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And tbm I sh»l! lead a life ol
Slang Tabooed
•
ease and comfort.”
Lodge tLiTd Proi^eaional JDii*eot©^y
*
“Why not take your ease and
Rejiort of the Bandon Public
Slang is tabooed in the home of a
School for the seventh school month comfort now?’ suggested Cineas. : West Philade'phia family, principally
Lodges are Requested to Notify this Office on Election of Officers and on.
ending Friday, April 15th.
“and avoid all that danger and I because there is a bright little girl
Change of Meeting Night. Cards under this Head are 50c per in., niofcth *
Grade 1, Mrs. Kopf. teacher En bloodshed?”
I who < isplays a |>ersistcnt aptitude in
rollmeut for year «4; lor month 46;
Tbe advice was good. But it was I retaining cxi ressive but uncultured
daily attendance 41 • per cent of at
Lewah Tribe No. 48. Imp. O. R. M.
phrases.
tendance 96; times late 2; roll of thrown away on this ambitious (¡reek
rLj
FF.1 8 every Thursday evening at 8 run al
The other evening at dinner the
the Bandon Wignian. Sojourning chief;
king who had re-> ived to liecotne a
honor 22.
mother, father ami daughter drifted
in good standing aie cordially invited to attend.
Grade 2, Mis* Marsh, teacher — world conqueror like ztk-xan ler the into the vernacular, ami a fresh start
G E Wilson,
C. S. Hubbard
C. of R.
Sachem.
Enrollment for year 48; for month Great. Pyrrhus made great mis was necessary. The little girl started
45; daily attendance 40; per cent of takes. Instead of marching eastward it "I’m not s uck on this bread,”
MaaoiUe.
“I wish you would tell me the secret
attendance 96; times late 2; roll of
"g \NDON LODGE. No. 130 A. F. & A-
l>i‘ **> i. Perkitiw
of your blooming appearance." The
like Alexander, and a Hacking the 1 she remarked.
I
M, Stated communications first Saiurday
honor 21.
speaker was a pretty but Jaded, nerv after the
Office
!:■ Denholm Building
"Margie
said
her
mother
•‘Vf-Il
full moon of «ach n onth. All Master
weaker Persians and H ine us, be
She was talking Masons cordully invited.
Grade 3, Miss R alley. tear her
f ous looking matron.
I’E HOURS: Io a, m. to 3 p.
want to cut th.it si ng < ut.”
to a woman, her conteuqiorary In age.
J. A. Morrison. \\ . M.
I p. tn. to 8 p. m.
Enrollment for year 48; for month turned westward an i pitted his
"1 hat’s a peach of a wav of cor but w ho was certainly, as she express G. T. Treadgold, Secretary
all
alter * tii e hours answered fruu
42; daily attendance 38; per cent ol strength against that of 1 Rome.
Residence
I
T
recting the child.” commented the ed It. more blooming in -appearance.
“Perhaps ft is because I know when
I. O. O. F
attendance 92; times late o; roll of
He crossed to Italy .n
i 28o B C lather.
Dr !_■ F. Screns.-n
1 am tired and you dou’t," suggested ■Q \NDON LODGE, No. 133, 1. O. O. F.
honor 20.
"I know,” replied the mother, her companion.
1 with an army of 25,00.1, and landed
meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting
DENTIST
Grade 4. Miss Lusk, teachei — near Tarentum.
“Do not know when 1 am tired?“ brothers in good standing cordially invited.
He thought all "but I just wanted to put her wi e.”
Office Over Vienna Cafe
L. J. Radl<-y, N. G.
Enrollment for year 40; lor month S juthern Italy would join him against —Philadelphia Telegraph.
complained the first. “Why shouldn't
A. Knopp. Secretary
Telephone at Ofiice and Home.
I
know
when
I
am
tired?
”
34; daily attendance 32; per cent of Rome. He was mistaken. Only a
“Well, you don't,” reiterated the
bANDON
-
-
OREGON
----- ooo——
attendance 94; times late o; roll ol small body of Italians flocked to his
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
blooming one, “because at every meal
EE I S in 1.0.0 b. hall every second and
honor 18.
G. T. THE AltGOl.n,
Shady Brook dairy feed is made you drink coffee or tea. with 5 o'clock
standard. Wit!) these anil his (¡reeks
Tuesdays. Practice nights 1st lues*
Grades 1,‘2 and 5, Mss Latimer he made his way north, only to find of pure alfalfa meal, rolled in good tea introduced between times and per day of fourth
WD COIXSFl.I «
the month; Social evening the 3d Tuesday ATTORNEY
haps a glass of wine at a social gath
AT - LAW,
ot the month. A cordial invitation extended to
teacher—enrollment lor year 39; for the armies of Rome marshaled ready
ering.
Between
all
these
stimulants,
mollasses. The best milk pro
all members in good standing.
NuTAKY PUBLIC
month 31; daily attendance 28; per lo oppose his progress.
or food adjuncts, as they are called in
Clara Goetz. N. G.
ducing
feed
on
the
maiket.
For
diet
kitchens,
your
physical
strength
Belle
A.
Kolp,
Secretary.
cent of attendan* e 93; times late 4:1 I )n the banks of the river Siris the
Bandot),
- ;
Oregon.
stle by T. W. Robist n at Central is constantly being spurred on to over
Ottico
W
ith
Bandon
Investa,
eut t ii
roll of honor io.
exertion. I, who drink only water with
two forces met in battle. It was
Kuiglitn of Pytliias
Grade 5, Miss Rosa, teacher— Rome s first great conflict with a warehouse.
6ti*
I my meals, know exactly where 1 stand TjELPHI LODGE, No. 64. Knights of
I physically.
Dr. IL- Ivi. Drown.
Enrollment for year 4*2; for month foreign enemy. The Greeks were
I
Pythias. Meets every Monday evening
"When I am tired 1 kuow it is na at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to
Resident Dentist.
39; daily attendance 35; per cent of lieaviy armored and carried long
ture's warning to stop, and 1 usually attend.
Wm. N. McKay, G. C.
Wanted. —100 men to
Office in Pank-r Building
attendance 95; times late o; roll of spears, The Remans wore heavy
B. N. Harrington K. of R. S.
obey. But I have the compensation of
knowing
whoa
I
rise
in
the
morning
Office
Hours:
9 to 12 M. I to 5 P. • ,
honor 22.
armor and bad short, thick swords shirts, collars and cuffs to
full of vigor that it is strength, not
Woodmen of the World
Phone,
BANDON, OREGON
Grade 6, Miss Muiphy, teacher— For a long time the battle raged. don Steam laundry.
stimulant, and if under these normal «Seaside Camp No. 212 meet« eveiy in t ,n.‘
Enrollment for year 41; for month The Roman swords could not charge
conditions I continue to feel exhausted
third Thursdays of each month. \ ¡siting
then I know there is something wrong neighbors cordially invited.
28; daily attendance 26 per cent of a path through the array of spears.
C. R. BARROW
witli tiie bodily machinery and set to.
R.
W.
Bullard,
C.
(..
this
Attorney and Counselor-at-Law
attendance 94 ; times late o, roll ol Nor could the Greeks pierce the
work to rectify tlie trouble, it is lit- i J. N. Hosting, Clerk.
honor 9.
erally true that half the time Ameri
(’OQU1 IalaE. - ORE
Roman armor.
UR. E W. KOSMTF.lt
can women do not know how they
Grade 7. Miss Walker, teacher—
Office over Steels' Store
Pyrrhus, knowing he would be the
feel, and their average condition is that
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Enrollment for year 38; for month mark for every hostile soldier, put
Office
Phone.
Main 335;
residence. Main 346
of overexhaustion, buoyed artificially
Presbyterian Church
BANDON
OREGON
29; daily attendance 27; per cent of his golden helmet and scarlet cloak
to strenuous effort."
Office and residence in Panter residence property
attendance 97; times late o; roll of on Megacles, one of h:s officers.
CT W REA
next door to Bijou Theatre
When Too Lazy to Massage.
honor 21.
Attorney
nd Counselor at-Law
Megacles was almost at once killed
If too Indifferent to give your hair
Sunday school every Sunday at
Notary Public
Grades, .Vis» Geaihart. teacher Lavinus, the Roman General, or
DR
J.
D
KELLEY
a nightly massage, invest In one of
U. S. Land Contests a Specialty
—Enrollment for year 35; for month dered the royal helmet and cloak to a. m; Christian Endeavor in the the shampoo brushes and rub In tonic
Physician
and
Surgeon
Practice in all Courts
frequently.
31; daily attendance 2.8; per cent of displayed to the treops. Pyrrhus, evening. Preaching everv Sunday
Office in Room No. II, Land-Lowe Blinking
These
brushes
look
like
a
giant
tooth
attendance 94; times late 2; r II of to prove he was still alive, dashed except the fourth Sunday of the brush with bristles three and a half Office in Donald Charleston home, opposite
Bandon - - Oregon
Presbyterian church, Bandon, Oregon
month. Visitors, welcome.
honor 13.
inches
long,
a
half
inch
wide
and
bareheaded along the front of the
about two inches deep. They should
High School, H. C- Ostien, Pt in.; (¡reek line, escaping by miracle from
be stiff and closely set, so as to get
Mrs. Ostien and Miss Rodgers, as the rash exploit.
good friction.
sistants— Enrollment for year 48; for
Moisten with the tonic, first parting
MVÁ’
At length as the infantry of each
the
hair into strands, and rub vigor
month 39; daily attendance 36; per army could make no headway against
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ously, but not so as to tear the scalp.
oil egon
cent of attend me«- 92; times late o; that of the other, the Roman general
Circulation is stirred up quickly and
New vein Rouse coal clean and
roil of honor 15.
ordered a cavalry charge, hoping by economical. Estabrook Warhouse. easily and without the physical effort II
of self massage.
SUMMARY.
riding down the spArsmen to open
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
J. L. Kroneniterg, President. J. Denholm, Vice
If the batr is parted in the middle
President; F. J. Fahy, Cashier; Frank Flam, T. P. Hanly.
from the forehead to the nape of the
Total enrollment for year 433; for a way for the heavy-armored Roman
neck and brushed with a smooth even
month 364; daily attendance 331; swordsmen.
How this maneuver
A general banking business transacted and customer.; given every accommodation con
Notice To Horsemen
stroke from the part to the ends of
solent
with safe and conservative banking
per cent of attendance 94; times late would have succeeded will never be
the hair It will get the luster that is
CORRESPONDENTS: The American National Bank, of San Francisco, Calif;
so
much
to
be
desired
just
now.
10; roll of honor 171.
known.
For just as the Roman
Merchants National Bank, Portland, Oregon; I he Chase National Bank, of New York.
The thoroughbred German Perch-
Roll of Honor includes pupils cavalry charged the Greek r.nks
Would You Be Beautiful?
neither absent nor late during the opened and out rttsheila throng of j eron Stallion. GRAINAULT, is a
If you would preserve a fresh com
month. The following students of enormous and horrible monsters.
beautiful four year old black Per plexion be free in your use of green
and plenty of salad.
the High School have maintained a
The Roman horses, at sight of cheron weighing 1750 lbs and was vegetables
If you would preserve your face
standing of A for the month in these creatures, ran terror-stricken imported from Germany by J C. from disfiguring lines avoid yielding to
the subjects A=95 to loo per cent in every direction. The Roman sol Ruby of Portland, Ore.
irritable moods and peevish tempers.
These
If frequently Indulged in leave
Geo Strang, general history.
dierv, t ho feared no mortal foe, fled
GRAINAULT
will
stand permanent traces of their handiwork.
Geo Moland, gen hist.
in abject panic, thinking they were at the following places during the
A favorite prescription of the fair
BRIDGE A BEACI1 Stoves, Range« and I testers have in them so many excellencier
Ernest Watkins. English gen hist. pursued by gigantic devils.
dames of olden days for use upon the
season: Bandon. April, 1-210-11-18 face was made as follows: With an
that they are now acknowledged the great* -t sellers on the coast and they are growing
Rav Watkins, English, gen hist
Asa matter of fact, the “mo,islers”
in favor every year.
Wf have the exclusive agency in Bandon ior these household
20 27-28. May, 6 7 ,15-16, 23 ounce of slieep’s fat mingle an ounce
Lester lenkins, English, gen. hist werea herd of elephants that Pyrrhus «9
and office necessities, and prices range cxccrdingly modest in either case.
add
to
It
a
drop
of
of
sweet
oil
and
25. June, 12 3, 10 it. 19-20, 29
Grace Wood, Algebra, gen. hist had brought with him from Epirus. 24
the best attar of roses. Ileat the two
TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY.
Four Mile, Apt il, 3, 12, 21, 29 Ingredients first mentioned well to-
Wynona Patterson, algebra. gen The Romans had never seen ele 30
May, 8, 17, 26.
lune, 4, 12 .21 get her and ndd the attar of roses when
Our Assortment oi Hardware, Tinware and Edged Tools is Most Complete.
hist.
phants before and dared not face Langlois, April, 4 5 9, 13 14,
the mixture is very nearly cold. Now
o 2 -
>7.
Ralph Bullard, gen hist.
adays we consider animal fat a hair
such hideous brutes.
23, 26 and 30, May, 1-2.5 9 IO, 14. grower nnd pin our faith to cold cream
Archie Rosa, gen hist.
Thus it was that Pyrrhus defeated 18 19. 22, 27-28, 31..
June, 5 6,9, and vegetable oils.
Tom Ostien, botany, English
he forces of Rome in his first great 13 14 15, 18, 22-23,
-’7 and 28.
Grace Disher, botany, English.
battle against them. But his victory Sixe s, April 6 7 8. 15 16, 24 and 25.
Almond Oil For the Nails.
Sweet almond oil la the application
Daisy Hansen, botany, English.
was won at a fearful price. Nearly May 3 4, it 12-13, 20-21. 29 and 30
which one woman uses for her finder
Zettie Gibson, botany.
4000 of his best men were killed. June 7 8, 1617, 24 25 and 26.
nails. According to her theory, which
Harrv Crain, botany.
He knew that but for his elephants
is demonstrated as far as she is con
20
Terms. Single Service $10.00 cerned, colil cream, which is excellent.
Lentner Gallier, English
COOS BAY
he could not have wen i against
PORTLAND
HOURS
due
at
time
of
service.
Is
not
sufficiently
penetrating,
and
with
Ernest Wilkins, botany. English. Rome. Anti he could not count on
oil site has better results in keeping
COLUMBIA RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
Fcr Season $15,0*-.
Thos Laird, botany, Eng ish.
the “monsters” to strike the same
tlie cuticle soft and smooth and the I
Leila Buckingham, botany, Eng terror to Roman hearts i a second
To insure, $20.00, due when mare nails transparent tn quality.
Leaves Portland (Ainsworth Deck) 9 a m May 4th and Coos
Her method includes a preliminary
is
known
to
be
in
foal.
I ish.
Bay points May 6th at service of tide and every 5 days thereafter.
time.
rubbing of the entire hands in almond
Amelia Chaney, botany. English
“Htd I such soldiers as these
W. F, MILLER, Agent, Marshfield C, M. SPENCER, Agent Bnndon
Due care will be taken to prevent oil if they lie soiled or cold when pre
i-
Elsie Kinley, botany, English.
Romans.” he said, as h< viewed the accident but will not be responsible paring for tlie night. Cold skin is li
able
to
crack,
and
she
considers,
with
Ebba Wiren, geometry.
stricken field, ' I could rule the should any occur.
correctness, that an application of
Erma Craine, English, German, whole world. One more such 'vic
Black Percheron Horse Ass'n grease will prevent any such trouble.
physics.
tory' as I have just won will ruin
It is washed off after a few moments
Langlois, Ore. L. J. B igelow , Mgt in warm water with soap.
,
Nora Gibson, English, geometry. me.”
Earl Watkins, English, German,
The hopeless speech was reported
The R ecoroer $1.50 per yea.r
Eyebrow Grower.
geometry.
to Rome, and the term “a Pyrrhic
Vaseline Is rather overestimated as
an eyebrow grower. To begin with, it
Sylvia Rackleff, English, physics victory” sprang into existence, to
attaches itself to the hair and is not
Rittie McNair, English.
denote any triumph whose results Bring your
Rates Jt.oo to $2.00 per day. Special rates by
readily absorbed by tlie pores of the
Lena Langlois, English, geometry. were really worse than a defeat. The
scalp, where the nourishment is really
week or month. Sample Room in Connection.
Jessie Wood. English, English phrase remains in common use to
needed. Au excellent hair grower that
TotiiE
R
ecorder may be used on the eyebrows Is made
hist. Caesar, physics.
this day.
by combining four ounces of alcohol
Respectfully submitted.
Pyrrhus was right in his prophecy.
with two ounces of castor oil and add
H. C. O stien , Supt.
Despite his own genius as a leader
ing a few drops of oil of bergamot. f
60 YEARS'
Apply this to the eyebrows every night
' he was at last driven from Italy,
EXPERIENCE
with a tiny brush. A little massage
-/R-rtr*# ■
i*v
' hopelessly beaten. He reached home
every night with the finger tips will
Famous Sayings
wtih less than one third of his army.
aid the good work of the tonic. Once a
week bntbe the eyebrows carefully
Nor did he realize his dreams of
with green soap nnd warm water.
living some day in peace and com
By Albert Payson Terhune.
fort. For while fighting in Sparta
(Copyright 1910; Pre«« Publishing Co.)
T rade M ar ««
«■/ I
A Good Emergency Sachet.
D esign «
A w ad of cotton well sprinkled with
“I shall conquer Rome! ’ boasted he was mortally wounded by a tile
C opyrights 4 c .
scent and dropped into a box of Ja
Anton* ending r sketch «nd dcRcrlptinn mty
1st Class,Bread,Cakes, Piesand Pastry
Pyrrhus, King of Epirus.
'That thrown down upon his head, by a quickly iw'ertiiiti our opinion free whether ru
bots or scarfs provides a very good
invention is probably paigiifable Communion*
[ woman» from a housetop. He is t'tiiiN strictly ronlklent lid. HANDBOOK on Pnfentt
will make me master of Italv ”
emergency sachet and cnn be con
Of all Kinds. You can get my goods at
•ent fren. oldest sirenry for securing patents.
Patents taken through Munn .t Co. receive
stantly renewed so as to obviate any
“And then?” queried Cineas, his 1 said to have begged one ot his sol
Rosa Co.’s store, at J. M. Baker’s store and
re i/U notice, without charge, in tho
fear of the scent becoming stale,
diers to stab him in the heart, that
wise counsellor.
at
Cornforth’s restaurant. Satisfaction guar
while to scent the hair delicately a
he,
a
great
warrior,
might
not
suffer
"And then, country by country, 1
little sachet of the finest and faintest
anteed. A trial will convince you
hindsomelr I11n«irate<1 weeklv. I.arcesr elr*
.-■••»l of tv Ni ter till«’ journal i Terni«, f.i a
perfume Is sometimes Inserted in the
the disgrace of dying at a woman’s
li tM»w«dealera.
r t >ur months,
BoMbyali
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shall conquer all the world.”
(HAS. IIERZIG. PROP
crown of the hat Just underneath the
hands.
"And then?” insisted Cineas.
School Report
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