIEUS' CLUH (
A very Interesting program was
given by theMolhers' and Tnacherp'
club of North Rend at 8 30 o'clock
last Tuesdny nftarnoon In tho Cen
tral school building, when oror for
ty motjiors nild touehors wero pre
sent. Tho program was given over
to music with tho following numbers.
Mrs. Roio lunderod a plniio solo, Mrs.
'Kromtninga rend n pnper about tho
(lorninn composer, Rclmmann, and.
Mrs. Coo dqmonatrnted somo ot
his music by playlnR "Knight Ru
port." Mr. Urown gino a violin solo,
accompanied b Mis Marjorlo
Swearlngon nt tho piano. Mm. Geo.
Wntklns and Mis. A. S. Ackley gavo
a vocal duot. The. mactlng was thou
adjourned to moot neiiin in tho High
school building on Tuesday, Novem
ber lGth.
I MARRIED IN .MVUTLH POINT
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On Tuosdny of this wek, Rcy
Abbott, son of Mr. nnd Mr. A.
Abbott of Powers, but formerly of
Mnrshfleld, was innrrlml to MIim Lo-
nn I.ohmanowsky ot Myrtle Point,
nt tho homo or tho brldo. Tho
couple left Immediately for Port
land on a honeymoon trip, nnd .011
tholr return, will mnko thtMr rc.r.r.
In Powers, whoro tho groom hns hnd
an apartment routed for somo tlmo.
Tho brldo Is 11 woll known and pop
ular young lady of Myrtlo Point nnd
Mr. Abbott lu vory well known on
tho liny, having gouo to school hero
for sovornl years, and durliic thnt
tlmo and lator, was prominent hi
ntlilotlcs. Ho In now a buikqmnu
on tho local Soiilhoru Piuirir rail
way. 'W.I '
I FOR MISS 11HHHM
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Complimenting hor friend, Mlsa
Edna Rcobo, who has beou vlsltliiK
hero from Iowa but who loft for hor
homo Wednesday moinlng, via ex
position, Mrs. R. E. Miller ontortnln
ed a fow frlonds at auction brldgo,
Informally, at hor homo last Tuosnay
ovonlng, Cut floworB nnd groan woro
used qulto effectively lu tho living1
room, whoro tho guests spent a most
plensnnt ovonlng nt cards, Miss Lar
son and W. P. Welch winning high
score prizes. Rofroshiuonts woro sorv
od at n Into hour.
Thoso present woro: Mrs. Llonol '
Gordon, Misses Ethol Rooso, Uraco
Griffin, Stokes, Lurton, Norn Tower,
Wolvorton, and Messrs, Jay Doyle.
V. P. Welch. J. T Rrand. Wood, Ron
Fisher, Claude Thompson, Lionel,
Gordon nnd Harry Gordon
MUSICAL
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CHA.MINADE CLl'll
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At tho Chnmliiado club rohoarsnl
yostordny nioruliiB I" Guild hall, two
vory lutorostliig pnpors wero road:
0110 by Mrs. A. 8. Illnoyon "Muilc or
Early Christian Cliiireh,,,,hJil(l'Mrs. E.
I. Chnudlor told of tho llfo ot Rlch
11d Wagner. This pimor was tlmoly
as tho club Is now studying tho Spin
ning chorus fiom "The FlyliiK Dutch,
mnn" by Wugnor.
Mis. W. S. Nicholson has Invited
tho club to moot ut her him after
this for tholr Friday morning 1. 'iear
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Tho Ronoflt concert glvi u lu North
Iloud Inst Wodnotday e1 cnin, , by
J0110 Sovely violinist, Omd Hunt
baritone, und Hourlk GJenlruni pia
nist, under (ho misplace of tiio North
Iloud Library AstfochUIou was a do-
elded Hiicuoea flnancielly ami social
ly. Thoro wan a vory goou attond
nuco and tho nrttats were heartily
gicotcd.
CHORAL OLUH
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Thu Choral oluh rolieurifti are bo-
'coming mom lutoroallng and enthu
siastic with eaoli meeting, and a gro it
'treat is in stora for the music luvora
ot Mnrshfleld who are looking for
ward to tho first concert to i-o Ue
by the club, whluh Is uuder tho direc
tion ot Gerald Hunt. All numbers
uro requested to be present on tlma
uoxt Monday ovonlng nt thu Con
servatory. .j. .j. .
APPEAR IN R.VNDQV
Jeno Sovoly, Gerald Hunt and Hen
rik GJordrum of. the GJordrt.ta Con
servator) appeared lu toucan n Uan
don last ovqnhig before a larc aud
onthvislnstio house. Tl unccrt
was given umlor the onnUPs of tho
Iiandon lgli School
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