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noon?" For a minute I couldn’t think I
what we bad been talking about CARE OF FROCKS AND WAISTS
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Everything was so stupid. Then Dual­
ly 1 blurted out: “Oh, yes, I recullecL Mew te Keep Them Clean <nd Tidy
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With Little Trouble.
We discussed that horrid woman
Pfiart New York Women Usa that’s moved in across the street, and Don't in the interest of cleanliness
L,opgfellow." I actually failed to re- turn your frocks inside out before
Triple Full Length Mirrors. « allze what I’d sald until a perfect hanging them away. As Che outside is
ALL KINDS OF REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD
howl greeted my abstracted eai* looser than the lining, this aiethod of
Nasty of him, wasn’t it?
banging produces creases and quickly
THE FLOWER TRIMMED VEIL I am absolutely fagged out from ruins tbe set of tbe skirt.
Moncv Loans Negotiated on Approved Security.
trying to run a spring hat to cover
If tbe gown is very delicate in color,
All 1' S Land Maturs a Specialty and Piompt-
that I could wear without looking a put the skirt on a hanger aud inclose
. . (jo to the
Spring Hat* Bring T««th and Nou
lv Attended tc. Lem ion and Insurance .\gency
fright in, and I think I have succeed- it in a bag of blue muslin. Take care
Into Prominence and Play Hide and ed in capturing the brush, to use a
Bond Brokers Trans-Atlantic Steamship and
that the bag hangs from tbe hanger
8eek With Wearers’ Facet—Modelt hunting term, in the chapeau of and not from the skirt Itself, as the
Railroad Picket Agency
More Eccentric Every Day.
bronze green straw I have sketched weight may wrinkle it.
for you. In the season’s medley of
If a sachet is attached to the bouger
Dear Elsa -Dick has just given me
shapes this is a very conventional the skirt la pleasantly scented.
H mumm 2 nnd 3.
an Easter present that bi going to be model, but it has a signature inside
Waists may either be bung in bags
AA'-'Vs I»««w DeiGioiiti
the comfort of my life. Yes; I know the crown that would satisfy any wo­
that in the proper sequence uf things man of its ehlcness, even If she over or, preferably, should be laid in boxes
or bureau drawers, with each bow
1 should have been so delighted and
looked the lovely great white marsh stuffed with tissue paper and the
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C. T. B ll MENROriii.R, Notary Public
surprised (1 bought it myself) to Hud
roses about the crown and the long sleeves also filled with it. Cover the
the gift tn my dressing room on Eus
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ter morning, but the truth is 1 Just ends of bronze velvet ribbon that tie waists with blue muslin and, if pos­
under the chin. The average hats of sible. do uot put another waist directly
couldn’t wait a day longer without a
the spriug are wildly eccentric, and on top of an under one. With a little
peep into my full length triple mirror,
for that’s tbe present I should I m * re­ they grow worse and worse. There contriving this can be managed by
ceiving on Munday morning, April 11. is more . than one queer shape, overlapping them so the crushuble parts Rasmussen Bros.. Props.
I do wonder, though, what I really will There’s the funnel, the flowerpot and are free.
See that all spots are covered with
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Is called to the fact that COL C. T. BLUMEN-
find beside my breakfast plate on thia the large spreading tray from which
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ROTH1 ¿K of Bandon, Oregon, will insure Saw-
to
select,
but
there
Is
one
trait
com
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French
chalk
before
being
put
away
auspicious morning. But it's too hor-
mon to them all—they play bide and and that all necessary stitches are
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mill men • loggers and other kinds ol workmen
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seek with their wearers’ faces, Two taken. This may take time when one
against s ickne
accident or death at reasonable
features these huts do bring Into is tired, but it prevents annoying de­
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rates. 1 t will pay you to call on him and see
prominence- the teeth and the nose, lay when in a hurry to wear the frock
what he offers in that line.
So if a girl has a good set of teeth again. Tbe chalk can be easily shak­
LIQI/OR.5 AND
and a bad nose, or the reverse, she’s en out when tbe gown is needed. It WINE5,
between the devil and the deep sea, has a wonderfully cleansing effect,
4 Fire Insurance
Burglary Insurance
aud it would be better to select a with little trouble.
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model more impartial In its demands.
How to Keep White Heir White.
But you. dear, are fortunate in having
Oregon
Bandon
a face any hat would be proud to
There is nothing more beautiful and
adorn.
soft than snowy white hair, if it Is
——
Tbe newest thing in veils has flow­ snowy, but if it Is yellow and streaked
ers attached at the top, where it is ar­ It is far from pretty. Some women
ranged about the bat. I saw a stun­ who have never been considered more
ning woman at Sherry’s the other aft­ than l>assably good looking are decld-
ernoon wearing a small blue turban edly pretty after their hair turns
in dull, spiky straw, with a face veil white, and for this reason, If for no
of blue net caught irregularly around other, too much cannot be said against
the top with tiny shaded pink and red dyeing one’s locks. White hair Is be­
roses. This veil was put on In such coming to almost all women, and when
A. Garfield
a way that the roses outlined the well groomed it is a thing of loveli­
crown, and there was no crushing or ness.
Mil. and Steamboat Work Om
Hair tonics containing glycerin are
catching of the flowers, as is the case
when tbe veil is adjusted over the likely to discolor the snowy strands,
IX BMONZE OB EKN 8TBAW.
SPECIALTIES
Sails
flowers. Just try the effect of a simi­ Eggs make an excellent shampoo for
me even to HUto-HUggfst the idea lar arrangement and see how fetching silver tresses, and a little ordinary
Sails
of anotlu-r gift. Still, I would give it is.
wash blulpg should be added to the
Dick a Jolly good hug if he remem­
Elizabeth X. has Just called me up last water that the hair is rinsed in.
bered how I liked that— No; I won’t on the phone and asked me to go with An excellent shampoo that Is prefer­
Turned Shafting, Cap unit Sot
even tell you what it was. It’s too her to the Colony club to see the loan red by many white haired people is
Screws, Machii.e Bolts. Pipe
A Street
M< (’OLLI M, Ajrelit
grasping in fact, piggish—of me.
exhibition of household arts of the made by dissolving an ordinary cake
and Fittings, Brass Work
But to describe this mirror. Every eighteenth century. This Is tbe smart­ of castile soap in a quart of water and
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woman nowadays Who goes in for I est woman's club in the country. Mrs. allowing it to boll down to a pint
GENERAL REPAIRING
dress as a fine art—and most all New John Jacob Astor, I think, is the pres­ When It is cool add one pint of bay
York women do—are obliged to own ident, and I will have lots to tell you rum, one tablespoonful of borax and
one of these ghiss<*s. When fashions about what I saw when I "take my thirty grains of bisulphate of quinine. Pattern
Shop in Connect ion
are so freakish one cannot run the risk pen in hand again” to give you a This not only Is cleansing, but the
of appearing in a more outlandish prosy glimpse of the doing of “little borax and quinine make it a tunic
guise than Mme. la Mode intends one old New York.’’ Until then, yours lov- benefit to sculp and hair.
SHOES
SOOTS - AND
should One does not feel safe in .be­ ingly,
MABEL.
CAPTAIN CHRISTENSEN, Commanding.
ing assured by one’s mirror that she is
Haw te Wash White 8ilk.
You can’t expect to get $2 worth
weU put up from one vantage point.
Mik
If one desires snowy whiteness,
for $ I, but you can get your
A WEDGWOOD ROOM.
Coos Bay and Bandon twice a week
She must be sartorially perfect from
should never be allowed to become
money’s worth atj
every angle. Now, this Is exactly what
badly soiled- that is, so that the silk is
the triple mirror does for you. And if Thi« Shade Will Be Pretty In Spring yellow. Dust the garment and wash
Coni'i i iii1’. with Steam Ship Alliance at Marshfield,
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Redecoration.
used faithfully—sounds like a patent
in rather warm, not scalding hot, wa­
information
of
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medicine a<l., doesn't it?—at each dress­
There Is just a certain wedgwood ter with white soap. Rinse well, the
blue
that
is
exquisite
with
a
putty
ing you know to a certainty whether
last water being quite blue. Hang up
Dealer In Bools and Shoe».
you turtle your neck or carry It grace­ colored wall. It is not well to use and allow to get Just dry enough to
j. E. WALSIROM, Agt. Bandon
fully poised, whether your Dominican this combination In a north light, press nicely with a warm iron. If
gown witli Its penitential lines makes which needs the warmer colonial yel­ this is followed out. white silk wdll
you resemble Friar Tuck In his monk’s low, but It may be held in reserve for stay white. Care must be taken with Repairing neatly and prompt­
ly done at lowest liv­
robe or whether your Psyche would the room having a southern or west­ the blue water not to have It too blue
meet the approval of the early Greeks ern exposure, with Its softer light.
ing prices
and yet blue enough to help the silk
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As for your hat-why, a "chopping
The putty color Is colder and less retain the ‘‘new’” shade. Should silk
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bowl” affair even has attractions view­ vellow than the colonial shades—as If merely need sponging, no Iron should
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Steamer Alliance
ed from the right angle triangle of a a touch of gray had been dashed In— touch the surface. If rolled while
triplicate. You know what a vast dif­ but there Is still enough of the creamy damp on a broomstick, it will dry in
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lid
i'oft I:. ■>»! :»»»d 4 cci* Bay only
ference the least difference in the ad­ tone left to blend with the wedgwood a day or so. When there are grease
WEEKLY
TRIPS
justment of a chapeau means to femi­ blue of the bangings.
Formerly ANCHOR BAR
spots, apply tbe time honored remedy,
ninity, exactly the difference between
These curtain goods may be found powdered magnesia, to the wrong side
GRAY 6. HOLT CO , Gen. Agents
H. W. SKINNER, Agent
ALVIN MUNI K. Prop.
good looks and ugliness.
ill such ltiexpeusive materials as under a cold pressure, then after some
72B-73O Merchant» Ex<:han,r*- an brancuco
Maribheld. Pkone44l
That awfully good manicurist I have galatea, cotton poplin and Japanese
Is now Located in Fine NewQnurtcis
I. E. WALSTROM. Ageet, Bandon
hours
rub
off,
and
if
tile
silk
Is
not
told you about uses a triple mirror crape, all of which are more recent
East of the i’ostoflicc
when she works with the hands of her arrivals on the decorator’s counter wholly cleansed apply again.
Choicest
Wines, Liquor» and Cigar»
than denim and burlap.
How to Keep the Neck Pretty.
Several pieces of old mahogany, a
To keep the neck pretty one Hhould
peacock screen and a bowl of polish­ be very particular about her collars,
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
ed brass are the needed touches in for tight collars bring on endless ills
this chaste little room.
COURTEOUS TREATMENT
from a beauty standpoint and a dark
line very difficult to remove, to say
Balance In Furniture.
nothing of the headaches and flushed
Call and See MUNCK
To lay down a set of rules for ar­ faces. To remove the dark collar line
ranging the furniture in any room Is about tbe throat apply peroxide of hy­
obviously impossible, as fitments differ drogen with * bit of absorbent cotton.
so radically. But there are certain Dab it on at night after thoroughly
things that can be done successfully washing ths neck. Leave it on all
with furniture and others that spoil night, then wash off in tbe morning.
the appearance of the most expensive­ Repeat this treatment until the stain
Mtmudnc tfieni tbe readers of this paper d«c best opportunity
of the year
ly fitted up apartment. First and fore­ disappears Another way to get rid of
most of these is to ’’balance’’ h room, the unsightly collar line is to rub cold
REVIEW OF REVIEWS .
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meaning by that not to get all the cream well into the throat and allow it
SUNSET MAGAZINE . .
heavy piis-es or all the large pictures to stay on all night. In tbe morning
WOMAN’S HOME COMPANION 1.25/
on one side, If, fur example, there Is bathe with hot water aud uae a good Nnwly furnished large light ro.xu!-
with your order, a beautiful premium,» 75-pn .*• book
ano FREE illustrated is four colors with 11S Western views.
a large sofa against one wall, across soap.
Telephone
Electric
Lights
from It there should be a table or
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Rented by single night, week <«r
s u
something like that to preserve the
How to Clean Furs.
«em o. coro.Ni«
month
equalities. It need not be exactly
Tbe fur pieces that are tsidly soiled
across, but somewhere on the other can be cleaned by beating salt and
INQUIRE AT OFFICE OF
side, to avoid looking as though, were cornmeal in a ilislipan until it Is warm
the floor swung one side, it would go to the touch, rubbing this through the The BANDON STEAM LAUDRt
down and tbe other come up. In re­ fur. When brushed out tbe piece«
Contractor and Builder
arranging a room the rugs, if any are will be freo from dust. If tbe boa lin­
used, should tie taken up and tbe ing L<t greasy rub tbe satin part with a
Having moved to Bandon from
floors left so that the chairs, etc., can sponge dipped in any liquid cleaner.
.Myrtle Point | will lake up the busi­
be easily moved to experiment for the White fur can be cleaned with flour
ness of contracting and building.
Carries a fine line of
best placing.
Satisfaction guaranteed in al! cases
and salt. Often the skin can be beau
4,1 also have the Matheney & Rogers
tlfully cleaned by merely covering it
Well Auger and will he prepared to
To Protact a Bureau.
with dampened fuller’s earth, leaving Watches. Clocks and Jewelry
sink »ells Io fhe deoih of fifty feet
One housekeeper w ho lias mahogany it on the satin until it is dry enough
<?l will al«o install Hues and chim­
patrons In this glass she shows them bedroom furniture and a careless fam­ to be brushed off. Do not use water to
neys. Anyone desiring work In these
how to avpid unsightly poses of the ily has hit ujion a way to protect the clean it or it will shrivel the hide.
lines call on or address
ADATES CUT AND POLISHED
bauds that are seen by their neighbors top of her bureaus. She buys a rem­
nant of white oilcloth aud has it cut
at card table or dinners.
How to Clean*« Sponges
Agate Jewelry Made to Order I
The way I’m booming these mirrors to fit the top of the bureau. This is
Soiled sponges can be quickly fresh­
will probably lead you to suppose that put on beneath the ordinary bureau ened by nibbing the juice of a lemon
sir Work don"
Box 153, Bandon, Oregon
1 have the agency for disposing of cover.
well into them, then rinsing several
FINE ENGRAVING
a workkrufinlik" |
Naturally, a cover that is not trans­ times, find in hot water and then tn
them. Unfortunately this luck goes to
a Fifth avenue firm But I am cragy parent must tie used, but those of cold. An occasional sun bath is excel­
over the thing and just sporty enough pique or heavy linen are both smart lent, and a thorough washing with am­
Horseshoeing a Specialty
to risk seeing myself as others see me. and serviceable, and the oilcloth not monia water every few weeks should
At North b.r.J
Of course I'm not often satisfied with only keeps the wood from scratching, not be omitted In using a sponge for
tbe result; but, as Browning says, the but prevents more serious scarring a young child, or, indeed, for any one.
Is now open tor tha re­
from hot curling Irons or dropped no matter how carefully it hi supposed I
possible best is a comfort to achieve.
ception
of patients. ¡The
▲ nd talking of Browning reminds matches.
to be washed, it should be run throagb
terms are $10 per week
me of Dick's latest piece of Impu­
very hot water before using
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dence You know. dear, we have Just
Willing to Oblige.
and upward?. For par­
BANDON TRAMSFEK CO.
organized a literary club in our neigh­
‘•Reuse me, ma'am," said the husky Mow te Prevent Eggs Frees Buret'Mk». REGISTERED OPTICIAN
ticulars
apply to : :
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borhood. and the other afternoon I hobo: "but. ez youae kin see, I ain’t
Eggs when boiliag frequently buret
Reliable
Work
and
Goods.
found Hick home when I came from hardly got a rag t’ me back. Can’t This is esused by their tielng too full
Dray and General Delivery
the last meeting. ■ Well.” he asked youse do sunithtn* for me?"
ofntr andmaK
prevented by i art ek­
Every
Saturday
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The
Gallier
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cheerfully, harking up ovar the top of
•< Vrl.'ilnlv’’ replied the kind lady ing one efid with a needle before put­
.Mietala 11 boat«.
Order»! carefully handle*!
a. m.’t<>4 p. m.
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bis paper, •what was the.topic under i "Here’s the rag bag Help yourself.
ting them Into the water ThM tneftea 4 •Hotel io
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OREGON
BANDON.
discussion by tbe club this after- Petro It Tribune.
A po» al Will bnetf me to youi home
•n outlet fur (he air
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ihe glass of fmoi
BANDON REAL' ESTATE
LOAN COMPANY
AND
Bowl ?
ARC LIGHT
Bowling Alleys
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The El Dorado
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YOUR ATTENTION
Bandon Foundry
& Machine Shop
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Eagle
ROOMS and
LODGING
l$3.00
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Boyles'Jewelry Store
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