Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, July 02, 1908, Image 4

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13an.a.on. Becorder
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Recorder But>islriilg Oompan/.
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Known on Application. Job Printing a Specialty
Entered nt the lynidon Piwti dice na Second Class Matter.
THURSDAY
July 2, 190S
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It Pay« To Advertise
The management ol the Alaska
-Yukon —Pacific exposition is al­
ready taking steps to provide
agaiiist ext rtion of visitors while in
Seattle to see the big fair during the
summer cf 1909. Seattle easily took
care of about 200,000 during the
stay of the Atlantic fleet and at no
time during the exposition perioc
will be as many visitors in the city
at once.
.11 at it pays to advertise was
demonstrated by the throngs
,> •> >le that were waiting to get
i. j 1‘an or Bros.’ store Tuesday
).l mug when the doors were open-
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1 9 a. m. and from the crowd-
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endition of the store ever since,
h gives the idea of a large de-
p L..I lit store in the citj , it is still
€ !e:it that advertising is tne only
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■ fnl method to use in carrying
\ an Norden, the jeweler, carries
.iii-mess. Last week, when the
postage
stamps for the benefit of the
•; ti? • page ad appeared in the R e -
public.
l> : k . people began to sit up and
. dice, ami when this was fol-
. cd by 2000 posters scattered
Stomach troubles are very coin
er t’o* town and country, people
mon in the summer time and yon
; 1 1 to think th.it something had •dionld not only be very careful
' e loose, anil in lact there had, al> nt what yon eat just now, but
jor jo ' at tint time, Lewis Bros, more than this. you should be careful
not to allow ywr.r stomach to become
:• . ' < •>., were preparing a set of disordered, arid when the stomach
j . • that are really astonishing and goes wrong take Kodol. This is the
1 ’.<• p ople are taking advantage of best k.iown preparation that is of
fered to the people today for dys­
I'li-m Mi. I’erra, who is conduct— pepsia or indigestion or any stomach
I i th ■ sale is more than pleased trouble. Kodol digests all foods.
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die results his advertising is Lt is pleasant to take. It is sold by
Bandon Drug Co.
b.injn.’ in and says that people
nrm: al B indon respond to advertis­
It is reported that the number of
er’ is well as any place hi has ever
idle
freight cars on the sidings is
b ■•” This fact should be borne in
constantly
decreasing. This is where
in I b-‘ oi:r merchants, anti they
vvi.i mid if they double up their ad- Weary Waggles and his kinsman
verliiing their business will increase Dusty Roads come in for a growl
in u> -- line ratio. It is the man who With the passing of the idle freight
s' •t-mi a vigorous campaign and car. goes the season of free lodgings.
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Mays w ill 1 it that succeeds in the end.
B iii ie-s men in the cities have
A Portland Methodist educator
f>irl ih it advertising is the only says that he is willing to take all the
in 111 >f getting their business suc­ tainted money in the world. Does he
cessfully before the people, and busi­ really mean it? Suppose that the
ness m< n in the smaller towns will tainted money came as the direct«
tin I the same result if they try the contribution of the resort-keeper,
excriimient.
the highwayman and the gambler.
How then?
W'Vi 1 biallv, it is difficult for .m
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< I dog to learn new tricks. ( jOod
Dewitt's Kidney and Bladder pills
1 1 l ad manners are largely the are prompt and tliorongb and will
it ult of training in child hood. The in a very short lime streugtben the
weakened kidneys, and allay troubles
v l Joke about famous men who eat arising from inflammation of the
x,.th their knives, has more than an bladder. They are recommended
atom of truth in it. Habits learned everywhere. Sold by Bandon Drug
Co.
hi childhood no matter what the
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environment of later years. I have
Intellectua'ists in music, who have
« j it in noticed this in the simple
smiled
at their
uninitiated
r.i I'ter < f one’s saying “thank you. » >
neighbors when they yawned through
1 think now of one woman who
grand opera and applauded only the
1« peats it many times a day, to her
love scene wil 1 not be allowed to rest
< ldren, to her servants, to the
on their superior erudition if the ideas
eh valor boy, to the clerks in a
and opinions expressed by Captain
s ore or the1 conductor who helps her
(•scar Hatch Hawley, of Macon,
ofi or on 1 car. It is not an effusive
“thank you” and it is not wholly a president of the Missouri Music Tea­
cher’s Association, receive approval.
m it ter of form, either, for with it
aiw.tvs goes a pleasant smile, which Captain Hawley, in an address on
1.1.1 k< s easier for every one the rough •‘Absolute Music the Music of the
| all of servitude. I ask her one day Future” before the state convention
it she • ver found herself forgetting of music teachers, denounced grand
opera as “trash” and ‘ atrocious non­
t > sav thank you.“ Very seldom,”
iv.i.i het answer, “and simplf sense.” He predicts that in the next
b: tu ;e, when I w.is learning to decade or so th is form of music will
ia!!i,„ ‘please’ and ’thank you, disappear. He declares that the
belonged to the every day language, operas ol Wagner all operas in fact,
it 1 ever forgot them in childhood are neither ideal real or poetic.
when the slightest service was asked “Opera,* he says has no basis in
me or ottered me by any one, there real life. It is purely artificial. The
came a gentle reminder from my drama is art. Opera is nothing. It
is neither art nor music. It tends to
mother.
alowering ot the moral standards.”
Just 11 little Uaseaweet is all «bat
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I uereseary to giv» the baby when
The
animal
potato crop of the
II 1- rrihs mid peevish.
Cascnweet
<• •iil iias uo harmful drugs and is United States is approximately
I 'lily
reboiiiipi-nded by mothers
• • er s where.
Conforms
to the 300,000,000 bushels, using the crops
.t.i.md Pure F ood and Drug Law of the last three years as a basis of
•S Id by Baudon Di ng Co.
1 estimate. Of this more than three-
The War Department has per | fifths is produced in nine states —
Retell-a plan for the'virtual amal- New York, Michigan, Wisconsin,
unation into a trained Army of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Ne­
ejo.'ioo men ready to answer the braska and 'Missouri, their standing
call oi the President of all the reg- in production coining in the order
u'ar and National Guard troops in named. In 1900 the potato crop in
the l’nited States Assistant Secretary the United States was 210.927,000
• J war War Oliver who is now at bushels. T’he increased production in
1 ine Camp witnessing the Depart­ 1907 being 90,000,000 bushels in
ment of the East maneuvers has’ excess of the crop seven years
previous.
given out this information.
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We can give it.
Our color cards, “Attra&ive Homes aud How
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If desired, we will submit your needs to an expert
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LOWE BROTHERS
“HIGH STANDARD” RA1NT
~ For Sale By
Bandon Furniture
Co.
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Don't forget that the
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY Carries
Everything to Make the Home
Comfortable and Cozy.
BANDON HARDWARE CO
We are now located in the Denholm building and
are ready to serve the public with all kinds of
Hardware. Building Supplies, Stoves,
and Ranges, Paints and Oils, and
Sporting Goods.
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Give us a Call.
Virginia Ice Cream Parlors
Our prices are right.
J. H. ANDERSON, Prop.
T. W. ROBISON, Manager.
Fine Lemonade Ice Cream Con-
fectionery, Etc.
MILLER-CLEAVER
BUSINESS COLLEGE
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Now is the time to educate for the prosperity so sure to
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Ours is the only institution in Coos County equipped to
prepare you properly.
Write for particulars.
follow.
LÆiller - Cleaver
NORTH
Bu.sTn.ess
Allen & Davidson
College
BEND, OREGON
Allen X Davidson have moved their store into the new
I.aird-I.owe Building aud are reaey to receive their pat­
rons their patrons there with full new line of the best
in Groceries, Fruits anil Vegetables! Everything for
the table. Don't forget the changed location.
L. C. Durkee,
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Oakes Real Estate Co
-RECENTLY Of MARSHFIELD,
Has recently located in Bandon and is prepared to figure on
all kinds of buildings.
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Connecticut Fire Insurance
Repairing and Re-shingling Roofs given Special
attention. All work Guaranteed.
Residence on West 4th St.,
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Phenix Fire Insurance Co.
If you want results*list with
If you want to buy improved or unimproved prop­
we have them.
The largest list in Bandon to select
from, and always changing.
Rents collected and interests
of non-residents looked after.
General information bureau and Notary Public.
Edward E. Oakes,
Manager
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erty, business lots or business chances, coinè and see us
Gallier Hardware building, oppiti!« Pvtdoffke.
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Addition
sold on the instalment plan.
us.
Ladies*, work made a Specialty.
Give us a trial.
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St. Paul Fire & Martae In-
\ve have the only lots within the Town Limits of Bandon
Old Clothes Made New.
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Company.
u rance
Ba.'don Fantatorium
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Addtion.
Addition.
Breakwater
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Oakes
BANDON, OREGON
We Know How. We Give Satisfaction.
Good work is our Success.
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Agents for
Sole Agent« for
Cleaning and Pressing
B<«rt Barber, of Elton. Win,says: TWENTY FIVE CENTS IS THE PRICE
• T have only faken four doses of
OF PFACE
your Kidney and Bladder Pills and
The terrible itching and smarting,
they have done morn for me than
•my other iu«iicine has ever done. incident to certain skin disease is
I mu still taking the pills /ih I want
almost instantly allayed by applying
a perfect cure.....................
Mr. Barber refers
to Dewitt'« Kidney
1 and Bladder Chamberlain’s Salve, Price, 25 cents.
l’illa- Sold by Baudot! I Drug Co.
For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
Oregon.
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