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Orvil Dodge was a Bandon visitor i
Fresh bread daily at the Vienna
Friday.
Cafe.
See the New- Mission Clucks at _JL:seful gifts at the Racket Store, j
New stock now in.
Boyle's.
Thanksgiving dance in the Bank
The Acme Ladies’ Club met with
Mandolin and Guitar music at Mrs. Lewin this afternoon
Hall Wednesday evening, Nov. 27.
Lowe’s.
Boyle has just received the finest
Souvenir shells and glass ware of
The first scow load of rock was all kinds at the Racket Store.
line of Silverware ever seen in
hauled this week.
Bandon.
Thanksgiving Ball, Bank Hall,
Call on the Bandon Co-operative
Sheriff Gage and wife, of Co-
Wednesday evening, Nov. 27.
Reality Co.
quilie, were Bandon visitors the fore
Scotch Collie Pups for sale in­
Born: Sundav. Nov. io to the
part of the week, stopping at the
quire of
Wm Irvine. Opposite
wife of H. E. James, a boy.
Gallier.
Shingle Mill.
Only two days left to secure five
The Walstrom warehouse have re­
Geo. Peoples, of Coquille was a
pieces of the latest sheet music at
cently had a derrick made for un­
Bandon visitor this week, he came
Lowe’s.
loading scows and small boats,
down on tha noon boat Tuesday.
This is a great help to that busy
< Bassware, of all kinds--vases,
The
Seaside
orchestra
will
furnish
enterprise.
berry, water , and table sets, all
music for the dance on Thanks­
n< w stock at the Racket Store.
The Elizabeth 5vas fumigated on
giving eve, Wednesday Nov. 27.
this
last trip, which occasioned a
A good spring is the miking of a
The
Vienna
Cafe
always
Jias
a
day’s delay. The authorities fumi­
bed. The Band<>n Furniture Co.
will sell you one mil guarantee that tine line of breads, cookies, and gate every vessel plying into San
pastries on hand. For short orders Francisco at least once a month.
it will never sag.
they can t be beat.
Miss Aildie Hunt, formerly of
People are, to a certain extent,
Brass Steam Fittings of all kinds judged by the clothing they wear.
Bandon but now of Springfield, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Snyder oi and descriptions at the Baudon If you desire to give an up-to-date
Hardware Co. Of iposite Post Office. impression, you can do so by wear­
Marshfield.
ing one of Lorenz <Xr Hoyt’s suits.
The Ladies A id ot the Presbyter­ Prices are right.
Dolls, albums, toys of all kinds,
ian Church will hold a bread fair
Closing out at greatly reduced
November 27 and 28.
They will work boxes, etc, at the Racket prices, all our line of fall and winter
su| ply dainties < f a'l <bsi liption for Store.
hats.
Here is an opportunity you
your Thanksgiving dimmer.
cannot
afford
to miss.
Hartman.
The Racket Store has received
Bandon is still growing as you can an elegant line of holiday china
Taking into consideration the
tell by visiting th Bandon Furniture ware. Call early and make your many other attractions Saturday
Co ’s Store and seeing the big stock selection before they are all picked evening, the Socialists’ Social was
of goods they cany. Everything nice over.
well attended, and all reported an
for the home to be found there.
The Misses Gertrude Johnson, enjoyable evening.
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Florence Kosa, Eva Shroeder, and
The shingle machine for the
Miss May Wickham came down Young and Parker Shingle Mill up
from Coquille last Saturday to at­ river, arrived on the Elizabeth. It
tend the ball last Saturday night.
is one of the latest makes as is the
A new stock of children’s and rest of the plant.
The only mis­
gents’ shoes just in at Hartmans’, take made was locating so far from
Mr. Builder! We have a full sup- and something fine in the way of Bandon.
ply of Doors, Mouldings, Locks, ladies foot
wear expected daily.
The Elizabeth arrived Monday
Bolts, etc. Everything needed in See them before buying.
with 187 tons of merchandise and
your line. Our prices are right.
four passengers—Wm Ross, Johh
Bandon Hardware Company, oppo­
The Ladies’ Aid of the Pres­
Langhill, Dora Parks, and J.
site the Post Office.
byterian Church will hold a
Ludebeck. She arrived off shore
There will be a dance in the
Bread Fair November 27th and
Saturday morning but could not
Bank Hall this Saturday evening.
28th. They will supply dain­
come in on account of the bar.
Also one next Wednesday night—
ties of all description for your
Last Saturday evening the Ladies’
Thanksgiving Ball. There w ill be
Thanksgiving dinner.
Relief
Corps treated the G. A. R.
no dance the Saturday eve following.
Post to a chicken supper, when
There will be a big dance in the
J. E. Walstrom is now agent for chicken, boiled, baked, stewed and
Rank Hall on Wednesday night,
the Breakwater and persons de­ fried, was served the old soldiers,
November 27th, the evening before
siring berths reserved for passage on who did justice to the feast of good
Thanksgiving, Come and you will
that vessel can order through him. things provided by their hostesses.
have somethiug to be thankful for.
He also handles the freight business
Hartman will take your check on
The Seaside Orchestra will play all from Bandon.
the
Bandon Bank in exchange for
night.
Thanksgivin v Dance in the Bank any merchandise.
1 he members of Ocean Rebekah
Hall Wednesday evening, Nov. 27.
D. E. Stitt, and family, who have
Lodge entertained a few of their
The
post
Offiice
has
received
a
been
living at Springfield, returned
friends at their lull last Saturday
number
of
new
lock
boxes
which
last Saturday noon to Bandon, where
evening.
Progressive Whist and
Pit were the games of the evening. work with a combination, that are in all probability they will remain.
They have been Mr. Stitt paid this office a visit the
A light repast was served about n being installed.
needed
for
some
time,
and figuring fore part of the week and remarked
o’clock by the brothers having the
on
the
present
grow
th
of
the place, the many changes that have taken
affair in charge.
it won’t be long before the Post place since he was at the helm of
The Bandon School football team
Office will have to be enlarged.
the plant a couple ot years ago.
will meet the Marshfield aggregate
What is a home without furniture?
The Bandon Furniture Co.’s Store
is the best place on the river to buy
your furniture, A tine new stock
to select from and more coming
every day.
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.
, Governor Chamberlain has ap­
pointed delegates to the Trans-
Mississsippi Commercial Congress to
be held at Muskogee, Oklahoma,
November 19 22
Hon. Arthur
F. Francis, Secretary of the Con­
gress, requests every commercial
organization in Oregon to name
delegates and report to him imme­
diately at Muskogee.
C. A. McKellips, the Sewing
machine man from North Bend, has
opened up an office at Bandon Fur­
niture Store. He will be in Bandon
from the twentieth to the twenty-fifth
The Teachers’ and Patrons’ meet­
ot each month. Call at the store
and see our machines. Leave orders ing at the School house on Friday
for supplies. Machines for sale or evening last was very successful in
every respect, and all those taking
rent on easy terms.
Capt. Ott Willard has been over part are to be commended, as well
to the Bay attending to the con- as those serving lunch. We are in­
sti uction of his new passenger boat formed that these meetings will prob­
which will be on the run on the Co­ ably be discontinued until after the
quille in about* two months, The holidays.
keel for the boat was laid three
weeks ago and the work is lx*ing
hastened as much as possible, The
boat will be 56 feet long and to feet
wide, we have been informed, and
will be a double decker. It is cal­
culated to make the run in two
hours with ease.
A canvass of the business houses,
wholesale and retail, as well as the
factories, proves that business has
gotten back to normal conditions.
Many report an increase over last
year. There has not been a failure
or a suspension of a single business
house or factory in Portland. The
people of the State can depend upon
the newspapers of Portland giving
them the faits, and iwftwe they get
these facts, they can depend upon
J. H. Price, who returned from
San Francisco last week, tells us but
for the delay in receiving gear and
material from the city, a larger part
of the frames of the new boat would
be up. Most of the material ar­
rived on the Elizabeth and the
frames are now being erected
Dr. J Lester Sorensen, resident
Dentist.
Oifice across from I lotel
Gallier Bandon, Oregon.
The Estabrook boat, Fiefield,
which was destroyed by fire at the
Price Shipyard, is to be rebuilt on
the Bay.
H. G. Price had the
contract offered liiip which he had
to decline as his yard is working
to the limit at present,
He will be
able to have several under con-
struction
as soon as the wharf is all
The river steamer Dispatch now
planked
over.
lies a few miles this side of Coquille
where she is letting the fresh water
If you wish to enjoy that thanks­
take off the barnacles. Her new’ giving dinner have your teeth at­
boiler is being rushed to completion tended to by Dr. Sorensen.
but owing to the severe tests made
The great apple display made in
by the government officials of the the show’ windows in Portland, in
material used in her construction, which the excellence of those oi
causes considerable delay. We un­ Hood River and of the Willamette
derstand the plates are made in the Valley is shown, have drawn thous­
East and shipped to Portland, where ands of visitors and the entire popu­
it is built. This new boiler is 2 feet lation is more convinced than ever
longer than the old one, and is high that Oregon grows the finest apples
pressure 200 horse power. A dyna­ on earth.
mo for lighting is ordered and will be
Lumber $5 per M.
installed, making the craft the finest
on the river. The old patronswill
We have a quantity of No. 3 lum­
l>e glad to see the vessel back on the
ber,
suitable for building sheds,
run, which will be early in the new
year. She will make much better walks, etc., which we offer in lots of
speed than formerly, and will make 1000 feet and upward at #5 per M.
any news contrary to the above
statement, be ng mere rumors.
| I a tine passenger boat
C ody L vmrer C o :
Checks on Ban
don Bank at
Premium
î
McKenzie,
The Tailor
Style and Fit Guaranteed
CLEANING AND PRESSING
All Work Done Promlotly
re-
Opposite Post Office
Jewelr
Boyle's Jewelry
Store.
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Of All Kinds for the Rich or
Poor at the right prices.
The place to go te bny yonr
watches. Clocks, Jewelry,
Cut Glass. Hand Painted
All
Goods Guaranteed as Repre­
sented by A. RICE, 1 he Re­
China, etc
liable Jeweler.
See window
at Furniture Store.
Also carries Pocket CrJlery,
Sewing Machines, etc
FINE MILLINERY
MAUD GARFIELD
The House of
Honest Values
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We offer below a few suggestions to show w hat we have
to please the particular customer.
Our one aim in mak-
ing the selection stock is to buy what will please, We
always take price, quality and durability into consideration,
and find that it is making our store so popular—the ability
to please our customers.
Shoes and Furnishings
The little fellow soon scuffs out his shoes. [f seems to be
an endless chain of shoes the year round to keep him pro-
vided. We carry a line of school shoes that are made to
scuff around in. 1 hey wear good and the price is right The
< ahnn-Niekelsberg Shoe tor Men and W omen whoi.ne for
style and a good all round shoe, and the W hite House brand
are our most popular lines. We can please all. The Buster
Brown Shoe for the Children give satisfaction everywhere.
Special in this line is a consignment of the latest ties. All
of the latest styles, sizes, colors and prices. We 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 ofwthe latest in Ladies’ Hosiery, both Cashmere and
Cotton. Call ami see it. Our Shirt Waists and Skirts are
beauties. We believe they •ire the prettiest in town. Call and
see themr Children’s Underwear, the kind that wears and
gives satisfaction, ar* on our shelves Popular sizes and rea-
sonable price-- Dr-ss Buttons Lots of them, Remeinber the
place when you need any.
R. H. Rosa & Co
Incorporated
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