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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1910)
'JT «VwJ • • a • a • - I Local Lore 'll y I R«-a«l Conm^ri'h Christo upon’s nd about tbeir Wbit« Soods »ule Sal- I nrdav night. O. P. Hopson, ot the real estate firm of Lucas & Hopso 1 went to Mrs. McDaniel It ft on the Fib-id Myrtle Point on business Wednes for a short stay at San Francisco I lay. and other points. FOR SALE-A lot of two and Tbe Hub <'let bi ng A 'bo* (x-.’i three year old heifers All coining Wonder sale 1* a wouder io<ke«t. in this spring W. S M «rshall, Read their full page ad. Langlois. 9 41. The Bandon arrived in port Mon The Baptist church will hold day morning and will probably make regular trips from this time on. services in the hall over the post office Sundav. Sunday School at 10 House and two lots for sale, in .1. tn; preaching at 11 a. m and 7:30 quire of C. W. Young. 8-«|tx p. m by the pastor. Elder Elbert J. H. O Keefe representing Green Bayton. & Foster arrived on the Elizabeth Many new building« are planned last week and went out overland lor Bandon and vicinity* this spring. Saturday morning. The Bandon Hardware Company DON’T FORGET, that Dr. E have recently placed an order for | P. Bender, Optometrist will beat over two hundred doors and win the Gallier the first Tuesday and dows to meet the demand They ¡ Wednesday in each month. 6tf carry a complete stock" of builders . Senator Chase of Coquille w is in hardware and building material and Bandon Saturday representing tht are selling the goods because their i nte rests of the Coquille Valley prices are right. it Telephone Co. Monday was the tenth wedding an Carpet weaving 25 cen ts ] « niversary of Mr. anti Mrs. Fred Meld yard. Warp furnished. Mrs. J. L. and to remind them of I be occasion the Ladies' Art Club surprised them, 8tf Foster on Four Mile. A. G. Erickson returned o Ban don on the Fifield after an absence of several months in various parts of Oregon and California. by coming iiT a body to help cel ebrate their tin wedding. Tbe after noon whs pleasantly spent ami Mr. and Mrs. Mehl received a nnmberof useful presents. Dainty refr sb ments were served. I I •« r I i « 1 r » ’5 IÄ. * -- FOR ONE WEEK OhLY, COMME, t I I ■ It 4 endinc ; I We will sell the following goods at a great sacrifice ! DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT i White Mohair, Cashmere and Albetross at 20 India Linens, regular 20c value, per cent discount “ “ 15c value. .12 White Satin $1.25 value, per yard $1.00 Dimities, Checks and Stripes, 35c value, White China and Jap Silk, 50c value, “ “ “ 25c value, per yard “ “ “ 20c value, .43 Suseine and Kolbe Silk, 50 and 65c Fancy Flaxons, regular 35c value, value, per yard, “ “ “ 25c value, .40 All other Fancy White Goods at Big Reductions All Dress Linens and Handkerchief Linens India Linens, regular 35c value, .30 16 2-3 per cent discount “ “ “ * 25c value, .20 Table Linens and Napkins at 20 per cent discount .15 1-2 .30 .20 .15 .25 20 at Judge Sehlbrede of Marshfield The Bandon Hardware Co. are was a Bandon visitor Saturday. He LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT WAIST DEPARTMENT was attending the grange conven selling a lot of farming tools this Plows, harrows wagons. A fine line just received. Your choice at 20 per One lot of Waists, $1 and $1.50 value at .50 tion and looking after business af spring. cent discount It * • * $1.25 and $2 value at 1.00 fairs. The Elizabeth sailed Monday FOR SALE—Six piece upholstered parlor set good as new, also forty I morning with 250,000 feet of lum MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT yards of brussels carpet. Address ber, 9 cases woolen goods, 3 bales (M) Bandon R ecorder . 9 it woolen goods, 3 1 2 tons of potatoes, White Linen Skirts at 20 per cent off Muslin Drawers, regular $2.50 value, at 2.C0 Thirty-three years ago a piece 5 tons miscellaneous and the follow Muslin Drawers, regular $1.50 value, at White Under Skirts, regular $3 50 value at $2.75 1.25 4« 44 44 << ot property at the corner of Tenth ing list of passengers: Mrs. Anna 2.50 value at 2.00 “ “ “ 1.00 value, at .75 44 44 44 M and Stark street, Portland, was Fieund, Miss Anna Freund, F. 1.75 value at 1.25 “ “ “ .75 value, at .50 44 44 41 «. purchased by the German Evan Freund, R. H. Rosa and wife, D. .75 “ .50 value, at 1.00 value at .35 gelical Reformed church organiza Dosies, S. Johnson, W, L. Luids, Corset Covers, regular $2.00 value, at Night Gowns, regular $3.50 value, at 2.75 1.50 44 - — - 44 44 44 « 44 E. Pomeroy, W. L. Beatty, Emily tion for $1.445. Now it is about 2.00 1.50 value, at 2.50 value, at 1.00 « 44 « 44 44 44 44 1.50 to be transferred to new owners Bermier, John Bermier, Anna Ber 1.25 value, at 2.00 value, at .85 44 44 « 44 44 « for $100,000. Fortunate is that mier, A Stevens and wife, Roy 1.25 1.00 value, at 1.50 value, at .75 44 44 44 44 44 « Stevens. The Elizabeth will re religious body, surely. .75 .75 value, at .65 1.00 value, at 44 44 44 turn again about Saturday and sail Children’s Night Gowns, regular 75c value, at .50 .65 value, at .50 the about Monday of next week. L ost —Probably between 44 44 44 50c value, at .40 White Combination Suit, reg. $3.50 value,at 2.75 school house and my office a No. 6 * “ “ “ 4.00 value,at 3.00 Advertise in the R ecorder aud Waterman’s Ideal Fountain pen, vou will get results. black handle; leward given on its return. G. P. Topping. 8tf Fairbanks-Morse & Co gas engines at Bandon Hardware Co. They Almost ever since the Shasta are the agents lor this territory. Limited train of the Southern Pacific was made a through train See them for any kind of an engine to Seattle it has been experiencing or boiler, or wood sawing machine. it diffculty by wrecks, as about two weeks ago it ran into a couple of The high school pupils are pre stray box cars near Roseburg, a paring to put on another play I % few days ago it was ditched near sometime the latter part of May or mi Jefferson, and one morning this the fore part of June. The title week it left the track at Sutherlin of the play is “The Simple Life.” station. Much of this might be The play book was written by C. Get your garden tools at the Ban cllnatlon~to reprove the boy for disob avoided by building that long de R.’ Moore of this city and Mr. drew, wiping a tear from his e.ve. His dlenee of the order sending him home, don Hardware Company, Hoes, layed ccast line by way of Coos George Handy Shelton ot Grand last hope of being enlisted had van but the general, maddened though he rakes, spading forks, Barrels of was with Lee’s treachery, was not too (■lied. Bay—Times. I Rapids, Mich. The music and them. it The next time Washington saw Nicb occupied to notice Nicholas tilting at «• British For best early seed potatoes, in lyrics are all by Mr. Moore. Ban olas Halstead was at daybreak of a the tnost Important point, By NATHAN HARDY. Col. R. H. Rosa and wife went renewed,* wore held off. the battle -s Sunday timrning when a New Jersey • don people have had the oppor quire of J. II. Jones, Bandon. 4t [Copyright. 1910. ty Amertcui Press Asso i igbtfal regiment was marchine p r i the gen- and ’’en th«* fight ■ elation.] tunity of hearing the high school to San Francisco on the Elizabeth i ÍODS t° bdt le of eral lu cliief : • tlie V The Filie^d arrived in port Friday General Washington was at Morris pupils put on two of Mr. Moore’s and may go on down to Southern the coni •ttacl ning. .Meninoli tl«. ? town. evening with 100 tons of freight California before returning. unter li ale the g th« Having dur mander sitili.. <«u > < • plays, and they have been so One morning when the general was • l»of< n? ; and a good list of passengers. Those eminently successlul, ■eal hlm- a large oak tree road and en -le 'Vored to con and highly bei Trade with the Estabrook ware in his office an orderly announced to self beliii'u .ria- (ile h . !>• : of him. dawn anil i i coming in on the Fifield were: M. entertaining that I that it goes house. We handle California h iy> him that Nicholas Halstead wished to but Wasl ingtou's uiifr-R «-ve 1 L’bted on light of day re .-«• 1 íl) fe t ilial. i he} see him. Easy of access, the com Strong, and wile. Mr. Bicker, Dr. without saying 1er <*o «T that the coming grain, mill feeds and seed grain. We mander in chief ordered the caller to bini. The boy never fori t die look enemy li id ? ii, • McGaw, Mr. Kronke, Mr. and Mrs. play will receive occasion. of tbe dark:ie- thè generai gare bini on tb.-.t a large patronage, ! undersell all competitors, yet carry be admitted and was surprised to gee It was one of mingled pain, admiration the cc m-. During tbe . ri Smith, Geo. W. Moire Mr. The proceeds of the play will go only the very best grades of feed. a boy of sixteen. The youth showed aud reproach, liaising is hand, ho mandet was r r.i g )vcr ’hr . tiu.n Id every evidence of distress. Chaney, J. A. Watson, A. G. pile of í u¡ fi toward finishing the payment for Try our Ai feed oats at $2 io per “What can I do for you. my boy?” motioned Nicholas to fall out of the be saw a sole a.r get Erickson, T. T. Hill, John Kieram, the high school piano. nid Hit * * a w .. í dead and wounded ranks. The young soldier did so, and asked the commander. cwt. g tf <'ailing to him. the Idler rued. lo Mr. Clinton and wife. A. W. Cepe, “You can redress a wrong, general the commander said to him: was Nicholas Ilal id. “ Are you an enlisted man?" J been very badly treated.” Dry batteries for telephone cur E. E. Greene, L B. Payne, B. G “You disobeyed my order, I ■>< •. Butter Wrappers for sale, at this I “ have “ Yes, general. At last I found a re By whom Another office. Gaffey and wife, W. Guffey. The rents and motor boats. said the general “The recruiting officers. They won’t cruiting officer who would pass me.’ Nicholas, supporting himself o- his “ Since you are In the military service Fifield sailed again Monday morn barrel of them, a fresh lot and high enlist me. They say 1 am under age.” musket, hung hi head, but said lotli- The Miocene Oil &Gas Co. and in this army you are under my of “ I commend your patriotism, m.v ing with 330,000 feet of lumber and test at the Bandon Hardware Co it Bafido t has been incorporated for boy. and we need every soldier we can orders. I desire you to carry a mes lng“Well," resumed the general, “there a fair list of passengers. for me. Go to your mother and Next Monday the county assessor $25,000, under the strict incorpora get. If there is no other reason than sage » tell her that her country will accept seems to be no possibility of keeping, FOR SALE -Rhode Island Red and his force will start on their year tion laws of Oregon. The officers your youth to l«e brought against your no more sacrifices at her hands and you at home. and. since you will re-I enlistment I should like to see your that the last one of bet noble men main with the army, I must put you eggs. My chickens wr n first aud ly rounds to get at the amount of of the company are: C. E Bow wish gratified.” shall remain with her by my order till where your honest patriotism and mil- i second prizes at tbe Southern Idaho property, both real and personal in j “Indeed, there are good reasons why man, president; Geo. P. Topping, Itary ardor will do the most good. he Is discharged." fair iu 1909 and they are tbe very best I should lie permitted to fight, gen the county. The work of making secretary; W. C. Parker, treasurer, eral. Our family consisted, when the Nicholas burst Into tears. The gen-| Obey the order 1 gave you so far a» eggs from prize wmuiug birds $.*200 1 the assessment this year will prob these officers together with C. E. war began, of father, mother, three eral, bending down, pressed the young going home and remain home till you per setting of| 15 eggs. R. A, Par soldier’s hand; then, forgetting him receive a commission, which will be ably occupy about six weeks unless Thompson and George Button con boys and two girls. The British killed in sons, Bandon, Oregon. 9-8t more Important duties, he rod«? •orwarded you." father at the battle of Long Island: unexpected difficulties are encount- , stitute the directors of the comp my. my oldest brother was shot at Harlem away. J. S. Tilton has sold the Racket ered. County Assessor Thrift and ; It Is a matter of history that there The company is formed for the de Heights; the next—one of your dis Plumbers' Union Report. was a traitor In the American army store to E. W. Carpenter, who five deputies will attend to the as The Plumbers' union reports as fol velopment of Coos county oil and patch riders—was killed while crossing high in command, that traitor being Passaic river carrying a message will take charge of the business in sessment this year. lows to the A. F. of L. for the year: Their names gas prospects, which according to the from you to Colonel Burr in Westches General Charles Lee. He did what be Charters Issued. 38; surrendered, 53; the near future. Mr. Carpenter is and districts are as follows: J. S. reports of experts, are equal to that ter county, t, the youngest, am left to could to throw the victory Into the number of strikes, 29; cost of strikes, I hands of the British, finally on his own in California at present but will 129,422; death benefits, 18,000; sick Lawrence, Myrtle Point and the of some of the best oil districts in avenge their deaths.” return at once and the invoicing river between there and Bandon and The general looked at,the boy with responsibility ordering a retreat of his 127,920. The efforts of the or ( the United States. The capital mingled admiration and astonishment. own troops which involved other di benefits, ganization have been directed more will commence about the middle of to the Curry county line. W. W. stock is divided into 2500 shares of “It seems to me, my young friend.” visions of the American army. A panic particularly to the reduction of hours followed, and the men fled precipitate the month. Mr. Tilton and family Williams of Myrtle Point, the north, the par value of $10 each, and a he said, “that these reasons you have ly, many of them frantically hurrying and controlling the apprenticeship sys will remain in Bandon for a while south and middle fork and Kitchen given me for your enlistment nre rath in preference to gains in wages, large amount has already been er reasons why you should not enlist toward a causeway covering a morass. tem which have generally advanced with at least until he decides definitely 1 creek sections. Charles Jackson of Washington when he »heard of the ake.a. With such reliable men at Tour mother and sisters have given progress along the other lines. disaster pushed forward, placing the for the future. Marshfield, the north end of the the head of the company it would Quite enough to the cause. It is your troops under his own Immediate com to protect them.” Printar Takes to ths Law. Shady Brook dairy feed is made county and the Coos River section. seem that it should be an easy mat duty mand at the end of the causeway near "But. general"— Norman E. McPhail, who recently est the enemy to stop the flight of of pure alfalfa meal, rolled in good W. J Rust of Marshfield will as ter to push the business through, “My decision," Interrupted the gen Lee’s and other troopS Among this .-eslgueii ns president of the Boston mollasses. The best milk pro- sess Marshfield. C. J. Van Zile will and as oil experts say that there is eral in a firm but kindly tone, “is that force fighting at the causeway Wash Typographical union, will take up the it is your duty to return to your home ducing feed on the matkeL For assess North Bend. Mr. Thrift every indication cf oil here in great and stay there till the end of the war." ington caught sight of young Nicholas practice of law at Ix>s Angeles. Mr.» McPhail is a graduate of the Boston sale by T. W. Robison at Cental himself will have Bandon and Co quantities, it certainly, ought to be a The commander took the boy's band Halstead loading and firing at the ene- Law school. ^nd press« 11 It warmly. Nicholas with- Imy with the light of vengeance In his warehouse. 6tf* quille«—Coquille Sentinel. RO. e/e. There was neither time nor in- Big Reductions on Children’s White Dresses and Skirts White Flannelette Gowns at 20 per cent Discount COUMERILH-CHRISTENSEN CO. 9 9 • » • t. ■ »
