Local Lore Ed Gallier ’was at Coqkiille on business the fore part oi this week Land for sale in «Ball tracts neai own. A. Haberly. Deweewd Clear»---Cody Lumber Co. Myrtle Fernoglio visjted friends W. A. Doak of Bills Creeek was at Marshfield and Beaver Hill this in Bandon on business M.tnday. week. High grade kodaks and supplies W. P. Fuller’s pure prepared fry sale by C. Y. Lowe. paint for sale by C. Y. Lowe. S tenff W. W. Gage was in Ban- Mr. Candlin was down from Co­ «Ion la t week on official business. quille on business the fore part of Cody Lumber Co. Channel Rustic— Six Inch, made from thoroughly dry this week. Christmas Greetings The finest line of Cut Glass, Sterling Silver and plated ware in Bandon. A fine line of Watches and Jewelry, including many of the latest novelties. Too many nice things suit­ able for gifts to mention here A fine line of Beach Agate Jewelry. Agates cut and mounted while you wait Fine engraving, hand or machine. Scrip, Old Eng­ lish, Block, Greek, Hebrew and German. Plain or fancy rustic, monograms— in fact any kind you want Come in and look over my stock, whether you buy or not. Come in anyway and sign the register for one of my nice ART CALENDARS ing from the office of county assessor of Curry County to move to Los Mrs John Mitchel of the Coo- Angeles and to make that place his Bay Monumental Works was it future home, but believing there is Bandon this week looking after bus no place like Southwestern Oregon iness She states that she has som< he has purchased more land and very flattering prospect*, and i will remain near Port Orford. very much impressed with condi Capt. O. Wiren of the Coquille lions here. River Light and fog signal station CODY SHIPLAP Six and Eight incl —Cody Lumber Company. Hie new tug boat which was built at Prosper for use on the Columbia was brought d »wrn to Bandon Wed nesday and will be towed out of here in the near future. She is a very fine looking boat and will do good service on the bg Columbia. J. M. Langlois and Will Hawkins of Langlois were in Bandon on bus­ iness the latter part of last week These two gentlemen are among tin leading dairyman of Southwestern Oregon, Mr. Langlois has a herd of Jerseys that have no superiors anywhere, and during the mmmer li s cows averaged one and three fuui.hs pounds of butter fat per «lay. N'ce line of Christmas postals ami Tira Years cards just received al V m Nordern's. J. Shr eder of Mr and Mrs I Coquille spent Thanksgiving with their daughter, Mand up. Chas. Hayter and wife were in town Tuesday on their return from North Bend to Prosper. At the latter place Mrs. Hayter was oper­ ated upon by Dr. Ciale at the Mercy Hospital and she survived a most tryiug ordeal It is indeed gratify- .ng to the couple that the lady should have had the attention of so skilled a surgeon as in this case. — BOARD OF • Boyle's Jewelry Store dition; E. N. Smith to I'. F. Lewis 9 lots in block 19 Smith’s addition; A meeting of the Goos Count) E. N. Smith to John Donaldson 9 Proteclective Association is holding lots in ¿block 18 Smith’s addition; their monthly meeting in this city E N. Smith to Cail Danielson 9 today and it is largely attended. lots in block 19 Smith’s addition. The ladies of the W R. C. will A. J. Marsh of Port Orford was give a basket social at the G. A. in Bandon last Saturday, having hall Friday evening Dec. 18th brought his son and daughter to at­ Admission 10 cents Ladies with tend the public school of this place. I eta free. It was Marshs's intention on retir gives us the total rainfall tn * inches for the month of November 1908 and the corresponding month last year as follows: Rainfall for No- vember 1908 4.41 Days clear it; cloudy and rainy 19. Rainfall for corresponding month last year was 6.07 inches a difference of 1 66 in ches lor the month of November o the two years. This indicates that November of this year was a much more favorable month last year. Capital. »2 J The place to buy your holiday goods is at Rough Dimension», Fencing, Boxing •nd Batten»—Cody Lumber Company. Prettv line of gold docks just re ceived at VanNordern’s. HAMfOX Merchants National Bank. Portland, Oregon. The Chaxe National Bank, of New York. stock J. Howard Johnston made a bus­ D. P. Strang Jr. of Goquille was iness trip to < loquille Tuesday re­ a Bandon visitor Sunday and Mon­ turning Wednesday. day. At a meeting of the school board Cody Lumber Co. T and G Ceiling- held |Wednesdav evening, the bid Four inch. of Morris Bros, of Portland of 5 l/2 J E. Edmunds, of M rshtield, is per cent for the scho >1 bonds was in Bandon putting in the wiring oi accepted. the new Dime Theater. Mr. Hald, the light house keep­ Kennedy Baker and John Shields er of Umpqua, was visiting Capt. were down the coast for a few days’ O. Wiren, of the Bandon lighthouse outing the first of the week. last week. He was here in hopes Miss Florence Getty ot Coquille of getting to San Franci.-co where spent Thanksgiving with Mr. anc his father is very ill. A rs. Steve Gallier and family. The whiskey for the most particu­ Vertical Grain Flooring--Cody Lnm- lar people—Stewart’s Bourbon. ber Company. Jamison & Brown’s. C M. Skeelsand wife of Coquille Niss Nora Solve, who went to spent I hanksgiving with their Portland a few weeks ago where she «laughter, Mrs. Charlie Lorenz and expected to remain indefinitely, re­ family. turned to this city Tuesday. Her Cody Lumber Company’s Novelty return was occasioned by the illness Rustic—Six inch, made from stock dried of her sister Mrs, E. B. Kau.srud. over one year. Miss Solve will probably remain W. S Mack and fami’y moved tc here this winter. Bandon from Bear Greek Monday TheG. A. R. of Bandon will give We are glad to welcome them among a masquerade ball in Oriental Hall otir citizens. on Christmas eve. Morton Tower of E npire, collec­ The Oakes Real Estate Company tor of custom, was in Bandon Wed reports the following sales. (). R. ne.-day to measure the new tug Willard to C. E. and C. L. Bow- which was built at Prosper. man 22 lots in block 9 Smitnh’s ad­ BANK OF BANDON Coos Bay Oil & Supply Co. Marahfield, Ore. Make Your Paint Money Buy Satisfaction TJAINT satisfaction means the working— .1 spreading covering-lasting qualities of the paint. There’» neither aatisfaction nor economy In paint»—they crack and peel and bliater — won’t troir. And band mixed lead and oil paint 1» little better. But your money buy» unfailing •atiafaction when you get ’ High Standard" Paint-It’s made of be»t materials—and J W. FLANAGAN grotind-nnd mixed Into a perfectly uniform paint-liquid by machinery. Then there’» thirty-five year» ot paint making experience back of It. 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