G w O 90 « o • v oe 0 e • t- • a ¿J BANDON churches J 7 rrttit rt *xtn rf f tTTTTT i Ceos Còunif Directory« j----------- 4 *t r* * 4 s • • • J » <©. * ¥ • « • » * I h r K« prc.^pUXive. ...... ......... K. EL L. Lx-v.Jl.Gn ' M ethodist . Sabbath scnool io a. m., E A. Ctak................. .... ___Jua-W V» elk a Philpott, Supt. _____ A . N. Goul« Su. vevor Morning service 11 a. m. Ser­ TieafUier......... ................... ____ Ì . M. DnunuLK mon by the pastor.—“The Masks ÄUCMO«.. .... .. ............. .... . T. J Thrdt Coroact................. .. . .. .......... 1>. Golden ot a Christian,** followed by the re­ County Judge.................... ____ John F. Hell ceptioii of new members. Couioiu .uaeo E. A. Aoueixie. \X I . Dvtueni ni. Junior Epworth League 3 p. BANDON CITY DIRECTORY Mrs. Loretta Roberts, Supt. Senior Epworth League G 45 P- Mujor_____ _________ ................ J. W. Mesti Bee order m. Treasurer_____ ______ _ ________ C. Y. Lowe Evening Service, 7:30 p. m.— Munuipel Jinlye ______ ... Geo. P. Topping Special—Children's Choir, Juvenile Attorney __ ____ , . ................ I . J. Eeenei Solo», Come and hear the chilo < Æunciirnen _ __ G. Boak. M. Breuer, P. C. Stevenson, H. Men«let. K. W. Boyle. R. W. ren sing. Welcome. Wuuisor. H. L. G rahous , I’aSlor •«Fl Fl ELD*’— Hie ‘ONLY WAY.” Win. Gallier, who has been on the sick list for seme time, rem «ins about the same. Miss Eleanor M. Elite tt, formerly <>l Oberlin, Ohio, where she studied three years in the Oberlin College of Music, has begun her class in ftiano forte. Call and sec her lor particu­ lars regaiding lessons. 5* *3 Mrs. Myrtle Mitchell, of 1 arising, Midi , will open dressmaking par­ lors first door west ol laundry. 52t2x FOR SALE — i ivc rr.otli colt.ige ' and furniture, and two lots. Best I’Ri sia 1 ERIAN. 1« h .«lion 111 town. Close in. Inquire 29-1! of Nels Rasmussen. Si rvicts w.ii be as follows: Hark Dunham, the well known (¿met hour lor prayer at 9 4 5 skip|>er , is now captain of the New- u 1’clock. |s>rt, plying between the Coquille Sunday school at 10 o’clock. river and Coos Bay. Preaching at 11 :oo. See or phone L. J Radley for all At the morning services we are kinds of Fire Wood. 27 tf following a sluily «>1 the book of Ga­ Mr. and Mrs. Schneider of Myrtle latians. Come and bring your Point are Bandon visitors this week, Bible. registering at the Pacific House. Christian Endeavor will convene Mr. and Mrs. James Denholm ar­ at 6:30 p. in. rived yesterday from Portland to Pieaching at 7:30. visit lheir daughter, Mrs. 1. W H C. H artranft , Pastor. Robison. Mr. Denholm will look alter business afiaiis while here. A dventist C hristian . W anted —-$1,000 lor 3 years at Regular services Sundays in Con­ 10 | er cent, interest. Land secur­ crete Hall, ity. Inquire at this office. 46-16 Sunday school held al 10:00 a.m.; Fred Mehl is having a big rush of Loyal Workers Society 6:30 p;in. work in his planing mill at present, and is employing from six to ten C hristian S cience . men constantly. Fred is a hustler Christian Science services are held when it comes to the planing business in the K. of 1’. hall at 11 a.m. each or anything rise in his line, conse Sunday, Lesson subject for Novem quently he deserves and gets the ber 201I1. “Soul anil Body, ” The business. public is cordially invited to attend. Will Marshall, of the Marshall ranch down the coast, came up to Capt O. Wiren, cooperative ob Bandon yesterday with some beef servor reports the rainfall for the 24 cattle. Ladies* M. B. Nuform Corsets for hours, closing at 6:00 o’clock last night as .55 of an inch tl sale at Rosa Co.’s. The Ladies* Art Gluf» was enter Mrs. Christiana Ohman returned taintd yesterday afternoon by Mrs. home Monday alter a visit of several Floin at the Timmons’ Building weeks’ duration with relatives at the This being the first time Mrs. Floin Bay. had entertained the Club, a particu Attorneys Geo. P. Topping and larly pleasant afternoon was passed G. T. Treadgold of this city were by those present. business visitors at the county seat W anted —House work by the Monday. day. Phone 303. 5o t4x The Epworth league of the M. E. Mr. McKillips, the sewing machine church will give a box supper and agent from North Bend, is a Bandon program in Concrete Hall on Jthe visitor at present evening of December 2nd. Don’t forget that T. W. Robison Don’t forget that the G. A. R. is handling all kinds of hay, grain, will give their annual Masquerade feed, etc., at the very lowest Ball in Oriental Hall, Christmas prices. 40-tf Eve. Willis Nealy of the North Fork » You Should Buy of Us WE SAVE YOU from 20 to 30 per cent, on every article. We do this by our system of buying and scaling for cash. You are not asked to pay for what your BANDON TIDES J » »"i I i T » * TT-r. :TT*r. HIGH WATE R Saturday, Sunday. Monday, «« Tuesday, «« Saturday, Sunday, •• Monday, •• Tuesday, v..7.3 19 ...1:42 a. •• 9.8 19 .JOO p- m Nov. 20 ...2:38 a. m. . 7.0 •• 20 ..1:43 1 ■ m. ...9.3 1 18 a. m._ Nov. 21 70 M 8.6 21. ..2:40 p. m. Nov. 22 5:49 a. m. . 6.8 M 22 . 3:45 p m.. ...7.8 lOW WATER Nov. 19 7:17 a. m.. ...3.2 19...8:20 p. m. -l.i Nov. 20.. .8:10 a. m._ ...3.6 20.. 9:12 p. m._ -1.1 Nov. 21 9:12 a. ni. .. 3.9 •• 21 10:11 p. m. -0.6 Nov. 22 10:28 a. m. ...4.0 •• 22 11:10 p. m. .......... Nov. neighbor beat us out of. A credit house could not exist unless they charged ft. ft- you enough to make up for the loss of bad accounts. ft- ft. thing we buy and get cash for everything we sell. it ft 11 It. store and pay cash and your neighbor come in right after you and get six ft. ft. ft. ft. it. it ft. your hard earned cash for the same amount of merchandise that your neighbor -- saler on credit and pay him more for his merchandise. Death of Mrs. J. D. Mills. We pay cash for every­ You do not come into our months’ or a year’s credit, but this is what you have to contend with every day in your credit stores. Now, Mr. Man, do you think this is justice; you pay out gets six months credit on. We say that a credit store has to charge you more because no man doing a credit business can collect all the accounts he has on his books. And again, when he sells on credit he has to buy from the whole­ All we ask of you is to step into our store, get our prices and see for yourself what you can save. All our New Fall and Winter Clothing is now open for inspection. The death of Mrs. J. I). Mills, which occurred at North Bend Wed nesday, has cast a great gloom over her many friends in this city. Mrs. «Mils was the wife of J. D Mills, the genial manager of the Hotel Gallier, and Miss Edna Mills is lheir daughter. Deceased formerly lived in St. Paul, Minn., but came to Bandon about three moi.ths ago to be with her husband and daughter. At that time she was apparently in good health but the disease, which no doubt had been working on her for s< «me lime, suddenly took a violent iorm, and on last Eriday she was taken to Coos Bay to enter a hospi tai for an operation, which it was hoped might be the means of restor ing her to health; but this also proved of no avail. The remains were brought to Ba i- don yesterday and interment wa- made in the Bandon cemetery today. The funeial was held at St. John’s Episcopal church at 2:30 o’clock this afternoon. The number of people who attended the funeral and the beautiiul floral contributions testified to the high esteem in which the 1 ills family is held. During her short stay here, Mrs. Mills greatly endeared herself to many people, and a large circle of friends will extend the most sincere sympathy to Mr. Mills and his daughter. received a tine Jersey bull on the last The Eirst National Bank at Marsh­ trip of the Newport from Portland, field has been bought by the First and Frank Van I.uven a Jersey Trust and Savings Bank, and tne heifer that would be hard to excel. capital stock will be increased to Coos and Curry county ranchers are $ ioo ,< mx >. with an ample surplus. stocking up with the best grades of J. E. Waisttom has a new hoist­ cattle, horses and hogs to be hail, ing engine to draw freight up the and this is going to be the greatest slip at Central Warehouse. This live stock section west of th« «Missis makes a great improvement over the sippi valley in a few years. old way of hoisting with a horse, The Meeting. Place your orders at once for all SAYS HE. and is much faster in its operation. ’Twa« a Ions way and lone way. Mnvour- kinds of grass seed, seed grains, etc. neen. with T. W. Robison, at Central But lt’e millions av miles, as he knows. That a hungerin', wanderin' sunlieam goes 40-tf Warehouse. To be gettln’ a kiss K. of P. Ball. No warmer than this “Take out that want ail” was th : From the lips av no sweeter a rose! request of Mrs. M, E. Walk« r, SHE. I he annual ball of Delphi I.odgc •Tl» n long way SAYS ye’ve thravelefi, me throe Bandon Post Mistress, to the R e j K. ol P., will be held in Oriental love; C order man the other day. When TIs a long thrlp ye've made on the sea, Hall to morrow night ami promises For the sake av a shlip av a gurl lolke asked why she desired the ad. taken me. For a bit av a kiss out she said: “I have more appli­ to be one o. the social events of the No betther than this— season. cants than 1 know what to do with.” ti « a long road ye've thraveled. Machree! —Success Magazine Mrs. Walker had advertised for a Elegant programs have been is­ sued anil everything is in readiness girl or woman to do house work. Sitter’« Beau. Mr. Rinks — I h thHt you, Johnnio? Call on M. A. Norton at Lint's for a grand social affair. Tell your sister there’s no hurry. We Studio, for graining or sign paint-* The grand march will begin at have plenty of time. ing. 41 tf 9:1x1 o’clock and dancing will con­ Johnnie—Can't «top now, Mr. Ilinks. Sister was washing her linir today an’ H. E. James wh° h^d the misfor­ tinue until midnight, at which time left It bangin' on th’ line, an' the tune to get his arm broken at I I k * the Pythian Sisters will sei ve sup­ wind just now blew it over the fence, Dopp Shingle Mill a couple of weeks per in the hall below, and it goes an’ I’m hurryin’ so’a I can Ret there tiefor«' the bull pup chews it!"—Cleve ago, is getting along nicely at pres without saying that this will be one Land Plain Dealer. < nt. but w ul probably he laid up for <>l the best leatures ol the event Unafraid. two or three weeks yet. It is r«’|>«>rteci that there will be a Who's afraid of a cow? Miss Myrtle Endicott, w ho lias large* number present Irom Coquille They're BO gentle and kind You can go up quite close and they been nurse in a hospital al Watson - and Myrtle Point and everybody is none of ’em mind. An" they like little girls, so I’ve heard ville, Calif , was visiting relatives anticipating the affair with great ex­ people say. I wish. oh. I wish, they was furder and friends here last week, Sil«- li IS pectations, and they will not be dis­ away! accepted a place at M.trxlilit Id an«l appoint'd for the K. P. boys al­ Pooh! Who'« nfraidT „ will make that her alxxle for a time ways give a go <1 account of them- They're as good a« can be. An’ one « a child cow that Is yeungor than at least.—Myrtle Point Enteiprise. .clves on all occasions me. A»' they give ua good milk, an’ the*«' a Miss Endicott at onetime rtsi«led in nothing to four Bat 1 wish. oh. I wish, that my daddy Bandon for a number «>f years, and Was here* is well known to Bandonians. The R ecorder for Jub Woik. —Harper’s Magazine. S *«■ e • ut rr4 I Hub Clothing and Shoe Co. Your Money Savers BANDON MARSHFIELD Cash Only. Miladys Mirror “An Idea many women possess that «11 «-'ismetlcs are expensive is errone­ ous." declartsl a beauty o not economize in your brush buy­ that means tenderness of bean, purity ing. Cheap bristles tear the hair and of purpose, honesty of soul and kitxlli may injure the scalp A brush with an ness of thought. air filled back Is advised by many hair­ dressers. When the hair Is not heavy A Shining No««. a narrow brush, snch ns Is used for Summer is a sorry time for the wo­ shami»sdng. is a gotxl choice for daily brushing, for it is more likely to get man whose nose shines. She usually resorts to power, which coarsens the luto the scalp. ixx-es, or she mops with alcohol, which dries up the skin. Another Secret of Beauty. Instead of these, try bathing the Sleep is a wonderful tx'uutifier. Noth­ ing so rounds out hollows as sound, parts with hot water in which a tea­ healthful sleep, nothing so aoothes nnd spoonful of ¡lowdered borax has been mends irritated nnd broken nerves, dissolved to each pint Wiping the surface of the nose with a nothing so restores the tissue's of the tired tuxly as plenty of natural sleep soft flannel or piece of silk keeps down in a well ventilated room, and nothing the shine. Do not rub hard or redness Ls fairer and softer and more peacelike results. than the dellcnte flush on the cheeks To Whiten 8k in. of one who has just stepiied out of the The girl whoae face and neck are not realm of dreams, where all tilings are as flrm and white as ahe wishes may rose colons}. try the following treatment with good A clover writer says worry is a mor­ resulta: Into a pint of freah sweet tal enemy to beauty and charm of nino ner. This is undeniably true. Worry milk put one teaapoonfnl of aalt Ida- over the Inevitable is not only a wrin­ solve the aalt well end wrtah the face kle Inducer and a frown Instigator, but and neck with thia at night, letting it it is u «enselexs mid wicked retM-fllon dry on and washing off with tepid wa­ against what cannot I m * helped. Worry ter the next morning. Thia makes the clouds the eyes, makes the voice sharp akin flrm and white if peralated In.