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BEMt.WjjgKLY BANDON KECOttDEju EltiDAY, NOV.,,, 18th. 1914.,,,.
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Wnv Couriers was a business vis
itor nt the county seat on Wednesday.
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Arch Catarrh Treatment
Mrs.' Wm. Scllmor nnd Miss Sadie
Garoutto left Wednesday for Coos
Ray points, whore they will spend n
few days, returning ia" Unndon Sat
urday. Elgin and Waltham Watches $5.50 up
South Bend Watches.... $7.75 up
Hamilton Watches $I3.25 up
t Guarantee! Excellent Timekepper
do it
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A few of the younger people of I!an
doh enjoyed nn informal dancing par
ty nt the Willard homqr Saturday ev
ening. Sold under a Position Guarantee
Watches from
$1 up to $80
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Victor-Victrola
completes the family circle
Every one is on hand in the
cvcnitifr to enjoy the music of
the Victor-Victrola.
This wonderful instrument
makes ho.me attractive for the
children and livens up the
entire household.
No home need be without a
Victor-Victrola there's one at a
price to suit every purse. $15 to
$200. Come in and hear, the .
Victor-Victrola, and let us explain
our easy-payment plan.
Wm. Candlin, representative f the
Pacific Paper Co., was transacting
Ini'sincsfin IJandon Wednesday.
Mr. and Airs. W. S. Cooloy of Myr
tle Point were Bundon visitors Wednesday.
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Mtinufacturing Jewelers
Bandon', Oregon
Telephone 751
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II. Sabro returned Tuesday from a
business trip down the coast.
II. W. Vaughn of . Coos Day was in
Ilandon Wednesday looking after, bus
iness affairs.
J. E. Ford, manager of the 'Coos
County Meat" Co., was over from
Marshfiold Wednesday.
A. 10. AdSlsporger was in the city
from Coos Hay Wednesday.
A. II. IJoicc of I.angloi3 was in the
city on business Wednesday.
Joseph Johnson of Langlois was in
thec ity on business yesterday.
For sale only at the RED-CR A IN DRUG STORf
where you will find everything usually kept in .1
first class Drug Store, and at prices that will
prise you
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The Reel Grain .Drag
"The Peoples Drug Store"
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Prank Willard, former captain of
tho Norran, was in the city from Co
quille Wednesday.
Wnv Ilitc of Coquillo has been in
j this city for several days.
Notice of Administ ration.
Notice is hereby given that by or
dcr of the County Court of tho Stnot
of Oregon, in and for the County of
Co'os, Mary1 C. Barrows has boon duly
appointed executrix of -tho estato'and
Lust Will and Testament, of Johp.A,
Hummock, deceased, and that letters
testamentary 1 with ' Will annexed
warp, .duly issued, to her on tho2-lth.
uay oi ucionor, ivi-i, ana mat snc is
now qualified nnd acting.
4 Therefore, hll persons having clnitns
against , the, said citato are, ii;qii
notifiod'to present the Barrio with'
prbpjryyouchors to the said exqctrjXj
ut Bandon, Oregon", within six'-' (0)
months from tlie 27th day of Novem
ber, 11)14, the dato of the final" pufili-'
cation of this notice.
. .,MARY C. BARROWS,
Executrix of tho will and estate
of John A. Jlamplock, ((ocjwwaij
GEO. P. TOPPING. Attorney for tho
estate ' ' , .
Credit and " :
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MANY OF OUR MOST PyC
CESSFUL MEN ASCIU.UU
' TIIKIIt "START' IN iVfit
TO THE DAY THEY OPEN
ED A BANK ACCOUNT.
CREDIT ANfD POWRR CAN
BE WIEIJ)ED,1N THErCOM
MERCI.U. WORLD BY THE
MEANS 0F A BANK AC
COUNT. WE INVITE YOU TO BE-
GIN ONE WITH US.
FIRST NAT'L BANK
Open during the noon hour and
Saturday evenings.
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Notice for Publication Isolated
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PUBLIC LAND SALE
DoparUnont of tho Interior, U. S.
Land" Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
October 21, 1014.
.Notice. is hereby given that, as di
rected by the Commissioner of tho
General Land Office, under provisions
ef Act of Congress approved March
28, 1012, (37 Stilt., ' 77) pursuant to
the, application of Graydon T. Tread
'gold, Serial No. 07830, wo will ofTcr
at public sale to -iho highest bidder,
but not nt less 'than $1.25 periwicro;
at 10 o'clock A. M., on tho 15th day
,of December, 1014, at this office, the
following tract, of land: the SWVi
tff tho -SEVi of Sec. 1, Tp. SO S, R. l4
W. of W. M.
Any person claiming adversely tho
above-described land aro advised tp
file, thoir claims, or objection, on or
before tho timo designated for sale.
J. M. Upton, Register.
"of December, 1014, being published
five times.
MARY E. LEDGERWOOD, Admin
istratrix of the Estte of Chrsitopher
Ledgorwood, Deceased.
GEO. P. TOPPING, Attorney for
tho Estate.
W. C. Laird was down from Co
(Hiille yesterday visiting his brother,
Geo. P. Laird.
D. W. Carpenter, manager of tho
Racket Store, has been in Curry coun
ty on business for a day or two.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon in and for the County of
Coos.
In the matter of tho estate of Cros
man Tinjnions, deceased, Notice of
Final Account.
Notice is hereby given that Jcanie
T? Timmno nvncinti'iv rf flin T oof
iir-ii i m'1, , ' r " .i i Wf films consisting of five reels worth
Will and Testament of the above . ' h
In the County Court of the Stale of
Oregon, in and for the County of
Coos.
4In tho matter of tho estate of Chris
topher ledgorwood, deceased. Notice
of Final Account.
Notice is hereby given, that MARY
13. LEDGERWOOD, adminnitratrix
of .tho cstatb of Christopher Ledger
wood, deceased, has filed in tho above
entitled Court her final account in
said estate', and that tho judge of the
said Court has appointed Monday, tho
7th. day of' December, 1014, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day,
at tho Court House in Coquillo City,
Coos' County, Oregon, as the timo and
place for hearing objections to such
final account, therefore all persons in
terested or" otherwise aro hereby no
tified that hearing will be had on such
final account at tho.'abovo stated timo
and plnco and those having objections
to such account and tho closing of
said estate, must file and 'present same
on or boforo such dale.
This notice is published in the Fri
day issuo of tho Bandon Recorder, n
semi-weekly newspaper, published in
Coos County, Ore, for four successive
weokn, tho first on the Cth'day of No
vcmbor, nnd the lust on tho 0th day
I Talk to Your Man
If you want to npl; a question and ijet an immediate
answer you two the toK-p'.om-. It saves you time
and money. Our lony dintunee lino; eath the
principal point in Coon a ad Curry l ountiex. and on
roiwiui liiili liui-h u can t ilk lo nil poinlw on ihe
Count.
' Cftjj pHJ "f&m (sir information nnd raliw
Cwfe mu Gun Tslsplmnc Conipiiiy
nnmed deceased, has filed in tho above
entitled Court her final account in the
matter of. the above entitled estate,
and that tho Honorable John F. Hall
hns uppointed Monday tho 7th1 day
of December, 1014, at tho hour of 10
o'clock A. M. of said day at tho Court
House in Coquillo City, Coos County,
Oregon, as tho time and placo for
hearing objections to such final ac
count nnd tho final settlement nnd
closing of said estate, and has direct
ed the undersigned to givo notice of
such final hearing in some newspaper
published, in the county, nce a week
for four (4) successive weeks.
THEREFORE all persons inter
ested or otherwise are hereby notified
that a ljearing will bo had of such
final account at tho above stated timo
and plnCc and thoso having objec
tions to such final account and the
closing of said estate, mu3t file nnd
present snmo on or before such date.
Thi3 notice is published in the Fri
day issup of Tho Bandon Recodror, a
semi-weekly newspaper published in
Coos County, Oregon, for four (4)
successive weeks, the first on Octo
ber 30, 1914, nnd the last on Novem
ber 27th, 1014, being published five
(5) times.
JEANIE R. TIMMONS
Executrix of tho Last Will and
Testament of Crosman Timmons,
deceased.
Adam Pershbakor left on tho Eliz
abeth for San Francisco where he
will visit with friends and look after
business affairs. ' '
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Big special feature De Luxe
George Kleine Presents
Shakespeare's Immortal Tragedy
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in five Magnificent parts
staged in Venice Italy by the famous Geres Co. who
produced The Last Days of Pompeii and other not
a able successes.
Seo that splendid film mastei'piecc
"Othello" in five acts nt the Grand
next Sunday.
Satuiday night nt tlio Grand we
offer a pleasing diversified program
Sited
To be presented at the Grand next
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Admission only 15c and 10c
Don't, fail to see this Masterpiece
seeing.
"Othello" at tho Grand next Sun
day this feature is produced by the
same company that made "The Last
Daysvof Pompeii."
God A. Stephenson and wife
North Bend aro in tho cit ytoday.
of
J. L. Tibhotts and wife of Coaledo
aro registered at tho Hotel Gnllicr.
C. W. Ilolman left on the Eliza
beth for his homo nt San Francisco.
Mr. Ilolmnn is an uncle of City Mar
shal F. A, Ilolman nnd hns been vis
iting here since July.
W. C. Bradley, tho Marshfiold trav
eling man, camo over yesterday to
see his customers in this city.
AGENTS
WANTED
Everywhere
To Sell
Madame
Du Four
Face
Powder
Miss nillicHurkc
Viur I'ovurllr
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in lour tinliim
Autl Th Hltr,
25c & 50c
run unv,
Kiid So ulcjiir
fur wrtf, V'
Ed. Johnson and W. C. Laird of
Coquille- made tho j'un down the riv
er Thursday morning, returning on
tho early boat this morning.
J. Johnson camo up from Lnnglois
yostorday and reports the road to be
in pretty fair oondition.
Miss Jennie Clark was a Bandon
visitor from Port Orford Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Phillips left
on tho Elizabeth for San Francisco
and will spend tho winter in Cali
fornia. Mr. Phillips is n member of
tho firm of Phillips & Miller, contractors.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Cox nnd daugh
ter worn up from Langlois yesterday
mi a shopping trip.
.1, K. Wnlslrom nnd W. J. Swent
left yuflturiluy for Star flnnuh lo nIiooI
Hewn for a fow day,
With now ntlpiiKuite of hIioos and
guiil'H furnliililiiui aoiitiniifiuily '
ilvlnif, mi mu iiullti twy lu
fvry inn wuuuju uu uhild, if )
Boyle. Jewelry Co
Suggests
"Simmons" for neck chains, vest chains, brac
elets and fobs.
"Hamilton" and "Rockford" for watches.
"W. andH." for lockets that are absolutely
reliable.
''O.-B." for rings of quality
''Laurel" for Silver that "resists" wear.
Insist on the above and get the best.
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Everard M. lioylc, Mgr.
We carry nn accounts.
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Just received a fresh shipment
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