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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1914)
. ,..t (' For S ale at a Bargain The Riverlon Saw Mill Property consistiug of the following tracts and parcels of real estate located in the Town of Riverton, Coos County, Oregon Reale Estate Parcels, two acres more or less . $550.00 Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 0, 7, 8, 9 and 10, Block G, 550.00 Lots 3 and 6, Block 5, and dwelling 800,00 Lot 2, Block 1 7G0 Lot 8, Block 3 : m0 Mill Machinery and Hulldings. Two boilers valued at . 3C0-? One engine, size lfixlC , One engine, size 10x20, .'J , One engine, size 7x1-1, One planer , 100-0" One carriage and equipment .: . . ... 100.00 One edger ' -00 Four circle saws , 2- Mill building Miscellancus pulleys, pipes and parts of machinery 400.00 Total value $37(50.00 We will make a liberal discount on these prices for the next thirty days For Particulars See Dippel & Wolverton A Product Of 40 Years' Experience For 40 years and over wc have been successfully manufacturing lubricating oils for hundreds of different purposes. When the automobile came into use, our experts made a thorough study of its construction and operation and we produced Zcrolene, a special oil to meet the exact lubricating requirements of this type of gas engine. m m THE STANDARD OIL FOR MOTOR CARS Wc therefore -' "ommend Zerolcne not merely as a good oil, but as actually the best motor oil we can make. It is giving satisfactory service to thousands of motorists. It keeps the motor cool by perfect lubri cation; cuts down repair costs and lengthens the life of the car. Dealers everywhere. Ask MM tvfj LJILJ11. Ill U. cool A good with the swelter hot range. Get an oil stovo this summer mid do your kitchen work in comfort. Tho New Perfection OiL COOK. STOVe does nil that any wood or coal bIovu will do. It hakes, broils, roatits and toasts perfectly. The long eliimncyrt concenlrnto the heat just under tho utensils. Tt is not winded or thrown nut into tho room. I ho New IVrieeliou loii t smoke or (tiiiell; dottHii't taint tho food. It hurim keroHene, lliu clean, cheap find, Think of wood In Jug; no iitiliiw In your dealer for llio new Standard Oil Company run HESTRR0ULT0 RECORDER JOB PRINTING LENE our nearest agency about de livery in bulk. , Standard Oil Company (CALIFORNIA) Bandon 1 lr?J.-l iuicn?n oil stove will do away and discomfort of a blazing tho comfort mo coal or tlirly tin kilchcu. Ak J'erhHlhin, uiiimij Finds Cure for Epilepsy After Years of Suffering "My daughter wn nlllicU'U with epileptic nts for thrco years, the attacks comlne every few wcclts. We employed several doctors but tliey did her no , good. About n year n g o wo hoard of Dr. JI lies' ( Nervine, nnd It certainly sneak too highly of Dr. Miles' Nervine." Mlt. FUANK ANPEIISON. Comfiey, Minn. Thousands of children in the United States who arc suffering from attacks of epilepsy are a burden and sorrow to their parents, who would give anything to restore health to the sufferers. Dr. Miles' Nervine is one of the best remedies known for this affliction. It has proven beneficial in thousands of eases and those who have used it have the greatest faith in it. It is not a "cure-all," but a reliable remedy for nervous diseases. You need not hesitate to give it a trial. Sold by all Druggists. If the first bottle falls to benefit your money Is returned. 8 MILES. MEDICAL CO., Elkhart. Ind. BEARDS AND BARE FACES. Shaving Was nt One Time Considered Almost a Crime. We need not go so far back as the eighteenth century to llml ICnglishnien who held that shaving was "agen God and nature." In the nineteenth, James Ward. It. A.. In a "Defense of tho Iti.iiril." mt forlh eighteen reasons for retaining It. mainly Scriptural, re-en forced by artistic considerations. "What would a .lupiter be without a board?" As lute as 1SC.0 Tliulogos pub lished a treatise entitled "Shaving A Breach of the Sablmth and u Hindrance to the Spread of the C.ospel." One of his polntu was that "Providence had manifestly designed the beard as a pro tection for tho throat and chest." But what about the woman's throat? Nowhere was there more prejudice centuries ngo against beards than at the Inus of court. The "black books" of the Inns tell us how offenders were fined for wearing beards, and some times were even rompulsorlly shaved by order of court. And tho prejudice iigalnst the bearded barrister still lingers. Vice Chancellor Bacon carried his dislike to bearded or mustached barristers so far that he always refus ed to bear them. Even now thero are very few leading counsel with beards, and I can remember only one unshaved barrister of the greatest eminence, the late Jiidah l'hlllp Benjamin. Q. C silver leagued Benjamin, who wore a mustache ami a goatee. London Chronicle. Wit of Beau Brummel. Beau Brummel's popularity depend ed less upon his dress than upon ids perfect self possession, his grace of bearing, his wit. Ills good looks and Ills good humor, according to Loon II. Vin cent's "Dandles and Men of Letters." lie was a handsome fellow, although tho shape of Ills nose had been "modi fled" by the kick or a horse. "Ills reputation for bright and caus tic sayings was very great The In dustrious biographer has collected all ho could lay hands on. and there Is life In them yet. Take, for example, this: Byng, one of the dandles, was blessed with a remarkable bend of hair which curled naturally. Brumniel saw him one day in a gig with a French poodle by his side and saluted him with. 'Ah, Byng, how do you do? a family ve hicle. 1 see.' And rroin that tlmo on. wo are told, the well haired dandy was known as 'Poodle Byng.' " A LeBSon In Natural History. An Indulgent grandfather was enter taining Ids grandchildren by turning the leaves of a book on animals. Com ing to the kangaroo, be called their attention to Us peculiarities and espe cially to Its enormous tall. Passing on. after awhile he thought I"' would try them to see how much they remember ed of this talk about the kangaroo. Ho asked, "What animal has tho big gest tall?" After n moment's thought one llttlo girl spoko up. "I know, a stmko: It's all tall." Indlaiiajwlls News. Higher Education. "Can you give mo a Job tin ofllco boy?" "I might. How nro you on spelling and arithmetic?" "Wo didn't pay much attention to those HtudliiN at our school. But I can model clay and do worsted work." UhiIhvIIIu Courler'Journul. Hides Hit. "lYYkliu believes that a nmn'n char nrter mm bo determined by Ills hand writing," "I don't ritiiiitmlMtr mijJiik uiiy of I'ur kin' liiindwrlllint." "Nm I'tirkliM iihviys tint h wjiir."-JMulHiMl I'wlo )!lr. tm jt ghpiww W L, O1 ltn Moved a IfVSffiv A Si Wess'nff to our ffn&'W now apparently ill CVll oiireil and ls en- " mm kY&1 .UKC over n year slnca iW If sho lms had a ' nt Wo cannot A New Amsterdam New Year By F. A. MITCH EL Now Year's day bits changed In n gen eration from what It was for BOO or more years. Till some thirty years ago It was devoted to making calls. The Dutchmen who settled Now York, then called Now Amsterdam, early In tho seventeenth century, brought tho cus tom with thorn from nolland. On tho tlrst New Year's day in tho little town nestling about the fort on the point of Mnuhattan Island probably not n hun dred, possibly not fifty, men made calls. Krom where the Now York cus tom house now stands east, west and north, for a distance perhaps of 500 yards, which embraced tho town, on Jan. t,$tho good housewives having hpent the previous week In scrubbing, sweeping, dusting and polishing their homes, put on all the petticoats they possessed and In cap hud collar sat themselves down In their parlors to re ceive callers. Now. tho day before one of tho ear liest of these Now Year's days a bar gain was struck between ICntrlna Van Gaasbeck and her mother. Krnu Van Gaasbeck wished her daughter to mar ry DIudrleli Van Dusen, a rich ship owner, while Katrlna preferred An thony Van IIowi, a young fur trader. 1 havo called the former of these men a rich shipowner, and he certainly was, for ho was tho possessor of a sloop fully thirty feet long, on which bo car ried supplies to tho settlers along tho Uasfrlver as far as Hell Gate nnd along tho North river ns far as Spuyten Duy vll. Tho bickerings between mother nnd daughter bad for months past been embittering the life of the husband and father. Peter Van Gaasbeck. No sooner did he come homo from ids work In tho evening, pour out a cup of eclmapps and light his pipe than the clatter commenced, and he was driven distracted. On this day before New Year's that lias been mentioned when tho turmoil commenced ho cried out: "Settlo tills matter between you, or. by St. Nicholas. 1 will go back to Hol land on the next ship that sails, leav ing you two hero to light it out!" "How settlo It?" asked mother and daughter nt once. "Tomorrow will bo New Year's day. Some tlmo between morning and even ing Dledrlcb Van Dusen nnd Anthony Van Horn will each make a call here. I,et it bo agreed between you thnt the one who calls nearest to the stroke of tho town clock at noon shall be tho favored suitor." Krnu Van Gaasbeck was loath to ac cept this arrangement, for sho did not trust her daughter, and Katrlna was loatli to accept It because sho did not trust her mother, but eacli consented, thinking herself sutllclently sharp to outwit the other. Then Peter settled himself to his bottle of schnapps nnd his pipe with great contentment Before 0 o'clock thn', night, when all New Amstordaniers were In bed, the suitors had each been Informed by tho one who favored him of the arrange ment and Instructed to make Ids call at the moment tho clock struck 12, Dledrlcb Van Dusen arose at cockcrow and spent tho tlmo between tli. 'i nnd noon watching tho hands of the town clock. At S ho put on a second pair of breeches, and every half hour nfter that ho put on another pair, so that by 11 o'clock lie was so Incased that he resembled n hogshead of gin set upon end on n couplo of bricks. At live minutes of 12 ho cast n last glanco nt the clock and proceeded to the house of Fran Van Dusen. Ho was received with smiles by both mother nnd daughter, which niado him feel very comfortable, for his rival was not there. It being a minute or two of 12 o'clock, nnd he bad certainly won. He did not hear the clock strike, for Ka trlna talked so loudly that he could not have heard a gun fired on the Battery, but n hundred yards distant When he had been In (lie house half an hour ho withdrew, giving place to other cullers. Dledrlcb Van Dusen went home nnd was taking off some of his breeches, laughing gleefully at having got ahead of bis rival, when be heard the town clock strike 1. "It Is 1 of the clock," he said. He had scarcely spoken when there came another stroke, lie slopped, with a pair of breeches half off, and listen ed. There was another and another stroke. When bo had counted eleven be paled, nnd when tho twelfth camo ho was beside hlinseir Willi nimeiy Pulling on tho breeches that ho had half removed, lie went outside and looked nt the clock. The hands stood at 12. Ituunlng to Krnu Van Dusen's, bo looked In Ihrough a window and unw Ills rival with a HilUHMge III one hand and a cup of hchnapps In tho oth er. As ho looked Anthony h wallowed the schnapps, niodrk'h declared tlml something had gone wrong wild Iho ulnolf. but every- IsKlvHMld: "I low many willn hud yon mmht, UlMtl WJl, llllll llOW IIIIK'll NChlllippH llllll ywu ilriinliV" tin mir i nun wd it" imtiiifiiulluii Aflor ilie wi4dliHf Udweon AHlUmif aiMl lUlrinj tii UrUn mi(ml iJwl Imr U UlUHWi iu Uu IwifiT. M mm 14 mM mm) AmmJ Hutu uti ikv H U Wtm lUidiiMi) WMri I. a.,,- AMllf t.) I'M It" 1 B9 Uilultf. M (if IsT If rl m IW tuft iHium MVUlf U iitv HWluuf it. Furniture is faithfully maintaind at this store and you will find some special intro ductory prices that will prove at tractive just now. Your inspection is invited whether or not you are ready to, .buy. J. A. BYRNE New Bank Bltlg. . o- i-i .;..;.:..i. j 13. T. WOLVERTON I. C'oos County Meanr? Opportunity See Bandon First : DIPPEL & i CHOICE FARM LANDS I EIRE INSURANCE GUY DIPPEL CONVEYANCES NOTARY PUBLIC AUDITING REAL ESTATE i. RENTALS ACCOUNTING KARM LANDS ItOOK-KEUPING BANDON :: :: FIRST STREET, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE fr 1 For Your Garden Thelww soil of this section requir es a COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER, giving it what nature lacked. You must have it for your garden to get the best results. We have a large supply at a very reasonable price. Central Feed Co. Central Warehouse -I''H,-l International Harvester ThelHCLine GRAIN AND HAY MACHINES RinJerl, Ketptrt Itradcri. 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