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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1910)
A Bargain an Equal Event W Begins Saturday Morning, Sept O’Clock Sharp, When our ENTIRE LINE of Dry G .oJs, Men s Clothing, F» rnishir.gs. Shoes, Hats, Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Garments, Furnishings and Millinery will be merged into one MIGHTY SCENE OF • RETAIL SELLING at the Greatest Sacrificing Prices ever offered on High Grade Seasonable Merchandise. This will be a Bargain Carnival, for 15 days, em bodying greater money saving opportunities than any mercantile event ever attempted in this city. W HY? WELL LISTEN. THIS IS NOT A CLEARANCE SALE OF ODDS AND ENDS, but a Genuine Stock Reducing Sale in every department, with no reservations. Yes, we Mean More. We have decided to Close Out at Once Our Entire Stock of Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Furnishings and Hats, together with our entire line of Men’s Woman’s and Children’s Shoes. They must all go regardless of cost. dise within the reach of all. An opportunity rich and rare. First ccme, first served. goods and ladies’ wearing apparel now arriving. A sale for the masses and not for the classes. High grade merchan We must do this quick in order to make room for our mammoth new stock of dry Everything will be marked in plain figures—one cash price to all, and when you enter our store Saturday morning you will vitness the grandest display of merchandise, at prices never before realized. Remember the Date, Sat Aug. 3d==15 Days Only You know the quality of our merchandise, but you can’t know or appreciate our price until you have visited our store and gazed upon the RED TAGS attached to every article in the store. They mean MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITIES never before offered in the city. Come expecting the grandest merchandise massacre and mercantile move you ever witnessed and you shall not be disappointed. Free Dress Patterns, 10 Yards Each to the FIRST TEN WOMEN inside the Store Opening Hour. Coumerilh - Christensen Company SATURDAY MORN ING, 9 O’CLOCK, SEPT. 3d. Read our circulars, watch the canvas front. Something doing there. Bawcnt M Pearson and wife were *--------------\l river Phil visitors this week. up Ad mi Per.dibaker of Prosper was New line of shoes f<n iu< 11 u 1 - a Bandon visitor Wednesday rived at I.orenz' stoic. . uaranteed to We are closing out a lot of Ladies' Wanted -A gentle driving horse give the wearer satisfaction, t< I tine shoes, below cost, at Lorenzi with buggy and harness. Apply at $3 75- 3 • -l I store . 33 2t j this office. 34~2tx You can do better for ca h 11 you A new line of fresh groceries just A. L Barnes, of this city, was a Mrs. Webb Fahy an I little «laugh l’"-v v°"r «rail’ of T- arrived at Lorenz stole. 33~2t ¡Marshfield and Myrtle Point visitor ter of Prosper were Bandon visitors Central Warc- Tlte Elizabeth will probably ar Wednesdav. ,1ouse- -7 tf rive in Bandon again about Monday the first of this week Mrs I. White, Mrs. N< s Ras- Try T. W. Robison for hay, and sail Wednesday of next .veek. With every $10.00 cash order we grain and feed before purch using will give you 20 lbs sugar for $1.00 muss n and Mrs. Alfro bill were ReadCuu.nerilh-Christensen Co's Parkersberg visitors I'ue-d.o after elsewhere. 27 tf at I.orenz Store. 33-2t big ad in this week’s R ecorder upon. L. J. Cody, of the Geo. W. Moote Now i> the time to paint up while They are offering some great bar !•< t’Nii.— A bunch of bc> s near Lumber Co., made a business trip to the weather 's nice. The Bandon gains at their store. G. A R. Hall. Owner may hive Marshfield Tuesday. Hardware Company has the biggest Will have stove wood at $t .75 a Mrs. Sam Nosier, of Coquille, stock of paint in Coos < minty and same by calling, proving pi perlv tier after Sept. 5th. Order by and paying for this ad. ti can save you money. it postal card. —C. H. Chandler. 3|-t2x accompanied by a friend, was a Ban Mr. and Mrs. Scullv, of Pat don visitor the latter part of last FOR SALE— Eight v acres Choice Mr. and Mrs Chris Rasmussen week. terson. N. J., arrived in Bandon I »st Bottom Land on Sixes River, Five left on the Bandon for Californi 1 Thursday. They are expert j ho— Castle Brand hats at I.orenz' miles from Port Drford, one-hill where they will spend a few weeks store; any style and color for $2.25 mile from county road. Address tographers and have taken a great visiting. The Bandon does n<»t while they last. Call early and get Alex Turner. Langlois, Or. 3'» .six many views of Bandon beach s< < ties. carry passengers, but tin y, went a-- ' hey left this morning for Coquille, your pick. 33 2! With every $20.00 cash ord r w< where they expect to stav for two the guests of the owners. Mens’ overcoats pants and vests will give you 40 lbs sugar for $1.50 weeks. Young men, you are cordially in ^3 at vited to join the young men's Bibl> it I.orenz’ store must be dosed out at I.orenz'* store. S. H Goff, the second-hand man When you sec ZEN I I II or STIL I Call and ins|>ect the goods. Prices class at the Methodist Stint! n on the hill, pays moicf>>r goods and will suit most any purse. 33 2t school. ETTO on a tool or piece of cutlery, sells l«»r less. Give him a < all and The Curry County Eair Associa Lorenz’ store wants all your pro it means the best juu can buy for get the reasor. Phone 211 33 tf tion was organized at Port Orford dure. We will pay you 40«: pet the money. Every piece is fully Ser .’ices at thi* Metlioiist Episco last Saturday. The object being to dozen for y< nr eggs in trade, and warranted by the Bandon Hardware pal Church Sunday as foil ws* Sun- make a systematic exhibit of the market price on all other pro Company. it «fay School 10 a m.; preaching at minerals, and products at the district duce. 33.2t E. N. Smith and family and Mr. , it a. m. Subject, '-The Child anti fair, which will be held in Roseburg. During the month of August tin and Mrs. L. W Deyoe left yesti-r th« Church." S|>ecial music by the Sept 20 to ?4 I^ikeport Banner. Ban Ion Haidware Company fur day for Riverside. Calif, when little folks. Epworth League at 7 The Dixie and Samson are on tin nished the complete lot of builders they will spend the winter, anti p. m , preaching at 8 p. m. .Sub ways at the local shipyards this hardwire and building material and when* they have interests. They ject. “ The Christim H> p<- This week, and as soon as they are re the paint lor both outside and inside will drive through and may visit the will Im the last si inion l»v the ptstor, paired, the yards will be chared for eleven new houses in Bando-i, | Klamath Falls countiy enroute. as he leaves for cold' reace next and work immediately commenced and tor five in the country. This I They are comfortably equipped tor week. N xt year he an I It s wife on two large scows for use on the looks like Bandon was growing and the journey and anticipate an enjoy expect to attend the Wii'am- 'te l.ni river. Wm, McKay has charge of ; show, where people aie buying their able outing.—Myrde Point Enter versity at Salem. Mr. Alkn will I hardware. it 1 prise. yards at present. 1 preach near Salem. I Local Lore ! J Sec or phone L. j Radley for all Paint has advanced 20c a gallon on the market, but the Bandoil kinds of Fire Wood. 27 tf Hardware Company will continue to Seaside Circle give a Progressive sell at the old low price till their Spelling Party at the K. of P. Hall present stock is reduced. it Iasi Thursday evening. The major Mrs. M. J. Hartson, Mis Fred ity of people not understanding the Slagle, Mrs. J. A. Lamb, sister, and manner of conducting such a party, friend, all of Coquille, were camping the attendance was nut as large as it last week on Bandon beach, return- otherwise would have been Those ng home Saturday. Miss Ray Col present report a very enjoyable time. lier, of Cotptille, joined the party the Mrs. J. M. Upton and children, of latter part of the week. Marshfield, were over Sumi y visi A number of the members of the tors in Bandon. Mr Upton cam«* 1 Eastern Star went to Coquille Wed over from the B ly Monday .md they nesday to attend the Natal Day ex proceeded down the ci ast to Lang- ercises. The Chap er at Coqn He 'ois the same «lay, to visit Mr. Up made elaborate preparations to en ton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. tertain their guests from the different Upton. lodges in the county The ladies of the Episcopal Guild For Sale. will serve dinner in the Concrete Hall, Saturday, Sept 10th from S. Elliott estate, three miles 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.in. Bill if south of Bandon, consisting ci 155 bare. Roast Meat, Boiled Beef, acres. 40 acres bottom land, or Mashed Potatoes, Beans, Salad, chard goo«l barn and 7 room house, Bread and Butter, Pie, Coffee anti hen house and park, fanning imple Tea. All for 25c per p ate. Every ments, 2 cows, all for $3,400, «in body invited. it reasonable terms. For further in The Bandon Hardware Company formation call at ranch. 32-3tx have sold more guns and ammuni tion up Io this «late this year than in Advertisement for Bids for the two full years prior. They have Street Improvement. the goods and are doing the busi N. ice r herety given that on the 7th day ness. 11 of September, 1910, al 7:30 p. m.. t'te Com Mrs. James Hughes, of Cape mon « >cnc 1 rf 'he Ci.y of Bardon will leceive Blanco, accompanied by her daugh . iab J bid, for - adin- Columbia Avenue, bc- ter Agnes, passed through Bandon tw n j<h aid fxh S.reet, «aid grad ig to ,or.- tile latter part of last week, on their «-t of »he 'vavalion of 1179.87 cubic yard, wav to Marshfield. From there they r id ' ie fiHir- of 121.27 cubic yard«. Council re -v— the li^ht 'o reject any and all went to Portland via slmr Break bid,. f uilher detaih a, *o «urh tpecih, alion, can water. Miss Agnes will attend St. be had from the under,i^M*d. Maty’s Academy the coming school Date«', Banaon, Otr.on, Auguat 28, 1910. year. 34 II E. B. KAUbRUD. Rscoricr, '