Bandon recorder., March 03, 1910, Image 8

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Mr, an.’. Mis. Anx-rt Gurfield en
tertaiiieti fewt friends last night to
a brjdge whist party. i’ne evening
was most pie samly spent
which elegant refresh cient,
set ved.
Rosa Co. has some new rub-
bers. Maybe they are better than
the last you bought.
it
Lucas
Hopson, the real estate
men, report that the month of Feb-
ruaiy was the best month thev have
had since they started in business
here.
They say their greatest
trouble is in getting property to
sell, as the demand is greater than
the offers for stile.
California grass hay foi sale by
T. W. Robison at Central ware­
house.
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Miss Rogers and Miss Gearhart
entertained a few friends .cry charm­
ingly at the P. ''. Stephenson home
Saturday evening. Ihe fore part
of the evening was spent in playing
whist and live hundred, after which
dainty refreshments were served and
in hour spent in pleasant social con
versation and story telling.
Rev. Father D. P. Curley, oi
North Bend, who formerly h id
charge of the Catholic church at th 1:
place and, who is well known in
Bandon, having had charge of the
church here prior to the coming of
Rev. Father Keveny, lias been
transferred to a charge near Port
land, according to report Father
Curley is a very tine gentleman and
makes friends wherever he goes
Consequently it goes without saying
that he will make a success in his
new' field.
atte:
Hub Clothing and Shoe
Company
Will open for business SATURDAY,
MARCH 5th.,in the TIMMON S BUILD­
ING, opposite Post Office with a com
plete stock of MENS’ CLOTHING,
FURNISHINGS AND SHOES. With
our method of buying and selling for
cash and in large quantities for our chain
of stores we know that we save the
people of Bandon and vicinity from 10
to 15 percent on every dollar spent with
us. Our stock is all new and up to-date.
Every article will be marked in plain
figures and strictly one price to every­
one. Call at the Store Saturday and get
acquainted if you buy or not.
SPECIAL
For the first eight days commencing Sat­
urday, March 5th and positively ending
Saturday, March 12th we will give a
pair of men’s 83.50 shoes with every
men’s suit that is sold
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Don’t fai to see the spring line
of milli nery at Coumerilh-Christen -
x-n Co.’s.
it
a ¿lati IsÀ is ‘ “
can ktep-it-pXilLu
•f t' ■’
a - y-o-’Ti-/
wiy homeiowPi.
you cannot jyut anything into
y ouï house that wiCf jtfease youï
husiand
— moïe
----- titan
----- a good com^
foitM £ed.
you must knorì jfa man ^ho
eaïns
iïïead must & tested
when he yoes to woih. and yw
know It adds té ifa, chaïm oì a
ïoom to have it decorated with a
Seautifiuf fied.
R. B. Emerson, who has been
associated with J. C. Savage in the
publication cf the Coquille Sentinel,
li is severed his connection with that
paper, and now Mr. Savage is both
editor and business manager. The
Sentinel is an excellent paper un­
der the direction of Mr. Savage, and
should
meet with all the success
Bandon
Coquille
Marshfield
possible Just now the paper is un
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The House Furnishers
dertaking to pull off a big contest in
the hope of increasing its sulwcrip
EH
I
tion
list,
and
it
yet
remains
to
be
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Rev. Father Keveney has been
Rev. J. S. Tilton will give a talk
spending a few days in Marshfield on “Prophesy” Sunday afternoon at seen what the result will be, but the
Bandon Won Both Games I Telephone Meeting Saturday
as the guest of Bev. Father Moran 2:30 o’clock in the hall over the R ecorder hopes that success will
crown the effort.
Edmund A.
A meeting of the Farmeis’ Mutual
Beautiful line of millinery Coum post office. All are cordially invited
Both the boy’s and girl’s high
Keane,
well
known
in
Ban-Ion
is the
to attend.
Telephone Co, the Bear Creeek line
eriih
Christensen
Co.
it
Mrs. L. Woodruff is on* the sick
school basket ball teams of tlie
contest manager.
and the Dairyville line has been
Coumerilh-Christensen Co. have
Don’t forget those live piece suits
list, but was some better at last re­
Bandon high school won over the
R.
C.
Lyons,
better
known
as
of
built a large balcony in the rear of
muslin underwear for children at
port.
North Bend high school teams in called lor Concrete hall Saturday
‘
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Charley,
”
died
at
the
home
of
their store, which g: eatly enlarges
1
Rosa Co.’s.
It
the games played at the opera house March 5th at l:oo p. m. The object
Best seed grain at lowest prices
Mrs.
Lucinda
Morgan
last
Sunday
of the meeting willl be to arouse
their floor space and adds to the
DON’T FORGET, that Dr. E. morning. Mr. Lyons fell January here last night, the score in the interest in better telephone service
Estabrook Warehouse- 5tf.
convenience of the store.
P. Bender, Optometrist will be at 1. th, breaking several ribs and girl’s gagie was 5 to 4 in favor of in the Coquille valley It is proposed
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
W anted -To rent a piano, the Gallier the first Tuesday and
Bandon, and in the boy’s game was
otherwise injuring himself from
to organize, sell stock and equip the
Mrs. Ira Tucker Monday morning, Must be in good condition,
Ad Wednesday in each month.
6tf which he never recovered, although 23 to 14 in favor of Bandon.
telephone service, so that for a nom­
weight seven pounds.
dress L. T L this office
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Last night's game leaves the
lie
seemed
to
be
getting
along
nicely
The attention of the public is being
inal sum we can get service all
Word has been received from called, by the game wardens, to the until about a week before his death, girl’s team of Bandon the undisputed
New line J. E. Tilt’s shoes at
over the valley and to the outside
Portland that Dr A. B. Prentiss, fact that the season for shore-wading when his condition took a turn for champions of Coos county, as they
Rosa Co.’s.
it
world as well.
Members of the
have defeated North Bend in two
formerly a dentist of this city died birds, such
the
worse
and
he
continued
to
as
snipe,
mud
hens,
three
companies
and
all others in­
John Devereux has been very
straight games, which entitles them
last week. Dr. Prentiss was well etc, closed March 1st
The duck sink until the end came. Deceased
terested are urged to lie pissent.
low with pneumonia for several
to the honor.
known here and had many friends. season closes Match Sth
The proposition also is to establish
and if our would have been 77 years old some
days but his condition is now im­
Both games were exceedingly ex­
He was about 48. years old and duck hunters want to
He was a well
get much time in April.
free connection with the Western
proving.
citing last night, and this fact was
leaves a wife ai.d three children I
more game this season, they will known personage around Coos
Union Telegraph Co. so that mes­
For best early seed potatoes, in Dr. Prentiss had been in 'failing
esoebially true of the girl’s game,
have to hurry.
county and was formerly in business
sages can be sent without the extra
quire of J. H. Jones, Bandon.
qt health for some time.
because the result depended on
in
Coquille
to
which
city
the
re
cost of transmission
Carpet weaving 25 cents J or
whether Bandon would be cham­
J. A. Nowlin, who has been head
H ay of all kin<is
The place to yard. Warp furnished.
mains
w
re
taken
Monday
for
Mrs. J. L.
pion, or whether another game
sawyer for the Prosper Mill Co. for buy it is of T. W. Robinson at the
burial.
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Foster on Four Mile.
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would have to be played to settle
the past three years has moved his Central Warehouse.
Timber and Coal Land«
50 tf.
A commitee conqiosed of B. J the tie, but as Bandon won, the
family to Marshfield and will make
The
R
ecorder $1.50 per year.
L ost —Probably between the
Coumerilh, Dr. Sorensen and O. A. I question is settled,
There was a
that city his future home
I wish to list timber and coal land,
The Baptist church of Bindon has Trowbridge was appointed last Fri­ good crowd in attendance and ex-
school house nd my office a No, f, ?■
from
owners, on the Coquille and
Mrs. E. W. Rossiter entertained Waterman's Ideal Fountain pen, elected Elder Elbert Bayton as their day night by the commercial club citement ran high
tributaries.
Write full particulars.
at 6:00 o’clock dinner Tuesday black handle; reward given on its pastor ar.d will now have regular tc interview the property owners as
O. W. B riggs , Marshfield. 6tf.
services in this city, There will be to the probable cost of opening up
G. P. Topping. 8tf
evening in honor of Mrs. Max return.
preaching at ll:oo a. in. and 7.30 First street, ft is argued that this
Ruegnitz, eight plates were laid
Ladies’ Suits
Harvey Smith and family have
New vein Rouse coal clean and
p.
m,
also
Sunday
School
atlo:o>a.
and all present enjoyed the occasion returned from Bandon where they
street should be opened clear
economical. Estabrook Warhouse.
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m. next Sunday in the hall over through to the east end of town as
to the fullest extent.
have been located for several months
I
he
Acheson
Cloak
&
Suit
House
the post office. The public is it is the main business street There
The nobbiest line of millinery ever while Mr. Smith held a position cordially invited to
A nice new line of souvenir ware
attend these will, of course, be objection to this of Portland, makers of high class
brought to Bandon, C iumerilh- with the Cody Lumber Company. services.
containing
feur different views of
as it it is proposed to bond the town tailored to order suits have a full
Mr Smith is slowly recovering from
Christensen Co.
it
line of samples and sample suits on Bandon sceneiy is now on display
Ladies take a look at the new­ I for the opening of the street. It is
the effects of a bad fall in which
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displ
iy at the home of Mrs. B. S. at the jacket.
J. W. Lint h.<s disposed of his
he was injured some time ago while line cf low cut shoes at Ros 1 also argued that the street must I e
stock of goods in bis variety store, at work.—Coos Bay Times.
opened some time and that now is Swengel in Bandon. They are all
Co.’s
it
and the same will be moved down to
the time to do it before the property high grade go'ds and this is a
House
and
two lots for sale, in
Editor
Marsters
of
the
Gold
Beach
DO YOU
Pacific City or rather Port Flora-.
i gets any higher. Just what the out specially favorable opportunity for
quire of C. W. Young. 8-qtx
Globe,
passed
through
here
yester
Mr. Lint has moved into tie
| come in the matter will be, remains the ladies of this section to obtain
The Bandon R ecorder is hard day en route home from Portland
Perkins house on Fifth St.
to be seen, as some argue that the a class of goods not found in local
at it trying to get a port district es where he had accompanied an uncle,
people whose property wi 1 be­ bene- stores. Anyone interested is invited
Try alfalfa meal for chickens and tablished for the - Coquille River
IF SO CALL AND LOOK OVER
John Dedmond, of Mrs. Marsters’.
fitted by the opening of tire street to call any time before March 12th.
OUR STOCK OF
cattle. Estabrook Warehouse. 3<H and harbor. »If the property bene-
Mr. Dedmond has been in an infirm
'
should
pay
tor
it.
The
com-
1
Mr. Barnes., a newspaperman, titted pays for the improvements condition for a long time and will
inittee will probably r* port at the
who
has
formerly been in the entire community profits.
A now be taken care of in the
City Transfer
meeting of the club Friday night ;
eastern Oregon ahd Idaho, has been better entrance and channel for Home for the Aged.
He is a
All kinds of draying and transler- Whist, 500 and Bridge Score
in Bandon a Jew days looking over navigation can only be secured in Curry county pioneer. Coos Bay andtnen we will h-'ve something
i:ig
FOR SALE—mill wood. 1
from which to draw c>?nc u i >ns, un
the town and valley and getting ac­ this way. Tax the land hogs and Times.
Cards, Punches, Counters, etc.
til then the whole nutter is one ol ,f from Cody’s mill $2.00 per lord
quainted with conditions in south­ mossliacks and get there.-Portland
Shady Brook dairy feed is made conjecture, but all will agree that if • C »d sold and delivered at lowest i
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
western Oregon. He was last lo­ Labor Record.
of pure alfalfa meal, roiled in gov 1 it is to the benefit of the town th; t prices
J. Jenkins, Prop.
cated at Vail, Oregon.
PRIZES FOR ALL
Ask vourseh, What shoe shall I mollasses. The best milk pro the street should be opened at th -
AT, THE
Come and see that excellent set o wear? Answer J. E. Tilt's to be had during feed on the market. For tore then there should >e n< delay
harness
*t
the
Concord
Bandoni at Rosa Co.’s. Don’t forget gentle- silebyT. W. Robtscn at Central if it is not beneficial then there is no
Buy your first quality white cedar
Harness shop.
It
| men.
It
warehouse.
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shingles li<>ui the lu>tabrook Co. 8tf
hurry.
yofzW tïufy^
Hub Clothing and Shoe Co
:
Woodruff & Turner
ft
k
W’O
lt»’l
PLAY CARDS?
Playing Cards
Bandon
rug Co.
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