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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1910)
John and William McLeod have returned from Canada where they had been I. »r some lime. ® Engagement Announced ' • - - _ I The many friends of our popular M iss Winnie McNair returned Deputy District Attorney LA L'ljv home on the Fifield fro n an extend ••THE ONLY WAY” via the ed trip in S >«iihern (. alifomia and quist, in t'lis city w.ll lie enjnvabiv surprised to learn that hr h «s won ••FIF1ELD.” it other points. rhe hand ard heart of M>ss Emma Geo. F. \\ illiams visited relatives LOST—Eye Glasses in Steel C<se Sherwood, the handsome and ac and friends in Marshfield last week. marked “W A. M irklc-y. Nampa, complished daughter ot Mr. and 2.8 it Mrs Carlson of San Francisco, is Idaho.” Reward. Mrs. A. J Sherwood, of Coquille. I vis ting her sister in law, Mrs Robr. Misses Myrtle and Sina Davison I he l»etiothal has Ireen ann mneed, Johnson. came down on the Breakwater, from but tl.c date of the wedding has not See or phone L. J. Radley lor all Portland, to visit their parents, Mr. been set; however, rumor has it that it is to occur shortly.—Coos Bay and Mrs. L. J. Davison. kinds of Fire Wood. 27 tf Sun At St. John's Episcopal Church, Hiram Morgan, of W eed. Calif., is visiting at the Mrs. Morgan'.-, home Archdeacon Horsfall will conduct Trips on the “FIFIELD' are not , services Sunday morning and even in this city. *‘uneventful.' The»- are full of life I ing at the usual hours. Mrs. R. E.-L. Bedillion returned Ask the Drummers — “FI- and entertainment for the p ,ssen- on the Breakwater from an extended gi-rs. The trips are enjoyable and It FIELD”. visit at Portland and other points. an effort is continually made to help The school board met Tuesday the passengers pass away the time in I Try T. W. Robison for hay, grain'and feed before purchasing night and accepted the clerk’s bond a pleasing manner. Try it and be i and swore in the new member, »•.' convinced. it elsewhere. 27 ** Breuer, who succeeded himself as a Vrs. L. J Cody is enjoying a visit member of the board. from her niece. Miss Lilly and a A. McNair, of Bandon, ai <1 hi- friend. Miss Hopkins, of Helena. ryOR photographic film brothers. David, of Myrtle Point, Montana. an<J printing paper, and A of Tillamook returned o- Stmr “FIFIELD” cleanest, new cameras, pure chemi the Fifield from San Francisco, after est, most sanitary boat tunning into I cals and supplies of all kinds, a few weeks’ \ i-.il with re latives in Coos Colin'y Open to inspection j come to this store and you t'aliiornia II al all times. will be certain of depend B. W Charksworth, business man L ost — An FJk T<>oth Charm, able quality. We sell the [¡ q U and capitalist, who recently located marked B J C..647 Finder please at Lakeport, was in Band >n ihe fore return to Coumerilh Christensen Co put of the week. Mr. Charlcsworth and receive reward. is very enthusiastic over Laki port Geo. W. Moore returned on the and thinks ti e place has a great I Elizabeth from San Francisco Mi future. Moore has recently moved his familv Hui ert Hume, of Wedd«-rhurn, which makes truer, better- horn Port Ilurrn, Mich., to Berke announces himself as a candidate balanced negatives, and ley, Cal. before the Republican Primaries lor Cyko Paper for deeper, You can do bett< r for cash if vou Joint Representative from Coos and softer, clearer prints. buv your hay, grain and feed of I Curry Counties to the state Legisla Let us show you our W. Robison at the Central Waie ture. Mr. Hume’s formal announce splendid assortment of house. 27-tf rnent appears in this issue of the cameras. Pure chemicals, R. E. L. Bedillion. manager of R ecorder . all photographic supplies. r >NSCO" FILM the Bandon Woolen Mil', returned Having sold our jewelry business, on the Elizabeth, from a wool buy will devote all our time to optic .1 work. Will be in Bandon one week ing trip to California. out of each month. Save your work A. McNair and B S. Swengel went to Marshfield Tuesday to attend for 11s. Watch for notice. C. I.. B ender , O. D. a Hardware Dealers’ Convention 28 — 2t E. P. B ender , O. D. The latter gentleman was accr m panied by his wife. Dr. L. P. Sorensen announces that on August 1st he will close up his office for three weeks as he i- gning on a vacation for a much 27 21 needed rest. Bishop Scadding is in Currv Co. He :s expected hereon Monday ac campanied by Rev S. M. Dorrance, of Ashland Mr. Dorrance will issisi Archdeacon Horsfall for a shot t abile BiJiop and Mrs. Scudding will occupy 'h< ir collage < n il e l>e.ich tur about ihree w. eks. ] K. Mack, editor of lh< Pacific Firem .n of S in Fr incisco, is ill II ui-'on I fe lrr been ru-tic.it ng in < urry conntv f<»i about a month, am Meetings Grow in is here waiting for the I-.liz ibi-lh After August 1st. please your cash when buying hay, and feed of T. W. Robison at iral Warehouse. You can cheaper. 27 3t Miss Johnson and sister of Los Angeles came up on the last Fifield. and went on down the coast the next day to visit their brother who lives about two miles from Joe Cox’s ranch on Floras Creek. ‘‘Exchange Value of Farm Pro ducts” is the title of a s|»eech made by U. S. Senhtor Reed Smoot, of Utah, May 27th, 1910. This speech has been issued in document form by the Amer. Protective Tariff League of New York, as document No 99. Interest The lag tabernacle meetings cor ducted by Rev. Van Mat ter are stil growing in interest and what evei one may say of Van, it must be ad mitted that he is a fearless exponent of what he thinks is right, and that be does not mince matters in any form. The meetings will probabh continue indefinitely, or as long as there are any' visible results. Up to date a large number have confessed saving faith in Christ, however we have not been informed as to the exact number. The audiences arc increasing at each ser vice and the people are taking much interest in the meetings. No Wonder. Mr. Farley returned from Hood The nnrlents thought the world wu flat. River yesterday, and reports that I’m really not surprised at that. We'd IInd it Hat. 1 dare to say. a number of cases of spinal trouble It we were living In their day. Just think, they had no autos then. have developed in that section. So No show girls to delight the men. Bandon and Coos county are not No ptpea to smoke and no cigars. cocktails served at handsome bare. the only places where the disease is No No bridge to play and no pink teas. I No liners speeding o’er the seas. found. yellow journals and no tlats. I No No women's monstrous picture hats. of the Citv I A special committee No tariff problem to attack. No gowns that button up the back. Council of Marshfield brought in a No end seat hogs with manners rude. No monkeying with the price of rood. report recommending the construe No ice bills, no cohl storago eggs. No bunko steerers and no yeggs. tion of a fire proof building to be No trolley ears with elang and whir. used for a city hall. The plan pro No Teddy to keep things astir— Say. is It any wonder that posed would mean a modern build The ancients thought the world was flat? —Boston Transcript ing in every w*y and thoroughly fire ¡.roof. The council is anxious I Worthy of Support. to secure a place for valuable papers Mr. G rent bend—I k I iii II run for re election ngnlu next fall, and 1 prveuine A. R. McLean and brother Frank, ' I shall have your vote? Citizen (dubiously) Well—I—<lunn<> of Grant’s Pass, passed through you don't know? Why. sir. Bandon Sunday on a wheel trip 1 •'What, saved the taxpayers $500.000 this which took in a large part of South year." "Eh? Ilow-r cm Oregon and Northern California. • ‘By not stealing It. of course.”—New- Mt. Me I .can's father, we are told, York Weekly. organized the Presbyterian Church at Bandon and was its first pastor. A Combat. "Terrible nffnlr nt the club InwRt The McLeans lived here about 18 evening." years ago. Mr. McLean is District "What happened?" Manager of the National Protective “Cholly at ruck Ferdy with n table» •poon.”— Kansas City Journal. Legion. r We Are Going to Close out all our Suits, Fur nishings, Hats and Shoes in the Next Eight Days. It is our policy not to carry over any Merchandise from one season to the next, so if you are looking for Bargains and have some ready cash that is not working, do not fail to attend this sale SALE COMMENCES FRIDAY, JULY 22 ENDING SATURDAY, JULY 30th 25o o DISCOUNT ON SUITS AND OVERCOATS 10% Discount on all Other Articles $5 00 Sh< es 4 50 Shoes 4.00 Shoes 3-75 5 00 3 2 50 $4.50 4.00 3.6C Shoes 3.35 Shoes 3.15 Shoes 2.70 Shoes 2.15 $25.00 Suits 22.50 Suits 20.00 Suits 18 00 Suits 16.50 Suits 13 50 Suits $18.75 16.85 15.00 13.50 12.35 10.15 $3 no Hat $2.65 2-75 Hat 2.45 2 50 Hat 2.15 2.00 Hat 1.65 1.50 Hat 1.25 1.00 Hat .85 All our John B. Stetson’s go at $3.50 25 Per Cent Reduction on all Boys Suits A Big Line of 75c & $1.00 Knee Pants at 50c. Remember, 10% Reduction on every article in our store, including underwear, sox, ties, shirts trunks and suit cases. Developing and printing done. Reasonable charges. , Bandon Drug - „ COMPANY t July Cleanup Sale at —THE HUB— I HUB CLOTHING SHOK CO. MARSHFIELD BANDON TIMMONS BUILDING coos I Vi Deep Water Way Carnival And Regatta b AUGUST 15th to 22nd INCLUSIVE A Solid Week of Merriment, Boat Racing, Fishing, Beach Rides, Clam Bakes, Conventions, Etc. - Auto Parties From Roseburg, Special Boat Service From Port • I land, Stage Service From Drain or Roseburg Concessions or Information Write R.A. WERNICH, Sec. NORTH BEND, OREGON
