Bandon recorder., March 17, 1910, Image 8

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2 DAYS MORE
WONDER SALE
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the
fcmeline Jane, daughter of Mr.
an i Mrs. R. C. Drosch, of this city,
was born March nth. and died
Riverton Locals.
t
Mr. Elliot, of Beaver Hill, gave a
dance in the hall last Saturday night.
I hard to understand why these little
tlowc rs come into the world and are
so quickly takui away; but we can
not solve the mysteries of the Great
Master of the Universe. The funeral
was held Wednesday afternoon and
interment was made in the Bandon
cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Drosch
have the sincere sympathy of a large
circle ol friends in their bereave­
ment.
Ask any of the Many Pleased Customers How Much
They Saved at This Sale
Mes dames Beloni and Porter gave
an entertainment in the hall last
Friday evening.
Miss Amelia Chaney, who is at­
tending the Bandon High School,
was visiting her parents on Sunday
last.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Macaffy were
visiting at J. R. Magee’s last week.
Mrs. Rohn was visiting Mrs. J. P.
Clausen
last Sunday.
Dean \ Hollenbeck are having a
YOU ARE NOT TOO LATE YET
new photograph gallery fitted up in
C. A. Peterson, Sr. has taken a
the office building of the Light & relapse and is so low that his people
Water Co. The studio will be up- have telegraphed for his sons to
EVERY ARTICLE
GUARANTEED OR
stairs and they wiil also have a con­ come home immediately.
YOUR
MONEY
BACK
fectionery store down stairs, The
Mrs. Geo. Sell lias moved back to
gallery is a modern one and is one her ranch again.
Clothing
CASH ONLY
MONEY
TALKS
of the very finest in Coos county.
The supervisor, Geo. Steward,
& Shoe Co.
Mr. Dean is a first class man at the
now
has the road clear of land slides
TIMMONS
BUILDING
MARSHFIELD
BANDON
business, »nd while Mr. Hollenbeck
which had blocked traffic in many
has not had as much experience, yet
places.
he is getting on to the ropes very
The Riverton Hotel is now for
rapidly, and they will be able to
rent again, as J. M. Young and fam­
“Facing the Music" Don’t miss ■ Fishing tackle is now in dem:tn 1
J. B. Marshall was in Coquille the turn out the finest kind of portrait ily, who have occupied it for the
The Bandon Hardware Co. have a first of the week, visiting Attorney work, as well as all ether lines of
it, April 2nd, The ( rand.
past eighteen months, will move out
photography
fine assortment
Ehe kind the C. R. Barrow.
into the Willamette valley.
N. S. Olson and R W. Hjpson, sportsman uses.
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ol Marshfield, representing the
Mrs. R. F. Shannon was a Co­
Mrs. W. Gage, who has been
Equitable
Savings
and
Loan
Associ
­
quille
business
visitor,
Friday,
of
dangerously
ill for the past two
Mr
and
Mrs.
J
unes
Adams
MAN
Marshfield
were
W. C. Sellmer was a
last
week.
ation
of
Portland,
were
Bandon
visi-
weeks,
is
improving.
in
Coquile
Monday
calling
on
old
business visitor one day last week.
Arguments That Should Make th*
' tors the first of the week.
friends
•
Nonunionist Think.
E. F. Dickson returned from a
Henry Bumgartner has leased the
Gasoline saw mill for sale, $125,
Because
I ata not afraid to line up Mathers place on Hatchet slough.
trip
to
Josephinb
county,
Saturday.
A.
cows.
also several good milch
Seti the new line of spring suits at
Gentlemen, buy your spring suit
with my fellow workers and make au
honest
demand for that which is ours
Haberly, Bandon, Ore. IO-2tX
J. F. Chaney and O. A. Kelly
Coumenlh,
Christensen
Co.
and
quality
It
from Rosa Co, Prices
This is St, Patrick's Dir an I rhe
l>y heritage.
have
been setting out fruit trees on
it
are right
Shamrocks are very much in evi
Because 1 want to see every man,
Edmund A Keane, who is con
We have an article treating on the dence.
woman and child have plenty to eat, their places.
ducting the contest of the Coquille
port law, bv Fred N. Perkins in this
plenty to wear and plenty of time to
H. F. Manciet has moved his
We have been informed that there
Valley Sentinel was in Bandon the
C. I. Green was a business visitor enjoy it.
confectionery store into part of the week’s issue
Because I am opposed to filth and ig­ wilt be another store in Riverton
at Coquille Monday.
first of the week looking after busi­
Gross building which has been neat­
norance and in favor of health and
Trade with the listabrook ware­
this coming summer. It is to be
ness affairs.
Mrs. I. N. DeLong was at Co­ knowledge.
ly fitted up for the purpose and is house. We handle California hay
general
merchandise and is to equal
Because I can think more of an hon-
You will have to put a move on no,v as cozy a place as there is in grain, mill feeds and seed grain. \V quille on business Friday of last
est heart under a ragged shirt than I any in the valley
week.
do of a blockhead bloat with a bank
you if you get any of that exquisite town.
undersell all competitors, yet carrv
account.
Two of the coal mines have
colored glassware at ti e Racket.
only the very lpest grades of feed.
W.
H.
Wi
ner
was
in
Coquille
on
Because a union man is never dis-
P iano F or S ai f .— I have been
closed
down until their bunkers are
r< -peeled by any one except a lot of
The new concrete building for the agent for this piano for several Try our Ai feed oats at $2 10 per business Tuesday.
ted eyed rounders with more money emptied.
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Bank of Bandon is beginning to years and can give you a bargain cwt.
The W. R. C. of Bandon will than kindness.
Because wlp>n I pay my dues into
loom up nicely, and will certainly be The factory price delivered here is
give a tag social ;-nd babv show, :h<* union 1 realize that I am stirring
The
Ladies
’
Thimble
Club
will
be
h credit to the city when it is com­ $365. I need the money and will
Notice
with coffee and cake on the side.
>me •■thiekeulng" into a bowl of soup
pleted. Contractors Brown amj sell foj $250 cash. Will ship if not entertained this afternoon at the Saturday,
f. r some poor, hut.
• woman or child.
April
2nd
The baby
Because I had 1 !t
be unpopular
Gibson are to be congratulated on sold by April 1. Rev. M. E. Coen, home of Mrs. John Johnson. A show will’ be at
2.00 o’clock in the w.h a lot of don ¡e chinned dough-
particularly
nice
time
is
anticipated.
Notice u hereby given, that the City Council
the excellent work they are doing Bandon.
q-2tx
afternoon.
: .ads than to show the white feather of Bandon, will, on Tuesday, March 22, 1910,
10 2t
to my fellow workers.
al 7:30 P.M., receive bids for the construction of
Mrs. Anna M. Wiicox went to her
Mrs. A. J. Hartman and daughter
Ladies’ gold watch to be given
Because I am in favor of more bread a concrete foundation on which shall be moved
John Devereux, who was quite ranch on Four mile, Wednesday,
Miss Florence, were passengers to a I less brnti diitess, more pie and less the M. Breuer Building, said work to be in ac­
away by Lichenstein & Co Satur
ill with pneumonia recently is now for a few days’ visit.
p anp, more cozy cottages and less cordance with plans and specifications on file
San Francisco on the Fifield.
day night at auction sale next to
•wards and criminals, more soup and with the City Recorder.
able to be around again and has
Post office.
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superstition. more health and hap- j Also on said date, said Council will receive
Galvanite roofing. Another ship
resumed his position at the lista -
Charles Smith went to San Fran­ pines* and less hell and hellishness, • new bids upon the work of grading, sidewalking,
tnent at the Bandon Hardware Co cisco on business He sailed on the 11. i'o honest women ueatly dressed and constructing concrete flumes on Fifth Street.
Ed Johnson, ol the Fat Elk coun­ brook warehouse.
Council reserves the right to reject any and all
Cheaper than shingles, and lasts Elizabeth.
an! less foolish women overdressed, Bids.
try, went down to San Francisco on
more live, loving husbands and less
Wash and oil your harness makes 'onger.
Dated Bandon, Oregon, March 16, 1910.
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the Elizabeth with 700 sacks of them last twice as long best oil and
C. R. WADE.
Bruno and Anselmo have their dirty, drunken drones.—Mixer and
City Recorder.
Server.
potatoes.
soda
plan
f
installed
and
in
running
J
Captain
Wiren,
cooperative
ob
soap at the Bandon Harness Shop.
| set ver reports the rainfall for the order. These enterprising gentle ven
Shorter Day In Effect.
Are you going to see “Facing the
Several hundred thousands of opera­
are
reaching
out
after
the
business
Lewin
returned
hoipe
month
of
February
was
7.20
inches
Mrs.
E.
Music" opening night, new Grand
C. B. Zeek has sold his residence
tives in mills and factories of Massa­
Monday from a week’s visit with Days clears, days cloudy and rainy and are constantly expanding They chusetts
and Rhode Island began work to Mr. Perry, Sr., and will give pos
Theatre?
relatives and friends at Coquille, 25. The ranfall in the correspond­ now have an ice plant, brewery and Monday, Jan. 3. on a shorter schedule
A. S. Elliott, receiver for the having staid to attend the celebra ing month last year was 13.11 inches, soda plant, as well as a fine cold of working hours in consequence of session about April ist. Mr. and
the new fifty-six hour law, passed by Mrs. Zeek will then take a trip to
Bandon Light & Power Co. states tion of the 86th birthday of her a difference of 6.09 inches.
storage plant.
the lust two state legislatures, becom­ California and eastern Oregon, and
that he will probably have the books grandmother, Mrs. S L. Leneve.
ing effective. While the new statute
Have you seen tint front window
M. Macklen had the misfortune to applies only to women and minors, in will return here in about a month or
and other business of the company Sunday. Mai ch 13th. A number of
straightened out by April 1st so that the children and grandchildren were in the Bandon Hardware Store? get his hand caught in the engine of most ot the textile and other mills the six weeks, and will probably build
law will affect men as well. JTbe
he can go to improving the plant present, and presented their aged Something there for everybody. the wood saw last week, and v rv manufacturers find that It Is impos­ another residence this fall. We are
and bettering conditions in earnest. relative with a very beautiful rug. The women tell us most men try to severely mashbd several c.f his fin­ sible to so separate the departments glad to note that they do not con­
duck those things in the barrel loti gers.
He is getting along quite that the men can work longer than the template leaving Bandon permanent­
Women and children and have there­ ly, and are also glad to welcome Mr.
-Fine prizes given away at all the
Before you buv, look at Coumeri'h,
well at present, however.
fore
brought all their operatives under
Mr.
an
!
Mrs.
J.
II.
Tucker
were
auction sales of Lichenstein Co.'s Christensen Co.’s line ot shoes and
the new schedule, which allows tlwin and Mrs. Perry as permanent resi­
Mrs. Costello is having the Pacific to work not more than fifty-six hours dents of our city.
.this week.
H
it .Coquille visitors a few days last
oxfords.
week.
House turned around and will face a week.
It is reported that the Fat F.lk
Mr. Quarrels, who is interested
Promotors of the new county, to
it on Homer street. This will give
Slavery Still Live*.
FOR SALE—Rhode Island Rei
ditches near Coquille are working with Mr. Smith in establish ing a
be
known as Nesmith county, which
it a much more comma ’ding appear
Slavery is far from being sup
fine. The main ditch has been paper at Pacific City was in Bandon HggH. My chickens w n first and ance and the location will be more pressed. It lias been suppressed in is proposed to be made from por-
completed at a cost of about $7,000, Monday and made this office a pies- second prizes at the Southern Idaho convenient.
Rome and In America and among us, lions of Lane and Douglas counties,
fair in 1909 and they are the very bw-t
but
only certain laws have been abro­
and the entire system is more than f ant call.
Egg" from prize winning birds $2.00
gated, and the word, not the thing, with Cottage Grove as the county
The
Cathol
ic
church
has
been
half completed, with practically all
has been put down. Slavery is the seat, are asking the papers of the
per setting of, 15 eggs. R A. Par
moved a short distance south, raised freeing of ourselves alone from the
Don't fail to see the new line ot soils. Bandon, Oregon.
of the difficult work done. Some of
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state to publish long-winded articles
about four feet from the ground, toil which is necessary for the satis­
the farmers in the district say that! ladies’shoes and oxfords at Courne
faction of our demands by the trans­ favoring the new county. Now, as
it
their property has already been ben rilh. Christensen Co.
The Bandon Wine and Liquor Co. and a new belfry is now being built
fer of this toll to others, and wherever a matter of fact, we don’t care a rap
and.a
bell
will
be
put
u;>.
When
there
exists a man who does not work,
efiled at least too per cent.
have remodeled the interior of their
whether they make a new county or
VV. C. Sei liner went to San Fran
not because others work lovingly for
the
work
is
all
completed,
the
ap
­
saloon and made a very cozy cornet
not,
and consequently will not devote
him, but where he possesses the pow­
be er
Attend the big auction sale by cisco on the Fffield to buy material of it. They also put a partition in pearance of the building will
I
of
not
working
and
forces
others
any space to the proposition. How­
for the new theater and look after
to work for him, there slavery exists.
Lichenstein <N Co. tonight, Friday,
the building, and P. B. Hoyt will greatly improved.
ever, we are perfectly willing they
other business affasrs
—Tolstoy.
and Saturday.
it
open
up a barber shop in the one
State
Organizer,
C.
B,
Zdek,
of
should have the new county if they
/
half.
Labor
Scarce
In
Canada.
the
Sons
of
Veterans,
went
to
Co
­
want it.
Miss Ella Mason arrived here last
Fine line of silk kimonas just re­
That there is likely to be a labor
quille Monday and instituted a camp
week from Seattle, Wash., to make ceived at Coumerilh, Christensen
Shady Brook dairy feed is made I of 37 members. Mr. Zeek was al ’v famine in Canada throughout the year
A lady came into the laundry the
1910 Is the announcement officially
her home with her father F. H Co.
It ; of pure alfalfa meal, rolled in
good assisted bv the local G. A. R. and made by the Canadian Manufacturers' other day, threw down a bundle and
Mason.
mollasses. The best milk pro- W. R. C. members. After the wot/; association, which has recently been said: “Here’s a shirt waist I have
E. M Furman returned from a
circularizing its members us to the sit­
during feed on the maiket.
Found! The best line of shoes
For was completed the W. R. C served uation and outlook.
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brought back, it is too blue it isn’t
trip to Bandon Tuesday and retorts
site by T. W. R’obisi n at Central a bountiful supper. The Coquille
and oxfords ever shown in Bandon
The replies indicate that all along washed clean it is poorly ironed and
that during Monday and Tuesday up
the line Industry is swinging into Its
warehouse.
6ti-
at Coumenlh, Christensen Co. it
camp is No 2, and Bandon camp is old
We open­
to noon over a million and a half feet
stri'le throughout the Dominion I simply can,t wear it".
No. I. Mr Zeek is doing excellent and that generally Canada is now at ed the bundle and it looked O K.
of
lumber
went
over
the
bar
bound
A. Dunham, the new manager oil
A. F. Estabrook arrived on the
tlie beginning of su< h an era of pros­ to us but we said we would try to
Also that just the Coquille River Transportation work as state oigaitizer.
Fifield from San Francisco and will for San Francisco.
perity as will advance the country far
make the matter right and the lady
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beyond all previous records.
look after business for his company I liefere norm qn Tuesday another I Co., has returned from Portland,
went
away in a better frame ef mind
wind
jammer
arrived
in
and
will
take
land reports that the Newport will
for a week or two.
Settlement Notice
Hazards of the Baker*.
We laid the bundle away for two
I nut 400,000 feet of lumber. -Coquille I soon be re installed on the Portland-
According to the bureau of vital
Fine white rkirts, princess slips Sentinel.
days then tied it up and delivered it
Coquille River run.
atRtlstie* of the United State« govern
Business
calls
me
away
from
Bi
n
and combination suits at Rosa Co.’s,
ment. American bnkem nnd confection­ as befóte. Shortly after, we were
If there is anything better than
direct from factory at Oshkosh, it
Plows, harrows, farming tools, ■ don in 2 or 3 months for an , n- er have a (lentil rate due to coumitnp- called up on the phone aad the lady
ti<'ii of 250.1 per 100,000. Their death
that home cured Racon at Rosa Co.’s ,
fencing. Bandon Hardware Co. i< tf definite time All who are indebted rate from pneumonia nmounts to 117.4 said: “That shirt waist I sant back
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Masson re­ it is more of it.
it
to me must call and make settlement. per 100,000. From these two causes, is done up pne this time, why conld
turned to their home in Myrtle
J. O. Stemmier, the Myrtle Point bv cash or approved no'e by th<^2O lx 'h growing out of their occupation, you not have done it up like that
See that set of chain harness for business man, was a Bandon visitor 1 March.
their dentil rate U 367.5 per 100,000.
Point today after a week's visit with
D r . S. L. P erkins .
The average death rntv among all ggo- before’?—Bandon Steam Laundry
$22 al the Bandon Harness Shop.
Saturday of last week,
7 4tx ,
Mrs, W’m. Craine.
pleases its customers.
Jt
ple 1» 110 per IOO.UOO.
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