Bandon recorder., September 10, 1908, Image 8

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INDUSTRIAL
ADDITION
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OPPOSITE CODY MILL AND SHIP YARD
Do you want to buy a lot for a home? Do you want to buy
a lot for investment? Do you want to buy close to the center
of present and future development of the city?
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Monday, Sept. 14
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Then investigate the advantages of the new INDUSTRIAL ADDITION TO BANDON. Level Land, Good
Soil, Well Drained, Fine Location, and convenient to Mills and Factories.
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The first buyers have the
first choice.
REMEMBER!
Lots sold on monthly payments
The WHEELER REAL ESTATE CO. Opposit the Post Office Bandon, Oregon
will l;c pleased io sho t youjover the property.
Our graduate s secure the
Notice to Contractors
l‘< HITIONS
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Fall
PREPARE NOW
w ri rie FOR
weeks.
term opens in a few
l»ES< RII’TIVE
MATTER
Miller Cleaver Business College
OREGON
NORTH BEND
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If You Want
Something for Nothing
Then do not ( OME 1 IERE
But if you want FULL
VALUE for your money
then wc are more than anx­
ious to have you come in
and look over our stock of
Goods.
The most complete line of
general merchandise ever
brought to Bandon is now
on display on our shelves
and counters and new goods
are constantly arriving.
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We are ever on the alert
and our long experience has
placed us in the position to
know just what the people
want.
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If you dontb elieve it, just
come in and let us show you.
I scores are being made. Mr. Sellmer
I has offered a cash prize of $2.50 for
the highest score during September.
The man in the lead so far is C.
Christiansen who made a score of
207 on Sept. 4th.
Tuesday afternoon and evening
has been designated as ladies* day
and the ladies are certainly taking
advantage of their opportunity.
So far the high score among the
ladies has been made by Miss May
! Hamlin, whose record is 136 pins in
a single game.
This is a very high
i score for a lady.
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the market.
City or
Country
I Sell the Earth”
Emmett Scofield departed on the
F.lizabe h for his home in California.
Meat Buyers
A picnic was given in her honor
last Sunday by the Corps and the
Post, a number of friends being in­
vited.
Mrs. Courter resides in
Portland and this is her first visit
to Bandon. She expresses herself
as being highly pleased with our
little city.
ATTENTION!
The City Meat Market is under
New Management.
N. C. Medley left on the Elizabeth
Tuesday evening for San Francisco
and other California points where he
will remain indefinitely.
Bane Ball Subscriptions
We are going to change from a credit to a CASH
SYSTEM.
By trading with us you won’t have to pay ex-
cessi vc prices to cover had hills incurred by a credit system
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Notary Public
Some of the best property on
Miss Reta Johnson and E. Gard­
ner, the Coquille pitcher from Port­
land, were married at the home ol
the bride s mother in Coquille re­
cently. Needless to say they' have
the best wishes of a large circle of
friends.
The happy couple will
make their home in Portland.
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Belle A Kolp
The Ladies’s Thimble Club,
accompanied by a few friends, left
on one of the morning boats for
Lampa where they are picnicking
in the grove at that ¡»lace this after­
noon.
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Mrs. L. P. Sorensen is entertain­
ing the Ladies’ Art Club this after­
noon at her home on First Street.
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The Wilhelmina was in from Coos
Bay Wednesday with 40 tons ol
freight for this port. She sailed
again in the evening with a cargo of
match wood and a deck load of hay.
Mrs. B. A, Kolp sold five acres of
her acreage the first of tha week.
The Bandon Concert Band will
give a coneert on the street Saturday
evening.
Judge Geo. P. Topping was down
in Curry county last week trying a
a big land case.
The base ball season is over and
The Price of Meat is going to be lowered to
For sure and big increase in valu es all subscriptions remaining unpaid
are now due.
The Association
buy Industrial Addition lots.
an appreciable extent.
is
in
need
of
money
to
straighten
Industrial addition is opposite Cody
Tl lis Change to take effect Mon., Sept. 14
mill and Ship yard Factories built out hills already contracted. Those
who
have
not
paid
their
subscrip
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must be above or below this point
REMEMBER THE PLACE AND DATE
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leaving it llie center or Midway lo- tions will please hand s■> me to Man- ;
ager Bedillion at their earliest
I ation.
portunity.
T. C. WRIGHT and 0. C. WALDVOGEL
See the new line of stoves at the
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Bandon Hardware Co’s store. They
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A fine line of silver ware just re-
have heaters cook stoves and ranges.
ceived.
Just
what
you
want
to
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Special for Saturday
1 A large assortment to select from.
You- can J?«1 I ce Cream by the
brate
your
table
Bandon
Hardware
Remember the place. The Bandon
dish, quart ctr gallon, tor jiarties or
Co.
Name cards, two for five cents,
1 lardware Co.
Fresb groceries for campers at families, /ilso ice in small quanti­ all two for five fiostals, will be on
.Economy fruit jars and lids at Trowbridge’s.
sale at four for five cents •t Van
ties at Holin fs Restaurant.
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Trowbridge’s.
Nonfen the jeweler‘s.
•• Ihe Place where your money goes farthest
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The Bandon Investment Cor­
poration have dedicated Timmon’s
Waterfront Addition in the tide­
lands above Cody’s Mill and the
property is now on the market.
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The Arc Iaeht Bowling Alleys
Mrs. Carrie Courier, department
I are proving to be a popular resort inspector of the Relief Corps, was in
I for Bandonians and some good town last week inspecting the Corps.
0. A. TROWBRIDGE
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Mrs. John A'. Somers respectfully begs to
announce to the public that she trill oyen a
first class M illinery Store in the Coos Build­
ing, Marshfi eld. and urges an inspection of
the same by you on her Opening Days, Sept.
Hi th and 17 th.
It will be my endeavor to offer to the ladies
of Coos Bay the latest creations in the millin­
ery world, consistant with good taste and
reasonable paices.
I anticipate the pleasure of a visit from
you to my Opening II ednesday and Thursday
Sept. 16th and 17th.
Respectfu lly,
Mrs. JOHN N. SOMERS, Designer
the dance in the bank
Bowlers Make Good Score hall Remember
next Saturday night
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Notice’’is hereby given that the
undersigned will receive on or before
Sept 29, 1908, at 7:30 o'clock, pm,
separate bids ior the installment of
the heating'plant and plumbing of the
new school building at Bandon, Ore­
gon. Plans and specifications may
be seen at the office of the under­
signed. Each bid must be accom­
panied by a certified check, or good
security, fot 5 percent of the amount
of the bid. The right to reject and
all bids is reserved.
By order of the Board of Directors
of School District No. 54, Coos Co
Oregon.
J ames W. M AST,
District Clerk.
IT. Manciet, sole agent for the B.
B. Baum, Bon Bons. Put up in one-
half pound and pound boxes.
$28.oo for a $40.00 Phonograph
with forty cylinder records two sizes
on monthly payments of $3.50
Write to E’ M. Furman, Coqnille.
If the ladies of Bandon are looking
tor real values incoats, call at R. If.
Rosa Co‘s store. They have them.
Don’t forget that the Racket store
is still in Bandon although it has
recently changed hands.
Call and
see for your self.
McKenzie the tailor does cleaning,
altering and pressing and does it
promptly and right.
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The famous Coos Bay Beer al­
ways kept on ice at Rasmussen
Bros.’
For home made breakfast bacon
go to E. Lewin.
For fruit j.irs, caps, and rubbers
go to the Bandon Hardware Co.
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