Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915, January 21, 1913, Page 2, Image 2

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    Semi-Weekly Bandon Recorder, January 21, 1913
Page 2
SEMI-WEEKLY
don also passed the examination
and was granted a certificate. [Ed]
Educational Notes.
BANDON RECORDER
By
MAKE IT A FIXED RULE
County Superintendent Raymond E. Baker
Thiriyone teachers who took the | People Should Guard Against
December
examination in Coos
Hntontd at the UaaUon Pestofflue aa Heooad-Olaaa Matter.
Appendicitis,
County passed successfully and have
received certificates. A. number ol
C. E. KOPF, Manatiat Editor.
Bandon people who have stomach
teachers who did not write for certi­ and bowel trouble should guard
•Subscription, fl M par Year in AdvaDOS. Advurtising Kat mi Made Known ficates but in order to secure exemp­ against appendicitis by taking simple
on Application. Job Printing a Specialty.
tion in one or more subjects were buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc.,
also successful in attaining the re­ compounded in Adler-i-ka,
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF BANDON quired grade of 90 per cent or over. German appendicitis remedy,
The foliowing received certificates single dose relieves sour stomach.
at the recent examinntion: Beatrice gas on the stomach and constipation,
McLeod, Riverton: Pearl R. Walker, ■ instantly because this simple mixture
Bandon; May A. Fahey, Bandon; i antisepticiz.es the digestive organs
Dollic Robbins. Myrtle Point; Hilda jnnd draws off the impurities. C. Y.
Monson, Gravel Ford; Lurinda M Lowe.
Dean. Myrtle Point; Blanche Rad­
T1 e legislature is now in session working woman attempts to rub out ley Bandon; Mary E. Price, Ban
A Challenge.
and there will be no pkilibustering her husbands business blunders on croft; Florence J. Jenuings, Myrtle
Point; Elsie G. Philpott, Myrtle
a washboard.
on salary bills.
A good laugh costs less than a Point; Edith C. Boell, Myrtle Point;
Among the incurable diseases may
! hereby challenge any man or
dose of medicine and does less Sarah Hiienergardt, Gravel Ford; woman in either file Citv of Bandon
be classed the itch—for office.
Dessie M. Dean, Myrtle Point;
A real progressive is anyone who harm.
or Coos County, to publicly debate
Freda May Hazer, North Bend;
acknowledges the facts as they de­
Life is a huge joke which ends Helen Landrith, Marshfield; Minnie the following subject with me: Re­
solved. ‘’That the Boy Scout Move­
velop.
in a tragedy.
Parker, Cooston; Lillian Pitman,
Never say “eyether” for either.
Another way to waste time is to Marshfield; Ruth Harmon, North ment is a Curse to Society,’’ sai l
It is an affectation of English; but spend it in hunting for vindication. Bend; Belva L. Flanagan, Marsh debate to take place in the Bandon
Opera I louse oil any date mutually
not the better educated English.
A very serious person is more or field; Jennie Walker, Gardiner;
agreeable.
I will furnish the hall,
Pronounce it eether.
less crack hrained, and yet he often Edith B. Raab, North Beni; Frank
lights and heat at iny own expense.
Hutchins, Prosper; Mrs.
Lizzie
If you have no appetite when gets the money.
—Dr. B. K. Leach.
Divelbiss.
Port
Grford;
Charles
E.
meal time comes better stav away
Nearly every good speech is in­
I
Mulkey, Bridge; Arthur Brown.
from the table.
tended by its author as more or less
A Hero in a Lighthouse.
Myrtle Point; Lloyd Eniund, North
A priest or student is entirely out a joke.
Bend; Willeska Roberts, Marsh­
of place in a gown; better give it to
No doubt more people would be field; Mrs. Mabel Minard, Gravel
For years J. S. Donahue, So.
grandma.
satisfied with the great prosperity Ford;
Willoughl y,
Katherine
Haven,
Mich., a civil war captain,
If an impudent person slaps you of the country if it could be passed Brockway; Lorena Hiienergardt,
as
a
lighthouse
keeper, averted
on one side of the lace bid him on around a little farther.
Gravel Ford; Mrs. Florence Me- awful wrecks, but a queer fact is
A St Louis girl wears a bracelet Cracken Root, Myrtle Point.
both sides in return. If he is not
he might have been a wreck, him­
yet satisfied administer a vigorous on her ankle. There are various
Teacheis should promptly notify self, if Electric Bitters bad not pre­
kick where it will do the most good ways to advertise.
the county superintendent if for any vented. “They cured me of kidney
and you will be the means of saving
There is so much adulteration in reason they close school before the trouble and chills.” he writes, “after
your brother—from being shot.
this age of commercialism that ser­ term li r which their contract was 1 had taken other so called cures
Zeek Smart: The papers say that mons and prayeis doled out lor cold drawn up expires. Teachers desir­ for years, without benefit and they
W.V. Allen, •( Nebraska, talked cash will naturally be received with ing schools should also register their also improved my sight,
names in this office, in order that seventy, I am feeling fine
fourteen hours without stopping in more or less uncertainty.
the United States Senate Huh,
There is one article that the thrif­ the names of candidates can be sub­ dypepsia, indigestion, all
my wife skins that record every day ty housewife must have in all seasons mitted at once when the call come liver and kidney troubles,
without equal. Try them,
Neither is it conducive to the of the year and regardless of cost; in for a teacher.
Miss Glemina Witcher, of Ban- gocts at all druggists.
success of marriage when a hard and that is hair.
to put a little money away eve­
ry pay day. Don’t keep it
about yon anti be tempted to
spend it. Deposit it in the
Bank of Bandon. Then it w ill
be safe from temptation to
spend and at the same time be
earning interest for you. You
work for your money. Make
your money work for you.
Published Every Tuesday an 4 Friday by the Recorder Publishing Company
Recorder Philosophy
BANDON
Now is the time to Save Money by taking advantage
of our
Clean-up Sale
Big Reduction in Ladies’ Bags. 25 to 50 per cent
Discount on all Dishes and Porcelain Ware. Big Re-
duction on all Holiday Goods.
at the Bandon Drug Co.
W. E. St einhoff
The Harness Man
baddies
The Finest Line in Coos County
Prices right
Bandon Power Co
Lamps, Batteries, Fixtures, Bells
General Electrical Supplies
Bandon Dry
Goods Co
Office Oakes’ Buildinr. Hours 8 to 5
FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS
THE STORE OF QUALITY
and they will lead you to the
place where the finest feed
< an be had. We have spec­
ial feeds for all kinds of stock
from chickens to horses and
all the best to be had. This
is the store w hose rule is “Ex­
tra quality without extra
cost.
FEED
STOP E
. A1 A-c)
OUR SALE WILL LAST FOR ONE WEEK, ENDING
Saturday, January 25
The following are a few of the many bargains we are
offering:
Central Feed Co.
r -xxaawBi
Equipped will; Wireless
Ladies’ Waists
ir
ir
ir
tr
#1.00
#1.50
#2.00
#2.50
value
value
value
value
at ... $ .59
at . . . .98
at . . 1.29
at . . 1.49
Ladies’ Combinations
Regular #1.50 value at .
Regular #1.75 value at .
Regular 2.00 value at
Regular 3.50 value at
.
Ladies’ Drawers
$1.08
1.23
1.49
2.89
ar
ar
ar
ar
#1.(10
#1.25
#1.50
#2.00
value at
value at
value at
value at
.
.
.
.
. $ .49
. . .98
. . 1.08
. . 1.65
White Serge, reg. 2.50 value $1.98
Black 6c w hite serge, 75c value .49
Whip Cord Serge, 75c value .49
White Caahinere serge. 75c val. .49
White Cashmere serge, 1.25 val. .98
Laces,
Spring Goods
arriving on every
boat. Call
and see them.
White cotton voile, reg. 65c vai.
White India linen reg. 35c vai.
White “
“ reg. 25c vai. .17
W hite India linen, reg 20c vai.
White India linen, reg. 15c vai
Cotton Cordurov. reg. 35c vai
There are many other bargain* that are to be seen when you enter our store.
Up-to-date dressmaking in
our Dressmaking parlors.
The Store of Quality.
Regular
.49
.20
1-2
.15
.10
.25
Price
Call and let ua show our stock.
N DRY GOODS CO
Sails from Portland Wednesdays.
Sails from Coos Bay Saturdays.
Phone 142
Cotton Goods
Embroideries and Ribbons at Four-Fifths the
ALWAYS ON EIME
Confirm Sailing. Through M. F SHOEMAKER, Agent Bandon
4
Wool Goods
S. S. BREAKWATER
All work guaranteed in
our dressmaking Dept.
*• ' ’’’JMSS.- twiur SJ»* *
. B rooklyn
Newly Remodeled Modern Equipment Throughout
Carries rassengers'and Freight
’’ irS,R?cui !r TíX Br’Tî7 5 ? ’■per Ton’ *3 <*> Mak«
Rrgular Light Day Trips between ban Francisco and Bandon.
SUDDF.N * CHRISTENSEN. ou„„, and Op.„to„
ban Francisco, Calif.
J. E. WALSTROM, Agent. Bandon. Ore.