Boyle Jewelry Co. WILL MOVE into their new fireproof store room in the Ellingson building, next door to the Orange Pharmacy, on July 1st. We will be better equipped to give you prompt service, for your wants are what we wish to satisfy. We extend to you our thanks for your liberal patronage and hope to continue receiving the same. BOYLE JEWELRY COMPANY HOME OF "ATHENA" SILVERWARE EVERARD II. BOYLE. NEW PHONE 544 HANDON BREVITIES 5)(? Mrs. S. C. Jolmson visited recently with relatives in Coquille. Ituth Burkhnrt spent a few days during the past week with friends at I.nngloiH. U. H. Hunt of New Lake, is in Han don staying at his father's while tak ing medical treatment. Ucv. Ilryan of the Coquille M. E. church was a visitor in Handon last week as the guest of Kov. nnd Mrs. C. M. Knight. Victor, Victrolns and records at Sabro Uros. tf Bandon, Coquille & Marshfield STAGE LINE Two Big Sev:n Passenger Cadillac Curs Leaves Handon Leaves Coquille Hotel Callier anil iaxU.r 0,. Howling Alley - .... I or Handon 7:(M), a. in. 1:00, p. in. 8:15, a. m. Leaves Marsh Held Winkler's I'harinacy and Hotel Chandler 7:00, a. in. 1:00, p. in. 2:15, p. m. For Marshfield 8:15, a. in. 2:15, p. in. Fare J 1 .50 tlirowih to Marshfield Look for While Pennant Cars Ray Martin, Prop. . ,T,AAt..t.l,,f1.f, J,A.T..T,.Tliy..T..T,.Ti ii.T.T.A Hiecle Repairs Saw Filing and Repairing A Specialty Phone 471 IV O. Box 174 S. D. Barrows HANDON, ()KF(iON Will lakr nrtlf r for Iticyrtrt of all kintls and Pope Motor.Cyrtrt aho Colian Kow Ixial Molnrs, Stupendously Spectacular "The Christian" Atlaptrd from Hall CaineN famous Notrl 111 Kij,'lit Filmed Acts 4. I'lii.lin nl l i lie- Viuuriih ('"iiipinv i( X ('!. Without .Unlit tin- cuatr.t M I'HI HI N I r.J Al I III GRAND THEATER Wednesday, June 23rd, 1915 TWO SII()VS.7;I5, 9,15 X AdinUilon 20c. Cliildrui) wulvr 10 yuwr, I Or Mr. and Mrs. .1 .L. Hoover have tnoveil to Powers. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Warren of Co iuilc are enjoying the Bandon breezes for a few weeks. John Thorhavcn of Handon is driv ing the freight wagon for Frank Cox this week. Curry County Leader. , The Ladies' Aid of the Prcsl ytcr ian church held their regular meeting on the bench last Wednesday after noon. F. D. Fletcher, representative of the Sperry flours of Marshfield and Hurt Dorcmus were over with a party of Moose from Marshfield Thursday ev ening. Mr. and Mrs. Uoy Corson arrived in town Wednesday evening from Portland and will live in the house locently vacated by. Prof, and Mrs. ! 'opkins. Mrs C. F. Papc entertained a few friends Inst Wednesday evening with Mrs. Mary T. Littlefield, grand chief of the Pythian Sisters as the guest of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sabin returned from their trip to Portland last night. Mr. Sabin attended the session of the Masonic grand lodge in Portland and on the way back they visited friends in Uoseburg, returning overland. Mrs. II. Mnskey, wife of the Second : treet tailor, started for Portland Friday where she will submit to an operation, a very serious one, for can cer of the stomach, to be performed by a specialist in the state metropo lis. Mrs. .1. A. Walstroni and Miss Lena Langlois returned Tuesday night from their visit in Portland. They went ov erland over the old Coos Hay road by way of Sitkum and found the trip to Uoseburg a very pleasant one. Their entire trip, in fact was a most enjoy able one. Vititgraph Miislerpior. "The Chrislian" in eight big reels Grand, Wednesday night, June 2.'l. House furniture, for sale. Inquire 1 at Uecorder oflice. CHATBURN & GARDNER Attorneys at Law Suit No a First Nat Hank Hldg., HANDON ini ina I raining an All Star 'Uij; IV Hurt rvrr nude The circuit court ta nt last over and jurymen are at home once more. Johnson & Payne, contractors of Murshfield were in Handon Saturday. Miss Clair Thorhaven and Miss Tina Olson have returned from a visit in Langlois. Dr. Wetherbee of the Star ranch passed through Bandon last week on his way to Portland. There will be a sale of home cooked food at John Dickey's store next Sat urday given by the Ladies of the M. E. church, south. There is a meeting of the presby tery in' the Bandon Presbyterian church. Ucv. Stubblefield of Marsh field is the principal speaker.' Hobert Marsdcn of North Bend was in Handon Wednesday night as the traveling representative of the film feature, "Neptune's Daughter". If you want to see the greatest mov ing picture play ever produced go to the Grand next Wednesday night and sec "The Christian" in eight reels. The price of admission for the big Vitagraph feature "The Christian" will be 20 cts for adults and 10 cts for children. Grand Wednesday, June 211. J. D. Mills came down from Port land to attend the funeral of his son Arthur Mills nnd will stay long enough to close up the lattcr's bus iness affairs. Henry Cox, civil war veteran and old resident of Coos and Curry who was taken to his home at Langlois last week sufTering from the effects of a stroke is reported as improving some. The telephone office has been chang this week from the Sorensen homo to the Cheever & Bowman building. Miss Mattic Russell lias taken charge and will operate the line for long or short distance. Langlois Leader. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sumner and fam ily left on the Brooklyn for San Fran cisco where they go to work on a fruit ranch in the neighborhood of that city and expect to be gone until time for school to start in September. The Elizabeth arrived this morning witli the following list of passengers: Mrs. P. S. Coke, Mrs. E. Lorenzo, .Miss Esther Monsen, Mrs. Hobert Fosc Mrs. N. H. Lycker, Geo. Adams, Mrs. Jane Adams, W. Darling, Henry Pet erson, D. O. Murphy, C. Tumwall. A picnic party consisting of Wm. Seltner, O. A. Trowbtidie and fami lies, Miss Gladys Strader, George Laird and Lentner Gallier went Satur day afternoon for an over Sunday fishing and recreation trip to Hock' creek and Myrtle creek, the other side of Bridge. The Higlit Hev. Walter Sumner, D. D., Bishop of Oregon disoccse, will hold confirmation services and preach at the Baudot) Episcopal church at 11:00 o'clock next Sunday. This will bo Bishop Sumner's first visit to Ban don and he is expected to arrive next Saturday. While working on B. Wagner's ranch near the Sixes, James Haft had theniisfortuno to sprain his leg the first of the week. They took him to the Bandon hospital and at last re ports he was getting along nicely. Lnglois Leader. One of the announcements made by Light House Inspector Warick last week wast he fact that a new light house tender is being built at Seattle for the accommodation of light houses along the coast. The boat will draw seven foot of water and is to be called the Hose and its light draft will en able it to reach the smallehr ports along the coast. Light house Inspector Hobert War rick was here on an official visit last week. One of the results of the in spector's visit will lie the placing of a stake light on the north shore of the river at the bend near the Moore mill. Two buoys will bo placed hero as well for the guidance of boats that may wish to go up the river to Prosper as well as to Hiverton and Coquille now that the channel has been cleared and made this trip possible. John H. Still well, one time of Ban don but recently of Portland, was in dicted by the grand jury last term for failure to provide for his wife and children and was n Trent ed uhI week ill Vancouver, Washington and iwt mi ted lo f'oipillle, There ho furnished appropriate bail lo Slierlir .Inhiitnn a ml in now in llundon awaiting fur ther pioreiwllngn. ( U HUly that the charge (hut will be iiixod mont liiiiiKly iiKiiliwt him i wmlfiiipl nf vtmit In running lo uty (lit rouil'i imlwr llwl hit pay In tint vrU uf Uhm MHfHiy ftt with inuHtli Ur lit ujiHrl uf Mt family, litjUM'tttl wUiiM fW ymu afc"lf 14-iim wut I UvuulA turn Mtltf Jta J'rW flJKi mium. U Ivimi) lu Capn llf llir I'wd 114 Am at Urn- Nf mlid 4mm$, Pt liUtd Uty H tfft UtM Had ifctttw W. L. Mast vaa a visitor in Co quille Thursday. The Powers boys will play a return game here Sunday July 11th. T. P. Hanly and son Torn of Lnmpa creek were visitors in Bandon today. Dr. K. A. Leop of Myrtle Point vis ited with Bandon relatives Thursday. -Col. Uosa was in Coquille Saturday to attend a session of the port com mission there. N. G. W. Perkins and wife came over from Myrtle Point for an auto ride Thursday. The 10 year old son of Mr. Taylor, who lives in F. J. Chatburn's house in East Bandon died last week and was buried at Norway. The steamer Phoenix came in Sun day evening and tho Brooklyn went out with a cargo of lumber and a list of passengers. W. K. Hanna died at his home in this city last Saturday and was bur ied Monday in the new cemetery. Mr. llanna was born in Jefferson City,-Mo. March 8, 1839. He was a rcsidont of Oregon for forty years, his fnmily settling in Oakland. He came to Ban don from North Bend four years ago. Tile wedding of two popular Bandon young people, Halph Hippie and Miss Edna Gallier will lake place at St John's Episcopal church Wednesday evening of next week. Last Tuesday afternoon a shower was given to the bride to be at the home of Mrs. Nels Hasmussen. Eacli of the guests contributed a silver quarter, the collection being contain ed in a hand painted silk br.g, made by Mrs. Kronenbcrg. The Pythian Sisters had special doings Wednesday night and enter tained grand lodge officers and visi tors. These were Mrs. Mary Litllufield grand chief of the order, of Portland, District Deputy Hachcl Sehroeder of Coquille her daughter, Miss Sehroeder and Mr. Davis of Coquille. Throe can didates were admitted to the lodge by initiation. After the lodge closed there was something to eat and a ro cial time. Of course there was talking with the feed and in this, J. W. Mast and C. F. Pape did their share. A very pleasant evening is reported An attempting burglarizing of (lie Gross Brothers Saloon was reported in last issue. Walter Morgan was ar rested as tho most likely person re sponsible, and upon preliminary exa mination some danlaging evidence was produced, and lie was bound over to appear before the Grand Jury. Mr, Morgan claims to he only IS years old, but appears to bo a man with a record behind him, and we understand that that lie lias heretofore been before the juvenile court and is now only out on parole. Being unable to furnish $500 bail, he promptly landed in the County Jail to await developments. Marshfield is advertising a Fourth of July celebration. In this respect the city seems to have a monopoly ii this section as it is the only celebra tion to speak for the patronage of th people on that date. In the matter of the observance of the nation's bnth the bay city is making up for the lack of enthusiasm in other parts by cel ebrating two days this year instead of one which the coming of the Fourth on a Sunday allows them to do. Sat urday and Monday arc the two days of Marshfield's celebration and patrons can go one day or both or make it three if they desire. It is hoped to have the program for the next issue of the Recorder. T. W. Chatburn of Independence, Mo. arrived Friday of last week and is now domiciled at the residence of his son, F. J. Chatburn in this city. Mr. Chat ham lias been for years a missionary of the church of Latter Day Saints and will have charge while here of the field of South Western Oregon. He came to Bandon from Kansas City, by way of Spokane and Portland. In the former place he stopped for n short time and took part in the ac tivities of the church there. The Spo kane Chronicle printed his picture Ir. making note of his visit to the city. Although 7!) years of age Mr. Chat burn is active and expects to put in a busy suinmor. He wan here four years ago and liken this iiectinn of the Union very much, Mr. and Mm. Arthur Sumner go this week to Hiverton to stay all Hum mer. Mr. Sumner it ono of the old net tiers of llaiiilon and In an old soldier. Ho enllntiNl from MinntMoUt and served Hourly four your, lie suffered expos ure in the attack on Fort DoiiuIiImhi' from whlrh ho has rwvi fully recov erwl. Tliti army iwwi a forced iiiwi.I. Ui till point, wItJwml KKtra clot In i ik MIHl H illllll llllttWIIIMV ut food The uMiy tiilny wlUi whlrh ihy won. ell 4jiplid WM nJaUtttlHtf HUUllnU Th) tiwiw Mt ftlluwd l litrtil n h. WuuUi hIImw Utf miwmf Ut h'll ihun A tMUM tUaafM wmw up rumylvUiit u ii wUu mw w4i MMf, Mi Hum HACK FROM SIX WEEKS TRIP A. Hnhherly Hcturns from Visit to the East, South and Southwest Rev. A. Habberly returned Inst i week from a sis weeks trip through 1 the oast and reports a most enjoyable journey. He visited the San Francisco! fair and agrees with those who think j it is the finest ever. From San Fran-: clsco lie went to Los Angeles, taking, the Southern Pacific route to New ' Orleans where he saw the sights of that venerable city. On his way to the north he stopped for a time at his birthplace in Tennessee recalling the ; memories of youth. He visited with relatives in Brooklyn, Now York and j then on to Rochester to attend tho ' conference of the Presbyterians there, i Secretary Bryan who shares with President Wilson the honor of being among the nation's most prominent Presbyterians and who had been ex pected to have a stellar part in the proceedings of the council was not able Ui be proscrl. The affairs or statu were in such a critical condition that j the secretary could not absent him-, self long enough to attend tho meet-, ing ns he had planned to do. From Rochester Mr. Ilabborly went to Salisbury, Mo., to visit relatives and returned to Bandon by way of Portland. Mr. McNair who wis his traveling companion over a portion of the distance went to Canada where he joined Mrs. McNair for a vi.sit with relatives. Our county assessor, T. J. Thrift and Mrs. Thrift returned last week from an extended trip. They attended the commencement excrciBon of the Oregon Agricultural School at Cor vallis where their daughter Belle, was .graduated and from there the three proceeded to Portland to take in the Rose Festival. Special Services al Brethren Crutch The interest in the revival at the Brethren church is increasing. Elder Levi Butorbaugh is a man of power in the pulpit. His delivery is clear and forceful. The meetings will continue throughout next week. Song and praise service from 7:!U) to 8:00 and preaching at 8:00 eacli evening. Ev erybody is cordially invited. Special Aufo Service All Bandon auto drivers have a greed to make a special rate to- the Klakahma grounds next Saturday night of ten cents fare one way or 15 cents for the round trip. All public cars will run from their usual stands, starting nt about 7::10 and leaving as often as each trip can lie made. Start early and avoid the rush. Buy your wedding gifts at Sabro Bros. We handle good.-; of the best quality at reasonable prices. tf WOOL WANTED! HIGHEST MARKET PRICE ALSO FULL LINK OF CENTRAL FEED COMPANY (DD)h I yi-IAT Job Printing I paid in cash, counts I for votes, in the Rec- a order Contest. A vote s for each five cents. This also applies to subscrip- tion and other accounts. R E M M B E R Recorder Publishing Co. A Birthday Party A very happy social event took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Pat her on Friday evening in whi i members of the Epworth Leagi 3 took a prominent part. Tho occasio i was the 25th birthday of Frcderi Monnoltc, who is a son of Mrs. Par -or. There wre thirty five guests pre i and a delightful time was spc w in social games for which rather cla' orate preparations had been mad Mrs. Arthur Sweet, Miss Elizabel i Fox and Miss Harriet Sweet ea A rt dered a vocal solo. An abundant at i appetizing luncheon was served. How to Collect a Hotel Bill M. M. Young, proprielor of t' Baxter Hotel at Coquille came do i yesterday to swear out a warrart fo one L. Scott who he claimed h. I "jumped" a board bill, ami was now . Iiout to depart secretely on a boat f California. Within 20 minutes afi the warrant was issued the young m i was arrested and arraigned, ami gi. until this morning to enter his pie.., and meantime allowed to go o i h own recognisance. Constable Blackt by discovered what appeared to be s attempt to defeat the process of law and immediately landed the yotit man behind the bars. A few inintit later, said Scott paid Ids board 1... and the case was dismissed. Abotc thorn All The Groat Uil t Heel Vitagiaph Feature "The Clirii' inn"" see it at the Grand no t Wednesday. A fishing boat from Marshfie 1 came into the river yesterday ai 1 tied up at the dock disposing of lit., and halibut to the people of the cil. For Sale: Two Fine Building Lofs in Woolen Mill addition. Will sell at sacrifice if taken at once. Inquire of Mrs. Anna Holland, Marshlield.lt x For Sale: 10 acres, with improve ments for sale or trade. Will tal, wagon and team. Property located 1 i mile south of Prosper. Terms reason able. For particulars write or call l T. J. Owen, Prosper, Oregon. MJ1 2 v For Sale One, tun and three lot i. all in one tract adjoining II Schre1 er's and opposite the Moore saw mi 1. All cleared. Spring water. Best prop sition in town, F. II. Mason, SO? I. Water street, Ellensburg, Wash. For Sale Cheap, for cash One 11. C. II. automobile. But little used in I good as new. A fine car for sand in. I hill climbing. Original cost !?1,1;. Also o..o now Baby Grand Piano, t . E. Kopf, Bandon. For Sale Cheap: 100 foot while eel ar picket fence with red cedar porti. C. E. Bowman. tf m I HUE SUPPLIES ON HANI) -aoo)H lift Wowitfiaui i a bwMt4 Uu f itu Uml -i WOttTII YOUR WHIUi TO SltK