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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1914)
SEfol-WiMLV BANDON Ufedott DEft, Fl'UHIUY, SEIf. 22ND, 19U PACE THhE School Books and School Supplies e We carry a full line of both ,as we have always done. B i anoon D rug Co, Same building with Sabro Bros, jewelry store. THE GRAND THEATRE The best place to spend the evening Lucille Love No. 14 The Girl of Mystery As this fascinating story nears the end (No. 15 is the last one) it becomes more and more mystyfying This number contains thrills and action from start to finish. Six Tousand feet films of Quality. A two hour performance Wednesday, September 23 ADMISSION 15c AND 10c COMING NEXT FRIDAY "When Rome Ruled" in five wonderful parts Eclectio Co. O0 a 9 LOCAL NEWS ITEAIS a M8. Georjjo Goisendorfer resumes hor class In piano Soptemlier 11 3t. I.. II. Irvino of Couuillu was In Pan don Sunday calling on friendo. Experienced nurso Mrs. II. IC Jones. Leave card nt P. 0. tf. J. G. I.eo and wife of Ilivcrton woro in the city Saturday. For Sale A l'etaluina incubator of "52 ejrK capacity. Inquire W. T. Alien. tf. For Salt Lot with three room house. Inquire at. this oflice. -38tf. Lester It. Iliscon of North Beno came over Saturday for a short vjsit. Hay for sale, $11.00 per ton, at Win. Hansen ranch, above Prosper.5t Wanted Wood splitters, Coll at this olTlce. tf. II. L. Anderson wan in from hlf ranch yesterday and made the He corder oflice a pleasant call. The Presbyterian ladies aid society will meet nt the homo of Mrs. Abia Harrows Wednesday nftemoon, Sept. 2!t. Visitors welcome. Boyle Jewelry Co. offer to you the Hamilton Watch f Which stands alone Better than the res 4 t Cur silverware assortment is entirely complete. I.. l- .. 411 II IIIBIMI (HI l-HWrul a jmrnrbmzfax j Kvrrd II. Moyjw, Mfti)ft(n Wi curry no mcjupmhU, Phono 514 The Randolph sailed yesterday for Port Orford with a cargo of flour, feed and other miscellaneous freight. Alpha Restaurant, first class meals at all hours. Home made bread, pies, cookies, cakes, etc. ti. Fred Harvey and George Moland left yesterday for the Sixes river on a hunting and camping expedition. M.. White came up from Port Or ford yesterday to look after business affairs. For Sale Fine l)uck sheep, one halfhalf Shorpshire. C. G. Fahy, phone, Farmers G3. 72t2x Geo. W. Itradbridgc of Coquille was in the city Saturday looking after bus iness affairs. Wendyl Wedlock of Coquille came down Saturday to look after business affairs. For Rent Twelve room house on Garfield Avenue. Inquiro at resi dence of Mrs. J. W. Felter. C5t8x. For Sale Seventy-five tons of rye grass hay at $10.00 per ton. E. D. Myors, phono Farmers 43x3. 05tl0x Any school teachers desiring fur nished house-keeping rooms call nt the Recorder oflice. G9tl N Anyone wanting to preservo cab bage see Pete or Petroni D. on the Township Lino road south of Itnn- don. Tomatoes delivered nt Myrtle Point at fiOc per box. Kiffer, Clairgeau and Anjou penrs at 75c per box. Farm ers phone 30. Peter Axe, Bridge, Or. Wanted Lady boarder who would appreciate homc-liko surroundings nnd moderate charge. Address K Recorder or call at this office. E. C. Drown, manager of the C003 Hay Homo Telephone Co., camo over from Mnrshfield yesterday to look nftor business In connection with tho local telephono exchange B. R. Keller of Marshfield came ov er to Bandon on business yesterday. N W. II. Mann came over from North Bend yesterday. Does Loubcque marry Lucille Love? See the next series at the Grand, Wed nesday, Sept. 23. Dr. S. C. Endicott, dentist, has moved into the new Ellingson build ing. COtf. vDon't fail to see the spectacular play in live actr, "When Rome ltul ed." Crand theatre nextF ridny, Sept. For Sale A complete agate graind ing, sawing and polishing machine, (less power). First check for $25.00 takes the machine f. o. b. Myrtle Creek Address Kitt Ackert, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. J. Christain Haberly left yester day for Albany where he will nttend Albany College. "Christio" Haber ly made the Bandon High School course in three years so that he en ters Albany as a regular freshman. Mrs. W. E. Anglin and two chil dren, who have been visiting in Ban don for about six weeks left on tho Elizabeth for their homo at Oakland, Californa. Mrs. Anglin was a form er resident of Bandon. 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. Mrs. J. A. Allen, daughter Fay and son Wayne, who have been spending a couple of months with Mr. Allen left on the Geo. W. Elder for their home at Seattle. Mrs. Allen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Baker. M. F. Shoemaker, who had the mis fortune to let a trap door fall on his foot about a week ago is able to be about on crutches .now and says he will be as good as ever again in a few days. See Dlpplo & Wulvorton for ab stracting, conveyancing, flro and jilatt glass Insurance, fidelity and surety bonds. Notary public In oflku, Op poxiU the Postoflko, Phone 33, tf, Mm. M. F. KIiih'IiiuIut and imp how, Oliver rllmemukor, who Uuvo wun vliltliiK Mr. Hhowmuktir' utlo r, N. II. finillli, during I In. MuiJ IIJihm, un on tiiu HllruMli for Ihulr Iioiiui u Uukjuinl, t?lf. Mr. HnM li iiiii'iDiliiK Ji'jvy ititi bom tar lili mantels hmmv mw Attorney Thos. F. Haggcrty has moved hi3 law ofllco from tho Mc Nair building to the First Nntional Bank Building, where lie has larger quarters to accomodate his increas ing practice. J. C. Baker, manager of the Ban don Creamery, says that business in tho creainory business is picking up nicely now since tho rains have started and he expects a rushing bus iness for tho next month or six weeks. E. B. Thrift's big four-horse team was compelled to turn nround and come bnck to Bandon last Friday on account of tho bridge south of the Richcrt place being under water. The bridge has been repaired now and regular traffic has been resumed. The Prosper school will open the first Monday in October. Prof. Roy A. Giles, who was principal last year will be at the head again the coming year. Mr. Giles has returned with his family from their vacation trip to their ranch near Olalln, Ore. For Sale Three and one-half acres rfood land, mstly cleared and in cul tivation, fine garden, good six room house, good well, partly fenced, IVt miles southeast of Postofllco. A snap at $8.00. Also 10 acres IVj miles from Postofllco, some good timber, nt $00 per acre. Dlpplo & Wolverton. tf. Harry King, who has been em ployed nt tho Central WarehoiiRo for noma time, hurt'hlH leg n few dayn ago, which has developed Into it rase of blood polHoning, but It in hoped it will not provo surlous, Earl Wat kin U tutting hU pluru ut tho wnrn-hoimo. Mr. uni Mr. IMhit Jlmmon, a uimly inurrM t'ouplu from Dim Tn inllu lounlry, miv upviiilliiK llivlr lion vymoon u( (he J, It, I'd )mm In Hit flly. T)i liJMc fonmy him lilwjudjw KuviihjH h'w t Mr. uui Hri I'ub Mr, I'mmi) ii it i'jittj'w Automobile and Machine . Work firing yourVork to the Garage and Machine Shop. Everything done with neatness and dispatch. Agent for fitiick Automobiles. M. D. SHERRARD, Bandon, Ore. run nip e 'iiiujjjv liissjiJusasriasssKyitBfig,: m- r hiwt Sam Says: The mill is down but I'm still on the job, ready to furnish you with a sky scraper or a chicken coop. GEO. W. MOORE LUMBER CO. G. E. W I L S O N GENERAL BLACKSMITH ; 'All kinds of light and heavy work. Horses scientif ; ically shod. Deformities remedied. Bring in your I cripples and get their feet adjusted by a man that : knows a foot-rCarl Clifford, the scientific horse : shoer. Tie checkers, splitting mauls, and all kinds : of tie makers tools. All work guaranteed right. EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS J S. S. BREAKWATER ALWAYS ON TIME SAILINGS From Portland Every Tuesday at 8:00 P. M. From Coos Bay Every Saturday at Service of the Tide. Confirm sailings through M. F. Shoemaker, Bandon PHONE 142 A. O Mills Real Estate Rre Insurance Notary Public Rentals Good Lots in Azalea Park, 525 Down and $10 per month. Bargain in Business Lot on First Street. Hotel Qallier Rates $1.00 to $2.00 per day. Special rates by weokdr month Sample room in connection Bandon 9 9 99t Oregon H. T. WOl.VliKTUN II C DII'I'KL. (!oos County AleamrOppoiiunily See Bandon First I DIPPEL & WOLVERTON (JHOICH FARM LANDS AND CITV I'ROPERTV I'l'di INNUIUNCtt (ill V IHI'I'VI, CONVIJVAKQKH llOTAHV I'UIIUO l MAN DON n AUDITINU HKAl, JSITATK I'AMM J.ANDH , OREGON n $;