I in, at .
WHETHER
your fancy leans toward
JEWELRY
STERLING SILVER
Fine Silver Plate
or
CUT GLASS
or whether you don't
just know what you
want you will have
no trouble in finding
something appropriate
here. Even though
you may need1 nothing
just now, come in and
see the many, pretty
thing, we have recent
ly put into stock.
In all departments we are show
infra splendid, variety of new and
seasonable goods, and we want
you to feel quite free to call and
inspect them.
Sabro Bros.
Manufacturing Jewelers
Phona 7S1 Bandon, bragea
LOCAL NEWS
Trade your old furniture for new
at Mitchell's Furniture store
Phone 2i I. 90tl
Averill's will have a unique hat
ale next Saturday. Read the
ad on this page,
Anyone wishing home made pies
or cakes phone the Wigwam or see
Mrs. E. Lewin" 75t
The Ladies, of the Eastern. Stat
will give a Thanksgiving ball,
night, November 37th. .
Work op the improvement of
'Franklin avenue (formerly Spruce
St.) is going ahead rapidly.
WANTED Position as cook in
camp by man and wife. Can give
(reference. Apply at this office, tax
Shooting match November 22nd
atH, P. Clausens, on Fourmile,
dance at night. A cordial invitation
is extended to all. S8ts
The latest report from Florence
was that the governor and members
of the state militia were on their
way there to investigate the depor
tations. J. H. Gould and C. R. Moore
each made a donation of five dollars
for the public library this week for
which the committee desires to(ex
press .their thanks.
For Rent All up stairs over
Elite restaurant, with or without
furniture. Will sell furniture cheap,
housekeeping rooms partly furnished
will rent cheap.- L. N. -Gregory,
Bandon, Ore. 91 tax
For Children their it Nothing
Better.
A cough medicine for children
must help their couehs and colds'
without bad effects on their little
stomachs and bowels Foley's
Honey and Tar exactly fills this
need. No opiates, no sour stomach,
no constipation follows its use. Scul
ly colds, wheezy breathing, coughs
and croup am all quiqkly helped.
The Orange Pharmacy.
Fleetest Gathering.
The Seaside Social Club met with
Mrs. Page last Friday afternoon the
time was pleasantly spent in card
nl.ivinc.and other games. An ele
gant refreshments were served and
the tables were beautifully decorated
with chrysanlhemui'nsand carnations
.- .. ... .t.'
pale yellow oeing we jhcv.uimk
color. Everyone expressed them
selves as having had the 'best time
of the season. The club will meet
with Grandma Gross next Friday
afternoon.
Those oresent were: Mr. Giles,
Mrs. Lee. Mr. Tracy, Mr and Mrs
Gross, Mr. Buell, Mrs Wayent,
Mrs. Nvnren. Mrs. Rouers, Mrs.
Westleder. Mrs. Barr, Mrs. Helm
kin, Mr. Jamjeson, Mrs. Thorn, Mrs
Page Grandma Gross.
Spruce Valley Item.
' Mr. Lux. and family from up the
river visited with the Henry Neal
family Sunday.
We are sorrto report the death
of Mrs. Beatrice Belknap,' who died
very suddenly of pneumonia Nov
ember nth. Mrs. Belknap was;
good neighbor and highly respected
hv all who knew her. The sincere
svmoathv of the entire community
will be with the bereaved husband
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Wickles are visiting
in the valley Sunday. Mr. Wickles
is suffering from a sprained hip
caused bv iumninc from the.train on
the Seeley & Anderson logging
road. Chicken.
Thimble Club Holdt Anni
versary.
The officers ol the Ladies Thimble
Club entertained all those who have
been members, of the club at the
home ol the President Mrs P. Han-
rahan, on Thursday Nov. 14th the
sixth anniversary of the club. Whist
Was played and Mrs. B, J.
Coumerihl and Mrs. Woodruff won
first and second prizes, silver
thimbles. Mrs, J. H. Tucker re
ceived the consolation prize a Ger
man silver thimble.
A dainty lunch was served by the
ladies. After lunch Mrs. Lewin the
only charter member present gave
s brief history of the club and pre
sented Mrs, Le Gore in behalf ol
the club a beautiful bread tray, Mrs.
Le Gore has been a member ol the
club five ye.trs.
Those present were: Mesdames
Chris Rasmussen, John Johnson,
Korth, J. L, Conger, Frame Hol
Bcrt Harrington, Frank Hufford,
Henrv Dibblee, Wm. Craine, B. J,
Coumerihl, F. Fieger, Wm. Ten
brook, Woodruff, Geo Turner who
have dropped out of the club; and
the present members: Mesdames F.
S. Perrv, D. M. Averirll. E. Lewin,
J. H. Tucker, J. H. Jones, Bowman,
Le Gore, H. C. Dipple, Erdman
The officers who entertained were
Mesdames P. Hanarahnn, O. W
Gibson, H. Mullen and H. Brown.
$
RIGHT NOW is the
time to begin sav
ing. Today is the day
to resolve to pay your
self some amount from
your pay envelope
each time you receive
it. Start a saving ac
' count with this safe,
strong bank. Begin
with a dollar or any
amount you can spare..
That is the way to get
ahead to make a start
for yourself in life.
FIRST NATL BANK
Recent Transfer of Bandon
Real Estate. .
J. D. Truip et ux to Tilus M.
WiMiard warranty deed to lots 5.34
and 25 Block 6 Woolen Mill Ad
dition.
Titus M. Willard to J. D. Tharp
warranty deed to lots 5-6 and 7
Block 6 Woolen Mill Addition.
WillianrH. French, quit claim
deed lots it 12.13 and 14 block 21
and lots 33 and 34 block 25 and
lots 15-16 17-18-19 and 20 block 25,
and lots 15-16-17 18 19 and 20 block
33 in Portland Addition.
Geo. P. Laird et ux toC. Y. Loc
warranty deed to undivided interest
in a tract of land in the city of
Bandon.
C. A. Jamieson et ux to C. Y.
Lowe warranty dred lot I in block 1
Woolen Mill Addition to Bandon.
Albert Christensen et ux to Y. M.
Lowequit claim deed lot 4 block 8
Woodland Addition to Bandon
George Watkins et ux to Edward
H. Joehnk, quit claim deed, lots 33
to 36, inclusive; in block 8 and lots
t to 4 in block 13 Portland Addition
to "Bandon.
James Denholm et ux to F J.
Feeney warranty deed to parcel of
BIG SALE OF WOMEN'S
HATS
NEXT SATURDAY
We offer for sale next Saturday all o"r untrimmed
hats in Felt, Velvet, Plush and. Beaver. Now is
your opportunity to buy a hat at your own price.
Sale starts at 8 a. m. at $1.25
each and each hour the price
will be reduced until it reaches
25c each.
a
See Our Windaw Display
, .
From 8 to 9 a. mi 1. $1.25 each
From 9 to 10 a. m 1.10 each
From 10 to 11 a. m. J-2. 1.00, each
From 11 to 12 a. m. -i 90 eacn
From 12 to 1 p. m. tl-J-'-J-Ji .80 each
Prom 1 to 2 p. m. i 'l .75 each
From 2 to 3 p. m. :..-- .60 each
From .3 to 4 p. m. 1 .50 each
From 4 to 5 p. m. .40 each
From 5 to 6 p. m.. . .25 each
AYIRILL'
Lodge No. 64 K. of P. W. D to
lots 4 and 5 block 4 Woodland Ad
dition to Bandon.
Robert McKinnis et ux to Delphi
Lodge No. 64 K. of P. bargain and
sale deed, lot 4 block 3 Commercial
Addition to Bandon.
John Bailey et ux to Mrs. Martha
Neilson warranty deed lots 1 and 2
in block 4 fishers Addition" to
Bandon. ,
(Supplied by the Title Guarantee
and Abstract Company Branch
Office over McNair's Hardware Co.-
store, Bandon, Ore )
Patron-Teachers Meeting.
The Patron-Teachers' Association
will meet at tne nign ."school, Fri
day evening Nov 21, at 7:30 p. m.
The program for the evening will
be as' follows:
Violin solo, Mr. T. F. Haggerty,
accompanied by Mrs. Haggerty.
Reading, Mrs. E. M. Rea.
Relation of Child's Home Life to
his School Life, Mrs. J. L. Kronen-berg.
Discussion, Rev. A. Habeily.
Vocal solo, Mrs. H. L. Hopkins.
Relation df Moral Life to Intellec
tual Life of the. Child. Rev.. C. M.
Knight.
Discussion, Rev. Chatburn.
Vocal solo, Selected
America. "
Retreshments will be served.
Parents and patrons of the "School
are cordially invited to attend this
meeting. As children will little of
interest in the subjects to be dis
cussed, and only become restless
and interfere with the work of the
association, it is recommended that
children be not included in the in
vitation. E, M. R. Sec,
Don't worry about cold weather.
the Grand is steam heated always
cozy.
i
Dtad Easy.
Two guests missed the first courses
of a dinner at a suburban home, wblcb
bad been arranged partly In their
honor. Band bags bad been searched,
distant homes -called un the telephone
for Information, much nerve. energy
bad been expended, till because the
key to tbo trunk containing the neces
nary dinner raiment could not be
found. Finally 11 locksmith from the
town four miles uwny came by auto
mobile, was led to the trunk, and In
less than a minute the lid was turned
back. '
"Good work," said tbo mnld.
"Dead easy," said the locksmith; "the
thing wasn't locked at all." Now York
Tribune.
Up to Data Milkman.
"What ore you giving your cows now
In tho way of gnbirtagogues?" nsked
the Irvlngton professor of the milk
man. "Ob." said tbo jnllkman, wbo bas
Just been graduated from Pnrdne and
is not to bo stumped by any Dutlcr
college pedagogue, "their sustenance is
wholly of vcgetabld origin, rich In
chloropbyl and opulent in butyraccous
qualities."
"A pint if you please." said the pro.
feasor.
"Git up," said the milkman. Indian
spoils News.
MRS. W. W. WOLFE
INSTRUCTOR OF
PIANO
Mrs. Guy Dipple
Spirella's Corsctcire
PHONG 714
Benjamin Ostlind
Consulting Engineer and v
Architect
Offlea fat Thrift gUg .
A. D.Mills
Real Estate
Fire Insurance
Notary Public
Rentals
I have a fees buy in
hh! flat let mm First Street
AUNT BETTY'S
PRISONER
Vm. quad
When Stephen Kilts was 4tl sher
Mf of Ingham county the 4d JaHer. nvt
txMnc of kta party, had to go. To every.
body's surprise the ptaee was g4ven to
Uncle Jerry"SOtbi'
Uncle Jerry was ilfty 'years dd, and
his wife,- who was always "called Aust
Betty, was a couple of years younger.
They were hleo old ixx'pte- Ttxtf were
liberal with what, they had and knew
about as much of the wickedness of
the world as two children.. The ahecHT
had lived with them for four or fire
rears when he was a homeless orpftaT.
and be owed a debt of gralRnde which
bo waHted to pay- lie knew their noft
pots, and when they were ready to
take pome Ion of tbe atone Jus he
aaM:
t"Now. Ibtea to-tee! Thte 1 a JH
and not an orphan asylum. No otic
will be sent here who la Innocent or
deserves pity. All prisoners are hero
tecause they deserve to be. Every last
one will lie and play the hypocrite ana
must be carefully watched. There"
must be no foolishness with them.
Uncle Jerry.'yon mustn't trest one of
them as far as you can aJluK a bull by
the tall.
"And.v Aunt Betty, you must harden
that kind heart of youra. I know
you'd like to adopt every tran.p In th
state and let him swing In a natnmoca
and have ham and eggs every meal.'
but "It's n different tblnff here."
Tbe Jail wns without a prisoner Just
then. At length a prisoner arrived to
be cared for by Uncle Jerry and Aunt
Betty. He had been tried for grand
larceny and given a sentence of six
months. lie did not look more than
eighteen years old nnd hHd a face ns
innocent as that or a child. He bad
tears in his eyes when ho arrived at
tho Jail.
"What a shamel" exclaimed Aunt
Betty after a look at the prisoner.
"Ho Is rather young," replied Uncle
Jerry,
Aunt Betty sighed and said nothing
more. Shu didn't know whether or uot
feho'd tell tbe boy she pitied Mm..
There was something abe did do when
she passed In tho next meal, and she
couldn't help herself. She looked sor
rowful, and she asked the prisoner If
be bad a mother. He studied her face
for a moment and then answered that
he had. r
At Aunt Betty's next visit to tho cell
she carried two extra dishes not pro
vided for by the rates, and when the
prisoner had thanked her be timidly
asked:
"Good woman, dare 1 ask you to
write to my mother for me?"
"If I wrifo her she'll know you are
in Jail, and that will hurt ber terri
bly." "You must tell her, but you must tell
her .that tbe whole world has been
against me. Nobody is willing to giro
mo a show."
"You poor boyl" she pityingly said.
"They say I stole a watcb from a
farmhouse, but I never, never did. A
tramp wbo came later took the watch."
"And didn't tbey get hilar
"No, and because they didn't they
arrested me and aest me here. I was
a poor boy, you see, and had no m to
befriend me."
"What a ahamet What a burets
shame! Why, tbe Judge and Jury
ought to be here In your placet"
"I waut you to write to mother and
tell her so. I don't want bar to think
I've become a wicked boy."
Uncle Jerry bad to go oat on buM
ness ono afternoon and was not ex
pected homo until 0 o'clock in the
evening. At 0 o'clock Aunt Betty pre
pared supper and Invited tbe prlwmttr
to sit at tablo with her. Hlio reaHuiu-d
that it would uplift and make n man
of him. Hu ate a full meal, klng
words of gratitude between Mouth
ful, and then rose up and took her
by tbo throat and banged her hmA
against tbo wall and look Uiu prUvM
key off Its nail and oiietied tbe door
to liberty. It wns cold wuather, hut
ho went without hut or coat
It took Aunt Betty about ton min
ute to realise what had bsppeuul,
and then she ran to the street tare-headed-not
to shout for help, how
ever. iAt n' venture be lurnwl U the
right and rau for ber life down the
street and out In the country. Half a
mile from the Jail she aught sight t
her "poor Innocent boy," Ho did he
of her. and he leK4 h ik a rahWt.
Over feneea and across flvitU hu M
her, but, she wus a hound on tw trull
and ran lilm down at la&
Then, as soon as tUa euuld get hr
breath, Aunt IMly curted tind wallop
ed ami opauked and pullod hah- MMII
that young umii cried for Hwf, (hi
the way back to Jail he got n evff
about new In every twoftty fWt, h4
when b found hlmtf oi nm Ui
his sell he was a thaukfal Uy,
"Is everything all rightr sfcwi
Uncle jWy as be nrrlr4 tow.
"Ves, all tUku" was thv nmwH,
"I found out abawt Hml Uty Mkv,
He's a PMC one. Hh has m Mto
awl bas Imm In Jail UH m Urn.
He's a Mk tblf a4 lk UmM Mar
In the UhIM Wak. hH tm
won't u blw mmUHM tt M
talk and Ma taars,"
"Jarry Milk wr MM to
hain't Itr a Ik, wwm
drew hersetf up,
Tre s)Im 'tm4 m."
K!wr m
'aiNtatwMW
rfra
mis is ai
Age of
Specializal
in 'medicine, in
teaching, t c
arc those who
their entire altcm
one branch of ilia
We are special
clothes socialists,
devote all our lii
our thought, a
ability to fclectil
right sort of clotl
discriininaiing 111J
don't cIioom:
clothes, v c (I
choose c.virJ
" s' 1
clotlien. We (al
in clothcK to cil J
$15.(H) to 30.00
wm that niiwli
Anicrica can held
letter quality am
complete aatisfaii
found in men's ij
than in our ttJ
Hub Clothj
& Shoe
MtnicyTalkik-'C ai
Hotel Bad
and 1.50 M'f j
HuroM.'n I'lan, I
K. G, CASSIDY, M
City Trad
MA, KINIXS
HAUI.lNOn
Wisi Nm Haw ! Sarac
ihad in Bandon.
R. H. Rosa et ux to Delphi
AIm beet
m Azalea Park
Willi WHI'AI
MAMDOH it