Semi-Weekly fcanloi Recorcfettv DeComfcrar 5. 1913
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COMING AMUSEMENTS
GRAND THEATRE
Tonight!
And every night in the week a fine program of
Exclusive
Licensed
Pictures
Steam Heat. 5-piece Orchestra
I LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS !
Wanled Agate Work Sabro
Bros.
Pianos for rent at Bandon Drug
Company. 7'J1'
Zigomar II I, or the HlacK scouree
at the Orpheum Sunday night.
Try the Unique for a good square
meal and sweet bread.
A fine baby boy was bem to Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan Wednesday night!
Anyone wishing home made pies
or cakes phone the Wigwam or see
Mrs. E. Lewin. 75tf
Everything for the home at the
Bandon Furniture Co. See our
big stock. 95tf
The Bandon Furniture Co. has
the latest designs in furniture. See
their big assortment.. 95U
The picture program at the Or
pheum cannot be excelled and a
feature film is shown every night.
Joe Cox, justice of peace of Lang
iois is in Bandon on business today.
Everybody is always glad to see the
genial judge.
All persons knowing , themselves
indebted to Catterlin and Legore,
kindly call a.nd settle with H. C.
Dipple and save further cost, Office
old Bank BIdg. Bandon. Ore. o6tf
Saturday and Sundav big double
show consisting of 6,000 feet of
'Hi'
pictures and three vaudeville acts at
the Orpheum. Show starts prompt
ly at 7:00 p. m. Admission ic and
10 cents. f
H T Stewart, editor of the Port
Orford Tribune, and son Bryon, who
have been in Bandon a few days
waiting to t ike passage on the
Speed .veil for California, made the
Recorder office a pleasant fraternal
call yesterday afternoon.
Notice Ladies First class dress
making done, satislaclion guaran
teed, Let in" help you plan your
Xmas costume.--Mrs. R. Chnate,
look for windov caul at the corner
of 1 itlj St. East and Chicago Ave.
VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES
ReguUrPro- rkUPUFITM House of Fea-
trim 4000 . WIVi ill-J W IT tures we show
Feet of HPUP A
nciures 4 M.M - lJT -
TnivinHT
Hagenbeck &
Admission
EXTRA! Saturday and Sunday. EXTRA! 4 ,
Norman & Fitchett J
In Comedy, Singing and Musical Acts. 6,000
feet of Pictures each night. Sunday night -the
Special Feature "Zigomax III or Black Scourge."
This is considered one of the greatest detective stories ever shown and
must be seen to be appreciated.
Admission 15c and 10c
Now showing exclusive
licensed films. 28 reels
every week.
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Carpet and rug weaving, apply to
Mrs. J. L. Foster, Bandon.
C. E. Nicholson of Marshfield was
a Bandon business visitor Wednes
day. I. R. Tower of Marshfield was
oyer on business Wednesday.
Trade your old furnitjire for new
at Mitchell's Furniture store.
Phone 211, ootf
Atty. Walter Sinclair came down
from Coquille yesterday on legal
business.
Mr. James is quite ill at his home
on i-ranKim avenue witn sciatic
rheumatism.
Lost Small black fountain pen.
Finder please leave at this office and
receive reward. Q2tf
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Make your wife a present of one
of those easy rocking chairs for sale
at Mitchell's Furniture store. ootf
For Rent Furnished house in
Industrial Addition. Inquire at
Bandon Furniture Co. 9512
Wanted Boy or girl over a
year old to take care of, price reason
able. Inquire at this office. t2x
Al Hite and wile were down from
Coquille on Thursday calling on
friends and looking after business
affairs
lohn Prince and wife of Wedeer-
burn were in Bandon yesterday
taking in the sights and looking af
ter business affairs.
E. C. Drews, manacer of the
Coos Bay Home Telephone Co
came over from Marshfield yester
day to look after business affairs.
Mrs. H. F Morrison continues
to improve ot the Emergency hos -
pilal and her many Bandon friends
hope to, here of her complete re
covery in a short time.'
The Orpheum management has
attanged to book in a special feature
picture for every Sunday night,
which will be "shown in addition to
the regular nroi?ram. "The Best
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is None too Good,"
T D C feature pictures
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Wallace Circus
Zbc and Lc
For Sale Five good milch
cows, inquire of M. D. Callery. tax
Miss Gladys. Strader has aocepttd
a position in babro uros. jewelry
Store.
W W. Wolfe hss accepted a
position in the Pollock Grocery
Store.
Donald Mackintosh is home alter
a few days business trip down the
coast.
L. E. Brown and family were
passengers up the river toddy for a
few days visit.
Go to Mitchell's Furniture store
on the hill, for anything you want in
house furnishings. ootf
Capt. John Johnson of the tug
Klyhtain has been quite ill for a few
days but is getting better now. s
For Sale On corner of Fill-.
more and 31 d streets, groceries at
living prices. Call and see A. 1.1,
Sparks. 54tf
Alfred Johnson Sr. president of
the Alfred Johnson Lumber Co. has
been down from Coquille on busi
ness a few days.
C. R. True, who has been work
ing at the Sixes river black sand
mines for a couple of months, came
home the first of the week.
Benjamin Ostlind , the Architect
came over from Marshfield Wednes
day to look after work on the new
First National Bank Building.
New orders of bicycle repairs of
all kinds constantly arriving. Will
take orders for" bicycles of any kind.
gof S. D. Barrows.
For Sale or Trade A good or
chard proposition in Douglas Co.
Ore. on the S. P. railroad. Get the
facts from the owner. Box 892,
Bandon, Ore. 72tf
E. E. Oakes returned from Co
quille today where he had been look
ing after business affairs for a few
days. He was also at Coos t Bay
while he was away.
Aiex McLeod, who had his leg
broken last spring by getting it
caught in the machinery of a motor
boat, is able to be around by the
aid of a cane and crutch.
An excellent show tonight at the
Orpheum. Hagenbeck & Wallace's
Circus, shown complete ih four reels.
Also the "Wizard ot the Jungle,'
in two reels, featuring Bonila the
greatest lion tamer. Admission 25c
and 15c.
Benjamin Ostlind, architect, savs
that his' business both in Bandon
and Marshfield is growing so rapid
ly that it will be necessary for him
to add two or three draltsmen and
will keep one or two in his office in
each city.
Elizabeth, the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stephan, of the
Bandon Bakery, swallowed a quan
tity of kerosene oil this morning,
and at first it was feared that might
prove fatal. The little one was
rushed To the hospital and at last
reports was getting along nicely.
In the Marshfield city election
last Tuesday, F. E. Allen, who is
well known in Bandon as coinihg
here representing the Blake McFnll
Paper Co. and other wholesale
houses was elected mayor by a hand '
some majority. R. A. Copple,
proprietor of the Golden Rule stores
ot Bandon and Marshfield was also
re-elected 611 the city council.
Captain O. Wiren, co operative
weather observer, reports the rain
fell for the month of November to
have been 7,90 inches; days rainy
aid cloud), 24; daysi clear, 6, The
rainfall for the corresponding month
of 1912 was 10.96 inches, making
a difference of 3.06 inches less this
year.
In a letter from Smiling Dutch
h states that all is fair in Los An
geles, but he states that the match"
batween Ajax and Yokel is of! for
the reason that Yokel went away
without leaving any date AjsXj
Was to wrestle Barnicus on Dec. 3rd
in Pasadena and December 8th h"e
will meet Pleasant Smith of River
side; After that Ajax and Dutch
will leave for the nortfi, going to
Salt Lane City and Ajax will, try to
get a match with Yokel in hishome
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Presents
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beautiful
Bandon Furniture Co
Oregon Agricultural
College
Farmers' Week, December
8th to 13th,
This will he a notable event in the edu
cational history Qf Oregon.
Farmers' Co-operation will he the leading
topic of a stimulating series of lectures.
The week will he crowded with discussions
nu.l lenimis.trations in everything that makes
for the welfare of the fanner and home-
maker.
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Winter Short Course
Jan. 5 to 30, 1913
.The college has spared no effort to
niaki' this the most complete short course
in its .history. A very wide range of
coiircs will he olfeted in General Agricul
ture. Horticulture, Animal Husbandry,
'.Dairying., Poultry Keeping, Mechanics
Arts Domestic Science ami mt, com
merce, FoicMry, 'and Mump. Numerous
Wnires and discussions on Farmers' Co
operation, at holne and abroad, will he a
leu ine feature. Maw t""s a picawm .u.u
profitable winter outing. No tuition. Ac
nomodations reasonable. Keiluceil rates on
alljailroads. For furrhcr information ad-inWll.-M.
THNNANT, Registrar, Cor-
vallis, Oregon.
Fanners' Itosmess Courses ny correspon
dence- without tuition.
' Notice.
, Notice is hereby given that- any person
or persons w ho shall deposit in any of the
waters of the Con,uille Kiverror any place
where higlijwater will float it into the river,
any saw-dust, shavings, lumber waste or
slashings of.trfrs, or brush, will he prosecu
ted for such olfense under and in accordance
with the provisions of sections 42 and 62 of
Chapter 232 of the General law of Ore
gon of 1913; all persons owning, land upon
hirli :irenljshiniis or waste timber of any
kind ,are wpiurd at their peril to see that
such waste is not noateu mio me m,
' This iiatice is given pursuant to order of
the IWurd of Commissioners of the'
Port of llandon.
.y J. K. NORTON,
Secretary of the Port of Bandon.
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sThis store is full of beautiful and servicahle goods-
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that will solve the Christmas question in a prac-
deal manner A gift, selected from our stock
will ndt, only delight the recipient on " Chyistmas
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day," but for years to come will be a source 'of
pleasure. Come in while the selection is large, t
A Few Suggestions
Chair everything ranging from a dainty rocker
to the big" upholstered easy chair. Pictures a
beautiful assortment to select from. Tables, in
ft.
ma liy. designs arid sizes. Fancy toilet 'boxes,.
dressers, side boards,, rugs,
BANDON TRANSFER UNE
GATCHELL BROS., Frayt.
All kinds of heavy and light draying. Phone orders given
prompt attention. Darn Cor. First & Spruce St., Fish Property
P1IONTC tui
FREE!
With every dollar cask purchase, or
every dollar paid on account, a tick
et on our new $80.00 White Ro
tary Sewing Machine which we will
Give
January 10th to the person holding
v . the lucky number.
Bandon Hdwe. Co.
The Recorder
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