FREE
AT
Boyle’s Jewelry Store
A
$60 Diamond Ring and a $25
Sewing Machine
From Nov. 15th until Dec. 31st I will
give away with each dollar purchase a
free ticket on the Diamond Ring and
Sewing Machine
I have a nice line of Holiday Coods
including Jewelry, Silverware, Cut
Glass, Hand-Painted China, Gold and
Silver Novelties, etc.
Everything fully guaranteed
IIOYLE
Virgil Wilson Sr of Portland
, was visiting Bendon friends Wedncs
j day.
The Redmen will give their
nual ball Saturday evening
ruary 19th.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Pressey went
up to Myrtle Point today to mee
Mr. Green of the Bandon Creamery
Co. whois coming up from San
Francisco.
Those decorated China plates that
the Bandon Drug Co are giving
away are the best we have seen. ,
Call at their store and they will tell'
you all about them.
Ata meeting of the school board 1
Wednesday evening, Miss Latimer
was elected to a position as teacher 1
in the Bandon school
She will
i have the overflow pupils from the
first, second and fifth grades and 1
will begin her duties after the first I
ot the new year
A pleasant | arty was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ansi Imo
Thanksgiving evening.
Those
present were Mr. and Mrs Sill and
little son Melford, John Fenoglio,
Miss Addie Fitzhugh, Mr. and Mrs.
Harley Dunklee, Art Johnson, Miss
Rebecca Nygren, Miss Myrt'e F< •
noglio and Mr and Mrs. Anselmo,
Best ri.er grass al Estabrook
Warehouse.
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At a special meeting of the city
council Wednesday evening, Pacific
Ave. also known as Little Street was
ordered opened to deep water on the
Coquille river and an ordinance or
dered daawn to that effect. This is
along the site where F. S. Perry is
to put up the new- building for his
veneer plant, and thus insures the
retention of the big plant for Ban
don.
New Bedroom Furniture
New, clever, beautifully designed Bedroom Furniture at
less than the prices of the ordinary kind is what we offer
in most satisfying variety.
CARPETSAND PI GS
We have the finest line of Carpets and Rugs
ever brought to Bandon. We also have the
nobbiest dining-room furniture that the market
affords.
Come in and examine our line
Woodruff & Turner
THE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Small Craft Lost at Sea
The Grange Corner
Continued from fust page
Conducted by Frank F. Ed dy
Master of Bandon Grange.
be put through with vigor.
Much depends upon the person
nel of these I ao extremely important
committees The selection ol these
committees will be part of the bus
iness of the next meeting which will
be held at Coquille on Wednesday,
December 8. The other standing
committees will be the Executive
committee and the Press and Pro
gram committee.
The attendance at the two meet
ings held has been excellent and
the enrollment of members prac
tically includes all those who have
been present at the meetings, We
hope to hive every dairym in and
qnd every dairy ranch owner in this
association. There is no conceivable
valid reason why any dairyman
should st iy out.
To our fellow dairymen on Coos
Bay and down the coast we extend
a most cordial invitation to come
with us, or if this seems impractical,
to form similar associations in their
own districts that we may all co
operate and work together in har
mony.
F rank F. E ddv ,
President.
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Bandon Grange meets Saturday
at 10:30 a. m. in the concrete hall.
Business and initiation will occupy
the morning session,
A11 open
meeting will be held at 1 p. m. with
a general discussion on the coopera
tion idea as applied to farming.
Mr. Price Robinson of Myrtle Point
will be present and will participate
in the discussion.
The Argo showed indications of THE DAIRY ASSOCIATION UP-TO NOW
turning turtle last night, and Cap-
A considerable proportion of the
ain Snyder ordered all on board to
dairymen
of the Coquille Willey have
lake to the boats. Mate Johnson
Notice is hereby given that
commanded one boat and Captain recently held two meetings at Co
Fred Sax was given the decision many selections are bein ; made from
Snyder commrnded the other. The quille which have resulted in a per-
over Jack Dougherty in the iotli the large assortment ot holiday goods
two boats became separated in the . manent organization called the Co.
round, of their fight at Marrhiield at the Racket. We still have plenty
quille Valley Dairy Association. It
Rouse’s coal at the Estabro k mist and rough seas
last Saturday night. The fight was but hurry up it you want the best.
warehouse.
Jonhson's boat cruised around seems desirable at this time to make
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scheduled for 20 rounds.
and
was picked up by the Oshkosh a public statement through ihe
The Portland Fair ¿t Livestock
Capt. O. Wiren, cooperative ob-
Best fertilizer for yr ur garden at
which w.is beating up and down the press of the ccunty as to what we
the Estabrook Warehouse.
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... server reports the rainfall for the Association has elected officers as coast in the vicinity of Tillamook in ' hope to accomplish by means of
i follows for the coming year: Presi
i this new organization of producers
A number of Bandon people wenf month of November to be 16.34 >>1- dent, E.
L. Thompson; vice presi m i ff >rt to locate the disabled Argo
The object is two fold. Fit St we
up the river l ist week to witness the • hes, days clear 4, days cloudy and dent, C. C. Colt; treasurer, Julius Il was believed that Captain Snyder
high water, and they say it was | rainy, 26 The rainfall for the month Meier; G. A. Westgate was chosen tri ‘d to make shore in his boat .mil would educate ourselves No dairy
quite a sight- The river is said to of November, 1908 was 4.91 inches, temporary secretary.* Plans are un that in the effort his boat was over man is satisfied with the results ob-
have reached the highest point since making an excess of 11.43 inches der way for next year’s fair and the 1 timed as no signs of it was seen tained by himself. No calling, at
this year over last.
1890.
management is determined to make f ir some time but later .epors are to least in the field of agricultural pur
suits, is so filled with perplexing
Edmund
Croft
was
up
from
Crofts
Buy your first quality white cedar
the affair the most successful in the the effect that the life boat drifted
problems or is so full c f concealed
lake Tuesday and paid this office a history of the association.
shi igles from the Estabrook Co.
Promo to the lightship and that Capt.
pit falls as that ot dairying; Des
pleasant call Mr. Croft was for
Snyder and his crew were saved.
The Wolverine has been off the many years a prominent citizen ot tion of the livestock interests of the
pite
the fact that prices for dairy
The
known
dead
ar<
■
run temporarily for a few days Siu Washington and is now a great Northwest is the aim of the ergani-
products
has ruled high for the past
Nellie Hunter, aged 6, passenger
was tied up at the dock in Coquille booster for this section of Oregon. zation.
few
years,
the margin of net profit
Mrs. T. A. Hoklredge, of Portland,
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during the freshet, according to re He is also greatly interested in the
a passenger; Henry Wickman, a in dairying is still extremely narrow.
port and het wheel and shaft were good roads movement, which is the
After the cow- has been fed for a
More Talk of Bridging Bay member of the life saving crew.
broken off by floating logs.
year,
after the hired man or the
most important issue of this country
The rescued are:
owner
has been paid to care for
Mate J. A. Johnson; C. A. Hold
Order your Hove wood from A. at present. A system of good roads
Continued from first page
for both light anil heavy traffic i
edge, of Portland, a passenger; her anil milk her, after she has been
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greatly needed in Coos and Curry
Howard
Wolfe, A. E. Millard, E. charged with her proper share for
Fred Treadgold arrived here from
this country now has, meaning the
counties.
Salmonson; Capt. Snyder; Chief En maintaining the plant, the amount
the Dalles last week to investigate
Coos Bay, Oregon and Idaho road.
gineer J II. Snyder; Purser W. A left from her earnings to pay taxes,
conditions and visit his brother G.
Owing to the fact that A. B. Possibly had n.'t this enterprise
insurance and the interest on in
T. Treadgold. He will remain for Sabin whose death occurred last been launched, the Southern Pacific Simpson, of Eureka. (Jal: A Meek-
vestment is liable to look pretty
linberg,
;•
sailor;
Graves,
steward:
some time and will assist in the post week, was a member of the Eastern might have gone ahead as now
We
Diomas Russell, assistant engineer; small. We need education.
office temporarily at least.
Star lodge, the domino dance which seems probable, but it would be a
Tony Delbort, a passenger; an un dairymen know it. That is one rea
Stove wood always kept on h md. was to have been given by that dificult matter to make the public named passenger who boarded the son why we have organized a
Lowest price. A. I label ly. 45~5tx lodge on Thanksgiving evening was believe that any other thing than Argo at Astoria; two unnamed mem Dairy Association. But we need to
taken off tlieir hands by the Seaside the fear that the Northwestern is
hers ol the crew; two Scandinavian make this education practical, not
Friday night was as clear as a Orchestra, Win McKay and one or
headed this way would have in
merely theoretical but applied, A Notice of School Warrant Sale
crystal and those who happened to two other gentlemen
The lodge duced any move from the promising members of the ere.-.’.
beginning in this direction we intend
be out between the hours of it p.
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will give a mask or domino ball in corporation.
to
make by introducing a scientific
m and 2 a. m. Saturday had a beau
Let the Southern Pacificcome, by Resolutions of Condolence system of cow testing. We intend
the near future.
Notice is hereby given that School
tiful view of fhe total eclipse which
all
means
but
keep
in
mind
the
fact
District
No. 54 of Coos County,
to
make
it
a
bad
year
for
the
Try alfalfa meal for chickens and
was on at that time.
We the committee on resolutions
that
th
Haines
people
are
the
ones
Oregon
will between the thirtieth
“boarders” and low producers
cattle Estabrook Warehouse. 301
Su relay for chickens as good
who have brought about the present of condolence of Brother A. B. Sabin among the dairy herds of the Co- day of December 1909 and the
Wm. Candlin, the well-known activity from the Southern Pacific report as follows:
and cheaper than wheat, Estabrook
The constitution tenth day of January 1910 offer
Coquille traveling man, came over and believe what you see.
Whereas, the Supreme Patron of 1 quille Valley.
warehouse.
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adopted provides for a committee on for sale $5000 worth of negotiable
yesterday to eat Thanksgiving din
Fredrick Browne, the engineer the Universe has removed from our stock improvement whose first duty warrants of the district, bearing 6
Benjamin L, Eddy of Roseburg
ner with friends on the Bay. He re- who was in the country for some midst Brother A. B. Sabin
per cent interest, warrants foi said
w ho has resigned as register of the
Resolved, That in his death Oc will be to organize a cow-testing amount to be divided into four
ports the trip one of the most unique time, left on Saturday, but the other
U. S, land office of that city will
cidental Chapter No. 45 O. E. S I scheme that may be put into prac series of $1250 each running 3,4,
go into the practice of law with he ever took, coming part way men are still here and are expecting
esteemed and tical working in time tor the next
5 end 6 years respectively, each
Dist. Atty. Geo. M. Brown. They through a drainage canal in a launch to stay for some time— Coast Mail has lost a mu.h
milking season.
worthy
Brother;
anil
then
about
three
miles
in
a
row
bona fide resident of the district will
have already rented offices and the
But there is another big practical
Resolved, That we extend to his
have the right to subscribe once for
new firm will be ready for practice boat to Beaver Hill junction. On I
Muskrats Wanted
stricken family our heartfelt sym- why. We need to organize for the such loan, and for the entire amount,
(he latter part of the trip, they towed
by the first of the year.
pathy in their bereavement and i purpose of obtaining better prices or any portion of the same not
above what was formerly the rail
Wanted $300 on approved secur road track but which was sub
commend them to the all wise Father tor our product These prices can
One dollar each for the first five who alone can heal the broken heart 1 be increased chiefly in two ways. less than $50 at par value, warrants
ity for 2 years at to per cent. In merged about ten feet in places
to be issued to smallest subscribers
Must be skinned and the legs . nd ed and restore human happiness
quire at this office. 46 2t
! By economy in manufacture and by
He says that the railroad will sustain
firstone warrant to each (if within
tail left on the .‘kin; the skull re
improvement in the quality of manti-
Committeee
Advertisements for i star service heavy damage.—Tunes.
one
series) and in case each bona
moved and both skull and skin
| factuted goods put upon the mar
M erta M ehi .,
on Sundays between Myrtle Point
fide resident of the district has had
Oregon dairymen are showing I dried. The skin will preserve bet-
ket. We feel that with our nat
V iolet L orenz ,
and Marshfield have been posted,
opportunity
to subscribe for such
great interest in the annual convt-n ! ter by being rubbed with table salt,
I ural advantages of climate and soil
G race S mith .
and it seems probable that in the
loan
and
the
same
has not all been
tion of the state associ ition, to be j Taxe them to Ml. Mills of the Hotel
we can produce butter and cheese
course of time the department w ill
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taken
and
issued
to
such subscribers
held in Portland December 9 and Ga-lier. Bandon, before Christmas.
which will command fancy prices
have done what lies in its power to
Memorial service at 2 .30 p.
or ir. case subscribers do not call
to, and the attendance will be large ; Specimens must be collected within
In order to accomplish this our con
give the people of Coos and'Curry
0» P. hall.
j
Dec.
12,
¡909
at
K.
for same within three days after
1
10
miles
of
Bandon.
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Many prizes have been offered for
counties adequate mail facilities
members requested to be stitution as a lopted provides for a time fixed for delivery, the same
s.
the best showing of dairy products
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present and friends of the family c mmitlee on cooperation which will be sold to other subscribers
See Spencer for reservations o made at the convention and the I
w ill take charge of the business of
Bieakwater, at the office of the exhibits will undoubtedly be the ' Hermann Trial in January invited.
in the same manner as above pro
pooling the products of all such
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Bandon Light N Water Co. 30 best made in recent years
vided
and in accordance with the
The )
The case
of Ex-Congressman 1
members as wish to enter into such
laws
governing
the same.
Card of Thanks
M. G. Pohl, optometerist, wer creamery companies of the state are Binger Hermann, for land fraud has
an arrangement. They will arrange
Dated this 2d day of Dec. 1909.
recommended by his patrons, ex offering prizes and the Portland been set for January 10, 1910,
for the
manufacture and sale
He wai ts his case in the Federal
P reston C. S tephenson ,
Flouring
Mills
offers
a
purse
of
#100
amined in California and registered
The family of A. B. Sabin desire of such products in some manner
Court
of
<
)reg
m
brought
to
trial.
Chairman of the Board.
in Oregon. Practice sixty years to go for the best two exhibits. No man who hears the ex-congress to express their heartfelt thanks to that will give all the profits the
Lenses, frames and test of all I he Portland Commercial ( lub will man and-excommissioner of public the friends who so kindly assisted maikets justify, over the cost ol Attest: |. W M ast , Clerk of District
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eves scientifically correct and of give a reception Thursday evening lands discuss the subject doubts that them in their sad bereavement- To manufacture and expenses of selling,
he
wants
the
earliest
jrossible
nd
highest grade, satisfaction guaran December 9, to the dairymen and
the Masonic lodge lor favors shown to the men who milk the cows,
of the State Horticultural judication of his case, or doubts that and to those who contributed llowu several plans are under considera
teed. A resident of Bandon; will members
1,1
Advertise in the R ecorder and
Society.
y Mr. Hermann expects to be acquitt I and showed other kindness.
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call at your bouse.
tion. lire one decided upon will | Áou will gel results.
ed.
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