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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1910)
• • • w**— «. r w Archdea m Hors all will conduct We have another interesting ar Bert and Jack Van V.dkenburgli ticle this week from M. G. Pohl, cn services in St. Jqbn's Episcopal are on a trip to Roseburg. tided ‘ Frenchy" which is a vert- church Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 New lot best badey Estabrook graphic description of conditions in p m. Sunday School at in a m warehouse: $1.25 per sack. 11 tf pioneer days of Coo.-- county. Otho I.. Hopson, the B ink n rial Does your piano need tuning? C. H. Chandler has good, dry; On Friday z\pr;l 1st and S.iturdav-i estate man, was a Coquille business E. B. Kausn.d, resident tuner, it ¡stove wood, he will deliver for-$i.75 j April 2d, the Bandon Hardware visitor Monday. Mr. Hopson is n-2t Atty. Hollister of North Bend per tier for a short time. Co. will give free to each of the tiisi making his headquarters at Mvrlle was over, to Bandon on business Mrs. Chas Kaiser spent last week two buyers of Simond saws a solid Point at the present time and lias last F,riday. visiting her mother, Mrs. Gebhart gold plated souvenir handsaw. Its a opened a temporary office there in charm. it G. T. Treadgold was up to Co ¡of North Bend. order ibat he may come in closer quille the latter part of last week on Best assortment of Queensware in Miss Anna Waldvogel returned touch with the firm’s many custom legal business. the city at the Racket Store It Irom her school at Arago Tuesday ers at that place. - Coquille Sentinel. Canary birds, male and female, Miss Neva Morgan will entertain This finishes up 18 months of con The Fifield and Bandon will lx>th for sale, Inquire at this office, itx, a few of her little friends on her tinuous teaching and M>ss Wald be in port this week The Bandon W. D. McKenzie, the hotel man birthday Saturday, to a trip on the vogel contemplates a rest from will load for Southern California teaching. During the vacation she while the Fifield will make her reg- of Lakeport was a Bandon business Iroat to Parkersburg. may take a trip. ulat trip to San Francisco, sailing visitor last week. Special sale of remnant laces at Who said PAINT UP? Even April 2d. Call or phone early and it Ice cream evey day at the Wave, Racket Store this week. woman says so who lives in an un reserve a choice berth. Spring house cleaning made easy. Dean & Hollenbeck. it it painted house. Make your place Estabrook Co. < We will wash your curtains, carpets, Editor J. C. Savage of the Co look like home. The Bandon l'rade w*th the Estabrook ware 3 quille Valley Sentinel was a bus and relieve you of the Monday’s Hardware Co, carry the biggest house. We handle California hay Bandon Steam Laundry, it iness caller at Bandon last Saturday wo k. stock of paint: on the Coquille river grain, mill feeds and seed gtain. We It F or S ai . e —House and two lots, Call and try our ice cream, W< undersell all competitors, yet carry have it all the time, Dean it Hol $900. Azalea Park. S. McCutchan, George Hite will run an automo only the very best grades of feed. owner. 11 tf lenbeck. it bile line between Bandon »and Port Try our At feed oats at $2 to per Orford this summer. He will start cwt. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Miller have gtL Donald Charleston, the govern- his machine as soon as the roads ment engineer, who lias been up at decided to make Bandon their future Die report on the soil survey of the Dalles for some time, returned home. They are tempororily located are passable for it. An automobile the Klamath Reclamation Project to Bandc n last we< k on a short in the Stankiewizc cottage pending line ought to be a paying proposi- Oregon, by Messrs. A T. Sweet negotiations for some of Bandon’s tion. furlough. and I. C. McBeth, of the Bureau best property. The regular meeting of the Ban Dr. Kelley’s house now has tel of Soils, U. S. Dept, of Agriculture, S. W, Goff has purchased an inf don Grange will be held next Sat has recently been issued ar d is now ephone connection. 12-lt erest in the second hand store of L urday, open meeting from 2 to 3 p. ready for distribution. The report Easter Sunday passed without tn. Fred N. Perkins, F. F.Eddy . B. Woodruff. is accompanied by a soil map show rain and all who had new bonnets and F.M Sanderlin a ill discuss the ing the location and extent of the A. F. Estabrook of San Francisco were accorded the most exquisite county government at the open various soil types found tn the area. and J H. Johnston of Bandon, spent pleasure of displaying them to the meeting to which the public is in a couple of days in this vicinity last public W anted —Position by first class vited. week receiving railroad ties made on all around man cook, wages eighty Ice cream, candy, cigars and The cream season is opening up Eik arid Sixes rivers.- -Port Orford up. Address M. D. Fails, Bandon. tobacco at the Wave. it with every prospect of a prosperous Tribune. I2-2tX season for the dairymen. The Don’t forget the Racket Store Fishing takle. Bandon Hardware Bandon creamery is getting to be tarries a full line of stationery it F or sai . e —80 acres of bottom Co. Lots of it. Another new I a busy place again, and it is a sure land, situated on the Sixes river, Anything in the photographic line shipment just received on last boat. thing that they will continue to be will make a good dairy ranch, about at Dean & Hollenbeck’s studio I It busy all summer as they are giving five miles from Port Orford, near Farming and gardening are Gal va nite Roofing. Che iper I the dairymen a proposition that will the county road, For further par moving in dead earnest now and than shingle . Lasts longer. Ban certainly get the business. ticulars apply to A. Turner, many of our progressive citizens don Hardware Co. it Have you SAW the saws in the Langlois, Oregon. 12 3tx. have fine gardens, with radishe , Owing to unavoidable delay in Bandon Hardware Co.’s store. Have FOR SALE —Rhode Island Red onit ns, etc. all ready for eating. lite completion of the New Grand a look All Simonds saws. The eggs. My chickens w- n first and Dandy set of light single harness Theater, “Facing the Music" has only kind loggers and experienced | second prizes at llie Southern Idaho for $13.50 at the Bandon harness been postoned and will now be timber men use. Every saw fulfy ' ! fair in 1909 and they are the very best. shop. I I’-tgs from prize winning birds $2.(M) 11 produced Saturday evening Apr. 9th. warranted *■?■*«■*.*-*» Local Lore 1 : per setting of 15 eggs. ” ! sons, Bandon, Oregon. Ml WE SELL FOR LESS-WHY?==CASH ONLY Facts & Figures • That Will Prove to you that our system of B UYING and SELLING for CASH ONLY enables us to save you From 10 to 15 per cent, on every Dollar Everything in Mens’ Wear $5.00 Stetson Hats $3.85 Our Shoe Department CLUETT SHIRTS 50ct President Suspenders 35 cts Arrow Brand Collars $3.00 Wool Underwear $2.25 Good Work Shirts 40 cts “Monarch” Shirts Carson’s Gloves Largest In The City OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Represents the Newest Styles and Paterns of WelTKnown Mak ers and our “Cash System” en ables us to save you from $3.00 to $5 00 on your Spring Suit COMPARE OUR PRICES AND PROVE IT TO YOURSELF One Lot Weber’s $4.50 and $400 Dress Shoes at $3.25 Latest Styles in Patent, Colt and Velour Calf Leathers SPECIAL MEN’S HEAVY SHOE $2.35 Guaranteed all Leather Plain or Cap Toe Boys Shoes Built for Service and a Saving on Every Pair “STAR” BRAND SHOES Open Every Night Till 8 p. m. HUB CLO. & SHOE CO. Money Talks Cash Only Timmons Building MARSHFIELD BANDON R. A, Par 9 St Cal tie and hogs have made new [ records in the Portland livestock market during the past week. Ilogs sold at the remarkable price of I $11.50 per loo pounds, liveweight, and steers of the best grade brought $6.75 per too pounds. Mutton also 1 attained a record, a lot of good grade lambs going at $12 a 100 pounds, an unusual price for any I season. You want the Normal School question separated from politics. That is what the Initiative Bill does for Monmouth. This is your opportunity to keep it always Sep- arate. The state educates her lawyers, farmers, doctors, phartn acists, etc., why not her teachers We must have schools. The better trr’ned the teacher, the better school and more intelligent service the child gets Vote, Yes, for Monmouth. 11-41 Advertise in the R ecorder and you will get results. Riverton Locals. Matt Sapp has placed a new paling I fence around his premises. Mrs. Bumgardner has been on the sick list for several days.. O. A. Kelly has been engaged for the past few days in pruning an j orchard for A. Pershbaker, Mr. Young and family vacated the hotel on Monday last. The hotel has not been leased for another term j yet Improvements still go on. The old Foster house is to be raised and and new cement underpinning placed under it. James F. Lee met with a severe accident on Sunday the 20th. He was going over to Craine’s Log , ging camp to work. While going > over the trestle he slipped through and bruised himself very badly be- skles dislocating his hip joint Med ical aid was summoned and he is now doing quite .-.ell V eritas . wH homeCovei. ean you tea eh y ouï ehiCdien fet tei Cesson than to Cove a mee home? home does So mueh fioi us that rie shouCd do So met hi ns the home. just as Suie a¿ trio and trf'o makes i^ you need things fioi the house yous vm CC Cuy them fliom us ifi you eome to oui stoie ask y oui ßi lends who deaC rtilh us how we li eat them, whatever you need ßoi the home^ eomey Cel us show it to you. ÿOf/H tiuCy^ Woodruff & Turner The House Furnishers To The People of Bandon And The Coquille Country We have Recently opened The “Golden Rule” Store in Your City. We believe this will prove of interest to you. We have called it The “Golden Rule” and in our business relations with you, it shall be our endeavor to conform to that rule, which requires that WE do unto others as we would have OTHERS do unto us. We go personally, twice a year, into the great Commercial Centers of the East, especially New York, and in connection with the Great Golden Rule Syndi cate of stores from all parts of the Pacific North West, we buy our goods at prices that can not be approached by our competitors. We ask but a reasonable profit and sell on a strictly Cash basis, therefore we are able in almost every case to give you the goods for less money than you have been paying for them, often as much as 50 per cent, lower. As you come to know us better you will re alize the truth of this statement. In the meantime we can only ask that you investigate this. Our goods are all marked in plain figures. We have but one price for all and that price the lowest it is possible to quote. Finally: if at any time you are not perfectly satisfied with the goods you haye received or the treat ment that has been accorded you at the Golden Rule, we will consider it a special favor if you will notify us of it. Hoping we may soon have the pleasure of serving you, we are, Very truly yours The Golden Rule Co. H. K. Flom, Mgr. R. A. Coppie, Prop. Timmons’ New Bldg.
