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About The Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1915-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1915)
PANAMA FAI1 - NH. HM. M ' I MM, . M... J. W. MAST BANDON OREGON Phone 294. East Second Street Staple and Fancy Groceries Buy Garden and Farm Produce The Best Butter of Local Production BY SAVING SALES CHECKS FKOM MI A (Irani! I'rize or a Free Trip to thePanania. San Francisco will be given lo the youne; lady est number of voles in this contest. The firms whose advertisements appear fn to Rive Sales Slips with all Cash Purchases of paid to them.. These Slips or receipts. may be one vote for each 5 cts credited, at the Kecorde Saturday, August 28th. See elsewhere in this WGHANTS LISTED Pacific Exposition at who secures the great- this page have agreed them or monthly bills exchanged for votes, r ollice. Contest closes paper for particulars. 4 i . . ' . , " ', ', . . J. I.. 1'oMer K. I!. Henry BANDON GARAGE COMPANY roster & Henry, Proprietors U. S. & Firestone Tires Automobiles for Hire Automobile Repairing & Supplies Machine Shop in Connection Phono 51 Phone 51 General Electric Wiring Hot Point Appliances & Fixtures Lamps in Variety W. L. Mast AVERILL'S HAT SALE Final Clean up Sale of Summer Millinery, all our Trimmed $5.00 & $6.00 Hats will be closed out at a price for below cost. $ 1 .98mch Flowers for trimming half price Fall in line and se cure a free trip to the Fair by trading with us. One vote for every 5c purchase and five per cent dis count on cash purchases. City Grocery Company "HOUSE OF QUALITY" STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES FLOUR AND FEED We may live without poetry, music and art; We may live without conscience, may love with out heart; We may live, without lovers live, without hope; Hut civilized women, cannot live without soap. We may live without looks, what is knowledge, but sorrow; We may live without beauty, it fades on the morrow; We may live without law suits, indictments are quashing; Hut, u here is the one who can live without washing , a,r ,ilu The Bandon Steam Laundry, Inc. The Little Store With The Big Business Fruit and Vegetables Bread. Confectionary and Groceries a t. Teaney We- Are Prepared To Serve You Better Than You Have Been Served Before Our ttoek of shoes ;uul lioiiory for Men, I-ulies and Children, ilvi Mens' Kimii.ihhiR!., is larger and more complete, than in any pre vious M-ason. Neither the Kuropean war, nor local conditions will effect our service or prices. In fact in our shoes, you can (jet the style and ser vice tisusally found in shoes that cost you at least 75c or Sl.OU more than our price. Call and See Them. fyj O'CON Shoe Repair Shop in Connection Opposite the Grand Theatre Votes for Countest Willi Every 5c Purchase Morrisons Are Showing Some attractive styles in TRIM MED HATS at GREATLY RE DUCED PRICES. Also a line of HAND DECORAT ED CHINA for Party, Gradu ation and Wedding Gifts. CITY MEAT MARKET C, V. 0. K It I) M A N, Proprietor All Kinds of Fresh and Salt Moats, Fish and Vegetables. - Iff ::::t r w w vvvt - - 0l F v v w w v t w w w w v r v w lit H M .' . .. BANDON TRANSFER CO. n.,fK11 T3,.41 r f. All kinds of heavy and light draying. Phone orders 1 t given prompt aitenuon. .iiarn corner First & Edi son, Fish Property. .Telephone 611. ,j4MfrW....j.j.j.. ROB VETERAN Napoleon's Famous Fighters, the Imperial Guard. LIVED UP TO THEIR MOTTO, H OTELfALLIER Oregon Bandon K ATMS $1.00 TO $2.)) PICK DAY t SI'KCMAI, UATKS HV WK.KK OK MONTH SAMPLK ROOM IN C'ONNI-X'TION KOHII'I'I I) Willi Willi I I SS, SleamsniP Br eak water Al-VVAVJ ON unit KAiui j'iioaj aj.uijjipjm.ii iwtmr imm mmmu ii.n at , a, u, mi mm mmumu mm iwmim at umm uium wmuuti umm wiwum imwm Even at 'Waterloo tho Survivors of tho Old Guard Fought Their Way on Their Retreat and None Surrendered. Their Shameful and Pathetic End. I'ruliMlilv no household troup.i or liodyniiiuds In 1 lit; world ovur ncliluvetl the I'l'pulutlon of .NiipoU'on'.s imiierial Riianl. anil I hey hud llieir origin III n milliner that shows that Imperial Kiianlx, lll.u In Vftit Iiiiih, Keiii'riilly an often niotlieriMl liy MeeesHlty. It uns iliirlnc hi Milan eampalim. Ill tho ilajM of the repilhlle. while Nil polenn wiih sllll lielienil Itoliapaite. that Hie AiiNtrlaiis nearly enptnn-d the I. Idle Corporal. If they had Miceeodcd prolmhly the whole lilxlnry of IJiiiojm' woulil have heen ililTerelit and Water loo tumid lie mi 111 waliliiK for a repnia lion lie whm ptiHiiK' iilmiu Ihe tin 11k of a river milt a muhII tmtn lent from tint II IxIoiik of Aui(ikriMiii and Miiiumiit. All AllnlI'lHIieofl HN llMallllllim Up Ilk lMiik tit Uu mumu Mrtmtu iu Julu Hmu IbHI Aflvr UeueMl lluUNMrlit Ul rill livt) Hiut ilMaucw III vuumn) wllh All BuereKU Im iIm-u MuruHtl lu VmIokmI"' bun Uv aiN liy kiwi imtu uK Um turn Im 4'I lv him! UIUm) ItMl M Mu dnrUi lit ! p l mUm hO U Umd intd miii i lilu M hut Bi iMMUW iM lit !'.... WUU0 it? H4II iimm $ml nvymml Utttf It. yHltid ttt 11 Ml U" ti -Miu4td 11m JMMof TTiIIIii;; nTieTioiTTVin one lej: and fear Iiik to spend Ihe time to hoot the oth er, I'.onaparte rushed out through n hncl; way and I has inadu Ids oseapo on Ids horse. Ho rushed as hard as Ids horse would curry him to Messlnn, mid. although Ids troops wero at moss, they wero ipilcUly pit tiered and start ed off after the Austrlaus, wlio. when they wero met, wero forced to Hoc. Hut the experience taught Napoleon n lesson. He found that It was perfect ly posslhle fur n commaniltus olllcer to he talieii prisoner with comparative case, and ho soon found a way to maUe tills more dllllculL He organized a command, at first called Kiildes, whose principal duty was lo protect the commanding olllcer. Hy decrees this body was Increased, nnd under the consulate It was Itiiown us tho (Jardo f'onsiilalre. recelvlim that title In 171)'.). At that time It consisted of P77.1 men and was a mere body of household troops, nUlioiiuh ualiirally with a man like Napoleon It was a combatant force mid nut for oriiauieti' tal purpose In INK, Willi the creation of (be cut pint, this body became Ihe Imperial Kuard. It ciew lu size nnd linpoiinnre. and lu IHm II wiim divided Into Ihe Vlollo pin ie nnd tin) Jelllie llde. It huh 11 place of honor. To be admitted the Mihlhir miml hnvn huruil In three i'wiiijihIhiiii. ('Kiwiwpieiilly wiih l.nowii 'in Him elllu of Ihe Imperial lrxiM I'.v 1) IUMII WHM II HllWHIl II IIHllll bn leM-IMle MMII lu llu IU IIIIIHMt. Ill ll I, Hbiw KitfuttiuM uUlli-aiwI fir llw m iihmi, (fan lMuiil kumhI bail been Hut u IIX.tiHiiurall IiivimvIiim at m-rUv. II mint OMlMtf Uf llM riM'l iUl (1 mt, iuIM iImv uittmfiti tmrt. vim imi uf teiiMM, mm Uu Iml I MM huf'mm iv'Uiutt lluitf i'i iu uu .. 1 1 1.1,' l,. MU1.1 -ii I JIU 0t 1 t 4ti I IN I. I H" I. .'iim sin, mid at Vt'alerloo their ranks were cut down until few of ihe old nuortl remained. It was their motto that the old Kuaril never surrenders, and those who were able to wall; away from Ihp battletield at the foot of .Mont St. .lean fotiKht their way on their retreat, and uoue surrendered. After Waterloo tho old Kiiaid was treated shamefully. As many as could bo caught were court martlaled, ami tho remainder wero repuiled as so many banditti. (leneral l.iillemaud brought "M of them lo America ami with them founded a colony In Texas, then not Uulloil Slates territory. This settlement, which was unsuccessful, was named Chain;' d'Asllc, or Held of ItofiiKe. The . ".t an coveruiueut compelled them ii no. and I hey next sought refuse at Calvestnu, but apilu were made to move on. ami dually, after a few 'months, ihe 17 or the '-') that survived arrived lu New leans. The came here ! V i. and It was not until ivjo. when I.- were only a few Hinvhoix, thut ii -inn or NMHJO fraucH reached the exll I.vi !i:iiiL'e. utlr ami (lnhop. A former bhb p of Hath anil Wells loved lo InipiesM on bin urdiii.illoii can dldiiles the iiimi mire of n IhoniUKli Htmly of Hie "Aiiiihu" of Itlshup Hut ler. "iliMwlby, i . dmir ;iiiik frleiid," he mice said In Uitiu Iiihmi of n Mil dniil mi Ihe win iiir and limn iwr mil) iiiIUimI, " 'mil' r ywi do. dmi'i diriwl Ihn lluii.r" "iiM luy bfil, I tmnmi'i," Maiu imI i llw yuulli, "I w iiul Mlrwi i on bull u wwii.m-t Idtmluft H kit M l,uJ tM '' K ul ' ul 4. in buLWlliU I i.l . nil li !.' nl , I'.. i 1 1 III, I M O N K V ! M O N U V ! , The mini makes it and under the terms of thcCONTIN ICNTAL AlOliT UM'.K COAIPANV you can .secure it at (! percent for any lonl purpose on ajiprovcd real estate. Terms easy, tell us your wants ami we will co-oporato with you. 1MCTTV AN'I) COMPANY fil.'I Dcnliain It Id'., Denver, Colo. WANTKI) h reliable and active man or woman in Haniloii to organize ueiKlilxirhood inun.vine clubs. Muni hers receive their favorite nui,'azinc. at one thin! less than the regular price and pay monthly. New plan. Work of oranizine; pleasant and highly protitt able and can be done in spare time IioKiiliir monthly incomu. 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