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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1908)
I Chr i s t m a s Greetings The place to buy your holiday goods is at Boyle’s Jewelry Store The finest line of Cut Glass, Sterling Silver and plated ware in Bandon. A fine Hne 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. Abates 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 ki nd 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 ■t ■ r Viennia Cafe Merry Xmas and Happy New Year Menu Olives Celery Lettuce, Pickles SOUP Pottage St. German Consomme Royal FISH Lobsters Broiled Fillet of Salmon Tartare Oysters In Vai au Vent S’ rimps Imported Sardines Spanish Mackerel, Potato Natural BOIL Ox Tongue, Piquant Rex Ham, Mayonnaise ENTREE Fried Spring Chicken. Maryland Style Lamb Chops, au Bulash Pineapple Compote Richlieu ROASTS Young Turkey with Crai berry Sauce Domestic Goose, Chestnut Dressing Sirloin of Beef, au jus Loin of Pork, Apple Sauce Spring Lamb, Mint Sauce VEGETA B LES Creamed Potato» Asparagus Halandaize Stringless Beans English Orange Jelly Fruits, 25c and up « - —- y THE TALK OF THE TOWN ||J — ....... _ ..<=¿11 R. E. L. Bedillion went to San Francisco on business tor the woolen mil A. E. Hadsall Iras his new housc entirely completed now anil is com fortably situated with his family in the same. Two tiremen on the Eilield wer< brought up before Judge Poppi tg Tuesday morning and fined $5 ..nd $7 for fighting. patch arrived on the last Eliz. ib< th anil ate no.v in tact . 11 ! the Dis patch has resumed her regular run, making the round It ip between hue and Coquille every day and carry in*!' the mail. f tn Eastern Star lodge elected of- iicets . t their last meeting as foil- Mrs. C. Kime. W. M; C. K. < »ws Wa-le, W. 1’; Mis. Clara Snvikr, Joe McCord went down t > S m Francisco on the Elizabeth to help bring up the new tug. which is to be towed to this place by the i liz 1- beth on her next trip. A M; Land for sale in small tracts tn.11 Mart in own. A. Haberly. Sec; J As it is necessary for Rev. Hots If you are having a Christma- fall to remain in Marshfield o\ < diti’er of any kind let us know Sunday there will be no I pis. op about it and we will publish it nexj services here that day. K< week. \\ < want to get the news, Horsfall will hold sen iors It« - ■ t i anti if out ft lids w II only help us we first Sunil y in the new year. can succeed, but it is rather hard to The property of D. E. M. . find out everything that i going on which was stored in the Blacker!»-, unless people tell us about their building, was sold at she iff sale doing s. Saturday, by Deputy She iff Black <XX>---- mam erby. There were a good 1 articles anil the entire lot brought about $106.00. M I- g Caricatures. Christmas candies in fancy box» at the Bandon Drug Co. Marion Hodges’ of Prosetr w r in Bandon last Saturday and wink lure came in and renewed his fail! in tire R ecorder tor another yen He reports business very good Prosper. Mr. Hodges has recentli bought a ranch near that place. The R ecorder is glad to an nounce that the disgraceful hot- which has been running in Bandon for the past few months has been broken up and we hope with all other good citizens th.it another om will never be allowed to get start- 1 n this city. Highgrade kodaks auilsupplies fcr sale bv C. Y. Lowe. R. W. Boyle has his show win dow decorated up in a manner that is decidedly suggestive of the Chris! mas time, and it is attracting a great deal of attention around town. Mt Boyle is alive to his opportunity s as a business man, and aliens believes in keeping up with the times. He has done a fine business in holiday goods and I 11 .is a .stock that is up to the best to be found in any city. Bandon people who are des-rous of having ; the best the market affords do not . need to go elsewhere to get it as our home merchants in all lines are awake to the interests of the public and keep the best in stock at the lowest prices. The show window in F. H. Van Norden’s jewelry store gives one the real inspiration of Christmas with its beautiful Christmas tree, deer rated in a manner too grand for di sci ip- ticn. The window on the other side of the door is also decorated in the real CI11 tistmas style and shows that the proprietor of the store be lieves in having things up to date, and is an artist in the line of decor ating. Mr. Van Norden has I ecu doing a big business this fall, and the coupon ticket scheme by which he is giving away a $50 oodiamond ring, is proving to be a big drawing card, and besides he has a stock of goods that cannot be excelled. Wlile away from home last Sun day, some one went into the home of Mrs. Clara Canterbury, a poor widow woman, and stole a hand mirror valued at $1.50 and two doll s belonging to her children .Anyone | who w ould be so base as to steal ar tides of that kind, especially from | a poor widow an<l and her children, would be low enough t- - do almost ' anything. We deplore the fact tha' Diffarfrtt In Book«. A Christmas Idea fn the books tfil» 'Is the way they say it: "Qlltsiile tin- win J moaned unceasing ly, its voice now that of a chili! which sobs with itself In the night, now that of a woman W ho suffers her great pain 1 here will be .1 Chiistnras tree, ap alone, as women have suffered since propriate services and a •'lioil pto- life tiegan, as women must suffer till life wears to its weary end. And min gratn at the Episcopal Chur- h this gled with tlie wailing of wind rain fell evening between the hours of 5 anil fell heavily, Intermittently, like t< ■■."S wrung from souls of strong men.” six. Outside tlie books ive say: The repairs for the steamer Dis “It's raining."—Atchison Globe. What could be more practical and of more benefit than the gift of a scholarship in the M ii . ier - Cl.EAVER BUSINESS Col. 1EGF? The young man or young wo man who has a business educa lion is entirely independent and ca.i make his own way under any circu instances Parents can you do better than to give that boy or girl an oppor tunity to become equipped to earn a good salary at pleasant work with numerous chances for promotion. (live us the student and we will see that he becomes a om petent bookkeeper or steno grapher. or both The B'-akeman'i Joke. “Ran over a < >>w this morning up above Coffeyville,” said the brakeman to a reporter. "Ilow did it happen?” asked the re porter. “She was drinking out of a creek under a bridge," shouted the brakeman as lie swung on to the last car and went grinning out of town.—Kansas City Tinies. MILLER-CLEAVER Business College Brutal .Hinson -Where's your wife? Haven’t seen her often lately. Weed-Oh. I sent her away on n little vacation. Unison So? Where’ll she go? Weed - To the Thousand Isles. Jiiuson- Stay long? Weed Yes. I told her to take a week to each Island.—Judge. A Saving Grace. Florence I can't understand why Ethel married Mr. Gunson. He la old enough to be her father. I.awrence— Yes. but he is rich enough to be her husband.—Exchange. ORDINANCE 121 THIS IS AN ORDINANCE, entitled “An Ordinance to prohibit or otherwise regulate minors being upon the Streets of tlie City of Ban don, at nignt and to provide penalty therefor:” THE CI I V OF DAIN AS cd H w ill- li some artists can Tile will - without making them distort f< .. lllil'e '<>gni able is certainly very re Thomas N 1st |H>sscss»il ma rknlJe. this fiiculiy to an extraordiiiiirj de grec, and In- had a ver.i peculiar wa.i <>f adding 11 w fares to liis nienl.il When a frc. li photograph : allery subjei I in i,M arise in politics, for i i stance, lie tllrl ¡III i'll! some pl'ele .t iri 111 at Iris ollice or lion to call up* mid hold 1,1 1 in corner <milcrsalioti ns long as possible, st studying tidying bls features When lie look Ids depart lire he would purposely lean1 his cane (luce out side. Nasi would make n hasty pen- it sketch ou ¡1 < ill'll mid would usually find thill liis memory was delicielit a- to some detail. He would then return, ostensibly for the emie. mid another look at the victim would enable him to perfect his sketch. After Unit he had the mini forever. When Joe Kep pier was alive he used to make fro quent trips Io Washington for the pnr po<e of seeing statesmen whom he wanted to dfiiii II-- was very clever ill eatelilng llkenei m s mid scarcely ever referred Io it photograph. 2 UJ CD w 0) UJ *E y Q. OS -o QU CD 4) U 3 "O 4) u <0 OREGON NORTH BUND BANDON DOES OR Fol.LOWS: Sec. i. That it shall be unlawful j for any minor under the age of I eighteen (18) years of age to be ! permitted, or to go or be on, or i wander about, upon any street or j alley, or other public thoroughfat e within ihe corporate limits of the P h ¡City of Bandon. (>regon, between j the hours of Eight (8) o'clock p. tn. and Five (5) o’clock a. m , be- 1 tween the 1st day of October and un , til the 1st day of April, of each year, or between the hours of Nine (9) 1 o’clock p. m. and Five o'clock a. m. from the (st day of April until ! the 1st day of October, of each year, P h .except, however, the said min.tr j shall have the written pe; mission of 1 his or her parent, or guardian, or shall be accompanied by such parent or guardian, or shall have necessary business upon such street, alley or P h thoroughfare Section 2. Any minor who shall vio late the provisions hereof, shall upon conviction thereof before the Muni cipal Judge oe deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall lie punished by a fine of not less than One ($1) Dollar nor more than Fifteen (15) Dollars, or by imprisonment not to exc- ed Two (2) days, or both in the discretion of the 'omrt. Passed the Council this 15th day of ! I lecember, 1908. C. R. W ade , Recorder. S O » < s h £ Q H -X u o 4-> C/3 CD ai 3 O V 41 "3 o _c <0 3 O > A Wonderful Bird. One <! i.v a Wnlidell'ul bird tupped tlie window «>f Mrs X iiiiscii ' m (wile of .'!lc famous nr-lie explorer» home al Christiania, Instantly 11 11 Indow was aiiothei ' i moment she o-x-ni-'.l. and in iiiioiik col'cred tlie little mi-sscngef messenger with St'S ki sen and < afessvs The carrier pi- •_e--n had been .-iivay from tlie cottage thirty long nionflis, l-ut it Iri-I not for goltiMi tin- iva.i lioine It brought a not<- from Nansen, staling Unit nil was going well w iili him ami Ills eX|H*dltioil In I lie polar region. Nansen had fasten ed a message to tlie bird and turned It loose 'tlie frail courier darted out Into tlie blizz.ardly air 11 Hew like an arrow over a tlnmsand miles of frozen waste and then sped forward over an I other thousand miles of ocean nn-l plains mid forests and one morning entered tlie window of tin- waiting mistress and delivered tlie message w Id- li she It id been awaiting so mix iously. O o Q is Approved this 15 day of December 1908. S tephen G ali . ier , Mayor. U m Are You Going to Build? If so you can get the very best lumber on the market at the lowest figure by calling Would Let Folks Know It. Somebody sent this to the society editor and made affidavit that it really happened. Here it Is: They «ere out at an aft ernooti card party A stout woman dropped 11 e.ird to the floor "Would you be so kind as to pick up that card for me?" she Inquired of the little wo man at her rigid. “Certainly,” said the accommodating woman at the right, (ticking up the < ard. “You see,” explained the stout wo man apologetically, ‘‘Tie got 0 brand new filly dollar corset, and afraid i'll strain it if 1 lean over.” "Hum!'' commented the other man enviously, had a fifty lar corset I'd 1 on the outside. I really Cleveland Plain Dealer. on or addressing the LYONS-JOHNSON LUMBER CO. We will deliver lumber on the Bandon wharf without extra charge to the purchaser. Lyons»Johnson Lumber Co PROSPER. OREGON Crazy. "We find tlie i-risoiK-r not guilty by reason of U-sanlty." "But tile pleil was not that of in sanity." remarked (lie court. “That's just the point we made," re joined the foreman. “We decided that any mail n lio didn't have sense enough to know Hint an insanity plea was the proper caper must be craxy.”—Phila delphia Ledger. we have any citizens of Bandon ot He Was Sensitive. vicinity that would do such a trick Iilobbs You’re pretty much stuck on : but we hope the guilty parties, who Miss Gobbs, aren't you, old man? ever they may be, w II be so troubk d Hobbs I was once, but after what she said to me last night Tin not going DESSERT in conscience that they will never do to pay any more attention to her. such a thing again and we also hope I'.l-.l-l-s Gee! \\ lint did she My? Plum Pudding, Brandy Sauce that they will be kind enough to Hobbs “No!”—Cleveland Leader. Assorted Pies send thr articles back to the owners Freshman Mathematica. Christmas Cakes If they d « not want to be found out In Professor. | . It over possi Candy Nuts ik ' i ' e renter W • th-' !.«? they might return them by mail, and i ■ ' t • perhaps there' w ill lie nothing furth. i Thursday, Dec. 25 i III........ i - I I - n out of w said about the matter. ’■ i UOIID-PAWT Make Your Paint Money Buy Satisfaction y \ I N’T «atW »rf on me tins the working spreading Covering lasting qualities of the paint. There’s neither satisfaction nor economy in chr<tp paints they crack and peel and Ulster — won’t wear. And hand mixed lead and oil paint Is little better. But your money buys unfailing satisfat tion when you get ' High Standard” Paint -It's made of best materials—and U irroiind-an-l-mlxei! Into a perfectly uniform pHlnt-liquid by mu hinrry. Then there’« thirty five year» of paint making experience back of It. 7>afr why "High Standard" Paint rmfrt more — an-1 wear» from two to four year, longer than other paint, and cost» leis. 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