FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
SUMMONS
Humor and
Philosophy
Baked Shad Roa.
Procure a good sized roe, rinse care­
fully in cold water, theu drpp it Into
boiling hot salted water. I»o not have
the water boiling at a gallop or it will
disturb the arrangement of the roe.
Let stand about ten minutes, keeping
the water at the same temperature.
Take about a half cup of cracker meal
•nd add a rounding tablesiKsm of flour,
■ dash of either pepper or paprika
■nd salt to season. Roll the shad roe
in this and place in a saucepan or
■mall dripping pan. Surround with
one-half can of tomatoes in which
have been mixed one onion and one
green pepper minced line. Season also
with salt and paprika. Take slices of
ba con about one-eighth ofwiti inch in
thickness, cut them into strips of the
same width with a pair of shears.
Pretty well cover the top of the roe
with these shoestrings of bacon. Place
in a moderate oven until about w armed
through, then Increase the heat and
finish In a hot oven. This ail will re­
quire about twenty minutes to half an
hour. Baste frequently with the to-
niato sauce.
It may be necessary to add a little
hot water to the sauce, and when taken
from the oven thicken, If necessary,
with some of the cracker meal.
By GRACE
»X »VJVCAJV M. SMITH
ETHEL WEEKES.
ICotiyrlght. 1909. by American Press Asso­
ciation.]
in (he
Circuit Court of the Stale oi Ort gon
in and for the County of Coo.*
corporation duly or­
ganized
and
doing
bu :nes* undc*r th«* law
of O egon.
Plaintiff
vs.
J
H. Price, Sara E.
Puce, his wife, Carl J.
F card, Christopher
Notti ey, H a visi de.
Withers & Davis, a
corporation organ i z e d
under the law» of Cali­
fornia doing business in
San Francisco, W'ilham
Mi Kay, Mary T. Car­
penter and Cody Lum­
ber Co., a corporation
duly organized umJer
the laws of Oregon,
Defendants.
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
Miss Eleatair Hodges when bartdy
seventeen bad a lover, George Bergen,
It may tie all right to |M>lnt out the
two years her senior. Miss Hodges,
being an orphan, was brought up by virtues and good quaIIties of your
an auut who was a very wise woman. friend, but when it niHkes him so ego­
Suit in Equity 1er
As soon as she heard of the uffalr she tistical that you can’t live alongside
T oteeiosure
culled the lovers into her boudoir and of him what's to lie done alx>ut the
law
that
won
’
t
let
you
slay
him?
said to them:
"In loving each other you two chil­
When a man
dren are but following a law of na­
"/X jrZX <M*T
amounts to much
ture. But you must have forethought.
some woman Is
Neither of you have any means, and
always worrying
you. George, have but a meager sal­
about how much
ary. It is all right If you will be pa­
tient. Fur lie it from me to object to
Belng a widow
this match because neither of you are
is a foible with J- To J. FL Price, Sara E Price his wife, Ca.i
rich. What I wish for you to do is to
Foard, Christopher Nottley, Haviside, Vi ith •
some women.
wait till George has a salary that will
organized
under the la.
& Davis, a corporation
________
w___________________
enable you to live without having the
oi California doing busme»« in San Tran» <<\
Don’t w o r r y
iiliam McKay, Mary I. Carpenter and C< h 1)
wolf continually prowling about your
over spilt milk; Lumber Co., a corporation duly organized under
door. Besides this, you should have
It probably was the laws oi Oregon, defendant
a little sum laid up Ln ease of sickness
both skimmed
or other misfortunes. There is oue
IN THE MMI: OF THE STATE OF
and adulterated.
other matter that should be provided,
OREGON
though I don't think it absolutely nec­
A diplomat is a
\ ou are hereby required to appear and answci
essary that is, a nest egg. a snow­
man who never the complaint filed against you in the above e ll-
ball, neither the principal nor interest
notices a bint, titled suit on or before the last day of the time
of which is to be spent. That is for
Polished Wood Floors.
but always prof- prescribed m the order for publication of thi>
old age and the children when you
ummons which prescribed time is six (6) weeks,
Under no circumstances must water leave them.”
Its by it.
the last day of which time will be 1 huisday, the
be used on floors that are intended to
Eleanor was convinced; George de­
9th day of September, 1909, and li you fail to
resist the tempta­ to so appear and answer said complaint for want
be polished Wipe the floor thorough murred. He said he thought it better
Very few
ly with a dry cloth before applying to lie married and tight the battle to­ tion to be brave when there is no dan thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court for
the polish, removing any spots that gether from the start. The adviser ger about.
the relief demanded in plaintiffs complaint on file
may be thereon with benzine. A good smiled upou him sympathetically and
herein a succinct statement of the relief de
preparation for waxing wuud floors Is drew a picture of married life with no
The man who knows when to be ni nded in said complaint being as follows,
made in the following way: Cut com­ provision against the thousand and one foolish and when serious is always to wit:
Judgment a ainst the said defendant, J. 11.
mon white beeswax into thin flakes expenses that come up continually to wise.
Price, in the first cause of suit, for the sum of on»’
and pour turpentine over till well cov­ make every day a horror. George
thousand five bundled ($1,500.00) dollars and
Being kindly and polite to your interest thereon at the tale of 10 per cent per
ered. Let It stand until the wax Is shuddered. Then he went away re­
quite soft, when it must be stirred solved to devote every hour of his ex­ neighbor might be listed under the annum bom the 27th day of July, 1908, lor an
into a smooth paste, adding sufficient istence (when not sleeping) to secure caption "Accident Insurance."
attorney s fee of one hundred and fifty ($150.00)
turpentine to give it a creamy consist all these provisions, including that
dollars, for the sum of eighty and 92-100
($80.92) dollars taxes paid for the year 1908, ;
•ncy. Apply the cream with a wool­ “snowball."
The Home Peet.
i
on the premises mention«! in said first cause ol i
en cloth. Rub well into the wood with
Up, guards,
He kept Ids word. In tlie morning
suit and interest thereon from the 19th day ol
And at ’em!
■ coarse piece of flannel until the floor he was the first man at the store
July, 1909, at the rate of 10 |>er cent per annum,
Bat ’em
shines. This treatment need only be where lie was employed and in the
With the first thing at hand.
tor the sum of one hunrded and forty
ev n
applied twice a year.
Land
evening the last to leave. He not only
($147.00) dollar, insurance premium paid for in­
On
them,
whatever
you
do.
did bls own work, but that of every
surance on the buildings on said premises by
With u iew
Improved Box Couch.
plaintiff lor said defendant J. 1 I. Price and mkr-
one else who would permit. He open­
Sockdolleger blows.
est thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum
Box couches have passed the experi­ ed a savings bunk account and Satur­
For, goodness knows.
from the 24th day of April, 1909.
They’ve earned it all. and more.
mental stage and are now becoming day night deposited everything he
It makes us sore
Against the said defendant J. H. Price in li.
quite popular. One of the most recent could possibly get on without spending
To think that In days gone by
second cause of suit herein set up for the u.n oi
designs is shown here, containing a during the following week, and every
We have looked on the housefly
$1101.92 and interest thereon at the rat«’ of (
With toleration;
novel improvement pateuted by a New- Saturday he made his estimate for the
per cent per annum from the 23d day ol Decem­
But.
Carrie
Nation
York man. In this box couch the box next less in order that his deposit
ber, l‘X)8, for an attorney’s fee m said cause or
And Sam Patch,
used for bolding the garments and might be more. His passbook became,
suit of one hundred ($100.00) dollars.
If we catch it now,
Wow,
other articles Is attached to rods so ar­ next to Eleanor, the all important
Against the said defendant J. II Price in m-
There
’
ll
be
trouble
brewing
third cause ol suit for the sum of one thousand dants J. H. Piicc and Sara E Price for anv
ranged that the box is lifted up from thing of bls life. In a year be had
I L'RMSIIlil) ROOMS
And something doing.
five hundred ($1,500.00) dollars and inter«
deficiency that may lemain alter applying all the
several hundred dollars drawing inter­
On the square,
thereon
at
the
rale
of
10
per
cent
per
annum
from
proceed* of the sale ol .aid property as herein
est.
Then and there!
AT
Of course we have been saying, “Fie tlie 28th day of July, PM 18, anil for an attorney's demanded, and as in said notes and mortgages
One day tils employer told him of a
fee of one hundred ami fifty ($150.00) dollars in
On the fly!"
r
chance to buy some shares of stock
More or less,
said cause of suit, and against said defendant j. I I
.And the over, In, n .ml there 1» alter .at.-lv
very cheap. He drew his money from
But we didn’t guess
Price for plaintiff's costs and disbursements in mg the demands ol aid judgment, be paid over
The extent of Its meanness
1 the savings bank and bought three
this entire suit.
to the defendants J. H. Price and Sara L. Price
Nor hold it in esteem,
shares. Soon after he was paid a divi­
1 hat the usual decree may be made for the or their legal representatives; that the plaintiff or
MKS .SA IIAII COSTELLO
But little did we dream
sale of said mortgaged property described in said any other party to this suit may become a pur
dend. Here again was money produc­
That it carried disease
three causes of suit or either of them by the casher at said sale ol all or each parcel ol said
With such ease
ing money. He put bls dividends into
And grace
sheriff of Coos county---according to law anti property dtxribed in each cause ol suit, that the
the savings bank, where they drew in­
From place to place
the practice
of this court, and that the sheriff making the same execute a bill of sale to
terest, and cut his expenses to tlie
BANDON
OREGON
Or that its feet
proceeds of
said sale be applied to th. the purchaser vntlun the time, manner r and pro­
quick. In a few mouths he had enough
Were a complete
payment
ol
the
costs
and
expenses
cl
visions of law, lor the personal property men-
Storehouse of trouble
in bank to buy two more shares of
this suit and the said sale and attorney ’ fe«
iees; tinned herein and that the said sh'-rifi execute a
Calculated to double
stock.
and secondly to the payment to plaintiff of any deed to the purchaser or purchaser« ol «aid
Up the victim.
"Oh, George,” said Eleanor when in­
sum that may l>e found due it under tho:.< pro­ premises in the time and manner and according
With no hint from whence it came
Or where the blame
ceedings or that th«’ proceeds of the sale of th- to the provisions of law
formed of all this, “Aunt Anna will be
1 hat the purchaser or
Should lie.
properly mentioned in each separate oau.x- of uit purchasers be put into ' pc xssession of said prop-
delighted, especially as you are acting
Carrie« a fine line of
You’re unmasked, Mr. Fly.
be applied severally to the payment of any sums erty . or ...........
a the sheriff making the sale
oil her advice. What a level bead she
prenus. s Ly
You’re a pest.
has! At this rate perhaps we may be I
And we’re going to knock you galley which may be f und due the plaintiff under ca< I. upon the production oi the sheriff s bill (»1 sale or
of said causes of suit severally. Said mortgaged or certificate of sale, and that the plaintiff may
west.
married iu another year.”
premises being described as follows to-wit:
have such other and further relief in the premise
“Possibly, but since we have begun I
Beginning at a poiftt on low’ water line of the as the court may find Io be meet ami equitable.
Complacent.
to act as your aunt advised we should >
MiATLS CLT AM) POLISH! 1)
This summons is published m the Bandon
“Yes, accidents are bound to happen Coquille river I I 34.7 feet north and 205.4 le-
complete tlie proposition. There is the
east of the southwest comer of block number 2 Recorder, a Meekly newspaper published in Coo.,
with
automobiles.
I
ran
over
a
man
salary for necessary expenses and, say, i
in Woolen Mill Addition to the town of Bandon courtly. Oregon, for six consecutive weeks, be­ Agate Jewelry Made to Order
LIFTING COUCH RAISES BOX.
10 per cent to be saved. There is the i a day or two ago. I was awfully county ol Coos an«! state of Oregon; runnmc ginning ju'y 29th, 1909, ami ending Septcnil.er
aorry
about
it.
”
thence n 35 °e 2(H) feet along low water lin
9th, 1909, by older ol the I ion. John 1'. I fall,
the bottom of the couch when the top fund for unforeseen contingencies and
“Did you stop to see how badly he of Coquille river; tlunces 35 ° 45’ e 520 feet to county judve of Coo county, mad« the 28th day
TINE ENGRAVING
of the latter is raised. It thus be­ the fund for old age. Your aunt said was hurt?”
the western boundary of the county road; thence of July. 1909.
comes an easy matter for the person we must be patient.”
s
35
0
w
20
feet
along
the
western
boundary
ol
“Of course I did."
GEO P. TOPPING,
“So we will,” said the girl.
using the couch to readily reach the
(he county roa«l; thence n .3 0 45' w 179 leet 29-61
\tiorney lot I ’laintin.
"What did be say about it?”
Another
year
passed,
with
more
ad
­
box to get at tlie contents. In addi
thence s 35 ° w 180 feet; thence n 35 0 45’ w
“Not a word.”
ditions
to
the
fund
than
had
been
ex
­
350 feet to the place of beginn ng, includim. .
tlon, it becomes unnecessary to move
“Didn't he say anything?”
tide land an«J water frontase abutting and fr - I
the couch away from the wall In order tracted, and George's salary was raised I i “Well, not till he came to."
ing said lan«i to ship channel of Coquille rivet
to raise the top. The box couch is to a sufficiency for a young couple to
Also beginning at a point on low water line n*
thus rendered more convenient and live plainly. The next year the contin­
the Coquille nver 1298.5 feet north and 320.1
Supply
Inadequate.
gent
fund
could
easily
have
been
put
saves disagreeable stooping and beud-
“There is a variety In women's gar- feet east of the south west corner oi block No. 2,
aside, but in that event George would
ing.
in the Woolen Mill Addition to the town of
have to begin at the bottom for the ments.”
Bandon, county of Coos and state of Oregon;
“Yes.”
“
snowball.
”
The
desirable
thing
was
HAS A SELECT STOCK Ol
Potato Salad With 8moked Herring.
and running thence n 35 0 c 46.5 feet along the
“Men’s are always the same.”
low water line oi the Coquille river; thence
Cut iu dice one pound of cold boiled to wait till the latter was big enough
“What would you suggest?”
35 0 45' e 520 feet to the western boundary of
potatoes. Chop very tine a teaspoonful to furnish tlie former and a working
“Well, I think some designer might the county road; thence s 35 0 w 46.5 feel alon:
of parsley, oue of chives, one of onion. . capital besides. This George decided
eonte along with originality enough to the western boundary ol the county road; thenc-' Wines. Liquors à Cigars
Mix all well together with two forks, upon, and Eleanor was disappointed.
When
Eleanor
was
twenty-one
devise
a way to put in ub< >ut thirteen n 35 ° 45' w 520 feet to the place of beginning,
adding pepper and salt.
Fillet a
including the tide land and Nght to the use oi the
George
had
a
fair
salary,
a
contingent
more
poc
kets for them.”
amoked herring or a small cooked An­
Steam Heer
water frontage fronting anti abutting to ship
fund
ind
his
"snowball.
”
Aunt
Anna
BANDON, ORI-KjON
nan haddock, carefully freeing it of
channel of Coquille river.
Sura,
bones. and cut It very small. Work It thought they might be married with­
Also l>eginning at a point on the w tern
“What 18 a nightmare?”
60 YEARS’
boundary of the county road leading
from
in with the salad Take two table- out transgressing the laws of pru­
EXPERIENCE
“Don’t you know?”
Bandon to Bullards' Ferry and 733.7 feet north
spoonfuls of hot bouillon, add two of dence. but George had his eye on some
and 493.7 feet east of the southwest cornet
“No."
aalad oil, oue of vinegar, one of chop­ real estate that could be bought very
“Well, it la the little mare that you of block No. 2 in the Woolen Mill Addition
ped beet root and pour all over the cheap and preferred to wait another
aalad. In ten minutes it will be ready year. The rental would pay off a mort­ put all your money on and that failed to the town of Bandon in the county of C’Mv
and
State of
Oregon;
running
then «
OREGO?
gage there was on it. lie bought the to make good.”
to serve.
n 3') 0 4')' W
143 ) b-ri. the n< e n '
property before the year was out, but
r 180 fret; thence « 35 0 45’ e 2(MT feet to the
figured that by two years more of
Unpardonabl«.
Starch For Dark Material.
western boundary of the aforesaid county roar
T race M arks
careful
expenditure
he
could
pay
off
“I thought they were going to;get thence southwesterly along th«» said west« id
Gelatin, such as is used In cooking,
D esigns
the mortgage and have the property married.”
C
opyrights A c .
boundary of the said county road to th«’ plac of
makes an excellent starch for black,
Anvone Rending a sketch find doRerlntlnn may
Intact.
*No; he is disgusted with her ”
beginning.
navy blue or any dark wash goods and
i|ulcic v , l *< pit .mi our opiiib'n f/ee whether rn
in vent Ion 1« pr-.bahly pul ent able. < ««nitniinira.
Eleanor
objected
to
these
constant
Twelve
ceiling
(ack
screws,
more
or
less;
four
“
What
Is
the
matter?
”
leaves them without streaks. Pour one
1 Kins Mtrictly r<»ntt«!entlnl. HANOBOOK on Patenta
««<
deferments, but George wouldn’t give
. ni fr< •■. OI<i«‘Rt Ntfenuy f«»r Re«’uring piilotitrt.
She knew more about the tariff house moving screws, more or less; twenty «hip
quart of boiling water over one tea
¡■ »•»‘iitR taken through Muun A. < o. receive
clamp
screws,
more
or
less;
two
lumber
truck
up
his
i>lan.
He
said
they
could
live
in
than
he
did
•
r
■ i/»t n Tier, without charge, tn tlie
spoonful of gelatiu which has been
three little Giant compressed air machines; thirty
the
house
when
paid
for
rent
free,
and
soaked In a little cold water Strain
I ship augurs (all sizes) seven ton« iron (ail in
■nd use lukewarm. The garmeuts he could have what the rental of a
stock« inciuding bands, straps, etc.); twenty ring Rasmussen Bros., Props
handsomely IIInMrRtnd weekly. Lnrireat rlr-
home
would
tie
to
make
more
money
• • ins. < f . •» a
i « f mir f h h ’ Iti • ' -u rii ni. H i •••
may be ironed wet or dried and sprin­
bolts key; twenty ring bolts screw, all lines and
I .nr months, |1. Bold by m H newatlealerR.
with.
blocks;
twelve
box
rollers,
one
ton
spike
.
al!
Iron
on
the
wrong
side
and
kled.
When George was’twenty-eight years
plugs, tree nails, wedges, etc.; thirty top man!
hN &Co.36,B,Mdwai iDgion.
E.--
New D. D.Í.
York
use s dark Ironing cover, as lint from
C.
old he was considered very well to do.
Branch < »mee. 436 F Ht.» Washington,
and sledge?; one forge an«! bellows and all
cloth
will
show.
whits
but
be
had
the
reputation
of
being
one
blacksmith
tools;
two
hundred
dog«
of
ail
de
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%
scriptions; all chain, including slings, etc.; thre«
of the meanest young men in the place
Hint For Using Paraffin.
derricks, complete; fifteen peaves; fifteen cr«»
where he lived. At this time he made
When using parartin for sealing an seversl neat turns in a business way,
cut saws; one twenty-four inch knife buz/
planer; one Fay & Egan band saw; one cut-oil
seriuos and often fatal accidents a« cleariug a considerable sum. For the
WINE5, LIQUoR.5 AND
♦;aw; one Gardiner air compressor; one bolt cut
well at tbe disagreeable smoke In tbe fir^t time lie failed to report his gain
ter
and
punch;
one
cylinder
air
tank;
one
12x16
bouse can be avoided If the dish con- to his sweetheart. Nor did he confide
FrO t engine, one locomotive type boiler, al! « ii
tabling tbe paraffin Is placed In a it t<> any one else.
CI6AR5
in« luding engine and paint oil; all shaft nv.
large vessel containing hot water
And so tlie years went on. but
pulleys and belting, and all other fixtures, to (her
When the parartin is melted remove wedding came not. “I feel so sorry
with a friction hoist, belonging to the hipvar I <4 Bandon
I
Oregon
front the stove, and the water will
J. Fl. Price, Bandon, Oregon. Al«o office Build
x\t Miss Hodges," said a lady to
Mei Al l. PATTERNS
Jeep tbe wax hot until fill sealing la zther “I understand she’s been
ing and fixtures, including «hairs, tallies, dr k
< •
ded for style, perfect fit, simplicity n I
typewriter,
afe,
check
protector,
et
,\l.«o
all
your
boy
want«
to
join
the
done.
reliability nearly 4<> ye-irs,
in i.r.i’ v
gaged for twelve or fifteen yean» to
every city an-i town in the Unitril States
1
stage plank homes and all lumber in yard l>elong
navy.
”
some one who isn’t able to marry her.”
C'an.Hli,
or
by
mail
direct.
More
sold tl •»
>ng Io J. P. Pricy, in hi
hipyard, in Bandon.
To Remove Cinder From Eye.
"Yes.
and
I
think
he
would
make
a
any other make. Send for free catalog
“Nonsense." said the other. “Her lover
Oregon.
If a cinder or atom of any kind gets I n rich. That horrid old aunt of Elea­ good sailor.’’
_
Mc< ILL’S MAGAZINE
I hat all of said defendants ard all p« r or.
More ‘ ui»-,« rib»-rs t) in any other fash 1
in the eye, take a riaxoeed and place It nor's inoculated him when be was
"Then he isn’t afraid of water."
THE RACKET STORE
«Liming under them mbseqyenl n<! snood to
m-inaxi-.e-miIlion a month. Invaluable. 1
in the eye under the lower ltd
Lie very young with the demon of greed.
“Oh. no! He has signed the pledge.
e^t styles, patterns, «Ire - n akiny, nullin' r”,
execution yl this mortgage, either a
du .
j
BANDON, OREGON
piain sowing, f in« y needlework, hairdre ssing,
down if possible with the side of the He won't marry because he known
cfeasert, incumbrancer-' or otherwise, |>r barred
ft qurtte, 1 I t ri« . ft«. Or» v fXI «<
a
head up which has the atom tn the that bo must keep up an establishment
Nightmars.
a»! foOclosrd of all right, claim and f pJ'tv ol
year
(’vorth ! <ulu<qt including a free p. t<. ?n.
Notions,
I
oj
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Stationer)
.
•
S
r
<
r
t
.
today,
or
aen«i
I
>r
aampb:
«
<py.
eye. and the flaxseed will work Ito way commensurate with ills reputed wealth,
redemption in an«!.t<- V
“You said she was a dream.’’.
INDtrFMINTS •
•nd every part and parcel thereof, ami that th-
■round the eye and bring the cinder or ■nd that would Interfere with his
“Isn't ahet'
Hosiery, Jiiiiau arc. Overall* WONDIRFLL
• t A
•
I' t il t
. 5>’e mm catalogue
mortgage lien« of
be ndjudg -d t be the
■tom out with it. coming out at th* miserly practices.”
"BUe is a » reaming terror."
• in«i nev. cash pnie oflets. Address
first and onK h« is again » said premise*
corner of the eye.
and Shirt* for mui aud bojs IHI M<(
CO. 23» to 244 W 37tb SI.. NFW VOItk
’Sure—regular Weigh rabbit brand.”
Is now ttfty tuM an old ■*■*>
Fh«t plaintiff have judgmttrt against thedefen-
1 he Pa cific
Boy les Jewelry Store
TheOpera
Alvin Munck, Prop.
GRO83 BROS
i lie El horado
Scientific American.
Big Removal Sale
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