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SEMI-WEEKLV BANDON RECORDER, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 4, 19M
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The famous Charter Oak line
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Price
from $1.60 to
We will deliver and set
up free of charge any stove
costing Over $650
SEE OUR LINE BEFORE YOU BUY
WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
C. Woodruff was up from Lakcspat
on business Monday.
Henry Bossen of Lnnlois was in
tho city on business Saturday.
E. E. Oakcs was a visitor at the
County Scat on Monday.
J. W. Miller of Myrtle Point was m
Bandon on business Monday.
C. E. Northrup of Myrtle Point
was in the city on business Monday.
Geo Mullen of Myrtle Point was a
Bondon visitor Wednesday
H. E. Folsoni of Coos Bay was in
Bandon Wednesday.
R. 1). Carter of Coquillc was in
the city on business Wednesday.
C F. Pape went to Myrtle Point on
business yesterday.
C. J. Thornton of Cocjuille was in
Bandon yesterday.
James Imgley of Port OiTonl vi
registered at the Hotel CalH.n Saturday.
Jns. Cowan was over from Marsh
field Monday looking after business
affairs.
D. J. McKennon was over fror.i Co
os Bay Monday looking after Us sir.. -nfffairs.
Wood for Sal".
Split Fir, $3.50 for two tiow; split
pine, $3.00 for two tiers; pine blocks
$2.50 for two tiers.. S. D. Kclley. tf
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BANDON DRY
GOODS CO.
BIG SALE
Now on in full swing
See big double page cir
culars for details
Sales started
December 3.
Win. Hite of Coquille has been in
the city for a few days looking af
ter business affairs
J. P. Claussen was down from his
ranch above Riverton Tuosday and
made the Recorder oflicea pleasant call
A. G. Erickson has inaugurated a
buss service between the boats and
tho Hotel Gallier.
Win. Candlin, of Coquille, was a
Bandon visitor today, calling on hin
customers.
Mr. Eugene Shettcr, manager of
tho Estahrook Company here, was a
Coos Bay visitor Saturday.
"Perils of Pauline" No. 12, will be
shown at tho Grand Saturday, Dec.
5th, a thrilling, startling adventure.
Victor-Victrolas, Edison Disc Talk
ing Machines and Records. Your in
spection invited. Sabro Bros.
"My Friend From India" is the
film offering at the Grand next Sunday
Its groat don't miss it.
Good pasture for a few head of
rattle at $1.25 por month, at Ledger
wood place. C. H. Chandler 82W.
Monday's Coos Ray Times re
ports that Geo. W. Mooio, the Ban
don Lumberman arrived in Marshfield
Sunday.
County Superintendent Raymond
E. Baker came down from Coquille
ye.ti'i'day to visit tho Bandon schools
and look after official business.
P. A. Golden of Mnrshfiold, county
school supervisor, camo ovor to Ban
don Wednesday and is visiting scIiooIr
in the city.
A. (J. Croningur, of Oklahoma, is
Wsitmg liis uncle, G. O. Lowe, Mr.
'iiMiiifpr in a Monographer and may
do a 'ittle work in that lino whllo hum
II. M Slmw, M. I)., of Murshflold,
.Mil i. ,,t iI.h Hotid Galilei- Tliurwluy,
Hi,. 'Mil.cr nth, to do Hpuclul uyu, cine,
md i itn.l throat, work. GIumihi ftttotl.
ll Tlllllil.lf Club WH )lttm)U'
hi. iiuiimmI by Mr. II. (', IJJjipuJ lu
i' i-.muful luwuf imi r)wyN )He
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R. S. Rozello of the U. S. Enginoe
ring Department was over hom Coos
Bay Monday looking after business
in connnection with the local harbor.
Wanted Position as cook in enmp
for man nnd wife, or lndy cook in a
smaller camp. Inquire at this of
fice. 92t2.
Don't pass up the chance to see
some real moving pictures of the
great European War os Mined by tho
t in.ti mt ii
jtcarsi-oeng weciiiy, suown
Saturday at the Grand, Dec. 5.
next
"Whnt are you so pleased about?"
"Dr. Pohl fitted mo witli Rhudon
lenses nnd they arc sure O. K. Pohl
is very reasonable in chnrges Go and
see him Wednosdays or Saturdays at
Subro Bros."tf
The Coquille Valley Sentinl of No
vember 27, brings the information
Clarence Tuttle, formerly of this city
has taken n position with the Model
Grocery and will figure as a regular
member of the force in that store.
Mrs. E. Krominga, of Marshfield,
received a letter Sunday announcing
tho death of her brother, Capt. Hoim
bert Hinze, of the German army, in
the European war. Capt. Hinze was
killed in the battle of Armenterres on
October 22.
W. N. Neiman of Coquillo, was in
tho city Wednesday. Mr. Neiman is
a member of tho Longston Construc
tion Company that did the First St.
paving and was here closing up some
of the details of the business of the
paving.
C. R. Wade is around town these
days with "the sniilo that won't come
off" and "there's a reason." A fine
7'i pound boy arrived at the Wade
homo yesterday morning, and every
body is doing fine.
P. E. Kreanier arrived in Bandon
from Seattle, Wash., yesterday even
ing and is visiting his sister, Mrs. C.
E. Kopf. Mr. Kreamer is also look
ing over the situation hero and may
decide to locate permanently.
Two beautiful pianos just arrived
at Sabro Bros., jewelers. One is t
player made by the famous Aeolian
Company. The other is of the well
known Stroud make. If you contem
plate buying one sec us. Terms if de
sired. tf.
Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Mast, Jr., of
Coquille, who were recently married
in Eureka, came down to Bandon the
forepart of the week and will make
their home here in the futro. Mr.
Mast (Buckie) has accepted a posi
tion in the grocery store of his uncle
I. W. Mast.
The Elizabeth saifed Saturday
morning with full cargo of lumber
and fright and a small list of pas
sengers. Those sailing on the Eliza
beth were : C R. Fowler, Mary Fow
ler, Miss K. E. Gcisendorfer, L. J.
Danison, John Lenwe, Geo. Chorging
nnd wife, F. J. Howies W. II. Hart-
man. C. Holbrook. The Elizabeth
left San Francisco for Bandon Wed'
nesday.
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BANDON CHURCHES S
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M. E. Church South
Sunday School, 10:00 a. in.
Preaching, 11:00 a. m.
Ep worth Lengue, 0:30 p. m.
Preaching, 7:30 p. m.
Prayer Meeting, Thursday, 7:30.
Missionary Society, Friday, 2:30.
W. B. SMITH, Pastor.
Episcopal Church
Sunday School, 10:00 a. m.
Preaching, 2nd, 4th and 5th Sun
days at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
REV. WM. HORSFALL, Pastor
Methodist Church
Sunday School, 10:00 n. m.
Public Service, 11:00 a. m.
Evening Service, 7:30 p. m.
Mid-Week Service, Thursday, 7:30
All those who do not worship else
where are invited to como with us.
C. MAYNE KNIGHT, Pastor
Pri'hbj'ti'rian Church
Stililmttt Services:
10 a, in ,. Sabbath School
11 a. in Preaching
IliflO p. in. , . ('. K, Prayer mooting
7:30 p. in (Welling
Thuiwluy, 7:30 p. in. J'niyur nitwUfiK
A wimlstl Invitation In oxUrwiwI tin
IHibJIr to wttiind llinvii xurvku
WIV. vVJNJ'JItU) H. SMITH, Jti
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Automobile and Machine
Work
Bring your'work to the Garsc aad Machinb
Shop. EverytWng 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
coop. GEO. W. MOORE LUMBER CO.
Does your
Pocket Flash Light f
Need
New Batteries
Just received a fresh shipment
1 Bandon Drug Co.
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E. T. WOLVERTON
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H. C. DIPPEL
Coos County Means Opportunity Banckn First X
DIPPEL & WOLVERTON
CHOICE FARM LANDS AND CUT PROPERTY I
FIJtE INSURANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
RENTALS
nOOK-KEiSPING
BA-NDON
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AUDITING
ACCOUNTING
t-CONVEYANCES ;
REAL ETlTATE
FARM LANDS !
INSTRUMENTS ;
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DONNEY'S COFFEE HOUSE
Opened for bueiness Again In
the Red FrontBuildingon First
Street. Meals at all hours day
or night You known you always
get something'good to eat at
DONNEY'S.
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GatohU Bjgthera. Btodb.
f Ail Wndfi of heavy and light drayfajf. Phone Orders I
f given prompt attention. .rn cornw f irst ec Edi- I
son, i.asn rroperty. .xeiepnone mi.
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G. E. W I L S O N
GENERAL iiLACKSMITII
All kinds of liglit nnd heavy work. IlorHUH Hwentlf-
fiillir uiA WiClti3 wnttwif Hk1 IlitCiiir tti iftint
criunloH and uei thoir feel adjuHled by a man that
t knows a foot Carl CHironJ, ihu sulentlllc J)ors
t ami: Tla mwwH, Hpllttlni; mawlH, nnd all kinds z
i of tlo mukm tools, All work guumnM rJjjJit, x
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