Semi-weekly Bandon recorder., July 21, 1911, Image 4

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R. E. Buck brought two turnips 4-
to this office vesterdav afternoon that ?: BANDON CHURCHES
are the equal of anybody’s turnips •; rtT t-'rrrx -t-rr- -r -t-i t ¡rt r rt~r
raised in any' land. The larger one
E piscopal .
of the l wo was about six inches high
Sen ices on the 2d. 41I1 and 5th
W. E Dungan, the ¡xipular trav­
and at least five inches in diameter Smulat s of the month at 11 a. in.
eling salesman, was calling on his
and the other one was not much and 7:3 » p. m. Sunday school on
Bandon customers yesterday.
smaller. Mr. Buck says the man
Jack Flanagan of Marshfield was a who says you can’t raise good vege all Sundays at 1 o 1 in.
— Win. Horsefa’I. Archdeacon.
' Bandon visitor Wednesday and tables in Coos county, does not know
Thursday.
P resbyterian .
what he is talking about. Ail they
For Signs, see S trowbridge , the need to do is to take care of their
Services will lie as follows’
Sign Painter, in the old Kime Bldg gardens the same as people do else
Quiet Hour, 9:45
Su iduy school at to o'clock.
on Atwater street.
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where and this will be the garden
Preicning at t1 :oo.
Jennie B. Nagley, who is demon­ spot of the earth, It mi ht be ad-
Christian Endeavor will convene
strating the Sperry Flour Co.’s flour ded that looks and size are mt the
in Bandon, will be at the Rosa Co.’s only inerirs of Mr. Buck's turnips, at 7:00 p. in.
Pleaching at 8:00.
store Monday and Tuesday of next but they have the taste as well
H C. H artranft . Pastor.
week.
F ot T rade —6 room house and 4
Mrs. Sam Nosier of Coquille was g irden lots to trade for Bandon
A dventist C hristian .
a Bandon visitor this week.
propel tv; house and lots preferred
Regal ir services Sundays in Con­
F or S ale C heap —Span of horses, Pacific Real Estate Co., Coquille crete Hall.
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Sunday school held at 10:00 a. m.
One dark bay mare, 4 years old,
Preaching at 11 :oo a. 'in.
Rev F. J. Chatburn, of the Lat
weight about 1450, and one gray
Loyal Workers Society 6:30 p in.
gelding, 8 years old, weight 1400. ter Dav S lint’s church, has moved
Preaching at 7:30 p. m.
Inquire of 1. L. Baumgardner, Riv­ hum Myrtle Point to Bandon, hav­
Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
ing bought the Geo. Lorenz proper­
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erton.
You
are cordially invited to at'end.
ty.
Mr.
Chatburn
will
have
charge
Mrs. A. T. Fetter of San Francis-
J. S pencer T ilton . Pastor.
co arrived on the Elizabeth last even­ of this district of Latter Day Saint
ing for a few weeks’ vis’t with her churches. D. W. Carpenter is pres­
B aptist .
ident of the local church.
mother, Mrs. Sarah -Costello.
Sunday School at 10 a.
Everybody get in and boost for
If you appreciate speed, comfort
Breaching at 11 a. in
and safety, travel on the Stmr. Fi- the Carnival and Agricultural Fair
R ev . E lbert B rayton ,
We are going to have a fall festivity
field.
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Pastor.
F. J. Fahy, cashier of the Bank of that will be well worth going miles
L atter D av S aints .
Bandon, went to Marshfield yester­ Io see, anil we invite all southwestern
Reorganized
Church of Jesus
Oregon
to
join
in
helping
to
make
day to meet his sisters, Mrs. Alfred I
Christ
of
LatterJJay
Saints, Colum-
it
a
success,
besides
enjoying
three
Brown and Miss Flo Fahy who were
[
bi.
1
Avenue
days
of
fun
and
education.
passengers on the Breakwater from
. ........ .
You boost for a good thing, don’t
Portland.
For butter tubs, butter hirrels and von? Boost for the Stmr Filield
iish barrels, see T. W. Robison at and you will then boost the “good
thing” along.
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Central Warehouse.
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Loyal Wiren went lip to Asteria
John Sumerlin and wife, Mrs. Ed.
Lewellyn and Mrs. Charles Schroder, with the new gasoline schooner Hul-
of Myrtle Point, came to Bandon da, and will visit friends up there
Wednesday for a lew days respite for a while and take in the big Asto­
M E C hurch
from the extreme heat of Myrtle ria centennial.
Sabbath school io a. m.
Point.
A committee, consisting of Rev,
Morning service ti a.
Fine White Leghorn and White Wm. Chandler, Elder J. S. Root and
lipworth League 7:00 p.
Plymouth Rock cockerels for sale. J. F. Mumford of Myrtle Point,
Preaching .8.00 p. 111.
came down Tuesday to make ar­
Carl Nelson, Bandon.
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Ladies’ Aid Tuesdays 2:00 p.
Special services at the Latter Diy rangements to build a Bi etliren (Dun-
Prayer
Meeting Thursdays 8:00.
Saints' Church by F. M. Sheehy, in kard) church on the lots which the
C.
Oscar Heath, Pastor.
charge of the Pacific Slope Mission, church owns or. Fourth and 5 ain
are now in progress and will continue streets. Rev. J. W. Barnett, who
Notice For Publication
over next week.
Elder Sheehy recently moved into the Dickson
preaches modern theology. Come house, will have charge of the work
md will also be pastor of the church.
and see. Special music.
Department of the Interior.
The Stmr I*¡field has the best pas­ They hope to stmt a Sunday-school U. S. Land Office.
soon.
Roseburg, Oregon, July I, 1911.
senger service and accommodations
Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Belle Axtell ■
S
ay
,
watch
the
horses
smile
and
of any boats leaving ports south ol
Kolp, whose post office address is Bandon, i
Portland, Why travel by any other [grow fat when you feed them grain Oregon, did, on the 18 day of August, 1910, I
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boat when it does not cost you any and hay from T. Robison.
I file in this office sworn statement and application
Mrs. Chas. Evl.mil of Coquille is , No. 06528, to purchase theNEI-4 SWI 4 |
more?
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Residence buildings are springing spending the week in Bandon, visit­ i Section 34, Township 29 S. Range 14 West
up so rapidly in every part ot Ban ing her son, Fred J. Tuttle and fam­ I Willamette Meridian, and the number thereon,
undtr the provisions oi the act ot June 3, 1878,
don, that it is impossible to keep tab ily, and daughter. Mrs. Ed Gallier and acts amendatory, known as the "Timber
on all of them, and it might also be and family.
and Stone Law," at such value as migat be
Rev. C. Oscar Heath arrived here fixed by appraisement, and that, pursuant to such
said that they are tilling up with
people and there are mighty few from Salem List week and has ac­ application, the land and timber thereon have
cepted the pastorate of the Bandon been appraised, $106.00, the timber estimated
vacant houses in town.
240,000 board feet at 40 cents per M, and the
E xtra —See T. W. Robison fot M. E. church, where he will hold land $10.00; that said applicant will offer final
special feed for chickens, horses, services regularly. Mr. Heath comes proof in support of his application and sworn
cows, etc. Try his Rolled Oats recommended as a tirst-cl iss Christian statement on the 15 day of September, |9||,
gentleman anil a preacher of mure before A. D. Morse, United States Commission­
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Nothing can beat them.
er, at Bandon, Oregon.
J. M. Baker is putting up a new than ordinary ability.
Any person is at liberty to protest this pur­
Bandon \\ art-house Co have just chase before rntiy, or initiate a contest at any
building on his kit nt xt toGo't'r-
second hand store on the pl ink load. what you want in hay, grain and t me before patent issues, by filing a corroborated
affidavit in this office, alleging facts which would
'1 he building will be occupied b\ lei ds. See I l.em.
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i defeat the entry.
Miss J. L. Mott as a milliner store.
Mrs Frank Holman left Wednes
BENJAMIN F. JONES
5|-t|lM
Register
day
lor Ashland and other valles
Sam Hines has his new building
points
where
she
will
visit
for
some
on Columbia avenue neatly com-
Notice for Publication.
pleted, and when finished will have time.
Bandon Furniture Co. have just
a fine and commodious business
received a select lire of wall paper
house.
Department of the Interior.
U. S. I-anil Office,
alright
prices.
Oatmeal
paper
6octs
S
ale
or
R
ent
Mv
ptop-
F or
Roseburg, Oregon, June 16, 1911.
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erty in B.indon. See J. S Tilton 01 pet roll
Notice is hereby given that Noah A. Kendall,
Mrs. |. I.. Ktonenbtrg and sons of Bullards. Oregon, who, on December 6, 1910,
phone Farmer« 17. I. J. Davison
lelt
Wednesday tor Ashland, Or. lor made timber and stone application. No. 0555ft,
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a
visit
with her sister, Mrs. Foley, ; for N 1-2 NE 1-4, Section ft, Township 27 S, [
Remember the dates of the Ban
Range 14 West, Willamette Meridian, has filed j
don Carnival and Agricultural Fair, and will also visit .it San Francisco notice ot intention to rr.ake final timber and stout I
Mrs Belloni and
August 24-25 26. Phey will lie tiller before returning
proof, to establish claim to the land above de- I
Mrs
Bill
Nye,
of
Coquille,
will oc­ scribed, before Charles B. Selby, United Stales I
memorable days .n the histo.i of the
cupy the bungalow during the ab Commissionei,al Marshfield. Oregon.on the 2nd
Coquille valley.
s iicei t Mrs. Kroncnberg,
day ol September, 191 I.
F or S ai f . House and two lots
Claimant names as witnesses'- Stephen F. I
The open season for salmon came Johnson,
Anton Sacchi. James Morrison and I
in I’tosper,
m Saturday, but the supply is yet Warren Bullard, all of Bullards. Oregon.
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--mall, and the dem md exceeds tilt­
BENJAMIN F. JONES,
w ho IS 111 supply by a good margin.
Elder F. M
4ft lOt-F
Register.
Day Saint
charge of the
slope, is in
churches <>• the
Bandon at present, holding services fi
at the local church Mr Sheehv is
a very strong and logical preacliei
A committee of the Brethren
Thl« I. th. titl. of • beautiful 64-page book, which
church has been in Bandon this week
will «how any boy or girt how to SUCCEED Drop a
postal In the mail TODAY auJ It will b. oent TREE
looking over the situation with the
The alm of the College le to dlguUy and popularl««
the induatn««. and to <«r«e ALL the pem>le It offer,
view to building church ot that de­
court«« in Agricultur.. Civil tnz’-.c criu-r. Electrical
Engineering Mechanical Kntlneeitu«. as.ultra Encln
nomination.
eerlug. Foreatry, Dotu««tl<x science and Art. Com
mere. Pharmacy and Must«. The Colleg. open«
F. T. Tuttle has the lumber < n the
Beptember Bld Catajog rrw.
Address RE0I8TRAR. OREGON AGRICULTURAL
ground and will start the building ot
COLLEGE. Corvallis, Oregon
a tine new bungalow on his lots in
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Local
Lore ]
y OREGONAGRICULTURAL COLLEGt
DIGNIFYING
Tilt
INDUSTRIES’
Azalea Park.
í
Second Annual
Clearance Sale
is now on. Every Suit in our Store reduced
from 15 to 25 per cent. We never carry
merchandise from one season to the next
Below we quote you some of the prices
Read them carefully.
Men’s 812.00 Suits, i» now 8 9 .35
11.25
15.00
13.50
18.00
15.00
20.00
22.50
16.85
a
25.00
18.75
27.50
20.65
i»
it
it
it
Twenty per cent, off on all broken lines
of Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes,
Men’s Hats, Underwear, Shirts, Boy’s Suits,
en per cent, reduction on all regular stock.
Hub Clothing & Shoe Co
Money Talks. Cash Only
BANDON
OREGON
Lots in Bennett’s
Platt B Addition
to Bandon Free
I
To the first person who twiil build a
house on one lot in any block in Ben
nett’s Plat B Addition to Bandon, we
will give a lot free. Lots are selling at
I
condition is that the house on the $30
I
lots shall not cost less than $300, and the
house on the $45 lots shall cost at least
$450.
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Here is your chance to get
an elegant home with little cost
SMITH & DEYOE
Bandon, Oregon