Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915, April 21, 1914, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texto - SEMI-WEEKLY BANDON RECORDER, TUESDAY, APRIL 21st, 1914 . i m 1 1 m n in ii 1 1 n 1 1 1 ii , , Highest chua licensed photo GRAND-THEATRE SwSPteass ii week. , 01JP MOTTO- "Nnl Oiinntitn .;. Oil A T.ITY A '' THURSDAY, APRIL 23 , MOTION PICTURE DANCING LESSONS Kalem in 3 Reels ' "Marrying Sue" Vitagraph Comedy ADMISSION !0c & 5c M , , iwi i. I Items of Local Interest Pinnos for rent nt Bandon Drug Company. Carpet and rug weaving, aply tn Mrs. J. L. Foster, Bandon. tf. C. E. Atlierton of Riverton was in Bandon on business yesterday. Go to Mitcholl'B furniture atoro on the hill for anything you want in house furnishings. tf. Mayor F. E. Allen of Marshfield was in Bandon Saturday transacting business. Anyone wishing home rondo pics or cakes, phone the Wigwam or sue Mrs. E. Lewin. tf. Call nt Loshbaugh's variety st.uo for a square denl and anything you vnnt. 23t8. J. E. Norton of Nosier & Norton of Coquillo was in Ban don yester day calling on his customers. Now orders of bicycle repairs of nil kinds constantly arriving. Will tslco orders for bicycles of any kind S. D. Barrows. tf. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Wolvcrton have rented the Sellmer residence in East Bandon, and removed thereto last week. Tho Gorst nutomobile company of Marshfield, has put in an auto lint between Jarvis' Landing and thr Umpqua river. According to tho Enterprise Myr tle Point will not be in the Coos coun ty base ball league unless each team is composed of all homo boys. Try M. O'Con's shoes for fit, qual ity and lowest prices. Shoo shop in connection, men's half soles sowed or nailed 75 cents.Women's sowed or nailed CO cents. 28tf Just received, an excellent lino of Ladies Summer Drosses at Carpen ter's Rackot Store. Now on salo at bed-rock prices. Call at once and get your choice 29t2. Rov. II. C. Hartranft filled tho pul pit of tho M. E. Church South at Co quillo Sunday for Rev.' Thomas, who is conducting revival services in thin city. FOR SALE On account of leav ing town will sacrifice now furniture in modern house. House can be rented chcnply. Fino garden plant ed. Bo quick if you want the snap. Seo Wolverton & Dippcl. . .............. ..i... . 1. 1 . "PENSULAR" I Stands for Reliability. When you z buy any of the Pensular Remedies :: ? you are sure of getting the best. If You Have Pensular CluUlrens Couh Syrup $ Pensular Cherry Couuh Syrup lerry Pensular White Pine &; Spruce Balsam Pensular Laxative Cold Breaker To Remove Tan and keep the skin smooth there is nothinir like Pen- X sular Cucumber and Almond Cream and Pensular Buttermilk Can Bi The Bandon Drug Company 'The J'mfMUr m 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 i h m 1 1 1 1 1 n Experienced nurse Mrs. II. K. Jones. Leave card at P. O. tf. Try tho Unique for a good, square meal and sweet br.cad. tf. L. L. Brandonbcrg went to Coquille this morning to look after business for tho Estabrook Company. When in need of amabstract of ti tle to your property, see Dippel & Wolverton. tf. B. R. Keller and A. G. Meyers were over from Marshfield on busi ness yesterday. Everything for the homo at. the Bandon Furniture Co. Seo our big stock. tf. The Bandon Furniture Co. has the latest designs in furniture. See their big assortment. tf. James Osborne, an eighteen-year-old boy from Beliingham, Wash., was arrested in Coquille last week charg ed with raising a check. Wo have sovcral clients looking tf Coos County for dairy farms. If you have one to sell list it with Dip pel & Wolverton at once. Attorney J. O. Stcmmler of Myr tic Point was in this-city a day or two last week looking after business in terests. Stove Curran has just received ii new seven passenger, six cylinder 1914 Chalmers automobile. This is one of the finest cars in the county. Service on tho Coos Bay railroad commenced last Saturday from Eu gene to the end of the line ten miles- down tho Siuslaw valley. Tho rate of faro is fixed at 4c a mile. Tho (Coquille .Commercial Club is back of a plan to colonize the logged oft" land in that vicinity. The Smith- Powers logging company has volun teercd to sell such lands at from $5 to $10 per acre, with easy tcrm3 to settlors who will clear the land. At the meeting of tho Coquille Com mercial Club last week, that body adopted resolutions against Coos county having a separate building at the Panama Pacific fair, and favor ing general exhibit in the regular Oregon budding. T. M. Wheeler of Portland last Thursday filed action in the Circuit Court at Coquille to foreclose a mort gage of $25,000 ngainst tho Seeley Anderson Logging company. This company is now in the hands ' of the receiver now, with Capt. Dollar act mg as receiver, but Wheeler claims his mortage antedates the claims of the Dollar company. a Cold Use Cerate, Koiiklit At Jof" OiJy REMOVAL SALE GETS CROWD IJIG CROWD ATTENDING THE OPENING OF BANDON DRY GOODS CO. SALE PROVES EF FICIENCY OF ADVERTISING. The opening hour of the Bandon Dry Goods Co.'s big removal sale last Saturday morning found the side walk in front of tho , store crowded with bargain seekers. A hurried call was put in by tho management for more help, ns th! number res ponding to the sale was greater than had been anticipated, and all day a steady stream rjf people poured in and out of the doors. The success of this sale is directly the result of the big advertising campaign carried oi by this store last week, and proves the falacy of that oft expressed opin ion that "people don't read the ads." The salo is continuing and there is an advertisement in this issue telling of new features connected with this sale. Read it. Don Gardner was over from Coos lay Monday looking after business. W. E. Dietz of Myrtle Point was in the city Monday. Arthur Iloldcn of Myrtle Point was in Bandon Monday. A. T. Bolden of Coquille was in Bandon yesterday looking after busi ness affairs. J. 15. Norton of Coquillo left on tho Elizabeth for San Francisco to look after business affairs. Adam Pershbaker left on the Eliz abeth for a business trip to San Fran cisco. II. W. Shawhan of Marshfield was registered at the Hotel Gallier Mori lay night. Tom Hall, Democratic candidate for state representative, wa3 in Han ion yesterday shaking hunda with friends. Attorney John C. Kendall of Coos Bay was in Bandon Monday night on his return from a busiess trip to Cur ry county. Levi Smith, Republican candidate for county commissioner b'jforo the May primary, was ovor from Marsh field yesterday. Geo. Geiscndorfer was a passen ger on the Fifiold Saturday night for San Francisco, where he will look after business nffairs. Claude Adams and wife arrived on the Elizabeth Sunday morning to vis it relatives in this city. Mr. Adams returned to San Francisco again thw morning, but Mrs. Adams will remain for a longer visit. Attornoy C. R. Wado was at Lang lois Friday where ho organized n cor poration known as tho Langlois Dairy Products Co. Tho new cor poration owns n cheese factory at Langlois, which they wdl operate and will probably take up other lines of dairy products in tho future. Last Saturday F. S. Perry bought the Jensen property on Fifth Street West, consisting of a house and sev en lots. He will probably erect some modern bungalows on tho property during tho summer. The deal was made by E. E. Oakcs, the real estate man. O. T. Tcaany of Salem has purchas ed the confectionery store of Misse3 Huntington and Kyle, and will con tinue the business at the same stand, and expects to greatly enlarge the stock. Misses Huntington and Kyle will leave in a day or two for San Francisco and will probably go east in tho near future. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Boylo are now located in Dallas, Texas, whero they expect to remain for some time. Mr. Boyle has the agency for tho state of Texas for an automobile gas silv er. Mr. and Mrs. Boylo have also been over to Jaurez, Old Mexico, where they saw the Mexican refugees and the prisoners of war. A. Haberly left on tho Elizabeth last night for San Francisco and from there will go to Kansas. Missouri and Illinois, whero ho will visit relatives, and will go to Chicago to attend the General Assembly of tho Presbyter ian church which moots in that city from May 21ut to UOth. Mr. Haber ly expects to return homo about Juno lfct. Mr. and Mm, W. C. Kullmer and lit tlo duulit4)r Mi on tho hint Eliza Mil for Han Fruncuro, from whlili jilaru Ihity will go to (Jernmiiy for an phiuVl viklt Hill) Mr. Kdlliiir,N pur. 'lit- They will uw luku Miv'nil Aiiuwun UljiK play wJtli ilu-m Mnd inhibit Own In lliu idd country, VmU hiwhii h Homo will b viklM bp. MINT ADS For Rent Four furnished house keeping rooms. Inquire of E. Lewin Fresh Milk Cow for Sale. J. B. Marshall & Son 33tf. For Sale Early seed potatoes of various varieties. Thomas Ander son. 20tf. Found Gold Pin. Owner can have same by calling at this office, proving property, and paying for this notice. For Rent Furnished house in In- dstrial Addition. $12.00 per month. inquire of Bandon Furniture Co. 27tf. For salo On corner of Filmore and Third streets, groceries at living prices. Call and seo A. H. Sparks. Found Leather bill book. Owner may have same by calling at this ofilce, proving property and Davinir for this notice. For Rent A seven room house complete with bath and fireplace, a new wood shed in connection--close in. Inpuiro of Mrs. S. E. Swift. For Sale Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for setting. Also n few roos ters. Inquire of N. J. Crain, nt Ban don Drug Co. 15tf. Wanted Girl to work in my home about eight hours a day. Help care for baby. Reply at once stating wages wanted. Address X22 Record er. For Rent Two houses. One is strictly modern, with electric lights, bath and fire place and is newly re paired. Reasonable rent to tho right party. Phone 1133. tf. Eggs for hatching Buff Orphing- ton chickens and India Runner ducks, $1.00 per setting. Also Mamoth Bronze turkey eggs, $2.00 per set ting. F. F. Eddy, Bullards, Oregon. Phone Rural G4. 20t8. For Sale 30 lots, not platted, in city limits of Bandon. House and other buildings, with some small fruit Will sell all or part to suit purchaser. Would consider exchange for good dairy ranch. $200 per lot. Seo F. J. Chatburn, owner. 27tf. For County Clerk. As a Republican, I hereby place myself as a candidate for the nomin ation at the primaries to be held May 15th, for tho ofilce of County Clerk. If I am nominated and elected I will during my term of ofilce perform all tho requirements and duties prompt ly, expeditiously, without prejudice, and as economically as is consistent with good service. Believing that I can save money for the tax payer, and make some for myself, "I want your vote." F. E. ALLEN. Marshfield, March 17, 1914. - For Clerk. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the nomination of coun ty Clerk, on the republican ticket of Coos County, to bo submitted to tho vote of tho people at tho primary el ection, May ICth, 1914. 28tf F. D. KRUSE For County Judge I hereby announce myself as a candidate for County Judge before the republican primaries on May 15, and if nominnted and elected d will guarantee an economical administra tion of county affairs. W. C. Chase, Coquille, Ore. For Sale or Trade. Twenty acres fruit and alfalfa land near Patterson, Calif; house, etc. Want small ranch or town property in Bandon or any other town in Southern Oregon. Write II. A. Wil son, Patterson, Calif. To the Democratic VoterH. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for County Judge of Coos County, Oregon, on tho Democratic ticket for tho coming primary elec tion. I favor permanent highways and tho development of the wonder ful wealth of Coos County consist ent with economical and judicious cxpei.dituro of tho taxpayers' monoy. J. J. STANLEY, lOtf. Coquille, Oregon Mill Wood. I will deliver mill wood to any part of tho city for $2.00 per load. GEO. B. MORGAN, tho wood man. UUUUUUUUUU U U U FRANK BAIXI7ITH U U Practical IIorfi.luu'r U U f t t u U General lllackmnlthliig Find U IJ CIum Wagon und Currlugo U IJ Woik mid Qvnvru Itvpulilng IJ II I'rUva ItlKlit Ii 1 lit U JUwJoh, Ort'ifcn U i; ij u u u u v u it y u Sam Says: The volume of business we are doing attests the excellence of G. W. M. brands and methods GEO. W. MOORE LUMBER CO. Professional Cards. THOMAS F. HAGGERTY Attorney-at-Law Over MrNair's Hardware Store Phone 482 ' BANDON, ORKGON C. R. WADE Lawyer BANDON, OREGON DR. H. L. HOUSTON V Physician & Surgeon Office over Drug Sure. Hourt, 9 to 12 a. mj lliJ to 4 p. m ;7 to o in the evening. BANDON, OREGON DR. SMITH J. MANN Physician & Surgeon Office in Panter Building., Hours, 9 to 12 a. m; I to 5 p. in. BANDON, OREGON DR. L. P. SORENSON Dentist Office over Vienna Cafe. Telephone at office and retidence, BANDON, OREGON G. T. TREADGOLD Attorney and Counselor at Law Office with Bandon Invettment Company Notary Public ' BANDON. OREGON DR. R. V. LEEP Physician & Surgeon Office in Raimutsen Building. Phone 72. BANDON, OREGON DR. ARTHUR GALE Physician & Surgeon Office over Orange Pharmacy. Office plionr, 352. iieudrnce phone, Hi. BANDON, OREGON DR. S. C. ENDICOTT ' Dentist Office Phone 71 j Re.. Phone 312 BANDON, OREGON v DR. I. L. SCOFIELD Dentist Office in Fahy and Morrison Build-"nr- next to Emergency Hospital. Phono 1141 DR. II. M. SHAW Eye, Ear, Hose and Throat Specialist Office l'lione 330.J Res. Phone 10S-J Rooms 200-1 Irvine; Block MARSHFIELD, OREGON P. A. SAND BERG Civil Engineer Surveys, Plain and Specification OfficeBank lliiiMiii BANDON, OREGON BENJAMIN OSTIJND Consulting Engineer and Architect Ollu'eln 'llirift BiiiMinK BANDON, OREGON IIKAD.W.'IIKH CAI'HI'.I) IIV Jfy train run nol mi currd wltli mud. Ii'iiiu. WOOD FOR SALE Good body fir wood .$1.75 per tier delivered. Wood cut to order - V A. G. PERDUE, Prop. ; Phone 981 F. L. LEEPERf CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER If you are aiming to build let me fimire with you. Plans and esti- 4 mates lurnished. P. O. Box 903, Bandon A A A i nt.iT.ata.tt J $ Elite Restaurant J Ray Rease, Prop. MEALS AT ALL HOURS 1 FIRST CLASS HOME COOKING M-M-M' ! 1 11 H Villi H"!- Brown & Gibson The Leading Contractors and Builders We furnish plans and speci fications and it you are go ing to build anything, no matter how large or how small, we can save you money. Let us figure on your building. KODAK WORK Bring us your Kodak work. Wo have installed an electric printing machine and can fin ish on short notice, day or night, and secure tho host re sults. A trial is convincing. YOURS TO PLEASE L. I. WHEELER Aist Near Galllor Hotol PHILLIPS S MILLER Building Construction ' Offlcifn ThrJfrnulldinK tm tlivlr ffturiii !