THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELO, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL i2, 1916 EVENING EDITION
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IH'.XD FAHHWKLL
Miss Marguerite Halloy was the
tfinltiljtlt tit n ttlnnunfif fnt'nuf.llt
. . ,. i i . . Flanagan,
linrty Inst Monday evening at thef, , , .
liomo of Mrs. Rdgar McDantel In
North llcnd. Ml. Hnltey loft
odnesdny for Orovlllo, Wushlug-
' ton, to niiikc liur homo. After a
few I1O1113 of games and music, np
petllng roficslimontn woro ported.
TIiobo prcsont were: Inez KJe land,
l'athcr llcynolds, C!u.-.i Kohoo,
Myrtlo Thomas, Marguerite Rallcy,
ORwnld Kjelland, Ilnliort Cava-
natigh, Arclili! Vnughan, Myron
Gurncn and Hobart McDanlol.
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New Piano
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One Milton Player,
Fumed oak.
One Luclwirj,
Early English.
One Lticlwicj,
Mahogany.
One Ludwicj,
Fumed oak.
One Wellington,
Mahogany.
One Small Ludwig,"
Fumed oak. 7 -
One Milton, r:.
Early English. :'
One Milton, (small size)
Mahogany. ,
One Ludwig, (small)
Fumed oak. ., v
One Milton, (medium)
Mahogany.
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Used Pianos
Some of these have only heen rented a few
Months and arc as good as new.
- One Ludwig Early English.
One Milton Player, Mahogany.
une Milton, walnut.
One Wellington, Mahogany.
une vveumgion, uai(.
One Milton, Mahogany, large size.
One Milton, Mahogany, small.
One Gbbler, Walnut, medium.
We Also Have Some Used
Organs on Hand
We Arc Going To Reduce Our Stock of Pianos
BUY NOW
Some rare bargains at a price that will make
you take notice. Terms as low as $5.00 per
month. I
j STORKV-RAVIS Xt'PTIAI.S
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Miss Mildred Storey, dnughtor of
(Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Storoy and Karl
Davis woro married last Saturday ov
onlng at 7:30 o'cock nt tho home of
tlio brldo, Hnv. II. II. Foskett of the
First ImptlBt church officiating with
tho ring ceremony. Only tlio Imme
diate relatives of tho family woro
present. Lohongren'fl wedding miirch
was beautifully played by Miss Hor
tha Davis. Tho homo wns prettily
decorated with nroons and rhododen
drons, and tho couplo woro married
under an artlstla bowor of greens
which woro Intormlnglod with elec
tric lights, Tho bride's gown was of
cheer white material with satin trim
mings. A sumptuous wedding sup
per was served Immodlatoly following
the wedding coromony untl extending
.of congratulations. Thorfo prosont
woro: Mr. and Mrs. F. II, Storey,
Mr. and Mrs, Carl L. Davis, Mr. and
Mrs. C. V. Davis, Miss Hcrtha Davis,
Itov, II. 11 Foakott and I.oron D.ivls.
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L L. Thomas Music Store
Phone 156J 256J
73 Central Ave.
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RIRTIIDAV PARTV
iaerxacssEacBOiarj
Ono of tho prottleHt Juvonllo social
events of tho season was a children's
party nt which llttlo Hosomary Rich
ardson was hostoss nt tho homo of
hor mothor, Mrs. Rdnn Richardson on
North First street, Monday, In honor
of hor Bovonth birthday. All tho np-
inlutmonts woro In pink and whlto,
1th pink candles, pink ribbons and
pink flowers predominating In tho
docoratlons, Tho shodos woro drawn
and tho lights turned on, and tho
llttlo guests flitting to and fro In
' their pretty white dressea among the
pink draporlos cortalnly presented n
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SOTszarmwaacjzataBi
Add to your Home
Comforts and At"
tractions . . . .
tATIIDlt afiiT your Iianl iliiyV Inliot what will nilil iimrq to yum
"mfoit mid tcltiatii thuu uulqpivltji "Imlr '"'
clialrV
01lli:it VIiti( ghes juii iiioio.plcnsuro tlitin to li'iiv n nlro nich
ing tliulr In vhlih to hent your frlond vtlicn alio drop.-, In to
" or chat nnliilo In tho nftcinoim.
01 V(J J'OLKS What addH inoro to tho nttniHiw), cosy appear
no of thy silting loom (')r junior In jour limno than a fow
nlfo rocking cliah-j, or easy thalij.? .
In Tact, they mo MinioHilng tlio wholo tiiuilly ran
tKo pildo and comfort In," Coiuo in md lot us blimv
)ou somo nico ones, '
charming picture Indoor games of
various descriptions wero played, and
(toward ovonlng, Mrs. Richardson as
sisted by Mrs. P. M. Wilbur, served
,n delicious birthday luncheon. Tho
children present wore: Klcanor
Margaret Lusc, Loulso
l.ockhart, Violet Swanton, Kloanor
Lewis, Mario Icogers, Catltorlno
Stump, Agglo McUin, Virginia Coko,
Phyllis .lenscn, Mildred Storgard,
.lacquolcno Warner, Catltorlno Toyc,
Sylvia Dalllnger, narbara nnd Ado
laldo Lnraway, Margaret Stauff,
Ohco McKcown, Frances Ostrow, Au
drey Lyons, Loulsp Jlnlonoy, Catlir
orlno Langworthy, Wallace Marsdou,
and Hosomary Richardson.
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ARMR0CKEBS FROM $3 TO $35.
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Going & Harvey Co,
Complete House Furnisher&
Rusty Water
Wlioro rod or rusty water occuis, it almost always conies from
tho hot wator faucets. Tho water is discolored bocutiso of tho
rusting of tho inside of tho hot wnter piping In tlio houso and Is
not dirt or forolgn mnttor, for if it woro then both tho hot uml
cold water would bo discolored. Tho hot. wator piping In somo
houses causos more rust than in othors, duo to tho galvanized
coating of tha plpos being of poorer quality. When placing now
or ropulrlng old wntor piping, insist on your plumber using tho
bot grade of galvanized iron nlpo of not less than throo-fourths
inch dinmotor.
Whoro rusty hot wntor is csuecially bad it can bo romedlcd to
a cnnsidorablo oxtont by having a plumbor attach an inoxponslvo
devtro to tho wator plpo entering tho hot vator coll or stove
4iaok for tho Introduction of a small amount of Hmo each weok.
Tho llmo atlilotl to tho hot wator will largely provont the forma
tion or rust In tho hot wator pipes, but It will mako tlio wator
somewhat liaider and requlro moro soap.
Don't boat your hot water supply too hot. A tompornturo of
HO degroes Is sufficient for all ordinary uses of hot wator and to
oxcoed this causes trouble. Flush the rust out of tho bottom of
your hot wator tank at least once a woek. Kvory hot water
tank should bavo a faucet for this purpose
COOS BAY
WATER. COMPANY
.MAllSUFIHLD AND NORTH I1K.NI), OREGON.
FOR HAROLD ROTNOR
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Lost Tuesday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. Oeorgo Jlotnor entertained nt an
evening of dnnclngi and "COO" nt their
pretty homo on 8th Torraco for Mr.
Rotnor's son, Harold, who Is visit
ing hero. At tho closo of a delightful
evening, Mrs. Rotnor nerved delicious
refreshments to tho following guests:
Misses Lillian Scnman, Virginia
Clarke, Sarah Kscott, Marjorlo (Jra
ham, Noll Warwick, and Messrs Wes
ley Seaman, Hnlbort Carlisle Dun
can Ferguson, Ralph Kruno and Har
old Rotnor.
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' DAHLIA ULUIl
Mrs. J. K, Cooky wns hostess nt
her homo In Knglowood Thursday nf-
'ternoon to tho Dahlia Club, nnd tho
entertaining room wns prettily doc-
'orated with rhododendrons. Roll
call was responded to with curront
ovonts nnd during tho nftornoon, Mrs.
C. O. Uosncy gavo an Interesting
reading. Tho ladles brought tltolr
fancy work nnd spout n pleasant af
ternoon visiting and t tho closo, tho
'hostess assisted by her daughter,
Miss Ruby sorved n dainty lunch-
toon. MIbsoh Dorothy Conner nnd
Kdltlt Cameron wcro special guoBts.
Tho niombcra present this wook
wero: Mrs. K. Cnmoron, Mrs.
A. Oleinnn, Mrs. C. O. Clos
noy, Mrs. H. K. Ronnlor, Mrs. C.
i'M. Connor, Mrs. H, Ynko, Mrs. M. C.
Woods, nnd Mrs. Cooloy
Mrs C. M Connor will bo hostesi
to the cub nt tho next mooting in
two weoks
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I NORTH HUM) GUILD
Mrs. Ocorgo Stophenson of North
Rend entortulned tho Ladles' (lulld
or tho North Hond Kplscopnl church
at hor homo Thursday uftornoon aX
the UHiinl sowing session, the fol
lowing ladles being preHont: Mrs.
Ooorgo Uvorltt, Mrs. Donnls Hull,
Mrs. A. K. Morton, Mrs. John Lonnnn,
Mrs. C. A. Metlln, Mrs. Mlllor, Mrs.
Walter Smith, Mrs. M. K. Tomple,
Mrs Karl Powoll or Marshfield, Mrs.
Asboo. Miss Adklns nnd Rov. R. K.
Drowning,
Tho (lulld will moot again in two
weeks with Mrs. Cloorge Hveritt and
election or offlcors will occur, '
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I. S. Smith, .Mrs. J. S. Stuhbloflold,
Mrs. C. R. Peck, Mrs A. K. Peck,
Mrs. Kmma Savage and Mrs. M. A.
Swcctmau. '
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DKLKHITFITIj PROGRAM
Tho Chamlnndo Club mot Tuesday
morning at tho homo of tho direc
tor, Mrs. William Horsfall Jr.
An excellent pnpor was read by
Mrs. Horsfall on tho "Sonata".
In the placo of the' regular rehear
sal, t delightful musical program
was given by Mrs. Mclchor Nolsan
nnd Miss Clara Myion. Mrs. Nel
son Is a pupil of Mnnsfcldt of Ran
Francisco. Tho numbers wcro
played entirely from momory. The
ladles of the club woro delighted
and enthustnstlu In their pralso of
both musicians.
Tho program follows:
Prelude and Fugue In U minor Rnch
Gavotto Oluck-nrnhms
(Invotto Unch-Sulnt-Snons
Sonata A mnjor . .' Mozart
Miss Clara Myren
Sonata Pathettquo, Op. 1.1
. lleethoven
Mr j. Molclior Nelson
Sonata Op. 27, No. 2 (Moon
light) lleethoven
Miss Clara Myren
! KRIOKSO.V-HURMAX NUPTIAIS
Dngmnr Mrlckson and Carl William
Ilurmnu, both young peoplo of liny
Park, wero married last Saturday ov
onlng at 9:30 o'clock by Rov. II.
F. Rcngtsou nt tho homo ot the
groom's sister, Mrs. Charles Annor
sou, of Uay Park. Tho homo wns
beautifully decoratod and after tho
ceremony, an olaborato wedding sup
por was sorved. There were about
25 relatives present.
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WILL C1IVH PLAV ,
In two weoks from liiBt night, May
Gth, tho Senior Clnss of tho Marsu
riold High School will glvo tholr play
"Whnt happened to Jones." Thoso
who know or tho play say Hint it In
a real comody front start to Mulsh.
Miss Uoulnlt Stobno Instructor In tho
KubIIsIi department In tho High
School is coaching tho play.
I HRIDGM ULUIl TO MKIVP
Tho Marshtlold Ilrldgo Club will
meet for tho first llmo since junt
boforo tiro Lenten aoaaou, on noxi
Wednesday aftornoon with Mrs.
W. M. Rlako on South Fifth Strout.
ALPHA IHSLPHIAN KOCIHTV
Last Monday ovonlng, MIbh Myrtlo
Downor extended hor hospitality to
tho members of tho Alpha' Delphian
Society and the following special
guests: Dr. Juno Martin, Misses
Druco Kolley, Ida Downor and Aim
Holland. Tlio subject tmdor general
discussion was: "Archltecturo In tho.
Modloval and Rennlssanco Period."
Roll call was responded to with facto
concerning great bulldors nnd tho fol-
j lowing special topics wcro discussed:
"Tlio Spirit That Prompted M,cn to
Utilld Grunt Cathedrals, Allco Curtis.
"Gothic Characteristics in Arch
itecture," Graco Johnson,
i "Tho llulldlng ot St. Peter's Cnitt
cdral." Miss Myrtlo Mlllor.
"Tho Jubilees ot 1.100," Irona
Prouss.
Throo talks on three cnthcdrals ot
Huropa Ollvo 1C. Ilrown, Dr. Mattlo
Shaw and Myrtlo Downer.
Tho guests thou suont a pleasant
time in conversation nnd sowing, and
later, tho hostess sorved tempting
icfrcshmouts.
Noxt Monday ovonlng tho club will
bo entertained nt tho homo of Graco
Johnson In IVunkor Hill.
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Miss Adululdo Clarko entertained
tho younger set of tho Milllcomn la
dles Monday nrtoruonn nt hor homo
on North Third street nt an lnltlnl
meeting or n bridge club to bo form oil
lntor. Tho noxt mooting will bo on
Monday, May 1st with Miss Ruth
Covnn. Thoso prcsont woro: M.rs.
Lucia Sporry Stratton, Mrs. Royal
Nllcs, and tho Mlssos Ruth Cowan,
fKvolyn Flanagan, WUda Harris,
llruco Kolley, Mildred Ripley, Nolllo
hWnrwIck, and Adclnldo Clarko.
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FORM RRIDGi: Ol.trit
.('IIILDItlON'H PIUNIO
llruco HvaiiH nnd his ovancollstlc
party uro giving tho children or tho
town a delightful picnic this nftor
noon about 200 expecting to partici
pate. Last ovonlng, lill cukca woro
piomlscd, nnd tho chlldron doclnrcd
Hint every ono could oaslly bo taken
nenro of. Tho men provided tho Ico
cream for tho conos, About 200 oggH
wero hid in vnrioiiB places about tho
Methodist church and grounds, nnd
tho child finding tho most Is to ro
colvo n prlzo. All this wook tho
children havo been looking forward
with dollght to tlila ovottt.
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k HOHTKSSICS NIJXT TUICHDAY
Mm Ij. F. Falkensteln nnd Mrs.
'Fred Holllstor will bo tho hostoBSos
noxt Tuosdny nftornoon at tho -club
ro inn to tho ladles of tho North
Rend Club Auxiliary.
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Safety First? Service?
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I-H'i:, WOUKSIK.VS COMPKNSATION AND
LIAIHLITV lNSRANCU
rv E. I. CHANDLER, Agency.
..umjj v., j, JlaiblineHi, uri-gon.
SNAPPY BUYS
ilea ird .Ij
for building.
Tun. (ilJIJI). ,Vi.U W'l.ii iici-u .'iiiiii .viiu.
S'-MO. Tuiihh Win dawn nnd S-JIO ei- month. Ono lot H do
hiii'il M.". Terms r tlinvu uml $H per moiilli.
DHSIRAIILII: RHSIDKXCi: LOT, vlllilii tho iiilnuti'H walk of (bo
business center. tout nontugo ultli htiet Jiiiprovcinent.s
in nnd paid fr. Pi'i- S'1"0' 1-;s " ,""1 ,0 I"'1' tl.
XKW, FIVH ROO.M, .MORF.HX Rl'XGALOW, lorntcil in tho lient
ixld(!iir illsttlit. Iliuil-HUiftueil vtrccl, .() foot lot ioeI,
lth tcrniml In""- A sacilflio nt JjilS.noo. Vour ov.n texiiiN,
iiiontlil) i) month if ilehhiJiI.
10O Mllli RAXlff, COOS lllVKIC, SIX MILKS from MurMiNolil,
tith iil IinpimeiiH'iitH, IncliKlIng Mock, hoiiMii mid other out
buildings. An nbwiliito hiicrlflro nt 1,(100.
See REID About It. 1 50 Front St.
Tho Ladles Auxiliary ot tho MIDI
coma Club will ontortuln tholr hus
bands nt tho club rooms on tho ov
onlng of April 28th, at n card and
dancing party, Tho committee on ar
rangements composed of Mrs. Dorsey
Kriotzor chnlrmnn, Mrs. J. 3. Coko.
Mrs. J. Albert Matson, Mrs. R. K,
Jones and Mrs. J. W. Rennott are
putting' forth their ofrorts to maka
this arfalr one of tho most enjoynblo
of the season,
i to i:li:ct officers
Rloctlon of officers will occur
next Tuesday afternoon nt tha fcpu
copal,. Ladles' Guild meeting, whon
Mrs. J. W. Doniiott and Mrs. A. 11.
O'Rrlen will be tho hostesses.
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A callod mooting of tho Ladles
Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church
was held Monday aftornoon at tho
church to transact several matters
or business. On account of the Un
ion Revival services It was decided
to postpono both the auxiliary meet
ing on Wednesday until May 3rd
with Mrs. Rva Gammllt, and also
tho Raster apron and cooked food
gale indefinitely.
Tlio ladles out were; Mrs. I). Fer
guson, Mrs, Harry Folsom, Mra. Eva
Gammlll, Mrs. C. P. McKulght, Mrs.
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