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ITie room where flic Star Theatre
The Alumni of the Stat« Normal | H. F. Mcirriern returned last
There will Ijr «-rvee* at the ?tes
at
Monmouth
a>k
your
support
for
byterian church next Sunday as
Thursd.il from the Smslaw. where was form rly located is being fitted
follows: Sunday schoo’ too.» a.m., that school. You know we must he had b eti investigating conditions up fora candy kitchen ami ice cream
Both the ¿¿.izabeth and Fifie'.d preaching lltoo a.m. and 8:00 p.m have teachers
We must educ tie
parlor.
The | roprictor i > Fie 1 •
made lecord nips the last time. Y. P. S. C E. at 7:00 p.m. There the boys and g’rls: .«trained teacher for a week or so. Mr. Morrison Blundell, who was formerly bead
says there appears to be things doing
More Rais and oth 1 hair geo Isat leaving here on Wednesday of lam will be communion service in t e is the best agency for this The cost
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up there, and that they have the cardy maker for Stafford of Marsh
thè Racket Store.
tt ‘we»k, and artiving again Monday, morning in which all Christians are is four cents a year on -a thousand
field. Mr. Blundell will no doubt
J making the round trip in five days. 1 united to participate. Preparatory dollars. Vole, Yes, for Monmouth, , possibilities of a good harbor, an.l
The services al the Presbyterian i The Elizabeth arrived in a littlei
that the work of the port c<>mmis- work up an excellent business litre,
church will continue as usual every ahead of the I-afield, but the latter , service tor the communion will be and settle this question J. B. V’. ;sion ami government work wdl be as he is a mail who thoroughly un
Butler Sec. Com.
It
Sunday. Rev. A. Haberly will he stopped in at Port Orford to leave held this, Thuisdav, evening.
pushed veiy rapidly. He thinks. derstands the work in all its lines
ami will turn out as tine sweets of all
in charge until another p. stor is se some freight.
FOR SALE—A lot of two and
Advertise in the R ecorder and bowe\ er. that values are somtwhat
cured.
inflated in town property as well as khuls as can be found anywheie in
three year old heifers, All coming you will get results.
WAN TED — Stock, hogs anv in this spring
the stale.
land around the town.
W. S. Marshall,
F or S ale —Fiefd Peas. /Address size, prefer them around 50 pounds.
Langlois.
9 71.
G#o. T. Moulton, Coquille, Oregon Drop us a card.
I3-2t 113 4t
Bandon Creamery Co
We have eggs for sale.
White No. 0718
Plymouth Rocks, White Pekin
Mr Gorden, of the Co uil’e Sen
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Just two more small tracts of land Ducks, Indian Runner Ducks, at
tinel force, was a Bandon visitor
Office of Comptroller of lhe Currency
Saturday and Sunday, and made the left at $75 and <So per acre. Better $1 00 per setting. Also Mammoth
Washington, D. C. April 5, 1910
investigate I m fore they are gom. Br< nze Turkeys at $2.00 per setting.
R ecorder office a pleasant call.
Whereas, bv salutadory evidence presented
No mote land at this price near Puie bred slock. Orders can be
to the nndefsigned. it has been made to appear
Best dishes and cheapest dishes at town.
A. Haberly. I4 2tx left at R ecorder office.
that "The l-rrst National Bank ot Bandsn" in
the Racket Store.
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, the City of Bandon in the County of Coos and
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F or sale —80 acres of bottom !
‘ rank F. E dio .
' Slate of Oregon has complied with all the pro
R. A. Coppie, proprietor of the land, situated on the Sixes river,
Come And Make Us Prove it.
All We Want
visions of the Statutes of the United Stales, re
Golden Rule store is o er from will make a good dairy ranch, about !
quired to be complied with before an association
is Just The Ghance to Show Yo’ .
If You Are Not
Whang! goes the door be!!; Marv shall lw authorized to commence the business of
Marshfield this week
Mr Flom, five mi es from Port Orford,
1 Ann brushes the bread dough from Banking;
who has charge of the Bandon stare, the county road,
Convinced We do Not Ask You to Buy
Now Therefore I. Lawrence O. Murry,
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is in Marshfield while Mr. Ci pple is ticulars
A. Turne«’. her brawny aims ami rushes to the Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify
door expecting the postman and a
here.
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that "The First National Bank of Bandon’ in the
sweet missive from Teddy the cop. City of Bandoil in the County of Coos and State
We now have the largest stock of
Trade with the Estabrook ware The smart young man standing upon of Oregon is authorized to commence the busi
dishes, in the county, at the Racket
Exclusive Gents Furnishers
house. We handle California hay the step, inquires, “can't we do ness of Banking as provided in Section Fifty one
Store. Let us show them to you.
hundred
and
sixty
nine
of
the
Revised
Statutes
your
laundry
work?
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inti.ide,
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grain, mill feeds and see l grain. We
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MARSHFIELD
BANDON
Our prices are right.
it
undersell all competitors, yet carry stys M. A. “iduz me own and the of the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
Cash Only
Money Talks
Don’t forget that T. W. Robison only the very be-t grades of feed. master gets his done at the Bandon
and Seal of office this Fifth day of April, 1910
has all kinds of hay, giain, etc , at Try our Al feed oals at $2 10 per Steam Laundry
Building
‘Tis there ve c’ts [Seal|
Lawrence O. Murray
the Centr. 1 Warehouse.
the foine work.”
I |tf J I L|Ot
Comptroller of the Currency
cwt.
*--*•****Just received, a larj^ n< w stock o
I* dishes at the Racket Store.
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We Save You 30<>o
WHY? CASH ONLY
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HUB CLOTHING & SHOE Co.
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BANDON’S NEW STORE
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A few weeks ago the doors of the Golden Rule were opened for business, Since which time many people have learned that we are selling new, up-to-date merchan
Our stock is absolutely new.
dise for less money than they have been paying-
There is not a yard or an article cf old goods in the store.
If you do not believe this go
to the agent of the steamer Elizabeth and he will tell you that all of our goods came direct from the East to Bandon
R. A. Coppie, the owner of the Golden Rule, is the only merchant in Coos
County who goes into New York, or any other Eastern Commercial Center «and
personally selects his goods.
Many false reports have gone out and will continue to go out concerning
Some of these originated with tiaveling men who have a grouch because
Ut.
we refuse to buy their high priced wares.
Others from other people for other
but similar reasons.
All we have to say in answer to these is: “Come and see.”
It costs you nothing to investigate.
You will find us white but plain Americans
with a desire to please you.
If we can’t save you money we shall expect you to
trade wilh those with whom you are better acquainted.
It takes time to win the confidence of the people, but when you come to
know us better, you wdl know that when you’ buy an article at the Golden Rule
that it is new and that the price is right.
We depend on Merit, Service and
Price to win us friends and business.
These have won in Marshfield.
They
will win in Bandon
No concern can sell goods for less money than we can.
If any one doubts
and wishes to try it out, we are ready.
Below we quote some of our regular prices,
You can buy these goods at
these prices, any hour, any day, in any week..
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NOTIONS. —We Can Save Y< u 25 to 100 per Curling irons
5«-’
ioc hooks and eves warrant d rust pi oof
cent, on Yonr Notions
5C
ioc Best Brass Pins
5C 25 c celluloid dressing comb
>5c
Safety pins with shield, small size
4C 350
25c
ioc safety pins with shield, large’ size
5C 25c rubber dressing comb
»5C
Wire hair pins 6 bunches for
5c
“
2.5c
5c toilet pins, small cube
4C 350 “
5c
pearl
buttons
2
doz
for
5 c
ioc toilet pins, large cub?
/ 7C
icc pearl buttons
Ocean pearl buttons
25c Colgate* talcum powder
$1.00 alarm clocks, waranted
2 for 5c postal cards
’ioc box shell hair pins
oc embroidery hoops
3pr best shoe strings
I doz * 5c
loc
20c
7SC
ic
50
toe dress f isteners
doz 5c
Oil cloth, best grade
yd 20c
Clark’s O N T thread
5c
25c mens 4 in hand ties
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2 for 25c
Many other notions at equally low prices. Many
of these you can’t buy any where else at these prices.
50
50 Why pay more?
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Many of the Ladies of Bandon have yet to learn that we have some of the newest, nicest tilings in
wash gtxxJs to be found any where. Such as dress ginghams 15c grade at t2l£c and 12 1 2 grade at 9c
¡2 1 2c percales at 10c. Many neat patterns in klaxons, that new limn finish wash material at 18 and
23c per yd, Fancy a bite goods, India linens, lawns, etc., for less money than you ever bought them in
Coos Co. In Marshfield we haven’t been able to keep enough of these goods to supply the demand.
Come in and look them over.
Outing flannel.
We have some exceedingly good things in white and colored outing flannel.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.—We will sell you
your under muslins for about one-half what you have
been paying for them. Corset covers, lace ami em
broidery trimmings, 2.5c and up.
Ladies drawers
25c to 98c
Ladies gowns
75c and up
Ladies skirts
$t 15 and up
Ladies knit vests
8 I-3c to 50c
Baby bonnets
25c to 95c
Boys caps, extra good ones
25c
Boys shirts
25c to 45c
You will never know how much more you have
been paying for laces, embroideries and ribbons than
w is necessary, until you have learned our prices. A
lady said to the writer a few days ago. “My! I wish
I had known about your store sooner. How much 1
might have saved.”
HOSIERY.
We have the best child* 1.5c hose
to be found anywhere. Either in heavy or fine
ribbed. Give these a trial and sec if they are not
equal to those you have been paying 25c for.
Ladies hose
ioc, 15c and 25c
Our oxfords, button ami lace, ankle strap sandals, etc., in patent leather, plain kid and tan are
winners; price from $1 85 to $3 00. Our mens and boys shoes are equally strong. We shall be glad
to show you.
Shirt waists. We nave the b<st values you ever saw in ladies shirt waists. We hat e these in all
15c grade white outing twill finish toc; i2 r-2c grade white outing, 8 l~3cand 9c; i2 i-2c grade colored
outing 9c and ioc.
Muslins anil sheetings. Even in these days ol high priced cotton we are selling muslins and sheet
ings at about the same price you paid for them years ago. Good grade of bleached muslin 8 1 3c amt
icc; cambric ioc and ¡2 i-2c. Bleached sheeting 2 yds wide 24c, same 2'f yds wide 26c; unbleached
sheeting 2 yds wide 22c; same 2!^ yds wide 24c.
Lace curtains. The biggest values you ever saw, per pair 65c, 85c, 95c. $1 2s. $1 65, ft 75 and $ 2
These are 15c, 25c and 35c values.
SHOES. Our shoe business in Marshfield is
growing by leaps and bounds. We have here for
sale the same shoes at the same prices.
Infants moccasins
ioc and 25c
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soft sole shoes
25c anil 50c
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shoes
60c to $1.00
Childs shoes, kid, lace, extension soles, all solid,
sixes 5 'to 8
$1 00
same
” 8J4 to 12
1 20
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“ 12% to 2
I 40
‘•True Blue” shoe, box calf, extra good
value
sizes 8 J/ to
$• 40
same
” i2 to 2
I 60
We have other styles at similar prices.
We also have new nobby things in childrens ox
fords, strap sandals, etc, in patent leather, plain kid
and tans at prices below the lowest.
We can save you from 50c to $1 00 on every
pair of ladies shoes.
sizes. Lace and embroidery trimmed from 85c to #2 50. White silk waists, baby Irish lace trimming,
only $2 85.
Remember, you can buj’ goods here al any time lor less money’ than others charge at their so-
called special sales. It need not take you very long to find out whether or not this is true.
THE GOLDEN RULE
NEW TIMMONS BLD
H. K. FLOM, Mgr.
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