**« 11 1111 1 W*»$1f F m miy ro ReW* F • 1 A f«riH Rill « lanM GET FOOLED S o o B SABRO BROS. Local Notes It Costs Nothing FIRST NAT’L BANK Opwei daring Noon Hour and Satur day Evening*. Donald MacKintosh reports the . de of 20 acres on Crooked Creek four miles south of Bandon to Gus Hecken, also 20 acrc3 to a Mr. Cas tle of Medford, Mr. Hecklen will move his family here and improve his place. He formerly lived at Monroe, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. M. I Brown, of C-mas Valley arrived in Bandon Wednesday to visit their son L. E. Brown and family. Mr. Brown has been here hefote. but not for six ot »even years and says the town has grown wonderfully in that time. | He may decide to locate here. f * ffla »/«tat'lay hr NW"”’ H «gheo Mi on the kw a bwetneew tup to Prwtltwl ON JEWELRY Wawran tn Manat—3m»11 I in Of near fowr Ce at thta oWke OME people buy Th* rknrt al fhe Wig« WH jewelry without re nesrtay night was a MMteM in every gard to nr If protection. I parttcular. F or S ai .B—4 room house and 3 1 Iola all fenced and cleared Address rilERS are care I Box 725, City. ful to buy from a The Prrabyterian Sunday St hool house whot»c name ' >a picnicing in the park nta. the stands for honest mer I ball ground today. chandise only. W C. Madden and W. E Rob- | ison were over from Marshfield on LYING here ■> business yesterday. uyin - ; JEWELRY ........ made easy for it i. bought Mies Blanche Radley has returned with cantideace, and the i> rareIv variety fur «electiaa Irom a visit of several weeks with equaled in citie* ten time* the friends in California. •ue of BmiJoa. F or S ai .E —One riding pony and one serviceable driving horse, $35 each. Albert J. Turner. Manufack.itig J y tiers "The Power of the Cross,” *o °hone 751, Bandon, Ore. reel Lubin feature, Grand Theatre, S”nday night, Sept. 14. »trading ; nd Let us do your keep your morey in your home town.—S trauhal A D ipple 70tf Wanted — Agate Work—Sabro Chas. Richert his bought the Bros. Young Bros. Mill on Twomile and Fresh Eastern Oysters at the will log off the Strader ract. Wigwam. tf A number of Bandonians are tn H. D. Coe was over from Coos Myrtle Point today attending the Bay yesterday. Coos ar.d Curry County fair. Shoes shined at Hotel Gallier by F or S ale . Dark Jersey cow, Archie Jorgen en. 19-tf gives five gallons milk a day. See Try the Unique for a good square Mr3. H.M. Tucker. 70-2 meal and sweet bread. F or sale . Good sound horse, P. H. Poole went to Coqui’le this weight about 1300 pounds, 7 years morning on business. old. Inquire at this office. When you want >h Eastern City Engineer P. A Sandberg oysters, don’t forget the Wigwam went to Marshfield on business yes tt terday noon, returning today noon. Mrs. R. F. Cope of L-ing’os Dressmaking by the day. Terms visited her p ren’s, Mr. and Mrs. Z. reasonable. Address Mrs. A. Cleary Boice, this week. Bandon, Ore. Gen. Delivery. 7it8x F or S ale —Twenty-five horse A special two reel feature “The power submerged tube upright boil Demon of Destruction,” also good er, and fifteen h. p. engine. Call at Solasc comedy at the Orpheum to Acme Planning Mill. 65-18 night. Attorney W H. Meredi’h of John Sutton’s cozy little bunga Wedderburn was in Bindon Wed low that is being built in east Ban nesday on his way to Coos Bay to don, wi” so th be ready r occu look after busim’». pancy. New orders of bicycle repairs of F or S ale —On co .ier of Fill all kinds constantly arriving. Will more nd 3>d stree.j, groceiies at take orders for bicycles of any kind. living prices. Call aud see A. H. 90tf S. D. B arrows . Sparks. 54tl Mrs. Geo. Erdman went yester James O’Toole who has been day to visit her mother, Mrs. Wald- visiting in the east for a couple of vogel, who is critically ill at her months, returned to Bandon Wed home on South Twomile. nesday. Mr. and Mrs. W L. Beach went S. S. Little who wrs stricken with to the Van Luven home, known as paraiysis last week seems to be im the Cedar Hill Dai y farm yesterday proving slowly at the Emergency to see their new grandson. Hospital. Mrs. Gra< e E. Nance left recently Looking for quick salt 3 list your for her home at Clifton Wash., aiter property with us we bring buyer and a visit of several months with her seller together.—S trauhal A D ip - brother Geo. B. Morgan of this city. pel . 70' f The Bronco Co. are without an Wanted—Hovsekee. er to *ake equal, when producing feature films cire of children r id do general and in their two reel feature “The housework. Apply at Anderson’s Sea Dog" have surpassed all Rooming House. previous efforts. This splendid J. F. Autr has sold his lease on featnre wi" be shown tomorrow the David Prewilt ranch to D. P. night at the Orpheum. Also a Marshfield. Mr. Auer Gaumont Weeklo showing cut rent Jenkins of and family will take a trip ‘ Mc- events. No advance admission 10-5C Minville. —Tsar— For Sale or Trade—A good or- chard proposition in Douglas Co. Ore. on the S. P. railroad, Get the facts from the owner. Box 892, Bandon, Ore. 72tf Is. n Walker was in town a few days this week. He was a cattle ' driver here about 25 years ago and Bandon has grown more in the to keep vour money t'me which has elapsed since then in this strong, safe than he had expected. Mr. W<-'k- bank, subject at all er now lives in California. times to your checks The person of small means finds us as at tentive to his needs as does the man with large interests. An important func tion of this bank is to do what it can to aid its depositors in financial growth. Ri r*. I»« 4vl a«Tv>i*s .«4 4» 1 ffiww .4 Ht* * • •*»»-.♦* I WHf «•M« '4 th* »W'Wg r«0****, fepuNWan, < pemsWiats. *r.f wa* pi Irtef by »*• rt-o fhwnd H m School Books AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES I ►I fh' D>'o s rata h»l nxswt'l thr< <iVht><>t J th* hmg tar4* fight «m losing the v>>t*s <4 Senator Ran sale T and Ihoht*"'. <4 1.1 ■ ■•na, Demaw rata, who stated agai 1st th* bill to. la» he< an«* it would pi t au r on the free The Most Complete Stock in the City Notice to Contractor . Mat Until the names <4 Senator» La Follette Notice i* hereby given that .ealnl taut and f\»ind*ster actually were < ailed, how. will be received by lhe Common Council of ever, no one knew definitely the stand they lhe City of Hendon, Cooa County, Oregon, . would take, and their votes were grreted uaed haff part «even o’clock I’. M Wed- ! with enthusiastic applause newiay the 24th day of September 1913 for I President Wilson es pressed tonight ¿teat the improvement <4 Fourth Street We»t gratification over the end <4 the long strug from the West line of Edison Avenue to gle in the Senate. Senator Simmons, chair, it» intersection with Ocean Drive in the City mail of the Finance committee, who had pi of Bandon, Coos County, O-egon, accord loted the bill through the finance committee ing to *he plansand specifications on file in the Democratic caucus and the Senate, pre the office of the City Recorder and there dicted that its paaaage would bring imme open to the inspection of all persons inter- diate stimulus to the bus nessof the countrv eeled therein. Big Values in Tablets All bids must be in accordance with the requirements accompanying said specifica and upon blanks for that percent of the rates of "he original bill that tions [Kissed the House and nearly 28 per cent purpose which w 4 be supplied upon request from the rates of existing l.i.v*. at the office of the City Recorder. A certified check of five per cent of the amount of bid must accompany the bid to The Agners Orchestra came up be forfeited to the said City of Bandon, in yesterday in Automobiles and pro-; case the contract is awarded to contractor aud he fails to enter into a contract wi'.i ceeded on to Coos Bay today where the said City within five days from the time they will give concerts at Marshfield said contract is awarded The Common and North Bend and will return Council reserve» the right to reject any and here Monday for a concert at the all bids or to let a contract to the lowest responsible bidder. A» it passed the Senate, the tariff I ill rep resents an aver.' ;e reduction of mo.* than 4 Grand The tre Mor. lay night and a dance in Bank Hall. Harry Grain. Ernest Watkins and Arch e Rosa expect to start Monday or Tuesday for Eugene where they w ill enter lhe University of Oregon. Harry will continue his work of last year, Ernest will take electrical en gineering and Archie will probably take commercial law. Wanted] Wanted! To trade or buy all kinds of house hold goods at rhe turn ture store on the hill Notice to the Public. In the United States District Court. Northern District of'Cali- lornia. First Division. In the Matter of Green, Fostter & Lehmann, Bankrupts. To *’ie Creditors: Take notice, that J. A. Olsen, trustee herein has filed his Third Account, and that at the office of the undersigned, Room 202 U. S. Court House and Post Office Building, San Francisco, California. on Sept. 15th, 1913, at Io a. M., said account will be ex- amined and pass ,d upon, and a dividend declared. Dated: Sept. A rmand B. K reft , 4. 19*3 Referee in Bankruptcy. Strauhal & Dippel Real Estate and Investments Choice farms, stock ranches, city property and business investments. We are agents for some of the best fire insur ance companies in America. Dated at Bandon, Oregon this 11th day of September 1913 E. B. KAUSRUD, City Re corder First Publ. Sept. 12th 1911 Second Publ Sept. 16th 1913 Third Publ. Sept. 19th 191) We also furnish abstracts of title on short notice. We can save you time and money. Give us your business and keep your money at home. Before purchasing elsewhere see us. Office m ON Bank Building. Phone 33. Notice to Contractors. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Common Council of City of Bandon, Oregon, until half past seven o’clock P. M. Wednesday the 24th day of September 1913 for the improvement of Ocern Drive from its intersection with 4th street West to the West line of Jackson Avenue in the City of Bandon, Coos County, Oregon, according to the plans and specifications on tile in the office of the City Recorder and there open to the in spection of all persons interested therein. All bids must be in accordance with the requirements accoinpanyirg said specifica tions and upon blanks for that purpose which will Ise supplied upon request at the office of the Citv Recorder, A certified check of five per cent of the amount of nid must accompany 'the bid to be forfeited to the said City of Bandon, in case the contract is awarded the contractor and he fails to enter into a contract with the said City within five days from time said contract is awarded. The Common Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids Strauhal and Dippel Bandon, Oregon Fifty Second Annual Oregon State Fair Salem, Sept. 29th to Oct. 4, 1913 A Whole Week of Pleasure and Profit $20,000 Offered In Premiums or to let a Contract to the lowest resnonsible Oil bidder. Dated at Bandon, Oregon this 11th day of September 1911: E. B KAUSRUD, City Recorder. First Puhi. Sept. 12th, 1913 Second Puhi. Sept. 16th 19’3 Third Puhi. Sept. 19th 1913 Agricultural, Livestock, Poultry, Textile & otherexhibits Horse Race«, Shooting Tournament, Fire Works, Band Concerts, Eugen ics Exposition, Children’s Play Ground and Other Free Attractions SOCIAL CE including Boyd & Ogle’s One Ring Circus. Free Camping Ground. BY THE You Are Invited. Send For Premium List and Entry Blanks. Reduced Rates on all Railroads. For particulars address— AGNESS ORCHESTRA FRANK MEREDITH, Secretary Fourteen Pieces Salem, Oregon :AT THE Bank Hall Monday A. D. Mills immediately after the concert at < the Grand Theatre. Twenty of the best lot« in Azalia Park on ea«y term«. I have the best available propel des in the city lilted. Dancing until 2:00 A. M. Conre and «ee me. Real Estate, Fire Insurance, Notai/ Public L-J GENTLEMEN $1.00 SPECTATORS FREE J Recorder Results