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ONE FREE TRIP TO THE PANAMA FAIR FOR YOU
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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
HY SAVING SALES CHECKS FROM MERCHANTS LISTED
A Grand Prize of a Free Trip to IhePnnama-Pncific Exposition at
San Francisco will lie Riven to the young lady who secures the great
est number of votes in this contest.
The firms whose advertisements appear on this page have agreed
to give Sales Slips with all Cash Purchases of them or monthly hills
paid to them.. These Slijn or receipts. may he exchanged for totes,
one vr e for each J els credited, at the Recorder office. Contest closes
Saturday, August 28th. See elsewhere in this paper or particulars.
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When Did Man
Begin to Live?
Man was created after
all other living
things on earth.
And he was given add
itional powers to
Think, Reason and
Act, so that he might
become ruler of all
things.
Motorists began to
realy live and become
supreme beings
when they were enabled
to get the proper ac
cessories, at the proper
prices.
And to have their c?rs
repaired by men who
know how.
And those who have
fully exercised their
thinking and reasoning
powersshould conclude
to continue to live by
patronizing the Bandon
Garage-
We carry the largest
stock of TI RES and
accessories in Bandon.
And our prices are
right.
BANDON GARAGE
COMPANY
FOSTER Si HENRY, Props.
Phone, 51 Plionc 51
General
Electric Wiring
Hot Point
Appliances &
Fixtures
Lamps in
Variety
Plumbing
Starr-Mast
Hardware Company
American Ladies Corsets
For All Occasion
$1.00 5 $5.00
Mil
Fall in line and se
cure a free trip to
the Fair by trading
with us. One vote
for every 5c purchase
and five percent dis
count on cash purchases.
City
Grocery
Company
"HOUSE OF QUALITY"
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
FLOUR AND FEED
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Wc iflmrt llUtiili
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;
But civilized "'omen "nnot live without soap.
We may live without books what is knowledge,
but sorrow;
We may live without beauty, it fades on the
morrow;
We may live without law suits, indictments are
quashing;
But, where is the one who can live without washing
The Bandon Steam Laundry, Inc.
The Little
Store With
The Big
Business
Fruit and Vegetables
Bread. Confectionary
and Groceries
O. T.
Teaney
CITY MEAT
MARKET
; E 0. E K I) M A N. Proprietor
All Kinds of Fresh and
Salt Meats, Fish and
Vegetables.
We Are Prepared To Serve You
Better Than You Have Been
Served Before
Our stock of shoes ami hosiery for Men, Indies and Children,
also Mens' Furnishings, is larger and more complete, than in any pre.
vious season.
Neither the European war, nor local conditions will effect our
service or prices. In fact in our shoes, you can get the style and ser
vice ususally found in shoes that cost you at least 75c or 51.00 more than
our price.
Call and See Them. O'CON
Shoo Repair Shop in Connection Opposite the (.".rami Theatre
Voles for Cntmtcst With Every 5c Purchase
ALL TRIMMED HATS
AT HALF PRICE A7
MORRISON'S
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Fears For Alimka (ilacier.s
The Japan current i3 moving doner
to the const of Southeastern Alaska j
resulting in the cltmnte getting1 i ore i
and more mild. This is the op.nion of'
Wm. Sultzer, former governor of New J
York who has just returned from n i
northern trip, lie thinks that in 200
yeas the climate of this section of A-,
laska will become more moderate and
there will not he a glacier left.
Frank Wnterhouse & Co. of Seattle
have hooked an order from the Rus
sian government for 7,500 freight ears
to be delivered at Vladivostok. Seven
chips have been chartered to take the
curs to the Russian port.
ed on its side. lie left it there until
the next day and on going back for it
at a turn in the road n big deer came
sight dashing across the road a couple
of times and then falling into a black
berry thicket mulct a high bank. The
auto stage he was in stopped for the
men lo get out and look for the deer
and while Charleson was peering over
the edge of the bank it caved' away
and he tumbled in on the deer. Which
was the most surprised, the man or1
the deer, it would be hard to say; hut
the deer disentaugeled itself first ami
ns Charleson describes at "made a
funny little noise, gave a kick and a
jump and fairly whistled through the
air and that's the last I saw of it."
the oldest houses in Myrtle Point was
partially destroyed by fire last week.
The occupants of the house were away
at Powers and the fire apparently
started from the kitchen flue. The
city fire department succeeded in stop
ping the .blaze but not until the whole
inside of the building had been ruin
ed. Some of the furniture, including
a piano was saved. The building was
valued at $11,000 with insurance at $1,-
noo.
The following, taken from an ex
change is evidence that the occident
al spirit of universal sutTrage linds a
tiympathetic chord in the oriental
mind: San Francisco's Chinatown
is agog today. The sight of Chine '
women with tiny cramped feet, inarch
ing through the streets and the news
of the banquet later nt which the wo
liten spoke on the rights of women, has
euused San Francisco Chinatown to
rub Its eyes. Not so many yearn ago
such a happening would have been im
possible. Today it is evidence of th-
progress made in the new Chinese re
public.
I'm I.' Sum believes In milking tin
life of (lie woiking man mm pleasant
hi poible. For bin employee on (he
I jvernnii'iit railway project It up
I I arn lluil uiiungeinunU will be inudi
I y ililli iiiiit npjihuiiiuiuiui to iivnk
j Iwblo, lllMMUWI'Ulll AIUI llWV.l.tf
l i 111 r HimiiMJIItUlU.
I' .iiuld CWirUaMN. I'oH Mininii ut
i Jl. tail N Mid tfejlgriWi"' "'
lt .Vi.lJlrU HNmJ H Wtfi '!
l . i it? ful U tk 4 "
II t "fl )i4v l lit AM Wtup uuuJ-
The J. C. llrown residence, one of
Messrs Ilrodie and Strait, who are
sent out by the U. S. department of
agriculture to teach scientific. Inud
clearing, especially of logged over
lands will be in this county and give
a demonstrations about the middle of
this month.
;
Sanf it. I . . ' 1,
Japanese
Athletes
Practicing
in Jilsu
Favors Hard Surface Roads
In an interview appearing in the
Coos Bay Times recently County
Judge Watson in a general way ar
gues in favor of hard surface roads in
Coos county in the event of Ponding,
and says that plank roads would be a
failure. He says we would no sooner
get through laying the plank roads
than we would have to begin again at
the point from which we started. He
also stated that the proposition for
the state to bond for ten million and
build trunk roads would give us some
thing to tie to by connecting with
Roseburg. He also appeared to be
lieve that a special election this fall
would be inadvisable as it would take
until the next regular election to ed
ucate the voters in favor of a haul
surface.
One of the facts that the state com
mision is trying to get before the
sporting public is the fact that the
open season for game this year begins
August 15th instead of August Ut as
last your.
All hunters und anglers must have
licoimu. A resident hunter's license is
11.00 per year; a non-ronldent's hunt
er' license is $10.00 a year; readout
or noii-iwddmit angler' llettiwe, 11.00
pei year; combination hunt or' and
iiiigler'n HrniiMt, iftf.OO u ymr.
Hunter' mid nnglr, llen limy
l.t ioi'iit.Nl from liny eituniy rh-rli by
upjdylng in iwi'miii, or by pplhlUn
iiriuNi by I ww frwd!r on mtruUir
Uiifc wliliil) ihy 1m ubUtiftttl (rum Out
iMMinty lwK
I'tvU mum Hrn Niy uUmiu U
iiffiirr In Uuut luunty i'toftl Nty
MtnJtu Miu ii ii nU mm-
angle without first having obtained a
$Ufi.OO gun license and both hunters'
and angler's licenses.
The Coos Pay Times of recent date
is authority for the statement that a
recall is under way against the mem
hers of the Coos county court, stating
that six petitions have already been
started in circulation and that Judge
Watson upon interview, assigns the
movement to certain persons who
have certain grievances against the
court.
The Mnrshfield Record on the other
hand makes a multitude of charges
against the action of the county court
alleging that the court is attempting
economy in the wrong direction by
making the working man the scape
gout. The Record attacks appear to In
directed more at the Wutaon family
than ugainst the county court, charg
ing that Judge Watson and County
Clerk Watson, who are brothers and
who compose the majority of the
board of equalization have unjustly re
duced the us&ohscd valuation of tlm
large timber holdings and that to
make up the duUlcioncy have necessar
ily had to Increase the value of the
ninnll holding and that practice of
economy in the tnuallor mutter in
volving the working men i improper.
M O N K Y ! MON E Y !
The mint makes it and under the
terms of theCONTI N ENTA L MOHT
fiACE COMPANY you can secure it
at 6 percent for any legal purpose on
approved real estate. Terms easy, ttll
us your wants and we will co-operate
with you.
PETTY AND COMPANY
613 Deuhnm llldg., Denver, Colo.
All puitie Kiwwing theiiuwlve to
In Indebted to ine will pi. utile
Uiclr HisMMiuU luuiiMllMlidy. A fur .lu
v ll I will flmritu U Iwiwiii iUr.t
mm ll uvuhJii ummnU. J will mm h
41mwuiU tut vb ut U r f..n, w nil
lrftui iumtuuunt Ut 11 MO ur umv
yflr July I,
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WaN'I'ED H reliable and ncttve man
or woman in liandon to organize
neighborhood magazine clubs. Mem
bers receive their favorite magazimu
at one third less than the regular price
and pay monthly. New plan. Work of
organising pleasant and Highly profitt
able and can be done in spare time.
Regular monthly income. In reply
ing gie qualifications and reference.
Magazine company, I!ox 155, Time
Square Station, New York City.
I. WHEELER,
WIIHHLKK STUDIO
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