Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915, July 21, 1911, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextZ/ Bandon Recorder Published Every Tuesday and Friday by the Recorder F’u.toisiiing Company. C. E. KOPF, Managing Editor Subscription, $1 50 per Year in A IvHtice. Advertising Rates Made Known on Application. Job Priutiug a Specialty. Entered nt tbe Bandon Pottoftice as Second Class Matter. Joly 2i, 1911 FRIDAY “MARKET DAY” A TRADE GETTER Town Merchants Offer Big Bar gain Days to Farmers. GET THEM IN CROWDS. Hold Old Time Auction Also and Plevse tho Younger Set With Balloon Ascension—May Lose on Bargains, but Make Up on General Trade. vlnn corn cultivator that was evidently brought west In the seventies, and the farmer who takes it home thinks he has a bargain For the younger generation is offered the balloon asceuslon. This comes late In the nft**rnoon. amt the excitement of helping li«ld '<-iiuvan hot air bag n-liilv It Is intlatcd attracts every boy i t town ntirl country Tai.inc ao'-oiint of the day’s work, the iiter.hnnts titnl that while they have made no money on the special bargains amt have wrapped many pm Unges for which they received only cost. I lie. have along witli these sold n vast amount of goods that gave satisfactory returns Why does everybody travel on the Stmr. I ilteld? Because it gives the The number < f people kilhd year hist accommodations and service ly by 1 ild least» don’t approach the —45 " vast 1 111 I < 1 kil l <1 I y tlinan itn. No life is sale f 0111 their attacks They’re in air, water, duel. even I md. But grand protection is ai In Coos < r Curry Cou tics. Lathing, i irdrd by I lectric Bitters which Pl.istet ing or Chimney Work. destroy and expel these deadly 35 years experience All work lust class at right prices. disease germs from the svstem. Chat’s whv chills, fever and ague, A. M. FINCH, Bmidon, Ore. all malarial an I many bl md diseases yield promptly to this wonderul blood purifier. Try them, and en We are Agents fur the joy the glorious health and new strength tlny’ll give you. Money back if not s-atistii d. Only 50c at all druggists.' ----- one---- Famous Baldwin Pianos Men FedsFrom Trough«. WATCH YOUR KIDNEYS t f t t t Î’Y r Ed. Rscklcli Coffee. The first pound of roftee evei grown In the United States was produced near Brudeiitown. Fla . in psso by Mme. Julia Azerotb. ¡lie seed value from Mexico. For this pound the grow er received $10 In addition to three medals. ------OOO------ A bad taste in tile mouth come« from a disordered stomach and back ot that i- usually a torpid liver:—A condition which invites disease* Herbine is the remedy needed. It; corrects the stomach and makes the liver active and regular. Price 50c. Sold by C. Y. Lowe. ------ --------------- Only on ths Outside. "Why, Ethel, you don't uieau to tell me you want to marry that bnldhenil- ed Professor Wiseman?” , "It is true be is bald,” said Ethel, "but think how many young men oJ today are bald on the inside of their beads.” A. N. Gould Treasuier_______ ........... T. J. Thrift Di. Golden John F. Hall a call. ............................................. F.J. Feeney SEASIDE CAVP NO. 212. WOODMEN OF 11 IE WORLD, P. C. Meet. Firil «nd Third Thurtdayr. \ luliug Neighbor, welcomed. Wm. N. McKay, C. C. H. E. Boat, Secretary M mmwii I c . Plans and specifications furnished. If you are going to build give us a chunce and ive will save Prices $250 and up you money. No, 130 a f a M, Stated communications first Saturday after the full moon of each month. Ail Master Masons cordially invited. W. E. Craine, W. M. B Phil Pearson, Secretary CCIDENTAL CHAPTER. No. 45. O. E. S„ meets Saturday evening before and • after slated communication of Masc nic Lodge, i Visiting members cordially invited to attend. Anna L. Craine, W. M. Merta Mehl, Secretary. O I. O. O. F D ANDON LODGE. No. 133, I. O. O F. j •"** meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting I brothers in good standing cordially invited. Chas. P. Still. N. G. A. J. Hartman, Secretary Easy Terms The Thor BANDON DRUG CO. Is like a scared cat. If you want a good Motor Cycle, investigate the Thor It has free engine and all late improvements. This machine climbs hills like a scared cat. I am al ways ready to demonstrate it to you. R. W. TUCKER, Agent A Great Clubbing Offer Semi-Weekly Oregon Journal, one year_____ _______ _ Semi - Weekly Banden . Record r BANDON 1.50 one year__________ ........................... .. ..$3X0 Tot.l...................... . Both Papers One Year $2.00 The Semi-Weekly Oregon Journal Publishes the latest and most complete tele graphic news of the world; market where the market news can be and is cor home, an Agent Pacific Surety of Bandon Bldg. Office Bank Company. Phone 102. B.ndon, Oregan. I»K. K. W. and OREGON Office and reiidence in Panler re,ider.ee prope-'v next door to Bijou Theatre Full line of Harness, Sad dles, Bridles, Halters, Blankets and everything usually kept in a first- class harness shop. Repairing a Specialty DRSMITHJ MANN W. J. SABIN, Prop. DR JV F INGRAM Ol1iro.pra.c3to i- ROGERS It also has a PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE IN PANTER BUILD1.NG Office Hours 9 to 12—1 to 5 - BANDON, - OREGON Office Hours 9 to 12 a. nt. and 1 to 6 p. tn. Office in El Dorado Building Pnone Main 71 Bandon, Ote. interesting story page and a page he subscriber twice each week---104 times a FOUNDRY Dr. H. I.,. Houston PHYSICIAN &. SUliUHoN COMPANY H.iu. 1:30 to 4, p.m. ; 7 to 8 in the eveidiig. year. The Semi-Weekly I he sending your Bandon Recorder. subscrip We can fer for ihe Daily and Sunday, or Sunday J lurnal in connection with the Semi-Weekly Bandon Recorder. The White Is Kin^ I Brass, Bronze, Al uminum, Iron. ------- The Best All Around Family Sew corlt are Algeria, Tunis. Spain, l’ortu I ing Machine that can be produced Kai. France mid Corsi a .Made in both Rotary and Vibrator ----- xxx>------ Styles The Rotary makes both Ixick and Chain Stitch. The latest up to-the- fot their kidney and bladder ailments, minute steel attachment with each and for annoying urinary irregular- liei are always grateful both lor the machine. Sold on easy payments. Send name and address for our quick and |>ermanent relief they af beautiful H. T. catalogue free. ford, ar.dfor their tonic and strength ening effect as well. Try Foley Kid- W HITE SEW I NtM ACHIN F. CO. 1460 Market Street For sale ney Pills. For sale by Bandon Drug Co. San Francisco California Dr- I_i. F. Sorensen DENTIST Office Over Vienna Cafe Telephone at Office and Home. Phone 91, Bandon, Ore. RICES TRANSFER LINE R. H. RICE, Prop. All kinds of light and heavy drav- ing. Also sells and delivers mill wood, coal, etc Office at Hines' Store. Phone orders promptly at 1 - BANDON G. T. OREGON - TKEADGO1.D, ATTORNEY AND OOUNSELt « AT - LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC Bandon, Orfgen. OfticA With Bandon InvHnttiiAnl < <> Dr. H. îÆ. Brown. Resident Dentist. Office in Panier Building tended Office I lour.: Phone. 9 to 12 M. I Io 5 P. M, BANDON, OREGON If you wish a boule cold -- -----or*’ • S ri ns require c.neinl li«1 ilimut. K ep quiet and apply Ch.inrbeil.Hit's I. ihiih nt (reels It will ivmoveilie . >r. -,»•■«« 1 tn I ipu k 11 1 < - too- 1 In- pat t - <1 .1 II ••III <*• ».I lili’. I 1' • 1 s.tlv l»\ ¿ Y I <» at «. OltrtiOM MANDON, should be in every home in this vicinity. 1’he you can save $1 by Honrs, ‘.I tv 12 Ofiioe over Drug Store. Nipjht calle answered front oflire. Bandon Recorder tions to C. R. WADK Attorney a.t Uaw Harness Shop gives reliable page of special matter for the farm B. N. Harrington K. of R. S. BANDON reports, as it is published at Portland rected to date for each imue. Knight* of J’jrthlaH riELPHI LODGE, No. 64. Knights of Pythias. Meets every Monday evening at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to attend. J. C. Shields, C. C. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON . $1.50 __ . . . & andon lodge . Eastern Star Call at the Eagle, If you love the goods tint's old-- Call at the Eagle. C. R. BARROW Attointy and Counselor-at Law ’ Taint no use to sit and blink if you really need a drink. Just make a sign or ring a bell. And you bet they'll treat you right COQUIELE. - ORE Office oyer Skeels* Store Office Phone, Msin 335; residence. Main 346 Down at the Eagle Alvin Munck, Prop. B4ND0N, OREUON HIPPIEST GIRL IN LINCOLN such a good medicine." •tances "Going, going, gone—for 15 cents," by C. Y. Lowe. fflM tbe auctioneer orer an antedllu- Breuer, and Builders ing to examine them. Now and Than. Aiming to do right ia mil enough. You mast score uu oci-aaloual tut.— New tirleaus I'icuyuiie. THOSE WHO TIKE FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS M. Windsor. It costs you noth also give our suhscrilkers a good clubbing of Cork Countries, w. o. w. Keep the log, rolling boys I buying a Piano, give us two papers make a splendid combination and The prtui'lpnl cou 11 tries producing J. W. Mast Stevenion, H. Mancief, R. W. Boyle, R. W. If you are contemplating Dahlia Tubers. Parson's Poom atieiu EETS I irR and Thud Tueulay, of ea< li month at 8th run al the Bandon Wig- warn. Sojourning Chief, in good standing a>e cordially invited to attend. A. J. Hartman, J. C. Shedd,, C. of R. Sachem. Municipal Judge...____ ____ Geo. P. Topping Attorney L T zt Treasurer____________ _ ___ ________C. Y. Lowe j Councilmen.__ G. Biak, v* M BANDON CITY DIRECTORY Mayor...__ ___________ Lodge« are requeued to i notify this office on election of officers and J on change of meeting night. Cards under this head are 75c per inch per month. Lewah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R. M. County Judge..... ........... .. Commisi.<>ners_G. J. Armstrong, M. T. Dement Brown & Gibson Gives all the local news and happenings and From Rev. H. Stubenvoll, Alli son, la., in praise of Dr. King’s New Life Pills. ” 1 liey're such a health necessity, In every home these pills should be. Il oilier kinds you''.e tried in vain, Use Dr. King’s and be wt II again. Only 25c at all Drt ggtsts — - -- 4 I'. M. Dimmick ______ z ------ OOO------ The tubers of tlie dahlia, too acrid for most tastes, are still eaten in some parts of France. 4 W . . Gage •N Jame, Wation CM...................................... or more of comic each week, and it goes to Never leave home on a journey without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Chc.lera and Diarrhoea Rem edy. It is almost certain to be needed and cannot be obtained when on board the cars or steamships. For sale by C. Y. Lowe. Lodge and Professional Directory Contractors Right in t out bush st season when you have the b-a-d time Io spare you are most likely to take diarrhoea | and Jose several days' time, tnltssi vim have < hambeiIain's Colic Choi- ' era and Dim 1 hoe.1 Remedy at hand an take a dose on the first appear- ! mce of the disease. For sale by’ C. Y. Lowe. Coos County Directory. | À Wanted Wentworth Woodhouse has long been fumed for Its hospitality, but In tbe eighteenth century, when profea- I slomil caterers were unknown, guests ; there hud to rough it more thun those who entertained recently. Ou Jan. 7. 1732. Billiard Wardman writes from Wentworth Woodlmuse tbut "tny lord is to have a great diner for ull his tenents mid some other of his loveing gentlemen that Is parsons mid dok ters and potheccarys. and none is to be admitted but what has tickltts. I Their action contic.ls your health. am told they have killed eighteen His Read what Foley Kidney Pills have Does. Barons and Spoudones. lordship has got a man to make him done for y our neighbor. Mrs. 11. W. three Hundred duzoii of wooden Allen, Quincy, 111 , says: ”About trenchers. He finds him wood, and i year ago tny kidneys began bother tbe man makes them "—London Mall — <xx ------- ing me. 1 b id swelling in my ankles I All through the middle west an ex i cellent plan bus been devised by tbe J mercuauts of tbe smaller towns to bring back to themselves the trade of their former patrons who in these days of the automobile, the rural delivery and limbs, then headaches and und the catalogue advertisers have ■ nervous dizzv spells, and Liter severe been spending most of tbeir money In backaches. I was getting worse, the big cities. | when I began taking Foley Kidney They have revived the old fashioned I Pills. 1 kept on taking them until I "market day,” with Improvements j was once more treed from all kidney that tit into the new conditions. It Is For sale by Bandon Drug the outgrowth of many long discus ■tioul.le. sions in commercial clubs, boards of j Co. • K X » trade and business men’s organiza tions formed to unite merchants in an The First Comedy. effort to build up the towns Tbe tirat recorded comedy was played These organizations differ from those ut Athens B. C. STS. when Susurion of early days, when tbe chief object mid Union, the earliest traveling ac of their being was to devise ways to tors, performed a comedy of Busarion's vote bonds ns a bonus for a boom col ; composition on a mm able stage mount lege or carriage factory or some other ed upon four wheels. The new form iustltutious. which usually collapsed of play was so auccesstul that tbe ac after the bonus In.d lieeti spent They tors were rewarded by the grateful are mutual business getting assochi : populace with a cask of wiue and a lions, with a paid secretary and strict ' basket of tigs. Susurion belonged to rules concerning advertising outside Megarls, u slate of ancient Greece, the newspapers Sometimes they have whose inhabitants were celebrated tor u blacklist annex to curb the dead I tlielr coarse humor and who. in their | villages (luting the evenings were beats of the community. Market day Is frankly a trade win i wont to bold what they called a comus. tier It begins with a solicitation ' really u level, in which impromptu act among the merchants for special offer lug, coupled with buffoonery, played a ings. ea< h tlrni being limited to one . ousiderable pail. From this word we particular bargain. Then a page ad have our coimdy. vertisement Is placed In the weekly papers which circulate among tbe A Perk Into His Pocket farmers setting forth the various bar gains given on the particular Satur , would show the box of Bucklin'.« day selected. A checkerboard display Arnica Salve that E. S. Loper, a tells what the Arms will give, each being supposed to make remarkably 'carpenter, of Mm ill r, N. V. always low prices. For Instance: curies. ‘‘I have never.hid a cut, The restaurant patronized by the ' wound, bruise or sore, it would not farmers makes its full dinner, from soup to pie. that .lay 20 cents instead I soon heal,'' he writes. Greatest of 25 cents. healer of burns, boils, scalds, chap-; A barber shop announces that it will ped hand., and lips, fever-sores, give a cigar (quality not stated! free skin eruptions, eczema, corns and with every shave. A shoe store will give n bottle of piles 25c at all druggists. shoe polish free with every pair of shoes sold. A bakery gives seven loaves of bread A Debt to His Grandmother. for 25 cents Instead of six. In S. M. Ellis’ life of William Harri A garage offers nntomoblle oil at 25 son Ainsworth It Is nnrrnted that per cent discount. I'liomns Hughes, author of "Tom The newspapers reduce the price of Brown’s Schooldays." when n small subscription for that day only. boy liml II guinea given liftn. Tills When fifty or more 111 ms offer such a In Ills grmidmotlier took awny with opportunities there Is certain to be a 0111 Ills coii-imt mid purchased for him good deal of talk out through the coun 1 tine <<>py of Millon's poetry, saving try lie would value It when he grew up. "Guess we’ll have to go to town bar i. hercrts had tie spent the money lie gain day.” declares tbe farmer, and he would only Imve wasted It on the (ran plans accordingly. The younger gener | • Itoi v Joys of marbles, lops mid candy. ation is enthusiastic for another rea Needless to any. the unfortunate boy son—at 4 o’clock Is to lie a free bal I did not see matters In this light, and loon ascension. This line also been 1 In after years Thomas Hughes wrote paid for by the merchants as an added I In his "Early Memories:” attraction. ”1 owe to tny grandmother n dislike Ou the np|x>1nted Saturday the mer to Milton's poetry, which I doubt If I chants have everything In readiness. have ever quite got over.” No particular effort has been made to ----- ---------------- Inform the town folks The advertis ing has not been placed In the dally Stings or bites of insects tint are newspit|H*rs the day Is for the farm .»¡lowed by swellings, ptin or itch, ers Kill tile townspeople have found out. and early the thrifty housewife ing -ho ild be I reate I promptly is hurries downtown to obtain two pack they are poison >1. Bdl.ird s S. ow ages of oat meal for 15 . elite at one Liniment counteracts the poison It store and i> few yards of gitmhatu at is both .ml cplK mid hca'i-g. Price half price at another The big event of Hie day Is the public -S>'. 5”-’ -nd $f.oo per bottle uuctlou This Is made a feature of Sold by C Y l.owe. the advertising and Is about the only real touch of tlie old market day of our forefathers Mani farmers have Tho Paco. some articles which they wish to sell, “'You hear ro many people talking but not enough to liiive a sale nt the of 'Hie pm e that kills.’ I wonder farm They ate Invited to bring these wli t they mean exa. tly ." to town anil the bitsliu ss men furnish "Well, It depends. There’s the men the auctioneer who will nt 2 o'cl.wk .* tit or Is.y’s jhk e. for Instance. That hold n public sale lit tile square Clerks merely kills time.” — i’hiliiilelphlH are also fui'iitshisl. mid the owners of I’ress. the articles pay n small per cent on the - - , amount rivelved Hundreds of farmers surround the heterogeneous collection of old rakes, plows, washstands, gaso A Linco'n, Neb., girl writes, “1 line stoves, buggies and a few head of had been a'ling lor some time with stock This In to many of the farmers the chief attraction of the day. and chronic constipation and stomach through most of the nfterniKin the trouble. I begin taking Chamber sales continue In good old public ven due style The townspeople look on Iain's Stomach and Liver tabletsand with wonder ut tbe bidding, surprised in llitee days I was able to be up that anything could lw secured In cash md got better right along. I am for some of the articles offered. But tbe cnsh is not much In some In- the proudest girl in Lincoln to find .......................... , , , 1 , A . 1 L L ■ , 1 > » » > X Kill More Thin Wild Beasts PUBLIC LAND AND CASES. MINING If you are interested in any contest or any matter before the Interior De partment. write to Clark Sr Wright, registered land lawyers, 902 F Street | N. W (opposite Gen’l Land Office), Washington, D. C. Free information about contests and where to obtain scrip, locatable upon public lands without residence or cultivation. Everything ia the Drug - Line shbbsb Do you want pure drugs and drug sundries, fine perfumes, hair brushes and toilet articles. If so call cn C. Y. LOWE, The Druggist BANDON, ORE.