See the new quartet arrangements
of the latest songs al Lowe’s.
The Modern Woodmen of North
Bend are organizing a band
Doors and Mouldings at the Ban
Grocer»«, Hartman- ‘Nuff sed. don Hardware Co., opposite Post
Mandolin and Guitar music at Office.
Lowe’s.
Dr. Barnes of North Powder, this
Call on the Bandon Co operative state, is in town this week looking
Reality Co.
the country over.
A transient sign painter has l>een
Knights of Pythias' Thirteenth
reaping a harvest this week.
Annual Ball at the Bank Hall, Satur
Local Lore 1
J
L. Mauzey, of Marshfield, was a
Bandon visitor a lew days ago.
Hartman has just received a fine
line of dancing slippers. Better get
a pair for the Knight’s Ball this
week. Price is reasonable.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyter
ian Church will hold a bread fair,
November 27 and 28
1 hey will
supply dainties <-f all description for
your Thanksgiving dmnner
Do not l>e late to your work of a
morning but gel an intermittent
never late, alarm cl •> k for St.5° «*t
A Rice's the r< h dji- jeweler, and
you will always be on time
Bandon has 335 school children in
attendance to date a hundred less
t.ian Mai-Jifield about 25 less than
North Bend, and nioic dial) Coquille
or Myrtle Point.
Clothes bag? Do the) look seedy
after you have worn them a couple
of times? Get vour clothes it Hart
man’s and you will n >t have these
troubles. Good workmanship and
fair prices are our best ads.
C A Adams, employed at the
Cody Mill, fell on the slip Wednes
day morning, bieaking his leg above
the ankle. He is under Dr. Hous
ton’s care, and i- doing nicely.
Mrs. O. A. Trowbridge returned
from Marshfield last Saturday, ac
companied by her mother, Mrs. C A
Brown, and brother Homer, and
sister Blanche, who will remain for
the winter. Homer will work in the
store.
Al! day today the committee on
decoration have been at work decor
ating the Bank Hall for the Knights
of Pyrhias’ 13th Annual Ball. Tick
ets have been on sale for severa
days, and the outlook for a large
crowd is very encouraging.
The Oregon Bar Association wil
hold its seventeenth annual meeting
in Portland, November 19th anc
20th Special rates of a fare and a
third have been made on all roads.
They will convene two days closing
with a banquet at the Commercia
Club.
The Bandon School football team
will meet the Marshfield aggregate
on the home gridiron on Thanks
giving Day. The teams are evenly
matched and a good game is antici
pated. Game called at 2 o’clock.
Admission 25 cents.
All of the standard music at re
duced prices, for one week only at
Lowe’s.
Found.
Three sheep with slight split in
left ear, probably* off Bear Creek
Scotch Collie Pups for sale in
road. (>w ner can have same by
quire of
Wm Irvine. (.>pposite
calling at undeasigned and paying
Shingle Mill.
charges.
W. F. K ennedy ,
Have >ou seen that beautiful line
Bandon.
of Hand Painted China at Boyle’s
Jewelry Store.
Dr J. Wairen Kelly
Announcement
to
Bandon Buyers
The Bandon Hardware Company
Physician and Surgeon • Operative
always cater to the builder, and
Surgery a Specialty.
carry a full line of Doors, Mouldings
day night, this week
Locks, Bolts, etc. common to that OFFICE. Lowe't Diug Stare RmdriMf in
The hits of the season at Lowe's, trade. Their prices are right. Op the Panic* Building.
this week only, at 5 copies for the posite Post < Itfice.
dollar.
Mail orders will receive
SUMMONS.
The horse show which closed Sat
prompt attention.
IN I HE CIKIT I I ni Ki op THE
urday at Portland was a tremendous NT \ | 1 OF -nr..ox, FOR THE
Take a look at A. Rice's the success, and the Oregon animals on Col N I'Y OF <’ H»S
J. W. t. u,.,, Plain'll!
Suit in Equity to
leading jeweler’s window, and see display, as well as the show itself,
va.
vs.
I Currie William* mid
Quiet Tilie
his assortment of clocks ranging was voted by Dr. Withycombe as I Came E. William«,
I
Drfrudanla.
si
Mill INS.
from $1.00 to St4.00, every one just as good, if not as large, as the
I" C irrie William« mid
....... Carrie _ E. Wit-
guaranteed
one in New York citv
I llama, the above umued defendants:
I IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
"We
take
clearing
house
certifi
Mr Builder! We have a full sup-
< IREGl >N
You are hereby required to appear in the
ph of Doors, Moulding-, Locks, cates” is a sign now to be seen in above
entitled Court and Cause, and answer
Bolts, etc Everything needed in the windows of almost every Port lhe Complaint tiled agninst you therein by
the Plaintiff on or before the last day of
vour line. Our prices are right. land business house. The financial the time prescribed lor the publication of
summons which day ih hix conseowlive
Bandon Hardware Company, oppo sky is clearing, and there is every thia
weeks from the date of the tirat publication
prospect
that
two
weeks
more
w
iU
hereof; lhe date of the tirat publication 1«
site the Post Office.
the 31st of October, 1907, and the last pub
see conditions normal
lication will tie on the l?lh of December,
The particular man. anil most re
Whether it was the wind or just 1907.
And you are notified that if yon fail ao to
particular in this line, will find that
and answer file «aid complaint, the
the feeling of youth the atmosphere appear
Plaintiff will apph to the Court for the
our stock of Gent’s Furnishings are
Bandon imparts caused one of our relief prayed for in hm Complaint, to wit
all that you could require. Up-to-
For a decree whereby Defendants* ad
attorneys to shed his accumulation verse
claims to those certain parcels of land
date, a wide selection of patterns
in Plaintiff s Complaint as fol
of alfalfa, tenderly nurtured for the described
lows, to wit
Lots eight, nine and twelve
and styles, and reasonable prices at
past year, we are not prepared to in Block It. and Dots one, four, live, eight,
nine and twelve in Block fifteen, Woodlanp
Hartman’s.
state; but it.is a cinch that the beau Addition to Bandon, Coos Comity, Oregon,
more particularly described in Plaintiff's
Doctor J. Warren Kelly and ty of the legal profession here is not Complaint,
shall lie determined and forever
foreclosed
and Plaintiff declared and ad
family who arrived in Bandon on injured by the change.
judged to b„ t|,e absolute owner of the said
real property.
Saturday will make this place their
The truant officer, R E. Gardi This summons is served upon you by pub
future home.
Doctor Kelly comes ner, has been ordered by Co. Supt. lication thereof in the Bandon Recorder, a
weekly newspaper of general circulation, |
horn Pennsylvania where he has Bunch, to notify a number of chil published
in the Town of Bandon, in Coos
Coontv. Oregon, pursuant to the order of
practised for the last five years.
dren under the ages specified by
There will be a big dance in the
Bank Hall on Wednesday night,
November 27th, the evening before
Thanksgiving. Come and you will
have somethiug to be thankful for.
Phe Seaside Orchestra will play all
night.
Special at Lowe’s Drug Store, for
one week only, commencing Friday
morning, 5 copies of any sheet
music in stock, for one dollar. Do
not miss this opportunity to secure
the latest hits at reasonable prices^
This is for a week only.
We had a call from B. L. Barry,
of the Dayton Optimist, Oregon,
who is in this territory representing
his home tire insurance company,
and incidentally to organize an asso
ciation of the publishers of Coos Co.
A meeting was called Wednesday,
but at this date we have not learned
the ultimate results. An association
of this kind is of mutual importance
to the publishers and their patrons.
A uniformity of prices is established
on all work, both advertising and
in the job department. We were
unable to attend, but will give our
hearty co-operation to such a move
ment.
law, to enter school next Monday
morning.
A number are exempt
from the list, but there are several
who should be in the schools. The
compulsory school law is one of
Oregon’s best laws. Parents who
are narrow minded enough to either
keep their children out of school or
allow them to remain out of school
in idleness before they have com
pleted the eighth grade, are incom
petent, and the arm of authority is
recommended.
Ever since the change in management of our
store a tew weeks tuck our one great contention
has In en toprovide room for the large stock of fur
niture that we have on the road.
We have had
to put much of our time into making extensive
improvements in our warehouse ami storeroom
to accomodate this stock, so much so that we
have neglected to make our bow before the pub
lic.
Is is our intention to run a furniture store, in
all its lines, that will supply every necessity of our
patrons in Bandon and vicinity. Our charges are
reasonable, lower than elsewhere in the county,
and lower than in the city. We will cater to all
classes of patronage w ho appreciate a square deal
in every resjvect, and a desire upon our part to
secure any article of furniture not already in
stock.
If you are not already a customer of ours, we
invite you to call.
We know you will be
surprised at the extent of our stock, and we want
to get acquainted.
In behalf of the old manage
ment, we wish to thank you for past patronage
and for any future favors.
Bandon Furniture Co.,
House Furnishers
Hon. John F. Hall, County Judge of said
Coos County, made the 22nd day of Octo I
her, 1907.
G. T. TREADGOLD.
(Attorney for Plaintiff.
FINE MILLINERY
MAUD GARFIELD
Church Services.
Services will be held in the Presby
terian Church Sunday, Nov. 17th. at
the usual hours, morning and even
ing. Good music. Strangers are
welcome.
Sunday School at 10
a. m., and Christian Endeavor at 6
p. m. Come.
Teachers’
and
Meeting.
LOST
. Enroll Now .
Honest
Patrons’
A cordial invitation is extended to
all parents of school children and
others interested in the work of our
schools to attend the session on
Friday evening of this week at the
school building. The following is
The Coquille Valley Sentinel has
A brother of T. N. Moorhouse, the program prepared for the meet
sent personal letters to some of our
business men requesting jobwork, the ill-fated passenger who was killed ing:
Music, Vocal, Miss Esther Yaeger.
giving cut prices. The Sentinel some days since while enroute by
School
Life in Sweden, Captain
never said a good word of our mer stage to Marshfield, arrived in the
1
Johnson.
chants, and need not expect to ob city early last Friday morning, and
Some Things Worth While in
tain their patronage. Better cover left the same afternoon for Owaton
School
Work, Mr-. Morrison. Miss
na,
his
home,
with
the
remains.
your home field before attempting
While in the city he expressed him- * *avies, Miss Rodine, Mrs Mvers
to branch out.
self as much pleased w ith the sur - and Mr. R OS»«.
Last Sunday, Nov. 9th, Allan,
The Difficulties of a Fourteen
roundings, and stated that he would
son of Mr. and Mrs B. N. Harring
Year
Old Child, Mrs. Disher.
return to the city next summer for
ton. celebrated his 10th birthdav.
The
Place of the School in the
the purpose of taking a trip over
at Concrete Hall, and twenty five of
the road where his brother met the Community, Mr lopping.
his young friends assembled for the
Music, Vocal, Miss Leah Boak
fatality.
He was accompanied by
occasion. Games were played, the
Reception Committee, Miss Ye‘o,
the divorced wife of Mr. Morehouse,
principal game played being "Teddy
Miss
Wilkins, Miss Murphy, Mrs.
together with the little son. Before
Bear.” Prizes were distributed, a
eating he is quoted as saying that Ernest Boak, and Mrs i'hos. Rob
lunch was served, with a large birth
no blame was attached to Mr. Fen ison.
day cake as the chief attraction, and
At the School Building, Friday
ton or his employes, the accident
at 4 o'clock the party broke up with
evening,
November 15th. 8 o’clock.
being considered as unavoidable.—
many kind wishes for their little
Roseburg News.
playmate.
If you are thinking of getting a
5
copies
of
sheet
music
for
one
sewing
machine, see the new El
Walter Sinclair, of Coquille, was
dollar,
at
Lowe's.
This
week
only
dridge
at
Boyle s Jewelry Store.
in town the fore part of this week in
the interests of the commercial
organizations of the three towns of
the Coquille. The River and Har
bors Congress convenes in Wash
ington in December, and it is very
important that a representative of
A place to prepare yourself so that your next
the Coquille is at hand
Orvil
opportunity to enter the business world on a
Dodge offers to return and assist in
good salary will not be
securing an appropriation to dredge
out the channel inside the bar along
the river, which is shoal in some
places. He did a w orld of good on
his last trip, and we would be glad
to see hur. return again in the con-
Miller Cleaver Business College.
tinuancc of this good work.
North Bend, Oregon
Found !
The House
of
■ t !
Values
We offer below a few suggestions to show what we have
to please the particular customer. < >ur one aim in niak-
ing the selection stock is to buy what will please, \Ve
always take price, quality and durability into consideration,
and find that it is making our store so popular—the ability
to please our customers.
r
I
Shoes and Furnishings
The little fellow soon scuffs out his shoes. It seems to be
an endless chain of shoes the year round to keep him pol
vided. We carry* a line of school shoes that are made to
scuff around in. I hey wear good and the price is right. The
Cahnn-Nickelsberg Shoe for Men and Women w ho cai e for
style and a good all round shoe, and the White House brand
are our most popular lines. We can please all The Blister
Brown Shoe for the Children give satistai tion everywhere.
Special in this line is a consignment of the latest ties. All
of the latest styles, sizes, colors and prices. VVe would also
call your attention to our line of Hosiery. The Lyon Brand
of Hats always give satisfaction and we have them in all sizes.
Levi Strauss makes the best overall on the market, and we
handle that brand.
A big stock of the latest in Ladies’ Hosiery, both Cashmere and
Cotton. Call and see it. Our Shirt Waists and Skirts are
beauties. We believe they are the prettiest in tow n Call and
see themr Children’s I nderwear. the kind that wears and
gives satisfaction, ar.* on our shelves. Popular sizes and rea-
sonable prices. Dress Buttons —Lots of them, Reiueinber the
place when you need anv
R. H. Rosa & Co
Incorporated