Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915, August 01, 1911, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextBandon Reo ox* der Published Every Tuesday and Friday by the Recorder FuHoisiiing Company. C. E. KOPF, Managing Editor Subscription, Si 50 per Year in Aiivtmce. Advertising Kates Made Known on Application. Job Printing a Specialty Entered at the Bandon Postollice as Second Clans Matter. August I, 191 ! '1 UE.SDAY lue uro I'ulfei!' " I know." su I ii little girl. ." Popular Monthly. "Mani in the old da.v s oi long ago--in the »‘urly alxtirti. don't you know —when grandma waa on drena parade, with the beau« a hit she al ways made Grandma was a modest miss, and her hoopHkirt looked like thia: 1 wonder what grandma would say if sne could see the girls today as they hob ble here anil nobble there. both feet handicapped fot fair. Oh, would she envy any miss in a hobble skirt Uke this? -Chicago News. These Hens Roo3t High. No Mistake. The golf bug's aotil eauie buck from a little range around Sntan's preserve with a smile as wide as the Amazon river "I say." It exclnimed. "I don't cull this much of n hell. They have the finest golf course out there I ever saw Iu my life." A ilroll looking old soul who was sit ting on the safety valve looktsl up. "Hut <lld you see anybody playing on It?" lie asked "No,” lhe newcomer admitted, jlldn I ' The old timer chuckled. ■' I tint's It. tie said "lie won't let nnybodv play on It” St laiula Post I >ls| at. ti Cheers For the Glass Hen. The "frost proof” lieu may be com tug. «nyit tli<' llurul New Yorker, but the glims hen Is here, and cue of her June egga In Jmium i does very well. Water glims or silicate of sodu Is the best family presei vutlve for eggs, mid It will puy liny farmer to breed the glass lien Eggs laid iu April. Muy and June me best tor preserving. Boll nine gnlloiis of water, After It hus cooled pour in one gallon of water glass mid stir It thoroughly l’ut In II atone Jur mid gently plnee tn tlie mix ture about thirty do/, ii < r •* Get them us elos1 to Injlng ns possible limi time them vleun I'ut tlie jur In the cellar or a dark mom. covit It over mid let it alone until you want th ' <• •>..s For family use the glass heli Is u wonder Iu Its way n good partner for silf Ifa. vetch ami the rent of I lie farm helpers. •s ;■ 4 V : ♦ CARDEN. BANDON CITY DIRECTORY w. o. w. Keep the logs lolling boys I SEASIDE CAMP NO. 212, WOODMEN OI I HE WORLD. Councilman __ M. Breuer, R. W. Boyle, H. Man. let, Win. McKay. C. E. Bowman, H. Brown & Gibson and Builders Plans and specifications furnished. chance and we will save Prices $250 and up Easy Terms I J The Thor Is like a scared cat. If yon 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 Semi-Weekly Oregon Journal, one $1.50 yrar ............................... ................. Semi - Weekly Bandon Recorder BANDON Full line of Harness, Sad dles, Bridles, Halters, Blankets and everything usually kept in a first- class harness shop. Repairing a Specialty The Semi-Weekly Oregon .Io n r n a I the latest and most complete tele A well known Des Moines woman after suffering miserably for two days Irom bowel complaint, was cured by one ilo.se of Chamberlain's Co ic, Cho'era ami Diarrhoea Remedy, bor sale by C. Y. Lowe. graphic news of the world; market reports, as it is published at Portland W. J. SABIN, Prop. give» reliable where the market news can be and is cor rected to date for eac.i issue. home, an ROGERS It also has a page of special matter for the farm and interesting story page and a page FOUNDRY COMPANY or more of comic each week, and it goes to he subscriber twice each week---104 times a year. Knew More Than All of Them. The Semi-Weekly ■ Gives all the local news and happenings and .hould be in every home in this vicinity. The two paper: make a splendid combination and tions to sending your I he Bandon P.ecoider. subscrip Brass, Bronze, Al uminum, Iron J The Old Flame. She turned him down tie went away And made Ills fortune nut of pork, in five short years, so others say. ills name whs known in old New York. Phone 91, Bandon, Ore. She married Now het hiiRhand. wild. Would llae to lent him limb f m limb When »ha recalls I he chance Nhe had And says. ”1 could have married him.” — Detroit Free I re»». Th. Child Meant Well. Michiganders Now what little bor or Journal. girl can tell tur what the people of I Kulghtw of Pythias TYELPH1 LODGE, N o . 64, Knights of Pythias. Meets every Monday evening at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to attend. J. C. Shields, C. C. B. N. Harrington K. of R. S. C. R. WADE Attorney at Law Agent Pacific Bandon Recorder. Office Bank Surety Company. of Bandon Bldg. Phone 102, Bandon, Oregan. BANDON OREGON Office and residence in Panici residence property next door to Bijou 1 heatre DRSMITHJ TZtLAKN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE IN PANTER BUI I.DING Office Hours 9 to 12—1 to 5 BANDON, OREGON DR AL. F> IKTGR.AL1ZL Chiropractor Office Hours 9 to 12 a. ni. and 1 to 6 p. m. Office in El Dorado Building Pnone Main 71 Bandon, Ore. Dr. Tï. X j . Houston PHYSICIAN Hi SUllGHoN Ni^ht calls answered from office. IIANDON Oll FOON Dr L. F». Sorensen RICE’S TRANSFER LINE • The White Is King Office Over Vienna Cafe Telephone at Office and Home. | J urnal in connection with the Semi-Weekly I Do not allow your kidney bladder trouble to dgvt 1 >p beyond the reach <d medicine. I’.ike Eoh \ Kidney Pills. I’het give quick r suits and stop irregularities with stir prising promptness.— Bandon I Co. LODGE, No. 133, I. O. O. F. meets every Wednesday evening. V isiting brothers in good standing cordially invited. Chas. P. Still. N. G. A. J. Hartman, Secretary DENTIST R. H. RICE, Prop. « BANDON G. OREGON T. TKEADGOI.II ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL! f< AT - LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC Ail kinds of light and heavy Grav Bandoti, Orogen. ing. Also sells and delivers mill wood, coal, etc Office at Hines' Office With Bandon Investment < n Store. Phone orders promptly al Dr Tï- IvT. Brown. tended Resident Dentist. Office in Panter Building If you wuh a bottle cold- — Call at the Laglr, Office Hour«: If you love the good« that*» old-> Phone, 9 to 12 M., I to 5 P. M, BANDON. OREGON Call at the Eagle. Taint no use to Mt and I.Luk If you really need a drink, Just make a sign or ring a bell. And you bet they’ll treat you right Down at the Eagle The flower garden may not bo «• profitable as the vegetable garden, hut will add cheer, com fort and contentment to the home. The rest and peace of mind afforded by strolls in the f'ower garden are not to be com pared with money. D ANDON We can also give our subscribers a good clubbing of- i fer for lhe Daily and Sunday, or Sunday I . chapter No. 45, o. E. S„ meets Saturday evening before aud alter stated cornmuracaliou oi Masonic Lodge. Visiting members cordially invited to attend. Anna L. Craine. W. M. Merta Mehl, Secretary. Otho« over l>ru« Store. Moura, 9 to ¡2 h . hj . 1to 4, p.ua.; 7 to 8 iu the evening. Bandon Recorder you can save $ I by Eastern Star A ccidental PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Harness Shop $5x0 It Would Answer. Publishes W. E. Creine, W. M. I»lt. K. W. KOSNI J I.H ________ 1.50 1 old I M, Staled communications first Saturday after the full moon of each riionth. Special communication« see ou J Saturday thereafter. All Master Mason« cordially invited. I. <». <». F pou money. BANDON DRUG CO Happiness does not consist In things If you are going to build give us a ~r ao much as In thoughts. N o , bo a . f . & a B Phil Pearson, Secretary ing to examine them Rose- I painted this picture to keep the wolf from the door. Fleming—If the wolf is anything of an art critic it will do It.—Smart Set BlaHonlc. andon lodge . Both Papers One Year §2.00 Man's the only animal that sufTers from regret- Lonws for rain when nil r dry. hat»R It w hen It's wet. Want« rne Rummer when winter when ne'e not. Always longing for the thing hasn't got —C'levehiibl I >en 1er Meets First and Thud Thursdays. V isiling Neighbors welcomed. Win. N. McKay, C. C. H. E. Boak, Secietary Brown. It costs you r.oth- one year________ _ ______ J- C. Sheilds, Sachem. Attorney________________ _______ F. J. Feeney buying a Piano, give us “Whnt cured him of flirting?” “He started a flirtation with n lady who turned out to be selling an ency clopedia nt $260 a set.” — Louisville Courier-Journal cordially invited lo attend. A. J. Hartman, C. of R. Municipal Judge____________ Geo. P. Topping If you are contemplating Hio Mistake. each Wig Sojourning Chiefs m good standing aie Treasurer______ _____ _ ___ -______ C. Y. Lowe Too Late. Regret. --------- ____ I . B. Kausrud Contractors A good many men discover when too late that they made a great mistake in life by not remaining at school a year or two longer than they did.— Rochester Herald. Lewah Tribe No. 48. Imp. O. R. M. IVi LETS f irsl and Third Tuesdays of LvA nlonth al tkh run at the Bandon wam. i Famous Baldwin Pianos a call. Lodge» are requested to notify thia office on election of officers and on change of meeting night. Cards under this head are 75c per inch per month. Dr. Golden _____ John F. Hall Commi ;.on«s.G. J. Armstrong, M. I . Dement We are Agents for the We’re ho busy v*e forget — Chasing shekels dodging debt; Scolding lawn and scoring men. Clicking keys or driving pen: Taking nostrums, paying bills. Groaning over human ills; Growling when It doesn't rain. Racking muscle, dulling brain— We’re so busy we forget To display the least regret O'er the fact that summer days Boon will hide In autumn haze. —Cleveland Plain Dealer Buy it now. Now is the time to buy a bottle of Chamberlain's Ci li ■, Cholera mid Diarthoea Retnedv. It is almost certain to be needed before the slimmer is over. flits remedy has no superior For sale by C. V 1 owe. ....................................... County Judge...._______ ft reorder Overlooked. — Directory A-sesso. .............................................. T. J. Thrift | Corone; Mayor________________________ _,J. W. Mast "How Would you like to toll long hours each day for tnenger wnge?" "1 tiling It would lie great run," an swered tlie young Imlv who was study tile sociology "But I fear that my chaperon would limnin' solili*«-tint ttoreri Ixnnsville Courier Journal is of The governor of Maine was ut the A Delicata Point. sellout and was tellli g the pupils what My wife tins tieeu prv|>nrttig angel the people of tlie different states were fiard every day for diliuer," remarked called. the young b natal nd. "Now," he said "the pssiple freni In | "(iettillK tired of It?” dlann are called Hoosier*, the people i "Nllghtly llow soon after the bon from North Carolina Tarheel«, the j eynioon would It ta» prv|>er to aak fol people from Michigan we know ns beefsteak and onion»?"—Kanaaa City J i Tieasul.r —........................ ............. T. M. Dimmkk j 4 In Coos or Curry Counties. Lathing, Plastering or Chimney Woik. 35 years experience All work first class at right prices. A. M. EINCH, Bandon, Ore. “I suit red intensely after eating and no medicine or treatment I tried r-ee tied to do anv good,’’ writes H M. Youngpeters, Editor of The Sun, Like View, Ohio. “ Die fiist few doses c>f Choinbe*Iain’s Stomach and Liver I'abiet's gave me a surprising relief and tlie second bottle seemed t > give me a new st unarh and per fectly good health ” lot sale by C. Y. Lowe. The Lawyer—Are you acquainted With liny of the men on the Jury? The Witness—Yes. sir, inure than half of them. The Lawyer—Are you willing to ! swear that you know more than half of them? The Witness-Say. if It comes to that I'm willing to swear that I know more than all of them put together.—Mil wnukee Journal. G*«»; Clerk __________ _ ____ Ju me» Watson Survryir.............................................. .A. N. Gould | , Studying Sociology 4'++4>4>++ + + +:+++<++:"F+4'++++F Î CHEER OF THE FLOWER t J r .-rrrr-rrrï, 1'ÌVTtY f Y .............................................. | Representative___________________ Exi. Racklen | W arded If you sit in a cool dra t when yen lie heate 1 and get a stiff neck or i lame back, voti »ill be looking for i something that will ease the pain. I'ix your mind on Ballard’s Stv w Liniment and don’t be talked out of it because it is the best ]i.iir> re Whan Pr r.-.colx Degan. I'nriisols wlimi they first enme Into lieving linimem you cm get any must Inivo been cumbersome. Price 25c, 50c and $1 00 iri Estieni.e. writing lu 157.S. where. iks of n pnusiil ns capiible gener per bottle. Sold by C. Y. Lowe. of sheltering tour persons from sun And when they diminished In lii'cmnfei'i'iice the material still re millmnl of the heaviest. lied velvet parasolst. with heavy gold fringes, were i nrried by ladles of fashion in the days of Louis XIV. At that time it was possible when crossing u bridge In Paris to hire n parasol ut one end WKATMBB l’KOOr SILO. mid deposit It at the other, the charge have made great Improvements in the for the aceommodutiou being a sou art. Under the regency fashion went to The original making of ensilage was the other extreme Men’s parasols nothing more than in imitation of the folded into the sluipe of a three cor dog that digs tn the ground to cover tiered hat ami could thus be carried up and keep a bone or something else elegantly under the arm. Ladies' par he wanted to keep and ent at a Inter usols were hinged, so that they could date. Hut. while tlie silo in tlie ground slip into the pocket, tor Indies bad serves a great deal better than none nt pockets then.—London Spectator. ull, it fulls short of being ns satisfac tory as those built above ground. Attack Like Tigers Of course the practical use of tlie In fighting lo keep lhe blood pure silo Is tlie keeping of forage In a sue cillent condition, and tin- most general lhe white corpuscles attack disease adaptation Is for tlie use of dairy cows, lu this use of it tlie consumption of germs like tiger . But often germs ensilage has Increased very rapidly lu multiply so f ist the little fighters are the lust ten years. over« ome. Then see ] intples, boils, It may lie that a chemical analysis does not prove that forage of any sort erzem.t, s ill rheum and sores mul contains more nutriment than tlie tiply ami strength and appetite fail same would have cut ami cured in the 1 his condition demands Electric Bit regular way. but It lias been the ex perience of all who have used good tei's to regulate stomach, liver and corn enslluge that It i< the best meth kidneys anil to expel poisons fr >m od to preserve corn for cattle. the blood. "They ate the best blood Tlie digestive nutrients in forage of purifier," mites C. F. Budahn, oi any sort seems to la- kept I11 a more satisfactory condition as ensilage tliiin I racy, Calif , "I h.ne ever lound.’ any other way. and 11 far greater quint The y make rich, ted blood, strong tlty per acre cun lie got from the land, so that any farmer who keeps nerves and build up your health, uiuuy cat'll* will lx» certain to find lry them. 50c at all druggists. that the silo I n very necessary on Ills farm. Coos County Directory, i. Ì Lodge and Professional SI,., Ill_____________ __________ W.s Saemed to Give him a New Stomach PosMlbiy tin* moMt remarkable poul- rv estitbllMbmont In this part of the ■»iHitry is lo uted in Boston on the i •>.* of <>np of the leading hotels. An '•lUptoyee has been keeping success LJIy a fh»< k of about twenty-live hens, BUILD SILO IN THE BARN I '»<•.» j .•<! in I fie very center of the city. . «• Linls thrive and lay well and a Th'n You Have a Combination That !'•*< I; <»f <-?ji(*kenR Is being raised to Dofiea All Weather Happenings. Here is positively the latest and clev I <•«*{> up a supply. Tlie eggs are used erest thing In the great silo question. in the hotel and certainly ought to be The cement tank is built in the center fresh «Hiotigh lo satisfy the most ex of n circular barn, where its contents « 'ting guest. ar.* not only protected against all weather conditions, but the animals to Hay Fever, Asthma and Summer I be fed arc protected also. Colds The power plant in the up to date Ma-t be relieved quickly an I F<»- barn Is easily and cheaply applied for cutting and handling the ensilage, ami ley’. Homy and Far C miounduil! the whole arrangement seems to be a doit, E M. Stewart. 1034 Wolf fine application of the old Latin phrase 1 mt St , Chicago, «rites: "1 have “inultum in parvo.” Tlie word silo conies from the French belli greatly iron led during the hoi and means ditch or pit, and this moth - imiHier month-' with Hay Fever and od of keeping green forage sei*ms to li;’d that bi n-.mg l olev's Hi ties have been first used by the French people, but in the last few years the and lai I •mpountl I get great re Man)’ others who stiff; r sinii farmers of America have surpassed bel not only the French people, but ail oth lull will be glad to benefit by Mr. ers. in developing this method of pre Bamlon Drug serving green forage, and of course tlie ’t «ait sexperience American farmers and manufacturers Co. i Why does everybody tiavel on the Sttnr. Fih<ld? Because il j»ives (In. best accommodations and service —45 t* Hoop, Versus Hobbles. C. R. BARROW Attorney and Counselor-at-Law COQUIEBE. - ORE Office over Skeel«' Store Office Phone. Main 335; I he Best All Around Family Sew ing Machine that can l«e produced Made in both Rotary and Vibrator Styles The Rotary makes both Lock ind Chain Stitch. l he latest up to-the- minute steel attachment with each machine. Sold on easy payments. Send name .mil address for our beautiful H. T. catalogue free. WHITE SEW I NG M ACH1N E CO. Constipation is the starting point | tor many serious diseases. To l>e | healthy keep the bowels active and regular Herbine will lemove all accumulations in the bowels and put lhe system in prime condition. Price ¡460 Market Street j 50c. Sold by C. Y. Lowe , San Francisco California reddcnce. Maia 346 Alvin Munck, Prop. BANDON. OREGON PUBLIC LAND AND CASES. MINING If you are interested in any context or any matter before the Interior De partment, write to Clark & Wright, registered land lawyer«, <»* F Street N. W (opposite Gen'l Land Office!, Washington, D. C. Free information about contests and where to obtain »crip, locatable upon public land» without residence or cultivation. Everything in the Drug Line 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 .