The Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1915-19??, June 06, 1916, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texto o 0 o o il t J v J" "it? ri t SUCH NICE LIGHT BREAD ! that stays light and moist even after cutting is to bc-liad no where but at this baker'. As for its flavor, well that has to be tested by tasting. Why not have us sell you enough for your family fresh every' morn ing. Better order a loaf or two extra. You'll find you'll need them. NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS NUGGETS Interesting Events as Told By the Press Eric Bolt, who finishing a sue- m.ttco are Rcttinc thin rounded in ccssful torn, of school at Lebanon, to shape, ,nd who, the time' comes bag enpfjej with the school bor.rd everything will Lc .. readings for ! SEASIDE BAKERY M--H--HI:M'M'-M'- Don't Give Yourself Cause To Regret It because you ncg'ec'ed placing your valuables in a safety de posit vault. Many have re greted their tardiness in acting fires and burglars have cost them dear. Anythinir valu able is worth taking care of Our vaults are fire and burglar proof. We invite your inspec tion. THE BANK OF BAND O E W UJt-JlliLJ M fr l!"V4,44'4""(' 44,,M,4"I"H,4"i,,H"I"t"H',H,'Hi"I"I"H'I,H,H"S"I,-Vli 't 'l1 'I' CENTRAL TRANSFER CO. All kinds of heavy and light d raying. Phone orders J given p'ompt alicnlion. .liarn corner First & Edi- 5: son, Fish Property. .Telephone 641. - t-.t . - ..... . j. - - J, J, -J- .. t. . s. jy . . vTr T . VT TT VTTttt f 1 T VTTTttTttT Vtt tTTTTl rT"T tTTtTTtTTTVt f 3 Order Your Freight Sent by the Old Reliable S. S. ELIZABETH j: Large Two-Iierth Outside State. Rooms With Run ning Water. Eight Day Service Hetween the Coquillc River nnd San Francisco. FIRST CLASS PASSKNGEK FARE, S10.00 Reservations: J. E. Norton, Goquille; Perkins, Myrtle Point; E. B. Thrift, Langlois. J. E. WALSTROM, Agent, linndon Recorder want ads get results. T. 4.4 c4 A- HOW APPENDICITIS CAN BE PREVENTED i Z tifi.j Ft .or tuh'vnirtit i it it t' of ' hire the n"i ol ripo ! .. it!., iously r t' n list SI I lifu chew i u .; v. 'i con- - . . . ct to : . - I .'l ..ml I - ,. 11 the I ..irley . ' ..! ' a cull footl i . y Uwt I . ..t a pro- 1 .. .1. SvtL v r 11 at!. t I'.', nr, Uandon people should know that a few doses of simple buckthorn I'tirk, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adlor i-ka oflcit relievo or prevent appendicitis. This simple mixture removes such surprising foul matter that ONE Sl'OONFUL relieves almost ANY CASIO of constipation sour stomach uv gas. A short treatment helps ehio nic stomach trouble. Adler-i-ka has easiest and most thcrough action of anything wo ever sold. C. Y. LOW 13, Jt Benu, Oregon, as high school prin cipal for the ensuing year. Mr. Holt was re--l.-eled at Lebanon, but rc ce;ving be. tor pay and lolioving he fvos a better change far advance ment at Hemi, accepted that position. Ho is a son of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Holt, of Marshfield and a gradual s of Willamette unive-sity. Record. A deputy United States marshal, has been on the Hay foL' several d.iysj ulipoenaeing witnesses for frdernl ill! . uie uiggest celeura. .. in the histoiy of the town. Seven I loatures for the comfort and convenience of visitors will bo improved this year over what they have been in the past. The grounds will be supplied with more water, and it is proposed to let the re staurant privilege to local people so that good meals will be served at a reasonable price. It seems, extre mely probable at this time that the old battleship Oregon will be one 'if 1 i .1 ., . .. . . : ' nit- auracuons at tiie carnival, this ivestigation of the alleged riflin- of "."-"""' "' raraivni. nus couru the mail pouches at the t Jt " T anrCh0r.0,1 th fF " Santa darn wreck. . f1.10 ,ns"octi" of visitors would be the s . A score or mora are to appear noxl! , .CVr ffeml V,a"" Satunlay and tell what they'a" tnS Southwestern Ore- i-uowu iu ivtu H uuuui. me mailer. CORRECTED HIMSELF. The Judge Made a Mistake and Wat .Quick to Admit IL It was nn action apilnst an Instir ance company In a civil court to re cover the value of a quartz mill that had been burned. The defendant In troduced the former foreman of the mill, who testified that the plaintiff had admitted to him that he had set Are to the mill lu order to get the Insurance money. The presiding Jud.ee knew the wit ness and had n very low opinion or his veracity. lie also knew the plain tin to be an honorable and upriuht titan, wherefore he burst forth with the remark. "Everybody knows thnt to bo a lie." Whereupon the counsel for the In surance company sprang to liH feet tn a nige. "1 object to the language of the court." said he. "and I demand that he be taken down and my objec tion entered In the record." "Certainly. Colonel Itroxvn." said the couru "inn are nulte right, and the was altogether wronc In making remark. The court will en deavor to correct the effects of Its Inadvertence, fieiitleinen of the lury, I Instruct you that you must disregard my remark You arc the exclusive Judges or t! f evidence and of the credibility i t Hie witnesses, and U mui tum mi weight with you that I commented as I did upon the fact that the witness told one of the most In fernnl lies that were ever uttered In a courtroom." Cnso and Comment. Placing Hit Kicks. I do not wl-di to kick about this glad and smiling earth, for I have only landed here by circumstance of birth. jud It iulto a plcasaut place. I'm wlllliig to remain. Please do not un dcrstaud me as desiring to complain, and yet there are some change- I 6hould like to recommend not ns n carping critic, but n calm. Impartial friend. The tropics are too benstly hot; the frigid zones too cold. Too much ev ertlon Is required to dig for Iron and gold. The continents are far too large: the ocean's mil of snlu The rocks ami mountains constitute n very grievous fault. The scheme of raining water from nn accidental cloud N wasteful, undependable mid should not be allow ed. Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. At the tune, the matter caused finite a furore but was l iter lost sight of and even now the develop ments arc being kept secret. Times. According to the Coos Ray Times there IB-going to be ready salo for the S.JGU.OOO road bond issue, miio lized by the votere at the recent elec- lon. They say: "As nnother indication of the lni provement of the financial and busi ness conditions throughout the coun try and the extension of the eastern wuve of prosperity to the Pacific Northwest, County Judge Watson says ho is in receipt of a score of in- luiries about the sale of the S.'1G2,000 road bond issue recently voted by Coos county. The inquiry came from all over the o un try, capitalists being "eager to find places of investment aparentlv. l'he rapidity with which the inquiries to comini; in caused Judge Watson o remark thnt it would take him a out n day to answer them all, giving he information desired. The county court is now in sesf'on nd will probably decide whether or lot to have a friendly suit on the S8ue. If this is launched the issue annot be sold in July, the time the ids will be opened." Today nt one o'clock nbout twenty .en demeuded an increase in pav f if a day. The men are employed in he sorting shed of the North Urd .umber Company's mill. They hivo een paid about $2.25 a day and say hat the sum is not sullicient for thoni o live on. The increase was refused, to the men quit. The men employed slscwhcro about the mill nre not i.i ymiwiny witn the move, but were Blow one for the longshoremen was struck today when Chief Engineer Olson, of the Tilftmook, received n severe oiow on the head when he jumped on the Ocean Dock to steidv an automobile that was being unload ed from hte ship. Ed Lund, secre ts ry of the local union, admitted to Chief Carter that he struck the bio. 'The man was told exactly what was going on," ho said, 'and was warned not to come on the "pck to handle the t-urgo." Times. Our local church was filled to .ho utmost Tuesday afternoon for the .Me morial Day exorcises, which were suc cessfully carried out in a fitting ob servance of the day. After the pro gram at tho church a procession was formed, escorting a large boat loaded with flowers, borne by the children nd headed by the flag, and the march made to the mouth of the river. The boat was taken to the other sida of the river and launched, passing out iro the ocean as though guided, head on and ctaady and spread its flowert upon the waves, in honor of the brave men of the navy who have given their lives to their country. The boat later drifted in on the beach furtho: south, and is perfectly seaworthy and ready for its work next year. Th ?L , I . . m -nut, wnicn is unoui six leet le-tg, wiis built by John and Archer Ilu.i, aged 12 aril 10 years respectively and is certainly a credit to their in genuity and good workmanship -Globe. ligliierakiey biscuits Steady, evenly dis tributed hear, un der perfect control makes a good oil stove wonderful for baking. A NEW PMEECTJOjN OIL COCKTOVE J X For Iitst Rtsults Ust Ptarl Oil 1 - TV v While tho run of fish has not at uny time been large since the seasi op ened, the number of fishermen etimi,; ed has resulted in a good sized citch. On the trio out last week thn Unstlrr reed to shut the null down because look about 1,900 cases of salmon, : insullicient help to operato.-Ha). hirh mnko8 ovor 000 go f or. shipped to Coos Hay, which shows nat In.- I'ifth annual agate carnival will ",0 i'n"ory is doing a good busings . IHd at Port Orford, August 10th, fjr, with the bebst of the season '.h, and 12th. The executive com-j two months ahead.-Globe. SOME COOS CO. iMONEY-MAKERS The following tble gives the lecoi.h of the cows in the H.indon and lower jquilto Testing Association t.ud the Conuillo Vnllev Ti.tl,., Ac,...!,,.:.... which produced more than i.O oui-ds of butterfat during the period of ;0 lays eiiuiiiir Ann JO. i li . HAM DON AND CtH.UHLLE ASSOCIATION WHY THAT LAME BACK? (Con. That morning lameness those sharp pains when bending or lift'ug make work p burden and rest impos sible. Don't be handicapped by n bsd back look to your kidnoys. Yen will mkiio io mistake by following this oxamplo, 1). 0. Too!.', !121 Bridge St., Ornnth Pass, 0re.,says: "I am cubjact io Isekacho at times which makes it !jrd for mo to straighten out when I got down to do anything-. When ever I haw lh troupe, I Uiko Doar'j Kidney Pllle end they always fix in-.-uo ti fino rHpc. Doan's Kidney l .'lls ai-o all that is claimed for the a t others, whonover I heat' ihei. complaining of pains in the back.'' Price 50c, at all dealers. Do . simply ask for r. kidney romedp iret Uosn's Kldioy Pills the same that Mr. Tools had. Fostcr-Milburn Co. Props., Buffalo, N. Y. .")wner ft C w E L. Tonoiiic I'oni Dcvoihux l'om Devt-iauv Tiiin Dowraux l'om Deveraux Tom Devfimix Ownnr of Cow Schroj-dcr Bros. Schrotilct Bros. Schroodtr Bros. Schroidt-r Bivs. l-chroo'lir Bros. J. D. Cail J. D. Carl Theo. Clinton Theo. Clinton Martin Schmidt Marl i.i Si-hnii.lt Mnrt;n Scbinu't Martin SH.midt Martin Schmidt U Trigg Mike Wciin Mike Weil tnd Mike Wetland Miko W.'ilsiul Mike WoilHi'd Miko Weilsi d . Mike Woilsiul "tloike Woi'and Mike Wollsml Mike WeiUi.fl Miko Wetland Gorg N.- ii 'i per W. . Moh i . Ed Drtkfstn F.(. Dullcfcn Hived of Cow Test Lbs. Butterfat 'raoy C.l 55.34 Joiiy, ' 4,(! 51.18 Jwscy .. 1!.8 51.24 Jt'lWy 5.8 94.40 Jtii-fy l-8 59.50 Jtruy .1.9 50.20 L. B. MOOBE, Onicinl Tester A good oil stove is just like coo'iinsr with citv cas. If vou haven't a New Per fection you've missed comfort for years. Bakes, broils, roasts, toaits. More efficient than your wood or conl tovr,nnd coiu lea to op erate. Cuts out the coul-hoJ Hnd wood-bo drudgvrr. Kef pa your kttchtin coo. Th lone blue chimneya prevent smoke or odor, tn 1,2. 3 and 4.bt.rller ttlfe, oven arpa rate. Alao CablnotModt-la with FirelesaCoo'.' nit Oven. Auk your dealer today STANDARD OIL COMPA.IY (Call'ornll) FOR SALE BY BANDON HARDWARE COMPANY M cN AIR HARDWARE COMPANYJ BANDON. IIOREGON . -i 'sSiZrxrjCTaai- ATISFIED customers always return. Call once and you will come again. THE ELK CLUB CARDS SMOKES SOFT DRINKS Brood of Cow Jtmoy Joroy Jnraey Jet sty frsy Mixed MiNod Jemgy Jersey Joisey Jersey Jersey Jersey iwtcy . .Mhred Jsrsey 'trtejr Jenny Jorsiy Jgpwy , Jtitoy Jersey Jowoy l.'nVteln Jtr:ey I (-!' Jcrfcy ASSOCIATION Age "J 6 4fl fi -r O i 4 12 12 Tost 5. G.S 4.U r.i 4.1 5.0 fi.4 r. 4 tl,8 61 4 M i.8 , M- - - i.2 ; -4,9 5.1. U , i 5. 5. 4. Lbs. Butterfat 50.1 52.fi )7.4 52. C3.2 fiH.8 C8.G C0.1 53.5 51 51 50.9 03.7 "50 r!U 61.1 50.1 "fil.9 5C.T -o.i oa.4 (16.0 08 54.1 Jt am-a.. f .,.. f., 4. .... , f-f- iiiit.it..tni niiii I nni lnl SI i at atai... VZZOr 3 1 1 I IOEZ- O The Shortest Distance Between Two Points .. . is 'LONG DISTANCE' O COOS AND CURRY TELEPHONE COMPANY n aMa3)aCWBa?aiir!S aCaaawnaawr KltlNETH.N'FSON. Omejbl TosIl 7 -li 65 ' . , 63.5 7 6J ni.o C 5.0 54.5 JAS. R. GREENLEE, Oflicijl Tester ijf Koveralls Keep Kids ' Kleen . '-wit.j, umiiuui, (economical uumnu I or amaii v-hildran. rractkal. IWauas thej nre md In one piece, snd cun t illpti on onn Intuntlr. They tit ami look Mull. nd yet nre loose and com lortabla In every part. Healthful. Karmp-rlorlo Monmen. Notlglitelaitle banditoitop (rtoi circulation ol lilool aud retard irotdom ol motion. Economical. Having wear on koo.1 clothei tavltnt watlilng to well made they are ouUrown long before they are worn out. 75c KOVERALLS VbeT tC CHIT VaaPaVBSSSBBBSSBBBBSBBSSBBaW .a- .... eg u.ti.pot.orr. IF IT RIPS THE SUIT Mado In hhrh nwk with lnnff ilMrM nr Ttntel. nv n.1 tlu. ilnirei. Uadaol irenulnu Indlcodyad bluedenlm.or blue and whlt hickory trlpe lor all the rear wear, ami In lighter weight fait color material In dark blue, cadet blue, tan or dark rd for tummer w.-ar. All mtrmenU trimmed with fuu-color iralatca. Klrei 1 to B rcari. Awardad Ui Srtad Mil it T. P. I. E. look for the Two Korea Ubri, none genuine ulthnut It if your dealer cannot Mjpply you. w Mill mu1 then, all ffianre prepaid on rucelpt ol price. 7ie Per uit. ium Msss by LEVI STRAUSS & CO., Sin Frincluo