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BEMI-WEEKLV BAKPOK RECORfiER. FRIDAY, KOV. 20Tif. 1914.;
Watches from
$1 up to $80
Elgin and Waltham Watches $5.50 up
South Bend Watches $7.75 up
Hamilton Watches $13.25 up
Guaranted Excellent Timekepper
Victor-Victrola
completes the family circle
Every one is on hand in the
evening1 to enjoy the music of
the Victor-Victrola.
- This wonderful instrument
makes home attractive for the
children and livens up the
entire household.
No homo need be withpnt a
Victor-Victrola there's one a( a
price to suit every purse. $15 to
$200. Come in and hear the
Victor-Victrola, and let us explain
our easy-payment plan.
SABRO
BROS
Sabro
ros
Manufacturing Jewelers
Banclon, Oregon
Telephone 75 1
URGE BIG EXHIAIT FORT
COOS AND CURRY
The products which will be exhibited
by CooS and Curry Counties at the
Panama Pacific Exposition consists of
the following: wood products, dairy
products, sea-foods, fish and game,
fruits and vegetables, coal minerals,
agates, wool goods of all kinds man
ufactured in these two counties, and
photographs showing harnors, scenery
and resources.
These products arc being assembled
ns fast as possiblo at Marshflcld and
it is desired that the list bo as com
pleto as possible by January 1, 191C;
additions and replacements will be
mado during the period of the Exposi
tion which is' from Februry 20 to
December 4, 1915.
The responce which has been given
thus fnr by the people is very satisfac
tory to those who hnvo charge of the
exhibit, but additional products are
needed nnd anyone- who has an article
of merit for exhibit purposes is raque
scd to send tho same in to headquar
ters, as soon as possible. Address all
exhibits to Coos Curry Exhibit, .1. A.
Ward, Director, Marshflcld, Oregon,
deliver to carrier and send notice by
mail to J. A. Ward, Box :U8, Marsh
field, Oregon.
oMst articles obtained thus fir have
been donated. An effort will be made
to sell at tho close of the Exposition,
for tho betuflt of tho producer, such
articles as are salable.
Tho peoplo arc varrestly requested
to co-operato with the management in
trying to have a creditable exhibit at
tho opening of tho Exposition, and a ranch
still better one next year, uet rcauy
for something special in your line and
let the committee know what they can
depend on from you.
JUNGLE BEASTS APPEARING
IN GREAT PICTURE AT GRAND
Wih the South African veldt scen
ery true to life, with stalking, roar
ing lions; cunning, slinking leopards;
huge unweildly elephants crashing
through the forest glades, those who
witness the big, new, stupenduous,
spectacular, Selig three reel produc
tion, "In Tunc With tho Wild," can
readily imagine themselves to bo act
ual participants in the story.
The pictures tell the story of a
South African missionary, together
with his wife and little daughter, who
journey across the veldt. They aro
attacked by savage Kaffirs, who leave
the missionary apparently dead, af
ter which they burn the wagon and
attemnt to slav the entire party. JIi
Wayne, and her little daughter Edj
Raphael was a natural musi
cian and enlisted with the navy band
when on a visit to San Francisco. He
is therefore in a position to explain
all tho matters in connection with tho
Smyrna attack on the Tennessee's
launch and as ho writes regularly to
his uncle, Frank Cattcrlin, the true
version of tho matter will be known
here within the next month, no doubt."
THANKSGIVING SERVICE.
A union Thanksgiving corvice will
lie held in tho Presbyterian Church on
Thursday morning Nov. 2Gth at 10:30
o'clock. Tho prayer of invocation will
be oirtrcred by the Rev. W. 15. Smith
of the M. E, Church South, the pryer
of Thanksgiving by the Rov. Wm.
Horsfnll of the Episcopal Church and
the sermon will bo .preached by the
Rev. C. M. Knight of tho Methodist
Episcopal Church. Special music
will bo provided.
Acordial Invitation is extended to
the public.
llclniuir Ilawlcv.
AProbably that audacious citizen of
Credit and
Power
MANY OF OUR MOST SUC
CKSSFUL MEN ASCRIBE
THEIR "START IN LIFE"
TO THE DAY THEY OPEN
ED A BANK ACCOUNT.
CREDIT AND POWER CAN
HE WIELDED IN THE COM.
MEHCLU, WORLD BY THE
MUAN8 Or A HANK AC
COUNT.
WI5 INVITE VOU TO
DIN ONIJ WITH UH.
mi
nf onvml hv n frinnillv tribe and
turn to England. PfS111!? "nicriook a campaign
Ti.n w. nnimM Rcnno in the lr election to Congress against Rep-
ture is when little Edith and her com
panion, a tiny black boy, the son of a
native chief; ydmba, are shown at
play with a, .baby elephant. The little
girl clambers over tho elephant as
though it were a Newfoundland Uoy,
nnd they have great timos together.
The next jungle beasts in the picture
arc two huge, ravenous lionesses,
which are disturbed when Robert
Wnyno staggers back to the wagon
camp and finds it in ashes. A shot
from his rlflo dispurscs tho two fe
rocious beasts and they spring away.
A seeno which is almost unparalleled
moving pictures ocurs in tho se-
in
corn! reel when Captain Jones,
English hunter, shoots nnd kills two
lions. The lions area dually killed
boforo the eyes of those who are
looking at tho picture. Another scene
which is decidedly unprecedented is
whore the wild man of tho junglo re
lieves the pain of n lion, which nhs
wounded himself with u long, sharp
thorn. Tho picture is Tilled with jun
glo beasts and thrilling incidents. At
tho Grnnd theatre Sunday, Nov. 22.
LOCAL BOY IS SERVING ON
U. 8. BOAT IN WAR ZONE
Itiiports that tho TurMnli forta at
tfinyrim fired on it launch fioli tho
United .States cruiser Tciiiichipo lire
of njioclul Intercut In tho.friuiiiln of tho
local boy who U Nerving on that m1i!j.
Tim Muililli)d Kcrord wiiyu:
"Huphunl Ciitterlln, u nephew of
I'ttMih Cutlurliii of thU city, i u muni
br uf lliv TennwW feo.iilnce buwl
muI Uu l.wtj mii I he wiulwir fur Die
jw4 Utruti ytiur. YwiHjr Culierllu i
IfJJIST JWH, HANK
rcsentativo I'Hawloy realizes that
there is plain truth in tho old adage
about certain kinds of individuals
rushing in whore angels fear to
tread. Not that Mr. Hollistcr is a
fool, for he isn't from all reports; on
ly that ho is somewhat bolder than
the angels. Probably he got his mon
ey's worth on his investment, for he
was to fame unknown before this
election; but now he is entitled to the
distinction of being the worst-beaten
candidate for congress in a decade or
more. Mr. Ilawley's plurality is
something over 20,000; largor than in
any of his fivo campaigns.
Tho campaign against Mn Ilawloy
was well organized by Mr. Hollister
A lot of little papers were led through
his effective persuasions to join the
hue and cry against tho incumbent
Congressman. Together they made
quite naoisy chorus, but the results
show tht there were only a few frog.'
in tho pond.
It may be hoped that Mr. Hollister
will try gain. Tho benefits to the
country press will bo considerable
nnd thero appears to bo no bettor way
to guarantee Mr. Hnwley n rouiftl ma
jority, Portland Orogonlan.
S. P. COMPANY BUYS
ROAD INTO EUREKA
Roy LnngloU nnd Mr. Hogon of thi
city wero duck hunting nonr Lang
ll (hiring tho forepart of the week,
nnd tepoii nU of the bird in tnut
vicinity, a fuw of wlilrh they bioiiKht
lionie to prove their iiwortloa.
A deal is pending in California be
tween the Southern Pacific and tho
Santa Fc railroads whereby the for
mor takes over the interest of tho lat
ter in the new- line from San Fran
cisco tp Eureka, thus gaining com
plete control of the rod. Such is tho
sense of a report appearing in the Or
cgon Journal of November 12.
Purchasoof tfiis lino by the South
ern Iacific, controlling as it docs the
Willamotto Pacific being built from
Eugene to Coos Bay, goes far to con
firm the report that the company is
seeking n coast lino from Portland to
San Francisco and that work on the
connecting link between Marshfield
nnd Eureka, by way of Baadon will bo
undertaken in the near future.
Through trains to the south from
Portland, o nthe Southern Pacific now
run on slow schedule because of tho
henvy grades along the line especially
from Ashland ovar the Siskiou Moun
tains. The operating expense has al
ways boon heavy on the inlnnd route
any at -different limes the company
lias made surveys of new routes, cut
ting down the grades. It was thought
for awhile that tho Nutroncul-ofr,lcav-ing
the main line near Eugene, cut
ting across and running south along
tho. east sido of the Cascade Range
would give a satisfactory grade.
What ruotc the connecting road
will take, if built, from Mrshfield to
Bnndon is "not known. Several Sur
veys have been made by the engineers
of the road but the findings in tho re
ports to the Southern Pacific officials
liavo not been made public.
FISHERMAN MEETS SUDDEN
DEATH AT NORTH BEND
Grand Theatre
Eric Aho, a 'fisherman, who came
here from Astoria, aged nbout 40
years, nnd wlto livod in a scow house
hoaivtho stave mill, met sudden death
loL'irer and Gust Iluhbiln. n fisherman
j from tho Umpqua river, had been vis
iting the man for several days.
This morning alltiiree were in the
hoiu-o together. Aho said ho was go
out to get a line to fix ono of his nets.
When ho did not return after thirty
minutes his companions went out to
sticking out the entrance of a covered
houseboat. The man's head was un
der water between two logs along
aide of tho boat whicn was tied in the
bouthousc. lie still had on his hat.
It was first thought that ho was drow
nod but is believed that ho hnd an at
tack of heart failure and fell so that
his head went under water..
Chief Carter, of Marhfield wan no
tified and with Ccroner Wilson went
to the place. Tho coroner took charge
of the body. He was oft'ie opinion
that death wes duo to herrt trouble.
There will bo no inquest.
Alio has r.o relatives hero and had
no property so far as is known. He
was a native of Finland and it is not
known whether he had any relatives
there or not (Joos Hay rjnrbor.
Big Special Selig Wild Animal
Drama in 3 Parts
"IiiTiiiie with the Wild"
Jungle
featuring Kathlin Williams
Without a doubt the greatest
picture eyer produced.
A good slory, full of exciting climaxes and hairbrcnth escapes.
Remember its a Selig Exhibited
at the GRAND next
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22
FIVE REELS OF SPLENDID FILMS. ADMISSION 15c AND 10c
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Jewelry
Clio
is giving
$150 in Diamond Rings
again this year. One ring at $100.00 and one at $50.00, One ticket
FREE with every $1.00 purchase. Drawing December 31st
Cut Glass? Yes.
Our large slock takes second
to none. The styles of cut
ting are absolutely new compricing the dainty Parsy, Daisy and Rose dc
signes. Call on us, examine and be convinced.
MV Silverware the kind most admired is seeling on
ji-4iviJLVs& lis merits. It KtblSIb wear. We also carry
Comonumty.
ALL ENGRAVING FREE.
"Quality Jewelers"
Everard II. Boyle, Aljjr.
We carry no accounts.
Phone 511
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ry customer the full amount of
their cash purchases on one day
in eyery month. "
No one will know what day it will be until the first day of
the following month when the box will be opened and the
refunds made, upon the presentation of the Sales Slips bearing
that date.
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