The Finishing Touches to your toilet are a few good articles of well chosen jewel­ ry. lot us show you w hat we mean by “well chosen,” Cotne, take a look at the trinkets, which, while not expensive in price are artistic and stylish in design, and ab­ solutely reliable in quantity. To see them is a lesson in taste. To own them is an exercise of it. o s SABRO BROS., Jewelers. Bandon, Oregon. ✓ ’ -- --------------------------"S THE HUB Is Doin’ It! Lore Insurance Company of North America. Glens Falls Insurance Co, Providence Washington Insurance Co. of London. North British oo— returned to Bandon, Sunday, better Court to serve seven years in the Pi ice ¿(»on. 1-2 cash. For Sale or Trade. satisfied with Oregon, anil Coos penitentiary for embezzlement and Forty acre ranch at Four Mile ! county, than ever. falsifying his statement in regard to > acres cleared and in bearing ber- Ten acres of the finest kind ol 1 the financial condition of the com­ ries anil fruit. Good liouse and out Dr. S. C. Endicott, Dentist. Ras­ land with water to irrigate. Located pany recently. mussen Bldg. Phone 71. 85-tf building«, Close to school, on main in the famous Go: se Lake valley at ------IKX> — road. A beautiful home. Only Lakeview. Rev.S R Steele h is just finished At the Grand. ¿251 >0, l j cash, lial. to suit. putting the last touches on the repair Also i lot and house, furnished, at work of the church ot which he is F or S ale D airy R anches . a great sacrifice. For particulars Tonight a Lubin photoplay * Lit pastor. New seats have been in- * tie Boy Blue” in addition Io a “Trip Sixty acres nearly all tillable; address Post Box 602, Bandon, Ore­ stalled and old ones made over, the to Tahata" (South Seas) and “Bes­ creek bottom; 20 acres cleared, bal gon 45 ’• -------- 1 KX> ----- windows have been dressed with 1 sie's Dream.” nice nearly clear; on gotxl creek window phaning. the Hix>r painted , Bring the youngsters. To the Public. some orchard and fencing; handy to and aisles carpeted, platform built 1 school, price ¿2500. Tomorrow, Wednesday evening and a pulpit stand made. Rev 160 acres, about 40 acres creek a first rate picture illusti.iting n in My son, Melvin Snead, having Steele’s appointment' f >r this church cident ot the lat»- Mexican outbreak Ixittom, balance good lull and bench eft me, I w ill not be resjionsible f< r are the second and fourth Sun lavs entitled “Capt King's Rescue." alxMit 20 acres cleared; some or debts of his contracting. Everyone is c irdially invite I to visit Also another picture “An Unknown chard and buildings. Price ¿321x1 5613-T-x A lbert S nead . his church.. Next Sunday night, Tr ivt ler. ” Alxive property 9 miles cut <»f Mir ---- 000-—- August 4th, the presiding elder. — -4XOO------- tie P< int and will l»e sold on very Dysentery is always serious and Rev. E. 11 Mow re, w ill preach. «Msy terms. ■ ften a dangerous disease, but it For Sale. Miss Maude Sprdden trrive I on We have .1 number of good prop, can l»e cured. Chambei Iain's Colic, the F ¡field from San Francisco l< 1 Good t6o acre ranch s miles .out h erlies to exchange; have panics who Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has visit her friend Mrs. F. 1. Green- of Bandon, part bottom land. Large will trade for projwrty East, North cured it even when malignant and epidemic. For sale by C Y, Lowe ougli. Mrs. Greenough is enter-1 orchard. Gtxxl house, barn a.id other or South. Come in and tell us F or R ent —Suite ot house-keep­ taming at a bridge luncheon in buildings. Gixxj soil ¿5,000 00 what you have to trade. ing rooms in Oakes' Bldg. Modern Miss Spedden s honor this afternoon. | Terms. Mills & dirauhal 47 DEYOE & SMITH. E. E Oakes. 55-tfl Local ! The Best is None Too Good $20, $22.50 and $25 Suits for $14.50 Boy’s $6, 7.50 and $10 Suits for $1.00 Men’s $2.50 Hats for $1.75 tember 20th. Courses of instruc- tion include: ( »enet.il Agriculture, Agronomy, Animal 1 lusbandry, Bacteriology, Dairy Husbandry, Botany and Plant Pathology, Pool try Husbandry, Horticulture, En- tomology, Veterinary Science, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mining Engineering, Highway Engineerin v,. Domestic Science, Domestic Art. Commerce, Forestry, Phirinav, Zoology, Chemestry, Physics, Ma h- ematics, English Language and Lit­ erature, Public Speaking. Modern Languages, History, Art, Archi- tecture, Industrial Pedagogy, Physical Education, Military Science a in I T ’actics, and Music Catal >gue and illustrated lit rature mailed free on application Address: Registrar, Oregon Agricultural Col lege, Corvallis, Oregon. School year opens September 2 > July 23 Sept 30 Ladies’ $3.50 and $4.00 Pumps Insect Bite Costs Leg. A Boston man lost his leg fretn and Low Shoes the bite of an insect t.vo year- I 1¡0 e. Boyle’s Jewelry Store Handles nothing but the STANDARD Grades and Makes of Jewelry and Matches. ! he W atches we are adver­ tisin'»; are Stricth HKìH (¡RADI'. American made. l ite reason we can sell for those prices is that we Bl \ FOR CASH \ND SELL FOR CASH. E\ e’wihin;r w e tell is back­ ed In an IRON CLAD m Gl AR \N I EE. To avert such calamities (run stings $2.50 and bites of insects use Bncklen’s Arnica Salve promptly to kill tie poison and | revent inflammation, swelling pain. Heal: burns, boils, ulcers', piles, eczema, cuts, bruises. Oi ly 35 cents at all druggists. This Week Only Hub Clothing & Shoe Co Money Talks 57-t4F Boyle’s Jawelry Store BANDON, OREGON THE PERFECT ALL-PURPOSE FINEST fLOURING MILLS FLOUR. Costs - MORE per Sack LESS per Loaf I Fisher's -- Best you can bttv Bor biwtiit and pie; Makes hr, id arid cake Without mistake. Here’s a test new to the flour-making industry. A Perfect, All-Purpose Flour has long been the miller's aim to produce. It was not achieved until FISHER'S T'.LFND had been perfected. One sack of flour is all you need, in your ki.chen, FISHER S BLEND For sale by all Dealers 44 —. J .b’islier's Blend flour Manufactured by I ISIIER 1'1.Ol RING MILLS CO.. SE M I LE, ( .S. \. ft I ® V it I 8 $ At Cost Am Closing Out my Entire Stock of Overcoats, Raincoats and Gents Furnish ngs at ACTUAL COS E Remember this C lir num™ F. W. RUEBENACK