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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1910)
»• • ••• • . I TOR THE HUrtGRY WE H/IVC ¿PRE/iB/i MRG/lIrt B/lrtQUET FROM WHICH /ILL MY PROnT/tUY MRTAKE. WE IrtVITE YOU TO FE/15T YOUR EYES Ort OUR MOrtEY-S/iVIrtG OFFERIrtGS /IrtB FILL YOUR HOME WITH THE 'illrtGS WE II/1VE PL/1GEB Ort OUR MRG/lIrt T/1BLES LOOK OVER THIS MOrtEY-S/lVlrtC MErtU /IrtB YOU WILL GIVE US YOUR ORBER. Our Store is the Home Hart,Schaffner & Marks’ Clothes GINGHAMS All Dress Ginghams, 12 1.2 and 11c 15c value, 12 l-2c All Eden Cloth, 15c value, 8 l-3c All Apron Ginghams, 10c DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT All Broadcloths, $1.50 value. Wool Taffeta, 1.25 Poplinettes, 1.50 Serges, 1.50 Fancy Suitings,2.00 44 44 1.25 Cashmeres, .75 Panamas and Mohairs, 50 and 60c value, CALICOS All Calicos, 8 l-3c value, 7c Percales, 10c value, 8 1.3c Outing Flannel, 12 1 2c value, 11c Draperies and Curtain Goods, 15c value, 12 l-2c LADIES’ COAT, SUIT AND SKIRT DEPARTMENT All Suits, $25 and $30 va’ue, Suits, 15 and 19 value, Coats, 15 and 20 value, Coats, 10 and 15 value, All $30 Suits at = All 25 Suits at ■ = All 18 and 20 Suits at $26 21 15 $20 12 10 8 00 50 00 00 All Skirts $10 to $12.50 value at $8.50 All Skirts, $7.50 to $9.50 value at 6.00 Any Silk Skirt in the house, 4.50 Children’s Coats at cost 1 A fine line of Ladies’ Waists at. prices from $1 to $10 I A fine line of Dress Trimmings and Braids at TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT A fine line of Laces and Embroideries al TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT MEN’S SUIT DEPARTMENT $1 35 1.10 1.35 1.35 1.75 1.10 .60 .42 SILK DEPARTMENT All Fancy Dress Silks, $1.25 and $1.50 value, $1.00 Malabars, 65c value, ... .50 China Silks, 50c value, ... .45 Jap Silks, 50c value, ... .45 Kolbe aud Luseine Silks, 50c value, - .40 Satins, $1.00 value, ... .95 1.25 value, - - - 1.10 Heavy Taffeta, $1.50 value, - - 1.35 Peau de Soie, $1.25 value. - - 1.00 QUILTS, BLANKETS AND PILLOWS Any Quilts. Blankets or Pillows at TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT We al so carry a full line of Groceries and Crockery. Call and get our prices. Courteous treatment guaranteed MEN’S HATS AND GLOVEs All $3 and $3.50 Hats at $2.75 All Gloves at 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT SHOE DEPARTMENT One lot of Shoes from $1.25 to $1.75 value at $1.10 Any Selz or Packard Shoes at TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT COUMERILH-CHRIST ENSEN CO Bandon. Recorder sinner. If he shows affection he is a soft specimen, if he has none he Published Every Thursday by the is a cold-blooded proposition. In Recorder FvitoiLihmg Company, order to be entirely healthy he O. E. KOFF, - - - Iskla.na.ging Editor must eat nothing, smoke nothing Subscription, SI 50 pur Year in A ivance. Adveitising Kates Mndo md see that the air is properly Known on Application. Job Printing a Specialty sterilized before breathing. Entered nt the Bandon Post< Hire as Hecond Class Matter. * ! a great wall of snow and clouil- Bandon and Portland and Bandon hours of the new year. During the touched battlements the Powder and San Francisco. — Myrtle Point same period in (919 the arrivals and River mountains, shine through the Enterprise. departures were twelve vessels of wonderfully clear atmosphere as 24,317 tons net register and ap from a mirror. If the beauty-loving i proximately 25,000 tons carrying Has New Dress wealthy realized. that in Oregon I capacity. With the exception of we hail more glorious and inspiring two oil-tank steameis, nearly all of The Coquille Valley Sentinel came natural beauty in Wallowa county these vessels carried cargoes both January 13, 1901 THURSDAY than in all Switzerland, and that out in its promised new dress last i inward and outward. The unpre Lyans Wins Scnolarship old W.Tllowa, so long almost in week and we sav without hesitancy cedented demand from California ness in this case, which he faithfully Checking up Public Ex . . The Rhodes Scholarship from 1 accessibl , was within reach of any ••she was a daisy.” The Sentinel for Oregon wheat and flour has cut '•erformed' was to see that the com (fregon for the present year has I penditures . special car there would not be is a good, live paper, and Editor down the size of the foreign grain mission shall not be paid too gen been awarded to Mr. Cecil K. : hotels enough constructed for the Savage is a ‘‘live wire." The paper fleet, but the coastwise business for Justice Howard of the New York erously for its services.—Coos Bay Cyan , a graduate of the University , next ten years up there to accommo deserves the very best patronage supreme bench made an extremi- Times. the past sixty days has broken all ot Oregon in the class of : ; 1900 -ri 1 lie I date the guests that ould p >er in. the people of Coquille can give it, statement when he said in an opinion previous records, and the outlook award was made by the State i The other parts of the slate are and from the amount of advertising reducing the compensation of a state for the new year is favorable for Rhodes Scholarship Committee, v, just as beautiful as Wallowa county I in last week’s paper one would The Poor Man God Bless commission, that at least 30 per continuation of the record-breaking which met in Salem last Saturday anil as for climate Oregon cannot be judge that they meant to stand by cent of all money appropriated fot Him 'I throughout the year.—Oregonian Lyans will enter Oxford next Sep surpassed, With the proper trans 'it. public use is lost in graft, though Man's life is full of tiouble and as high a percentage as this has temptation. He comes into this tember. and his scholarship will be 1 portation facilities there is no piace good for three years thereafter, in all the world that would surp i-s Arleta is a part ot Portland now, sometimes been reached and • even world without his consent and As a direct result of the so-called paying him an annual income of Oregon, either lor beauty or pio- Ballinger-Pincbot controversy, the but it still keeps up the Mount higher. out of it against his will, $1,500. ductiveness. Northwest is getting more wide Scott News, which is a local paper The halcyon days of the grafter journey through life is rocky During his course at the Univer wide-spread publicity than ever be with some sensible inclinations. The are over, The public is now well beset with strange and contradic sity of Oregon, Lyans was an excep lore. The contention over water News says that great developments informed regarding the extent to torv experiences, When he is tionally strong student and took a Patronize Coquille River power sites in Washington, Oregon, are to be carried out all along the which it has been robbed in the little big girls kiss him, anil when prominent part in debate Boats He Montana anil Idaho has given the line, and this once country town is past and r.ew checking devices are he is big the little girls kiss him. earned his way through the Uni- With the pl icing of the Newport whole country food for thought. to be citified with police, letter- being introduced everywhere to pre When hi is a child he wants candy versity, and is now teaching in the ' on the Coquille river Poitland run. Knowledge of Alaska has always carriers, fire company, sidewalks, vent further repetition of the great but can’t get it, and when he is a Coquille high school. the Coquille vallev can, if they been vague away from the Pacific new streetcar lines and all sorts of boodling scandals. There will al man he can ¿et candy and don't Rhodes Scholarships will wish, be independent of trans Coast, but the present difference of uptodateness. All this means great- ways be some leakage in the admin want it. When he is a liov he be open in 1911, in ¡913 and portation service via Coes bay, opinion as to the best way to con- er propertv values and more boost istration of the public funds, as wishes he were a man, and when 1 Scholarships from Oregon ai and if the servive given by the serve the natural resources of that ing of prices for lots in a section there is more or less leakage in he is a man he wishes he were a I held by Edward Winans, o Newport is shown appreciation, the vast storehouse is making it known that if in some parts of Oregon every form ot business. But when boy again. If he raises a large would be a big city by itself. lainette University and ' company that has installed the ser to every home. This form of mag government is managed on business family he is a chump, if he raises a Johnson, of the University of vice will soon place a modern, fast azine and newspaper publicity for principles the loss ought to be no check he is a thief: if he is poor he gon. Try alfalfa meal for chickens and ; little steamer on the run. The bus Alaska and the Northwest will con greater in public than in private is a bad manager and ’if he is rich cattle Estabrook Warehouse. 301 Mr. Lyans will be remembered as iness done in and out of a port is tinue through the winter in view of enterprises. The people insist on he is dishonest. If he is in politics the gentleman, who, with Mis< the fomftlati >n on which govern the congressional investigation soon having the news in detail of all it is for graft, and out of politics, Mabie Millis gave a violin and vocal ment help is based, and the valley to - tart. So that in the end good is public expenditures and publicity you can't place him and he is no If your Piano is worth recital in Bandon, two or th ret. business men contribute thousands Mire to come out of a regrettable anything it is worth is always a foe to graft. i good to his country. If he gives l weeks ago. of tons a year to Coos bay’s stand 1 episode. The commission whose compensa- to charity it is for show and if he ing. This is neighborly and all- tion Justice Howard was called up- does not he is a stingy cuss, if he Beautiful Oregon right, but it a share is given by the Eighteen vessels with a net regis | on to regulate is an example of the dies young there was a great future Any other kind will ruin it new checks on public expenditure. tor him. and if he lives to an old I Traveling men who have been in wav of Bandon it can be seen that t< red tonnage of 23,048 and a car All my work guaranteed It was appointed to see that the 'age hy has missed his calling. Il Wallowa county say that the winter j the benefits will come to the Co rying capacity of more than 40 000 Drop a portal card and I’ll call people shall not be made to spend I he is active in religion he is a view of the mountains from Enter- quille as an harbor. Therefore it is tons crossed in and out of the too much for New York’s water hypocrite, and if he takes no interest prise surpasses anything in all the advisable that a share of the busi Columbia River with Portland car Bandon, Oregon supply, anil Justice Howard's busi- i in religious matters he is a hardened west. lifting up from the south like ness be given the boats between go's during the first forty-eight Expert Tuning E. B. Kausrud « a • • • • • • • •
