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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1909)
MIME MEMORIAL EIERCISES HERE I I n vocal it n of Divine bless ng by EASTER CARD PARTY. Post Chaplin A. M. Sumner. Decoration« and Prises Should Be Music, Tenting Tonight by Springlike and Pretty. audience. An Easter curd party should be Select reading or recitation by springlike and pretty. If you can nf- ford It have tbe bouse decorated with Mrs. Faulds. spring flowers- daisies, Jonquils and Recitation Emblems ?of Mem daffodils. Tbe score cards should I«» orial Day by 3 school girls. ornamented with little Itells sugges Music. Columbia Gem of the tive of Easter tiells, and have the Ocean by audience. partners tind each other by matching . . . . (io to the . tbe cards to see whose ribbons ar» Oration Lena Langlois alike. The bells may be fastened to Recitation Avais Coates. the cards with ribbon bows. During- 1 Oration Lincoln’s Address at the card playing have mineral water, Gettysburg salted nuts and candies passed and Bob Blackerby. I Music, The Vacant Chair, by have the refreshments later. The prizes may Ite suggestive of Easter. audience Give a pretty growing lily iu un at Oration Lincoln and Memorial tractive jardiniere for one, a low dish filled with growing pansies for anoth Day Rev. F- F. Eddy er, an Easter hare tilled with candies M usic by audience for a third, and several little chicks National Salute of the Flag by for the gentleman's booby prize, or a live rabbit If you think it will be all 10 school boys, right. It will cause much fun and Star Spangled Banner by «5 laughter Have the favors on the re Rasmussen Bros.. Props male voices. fresh incut table ut each corner or Recitation A Flag on Every pass them after serving if you do not have a sit down supper. An amusing Schoolhouse Mildred Norse. idea Is to' pass to the gentlemen a Music big Jack Horner pie- you can make it yourself by covering a bread pan Recitation Hazel Stephenson with crape papers—and another to the Music LIQUoR.5 AND ladies. In (he pleB have all kinds of WINE5, Oration Thos. Laird Easter conceits—eblua and papier ruache rabbits aud bares, eggs filled Music- CIGAR. .5 with candies, etc.—and let them draw Oration Maud Lowe them with ribbons that tie the pres Battle Cry of Freedom by audi- ents with long ends that come Bandon Oreg 'n through silts iu the paper. Serve for ence. refreshment chicken consomme in Remarks Post Commander cups, egg salad and creamed chicken Closing America audience breasts. Ices in the forms of eggs and BOOTS - AND Benediction, , Post Chaplin A. cakes and coffee in demitasses. M. Sumner. You can’t expect lo get $2 worth for $1, but you can get your -----uvO----- THE JAPANESE FERN. money’s worth al 2X BANDON REAL ESTATE LOAN COMPANY 8 I Bowl. Making Plan« for Proper Observances CHURCHES ANO SCHOOLS WILL ASSIST Program of patriotic exercises by Bandon school at I o’ clock May 28 at request of general Henry M. Nevius, commander in chief of the G. A. R. anti local G. A. R. Post America by school The National Flag Salute Star Spangled Banner Patriotic talk by local G. A. R. and W R. C. members. Song selected Grades 6, 7 and 8 and high school grades will assemble in high school room and will be addressed by Comrade R. H. Rosa, patriotic instructor of Bandon post G. A. R. Grades 3, 4 and 5 will as semble in their own rooms and will be addressed by Comrade A. M. Sumner, Chaplin and others. Grades I and 2 will assemble in room of grade 1 and will be ad dressed by Mrs. Faulds, patriotic instructor of Bandon W. R. C. Program for G. A. R. Divine Memorial Service to be held al the Presbyterian Church at Il o’clock a. m. May 30th which the: G. A. R. and W. R. C. will attend in a body. Doxology Audience Invocation Rev. R. H. Allen Nearer My God to Thee by audience. Responsive reading Hymn selection by union choir. Rev. J. S, Scripture Lesson Tiltoi\ Rev. F. M. Sanderlin Prayer Hymn union choir by Pastor Announcements Anthem union choir Rev. Hab- Memorial Sermon erly by audience. America Benediction G. A. R. Post Chaplin Rev. A. M. Sumner. KINDS 01 U o n ARC LIGHT Bowling Alievs CONSTIPATION For years I was troubled with bilousness and constipation, which made life miserable for me. My ap petite failed me. I lost my usual force anil vitality. Pepsin prepar ations and cathartics only made matters worse. I do not know where I should have been today had I not tried Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, The tablets relieve the ill feeling at once, strengthen the c', digestive functions, purify the stomach, I. live, liver and blood, helping the system to do its work naturally.—Mrs. Rosa Pitts, Birmingham, Ala. These tablets are for sale by C. Y. Lowe. —ooo For Successful Growing the Plant Needs Plenty of Moisture. o B K E i R oomì « ~ mid 3. lieu holm B/1NDON - OR C. T. Bi i mi xkoiher , Notary Public YOUR ATTENTION Is call« d io tlm fact that COL. C T. BLUMEN- l<< > I III l< of Bandon, Oregon, will insure Saw mill men. Loggers ami other kinds of workmen against sickness, accident or death at reasonable rates. h will pay you to call on him and see what lie offers in that line. Insurance Burglary Insurance Portland and Coos bay Steamship Line I M REAL estate bought AND SOLD Money Loans I Negotiated on Approved Security. All I S Land Matters a Specialty and Prompt ly Attended tc Pension and Insurance Agency Bond Brokers Irans-Atlantic Steamship and Railroad Ticket Agency /'ì-iTlzTk V llxU-tz The El Dorado BILIOUSNESS AND io I ) Ï i\ ) Ì 1 1 ) E R Many persona who admire the Japa nese fern balls which do so well for Dealer in Bools and Shoes. some home gardeners and fill utterly for others know little of the character i n in Coos Bay Saturdays at Service of Tide of the plant, thousands of which are Repairing neatly and prompt from Portland Wednesday at S P. M. imported each season. ly done at lowest liv The scientific name is Davallla bulla- ing prices ta, but it Is a species of the harefoot fern that is a native to Japan. It has a creeping root which runs along the A Street Dock surface of the ground, and from it small, fibrous roots are thrown out as feeders. Formerly ANC! 1OR BAR These creeping root stocks, or rhi ALVIN MUNCK. I’rov. zomes. are gathered by the Japanese and closely fastened over frames tilled Is now Locata«! in Fine New Q ivii teis East of tic Pohtolliee with sphagnum moss, which retains moisture in abundance when the plants Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigar« i] are growing. CAP I AIN CHRISTENSEN, Commandtng. The Japanese love to grow these THE CANNON BURST. ferns In all sorts of odd shapes, sueb as houses, animals, wreaths, pagodas, Tragedy In a Celebration to Honor COURTEOUS TREATM1-.NI boats and figures, but few except the President Tyler. * ballB are imported. <’onnei tiio. with Steam Ship Alliance at Marshfield. Full In 1844 an accident took place iu the The chief reason for failure to have American navy- tlie explosion <>f a big the ferns green is that they are not Call and See MUNCK information of gun. the 1’eai enriker. on board the frig given enough moisture and are kept In a ate Princeton, ulf Broad bay, iu th? too hot rooms. It Is well to Immerse I’otoinnc river, eight miles below the baskets occasionally In a tub of Washington. tepid water and never let them drv Those killed were Abel Upshur 01 out. Virginia, secretvry of state; Thoma.-' Carrie» a fine line of W. Gilmer, governor of Virginia ; Dutts Automatically. Commodore Kenton of the navy, Itep- 4'nlit’oa'iiin :iu<! Oregon C'onot Ntt-MiiiMliip Co. Even the enterprising housewife has Wakhes, Clocks and Jewelry resentative Sykes of New Jersey, Rep failed to tind a method of keeping the resentative Maxey of Marylai d and Mr. Gardiner, an ex-member of con dust off the window shades, it settles on the upper portion of the shade, be gross from New York. I’!» in between Portland and C oon Buy only ABATES CUT AND I’OI.ISIII II ing very perceptible when the shade Is Tbe severely wounded were William Assemble at G. A. R. hall in WEEKLY TRIPS Wilkins of Pennsylvania, secretary of pulled down. She hates to get at it Bandon at 9:30 ’a. m. where orders war; .Miss Wickliffe, daughter of tbe with a duster, us that requires the aid GRAY k HOLT CO.. Gen. Agents 11. W. SKINNER. Agent of the day will be read by Post Ad- postmaster general; Colonel Dade, of a stepladder to reach it. A Cana 7 '• 7>0 M< I .nt ! »change San Francisco Marshfield Phone 441 Colonel Benton. Judge Phelps of Ver dian inventor offers an excellent solu- J. E. WALSTROM. Agent, Bandon FINE ENGRAVING jundant A. D. Morse. mont, Commodore Stockton, command tion of the problem in the automatic Will form procession of Bandon er of the Princeton, and nine seamen. duster for window shades shown iu On Feb. 28, 1844, President Tyler, the accompanying illustration. Post G. A. R., W. R C., the I * ( ) II k tbe members of bis cabinet and their duster is constructed as a part of the schools, civic orders, and associa families and many other prominent tions and citizens. persons, said to number over 4uo, wen- invited by Commodore Stockton to All old soldiers, sailors, and Sons spend the day on tbe frigate Prince of Veterans are invited to fall in and ton. which was lying at anchor off march with Bandon Post G. A. R. Alexandria. After the guests were on REGISTERED OPTICIAN board anchor was weighed for a short Procession will be escorted to and sail on the Potomac, and the ship pro Reliable Work and (ioods from the cemetery by a firing ceeded down the river to a point be Every Saturday at Die squad composed of Spanish Amer tow Fort Washington. On the trip down the heaviest piece of ordnun. e Hotel 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. ican War Veterans and Sons of Vet on the frigate was fired several times, Sunset Miucajrin« th. reader« af thia paper the beat opportunity A postal will bring nv lo v our lioinc of th« rear erans commanded by C. E. Hol- presumably as a matter of entertain REVIEW OF REVIEWS ment for the company. Tbe gun ItaC »3.00 1 ALL FOR lopeter tnd lead by the Bandon 60 YEARS’ SUNSET MAGAZINE . been constructed from a model made HOME COMPANION 1.25 I $3.00 EXPERIENCE Concert Band, where the G A. R. by Commodore Stockton, and Presi WOMAN'S with your order, a beautiful premlurh, a 75-page book and W. R C. ritual memorial ser dent Tyler expressed a decided inter ano FREE Ulnatrated in four color« with 125 Western view«. est in tbe weapon. At 2 o'clock hi vices will lie obser ved the afternoon on tbe return trip the s u The several school? will be til Princeton anchored off Broad bay, and the company was invited to lunclieou command of Prof. O stien ami th iu tbe cabins below tbe gun deci.. T rade M arks teachers of the several grades. D esigns After lunclieou Commodore Stocktoll C opyrights A c . After completing W. R. C. and proposed that tbe guu lie tired once Anyone «ending a «kef ch en<1 drerrii ' !■ ti y KKBPH THH HHADKH (’LEAN. more as a salute, he said, to tbe mem qntckly aecertein our opinion free elietln-r nn invention I» pmhably peientahhn < ..mnninlcn G. A. R. decoration exercises at ory <>f the great peacemaker, George Hon»«trictly<-ont1dentlHl. HANDBOOK on I ' roller on which the shade revolves. As free. Oldest agency for «enuring |»«tenf«. the cemetery, taps will be sounded Washington. President Tyler, bis cab the litter Is allowed to go up or down vent Patenta taken tnrough Munn A < .. r--. elve Having moved in Bandon from tprruu notice, without charge, In tho inet and a number of gentlemen re Myrtle Point | will take up the busi by Geo. P. Topping, alter which the duster automatically wipes off the paired to tbe gun deck. ness of contracling and building. surface of that part of the shade pass the procession w ill again resume As the guu was tired tbe breech end Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases Lnre««* rlr- ing over the roller. As the shade Is A handsomely IIIORtrafad wo.'klv < I also have the Malheney & Rogers ................... , - .. . Journal. ------- —- Ter'»". <•> » their position in line and march from the trunnion's buck was blown generally raised or lowered at least . «'illation of — any scientltlo ear - nmrtiiimtliB.il. Mold by nil news. Well Auger and will be prepared to and tills section was split in twain, back to town, halting in front of off. once a day, the shade is given at least sink wells to the depth of fifty feet (»ne balf of It fell on Secretary Up Branch Offlce. 826 F St.. Waeblugt I> < . •JI will also install flues and chim the post office where all will be shur. Two sailors removed it. but tbe a dally dnstlng. This attachment should prove of great value where neys. Anyone desiring work In these dismissed except the escort and old secretary expired iu 11 few moments. white shades are employed, keeping lines call on or address Gilmer bad been struck and Soldiers, which will proceed to the Governor them dean and thus prolonging their killed by this section of tbe gun be usefulness. G. A R. hall. fore It felled Mr. Upshur Tbe party on gun deck was scattered, and The public are cordially invited to the tbe Newer Than Post Cards. whole ship shook under tile force Box 153, Bandon, Oregon the opera hall in Bandon at 1:30 of tbe explosion. The sadly overworked picture ¡smtal The excitement was great, The bod- bas blossomed out in a new guise o’clock where the memorial ora les were removed from tbe I'rlnceton, which Is really worth while. tion will be delivered and a literary taken It is made of fine white card of ex to Washington, placed in hearses Horseshoeing a Specialty and musical program will lie render at the wharf and carried to the White cellent quality, and Instead of the MeCALL PAITERNS At North Bend usual picture on the back then» is a Celebrated Hr style, perfect f ed. The musical program will be House, where they lay in tbe east room Lorition on plnik rond one fourth mile reliability nearly 40 y<\” •. quotation or motto l>eautlful- frotn the Stenin, r Iiariding. every city and town in the U Is now open for the re directed by Professor E Kausrud* till the day of the funeral a day of selected ly printed and hand Illuminated. Canada, or by mail direi t. general public mourning. Exchange BANDON OREGON «•option of patients. ¡The any other make. Send for tree ent .!(»•? <. The postals are attractive enough to Arrival of Bandon Post G. A. R. ’S MAGAZINE terms aie $10 per week be given the dignity of a frame and MeCALL More »ubsc’il-t rs than mv nt) » r fa ! • and W. R. C., at opera house at , • I would often solve the problem of a and upwards, For par ÖAND0N TRA ^SFER CO. est sis les, pattei F or sale —3 acres; cleared and valentine gift, wh(<h reprenonts small D45. ticulars apply to : : J 4 'è ' A • • C. II. PvmtMoM A S on . etiquette. £"<>d ’ ri , C) ■. Grand Army ritual service by ’improved; good large house -and money value. ear (wortn do ibis), ini b 9 barn orchard and garden all fenced Tbe conventional flower borders on' » S Dray and General Delivery Bandon Post at 2 d‘clock; sharp. within 1-4 mile of business district. Rome of tbe cards are exquisitely tint WONDFini INDUCEMENTS a Music, Keller’s American Hymn Sae Bandon Investment Corpora ed. and tbe quotations cliosen coter ■ • to Agents. I’............ Meets all boats. , ’ >-.(■ r e « r^f filly handled and new cash prize oflei s. Addrr; • • large variety of subjects. • Finishing ritual service. ' tion. North Bend, Ore. ,i8tf I VU Met ALI (0- 23» to * J'lh SI.. NI W •»' «' t * VI ,• 'N. •• OREGON The Eagle Saloon \\ llhelmina Coos Bay and Bandon twice a week Bovles'Jewelry Store I J. E. WALSTROM, Agt. Bandon Sieamer Alliance >rdei $1.50 per Year tit Contractor and Builder Scientific American. MUNN&Co.36’8'0^ New York J. R. Johnson, THE MERCY HOSPITAL Sisters of Mercy
