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I OUR SEVENTH SEMI ANNUAL
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PRETTY HOME
WEDDING
Miss Rittie McNair and Mr.
Raymond Watkins United
in Marriage.
The homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mc
Nuir on Edison Avenue was the
scene of a very pretty weddine; Wed
nesday nijjht when their daughter,
Miss Rittie May, was united in mar
riage with Mr. Kay Watkins.
The house was beautifully decora
ted for the occasion with dahlias,
sweet peas and huckleberry blossoms,
the color scheme being white. Tho
ceremony was performed in the front
pnrlor under a largo floral bell of
dahlias, the ring ceremony was used
and Rev.' A. Haborly of tho Presby-
CARELESS PEOPLE
CARRY CASH
It cost $1,000 unmet imi'H for a
skeptical person to learn that
a bank is a unfor depository
for money than a hand bag.
That is what Itc ost n lady re
cently to Irani HiIh bitter les
htm. An enterprising burg
lar who waH aware of her
fooliHh distrust or banks
watched IiIh opportunity and
the money wan gone. The
Havingi f almost a lifetime
were lost merely beraiiHe of
Hie fiMillsli ear that the bank
would break. Think of Hie
millloiiM and minimis of ilo.
lur In bunks every iluy mid
iilldil und I hi' mm by llu'
brrukiiiii of a Imnk U H"l mw
In u liiiiulrid million, Don't
try lu ln oiir iimii bunker,
Vim piuy riKnl II.
I'lHBT MTU HANK
Open ijuriiijf H'f )it"i ltr und
noucement
of the
RED CRAIN
DRUG CO.
Next Week
terian church officiated.
Tho bridal party marched in to tho
strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
ir.urch played by Miss Dyer. The
bri(le was givon away uy her father,
Mr Evernrd Boyle acted as best man
and Miss Erma Crain as bridesmaid.
Little Miss Delilah Endicott was
ring bearer and Gladys Baker and
Dorothy Belle Endicott wore flower
girls.
Tho brido wore a beautiful gown
of white silk meteor and carried a
shower boquet of white sweet peas,
The bridesmaid was gowned in pink
mcssulinu und enrried a boquet of
pink sweet peas.
Immediately following the ,cerc
mony a reception for tho young cou
plo was held, k followed by a buffet
luncheon.
Tho brido is tho champing and ac
complished daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. McNair, highly respected and
pioneer citizens of Bandon. She has
grown to womanhood in this city and
is admired and loved by all who know
her.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Watkins of this city and
is an exemplary young man, popular
among his associates and a rising
young business man. Ho is identi
fied with tho Sidwell Clothing Store
Mr. and Mrs. Watkins will make
their homo here, and have already
gone to housekeeping in a cozy little
homo on! Tenth street, which was
made ready by tho groom prior to the
wedding.
The Recorder joins their many
friends in extending congratulations
and best wishes for a long und hap
py life.
Tho following guests wero present
at the wedding:
Mrs. Rackletf, Mr, and Mrs. Mine
duy, Mr. and Mrs. Iloak, Mr and
Mix. (J, McNair, Mr. und Mrs. Tom
NlelNon, Mr, mid Mm, L, Oiibori, Mr.
mid Mm. Wutkins, Mr. and Mm.
linker, Mr und Mm, Klepfer, Mr,
mid Aim, llulicrly, Mr. mid Mm. I'd
inuiiiUi Mimdumn Annlo Hun own,
Annln llurkluw, Kkro, llutnr(luldi
MiM JJorolliy fllliwui, Ablwli, Kr
nm C(uln, Jajiiu ImdkM, Myrln Mr-
Ch)iuy, Mum) Itwv, Klliul J 'r.
Intuitu HubcWy, Huv Um, llu
Admit, WIIMimj hmm, hum Jtiir
imttt ('ml itewwuu, Jlru JfjjiH lid-
Space
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NEW CASH REGISTER FOR
QRANGE PHARMACY HERE
Walter S. Wells has put a new Na
tional cash register in the Orange
Pharmacy that is said by the agent
to bo the finest in Coos county. It is
a perfect book-keeping system in it
self, gives receipts for all cash paid
in, and Mr. Wells gives fivo per cent
discount for cash sales in tickets, so
when you prchase $5.00 worth you
can get 25c in trade by presenting
the tickets.
The Orange Pharmacy is now well
established in the new quarters and
Mr. Wells has an ad. in this issue
calling attention to his bargains and
methods of doing business.
KLAW & ERLANGER PRE
SENT "L6RD CHUMLEV.
The first four park feature produc
tion made by the greatest theatrical
firm in the United States in conjunc
tion with the great Biograph studios
of New York, promises to show-going
public a class of feature films
out of the ordinary. All tho great
est stage productions will bo nroduc
ed in pictures, and "Lord Chumlcy"
the first release, will score a big hit
wherever shown. This big special fea
ture will bo exhibited at the Grand
Theatre next Sunday, August 9.
Mrs. Mary Walker of Bandon, is
visiting with mends at uold Beach
At ona timo Mrs. Walker resided at
the county scat, and this is her first
visit to her old homo in 23 years. Not
more than hall a dozen houses arc
standing that were built att hat timo
und Mrs. Walker says thut she would
not recognize the old town in the new
and that it has built un morn than
nro had anticipated. Port Orford
Tribune
"A FJirht for a Million" at the Or
phcum This is feature film In throe
parts, telling u wonderful gold nih
Ing Ktory of California In the early
day of '40, An exceptional clever
und entertaining feature, wis pic
ture uml two fine comedy reels con
Hinting of u G0OO foot program, At
thu Orphuum Kunduy night Aug, i.
The 1'urllli! Ckunlng & I) vein if
Works nru moving Into (he t ukt ouit
u( (lie old pout uittcti. uml w occupy
lliw umu Jointly wjtii 'J M MllunL
('.oniuiiy uiiii Drama
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UIV III lUUkV- Ut lllU fjlllhuuill
nduy, auum jueum m, .
wjlym (ouc by ili hum iluiil(
SAL
There's nothing "Sensational" about this sale;
It's simply a plain business proposition.
WE WANT TO DISPOSE OF OUR ODD SIZES AND BROKEN LOTS OF
Hart Schaf finer & Mark Clothes, Men's and
Ladies Low Cut Shoes and Pumps, Men's
and Boys Hats and Caps
YOU WANT THE ADVANTAGE WE GIVE YOU IN FRICE REDUCTION
IT'S A GOOD THING FOR BOTH OF US.
YOU MAKE .MONEY; WE MAKE FRIENDS AND CLEANUP STOCK TO
PREPARE POR FALL BUSINESS.
; BELOW WE QUOTE YOU PRICES.
MENS' HARTSCHAFF.
NER & MARX SUITS
$35.00
$30.00
$27.50
$25.00
$23.50
$22.50
$20.00
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Price.
Price
Price
Price
Pa ice
Price
Price
$26.25;
22.50
20.65
18.75
17.65
" . 16.85
. 14.95
!1 C Par rprif ff on all Mens Hart Cchaffner & Marx Blue Serge and
1 CI CHIL Uil regularstocksuils during this sale. See window display f
!i Hub Clothing
I Money Talks
Perils of Pauline The third epi
sode of this wonderful serial story
will be shown at the Grand Friday
night, August 7. Paulino taken a
trip on an ocean liner, has many
thrilling escapes and conies near los
ing her life. Not a dull moment in
the entire two reels. Don't fail to
sec this $'25,000 prize story.
T. B. Davidson was up from Lang
lois the other duy in his Ford. Mr.
Davidson is now running a rcgulr
auto stage lino and carrying the mail
between Langlois and Port Orford.
Mnrinn Txnnnrd in lilor snocial at
the Orpheum. This popular photo
play star win appear in a inrec-rcci
feature of tho sea entitled "A Leaf
in the Storm," one of tho best dramas
Mien T.onnnril VIT fituri'ml ill! a
powerful story of the sea, full of
heart interest and tnruung snua
tions. C000 feet of Universal Pic
tures.
In the County Court of the Slatw of
Oregon, in and for (lie County
nf fms.
Tn Mm mnttnr of the Estate of
James A. Cope, deceased.
NOTICIS OF i'UiVATU auc ur
REAL ESTATE.
rJnUnn ia hnrnhv civen that undor
and by virtue of authority vested in
me by order oi ine oumy uumt ui
H, Cnti nf OrnPTin. for CoOS COU11-
bllV " - o - ' ,
ty, duly made and entered of record
in tho rrouate journal oi am wun
on tho 9th day of July, 1914, I shall,
Rth dav of Soiltin-
Ull ..vw - .
ber, 1914, offer for sale and sell ai
private sale mo xouowing uecnuu
I nmnnrtt' linlnnfintr to tho estate
of said James A. Cope deceased, to-
wit: . ,
An undivided ono-naii inicrosi oi
ul nmiflnr nf ilio Mnrtll-
west quarter (SK"4 NBV4 ) and the
Northeast quarter of the Southeast
iiiarter (wri'i m nfiu.i
Mi imir nf iht NnrthwoHt ouur-
ter (S'j NW'4) uml tho Southwont
quurter lw;; i"" "1, 1 J"
HoutheuHt qmirlor (W'j Hr.'i); tl'
NortheuHt quurler of the .South
east quarter (JW' hr -i ) uiw
tho RoutlieiiHt quuriur pi mo oiin
eaHt quurter lSK'4 NKU), of hor
.,i.w. oi. '1'iiwnhlilii thirty (!)))
Houth, of KuiigH fourtfcii (I I) Wiwt
of tlio Wllluinutlo Merldun, In ( oo
(Jounty, Ori'gon i-oiilaiiiliig four Ihjh
drud (400) uitmh. morn or Umm.
AIiui (hi) until" liiUroit wiiil , tli
wholu ami fin oliiiplu of thu Hmilit
1...1 -c iii.i K'iiiiliu.iL iiuiiilur IMW
NWH) und hu Koulliwwil Wtk
U) "M III" KuVr'atJi . t
ii .:.il ...l iiiuirlur INVVU ml'.'a i ui
C" OPENS FRID
AUG. THE SEVENTH
MENS' LOW CU'PSl lOES
TAN & BLACK
$5.00 Sale Price $3.35
S4.00 Sale Price 2.65
AH Odd Sizes and Brolc-
Jen lols in Ladies' Oxfords
land Pumps:
$3.00:' 33.50; 54.00
Sellers. Your choice for
$1.95.
Bandon, Oregon
be for cash, lawful money of the
United States of America, ten par
cent, (10) of hid paid at timo of salu.
and the lialuncc upon coifflrmation of
sale Dy tlio -Court. Or htty per cent
(Mi) upon conurniation and the bal
ance on or before two years, with le-
cured by mortgage upon the prerrt
ises sold. Said intere.-.t not to bo
less than six pur cont )
Any ofl'ers for said property may
be presented to the iindei-Higned ad
ministrator, or mailed or tiled at the
oflico of Georgo P. Topping, in Ban
don, Oregon.
This jiotice is published in tho Ban
don Kecorder for four' successive
weeks, or five times. The first on
tho 7th (Jay of August, 1314, and" the
last on the 4th day of September,
1914, by order of Honorable John F.
Hall, Judge of tho above entitled
Court.
Dated this 7th day of August,
lfUl.
ELBEKT DYER,
Administrator of thp Estate of
James Cope, deceased.
Ceo. P. Topping, Attorney for the Es
tate. Aug. 7.Sopt.4,F
C. I. Starr
Plumbing anil Steam Flitting
First Class Work gu.iranteed.
Offii'i- in l ii.t 'i' V " ht.
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Old papers for Sale at the
Recorder office.
Sc &
AY,
BOYS' LONG PANTS
SUITS
$10.00, Sale Price. $7.45
$12.50, Sale Price . 9.35
$15.00, Sale Price. 11.25
SI 8. 00, Sale Price.. 13.45
MEN'S MATS
$1.50 &$2 Sale Price '$ .95
32.50 Sale Price..$1.75
$3.00 Sale Price. $2.2S
Boys $1.25 Hat nov$ .95
Co. i
Cash Only
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