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THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD. OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, '1915 EVENING EDITION.
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CENTRAL AVENUE,
FRIDAY, DECEM11EH 10, 11)15
No. 00
A Big Selection of Gift Articles
Gift seskers are showing their hearty appreciation of
the giN selections offered by this establishment in a most
substantial manner.
The healthy growth of our business is most gratify
ing to us. ' ,
Notwithstanding our increasing business our facilities
have never yet been taxed. to the utmost;
We solicit an opportunity of showing you our goods
and prices.
Here are a few suggestions:
Friendship Bracelet links in Sterling Silver and
Gold Filled, 25c
BRACELET WATCHES ' LAVALLIERS
SILVER SETS GIFT RINGS
PARISIAN IVORY ( CUT GLASS
PENDANTS . v ; WATCHES
FINE SELECTION OF AGATE JEWELRY
Wilson Jewelry Store .
78 CENTRAL AVE, ' PHONE 151-L
Open Evenings.
THE CENTRAIi AVENUE UOOSTKIt
Published Every Friday in tho Inter
ests of Cooh Dny in Gonarnl nnd
Central Atciiiio in pnrtlculnr.
Entered nt tho Postofflco ns strictly
First-Class matter; thoro Is nothing
Socond-CInss about Contrnl Avenue.
Subscription Price. Your good will,
and tncniberehlp In tho Booster Olub
TUB HUD Al VAT OK 11)15-10
A Cnntntn
HAVE YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED NOW AND AVOID
' THE CHRISTMAS RUSH
JAY DOYLE
TAII.OHINO CLEANINO, PRESSING
Will call anywhere any time.
S.(l Central Avcniio- I'liono 250
For Christmas Gifts
VOTIIINK IH NICER- THAN A SELECT IIO.V OK HTATIOXBIIV
We liavo tho latest books lit fiction unci will bo pleased to or
der am book yon, deslro.
, . Tor tho little folks, onro Santa, Clnun' hcndimnrtorsi
MarshfieldLNews Company
(I'ormeily l-'rUccn'H Store.) ; Central Avcniio
Wo will deliver nny iiiuruzIiio or newspitpcr ti) your homo on
the day of publication.
Don't Delay in Picking
Out the Christmas Gift
' Conic In now whUo wo ntlll IniVo n larue assortment of those
hundsonio MYRTLE WOOD NOVELTIES.
You rau't find n Rift that will ho ns much npprcrinted. They
are light, easily packed, nnd tho cost of heading them is Hinall.
REHFELDS
' Special Onlcr Work u Specialty
Phono 275-J. 220 Central. Avcniio
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MA .
EFFICIENT SERVICE
PROMPT AND CAHEKUL ATTENTION OIVEN
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TO ALT LINUS OK INSURANCE s:
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E. I. CHANDLER, Insurance Agency .". "
Coke Ilnlldlnc - Mnndifleld, Ore,
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DONT BE A TITEWAD .
ADVERTISE IN THE BOOSTER
INFORMATION hns lenkod out
that rehearsals arc soon to begin
for a Cantata, to bo Btmg by Cen
tral Avonue talent on Now Years
Eve.
Tho libretto was obtained by a lit
eral translation of a number of the
Btanzas of Onmr Kayam's "Itubnyat"
made by Enill dnbrlolnon from an
cient conies In tho orlglnnl Persian
found on his shelves. 'With tho as
sistance of Emll Handel and Otis
Wilson ho unlocked tho mysteries of
tho verso and polished thorn up n
bit for tho occasion. Tho characters
will bo allegorical.
Tho nuiBlc was composed by P. R.
Anthony, tho Central Avcniio con
ductor, with tho assistance of Dr.
Toyo in tho Instrumentation. Tho
work was dono In Dr. Toyo's office
II. .1. McKoown has kindly offered
the Chandler hotel, It is snld, for tho
performance. Tho room best suited
for tho setting of tho plcco will bo
choson.
Jack Carter has volnntcorcd to
cIoho tho performance, if necessary,
at twelve o'clock, and has prepared
a short oplloguc. "
Dosldcs thoso already montlonod,
othors who nro assisting officially
arc.
Conductor Gorald Hunt
Costumor .lay Doylo
Scenery Hoy Lawhorno
Stago Manager Frank Framo
It Is expected that many of tho
leading citizens of North Iloiul will
bo Invited to take part.
lly rare good fortuno wo woro able
to secure a few stauzan of tho libret
to, with tho names of tlio characters
represented, which ufo hero given to
afford tho public somo Idea of tho
scopo and quality of this ambitious
local production.
Regular prices will ho charged. No
advance Also no crodlt.
Special trains from Coqullla Vnl
loy points'. .
Kimeinblo (Opening Chorus)
1 RnnflU fnr tlin aim wlin Rrnl(nva ln
flight ; . '
The liberties wo cherished till' to
night Will shortly bring tho New Year
daylight in,
And show our grlofs In an improp
er light." "
Clias. Van Duyn (A Dorvlsh)
"Hoforo tho .phantom of fatso morn
ing died,
Mcthought a voice within tho tav
ern cried:
'Woll if this bunch is not gonteolly
stewed
'Tis surely not hecauso wo haven't
tried."
Fred, KJetcher (Tho Daughter o'f
tho Vliib)
"And, as tho cock crow, thoso who,
8t6od boforo,
Tho glasswaro shouted 'Don't
that mako ya soro,
Wo'vo gotta boat it put o' horo
p. d. q.
So coiuo on follows, lots h'lst Just
ono moro'."
Duvo Stafford (Tho Cypress
Slender Minister of Wine)
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juur ureal
An't .iii - ,.. . .....
u i.uiu mo oven; noiri
77 u, Jeast, nnd vdou't Maine
t. " If tho loaves are not ns
"? d llclit as they bhould be.
JL Ukey t,,B f,our-
T Yon will save money and
'' I,.. ,inl
- iuj; tiO,
Hi
lames
" Avo. and Waterfront
Spend your
evenings
with Good
Fellows
Do j on enjoy a Bl K""10 f
llllllaids, a good pool gume, n pxid
Cigar? If J on do, you will always
find lliom at
The
Smokehouse
'Central Avenue's popular meeting
l)It. V. A. TOYU,
DENTIST
, Iloom HOI, Irvine "Ml.'.
I Central Avenue. Marxhfield
"When, tho Now Year reviving old
desires,
Tho thirsty soul for nourishment
perspires,
And our tvo quart allowance has
run dry,
Great Heavens think 'of making
out on Hire's,"
i
Frank Cohan (A Vision of
Dcslro)
Como thon, my lads, and fill a cup
to clear
Today of past regrets nnd future
fear.
Tomorrow, why tomorrow 1 may bo
In Cnllfomla, nnywhero but
hero."
Dr. Dk (Despair)
"And thoy who linger for a lonely
toast,
Condemned to two small quarts a
month, nt most,
Must groan to seo tho ruby of tho
vino
Gush hither by express, or' parcels
post."
Low Thonins (A. Foolish
Prophet)
"And not n drop thnt from our cups
wo throw,
Uut seen our small allowance run
ning low;
Kvou boforo tho waning month Is old
Methlnks It will . have vanished
long ago."
Harry McKoown (Tho Wild
Hunter)
"Myself when young did oagorly fre
quent Tho old buffet, and hear great ar
gument About it and nhout; hut overmora
Cnmo out that same back door
wherein I wont."
Ivy Condron (A Mnglc Shadow
Shape)
"Ali, boys, could yon and I with
Fato conspire
To graBp this -Borry four pint
Bclioino entire, i
Would wo not referendum it, and
thon
Got out and work to raise the lim
it liighor?"
Dr. Toyo (A1 Fainting Traveler)
"Or would BOinu' winged nugol, ere
too late, " '
Arrest tho, y.et nnfoldcd' roll of
fate,
And lot us wuko nnd find it nil n
dream,
A ulghtmaro, duo to somo fool
CKNTltATj AVKNUK SAYINGS
1
Nothing I.Ike It In California.
llnrry McKcown, who recently re
turned from San Francisco, visited
all tho first class hotels, but says ho
didn't Hud ono ho felt bo much nt
homo in as he docs In the Chandler.
SMILK-A-WIIILU
lliislnesH Improving 'Gono Crosth
wait says business has linprovod n,
hundred per cent since Al Joiiboii got
bnck from tho lOast, nnd Jim Kclloud
is kept bo busy ''keoplng acoro" that
ho will hnvc to get an extra man.
SMIIiK-A-AVlIIIiK
Kino Hut Unsatisfactory lien
Clvandlor Bays ho saw so many gor
geous sights at tho fair that its all
a kind of smoar In his memory, while
n first class giimo of baseball Is just
ns exciting, and leaves you with some
clear recollection of JuBt what hap
pened. . SMILK-A-WH1MC
think wo nto."
(
Iko Chnndler (A Drowsy Wor
shipper) "Yon swinging doors that look for
us ngaln ,
How soon horeaftor will thoy croak
and strain?
How oft, hereafter, rusting on tho
hlngo,
Look for tho old familiar push,
in vain?"
Gcorgo Anderson (An Angol
Shnpo)
"And when next month, Oh com
rades, you shall pass
Dy this lock'd templo of tho stein
and glass,
Think of tho oldtlmo frlouds with
whom you roamod
Klyslan flolds, turn'd out to
winter grass."
TAMAM
When Jn
Want
of Fire, Life and Ma
rine insurance which
insures, see
SENSTACKEN
the
Insurance Man
Do Your Christ
mas Shopping
Early and Do It
On Central
Avenue
Neglected Opportunity. Honry
Scngstacken has In his window a
hand illuminated sign advertising u
hog ranch for rent. With tho pow
erful stimuli annually given to
Pork by Congress, w'o don't uiider-
strand why anybody having n hop;
ranch woufd want to let go of It.
SMILK-A-WIIIIii:
Moro Improvement. . Further
changes nrc being mndo In tlo Lloyd
Hotel. Tljo street balcony Is being
romovod nnd tho bay wlndown brncod
up. Will Chandler Bays If thoy
don't quit fooling with this land
mark they'll flpoll tho architectural
design altogether.
SMlIiK-A-WHILK
Churilnhlo Indeed. I. S. Kaufman
sayH wo shouldn't ho too hasty In
charging I'ortlnnd with Bhoor malic
iousness In reporting that' Coos Day's
harbor Is so Bhallow. It may bo duo
to igndrnuco, nnd boforo wo pass
Judgiuont it might ho well to write
and find out whnthor Mr. Lothrop
knows (hero Is a good harbor at' So
attlo. HMIIilCA-WHIIiU '
A Nwir Accident. rlVob Stanley,
whllo going homo In his gasollun
boat this week, was working out u
now poem, and forgot to duck when
ho went undor the Kriiso Avcnuu
brldgo, hitting his head and knock
ing a flno poetic Idea out of It. Dob
Rays his boat Is n speedy ono. and
If the tldo had boon running in ho
might havo been fast onough to do
him n real Injury.
H.MILK-A-WIIILi:
What Ho Wanted. Tho people, In
olcctlug Mr. Copplo, took him strict
ly at his word. Thoy thought hi
pcliomo of rotronchmont could host
bo carried out in tho old city hall, at
least for tho present, just as n lit
tlo matter of economy.
SMILK-A-WIIILK
Konio Difficulty. Cnrl Evortson
und J. F. Tolnndor suffered, in Tues
day's election, from tho sanio troublo
which tho bloodhounds In tho "Un
do Toiii'b Cabin" company complain
ed of, "poor support."
SMILICA-WHILK
"I try to tnko Just what I get
And bear it llko a man;'
Hut though it costs mo deep regret,
I must confess I rnn."
(JAHL KVBUTSIJN
"Thoy laid mo out, I must admit,
Hut not so much I ruo It
Whoii I rpfjoct, by gum, that it ..
Took two of 'em to do it," r
J. F, TKLANDBR
"Thoro's nothing to it, whou I run,
To stir a man's ambition;
I sometimes think 'twould bo moro
fun
If I had competition."
JUDQB IlUTLEIt
SMILK-A-WIULK
1KRS0NAI MENTION.
DAL CATHCAItT roturnod Tuesday
from nn extended Southorn trip.
Dal says tho most oxtouded part of
it was tho voyago up to Handon on
tho S. S. Ellzaboth, which was bar
bound. Ho roports a flno trip,
and thinks ho protty nearly reach
ed tho South Polo; ho could havo
told doflnltoly if ho had had his
Instruments along.
See tho First National Hank ad
today for plan of dUtrlbiitlnK fifty
havings accounts free.
SWEET PEAS r I
!
"SEEDS THAT GROW"
After numerous requests and calls for HPK.NTKH SWEET PEA
SEEDS, wo havo taken tho agency for nurpeo, of Philadelphia, llur-
peo has been In tho aoed business slnco 1870 and his seeds liavo
been tested and proved aB SEEDS THAT flltOW, Ask for a cata
logue and seo tho Sponcer varieties wo havo In stock. Plant thoso
seeds now and also in March or April and you will havo Sweet Peas
near tho Wholo year.
"THE OWL"
FltAN I. COHAN, Tho Central Avenuo Driiii Storo.
Last Five
Of the Ten Commandments
Of Our Grocery Store
6 Thou shalt not try to make life miserable for the
man behind the counter.
the Lord khowa ho has n tough tlmo anyhow.
7 Thou shalt not forget that we are always thank
1 ful for cash.
wo need It to pay tho Jobbers
8 Thou shalt not bring your horse or dog into our
store.
wo nro not running a menagorio
9 Thou shalt not swear at us over the telephone.
wo don't savvy it.
1C Thcu shalt love thy grocer as thyself, for if thee
toveth he and he love:: three, then he will give
thee groceries
" '" if you pay for them.
P. S. Wo have some choice Itrcnkfiua Foods for
these cold mornings.
COOK'S
GROCERY
P
ROMPT
OPULAR
ROGRESS1VE
Phono 180.
Cooking Apples
While they last
per box . . .
35c
We have some of the best BULK COFFEES produced
and which some claim are even superior to the higher
priced canned coffees. Order a pound at once.
25c - 30c - 35c - 40c
per pound
'PIIESII SHIPMENT OK CAMl'OItNIA mUITri ONTIIK
!. ' ' IIAIIIVTOHAY ' '?"
Sanitary Food Store
SERVICE FIRST
(Formerly NiishurK'N (Jroccry.)
PHONE Ulil
SECOND AND OENTRAli
For Christmas Gifts
KEE OUR WINDOWS CARV1N0 KETS, COMMUNITY KIIjVER
HETH, CASHEROIiE, CIIAKINO DISHES, PERCOLATORS, POCKET
KliASHMOHTS, MECHANICAIi ERECTORS ETC.
Marshtield Hardware Co.
Tho hcht in tho Hardware lino,
llroadway and Central
Phone ni
CENTRAL AVENUE MUSIC STORE
PIANOS, ORGANS, VICTROLAS, RECORDS, SHEET
MUSIC AND EVERYTHING IN THE MUSIC LINE
We will be glad to arrange terms if you cannot
pay all cash.
Thomas Music Company
Coiibolldntloii of Wiley II. Allen and W. It. IlnlnesMuslo Stocks
OH Central Avenue.
"They who wish to prosper
must work and save" -scott
Spendthrift! and IdlerK nro tdinlhir; a Koiieratiou of them
would bankrupt a nation. Tho profusions nro thc Nutlon't
htlOlltitll.
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A bank account here leads to
a seat in prosperity's corner
INTEREST PAID ON SAVINOS ACCOUNTS 1
first National Bank of Coos Bay
Marshfielcl, Oregon
5? "
PLAN TO TAKE
Sumday Pinner
AT THE
"Chandlw Hotel
The flub of
A CJOOD .MENU , b GeutrtU A
place, -y