SEMl-WJiEKLY BANDON RECORDER, f K1DAY, SEPT. 18TH, 1914.
PAQB FIVS
THE GRAND THEATRE
Where you get real entertainment for a reasonable f
price
Saturday's Program
Lucille Love No. 1 3 f
The Girl of Mystery
Five parts" of high class photo plays.
Comedy and Drama
ADMISSION 10c AND 15c
Coming Sunday!
Special three part feature
"Mongrel and Master"
Starring Francis. Bushman of the Essanay Co. T
winner of the popular photo player contest.
5000 FEET OF FILM
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS g
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Mrs. George GeiHcmlorfci resumes
her class in piano September 14 Ht.
J. E. Clmso of Marshfield was in
tho city on business yesterday.
Hay for sale, $11.00 pur ton, at
Wm. Hansen ranch, above l'rosper.51
C. J. Doyle of Gold Beach was in
tho city on business Wednesday...
Horn, Tuesday, Sept. 15, to Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Allen, a fine baby girl.
C. C. Countryman was in thee ity
from Marshfield Wednesday.
H. E. Bultman of. Marshfield was
calling on his Bandon customers in
tho hardwaro line Wednesday and
Thursday.
Experienced nurse Mrs. II. K
Jones. Leave card at P. O. tf.
For Sale Lot with three room
house. Inquire at this office. 38tf.
G. II. Smith of Langlois was trans
acting business in Bandon Wednesday.
Seo Lucille Love No. 13 at the
Grand Saturday. 5000 feet of plays.
John Ilobbins was down from Myr
tle Point Wednesday..
For Salp A Petaluma incubator
of 252 (fgc capacity. Inquire W. T.
Allen. tf.
John Musterson of Capo Blanco
was in thee ity ori business Wednesday.
Tho Presbyterian ladies aid society
will meet at the ,homo of Mrs. Abiu
Harrows Wednesday afternoon, Sept
23. Visitors welcome.
Boyle Jewelry Co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVE! A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORT- i
MENT OP THE NEWEST DE-SIGNS IN LADIES PENDANTS, 4
BROACHES, LA VALLIERES, RINGS A N.D BRACELETS i
Black enamel sel around jewelry is very new. Cameos mounted in
any stylo can also be shown you. Pink shell cameos are the most
up-to-dnle at present and remember our selection is complete. I
YOURS FOR CLASSY JEWELRY OF SUPER
IOR QUALITY.
Evorard II. Boyle, Manager. Phone 514
Watch Repairing That gives satisfaction. Wo carry no accounts, t
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THE RANGE
WITH A
REPUTATION
In case of serious illness, vou wouldn't call in any old doc
tor, but would get the best doctor you knew of, The Doctor with
n Reputation, the doctor that has shown liia worth by years of
good honest service.
Then whv buv nnv old ranee, when vou can tret Tins GrUat
Majijstic.Thb Hanoi: with a Rbpitation a reputation won by
years of constant, honest and economical service.
'no Maimtjo l inmlo rinl.l OF NON-llIUUKAnLF. MAM.RA1IM:
inON.nml UUHT-ltnsibTIMl UIA1ICI lAI. IllON. All parts of (ho Mujwtio
nro IllVKTED tncctlif-r f not Imltitll tmirtiriilli' nirlipli iui Willi air i-nU-nl runeii
or liol alrrKoiio.tliuj liaUns IktIo t villi nlwut liiilf tlio fuel umhI iua rango
that in lolled anil p.utiil toci-llicr llli ulnvo putty.
'llio Aix-(.'ni-ri:n .Miivaiiie HrniiiiMM it iii tlio Maikhtio Ii nlxwilutrlt'
Ibo only riwrvoir vtirtliy of tlio iiiiiim. It meat lft iulum or watkii
WHILE IlltKAKFABt I fOOklNII, mill WtU'll Wttl,T IioIU, it CII liO IDOVlll Wtt-
B Itom nm ny dimply iiitluii: li'MT. .... ....
K ( ull nl our Hon' bii.I li t tulinw you wliy tlio Majutio U aijaoluUly
tliu Ut raucooii llm runil !.
Ypur w islibor li-4 oi.e j,l .r.
McNair Hardware Co.
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AIX HTYI.KS ANO BUM
Wanted Wood splitters. Coll at
this office. tf.
A. Hughes and It. McMullen were
up from Denmark, Curry county,
Wednesday.
Dr. S. C. Endicott, dentist, has
moved into, the new Elling3on build
ing. 50tf.
"Mongrel & Master" is a great po
litical story in three acts, at the
Grand Sunday.
Misses Lcnora James and Lucille
Mnrson wentt o Coquille today, where
they will visit for a few days.
Alpha Restaurant, first class meals
at all hours. Home made bread, pies,
cookies, cakes, etc. tt.
N. S. Dean was up from Port Or-
ford Wednesday attending to business
affairs.
John F. Leggett was down from
Riverton Wednesday looking after
business affairs.
E. II. Adelbert and wife were over
from North Bend Wednesday and
Thursday calling on friends.
For Sale Fine buck sheep, one
halfhalf Shorpshire. C. G. Fahy,
phone, Farmers 03. 72t2x
J. E. Norton of Nosier & Norton
of Coquille came down yesterday
to call on his Bandon customers.
Ed Mochler of Marshfield, lumber
inspector in this section, is in the city
on business today
For Rent Twelvo room house on
Garfield Avenue. Inquiro at resi
dence of Mrs. J. W. Felter. 65t8x.
Geo. Geisendorfer returned on the
Elizabeth from a. business trip to
San Francisco.
F. V. Farrar was up from the
Sixes River Wednesday looking after
business affairs.
For Salo Soventy-five tons of rye
grass hay at $10.00 por ton. E. D.
Myers, phone Farmers 43x3. G5tl0x
Any school teachers desiring fur
nished house-keeping rooms call at
the Recorder office. GSH4
Francis X. Bushman, the winner of
the popular photo players contest, ap
pears in tho "Master- and Mongrel"
at the Grand Saturday night.
C. II. Bailey of Gold Beach, form
erly sheriff of Curry county, was in
the city Wednesday night and Thurs
day.
Moss Averill was up from Gold
Beach Wednesday and Thursday look
ing after business and shaking hands
with Bandonf riends.
Soo Dipple & Wolverton for ab
stracting, conveyancing, fire and plate
glass insurance, fidelity and surety
bonds. Notary public in office. Op
positfc the Postoflice. Phono 33. tf.
Tomatoes delivered at Myrtle Point
it 50c por box. Kilter, Clairgeau und
Anjou pears at 75c per box. Farm
ers phone 39. Peter Axe, Bridge, Or.
Wanted- Lady boarder who would
ipprcciate home-like surroundings
uid moderate charge. Address K
Recorder or call at this office.
Found On the Bandon wharf, a
lady'a fur. Owner can have same by
calling at this office, proving property
und paying for this ad.
Misses Erma a mi Pearl Crahin left
WVdiit'Hday for Corviillin, where they
.vill enter tlio Oregon Agricultural
College. Mix I'lina was a student
in that iiihlltntion hiKt year and this
it) MIsh IVurl'g first year,
J. ' I'onl, iimmiger of (ho Coos
ounty Mont romjmiiy, wu ovur
r 1 1 Murli,ltili WYilnuMiliiy loolilntf
fur buuie at ilila fin) of lliu linn.
iJ l mm I'uunly Mwil noinpuny liuw
'"! lmialilui- LiNMfp up III' fh'W
" H.o tU lUMUMily Mil IJim Mll-
Tho glass in tho front door -of the
El Dorado saloon was broken out
Wednesday by the doors swinging in
the strong south wind
Ernest Watkins loft the forepart of
tho week for Eugene where he will
take, up his second year's work in the
University of Oregon.
For Sale A complete agate graind-
ing, sawing and polishing machine,
(less power). First check forOS25.00
takes the machine f. o. b. Myrtle Creek
Address Kitt Ackert, Myrtle Creek,
Oregon.
A. F. Miller is clearing the ground
and will begin the building of a house
on hjs lot on Ninth Street West nt
once. The house when comnlcted will
bo occupied by Mr. and Mrs. L. D.
Felsheim.
Misses Lena Langlois and' Edna
Capps returned on the Elizabeth from
a trip to San Francisco nnd other
California points, where they have
been spending about a month inking
a vacation.
BRAND NEW STOCK
New Styles and Best Qualities at the
Lowest Prices at O'Con's. Opposite
Grand Theatre. Satisfaction abso
lutely guaranteed. Shoe repairing
neatly done by modern machinery.
For Sale Three and one-halt acres
good land, mstly cleared and irr'cul
tivation, fine garden, good six room
house, good well, partly fenced, 1
miles southeast of Postoffice. A snap
at $8.00. Also 10 acres V& miles from
Postoffice, some good timber, at $00
per acre. Dipple & Wolvorton. tf.
Tho strong wind the first of the
week smashed in a large plate glass
window in the Hub Cotbing Store. The
glass had previously been cracked by
a run-away team dashing a rock in
to it. The glass was badly demol
ished by the wind and sonic clothes
in the window were damaged by wa
ter.
W. M. Swart and son, Wayne, of
San Diego, arrived in Bandon tho
first of the week. They walked the
entire distance, visiting every town
along the coast, and Mr. Swart says
Bandon looks better to him than any
small city they passed through. They
will remain in Bandon and will be
joined by tlio rest of the family in the
near future.
In speaking of the run of salmon in
the Coquille river this year the Coos
Bay News says: In early days there
were very few chinook salmon in
the Coquille river, but it was one of
the best rivers in the northwest for
silversides. Some years ago chinook
fry were taken from the South Coos
river hatchery and planted in the Co
quillc, and every year since that time
more have been liberated there, with
tho result that the chinook run is in
creasing, j
THREE EMPIRES.
Monarchic That Practically Sprang
-Into Being Overnight.
Prior to Jan. 18, 1871. the German
empire, as we know It today, had no
existence. Instead It was a jumble
of kingdoms, states, duchies, graud
duchies and principalities, all joined
together by a like language and com
inon political aspirations. It Is true, bill
otherwise quite separate- and distinct
Then came the historic ceremony Ii
tho Hall of Mirrors at Versailles. Par
Is had Just been captured by Klne
William of Prussia, and It was held to
bo a tilting time and place to proclaim
Mm tho first German emperor. Novel
sluce the dawn of history wuh an em
nlrn Iwim inor.. dramatically.
nv it Htriiniri! Ironv of fate, too, Its
1,1 HI. (mil; iihicu ii mill the ruins of the
French empire, Ituclf tho creation of a
day. or, rather, to be btrlctly accurate,
nt ii nil-lit l.'riiiirn went to bed ou the
evening of Dee. 1, 18M, a republic.
When It awoke next morning it was
mi empire, During tho bourn of dark
nt-NH PorlH had been occupied by
iroopn, and tlio prlrico-prenldeiit hud
U'como Napoleon III.
Kquolly midden and almost u hoiiku
llonul lu llu woy wan tho blilh of tUu
wodtrii Ort'nk tmiplro. Aflor I bit yolio
at tho Turku Iwd llirowii iff In
. hu wiir of IndeptindMlirn llio roiililry
luvn.no h reimlitk. Mill H J
oon ilml ut ilmi ilumoerullu form uf
tfowiiiiwiii uiJ pinmi'liy ri"t'Mi'l
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Automobile and Machine
Work
Bring your work to the Garage and Machine
Shop. Everything done with neatness and
dispatch. Agent for Buick Automobiles.
M. D. SHERRARD, Bandon, Ore.
Sam Says:
The mill is down but I'm
still on the job, ready to
furnish you with a sky
scraper or a chicken-
GEO. W. MOORE LUMBER CO.
G. E. WILSON
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GENERAL BLACKSMITH
All kinds of light and heavy work. Horses scienti
ically shod. Deformities remedied. Bring in your
cripples and get their feet adjusted by a man that
knows a foot Carl Clifford, the scientific horse
shoer. Tie checkers, splitting mauls, and all kinds
of tie makers tools. All work guaranteed right.
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
S. S. BREAKWATER
ALWAYS ON TIME
SAILINGS
From Port land Every Tuesday at 8:00 P. M.
From Cotis Bay Every Saturday at Service
of the Tide.
Confirm sailings through M. F. Shoemaker, Bandon
PHONE 142
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Real Estate
Fire Insurance
Notary Public
Rentals
Good Lots in Azalea Park, $25 Down and $10 per
month. Bargain in Business Lot on First Street.
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Hotel
Gallier
Rates $1.00 to $2.0Q per day.
Special rales by week ormonth
Sample room in connection
Bandon
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