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SABRO BROS., Manufacturing Jewelers Bandon, Oregon. confuted lo .1.« N lUi wtd q.,i>. i Ila it- by la.ii Ea auljg 11 jj feet Wert >i the A. . . met . loUcwug bua i • K. li Wea conn of 5.C. 3o, I wp. -O, la : i : J rca t J » if* uf £’ie State cf Oregon for the i . i . iju •ciibed , Oregon, of Wiiiasueue Meridian m Coo. luaumg thence feet. 132 Ue« thence 102 l.rt. Ilivuce douKi it*J I. e , lii<Me N Last th 132 feet to pl tee of b.guinhig couiaMMg ihci.u. County of Coos. ;.2 acre*, e .cliiliij ca.ll, every a. d .it uitcreo a* W a it . ii — i o*»o • mpiysicks a C< nii.il Wart hou.se. 2-t 3. R. Sieele is representing the i Curtis Publishing Co., The Ladies Home |«>urn.«l, Saturday Evening Post, and Country Gentleman. Each publication fi 50 a year. He uould be glad to send in your sub scription or renewal. Phone 313. gat “There could be no better med it in" than Chamberlain’s Cough kemedy. My children were all sick with whorping cough. One of them was in bed. had a high fever, and was coughing up blood. Our doctot ga’e them (hamlietIain’s Cough krtnedy and the first dose eased llnm, and three bottles cured then»,’ :ays Mrs. R. A. Dona'dson, of Lex- ngtm, Miss. F.»r sale by C, Y. Lo tr, • ance* and well orhei lebei a* to the court for 1 hu summons i* published by SUMMON.4- Partition tuu ix Equity, vs. of the order Judge of lhe Circuit Honorable J. S. Coke, ourt of the Stale of Oregon for the 2nd dated cial dull kit m said State, jud.* October 14th, 1912. C. R. WADE, Blainud* attorney Oct. 22nd-Dec. 3T. F. W huiband, their lien and judgment Burk, creditor*, he, Notice For Publication. th above named defendant*. Department of lhe Interior, In the nun • of the State of O eyon- You and each of you are hereby required Ic appear and answer the complaint file 1 agai-« you in the above entitled suit, within tlx weeki Ire m lhe date of ti e first publication of thia sun mon*, to-w.t: Within li week* from the 22nd day of Oc- ober, 1912, and if you fail to appear an»wer on c r before the 3rd day of ar.d December )9I2, that date firing lhe Lit day of the time >n U. S. LanJ Office at Rosebuig, O.egoa. November IS, 1912 Notice i* hereby given that John D. the order of publication, plaintiff* will apply to the court for the asked for in the complaint ll e relict filed in this cause, i i n Much o Bandon, Oregon, who Butler, 9, 1903, made Homestead Entry Serial, No. 04443, for SE1-4 SEI-4, •ueemet atUatcment of which it: '3 ’• tv ai.y part, parcel <ii seem* proper and just. Mae Pearce-Bu'k and F, W Burk, her husband and their lien and judgement creditors. Defendant*. To M*e-Pe*rce-Burk, and oclcn-laaU of of the reuiaiacer ol **1J e*l.te, whetliet laud or tenement., heicciiUiuerU. and appurten A. M. HtchcKk, nnd Em mi Hilchcock, huiban-l and wile; H J wig Pclerton »nJ O*car Peterson, wife and hutband; UJe Auderton and Signs Andec.m, hus band and wife, Piaiutitfs preacritxd For Carpet and Rug weaving, ad- d ess Mrs. J L Foster, Eandon claim kiiuou 12, Sectton Range 15 wed Willamette intention notice of to 10.S. Towmhip Meridiau, ha* hied final three year make Proof, to catabluh claim to the land above de- • iribed, before C. Cammt**ioner, at R. Wade, Bandon, United States Oregon, on the 10 day of January, 1913. Claimant Siankiewiacz, names J. a* witnesses: R. Stillwell, R. R. Joseph Davis, James Alumbaugh, all of Bandon. Oregon. B. I*. Jones, 1012 N°v. 22. THANKSGIVING Register. Bandon, Oregon Cream of Corn Tomato Bouillon Olives Gallier < ranberry Sauce Celery c Boiled Mackerel Butter Sauce Green Onions Chow Chow Veal Pot Pie Oyster Patties Macaroni and Cheese Peach Fritters Fruit Sauce Choice, of one. Mashed Potatoes Baked Hubbard Squash Asparagus Tips on Toast Roast Turkey Cracker Dressing Prime Rihs of Beef Au Jut- Roast Pork Rhubarb Sauce Choice of one. Shrimp Salad Baked Apples Whipped Cream Banana Mince Cream and Pumpkin Pie English Plum Pudding Hard Sauce 5:30 to 7:30 P. M. 50c Hub Clothing & Shoe Company The Bandon R ecorder is con stantly sending out sample copies of the paper to outside people who BANDON are inquiring into the conditions here and we are thus advertising the town and adjacent country all the JOEL OSTLIND lime. We know of a number oi Piano Tuner people who have come here as a re Academic Method. sult ot reading the R ecorder and Perfect Tone Guaranteed there will be still more to follow. Let Repairing ■ js all get in and work together for Box 444 Bandon, Ore. he upbuilding of Bandon and this ocality- Madame Mysterouski the Oiienta' J. W. Mast secretary of the Fortune teller at the Old School •chool board started out yesterday House Thanksgiving night. norning to take the school census. The district is increasing very rapid ly in population and Mr, Mast will Many Bargains. probably find Soo or 900 people of school age in the district. The Unique is now open as a first class restaurant, bakery and dele- catessen stote. Ad kinds of home cooking at reasonable prices. Op (xjsite Rosa’s store —F. D. Meyer, Proprietor. 91-tl Sh<H>t the Shutes at the Old School House. Bandon Creamery Company Pays the Highest Market Price For Cream 36c far Butter Fat WE PAY ON 1st AND15th . Is your husband cross? An ir ritahle fault finding disposition is often due to a disordered stomach. A man with good diges'ion is nearly always good matured, A great many have been permanently cuied of stomach trouble by taking Cham herlain’s Tablets, For sale by C. Y. Lowe. Surprise to Many in Bandon. r—■ But how about you? That “old suit” which you con sider good enough for “everyday” is hardly fitting for a holiday. You will feel brighter, fresher, happier, if the joyous nature of Thanksgiving Day is reflected not only by the inner, but by the outer man. All day long, until eight o’clock this evening, we will be watching for you to make your holiday selec tion. Money Talks—Cash Only Thursday, Nov. 28 Hotel Gallier Jan 3 The Turkey Will Be Properly Dressed ■■ S am S ays |f You Want to Make This City Worth While JOIN THE BANDON COMMER CIAL CLUB AND STAY WITH IT Local people are surprised at the quick results received from simple buckthorn 1 ark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler i-ka the German appendicitis remedy. C. Y. Lowe states that this simple remedy anti cepticizes the digestive system and draws ofl the impurities so thorough ly that a Single Dose relieves sour stomach, gas on lhe stomach anti constipation instantly. ——000----- Chamberlain ’s Cough Remedy Cur« ColO», Croup aw' A lli ria* Cough.1 GEO. W. MOORE LUMBER CO. Phone 171. Orders taken for delivery Third Annual Thank sgiv ing Ball, given by Ladies of Eastern Star, Thursday even ing. Nov. 28, 1912. Bank Hall. All invited. Music by Kausrud’s Orchestra. Following are a Few of Our 40 acres, mostly bottom, al cleared and fenced. New 6 room house. New barn, silo gas engine 9 cows, team, all farm implement- and tools, chickens, hogs, all per sonal property except furniture This is as fine as there is—$6000. 4 room cottage. New. Pint large lot. Easy walking distanct price, $850.00 6 1 mm house, 2 large lots, si reel improvements made, sidewalk dow 1 Price $1000. I Ll >ck of 40 lets in Portland Addition, $1000 5 acres within a mile of Postoflic« with fine 6 room house, chicken shed, and good garden About one and one half acres cleared, balai-.o- easv to dear. $1000. Terms. 60 acres of fine bench land, good large house, barn and out buildings. 40 hear! of stock, good young team. 1 good saddle or driving horse, 24 hogs, implements anti tools $6000 MARSHFIELD l-i gt tit which is one ot the most progressive cities of the state, is keeping up its reputation by starting another new thing. This time it is a plan ior a workingman’s club, ..here men ol all classes will feel at home and facilities will be provided for pleasant recreation and improve ment • Tillamook county will soon start a new indtis ry, lhe manufacture of milk sugar from whey, a large sup ply of which s available at the nil tnerous cheese factories of that dis trict. Funds lor the erection ot a fact ary have been supplied. Notice for Publication. Department U. S. Land Office of the Interior, at Rowburv, Oregon. October 24. 1912. Notice i* hereby given that Alvah D. McKay, of Bullard*, Oregon, who on March 22, 1907, made Hometlead Entry No. 14370, Serial 04146 for NI-2 SWI-4 of Sec. Range 28 5. 1907, made 14 W, No Towiuhip and on November 18, Entry Homeatead •Serial No. 04149, for 4, No. the SEI-4 14670, NWI-4 of Sec. 4, Towntliip 28 S, Range 14 West, \l ¡1- lamette Meridian, ha* filed notice of intention lo make final five-year Proof lielore C. dcacribed, R. mit-doner, at hi* office at tu the Wade, Bandon, land above U. S. Com Oregon, on Stephen F. lhe (*th day of December 1912. The Oregon Purebred Livestock i-sociatioii, in session the p ¡st week, recommend- the passage of the live ■nock sanitary bill by the next legis lature. Puis provides lor the a,- lointinent of a commission of ti;e who shall serve without salary to check lhe spread of livestock diseases Dry farm expeits hid an inning at Clamant Johnson, name* Antone a* wilnewa: Sacchi, Jam« Morriaon, Chari« G. Fahy, all of Bullard*, Oiegon. B. Oct 29-Dec 3 the recent Lind Sh >w Tillman I Reuter, of Madras, who carries oil j lhe lion's share of prizes at thu j national dry-farming congresses every year regularly, had his ex 1 hibit at Portland, and other sectio s of the state where dry-farming is practiced had excellent showings. F. JONES. Regitter. Jewelry Manufacturing and Repairing on Short Notice at Boyle’s Jewelry Store. The Itoy’s appetite is often the 1 >uice of ainiz.em-.it ft von wmid 1 have such an appetite take Cham- | berlain's Tab'ets. They not only , Agate Brooches, Rings, Scarf ■ reate a healthy appetite, but Pins made to order in 12 to trenvtliens the stomach and enable 21 hours. YOU DON’T it to do its work naturally. Fo. tie by C. Y. Lowe. HAVE TO WAIT HERE. D onald M ackintosh , Agent, You have often heard it said Bandon, Oregon. Notice of Publication. that skillful mending or re pairing of jewelry is a lost Department of the Int-rior, Attention. art. Those who bring their U. S. Land Office at Ro»rburg, Oregon, | Jewelry here to be repaired Ocrolier 24, 1912, Notae i* hereby given that Anna Wikoi 1 will find unusual facilities If you wish a $600 investment widow of Henry G. Wikox, deceaied, Ban and unsurpassed skill— that is absolutely safe I have one don, Oregon, who on July 9, I'KW, made | nor is that all. that will net you 13 per cent per Hom«tead Entry Serial No. 01 34, Ds* 5 and 12 of Sec. 3 and Lot* 8, and 9 of Towtuhip When the work is finished it anum lor 18 months. 0 S. Range No. 14 W. U illamettr Meridian, is carefully inspected to Address Box 147 Coquille, Oregon ha* filed notice of intention to make final five- make sure it is right. Our 93'’ year Proof, lo estahluh claim to lhe land ahov j prices arc as low as our Born to Mr. ahd Mrs. F. II. Vtr d.-ncribed. before C R. Wade, U. S. Com , work is good. iue o* Fourmile, an e girt pound mioioner, at hi* oftce at Bamion, Oregon on the ■ (ith day of December 1912. OPPOSIT E P. O. boy Sunday November 17th. Claimant name, a< witneMer: R. P. Hunt, George DeO*. Will Snyder, H: B Dr. S C. Endicot, Dentist. R rs müssen Bldg. Phone 71. 93t! Tucker, ol Bandon Oregon. Oct 29-Dec 3 B. F. JONES, Regnier, all Witter Water for your liver, kid neys and rheumatism. C. M. Spen cer. /