SEMI-WEEKLY BANDON RECORDER, TUESDAY. AUGUST 18, 1914
PAGE FOUR
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OWING TO THE DELAY IN THE ARRIVAL OF OUR STOCK OF GOODS
WHICH WERE SHIPPED ON THE STEAMER ELIZABETH THE
Opening of the
rain Drug Store
PANAMA CANAL IS
OPEN FOR .TRAFFIC
Urcat Water Way Joinine the At
lantic and Pacific Oceans is Now
Ready for World's Traffic.
JOHN L SUL
UVAN CONING
RedC
WILL BE POSTPONED
UNTIL
Wedn
esday, Aug. 1 9.
WHEN WE WILL OPEN TO THE PUBLIC THE MOST COMPETE
STOCK OF DRUGS, PATENT AND PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, STA
TIONERY, CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS, FANCY GOODS AND TOILET
ARTICLES EVER OPENED IN THIS CITY.
Washington, D. C With the pas
sage through the Panama Canal Sat
urday of tho War Department steam
ship Ancon, the great waterway be
comes "free and open to the vessels
of commerce and war of all nations
on terms of entire equality," in ac
cordance with tho movisinnn nf tlm
IT... 11 l i I All J t. 1.1! 1, .
iiuy-iuunceioio ireaiy. mu kiuiucs in town arc going
vessels urawing not more than 30 to bo on tho watch for John L. Sui
;n Z.u ii ff.," u' n, that live grizzly bear, who
Biggest Trained Grizzly in
the World Will Perform
Comedy Stunts at the
Grand Theatre.
sage. It would bo possible to put the
uiir iiiiiuiicuii urcaunougnts t hrouir 1
at any umo.
Any of the foreign warships now
in the Atlantic and Pacific wntnrs
could also make the trln. but the nsiv.
al plans of the European powers
which have vessels on both coasts of
the United btates uro not known here.
weighs 700 pounds and stands seven
feet, four inches, in his bear feet.
John L. will make his bow to the
Bandon public at the Grand theatre
rext Friday and Saturday evenings,
August 21 and 22, and pull ofi? some
of tho funniest stunts you ever saw.
onn u. is also going to tret an auto
Our stock is by no means complete, but we will gradually add to it as the de
mands require, and should you want anything in our line that we have not
got in stock, we are always pleased to get it for you without extra expense.
j-jiuuai itioaniuiiL win liirn unir- i . i . M . " n 0--
ed States should one of tho vessels of , 1,1 aP"m,or 3 "u, provided his
the bclligoients seek passage. Strict I n"e Ll0"?,,!0 keel' a watchful
?? CtV? for th. Watch for the bil;
jki-uui iiuuiiuiiKitiioii oi uie canai ana
every detail will be under tho direc
tion of Governor
WHILE IN THE CITY OUR MANAGER SECURED A
Special Opening Offer
Consisting of a
Box of Highland Linen Writing Paper
(24 sheets of paper and 24 envelopes)
Self Filling Fountain Pen
all for 45c
In addition to this Splendid OITer every customer at our store on Open
ing Day (Wednesday, the 19th) will receive with our compliments a
Box of the Famous Foster & Oren Chocolates.
Our Prescription Department is our Pride
"Purity and Accuracy Our Motto."
GOODS DELIVERED IN ANY PART OF THE CITY FREE OF CHARGE.
AND WITH DISPATCH. .CALL UP PHONE NO. 571 AND SEE HOW
QUICK YOU GET YOUR GOODS, ALWAYS REMEMBERING THAT Tin;
"RED CRAIN" IS A SWIFT BIRD. CALL AND SEE US WE WILL
USE YOU RIGHT.
Red Grain Drug Co.
Gocthal3 and his
staff,
Except in the case of absolute nec
essity, vessels of belligerents must
make uninterupted pasasgc through
the canal. They may not coal, re-
victual or embark or disembark troops
in mo uanai .one anu theso provi
sions also apply to tho terminal wa
tors at both ends of the canal, within
la limit of three miles.
Twenty-four hours is the limit of
lime a belligerent vessel can remain
within the canal except in the cases
of distress, and a vessel of war of
one belligerent cannot depart within
zi nours ironi the ucparturc or a ves
sol of war of another belliirorent.
All of the plant establishments that
are part of the canal are immune from
attack or injury by anv be hirerent.
Vigilant American pilots will see that
no loreign vessels make observations
of the canal defenses
The principal work remaininir to be
none in compietcing the canal is the
deepening and widening of the chan
nel through Culebra cut as well as
Watch for the bic crizzlv next FYi.
'.ay and Saturday and don't f.-iil tn
'ot the kids see the show.
Ready For Rusincss.
I have my new shoe repairing de
partment installed and am now ready
or my natrons atrain. Tho Intnnt
epairing machinery has been nut in
imd all kinds of shoe repairing will
u nuimicu wiin neatness anu dispatch
Part of my now stock of goods is al
ready in and tho rest is urrivincr hv
ivory boat. When you want anything
:n my lino you arc assured of a choice
irom a fresh and un-to-dato stock-
mention, opposite Grand thontrn.
'all and sec mo.
M. O'CON.
f.UCILK LOVE. NO 9. AT THE
GRANO TOMORROW NIGHT
PYrnvnfinn nrwu-ntinn- nt l,tl, "'"ei ue IS impressed Upon the
After Lucilo is abducted from thp
icenn liner on its arrivel at San
nneisco, she is hurried to Huirn
I.oubequo's house by his accomplice
Although Loubeque treats his pretty
aplive kindly, she is never left un-
jfarded. Again, the extreme nrowess
ut Liouuequc is impressed upon
City Transfer!
Z S. D. Kelly, Proprietor J
Light and Heavy haul
ing promptly done, :
Contracting and grad-
f intr. Transcient trade v
; solicited. Horsosj
;: boarded. Phone 1151 J:
' ' .jl
;: Office: Dufort Building
'"H'ij.j..t..t..H.4.MH.j.
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 tis figure on
your building.
z
N. J. CRAIN, Manager.
-
City Meat Market
A FULL LINE OF SELECT FItESH
AND SALT MEATS ALWAYS ON
HAND. MODERN METHODS AND
COURTEOUS TREATMENT COM
IHNE TO MAKE YOUR TRADING
HERE A PLEASURE. YOUR PA
TRONAGE SOLICITED.
Phone 193
MARSHFIELD NEWS
From the Record:
John D. Goss and wife left this af
ternoon for Curry county, going by
way of Wagner, on tho Smith-Pow
ers logging railroad. .From Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. (Joss will travel on
horseback, going through the Ecklev
district and following trails into the
Rogue River country. Mr. Goss is
planning on being at Gold Beach on
August 21 to handle some cases in the
circuit court.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Catterlin. Mrs.
Ida Conrad and Mr. and Mrs. D. Y,
Stafford were among tho Marshfield
people who motored to Bandon Sun
day for the Llk's ball game.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Ilairue. Miss
Agness Russell and Mr. and Mrs. A.
R. O'Brien motored to Bandon Sun
day where they enjoyed a most de
lightful day, returning that evening
0GS by the light of the moon
w From the Times
W THE OPEN FORUM
fr
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Farm
17.
Geo. Erdman, Proprietor
Readers of the Bandon
Recorder, and Friends:
Special Bargains in Farm
Lands and City Property
Failures.
Bandon, Aug,
suitor itecortlor in last weecs
Western World are given results, or days previous
A letter has been received here
from F. P. Llewellyn at Sand Point,
Idaho, telling ol tho nossib e drown
mg of Lester McDonald, recently em
ployed as a driver on the Footc and
Gorst & King auto lines. The letter
was dated August Cth and relates the
disappearance of Mr. McDonald five
rather the non-rssults, of one of the
tenants who rented a farm in the
neighborhood of Bandon and failed
to make good. Tho good man who
complained of tho high rent, etc
icit in tusgust. lie nis departing a
benefit to him as it is to the advan
tage of Coos county and in partial
lar to Bandonians to be relieved of at
least this ignorant farmer.
We have quite a number .of such
parties thinking they know tho whole
thing, unwilling to ask or take advice.
Rev. Robert E. Browning lias re
ceivea intimation that the successor
to the late Bishop Scadding will bo
Bishop Griswold, of the Missionary
District oi Kansas. The so ection
will be made at a conference to be
held in Portland September 10, nt
whiich Rev. Browning will be in at
tendance. Uishop Unsworn! is a
very able and much loved man.
Sentiment Against War Tax,
Washington, I). C. Several Dem
ocratic leaders admitted this after.
noon thntt hero was but little senti
ment in congress in favor of a war
They naturally fail and go in dis"ust tax. It wns stated that unless Presi-
from n land where sensiblp. h.nrd. dent Wilson sends a special message
working and thinking farmers make t congress on the subject it would be
not only a good living over and above impossible to get a tax bill through
the rents, but actually become thrif- upposition in tho house against nny
ty and wealthy men. What are high such measure was strong. Tho rep
rents here? Do you know what rent rescntatives, it was said, feared the
is paid for farms in othor sections? eiiect a stamp tax act would have on
i ouiy win mention rents in (Jprmnnv. ura uuiicui auuuuun. ji wus un-
There tho minimum rent per acre ialnounccd at the White House that the
21 talers, an equivalent of 21 dollars, president was undecided whether to
Before inexperienced newcom.-rs w. send a war tax mossago to congro63.
places they would do well to lonm in
understand what thev want tn ,in
When they do so they will find that
inuuro is not the fault of tho coun-
SQUARE DEAL REALtYTTJ
try but of their own undnvnlnnnrl iml
and Knowledge. M. G. POIIL.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to convev nur .Wnnot
gratitude to both friends and strang
ers who were so kind in our late be
reavement especially do we wish to
thunk the Elks who bv tbolr lAVtll
goodness helped to lighten our sor-
row.
Mrs. E. L. Cardinal and children.
Nolle- lo Creditors.
Notico Is hereby given, that by or
dor of tho County Court of tho Stato
of Oregon, In and for tho County of
Coon, mudu on tho 28th day of May.
lull, C, E, Kopf wuh duly nnnolnteil
us guard nn of tho person umf etttnlu
of H. H. Little, un limine pon-on, and
hat ul( C. K, Kouf hu duly , u.
Med an hucIi Kuurdlun,
I iiortror all nureoin having elulini
uifu nit I in oitiilo rf until u a i mi..
... 'l lit imml Hut wiinu with immur
vounii'iK, Mini iluly vuhtwil in iliu
: . - ! 1'rovMwl ly law, u I ho w-
CARELESS PEOPLE
CARRY CASH
It cost $1,000 sometimes for a
skeptical person to learn that
a hank is a safer depository
for money than a hand hag.
That is what itc ost a lady re
cently to learn this hitler les
son. An enterprising burg
lar who was aware of her
foolish distrust of hanks
watched his opportunity and
Hie money was gone. The
Nnvlngs of almost a lifetime
were lost merely because of
the foolish ear that (he bun I;
would lireak. Think of (he
inillluiiK mid inllllorm of do.
Iiir In bank t'vvry iluy und
iiIkIiI und lit" f l' Hie.
lireiiUnir of u bouli l not ime
Id u hundred million, Dhii'I
try lo he our m fi lniilnr.
Vixt inuy nK'el It.
FIK8T NATL JSAWtf
'tit tlujjiijf I In- nwn hmir aim)
krin. ins notiKC. even.
has been specially constructed to trap
his victims and deceive the police.
Ordinary appearing staircases sink
nio secret chambers at his wish. The
ude walls of rooms contract as it
were with dungeons of tho Innuis-
tion, and even the floors of tho rooms
move upward and downward, from
tory to story. Never had a snpcn.is.
i'ul outcome of her mission looked
tnoro hopeless. While Lucilo is held
ncommunicndo. Cantain C arknon of
tho liner and her friend, ia not idlo.
ite locates the house where the girl
h neiii prisoner, anu nas it surround
cd by detectives. In the monntimo
Loubeque becomes a victim of his own
'loverness. lie stumbles into n n t
fnll of his own makinir. Ono of tho
moving floors comes down unon h m
"... nni.lnnt ...1 1 1.1
v tiiui;iii. uu uiusuug nun iiuo un-
onsciousness. Before ho has retrain
d his senses Lucille is in his pocket
Hid is again in possesion of tho Da
ncrs. 1' earing the conseauenccs of
she hides the naners in
baseboard of the wall. When Lou
beque comes to, he misses tho docu
ments, and, although the girl denies
ill knowledge of them, he knows that
only she would take them. His plans
ire interrupted, however, by the ar
rival of Captain Clarkson and the no
lice. Loubeque allows them to search
every nook and corner of the house.
Iho house was built for just such an
emergency, and they do not find Lu
cille, although tnev are suro she is
there. Shortly afterwards Lucille
communicates with the detectives.
The officers of the law fight their way
into mo nousc, anu a territic battle
with Loubeques henchmen follows
Collapsible rooms close in and crush
tho fighters. Traps open and receive
the unwary, and the floors of rooms
move from one story to the other. In
the midst of the fight a rope is drop
ned to Lucille, and she cscaned to
the roof. Loubeque is hot on her trail
however. Ho disables or slavs her
rescuers, and the fight continues nt
a dizzy height over housetops. Lu
cille at last sees an opening. She
climbs down a fire escano and Lou
bequo does not follow her. Ho has a
better plan. Lucille finds her way
into an oiuce uuuuinir anu reio cos in
her freedom. She starts down stnim
and meets Loubeque coming up. "You
aro too much troub o here" com
mcnts Loubeque. "I will take you to J
inv rnnrli In Mnvtnn ' Tim t.tn..ln 1
......... ... ..V...L,., .tii. tvuiua y
the root of her mouth. Her usual
poise and self possession flee. Or
dinarily she would have sought safe
ty in flight. Now sho seemed to sense
tho futility of such a move. Crest
fallen and sunine. sho follows tho man
of iron will down the stairs and into
the street.
This picture will bo shown at thn
Grand Theatre, Wednesday night,
August 10. Six thousand feet of
films. Admission lfic and 10c.
PURE DRUGS
Do you want pure drug
and drug sundries, fine
perfumes, hair brushes,
and toilet articles? If
so call on
C.Y. LOWE, Bandon
KODAK
WORK
Bring us your Kodak work.
Wo have installed an electric
printing machino and can fin
ish on short notice, day or
night, and sccuro tho best ro
sults. A trial is convincing.
YOURS TO PLEASE
L. I. WHEELER
Artist
Near Gallior Hotel
H"t-:"l"H"H''H'-HI-4"H
I Elite Restaurant f
Ray Rease, Prop.
MEALS AT
ALL HOURS
i
FIRST CLASS HOME :
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Hotel Bandon
American Plan,
and $1.50 per
European Plan,
50c, 75c & $1 per day
$1.00
day.
rooms
E. G. CASSIDY Prop.
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Musicians Notice.
Marshfleld'a Musician's Assn. f.n.
cal No. (ill, American Federation of
Musicians, will receive applications
from all competent musicians within
its Jurisdiction for charter member
ship, Charter will remain open from
Aug. Join to .Sept. 1,'lth (Inclusive).
Arrangements for examination of up.
IllicatllN IIIIIV bit lllliiln llirmi.rli Mi-
T. I Hiitrhi'lor, llandon, Ore., or by
addiiiing (ho Herrelary ul Marsh-
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Class Wagon and Carriage
Work and General Impairing
Prices Right
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