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Semi-Weekly Random BdDottkn Jferaaiy 13, 1914
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GRAND THEATRE
Now showing exclusive
licensed films. 28 reels
every weelc.
Wednesday January 14th
Big Special Edison Feature
"The Mystery of West
Sedgwick"
A detective story, fascinating, in two reels.
TWO GOOD COMEDIES
"Who Is It" and "Badly Wanted"
No Advance 10c and 5c
STEAM HEAT ORCHESTRA
LOCAL ill PERSONAL ITEMS
Scott makes patterns, itf
Don Garham was over from Coos
Bay yesterday.
Special feature s- the Grand,
Wednesday night, Jan. 14. No ad
vance in price.
Go to Mitchell's Furniture store
on the liill, for anything you want in
house furnishings. ootf
Lenses duplicated at Dr. R. A.
Wahlen eye specialist, office next
door to Telephone Olfice.
For Sale or Trade A good or
chard proposition in Douglas Co.
Ore. on the S. P. railroad. Get the
facts from the owner. Pox 892,
Bandon, Ore. 72tf
W. H Webb held the lucky num
ber that secured the new t $80.00
White sewing machine given away
by the Bandon Hardware Co. Jan
uaty 10th.
When so called watchmakers fail
to make your watch run light bring
it to H. E. Morton expert watch
maker who never does fail Next
door to Telephone Office.
I can paint your signs for you for
one half the nrice usually charged
by the sign painters and guarantee
the work, your price is my price.
Strowbridge the local sign painter
E. Lewin who has the contract
for fixing up the beach sidewalk
commenced work Monday morning
and will probably have it rc.idy for
travel by next Sunday.
To trade for Bandon property 40
acre good bench land, 2 miles from
Fish Trari landing, small house and
barn, some fruit and berries, a fine
place for chickens, will include a
span of horses and cow if wanted.
Address Frank Burkholder, Coquille
Ore. 3t8
Notice.
The Loyal Order of Moose will
cive their second annual ball at
Bank Hall, Febtuary 14th.
Value of a
Bank Account
A bank account
with this
strong, conservative
institution is
worth a great deal
to you in
convenience v
and security.
It leads to many
privileges and
broader business
relations.
FIRST NAT'L BANK
Open during Noon Hour and Satur
day bvenings.
Phone 91 for Scott, itf
Pianos for rent at Bandon Drug
Company. 79tf
Try the Unique for a good square
meal and sweet" bread.
Experienced nurse, Mrs. H. K.
Jcnrs. Leave card at P, O. 3t8x
Geo. P. Laird was a Marshfield
business visitor Friday and Sat
urday. F. S. Dow was over from Coos
Bay Monday calling on his cus
tomers. Trade your old furniture for new
at Mitchell's Furniture store,
P4ione 211. gotf
The Bandon Furniture Co. has
the latest designs in furniture. See
their big assortment.. , 95tf
J. E. Norton, of Nosier and Nor
ton, - Coquiile was in Bandon
yesterday calling on his customers.
Mr. Platte and family arrived on
the Elizabeth and will probably
make this place their future home.
Make your wife a present of one
of those easy rocking chairs for sale
at Mitchell's Furniture store. 90t
Why not see the best for the
same money? Licensed films at the
Grand, steam h? it, and orchestra.
Found on the beach, a bunch of
keys. Owner may have same by
calling at this office, proving pro
perty and paying for this ad. 5U
See a good detective picture,
"The Mystery of West Sedgewick"
in two reels, Grand Theatre Wed
nesday Jan 14, admission 10-50.
All persons knowing themselves
indebted to Catterlin and Legore,
kindly call and settle with H. G
Dipple and save further cost, Office
old Bank Bldg. Bandon. Ore. 961
Dr. G. F. Hodge will be in Ban
don in the near future to speak in
the University Extension Course.
The lecture will be under the
auspices of the Bandon Public Li
brary, and date and place will be
announced later.
C. B. Zeek has : furnished and 1
unfurnished modern houses for rent
on j-acmc Ave. 3 uirnislied rooms
on Franklin Ave, 1 large unfurnish
ed house, modern, near ball grounds
also some bargains in lots close in.
L. L. Brandenburg and wife and
Mrs. Williams were visiting at
Marshfield, North Bend', Coquille
and Myrtle Point between Thurs
day of last week and Monday of
this week and incidentally Mr. Bran
denburg is looking after business
afFaits in connection with the Ban
don Warehouse' Co
. Roy Hohnan suffered a broken
shoulder Saturday as the result of a
cave-in in the sewer ditch in Azalea
Park, in which he was working,
There was no one with him at the
time of the accident and it was only
by good fortune that he waa not
completely buried in the ditch. As
it, was he was in pretty bad" shape
when help arrived, and from last
report he is getting along, as Veil
as could be expected,
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Scott makes models ilf
S. M. Nosier was down 'rom
Coqufile yesterday
J. D. Mills was a Marshfield visit
or over Saturday and Sunday.
Carpet and rug weaving, apply to
Mrs. J. L. Foster, Bandon.
VV. E. Dungan came over Irom
Marshfield Monday on a busi- ,
ness trip.
Everything for the home at the j
Bandon Furniture Go. See ouri
big slock. 951'
E. B. Thrift came up from Lang
lois yesterday to look after busi
ness affairs.
Anyone wishing home mfde pics
or cakes phone the Wigwam cr see
Mrs E. Lewin. 75tf
For Rent Six room house close
Inquire of Harry Armstrong at Lite
Saving Station. 3f
H, E Folsom the Bradley candy
man was over from Marshfield yes
terday calling on his customers.
For Sale Thorough bred B.
Minorcos cockrels, chnp ii taken
at once, address Box 602.
For Sale On corner qf Fill
more and 31 d streets, groceries at
living prices. Call and sec A. H.
Sparks. 54'
A report in a Portland paper is
to the effect that Attorney Upton of
Marshfield will be the next register
of the Roseburg land office
New orders of bicycle repairs of
all kinds constantly arriving. Will
take orders for bicycles of any kind.
gotf S. D. Barrows.
The interior arrangement of the
Methodist Episcopal church in East
Bandon has been changed, adding
greatly to the appearance and com
fort of the church. At the morn
inrr service last Sunday almost
enough money was pledged by the
congregation to take all outst nd-
ing indebtedness.
The services at the Brethern
church, being conducted by L. B.
Overholser and C H. Barklow, will
continue all this week and close
next Sunday night. There w'H be
song service every evening at 7:00
o'clock and preaching at 7:30. An
earnest invitation is extended to
everyone to attend these services.
Frank Catterlin and wife arrived
in Bandon yesterday and will remain
a tew days and incident y Mr, Cat
terlin will look after Business affairs.
Mr. Catterlin and B. R. Keller are
handling the K. C. Comni'ssion Co's
business in Coos county and have a
warehouse at Marshfield and will- somehow
probably put one in at Bandon n
the near future.
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People Want Their $35.
Washington, Jan 10. Hundreds
of letters have poured into the --is-ury
from persons in many p.irts
of the country who have gained the
impression that there is $35. 11 wait
ing for the asking, because the
monthly circulation statement of the
department announced this to be the
per capita circulation. The letters
came so frequently that Treasurer
Burke today issued the following
statement, which has been printed
and sent to all inquirers:
"There is no truth in the state
ment tnat a certain amount is due
from the department to every man,
woman and child in the country.
"The statement prepared by the
department is to the effect that if
the money in the country were
equally distributed each one would
be in possession of that amount."
Cloaks mid
Suits
While they last we will sell Cloaks and
Suits at Cost.
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Corsets and Waists
We have just received a big stock of
Nemo, Bon Ton and Royal Worcester Cor
sets and' Waists.
All corsets above $2.00 will be fitted.
All corsets above $3.00 will be alter
ed free.
Sweaters
Big line of Sweaters at greatly reduced
prices.
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Bandon Dry Goo
Bandon. Oregon
ds Co.
Forest Notes.
A rancher has applied for the
rental of 320' acres on the Pike
national forest, Colorado, to be used
in connection with other private
land, for raising elk as a commer
cial venture.
The government has jut sold
43,000 cords of cedar wood for
shingles from he Washington na-
tional forest. The shingles manu
factured from 'iis wood, laid six
inches to the weather, would cover
2 yx square miles of roof.
The navy department has asked
the forest service to investigate
guijo, a Philippine wood, for pos
sible use in decking boats amidships.
Lougleaf pine, sugar maple, and
beech are the domestic woods
most used for decks.
Special Notice
In the announcements of the night
school that have been circulated,
ie cjui.se 1 business
arithmetic wps omitted, which it
was intended should h : one of the
main courses of the school. In '
course sj izW altent:on wi" be to
application. of percent-;e, interest,
discounts, r utial piymen's, bills,
accounts and partneuhip.- A 'so
the work of figuring lumber, plas
tering, excav.itiod for cel'ars, ditches
etc.. will be taken up.
Everbody interested in this course
should see Professor Hopkins at the
High School building.
Notice to Tax Payers.
Taxes for the vear lots, will be
due and payable Jan. 15th 1914. If
not paid by the 1st of April, one per
cent a month for every month there
after will be added until Sept. 1st
when 10 per cent penally will also be
addd. No rebate allowed. Tax
bills will be mailed upon receipt of
description of property on which
you desire to pay taves. T. M.
Dimmick, County Treasurer 3t4
Douglas Coal Fields Prove to
Be Stone.
A Roseburg dispatch says: That
the extensive deposit of supposed
anthracite coal which covers about
3000 acres and was recently filed
upen by 20 nien, is not co il but a
"worthless volcanic lava" or vol
canic glass" is the assertion of Pro
fessor Ira A. Williams, 01 the Ore
gon bureau of mines and geology, st
in a lengthy report maae to me.
Roseburg Commercial Club. Pro-1
fessor Wiliiams twice visited tl is I
reported big coal discovery, which
is located on the north Uinpqua
rivep above Glide. He believes the
filling3 were made in good faith, but
his conclusion Is that the time en
ery and money being spent 10 de
velop the claims there is being
wasted. The men working there I
declare a portion of the product it g
coal anu win uurn.
G. A. R. and W. R. C. Install
The joint installation ol the offi
cers of Bandon Post No. 56 G. A.
R. and W. R. C. No. 40 occurred
at the G. A. R. Ha'l Saturday Jan.
10, 1914. The ladies installing the
following officers at 11:00 a. m. Mrs.
Fannie Sumner being the installing
officer for the W. R. C Pres. Lulu
Fish; S. V. P. Louise Allen: Sec.
Blanche Faulds; tnas. Elva Miller;
chap. Edith Carpenter; Past Inst.
Deborah Young: Con. Matilda Dun
can, guard, Anke Nelson, asst. Con.
A. M. Tucker; asst. guard, Mary
Hurst; press cor. Hattie A. Tyler;
musician, Laura Logan; C. B. No 1.
Fannie Hufford; C. B. No. 2. Viola
Rosa; C. B. No. 3. Anna Sheirard;
C. B. No. 4 Ada Still.
Following this we were ably con
ducted down stairs by Mrs. Faulds
the reriring president, marching in
couples to music with Miss Florence
Fish at the organ, where we were
seated at four large tables well filled
with all the good things that go to
make up a chicknn dinner.
On the first table was placed the
loving cup won by the Corps at the
White Cedar Carnival. From this
cup were red, white and blue ribbons
attached to cards leading to each
plate bearing the different toasts for
the occasion. At this table were
seated Rev. C. Mayne ICnight, pas
tor of the M. E. church, accom
panied by Miss Rose Ilollingwoiih
of Newberg, J. W. Felter and Mrs
Leila Fish, in coming commam'o
and president, also senior via .if
each order and installing officers Mr.
and Mrs. Sumner.
At the next table were seated 1 1
remaining officers of the orders him
a right jolly crowd they were. A'
the third table presided over by Mrs
Zeek were up river guests and hi'"
bands of W, R. C. members, whn.se
merriment seemed tempered by a
decorum which plainly said thev
wished tocomeagain. At the fourth
table remaining members and so
gueste making a total of 60 people.
According to orders fro n the pni
dent we were obliged to sit till th
four color beaters who were sear !
at four corners of the tables w 1
ieady to lead off (which by the u.tt
was some time) however as all things
agreeable, or not, come to an i" I
they finally arose and headed th
procession up stairs where the Pom
proceeded to install their officers f 1
thcocoming year as follows:
Commander J. W. Felter; S.
C, R. F. Shannon; J. V. T. 1
Allen; adj. C. B. Zeek; 1
A. Faulds; Chap. A. M. Sun 1
past inst. R II. Rosa; O. D. Wi .
Kennedy; O. G. M, Rowan; Serg 1
Maj. F. M Sanc'i . tin; Q. M. Scrg t
A. B Tvler: delegate, C. A Rwr 1
Hattie A. Tyler, Press C .
I A. D. Mills
Real Estate
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Insurance
Notary Public
Rentals
I have a good buy. in mud Hat lot on First Street
Also best corner in Azalea Park
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