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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1911)
food Sale. Nava! Militia Notice. MAINTAINING The Ladies’ Aid S 'cietv of tit* litili Division Or< gon Navi 1 ‘ t csbyter'.m cliur. It will hold a Food X _________ __ ✓ ÍÜ I Militi. i rh 11- .it atntory every \ \ 11 ! - F or S ale —8-horse power verti Sale ill the electric office ill Oakes' i .•»day 7.3 > 1*. M. sb tip. cal steam engine. A. D. Morse. 581! bi tiding, Saturday afternoon. All Lieut. L. P. Sorensen. if kinds of home cooking will be on Miss J. L. Mott returned on the Commanding. 6442 sale. Elizabeth Irom San Fiancisco where -------- OOO------- she had Leen buying goods for the Get Into the Rar®. Reception Committee. fall millinery trade. George E. Peo, les, the popular So far the Camii.il committ« e his Steve Galber, Rev. H. C. Hart hotel man of Coquille was a Bandon only heard from the Ford. In the 75 business visitor last week. ranft ¡mil Mrs. W. E. Grains have mile endurance race in want ten Captain (J R. Willard, wife anil machines to 1 no r ¡mil offer $100 I >r been appointed a reception commit Without That the Road Is Liable to Be Built Wrong or Unscrupulous Con* daughter Beulah, returned last week the winner. The Ford has posted a tee to receive all guests during tin tractors, Taking Advantage of This front a bu-iness anil pleasure trip to siile bet of $500, N«»w v«m sport'» Carnival- Anyone having rooms lo Inefficiency, Che2t the County—Ruts Portland and other valley points. get bus» , and let us h ive that rve let, or accommodations f »r vi.dtor- Must Be Filled Up. shottld n tify ibis committee s » that Frank Flam is building a large Bindon Carnival Coinmitti e. It requires three tilings to make a arrangc’nenls can be made to prop- barn 40x60 and two sloties high 01 OOO great country—the right kind of peo e'ly entertain the guests. his lots on Main street. He will usi pie. productive lauds and menus of I R i gs —Illuse w inLing rag rag it to store hay in this winter. conitnunieatlon and transportation, says i 11 < n eu should call upon Mrs J B.tr- Curtis Hill, state highway engineer of Take Witter Water for it. C. M*j rou -, 01 phone 4 i. 64 l I Four Mile Locals. Missouri. Fix your attention upon the Sp-ncer, Agent. • Mrs H F. Morrison relumed or road question from the standpoint of E. Lee has his new house on Main ||l(. I-. iz iln th from S ir. Frani isd> communication and transportation, il.iyden |.tcks.>11 ivc; c.t led to with the highway as an important part s reel marly completed, and will w lu re shi iiad bi en I iy ing in a slot k New York city, where his bi other, of the transportation system. have one of the coziest homes in tin of mi'bm t). Draw a mind sketch in which tut Andrew Jackson, is vei v ill. Mr. city when it is completed. \V l . Sanf >td and family air.veil aglne yourself making a large map of Jackson is t > bling his brether back F or S ai . e House ¡mil two lots last witk (torn Cottage Groce ana your state. Ou this map draw lines itvte in the h.jns that the change representing the railroads and mark in Piosper, $1000. will make tins | lace, their futi.ri a ill he belli ticial. An. lieu Jackson the tonnage of freight carried by them I 49-tf J ohn D e C osta . home. Mr. Sanford lias bought five was made mention of some time ago Then draw a second set of different colored lines representing the water Excavation* b 1“ been completed acres of land from A. G. Thrift and as having received a schol tship to ways and mark the tonnage of freight and work commenced on the new will tain a pou'try anil fruit ranch. England. All his hour Mile friends carried by them. In still another color Brethren church building on Main You boost for a goo f thing, don't sincerely hope for a speedy recov make a third set of lines to represent street. the public wagon roads and mark von? Boost for the Stmr Fifickl ery. thereon the tonnage of freight moved . Highest price paid for Chiiiim and 1011 will then boost the “good Mr. and Mis Dcyoe and two lit over them Note the comparison in Bark. See S. Hansen, Bandon. tiling’ aiong. 45 tf tonnage transported and you will see tie grandchildren spent sevcal days that the proportion moved over the 60 tS-x Shooting Gallery. M G. P >lil, of Bindon, fitmeily at the M. B. Pressey ranch visiting highways originating in the state ex B. L Tracy has a large kiln i f county fiuit inspeetoi, was a guest at their daughter and sol) in-law, M B. ceeds either of the others brick all readv for burning at hi. the Baxter Tuesday Mr. Pohl is th This map will also show that, while Pressey and wile. yard in the old race track. They aie only surviving member of the Her- the railways and waterways touch J A. Cop" has quite5 a force of upon some farms and communities, the a fine lot of brick and show what can ; inann party who entered this coun nte.i at w. 1 k on their new barn u h ch highways reach them till. Then is not be done in the way of biick manu try as rally ¡is ’59, and no doubt the highway an Important factor In facturing in tiiis section. I could t< II some interesting tales of will lie a late impioved barn of large the system of transportation, as Im size, portant ns the railway or waterway7 Attorney C. R. Barrow was dow n frontier days if pressed very hard It requires them all—highway, water Mr. A Davis, who has beeu on from Coquille on business last week. Coquille Sentinel. way and railway—to make tip the com If you appreciate speed, comfort F or S ai . e High grade Spauld t ic sick list, is very much improved. plete system of transportation, nitd lite very basis of tills tiiinsport.ition sys and safety, travel on the Stmr. Fi- ing hack witli top, nearly new. Ap- Mrs. Deos is also much better. tern is the highway. Every one is neatly done haying field. 45’^ I ply to A. G. Thrift. 64 tf If we assume that road building Is anil a large ci op of hay is reported to make use of natural materials In Fred Tuttle has started work on Miss Ebba Wiren returned on the such it milliner ns to produce the itn his fine new bungalow in Azalea . Elizabeth from a visit to het aunt, by every one. proved road and that the roads should Mis'. W. Nve of Coquille, anti two Park. This will add another sub Mrs. R. J. Adcock, at Salinas, Cal. children of Ralph Cope's of I.arg stantial residence to that beautiful Fine White Leghorn and White and rapidly growing part of t >wn. Plymouth Rock cockerels for sale. iois, spent a few days at the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs. Eit your meals with the llurry Up i t ail Nilson, Bandon. 46 if |. A. Cope. Bible class in the balcony of the Ex Another So feel of the lighthouse Mi s Margrett Reese spent a few hibit building during the Cai nival. jetty went out Monday morning, anil days in town list week. F or S ale Motor boat engim ; j the constant pounding of the surf New mill his been shut doivn tl e can be attached Io row bugi. Ap will probably take out some more ply to L. 1. Win t ier, blacksmith before long. The jetty w ill evidently past few days. shop on Plank Road, 64-13-x not stand the pressure and the light Mrs. Shivar spent a few days visit In a letter from Mrs. C. B. Zeek, bouse department will no doubt take ing R P Hunt on Four Mile. ordering her paper changed from one steps to move the light house to Quite a number on the creek are A WKLL NAsNTAINlim UO.lt». address in Ohio to another, she says this side of the river. baling a tussel wit ft stomach trouble be built to meet .the needs and the she will return to Bandon scon and but none are serious. W anted - I want to rent a dairy, demands of travel coming upon them will be a more enthusiastic boostei j with cows and all cquipme.i s. Ad I .< x Cope took a trip to Coquille it follows that nil tin- roads should not than ever before. She says she often dress J. F. Auer, Bandon. 6o-ll last week. Lex has been busy haul be rocked, graveled or oiled, neither should all lie of eartli Many of the longs for a breath of the cool sea Mrs. b lank Holman relit'ned the ing him! er to the I A. Cope ran h states have such n diversity of road breeze, while su'lcimg Irom the P ete I first of tne week from a visit to Ash making inatvrlal tliat no one method sweltering heat in Cincinnati and or plan of construction is adaptable in land and otlli 1 points. ------ OOO all parts of a state, and plans must other Ohio points. Quitea number of line salmon have be varied over one county YOUR LAST CHANCE frequently L ost —Tie pin, gold center, of an In one section rock construction Is been caught I itely by ¡rollers just eagle crest with white enamel bordi-i best, in another grovel mid In still outside the bar, which has been un to get magazines at I9toclnb prices. others sand clay or chert. A special Finder return to this office. Neatly every standard publication usually smooth for some lime past. feature in some Counties is the well will increase their club pt ices for tin dragged eartli road, while in others Francis H. Clarke, president el E xtra See I . W. Robison for . season 1911 12, so we cannot fill concrete or masonry in culverts 01 the Coos Bay and Boise line, will special feed for chickens, horses, eminent. may lie pre pre-eminent. it is vonr otilcr for anv club given below bridges leave soon for Philadelphia on mat nis-essaiy for the highway engineer to cows, etc It v liis Rolled Oats titer September 20, 1911. See tin study I tie field and choose the methods, ters connected with that proposition Nothing can beat them. 4s if point? Then send us i out order plans and materials adaptable to the —Coos Bay Times. Mis O. A Ir.iwbiidge i.id soil TO DAY locality Best dry stove wood only $t.S >' Organized, systematized work pre Spencer, and Misi Not.t Solve, re vents ivaste Well organized, system Tit Pacific Mont hl v, add per tier. Leave orders at McNair's turned on the Eliz dx tli from their atlcal work Is lnipossjl-le without coni Delineator for $1 65 Hardware store, or call on A. Hab petent and trained supervision. Train C.thfotma li:p. 1 Everybody ’ s or) 1 95 erly. 6 ! tf ed supervision Is the correct principle di ) The f lousekeeper 1 he Stmr Fifield has the best pas- 1 65 with iihlclt to carry on any business Remember the Hurry Up Bible 1 95 sengei service and accommodations or) McClures “Regular" might be substituted for class will serve lunch and refresh or) Woman’s Home Companion “ “trillned." because If n road otliclal Is 1 95 of any boats leal ing ports south oi found Io lie suited for the work and Is or) 1 Limpton's ments in the exhibit building dmi. g 1 95 Portland, \\ by travel by any other retained regularly nt Ills work lie be the carnival. I he 1 lousckccper anti or) boat when it does not cost you any comes a “trained or skilled" road man 2 75 McClure's S ay , watch the horses smile and A capable num in such an otlice will mote? 45-tf or) World’s Work, see llntl tile work lx done right, pro I grow fat when you feed them grain Cosmopolitan and C. IL I iillen and family have to t Ute county against unscrupulous and hay from T. Robison. 40-tf Delineator 4 35 i-. nirni tors, open the road drains and moied back from North Bend and I.. I. Wneeler has purchased the These milers, at prices given, can pr. vent the roads front lieing used for wiil make Bandon their futuie home, nrtiii' lal farm drains W. N. Wright property on the only be delivered in the I’. S. anil Mr. Pullen sawn he can't quite get Afier they are built good roads must Plank Ro.id formerly u . d as a lie taken care of. <hie great defect in over the idea that Bandon is the insular possessions. our i-onl work is the lack of mninte- blacksmith shop. Mr. Wheeler is Remember, the time is short. best town in Oregon. l ite many nniiee more correctly, the lack of a remodel.ng the pioperty and will Address, The Pacific Monthly, proper <teni for maintenance iraf trii'ii Is ol die Pullen family will I e put a general store on the ground 58-14 tie :.*! th'» elements are continually gtail to welcome them to < ui city Portland, Oregon. Ic dim the roads down, and ive must ft >or and have living rooms up again. l i- conttimalii building them up Stairs. Mr. Wheder comes funi Any kind of road gradually «ears' Executor’s Notice. I'lie “ Loving Cups " to be awarded Ashland and will make B.imi."i I ? >>t 1 and this loss must !»<• replaced or I at the carnival are on exhibition in tb • nnil «III gradually go down The future home. the tastily ilecoia.ed windows ol R I Notice » hereby given, that Hon John F. , old ulagr lx true that “a stitch in time I As announced through the col saves nine" W. Boyle. 1 he\ aie beauties. Hall. Judge ol the County Court for Coo> umns of the Entirpri.se l ist week the P. C Heald, ol P01 thind, formerly County. O.egnn, on Jnne 14. I9||, made an ♦++++•:+< ++<:-4.4-+++-rS-M-++-i- Myrtle Point Cannery commenced , of Michigan, is visiting with G W order appointing Stephen Gather and E Iniund I ;; > GOOD ROADS EPIDEMIC CON actual operations at the proee-s of M. Galliet, jo-it <i -ufort of the estate of TAGIOUS. canning beans, last 'I hiirsdav, and Moore, of the Moore Lumber Co. William Gallier, ileteared. All person, having I since then every morning, noon and Mr. Heald is in the timber business claims against said estate, ate hereby required lo I j [ Making pood reads is bacom- night, the whistle is heard th it addìi in Portland and was a colleague of present the same duly verified to the undersigned , , ing contagious, and th-» bsnrf- at Bandon, Coos County. Oi. -on. on or before Mr. Moore in the Michigan State ' > ioent epidemic is spreading all to the metropolitan air ol our I ttle six months irom the date of the first publication j j over ths country. The south city. Present indications aie that Senate, during the .1 hninistration ol hereof, that u to say on or before Februaiy 2hd 1 > has cat ;.ht the fever, and in ; ’ many localitiea elaborate ays- the run on this vegetable will la t Hazen S. Pingree 1912. , , terns of improved highways are STEPHEN GAILIF.R. Mrs. Fled Meitl arrived horn • the three or four week- possibly longer, < > eontempiatsd, under way or EDMUND M. GALLIER. J j have besn completed. A good a t< r part of last week, aftei visiting as we understand that some of the C R. Wada, Attorney for the E j UI c < > road is an effective object les- latger fields are still untouched. — tor several months with her inolh.-r Dated at Hanlon. Oregon. Auguit 22nd, 1911. Myrtle Point Enterprise. . and other relatives at Roseburg. 64-OT SUPERVISION MAIN THING. 1 Weber Grand Piano, first cl its condition, $150. See Spencer. •mrndalory, known a> the ''Timber and Law.” at >uch value aa might be fixed Stone by ap- priaeaketU, and that, puriuant lo such applcaticr, the land and timber thereon have been appraised, Notice for Publication. 190,000 board $180.00, the timber estimated feel al $1.50 per M, and the land $20.00; that said applicant will oiler final proof in support o‘ Department of the Interior. u his application and sworn statement on the fdi S. Land Office, D. day ol September, 191 I, before A. Roseburg, Oregon, June 13, 1911. Notice is hereby given that Dora L. Wdanly, Mottc, United States Commissioner, al Bandon, Oregon. Any person is at whose p». t-office addre?s is Bandon, Oregon, did, Iberty to protest thia pur on the 22 duy of August, 1910, file in this office chase before entry, or initiate a contest at any Sworn Statement and Application, No. 06412, time before patent issues, by filing a coiroSorali J to purchase the SWI-4 affidavit in this office, alleging tacts yvhich would NW I-4, Township 28, S., Range 14, section 15, W est Willamette defeat the entry. BENJAMIN F. Meridian, and the timber thereon, under the pro vision* of the act of June 3, 1878., and acts JONES, 49-t 10-T Regista. The Best Separator Today is the (J. S. Cream Separator You do not care who invented the cream separator — which separator was first in the field. You want to know which is the bent separator today —w hich is the most improved. The United States'Separator has demonstrated its absolute and complete superiority over all other sepa- rators. It holds the World’s Record for closest It was awarded the only Grand Prize at Seattle, Don't buy any separator until you have asked us about the United States. Better ask TODAY. For Sale by N. W. YOUNG, Bandon, Oregon M A< Hotel Gallier zi >■ r Rates $1.00 to $2.00 per day. week or month. Special rates by Sample Room in Connection. Bandon Oregon SHIELDS «fc KENNEDY BLACKSMITHS AftD WAtiONM AK F.KS Wagons of Ail Kinds Made to Order Horseshoeing a Specialty Job Work attended to promptly and all work guaranteed to give satisfaction. reasonable. Shop on Atwater Street, Bandon, Oregon. Prices More Light—Better Light How? The New Wire Drawn Mazda Tungsten Lamp .1 better lamp for less money, two and a half times the light for the same current cost, as with the old style carbon lamp. Burns in any position. SEE THE NEW PRICES 250 Walt Mazda Lamp—Clear $2.75; Bowl Frosted $2.00 100 1.40 1.50- 60 1.05 1.10 40 .85 .90 25 .75 .80 25 Watt Tantalum Lamps, .60 40 .60 80 .85 Take one of them home with you tonight and put it in place of the old one. If your house is not wired for it, it should be. Drop in and ask about it. Our office is open all the lime. Let us give you estimates on the cost of lighting your house electrically. Don’t wait ’til the long nights are here before you begin to think about it. Now is the time to get busy. 4 4 4 Í 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 44 44 4 4 44 44 4 4 6 Í BANDON LIGHT & POWER CO. Office, Oakes’ Building. FANCY PRINTING THE RECORDER OFFICE has recently added a lot of new type of the latest faces, especially for Fine Job Printing, and we are now prepared to print all kinds of Fancy Invitations, Announce ments, Calling Cards, Letter Heads and in fact all kinds of modern printing done in a Modern Office. Fancy Wedding Invitations a Specialty » RECORDER PUBLISHING CO. 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