Bandon recorder., March 25, 1909, Image 8

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Build While the Sun Shines==CODY LUMBER CO.
Alfred Johnson. Sr., the Coquijle
inilhnan, was in Bandon this week
on business.
FIR FINISH—CODY LBR. CO.
BIG ENTERTAINMENT
TO BE GIVEN BT O.E.S
Now is the Time for all Good
Men to invest in Real Estate
Uncle |ohn Kronenburg of the
Concert and Dance Planned
lü
county seat, was in Bandon last
ror Saturday Evening
Wm. Candlin, the Coquille paper Sunday on business.
April Third
D. P. Nofziger, a prominent lum­ man, was a Bandon visitor Tuesday
Capt. G. W. Bowman returned
ber dealer of Los Angeles is in Ban­ and Wednesday.
l uesday from Marshfield where he
The local lodge of the Order of
don looking up lumber.
A modern five room cottage on had been tor a few days on business.
of the Eastern Star have in­
FOR RENT—Hall over post 5th street for rent, one block east RUST1C-CODY LUMBER CO. stalled a beautiful new
piano in
Inquire of T
office. Addjess or phone 1 hos. of Plank road.
their
lodge
rooms
in
the
K. ol P.
Father Curley of North Bend was
Devereux, Parkersburg, Pnone 68
Devereux, Parkersburg, Ore.
Hall
and
in
order
trt
raise
funds to
in Bandon Tuesday to visit a sick
No trouble to talk or show Bargains
Si tf.
Murtha Doyle, the Democratic member of his congregation in this help pay for the 1 instrument are ar­
A. Haberly left Wednesday for wheel horse of Curry county, was in city.
ranging to give a brilliant concert
“I SELL THE EARTH”
Roseburg and Medford, on govern­ Bandon last Friday on his way to
program at the Hall Saturday even­
SHIPLAP—CODY LUMBER CO.
ment land business. He expects to North Bend to visit his daughters.
✓ ing April 3rd. The conceit pro­
Judge
Geo.
P.
Topping
went
to gram will be followed later by a
be gone a week or so.
OUTSIDE TRIM -CODY LUM­
San
Francisco
on
the
Elizabeth
BER CO.
dance at the Bank Hall and a mid
John Shields has been down to
where he is looking after legal bus night supper will be served by the
Clayton’s mill for a few days, fixing
A party of Russian Fins passed iness.
ladies.
REAL ESTATE
it up and putting a donkey engine through Bandon yesterday on their
,
Parafine
for
sale
at
Rosa
Co
’
s.
The
committee
in
charge
of
the
af
way from the new town of Critten­
in running order. •
Opposite Trowbridge’s
J. E. Walstrom was a passenger fair is ¿amposed of Mrs. E M. Gal­
den
to
their
homes
in
Idaho.
•
FLOORING---- CODY LUMBER
on the Elizabeth for San Fran­ lier, Mrs. R. W. Boyle and C. R
CO.
—FOR SALE—A good new piano
cisco where he is looking after busi­ Wade, who will be assisted in their
—FOR RENT— Large, new seven at reasonable price. Inquire of Mrs. ness affairs.
work by Lee Bethel, representative
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room house in Azalea Park, close Myrtle Myers.
of
Sherman, Clay & Co. Mr Beth­
CASING—CODY LUMBER CO.
in. Good water.
For particulars
el's long experience in the music
Rev. Horsfall will hold services at
A good time is guaranteed at
call on J. W. Felter, or address W. St. John’s Episcopal church Sun­
business and in the arrangement of
Oriental hall Sat- night, music by
W. Elliot, Prosper, Ore. 5 tf
concert programs will stand him in
day morning and evening at the
the New Orchestra.
good
stead and givts assurance of a
usual
hours.
Sunday
School
at
10
Mrs. A. G. Aiken of Marshfield
The Elizabeth sailed Tuesday for delightful program. Mr. Bethel in
a.
m.
will be at the Hotel Gallier next
San Francisco with 280,000 feet of tends to bring in some outside ar­
Wednesday with a 'choice stock of STEPPING—CODY LBR. CO.
Having moved my store to the building
lumber, 15 tons merchandise and tists, who will be ably assisted by
millinery and w ill be pleased to meet
opposite
Trowbridge’s store I now have
Read the advertisements of our eight passengers.
local talent, and it is the intention of
all her old customers. She will re­
on
band
a full line of
home merchants in the R ecorder . Seed grain at the Bandon Cash those in charge to make this the
main one week.
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and take advantage of the bargains Store.
most brilliant social functfon of the
Oats seed, clover and garden seed to be obtained in Bandon. The
season.
Peter Loggie and Chas. Windsor
in bulk at Hartman’s.
home merchants have as good goods
Tickets will be p’aced at fifty cents
of North Bend were in the city last
The largest assortment of POST CARDS
as
can
be
found
anywhere.
for
the concert alone or seventy-five
The Order of Owls, which is being
Saturday and Sunday renewing old
ever brought to Bandon. Prices always
cents for both concert and dance,
The Coos Bay Times and Coos acquaintances.
worked up here has about seventy
right.
and a large sale is expected.
members now and the intention is to Bay Harbor are still at sword’s points
Enquire at Rosa Co s. for scuf-
organize, elect officers and get into! over the street railway franchise
working condition about next Sun­ and other movements, and mean­ fers for your children.
Life Jobs For Ex-Presidents
day. It is said this will be the largest while the people ot the county are
The Gold Beach Globe says it is
Washington, March 20 Once a
Owls’ next in the county.
casting humorous smiles in that reported that the Hume estate ha I resident, always a Government m-
direction.
decided not to attempt any fishing ploye, if either of two bills Pro­
All members ol the old fire de­
operations this year.
duced by Represent itive Coudrey,
partment having uniforms will please NOVELTY RUSTIC----- CODY
LUMBER CO.
return them to the department head­
The Fifield sailed Tuesday with of Missouri, makes ex-Presidents
honorary members of the United
quarters.
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The Bandon Light & Water Co. 438,000 feet of lumber, four tons of
States
Senate for life and as such
The Bandon Creamery is now has taken out the small pipe on the merchandise and two passengers gives them a salary of $25.000 per
churning two days in a week and is 1 hill in the east part of town and re­ She will return early next week.
annum. The other, introduced by
have the finest line of Wall
preparing for a big rush during the 1 placed it with good sized piping
The Hotel Gallier is being treated Representative Bennett
of New
Paper ever brought to Ban­
summer when they will churn 2000 | This makes the water supply up to a new' coat of paint which adds York, provides that ex Presidents
there,
much
better,
the
force
much
pounds daily, with a prospect of,
greatly to its appearance. John L. of the United States shall have a
don. Also carpets in the
even more as the summer advances, greater and the people much hap­ Litzenberger is doing the work.
seat in the House of Representa-
roll, Rugs and Mattings.
and ranchers are preparing for pier.
FOR SALE--A fine thorough­ tives with the right of debating but
winter milking so that the creamery —FOUND—A
skiff.
Call at bred Jersey bull. Address or call not voting.
Under this bill they
expects to be able to supply the de­ Munk’s saloon, prove property and
would
receive
the same compensa­
on James Hughes, Cape Blanco.
mand for butter all winter.
pay for this notice.
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tion as the members.
Ore.
11. 6t
Is spent in bed, why not
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A. E. Hadsall, the city engineer,
CEILING -CODY LUMBER CO.
E. H. Duncan of Wedderburn
enjoy it by getting a Good
After Church.
is kept quite busy these days, open­ passe ‘ through Bandon last Friday
Prof. Martin E. Robinson, who
“
What
was
that
seuteuce
the
choir
ing streets and establishing grades on his way to the Bay on business
Mattress, one on which you
repeated ao often during the lltauy?”
will put on Belshazzar, under the
as ordered by the city council. connected with the estate of the late
“
Aa
uear
aa
I
could
make
out
11
was
auspices of the University Club ex­
will rest. We carry a full
'We are all miserable siugers.’ "
When all the stieet work now order­ R. D. Hume.
pects to return to Bandon from
ed is finished up, Bandon will be a
up-to-date stock of furniture
Alimony.
North Bend about the first of April.
Early seed potatoes at Mar­
much more convenient city for
Oh, strenuous day lor Cupid!
The proceeds of the opera, after ex­
shall’s.
9 3t.
And Hymen's all astir.
of all kinds.
travel than it is at present.
A chap pays court to rail« fair lass.
penses are paid will go toward the
The
next
we
hear
that
comes
to
pass
The many friends in Bandon and
Come to the dance in Bank hall
The court Is paying her.
piano fund for the new school house.
PICTURE FRAMING, UPHOLSTERING AND
Curry
county of IV. V. Cope of
—Pittsburg Post.
Saturday evening April 3rd, and
GENERAL REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
Coquille were pained to learn of his
One of the largest and best stocks enjoy a pleasant social evening
An Ingenious Fellow.
of dishes ever brought to Bandon, at
"Brown's an Ingenious fellow.”
C. I. Kime and family have death which occurred in that city
“What's he doing now?”
the Racket Store.
Be sure to get moved»to Myrtle Point.
Monday
afternoon
from
heart
trouble
This ex­
"Teaching silkworms to slug cocoon
our prices before you buy.
cellent family will be greatly mis­
E. M. Blackerby is* circulating a tongs.”—Bellman.
sed
in
Bandon
as
they
have
lived
petition for the appointment of W.
E. E. Oakes reports the sale of
Instance.
two or three good pieces of pioperty here for a number of years and have F. Kistner, of Coquille, as deputy
Knlcker—Poverty doesn't prevent a
within the past week.
Other many friends in the city, all of dairy inspector of Coos and Curry man from rising.
Böcker—No; a kite flies better for a
Everything for the Home
Bandon, Oregon
real estate firms are reporting sales whom will wish them well in their counties.
tail of rags. -Puck.
As was stated in last
also, and it looks very much like new home
Don’t forget the dance at Orien­
Looks So,. Anyway.
there would be a great activity in week’s paper, Mr. Kime has pur­ tal Sat night.
.’
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Once on a time a woman's hat
chased
an
interest
in
the
Coquille
the realty business in Bandon and
Was made to fit her head,
Willard F. Jones went down
But nowadays her head Is built
The New, Elegantly Fitted and Npeedy Nteamer
the surrounding country this sum­ and Myrtle Point steamboat line.
To fit the hat Instead.
to San Francisco on the Elizabeth
-New York Telegram.
A Bargain—80 acres and im­
mer.
and from there will go to Hornbrook
provements
new
house
and
barn
and
A Near One.
A. J. Hartman is clearing up the
Calif, where he expects to remain
small
barn
and
other
buildings.
50
He
—
Won't
you miss me when I'm
1 e
debris where their residence burned
for some time.
This steamer is new, is strongly built and fitted with the latest improvement, and will
far away?
acres
cleared,
20
acres
of
bottom.
last summer, and will erect a new
give a regular 8 day service, lor passengers and freight, between the Coquille nver, Oregon,
She- No; I'll always think of you as
Fine line of Easter post cards at very dose.—Cornell Widow.
twelve
room
house.
This 125 fruit trees old and young New
Boyle’s Jewelry Store.
will add greatly to the appearance fence 250,000 feet of cedar. Al
First-class Passenger Fare,
$7.50:
The Limit of Loyalty.
goes for $3000.
Terms $2000
The first annual ball at Oriental
of that part ot town.
"title's the most loyal of wives.”
down. See me for particulars, six hall will be given Saturday evening
$3 on Up Freight :
Freight Rates,
"Laughs at all the jokes her htu-
For best groceries at right prices miles south of Bandon J no. Long.
baud
tells
at
dinner,
eh/'
—
Kansas
April 24 instead of Saturday even­
. ■
J. E. WALSTROM, Agent, Bandon, Oregon,
City Times.
call at A. E. White’s Store Columbia
- ’
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ing March 27, as previously an­
E. T. Kruse, managing agent, 24 California^St., San Franc uc a.
Avenue also fresh Norway butter
Eggs for hatching from pure bred nounced.
A Joyful, Prediction.
Every effort will be put
65 cents per roll always on hand. ■>tock: I have first prize Brown and
The styles are to be smaller.
t
t ♦♦ ft tttf
forth to make this one of the big
The "Merry Widow" hat
Have also added to my stock of White Leghorn Cockerels of state
Is passing. Folk will Jeer It
events of the season. P. Hanrahan.
By asking where it’s at.
flour the “White River.”
9 3t
fair, Salem, Ore., 1908. More birds
— Baltimore American.
FURNISHED ROOMS
A
fine
disp'ay
of
post
cards
on
O. R. Ball, manager of the Am­ on exhibition than any show ever
AT
She Named It.
erican Type Founders Co. of Port­ held on the coast. At head of pen exhibit, at the Racket Store
She (casually) -What do you thluk is
A. F. Estabrook and C. W. the best fruit of courtship?
land, was in Bandon Tuesday and of White Plymouth Rocks is ccckrel
He (tenderly)—The date.—Baltimore
made the R ecorder office a call. rom U. R. Tishel, the most cele­ Burges, members of the Estabrook
American.
Mr. Ball was accompanied by his brated breeder of White Rocks in Co. came up on the Fifield and are
MRS SARAH COSTELLO
Dumb Mr. Staylata.
wile, and together they were en­ the world. Also have Black Minorcas looking after business in connection
don't believe tn speeding the part­
Nice denn rooms 25 and 50c a
joying a little outing, while he was cf the best strain. First pair of with the company. We understand ing “1 guest.
nicht; fl.2T> a week; *5 nmAuth
”
their
inadvertently looking after the in­ prize winner Indian Runner ducks, they have “something up
"Neither do I. He so rarely takes
TMe. .« more Met 'a 11 I’a t IMII«’l l
BANDON
-----
OREGON Se.tr.
Ih in of any nel.rr Utah, otpnen» llu.w
terests of his firm. Mr. Ball was at Oregon state fair 1908. Registered sleeve” but we are unable to give tbe bint.”—Kansas City Times
account of their styla, acturgcy ao<! »imjwclty.
exceedingly well pleased with con­ |ersey cattle and Berkshire hogs. out anything definite at this time.
MeCall'a HI a«a«lne<TM q»~n of kMktoalkaa
mort «uba« ftb«"i shun »' V <•»•'« r
M«< '»”«• €>•»<
It Begina at Homa.
Bring your
year’s •ubacAp'iw (U number») <■••• t • 50 Cf
ditions in Bandon and says we show Write for prices or come and see Mr. Estabrook is accompanied by
Whan amateura for "charity”
number, 5 ceut««. >' e«y *uLvcrib«i <et»aM<<dl
Preaant a little play.
Itrn Kref. Snu-rribe today
more signs of prosperity than any stock.
J. C. Watson, Coquille, his wife who is enjoying a little out­
Oh. let them take whate'er they make!
Ca4y A*rni« WniitfH. H• p<tomaot
liberal cash rotumHM» ••
PiH’ern <’*itAlogue(
©•* ••
ing.
For
who
ao
poor
aa
they?
other town in the county.
Ore.
îo T he R ecor der Blgnt) and Prttnntm C«taf<>;u« (whpwinf «on prem.uml
—Catholla
« aad Tiana.
Dance in Bank hall Saturday
evening April 3rd.
Dance Oriental Saturday evening
Let me show you some of the
BEST PROPERTY IN AND
AROUND BAN nr N
B. A. KOLP
Norton’s Book Store
New Location, New
Goods, New Prices
Books, Stationery, Cigars, Tobacco, Etc.
HOUSE CLEANING TIME
IS HERE
ONE-THIRD OF YOUR LIFE
Woodruff & Turner
The House Furnishers
ELIZ A BETH
t
The Pacific
ok
•Jol> Work
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