o • ai «4 a \ • « * .* * r 4 • r* • a U ••• .• o»o * » - « e • • • • • I * _• • • a • • • « o' » ©*■ •f. a • • • • • f V • • • £ t • * ♦» » ecc »«cccwc «« c«.« Local Lore i A fine assortment of rings at A, land she will leave Portland on Sat- Did he bring that umbrella back * Rice ’s. All prices and all design.-. urd.ty fc* Coo« Bay.' yet? No. of course not, they never do Why not g« t one of those new The Washcalore. a gasoline Mrs. Thos. Anderson lias been Badly Mixed Up. Abraham Brown, of Winterton N. Beginning Deceiulicr ist, and un- at Lorenz & Hoyt, and have slightly indisposed this week. schooner, arrived btst Saturday to Y., had a very remarkable exper-, * Doctors got tu funher notice. Dr. Lester Soren­ your name engraved on the handle’ take a cargo of lumber from Lyo s ience; he says: Ladies’ Rain Coats, something es­ Ixailly mixed up over 'me; one said sen, Dentist will cut piice* on all ft is cheaper than buying umbrellas & Joluison, and Prosper. She is a heart disease: two calledit kidney dental work 10 per cent. The same pecially fine, at Hartman’s- Fresh bread da ly at the Vierna every year. trim craft with 280 horsepower, and trouble; the fourth, blood poison,and Cale Conklins' Self Filling Pens at the is specially adapter 1 for this river the fifth stomach and liver trouble ;but high gra skill ami material will I* Our big line of Holiday goods is Bandon Drug Co's. Store. l ine She will carry 300,000 feet of lumber none of them helped me; so my wife usisi. • A ». • . g laianteeil to 1« Arthur Ellingson, of Coquille wa now unpacked and feady for th. advised trying Electric Bitters, which I first-das for Christinas gifts. All prices. a toaodx» visitor this week. anil may be placed on a run here. trade. Everything in the line ot are restoring me to perfect health. J. T. Mars moved into his new The Coos Bay Times has again One bottle did me more good than Mam Iofan and Guitar music at Toys at Hartman’s, z\ large ascolt­ quarters in the Gallier Building this changed management, M. C. all the five doctors prescribed. Lowe’s. ment to select from. x Maloney now having a controling in­ Guaranteed for blood poison, weak-1 l w -ek. The vessel under construction ai livei and ness and all stomach, 1., Read what we have in Hour terest in the paper. Heretofore the See A. Rice’s line of silverware. I IS K «I kidney complaints, by C. \ Lowe, the shipyard is rapidly realhing huge Sperry's, Webinot, Sound Ring. plant has been greatly hampered by druggist, 50c. The Roger Bros. ’ and Forbes proportions, the frames are up, and Olympic and Dement s Best Could Grocer. • a. Provision!. a prying board of directors who ob­ the work will move fast from now the ('.Oils ask for more' R. H. famous brands. jected to almost every move and Timber Claims. I'tu It«— I Daly on. Reiger’s fancy Perfumes especially Rosa Co. jrolicy made by its editor. Thus re­ 1 am purchasing fir, cedar and tor the Christmas trade at the Ban Havi - i i- b>-«.l the buaineM Call on the Bandon Co operative The Thanksgiving Ball last Weil stricted, it could only cater to cer ,,r II k Co.. it «ball be pine timber claims from the original don Drug Co. Reality Co. nesday evening was an enjoyable tain interests and could not have (1 iir -.i : i >t ait and receive a Lint, the photographer, has a free editorial policy as is now’ prom hoi lers at prices warranted by their „hur f ti <» publie patiooage, Today we have the largest tide in iff.rir for all concerned. A small location, quality and quantity of by r «Ihî y a the lowest prices all the year. The remaining vessels number was present compared with dandy assortment of Holiday Sta­ ised by the new manager. hii <; '>■ f ir .n t honest dealioge- timber. What ' .ve you to offer’ tionery for Christmas. All prices. The two masted schooner Lizzie Write to in the harbor will probably get to dances of this order, but was suffi cient to pay expenses, which was all Call and see it. X, . I fresh supplies Prien, Capt. Goodmansen, master, sea. The tide is 10 feet. Angus G. McKay, nil I i,. ( ..<1 by every steamer, that was desired. Dancing lasted Hartman is still closing out his in attempting to sail in over the bar Useful gilts at the Racket Store. Port Huron, Michigan. in ,1 >f < roceries and Pro­ until 2 30. last Saturday, came near having dif­ vi.., < i -, Nuts and Cigars. hats at cost. Call and see them. 21-2-8. New stock nowin. Or a. ’ < i ifortiia Fruits and ficulties, as the wind died down be ­ The Bandon Hardware Co. have Manciett’s Confectionery will sup­ Christmas Candies, bulk and box, V» •« isti • an elegant line of Chinaware anil ply Bandon with Christmas Candies. fore she was clear in, but the Cap­ Wanted. at Manciett’s Confectionery. ,.t examine goods and Dishes especially for the Christmas Prices from 20 cents per pound up. tain’s usual good luck stayed with g. t prices. Mrs. Dave Perkins, of Coquille, trade. They are swell. Call and him, and she came in all right with To exchange a nice gold filled Ladies ’ Cloaks, only a few of them was a Bandon visitor, Saturday, hav­ see them. Opposite Post Office. the assistance of the Life Saving lid A DAVIDSON, left, and they will soon be gone Crew. She carried ballast from San watch for a good row boat. ing come down to attend the Call • a1 .1 n. Oregon. The Sotoyome, loaded with poles You can get them at Lorenz & M. A. Norton, at Meeting of the Rebekahs. Francisco and had been out 17 days. for San Francisco was the only boat Hoyt’s. Lint ’ s Studio. The vessel is now loading up river. Souvenir shells and glass ware of to leave the harbor Monday. We The few days’ layover has given The Woolen Mill was closed all kinds at the Racket Store. understand the heavy storms have all the vessels in port a chance to Wednesday on account of a broken Last Saturday evening Ocean washed considerable sand in, but it The Mill started Rebekah Lodge had an Initiation, is being washed out again t»y the clean up, and they are all looking as steam pipe. spick and span as you please. again this morning, I bine Rumor after which supper was served and a frishets in the river. The Bandon Drug Co. have a hail the plant closed on account of most enjoyable evening ensued. Free cleaning and polishing dur swell line of hand pamt< d china and financial scares, but Manager Tree ornaments, Candies, etc., at ing tin holidays. Number will be Japanese Ware especially for the Bedillion tells the R ecorder the limited. Call and make your ap­ Manciett' s Confectionery. establishment was never in better pointment. Examination and prices holiday trade. Miss Annie Waldvogel left last The Racket Store has received condition; plenty of demand for given free. Saturday for Marshfield, where she their product at present, and as C. A. McKellips, the Sewing an elegant line of holiday china soon as the banks are open again, expects Io visit for the next ten days machine man from North Bend, has ware. Call early and make your everything will be in better shape or two weeks. selection before they are all picked than ever before. Dolls, albums, toys of all kinds, opened up an office at Bandon Fur­ over. we well worth your attention. last Thursday bound for Portland, • nothing doing in his line here. He The ladies of the Presbyterian but in crossing the liar she lost three has been employed on the (Jregonian Church held their fair at Lewin' blades of her propelk r and drifted as reporter. Market last Wednesday anil Thurs around on the Pacific until picked Bluinenrother & Tawse report the day, selling out their entire stock of up off the coast of California. She cake, bread, pastry, etc. The pro arrived at Astoria, Tuesday, safely. sale of the Harry Wilson property A North Bend saloon keeper was south of town on the Plank road. P. ceeds went to the Sunday School. washed overboard and his wife was Dwyer, of Curry Co., is now the Glassware, of all kinds--vases, bully bruised. The vessel will be owner of the place and furnishings. berry, water . and table sets, al The present occupants have been laid up for a week or so. new Rock it the Racket Store notified to vacate, and the place will Bandon is still growing as you can be rented for a residence. Consid­ An extremely heavy wind pre- tell by visiting the Bandon Furniture eration was $700. vailed Tuesday night roughing the Co.’s Store and seeing the big stock hat so that it was inqiQNsible for ves­ Capt. Goodmansen asks us to cor­ of goods they carry. Everything nice sels ready to sail to cross. It has rect the statement of the Times, re­ for the home to lie found there. been estimated, bv old salts around garding the so-called narrow escape Herb Manciett has received a of wrecking. He says he was in no town, that the wind blew over 65 swell line of Fancy Boxes that will danger whatsoever and was at no miles an hour. A good spring is the making of a be a big factor in the Christmas time on the rocks. There was no bed. The Bandon Furniture Co. trade. They are all sizes and prices. damage done at all and the boat is will sell you one and guarantee that All are neat and may be utilized for now loaded and ready for sea again. Glove Boxes, Handkerchief Boxes, The article, heads and all are in it will never sag. etc. During the month of December, I will give »way, absolutely free, a Lady’s correct. Panter Bros, have received their 000 size Solid Gold Watch, 17 jeweled, to one of my cash customers, the If you buy an article from us that calendars for tyoS. They are large A. Rice has a full line of Christ­ one who makes the largest cash purchase in one day. The day to be de- panel lithographs, and consist of two is not first-class of its kind, you have mas Cards. Very pretty and some­ cided on by drawing on the first day of January, 1908. a kick coming and we want you to thing new. Call and see them. designs a rabbit and chicken com­ This is no game of chance or gambling scheme, You get goods cheaper than bination, and a girl holding a kitten. kick, but give us a chance to make J. E. Walstrom will secure your any other place in town. Both are very pretty and will b in it right. R. II. Rosa Co. bertb for passage on the Break water. demand by their customers. The Bandon Market changed The report that she sank in the Co­ A LEN DAVIDSON. )k PORT ORFORD SHINGLE MILL. RED CEDAR FINE MILLINERY MAUD GARFIELD F *1 free : Solid I Re sure and read A Rice’s ad thia we< k. He is going to give a gokl watch away, free of all charge, no lottery. If you purchase your holiday goods from him, you may. be the owner of this watch. hands again recently, and Messrs Davidson and Allen now have charge of the business. They have had a new entrance put in which improves the front greatly. See their ad. in the issue. lumbia River, Tuesday, with 30 passengers, was false. The vessel collided with a barkentine while on her way to the East side to unload coal, and dented a plate. It will take three days to repair the same t Gold Watch RICE, ¿Teweler Window in Bandon Furniture Store. « !