SEMI-WEEKLY DANDON RECORDER, FRIDAY, OCTODEii 23, 19ii
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Automobile and Machine
Work
Bring you rework to the Garage and Machine
Shop. Everything done with neatness and
dispatch. Agent for Buick Automobiles.
M. D. SHERRARD, Bandon, Ore.
toves
Don Gardner was over from Coos
Bay Wednesday on n business trip.
Attorney J. O. Stemmler of Myr
tle Point was in the city yesterday
and today on leal business.
to burn
The famous Charter Oak line
W. E. Best went over to Coos Bay
Wednesday on the Speedwell to look
after business for the Estabrook Co.
Heating
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1 SEE OUR LINE BEFORE! YOU BUY
WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY
Miss Stella Shields left the first
of the week to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Shields, at Bancroft,
Oregon.
Edgar Capps of Denmark is n pass
enger on the Elizabeth for San Fran
cisco, where he will attend school and
take a business course.
The people of Eastside and Coos
ton, on Coos Bay, are voting today
on a proposition to cnsolidutc the
tw places into one town.
Mm air odw
Grand Theatre
Special Features worth seeing
"The Perils of Pauline" No. 9
Another adventure of 'Pauline that includes a perilous
flight in an areoplane nearly resulting in her death.
Full of dash and excitement. Shown at the Grand
Theatre.
Saturday, October 24
"Five reels of meritorius pictures
Sunday Night
we present a special Klaw and Erlanger Feature in
four parts entitled
"CLASSMATES"
a talesof love and adventure that will exite your ad
miration See a good show at the Grand and forget your troubles
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Armstrong Has Made Good
County Commissione Geo. J. Arm
strong, who is the republican candi
date for re-election, has made an ex
cellent record during hid term of of
fice and has been especially effective
in getting things for this end of the
county. Mr. Armstrong has done
more substantial work than any com
missioner in n number of years and
his record will bear inspection at all
times. Voters should not forget this
fact when they cast their ballot on
November 3rd. A vote for Armstrong
is a vote for progress. Paid Adv.
P. V. Catterlin and J. A. Johnson
were in Bandon Wednesday night on
their way home to Coos Bay from n
business trip to Gold Beach.
C. E. Pollock will leave overland
Tuesday for eastern Oregon, where
ho will look after the interests of his
claim. He will be accompanied by
his son Fred.
Mrs. Don McCrary and son of
Marshfleld came over to Bandon
Wednesday to visit witli Mr. Mc
Creary, who has charge of th eBan
don Drug Co.'s store.
The launch Mischief went out over
the bar Monday. There was nothing
to the boat except the hull as the ma
chinery had been removed and the
loss was not very great. The boat
belonged to Bob Taylor.
Alfred Johnson, Jr., Kcpbulicnn
candidate for Sheriff of Coos coun
ty, was in the city a few days ago.
He has made a thorough vanvas of the
county and is very much encouraged
over the outlook for his success.
The next issue of the Telephone Directory noes
to press about October, 15, 1914. Advertising space
for sale. Make your reservations for space in it.
t For particulars write or call.
COOS BAY HOME TELEPHONE CO.
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With new shipments of shoes and
gent's furnishings continuously ar
riving, I am now quite eady to please
every man, woman and child, if fine
styles, best qualities and low prices
will do it. Shoe repairing in connec
ton. At O'Con's, opposite Grand
Theatre.
Wood for SnK
Split Fir, $3.50 for two tiers; split
pine, ?3.00 for two tiers; pino blocks
?2.t0 for two tiers.., S. D. Kulley. tf
For Sale Pure blooded registered
American Fox Hound puppies. $15.00
each, male or female. Address W. S.
Snyder, Bandon, Oregon. 78t8x
Lost Small pocket-book on Fourth
Street between Bluff Streot and Edi
son Avenue. Reward for return to
Red Crain Drug Storr.
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Readers of the Bandon
Recorder, and Friends:
Special BargainG in Farm
Lands and City Property
SQUARE DEAL REALTY GO.
Good pasture for a few head of
cattle at $1.25 per month, at Ledger
wood place. C. H. Chandler 82tf.
Alpha Restaurant, first class niealf.
at all hours. Homo made bread, pies,
cookies, cakes, etc. It.
Dr. S. C. Kndicott, dentist, ban
moved into the new Kllingnon build
Iiur. COtf.
For HuluA J'ttluluinu inoiilmtnr
of m wjmulty. Jwjulrtt W. T.
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itowlmsd imm Mm, U K.
"Good Roads" Goodrum was over
from Marshfield yesterday looking
after automobile business and drum
ming up 1015 trade. Mr. Goodrum
thinks the outlook for business next
year is excellent and is preparing for
the biggest business he has ever done.
J. C. Farmer and family loft Wed
nesday for McNaughton's tie camp,
where Mr. Farmer will have charge
of the boarding house. The camp is
on the Doyle ranch. Mr. McNaugh
ton will make her home, with Mrs.
Joe Fish on Oregon Avenue.
Matt L. May, the Coos county rep
resentative of Haas Bros., San Fran
cisco wholesale grocers, was in Ban
don Tuesday calling on his trade. Mr.
Haas says he has no cause for com
plaint at business conditions in the
county, and sees great things ahead
for this section of Oregon.
13. Lewin and Ernest Sidwell, who
were dclegntcs from Delphi Lodge, K.
of P., to the Grand Lodge at Port
land, have both returned, and report
a "very profitable and pleasant ses
sion. Mr. Sidwell also visited Oregon
University at Eugene while he was
gone, and renewed many old acquain
tances, he having been a former stu
dent there.
E. II. Kern, independent candidate
for county surveyor, was in the city
from Coquillc Tuesday looking after
his campaign in this end of the coun-
ty. Mr. Kern is a graduate of the
Kansas State Agricultural College,
and was on tho cnginecrin gstnffs of
several of the big railroads back in
that section for a number of years.
He considers his chances for election
very good.
Miss Vivian Hayncs and her sis
ter, Miss Winnie, ruturned Satunlay
afternoon from Bandon, where MIhs
I lay lies had been playing the violin
at the picture houses mid also intro
ducing some of tho now dunces, u
well as enjoying the plfiimirciH of the
Bandon beach, Shu expect to rtilnrn
to her home In Euguno when tho hi-
ilttr next goon north, and will then H'-
niiiiiu her musical ttludiun under iiei
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Sam Says:
The mill is down butPm
still on the job, ready to
furnish you with a sky
scraper or a chicken
coop.
GEO, W. M00RE LUMBER CO.
Hotel
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allier
Rates $1,00 to $2.00 per day.
Special rates by week or month
Sample room in connection
Bandon
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Oregon
f E. T. WOLVERTON H. C. DIPPEL
C oos County Mcann Opportunity See Bandon First I
DIPPEL & WOLVERTON
CHOICE FARM LANDS AND CITY PROPERTY I
FIRE INSURANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
RENTALS
ROOK-KE.'IHNG
GUY DIPPEL
AUDITING
ACCOUNTING
CONVEYANCES
REAL ESTATE
FARM I.ANDS
INSTRUMENTS
BANDON :: :: :: :: OREGON
FIRST STREET, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE
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To the people of
andon and
i c i n i t y
H. Maskey, the tailor, Second St.
Thrift Bldg. represents from now
on the famous Monarch Tailors
from San Francisco.
Ladies Suits to order $20 and up
Mens Suits to order $20 and up
The goods are the finest and best woolens ex
clusive patterns. Style and Fit are up the date.
Ladies Attention!
If your clothes don't fit, as an experienced tailor
and fitter I will give you Satisfaction.
Alteration, Cleaning and Pressing. First class work.
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BANDON TRANSFER CO.
(Jalcliell Urothej'H. Props.
All ItlncfK of heavy and Ii'kIiI d raying. I'lione order I
liven prompt ftlloiHion. Hani comer First & VA- X
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