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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1910)
BIG SALE CLEARANCE Having Decided to Close Out Our GENTS FURNISHINGS and SHOES, For the Next TEN DAYS Commencing Saturday July 30, X tire 1 stock 116 F ol ! owins P rices - on O ur Suit and Skirt Department Ladies Suits and Dresses at 1-4 off ” Skirts ” Silk Under Skirts at 16 2-3 per cent off ” Waists, all kinds, ” 25 per cent off ” 1-4 off 10 per cent off Shoes at Men’s Furnishing Dep’t Men’s Sweaters Regular $4.5o value at $3.5o “ “ “ 3.5o “ “ 2.5o “ “ “ 2.5o “ “ Loo “ Wool Shirts “ 3.5o “ “ 2.5o “ “ Underwear Regular $2.25 value at 1.75 “ “ “ “ 2.oo “ “ 1.6o <• “ “ “ 1.75 “ “ 1.4o “ Underwear Regular $l.oo value at 75c “ “ “ 5oc “ “ 4oc “ Gloves (a big line) Going at Cost Underwear and Hose Dep’t 16 2-3 per cent off All Muslin Underwear at Ladies’ Cashmere Drawers Reg. $1.50 at $1.15 ” ” ” • 1.25” 1.00 Childs Ribbed Underwear ” 35c value ” ” ” ” 25c ’ • Ladies Hose Regular 20c value at 12 l-2c the Childs ” ” 25c ” ” 20c Each ” 25c 20c pair All Men’s Overcoats at Cost “ Boy’s Suits at 20 percent off “ Raincoats and Mackintoshes 20 per cent off Men’s Hats and Shoes All Hats $3.oo and $3.5o values at “ Packard Shoes Regular $5.oo value at “ Selz “ “ 4.5o “ “ $2.25 4.25 4-oo Dry Goods Department. $2.00 value at $1.68 1.75 ” ” 1.48 150 ” ” 1.28 Wool Taffetas ” 1.50 ” ” 1.25 Goods ” 1.25 ” ” 1.05 Summer Wash Goods at 16 2-3 per cent off White Goods at 10 per cent off Fancy silks Regular $1.25 and $1.50 values at $1.00 All Broadcloths Regular Men’s Suit Department Suits Regular $30.00 value at $24.50 “ “ 27.50 “ “ 22.50 “ “ 25.00 “ “ 20.00 “ “ 20.00 “ “ 15.00 “ “ 18.00 “ “ 14.00 ” “ 15.00 “ “ 10.00 All Men’s “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ Don’t Miss the Cup and Saucer Sale Given by the Ladies, Guild at Our Store Saturday Afternoon and Evening. We Also Have a Big Line of Children’s Shoes at Prices You Cannot Afford to Miss Remember This Entire Line Must be Closed Out at Once, as We Have Decided to Confine Exclusively to Dry Goods and Groceries. Call in and Let Us Show You Some of the Goods on Display and Get Our Prices on Same COUMERILH CHRISTENSEN CO. “THE STORE OF QUALITY” Local Lore | state, and the property’ loss will mount into the hundreds of thous ands, and pos'ibly in llions. So f ir Coos county has escaped any’ serious foreit lire, but during this extreme1» dry weather eveiv proc union sli mid be taken about lire so is hot to allow 1: to spread Camp is uid nth • s who kindle oir of door hit-, should see that the fire is all extinguished b foie leaving it. Cup and Saucer Sale Mrs. Clarence Boice and little St Mary's Guild of St. John’s daughter came over from the bay Episco al church will give a cup and sirk last week and are visit’ll g rel. saucer ale Saturday afternoon and I'ine lot of hunting knives, camp lives in this citv. evening at Coum>-r 111 Civ istdi-eii's * stovesand sporting good < at Bandon s.ore 1 ‘.ips a,id saucers, from >5ds Big game in the mountains IK' I lardware Co. it o 51.0 > lit r h lii els ,ft lo ill who u»l of gun-, and .< 11 niiniiion at Bin bite . ups and , uic .- i , Win. Caiallin. the Coquille travel don I lardware Co. ft ing man, was a Bandon business Obituary Receipts at the Portland (Inion t isilor Wednesday. Stock Yards for the «»erk ending Mrs Will Marshali an I children Tlios. Anderson returned Monday July 2311!, were: cattie th<>2, sheep went to Myrtle Point last i’ri lav R dp 1 I lull1, eldest ellil I ill rom Portland and the Willamett. 3|2fi. hogs 1437, and horses and to" visit friends tor a shot I time s in of Mr. tn.I Mi s R. I’ I Valley where he his been with h:s mules 19 The cal tie market was I'he Ban Ion Manufacturing Coin Four Mile, n is <1 uh April 27 family for some time Mr. Andei- strong, while the sin ep market w;e p.ny have sold the ma hinei v of the and died July 27. K,!<‘, after s m will remain here almiil a month not so strong flogs advanced a old 'hingle mill to patties in ('tarry Hess of only a few divs Hi' and will then go b ick to the valley nickel, and the tops sold as high 1- county who will move die machineiy w is caused by t e formol parahsi agiin for a time. Mrs Anderson ami ¿In. 30 which is about the high« s down there and commence opera which is it present so pievalent children are at Newburg win re thei pric • paid since the early <lavs in tions at sawing shingles :> n-ing th children ol i hi-, vi -in t y. w ll remain until Mr Anderson re May He was bom near Pros, >< t and J. hn Shields. C Y. Lo.ve, F-'red turns. his short fife has !>ee i sp -nt ne.11 Because he refus'd to leave a Ashburn and C > as- Hubb ird started The Band' n Hardwaie Co. is sell His parents a.e will f3 50 a day job for a dav to fight Wednesday fcr a hunting trip on tlrs city. ing a lot of those Blue Flame Oil forest fires when called upon by a Rogue river. They will arrive in known and beloved by’ .JI, and their Stoves. The only real comfoit, per deputy state fire wardep, Charles time to shoot the first deer that puts friends all feel the deepest sympathy feet working wArm weather stove Simon of North Bend, Wash , is in an appearance Monday morning. for them in their sad bereavement. made. Safe, che.Ap, quiet. No A F riend serving ten days in the county jail at smoke, no smell, no ashes, no Captain Butler and wile, form rly —000 - - Seattle, being the first man ever im dirt. it 9 prisoned for that offense in the of Bandon, Imt now of Coquille, Van Marter Meetings were guests of Mrs. Timmons and A number of the Bandon teachers country. daughter lhe latter pirt of last week, will go to North Bend next week to The work of driving piling lor the leaving on Friday for an extended attend the Coos County Institute The big ini'on meetings at the old which will be held in that citv from i water front road wav connecting trip down the coast, where they go shingle mi’l, under the direction of North Bend with Marshfield has to v-sit a daughter. They went by August 1st to the 12th. h Evangelist Van Matter are still been commenced and will be rushed private conveyance and in'ended to growing in interest, and Van con McCormick mowers and rakes at to completion. The Simpson Lum make the trip down in a week. tinues to pour volleys of hot shots at Bindon Hardware Co. ber Co. ami the Gas and Electric C. L. Bender has sold his jewelry sin in all its forms, every evening. The new tank to repl ice the ontf Co. will build a major portion of the business to Gustave Schroeder, the Many are confessing Christ as their which recently collapsed at the Geo. road, and the expense of same is an litter taking possession last Satur personal Savior as a result of these W. Moore Lumber Co.’s Mill, is enormous amount. The road on day. During the time he has been meetings, and the good work is still beginning to loom up again and will Premont street through plat B. is tn business here Mr. Bender lias suc going on. be ready for use in a short time. paid for by abutting prop« tty own ceeded in working up and carrying If you have not att'nled the C. A. Smith, the lumber k ng ers, who will do so under the pro on a profitable trade and has con meetings vou had better go, at least after a brief visit on the biy left last visions of the Eddjrbonding act. It stantly improved his stock and ser a few times, and you will, perhaps, week for Portland, where he was to is proltable that the road will be vice until he turne I over to his suc want to go more lie present at the civil case brought completed within three months.— cessor one of the best jewelry busi Van is plain and shoots out straight by the Government to cancel his Coos Bay II irl»or. nesses in the county. He will leave from the shoulder, but perhaps this title to a large acreage of timbi r Despite all etlorts the -tale author soon for Portland to lake treatment is wh it the people n<ed. land. The case was to come up in ¡ties have been able to put forthwith for ear trouble and will then open up the United States court on Mon lav, I he limited means at the r command, an optical parlor here so that he will Report from Portland says; That but owing Io deaths in the family ol the worst forest fires since 1902 have still lie identified with Myitl ■ Point's 1 Hill is now planning to extend the District Attorney John McCourt, <'tn 1 aging in various parts of the 1 nisin ss circles. Mr Schroeder Oregon I Electric from Eugen? to who was to represent the Govern Northwest during the part pa 4 two ci.ms well recommended to cartv j J toes Coos D.iy Bay is ine the belief of r.ngene Eugene oeimi or ment, Mr. Smith's attorney consent week«, Twelve lives were lost in 01 the business and will undoubtedly 'men who were in Portland last we< k ed to a postponement and to await two days during the worst ol the continue to teceive his shire of the ¡to confer with President John F. Mr. McCourt’s pleasure ia setting hies according to newspaper d'S- trade in his line. - Myrtle Point En- Stevens regirding the franchise for the case for trial.—Coos BaySun. patches from various po uts in the j terprise. the Hill Ime in lugene. J ayi a T ui A vu T ofc Jin. m\S. ho muovei: now is the time tö yet the house \eady §oh ^aCC and winteh we have ou\ stohe ^uCC ofi tfeauti^uf thinys that will make you\ home Smite. a 4eauli/[uf home^ don 't you^ So why not sjyend Some o§ the money you have harvested to make you\ home ha/ofry. won't some o£ ou>e 6eauli^u( thinys Suit you. Piy them and see. Zot'f Woodruff & Turner The House Furnishers