The Tillamook sails from Portland | for Bandon today. The committee of the Presbyter ian church has rejected all bids lor Mrs. Robert Goetz and sqn Har the foundation and excavation. Bids old came down from Myrtle Point for the superstructi re will be extend yesterday lor a short visit with rela ed through subsequent issues of the Recotder. tives. Tuesday, J. J. Breen, a liveryman The Elizabeth will sail from San of Crescent City, was a Bandon vis Francisco for Band m Saturday even itor. ing, and will sail from here again Chas. E. and Jas. Loarie, of Port about November 1st. Orford, old time miners and pros Walker, the photographer, has re pectors. ate guests at Hotel Galiier fitted his new photo gallery and now The gentlemen ar? going to San has one of the b st equipped galleries Francisco with samples of a metal in this section ol the country. they have discovered and cannot Highest price paid for all kinds of classify. second hand goods by G. FL Wood- MuhaeU, Sacra & Co ruff, in Denholm building. k.’-tsi C. E. Bowman will soon commence heater. the construction of the basemeiil for J. L. Kronenberg had business a pdatial new resilience to be built which called him to Parkersburg on his lot on the plank road next Wednesday. spring. Very III.—Chas. S. Hilborn, the For a furnished or unfurnished Millicoma pioneer who has been sick house, see Spencer. for some tune, is reported to be in a Jack Guyton, Marshfield's "Jack rather critical condition today.—Coos London," was drawing inspiration in Bav Times. G. T Treadgold returned from the city yesterday. F. E. Nelson, of the Marshfield the bay yesterday accompanied by M rs. 1 leadgold and liltle son who Iron Works, was a Bandon business returned alter a month’s visit with visitor yesterday. Prof Rowan, of Langlois, is a relatives and friends at Portland and guest at lite Hotel Galiier. He is The Dalles. We are complete house furnishers on his way 40 Central America, and and fix your home up from kitchen will go via San Francisco. He will to parlor. Bandon Furniture Co. isit the Canal and w II probably re —67-tf main in that country for some time. 1 o E xchange —Team, harness, Tuesday, J. W Gardner, the hardware man of North Bend, ac and forty acres of land to exchange companied by his wife and daughter, for town properly. J. L. Foster, Pwo mile. 77-if Ethel, were Bandon visitors. Swell line of Axminister rugs, and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Randleman were in Bandon yesterday and gave they ate selling from $3 to $5 less the R ecorder office a pleasant call. than anywhere else in Coos county. 67-tf Mr. Randleman says everything is Bandon Furniture Co. booming in his community this fine Fied Alsou, of Port Orford, well weather. known by old settlers, left on the Mrs. O. A. Trowbridge received Elizabeth for San Francisco for a a telegram yesterday morning an visit with E. and E. T. Kruse. nouncing the serious illness oi her Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Edmunds, mother, Mrs. Catherine Brown at of Pendleton, former Bandonians, Lookout, Calif. Mrs. Trowbridge ire in the city renewing acquaint- left on th? one o’clock boat for mces. Lookout, going by way of Roseburg. Paul Johnson, the black sand min W anted Watches to repair. II. ■r, was up from Gohl Beach yester Sabro, Atwater St. 76-lf day. Yesterday Reskey & Ford, the In the Circuit Court of the Mr. and Mrs. E Lewin have is W. P. McKenna, book-keeper at butchers, bought 17 head of fine beef State of Oregon in and sued invitations for Saturday even Jonlogue s camp, was down from cattle at the Hughes ranch on the ing, October 28th, in honor of the Lampa yesterday calling on friends. for Coos County Sixes. 14th birthday of their daughter, E. E. Johnson, Win. Yates, Dan E. D. Moore, the Big Moose, s Ottilie. Reid and B. Jeffreys, all of Coquille, rounding up a bunch at Coquille this The First National Bank ot 'i Any person guilty of running a were enjoying Bandon’s beauties week to augment the membership of Bandon, a Corpoiation, motor vehicle in Prince Eduard Is yesterday. Plaintiff the Bandon herd. Care No. 3145 VS. land is fined $500 or put io jail for Mrs. J. F. Hill and daughter < e The Bandon Light & Water Co. C. A. Mana sa, A. S. Ma < SUMMONS six months. darted today, via. Roseburg to joint will finish laying about 8.000 feat of in Suit in Equity nassa, Bertha ManrsM, Joi n J. G. Foster has leased his ranch Mr, Hill at Henley, Calif., where Devereaux, F. J. Feeney, 4 inch main in a week or ten days, to II. E. Brown and has moved to they will spend the winter. Trustee and J. W. Mast, along and adjacent to Sixth street. Defendants. Bandon with his family. Bandon J. Walstrom, our genial "[.ackel ’ Remember the K. of P. ball at the To A. S. Manassa and Berlha Manassa, de people will gladly welcome this ex agent, is transacting business at Oriental Hall, Saturday evening, fendants named above: cellent family to our city, and are Marshfield today. November 18th. 83-tf In the Name of the Slate of Oregon; You, also glad to learn that Mr. Brown and each of you. are hereby requ red to appear J A. Faulds is reported on the Tickling in thethroit. hoarseness,. and answer the complaint filed against you in the will be in close proximity to Bandon. sick list, but his friends hope that he I ojs o' voice, indicate the need of above entitled suit within six weeks from and White Wayandottes. A few choice in ty be better soon. Ballard's Hoarhound Syrup. It after the date of the hrst publication this sum young roosters for sale. Fred Ma- I C. E. Carpenter, Arroyo Grande, eases the lungs, quits the cough mons, which said date of first publication i s Oc son, opposite Geo. W. Moore saw California, father of D. W. Carpen and restores health in the bronchial tober 27, 1911, the last day of said peiiod of mill 74-tf six weeks is December 8, 1911; and if on or ter. has purchased a half interest in tubes. Price 25c. 50c and $r 00 before the expiration of said period of time, you Mrs. Will Marshall and baby Eu th • Racket Store, previously owned per bottle. Sold by C. Y Lowe, fail to so appear and answer, then, for want nice returned Tuesday fioin a two or and operated by his son. The name The tow boat, Venus, is now on thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for three week’s visit with friends up of the store will remain the same the slips of the Bandon ship yards, the relief prayed for in plaintiff's complaint, a the river. sunccinct statement of which is: For a decree however. in. 'ergeing repairs. Manager Win. permanently vacating the Bill of Sale of June Miss Erma Craine has accepted .1 l heClub Saloon lias again chang- McKay says it will require about two 1, 1911, by Manassa & Son to John Devrreaux; position in the Golden Rule store, e I hands, Joe Coach being the new weeks' lime to pul her in first class also the assignment of June 8, 1911 to F. J The afternoon tea given by the proprietor, and E. S. Tuttle, mana condition. Feeney, trustee* also tha sale July II, 1911 by F. J. Feeney, trustee to J. W. Mi st. For an or Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian ger. L. I. Wheeler, of this city, and der enjoining defendents from a'ieaati ig Church of Bandon at the home of Delphi Lodge, No. 64, K. of P., FL J. Michael, ot Myrtle I oint, have or anywite disposing of all or any of the estate Mrs. Geo. P. Topping, Wednesday will give their annual ball in Orien opened a fruit exchange and grocery of C. A. Manassa until plaintiff’s claim be salis- afternoon, was well attended. There in the recent'y remodeled Wheeler fi-d. An order subjecting Bertha Manv.n s was an oveiflow of wit and repartee tal Hall, Saturday evening, Novem building on the Plank Road. A full $4.0 to plaintiff's claim against the estate of throughout the looms all the after ber) Sth. Supper will be served by line of staple and fan -y groceries will S. Mi.naoa. the Pythian Sisters in the hall be An order ?ubj cling all said estate to seith- noon. Delicious refreshments were neath. 83-lf lie carriid in addition to a big fruit rneiH of pLnintftf's claim, prior to that of any served by Mrs. Popping. An «tided Mrs. O. A. Kelly, of Riverton, is and vegetable stock, grown pi inci- ot’» r :r-Jitors. For a decree subjecting the at zest was given the occasii 11 by the tach d properly to legal pieces* under c;> e ' o. pally in the Coquille valley Ladies' Aid ol the Catholic church visit ing Bandon friends this week. 3117. For an order to settle out of said estate, I On account of being compelled to all cos*s and disbursements herein •neurred. in- I attending in a body. I'uesdiy, A. A. Miller was unfor move, we are sellin» groceries at If you want a first-class meal go tunale enough to badly crush his prices that will force you to buy. eluding statutory attorney fee, and such further reliM ar 1» tha Court m*y seem proper an J to the Vienna Cafe Com|>etent light ankle while falling timber. His Investigate Bandon Grocery Co. ¡Mt lady cook, and everything neat and foot was caught between the fallen This Summons is published by order of it e When your food does not digest H.»n. J »hn S. Coke, judge of the Circuit Court clean 77-t Hee and a stump, and it required well and you feel "blue," tired and Mrs. Smith J. M mn entertained the assistance of two men before he discouraged, you sh< uld use a little of the State of Oregon, tor the second ju ! a! Tuesday afterno >n, complimentary could be relieved. We understand Herbine at bedtime. It opens the district, s»iJ state. Dated October 24. I >1 I. C. R.WADE, Plaintiff's Attorney^ to Mrs. M. J. McKenna. A very no bones were broken, but he will bowels, purifies the system, and le- 10-27—12-8 delightful afternoon was spent by necessarily be on the retiied list for stores a fine ieeling of health and ¡energy. Price 50c. S»kl by C. Y. Common colds, severe and fre those present, sewing being tin s >me time. j Lowe. quent, lay the foundation of c’ ron.c principal diversion. whi»h was fol Idle Lillies lielonging to lhe Thim The Bandon Iron Works will have diseased conditions of the nose and lowed bv the serving of a dainty ble Club of this city were entertained their new press installed in about a throat, an I may develop into bron lunch by the hostess In the deco .it the home of Mrs. Herbert Brown, week. This work has been delayed rations ol the home, Afritwn Gold* 11 on Pacific Avenue, yesterday after owing to the fact that they have chitis, pneumonia and consumption. Orange Daisies predominated. In noon. The occasion was a particu been compelled to wait for parts of For all cough« and colds in children, vited guests were Mesdames M. J. larly pleasant «me several friends lie-1 g I it from San Francisco. The com and jn grown persons take Foley's McKenna, J. L. Kroneiibeig, Nel. ing invited beside the club members p.inv will also install a boring ma- Honey and 1'ar Compound p o npt- chine, a lathe and planer within the ly. Bandon Drug Co. Rasmussen. Frank V. Citterlm. C. to meet Mrs. L. H. Most of Calerlin, ___ ncxt ___ jew ______ weefc» The foundry and Sheriff Gage of Coquille was a R. Wade, Thomas Robison and Miss Idaho. A four course lunch was machine shop are both running at Bandon visitor yesterday. very daintily served by the hostess lull capacity all the time. Pearl Walker. Local Lore 1 0,o*oto*oto*o«o*o*o*o*otc*o*o*o*ototo*Q*o» » o * o ♦ o 5 » o o ,,_________.------------------------- - --------------? * * ] ; By GEORGE VON L. MEYER. Secretary of th* N«vy V j o o * c *___________ «o*G*o*oao»o<o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o»o*o*o*o*o*oi ; We Have Too Many Navy Michaels-Stern Yards Convertible Collar The illustration on the left shows the way .you look in one of those ser- viceable coats in fine weather. <J On the right, see yourself when the mercury drops, and the wind and A storm rises turn of the wrist changes this per fect overcoat into a perfect protec tor coat. Drop in and let us show you how it’s done Suits and over coats from $10 to $30 Remember this is where Copyright 1911 Ro, N. Y HE UNITED STATES HAS TOO MANY NAVY YARDS. England, with a great navv and great naval require ments, has only ONE-HALF the number of navy yards that we have. I am confirmed in the belief that it is I IMF. TO RECONSIDER our policy and abolish a CERTAIN NUMBER of navy yards. Standard of Stage Is Lowered on Account of Too Many Theaters By DANIEL FROHMAN. Theatric«! Manager HE trouble with the stage in the United States is that we have too many theaters. Americana apparently will not stop Building them. The result is a diffusion of the dra matic product. It is like a bowl of soup—good soup - dif fused in a barrel of water. This treatment spoils the soup and does C not help the water. IF THERE WERE DISCRIMINATION IN TO THE PUBLIC. FEWER THEATERS THERE WOULD BE F.ORE SELECTION OF MATERIAL TO IT WOULD RISE MATERIALLY IN Novelties in Jewelry BE OFFERED TONE. Agates Cut and Mounted Just Received—A Nice Line of Hamilton Watches II. SA BRO ATWATER ST. Made to Order Jewelry a Specialty Eye Lenie, Duplicated Expert Watchmaker “Money Talks” HUB CLOTHING & SHOE CO. The Best Separator Today Bandon - Marshfield is the U. S. Cream Separator You <lo not care who invented the cream separator — or which separator was first in the field. You want to know which is I tie best separator today . —which 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 skimming. It was awarded the only Grand Prize at Seattle, 1909. 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 Great Combination Offer rf’HE RECORDER management has made arrangemer.ts with the San Francisco Bulletin whereby we can give subscribers the advantage of a gigantic combinat on offer that will furnish them all the news of the country in a metropolitan daily and all the news of Bandon and vicinity in the Recorder at m; rveluus low price The Daily San Francisco Bulletin, 1 he Bandon Recorder, Total, Both papers through this office if paid in advance, per year $3.00 per year 1.50 per year $4.50 $2.75