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About The Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1915-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1916)
JWS What have you done about this Sale of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes w w -ea-W t MK.VS SUITS nnd OVKKCOATS $15.00 Suit or overcoat. .$11.8."i 22.50 '25.00 27.50 :sii.oo Suit Suit Suit Suit or pvereoat . , or overcoat . or ovvrro.it . , or overcoat . ..17.55 . .10.85 . .21.95 ..2.-1.U3 .MACKINAW'S 25.00 Mackinaws, now $1.00 7.00 Markinnws, now 5.C0 7.50 Mncklnaws, now C.ttO 8.50 MiickiniiK, now (i.80 9.50 .MnckinnuH, now 7.50 10.00 MuckinnwH, now 8.00 MEN'S HATS AND CAPS $:i.OO Men's hats ?2.:5 2.00 Men's lints 1.35 1.50 Men's hats or raps 1.15 1.25 Men's dips 95 1.00 Men's c"ps SO Hub Clothing and MAKSHFIELD POWERS 1 w fi BANDON BREVITIES Mrs. Roliie Lewis nccompanied Mrs. Oscar Lewis, who has been visit ing her, as far ns Cruins camp, Mrs. Oscar Lewis is on her wny to Wood burn, Oregon. Mr. J. A. Reese ami family of Kan sas, lire visiting his parents Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B, Reese. Mr. Vfcd Harvey and a few friends went ns far as Myrtle Point Sunday and report fine roads above Coqullle Mr. Ed Jones mill last wee!.. moved to Richards Mr. and Mia. F. W. Dorian spent Sunday with he: parents Mr. and f .. Sam Applet 11. Corrospm liisi. PRIVATE TABLES FOR LADIES Bast sorvice nnd host meals at Don-iiei-'s. 4-1 M4 E. Brand, was among the Bandon inns who wore attending to business matters on the bay Wednesday. Stephen Gallier wits a business vi sitor in Coquille and Myrtle Point dur ing the foio part of thu week. Special sale mon's, boy's and children's suits at the Now York Store Next door to Orphoum Tho liter. - 4-lMl I. Rosenberg is nmmiKing thu Now York Store while S. .lnvits, the pro prietor Is in New York on a buying trtp. Broken loU 1 nldrvn'a $2.86 s:ul t'W) shoe fur $1. nt tho llnb Cloth. ntK and SbtKi Company' Grunt Clear 111 10 Sale. Broke loU at led!. $6.00 awl $4X10 arre ut Um Hub Clutliinir ami ifcae CiiniMiny'a Ctmrnneo ml 11.73. II wiry Ilea w iim the Ranch ers from fawn lb. roast wktt re truiuwicUmj UtMJ' the eity Ra lurtlay A. J Marat) Mw Uttm ku ..um murk law MMM w.-.k afir etiiiiie tmr ji'r lnk' In latlltn (m l !,t. Hi (!. 11,1 tl'MiMf Klwr I...., j 1 .'( I !. ,li 1 1 don t expect mat every man in town is going to come in here and answer that question. But we know that every man who likes to wear good clothes will never have a better chance to save money on the finest suits and overcoats made. - HOYS' SUITS $5.00 Suit 1.00 5.50 Suits -U5 CM) Suits 5.00 7.00 Suits 5.25 7.50 Suits 5.50 8.00 Suits 6.00 10.00 Suits 7.50 Willi (no pair of pants A HAT FREE Wit li Purchase1 of Any STYLEPLUS SUIT During This Sale $17.00 MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS $1.50 Flannel shirts, now... $1.15 2.00 Flannel shirts ..l.tJS 2.50 Flannel shirts l.'JH BANDON C. R. Wade was one of tho attor neys who nt tended the opening of tho adjourned sccsion of court at Co liuillo yesterday. Prof. A. Richards is preparing some of his pupils for n private recital to I 1 "4.. I. I.. ..I 1 A uu 111 111a niuiuo iiimuv inu weeks hence. o WANTED Clean Cotton Rags. In quire Recorder. Mnnton Treadgold was in from his homestead south of town, Saturday, visiting with friends nnd relatives and attending to business matters. It is rumored that Attorney Trend gold's $50,000 4uit for damage is to como up for hearing among the first cases on the docket of this term of court. o NEAT MEALS NEATLY SERVED IN A NEAT PLACE Donney's. Open all night. 4-11-t l It is rumorwl in Marshfield that the Kilburn nnd Broukwntor are to be fnlu ..r n... 1 !.. ... ? "."". """'"'- """".Inst week and sentence,! tn rv,. .T between California and Central Am- erica ports, WhiUett and Sliorrard, local ag enU for U10 Chevrolet automobile, last week dulivenil one of tho popu lar new enra to Zumwalt Bros, of Sixos rivor. o I'or rutil bnrgaiiui in clothinir: Mer's, Indies or Children's shoes, see our adv. on top of back page, o Cltnuncoy Carpontrr has been lucky in osonping tta elutrka of tho mighty Pacific, hut it is reHirtod that he is to bo loat on tho oa of matrimony nt GoW Beach, WliMNlay. LOST-CrtJliTitar Pin, diamond ut Ung In cantor. Finder rotiirti to C. MrC. Johnatiu homo on Edison Ave. ami tnlve rewanl. 4-IS-tl I'ark IIgwmJI, whe boa boon om libym la en tup of Um Two Mile actio tlurimr k wiejlw nuMtlia, U KiHtiitK a few lnya m tiwn &Utu( aMHMditwl with Um boya. Mr. and Mr. T. W. UHmm af! MareMfiohJ tn lUnJun Umi tflU( INaH mf Um wk tm mtimd Otm wml. Nt mm iiHlttff mt Me tm iMmd Ute m4 Um eprlM tOeie !.. Titer rmUntml le tie itiwtfM) ta 1 1 .... ii - m ........ ai U I- . Ill it MEN'S LADIES AND CHILD KENS SHOES $8.00 Men's shoes $G.80 7.00 Men's shoes 5.95 G.00 Men's shoes ,5.10 5.00 Men's or ladies shoetu . . 1.25 1.50 Men's or ladies shoes... 3.85 1.50 Men's or Indies, shoes... 3.35 3.50 Men's or ladies shoes... 2.95 o 3.50 Hoys or girls shoes. .. .2.60 3.00 Hoys or girls shoes 2.25 2.50 Hoys or girls shoes 1.90 2.25 Hoys or girls shoes 1.70 2.00 Hoys or girls shoes 1.50 1.75 Childs shoes 1.40 1.50 Childs shoes 1.20 1.25 Childs shoes 95 1.00 Childs shoes 80 Shoe Co. MYRTLE POINT i 1 traveling 111 nnd out of Coos by rail makes one feel nearly civilized, o Elmer Drain, who underwent three operations fov throat nnd nose trouble ... . .. . . , ... .Hu...u.u,u u.e .aucr pan 01 u,e ,B KemiiK niong mcoiy anti ex- I . . . . I pec s to bo bick to work on tho river ' " UJO I O ...o. vii.1, iur. a. jjmg- ley, Carl Garoutte nnd Elmund Gal- iier nnuo up a OM party to oUcs ncr, bunuay. 1 he trip was made in aw. linroutte's car nnd the di j. 'p'cs of isinc Walton report a big citch iiuy btutsman, who was in from the mines on Cut creek Satuiday, suites that the recent strikes of the company is holding out and indica- uuua are promisine lor a com run this summer. o vmrs. uruns 01 jNortii ttenu, was fVltl till tvllf It t r n 1 .v 1 t . . " "uuuegging cnarge months in Uie county jail and 'pay a fine of ?!J50.00. A petition is being iiii-iiiiiieu on me nay asking that the jail sentence be removed. o inos Anderson, who recently left for California to look over the situa tion there, has decided to locate in that state and Mrs. Anderson and the children will join him ns soon as they fun satisfnetorly arrange their pro perty interests here. o FOR SALE Entire furnishings of Anderson Rooming House. Also Res taurant Equipment. Will givo lease on buildings If dosired. Mrs. Thus. a 1 . . .i Anderson, mono 02. 4-lP-tl -o Aatiossor Thrift Is in Bundon ngaln nuiKlng aaeusmunta on tho Moore mill a thSK which he was unablo to do when hero before because of the fact Unit Geo, . .Moore wan not In town at thu Umo. Gwime Star. d..i .1- Swtimn I'udflc at MyrtJ. I'olnt and W. a, Albet f the UhIhuu r,tv I'aetary. loeatl lu tt. , f Hr HitMMig thu up.riv.ir vl.llsr, whJ u I AUmf4t Tata T. HmmlL wlut wms ut hi 1 mmy mm mmm km . mmmm mmim m tmm " at HlWatrtiaA Um- rv.i 1? 11 d ...i. , , 1 ... 11. um, wnu ruiireseiueu . ... . the Port of Bandon nt the meeting of 'l'8' U . J.tk,"8,.l r,T the ports at Eugene last week, return- Watk'"8' '1 . T' ritJ5llMcU" ed home Saturday nnd states that f."'10".1 S,t W5. "V . Bwn' J. A. McMullcn was in town from his place at Croft's lake Saturday, looking after business matters. Mr. McMullcn states that the road be tween here and the lake arc batter than ever before at this season of the year. o Andy P. Davis, deputy sheriff, has resigned his position with the county and has taken up his new du ties at the Moore mill. Mr. Davis is a competent lumberman, having been engaged in the business during the greater part of his life. o Verlin Parker, who has been em ployed on tho harbor work here for more than a year, was called to Eu gene during tho fore part of the week by serious illness of his mother, Mrs. Parker has improved rapidly and Ver lin returned to Marshfield Saturday o Mnrsh field and North Bend people are trying their level best to get u naval militia company established on Coos bay and the latest reports are that they have every indication of being successful. It is hoped to have n torpedo boat stationed at the bay for the use of the company, o I. E. Palmer was in town from the tie camps along Two Mile yesterday and today, renewing his supply of newspapers and magazines. Mr. Palmer is in charge of the crew of men who are opening up a new road up Two Mile creek for the Fyfe com pany and he states thnt road will be ready for use shortly. o Rev. A. Haberly of Handon, was do ing business in Coquillo Tuesday n-id made the Sentinel a call. He was rn his way to attend the meeting of vhe Coos Presbytery at Myrtle Point. He says he is heartily in favor of good roads but thinks a good deal of money has been wasted in this county in costly improvements that might have been secured nt very much less ex pense if proper economy had been used. Sentinel. Ernest Watkins, Ernest Wilkins nnd Fritz Meltzer, the three Univer sity of Oregon students who were spending tho spring vacation' here, were the nonor guests at a stag par-j ty given by Roy Corson at his home, Wednesday evening. Cards nnd mu sic furnished the entertainment dur ing the early part of the evening, fol lowing which delicious refreshments were served. Those prsent were Roy Corson, Harold Quigloy, Cleve H. E. Boak and Ralph Dippel. Ernest Wakins left Sunday morn ing for Eugene where he will resume his studies after spending the 10 day 1 .. . : : . I. 1. ! . 1 IBjllHIK IV;iWUll Willi lll JKUUII13 iinu fril!,ul3 hcro. While here Ernest was i, ,!,.! ,i,., f MlJI'liUVIUII 1 IIUIIIUVI CUVIItl n(rnirs Kiven by tho you pcU ii 1 . Mls IVnrl Hrnin.. ilMinO.tor nf Mi-J mui .Mrs. w. K. uraine or tins city. who is atUMiding the University of Oregon, was the guest of Mrs. Fletch er Linn, in Portland, during the spring vacation. Numerous affairs were given for the college students during tho week and Miss Pearl was in attendance nt many of them. ' o Ernest Wilkins, who was visiting with friends nnd relatives in Bandon 'during the spring vacation of the University of Oregon, left Thursday morning for Portland.. Mr. Wilkins' vacation was cut short by the fact that he is one of the members of the class in dramatic In- tornetation of Uie University and the ciass wa8 billed to present 'The Tarn-. iri of the Shrew" at the Heileg the- r.ter In Portland, Saturday night. Portland papers state that the play was the greatest success of the many thnt have been presented by the stud ents of the university in Uiat city. o Mrs. Bridges, of Oakland, Ore., ar rived Uie latter part of the week for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. S. C. Endicott. While here Mrs. Bridge will bo tho honor guest ut several af fairs which are being planned. Tho ladies of Occidental Chapter are planning to give 11 card party Tuesday, afternoon, May '2, at tho K, of P. Hall. 0 STANLEY IIKIGGS AND ELS A LEWIS M.MIKIED Stanley P. llriggs and EUn R. Iw is were united in marriage Saturday zoning, April lb, ut oint o'eloek, at l? ,?'"' M" W' ' nw"K. in w.iiwii u wiUiwl by Mr. utul Mr. C. W. lM ?! htifl, im,U 0 Uw I ........ . ,1 t . . .... I I.....L,.. 1 L . . iwwi nwir um wwtiim w tmm itmik. TW. itnulu le m4mi tme mti vm um Um jaeme tm tm, u w, mm, d MM fNHWI If MM oW etpiaV ml ROUGH BAR HOLDS BOATS FOR DAYS Five Clear Since Saturday ELIZABETH LIES OVER IN 'FRIS CO FOR REPAIRS AND IN SPECTION. PATSY OUT. .All" WANEDA DELAYED MORE THAN WEEK Arrived Phoonix Patsy Brooklyn Elizabeth Rustler Sailing Patsy Phoenix Brooklyn Rustler Ahwnneda Elisabeth hi qua April 10 April 12 April 14 April 15 April 10 April 15 April 15 April 15 April 1( April 17 April 17 April 17 6:16 p. in. 6:!W p. t. 8:10 a. 111. 8:15 h. 111. 11:00 . u. S:30 a. m.! 10. .Ml 1. m. 10:30 p. m. ' 11:00 1.. a. 10:45 p. 1 11:15 p. 111. 5:45 a. m. After laying in port for more tliatu a week the gas coaster Ahwaiicdu cleared yesterday for Portland empiy except for a part air go of shigi.ic She would have been able to . ! r j much sooner except for a b.-c . wheel which made her hard to bar U in a rough sea. Tho Elizabeth dropped three da on" her schedule on tho up trip duo 10 the fact that she was on the drydock in 'Frisco to be repaired and insj 'it ed. I Although loaded and ready to s.ul' two days after entering port, the Phoonix was at dock for five days. Small tides and n rough bar were t ho J cause of her delay. I i) G) b) 0 v) C) ?) ' "9 ? C" BANDON CHURCHES s at si o m G) m si n 31 m w (" " f Easier at the Pre.sh) 'eriitn Church Sabbath morning at eleven o'clock will bo held appropriate service for the day with the ordination ami in stallation of Elders, the reception of new members and tho Holy Commuti ion. At eight o'clock in the evening the . J choir will give their regular snciod concert of Easter music with follow ing program. Hymn No. 104. Invocation by Pastor. "Hosannn" Choir. Solo Mrs. Lilian! "Lift up your Heads Choir. Hymn, No. '.). "Holy, Holy, Holy" Solo by R. .1 Moore with Chorus by Choir. Chorus by Choir. Misses Ruth Bnrrows, Alice Han son, Helen Thornton, Mary Thorn ton. Reading Mrs., W. S. Smith. "List, to the Cherubio Host" Wo men s Chorus. I Tnl N -Prof. Quigloy. Shadows Youndur" Choir ... ny,,U' lN0, ind Benediction. II. M. Shaw M. D. Eye. Ear. Nose. and Throat Specialist "ill be nt Gal' Iier Hotel. Bandon on Thursday May lib. M. E. CHURCH SOUTH Missionary Society, Wodneedny aftornoon. Mid-week service, ThuraJny, eve. All evening services at 8 o'clock AdventiM ChriMinn Church, 505 Ilnltimore Ave. Sunday School, 10 o' clock, n. m.; Preaching at 11 o'clock, n. in. and at 7:M0, p. 111. Prayer teet- a EASTER LILIES-finest quality on ' long stems at 3.00 per doz: CARNATIONS--al! colors, at $1. 00 per doz. ROSES-very fine, $2.00 to $3.00 per doz. LILIES of the VALLEY-at $1.00 per doz. SWEET PEAS-al $2 per 100. U' lulir n r firm fur sill &t)lm nf -Vlnral Drriiruliimii BOYIJi JEWELRY CO. ing Thursday nights. J. S. Tilton, pas- Ltor. Episcopal Church ttunday School. lli:U0 a. m reaching. 2nd, 4th nr-d 5th cys nt 11:00 a. m. and 3:30, p. REV. WM. HORSFALL, Victr Baptist Lonls day J-irvires Preaching 11 A ?!. Preaching S !'. .Y. Xaiibath S hoftl 10 A M. B. I. P. U. 7 I M. ' rmyor Aro Soup. Services ' u I y evening i:" 1 P M. A crd',al itotioii is extended , a 1., A. B. REESE. Past - Public Service Commissioner WESTERN DISTRICT FRED G. BUCHEL REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE WH AT THE PRESS S VYS "Under State Treasurer Thonu It Kay Mr. Buchtol is in charge of t 1 state weights and measures depa mailt, and his record there is full gi ranty that ho will faithfully fulf I the promises contained in his pi form. Mr. Buchtol is tho son of J Buchtol, pioneer photographer i fire chief of Portland, nnd prin i assuming his present olTico ho o-.4. Wished a requtution for elllciency . sealer or weights and measures in Portland." Morning Enterprise, Or Kim City, Feb. 120, l'.MO. "He is tho father of weights ard measures legislation in Oregon, n ' the comprehensive code drafted I him on the subject reduced the opo ting expenses of his department 1 the state nt large, and sounded t'i" death knoll on fraudulent weigh 1 apparatus. Economy, elllciency a ' strict law enforcement eoustitut" nn record as head of the stnto weight . nnl measures department " Eve ings News, Rosoburg, March 1, UU ! "Through strict enforcement of tn law he has saved the people thotiKj.in of dollars and safeguarded the pu' 1 ' The Times, Brownsville, Mn-.-h 1 101(5. "Ho is deserving of election hoc tv of his splendid post olllcial record .r because his platform represents I 10 ctuuo of the people". Tho New Cornelius, March 0. HUG. "He promises to conduct tho oflW on business principles, to ferret cu all unjust rates, and to give a squn ' deal to the public service corporat -and the people alike. Such a pi., form merits support, Mr. Buchtol deserving of ofllrial promotion n d the doctors of tho district might ' roily to his candidacy, and nomiint and elect him" Daily Oregon Sin ..nuwv, Siilem. Feb. 20, 11)1(1. I wild .id