'. The cognomen of H. P Clausen,
'of Four Mlle, is noted on the incom­
ing Brooklyn passenger list, and as it
runs in mind the genial road supet-
vlsor of that section was mentioned
in the Smokeieas as having left for
the big fair. It is presumed he is now
relating to his friends interesting
sidelights on the Exposition
George Locke, formerly superin-
tendent of the Geo. W. Moore mill at
Bandon, went to Portland on
the
Santa Clara from Eureka, his home
town, and is stopping with J. D. Mills
at the Hotel St. Paul. He will go to
Toledo where he will have charge of
tile Moore mill at that place
Coos
Bay Times.
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IFE'S a game, and we are all players in it, to paraphrase Shakespeare.
< And the best two cards in any hand are illustrated above—first,
the TAY ENVELOPE; second, the BANK BOOK. Without the
pay envelope there can be no bank book. Without the bank book the
pay envelope is robbed of its FULL VALUE The BANK BOOK is the
LOGICAL, SENSIBLE SUPPLEMENT of the PAY ENVELOPE.
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DO YOU HOLD THESE WINNING CARDS?
Thursday evening. September 28th
Mrs Harry Loomis of West Bandon
surprised her husband by having in­
vited a number of the neighbors to
her home for the evening, in honor of
his birthday, Games and plays were
enjoyed and a hii mt nous repast was
spread. The visitors were highly en
tertained; both
instrumental
and
i vocal music was rendered and all en­
joyed the evening immensely. The
I occasion was a complete surprise to
Mr. Loomis and he did not catch on
until the guests were at hand.—Clue
of the Guests.
.May Troll for Salmon
According ot J. M. Thomas, who
is at the present time resting up pre-
paring for a strenuous two months
claco via Coos Hay on the Kilburn. during tlie duck season, stated that
I Halmon trollers gishing in salt water
son, Wil- I did not require a state license. The
via Coos salmon is not considered a game fish
under the state law. North
Bend
Tide.
Œljr JFirsf Na ti tuia Inalili oí ¿Bandoli
Local News
Mrs. Fred Slagle, who has been
visiting with Mrs. II. I). Mandigo in
tilts city, has returned to her home
ill Coquille. Coos Bay Tinies.
H
field
week
Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. 8. N. Croft of New-
,1. Dlarntid wiih over to Marsh-
Lake arrived on the Elizabeth from
the latter part of tho past Sin ITniicisco where they were vis­
to attend the meeting of the
ion-; th«1 Exposition and with re la
lodge.
'lives. The) were much pleased with
III«1 exhibits and buildings.
N. Nieman of Coquille, inenibei
of the LongHton Construction com
I any, was in the city this week ot
I
business before the city council rela
live to tho purchase of city bonds
Postmaster W. J. Sweet has been
notified that the winter mail sclied-
ule I h now In effect
l'’or the winter
months the mail leaves Roseburg at
G a. 1.1 and lias until 8:30 next morn­
ing to arrive in Myrtle Point.
Great Northern Off Kun
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Laird, who
returned from San Francisco on the
Great Northern, new Hill line steam­
ship, via Portland, state that it was
the last trip of that vssel on the
Portland run. the management ha\-
ing decided to place the ship on the
San Francisco-Honolulu run. On the
trip north only 155 passengers were
aboard, while the accommodations
provide for 8 50.
sentative of the Mason lodge, to the
effect that C. M. Gage, a former
resident of this city who moved to
Sherwood, Oregon about a year ago,
had met death in an accident and
for him to notify Mrs. Gertrude Mil­
ler, a local relative of the deceased.
No particulars were given. A report
published in the Oregonian was to
the effect death had occurred in an
auto accident. Mr. Gage having pur­
chased an auto truck and started a
transfer line. While here lie was em­
ployed as edgerman at the Moore
mill for years and had a host of lo­
cal friends. Deceased wax a member
of both the Masonic and Woodman
lodges.
Congressman Hawley Coming
Congressman W. C. Hawley
ar­
rives in North Bend today where lie
will be one of tlie speakers at tlie
Bridge Carnival.
Mr. Hawley will
also visit the other cities of Coos |
county, arriving in Bandon. Tuesday,
October 12.
He will remain here
until Wednesday noon and then re­
turn to Marshfield
The congress-
man has many Bandon friends and
his stay in the city will be an op-
portunity for many of them to meet
him again,
lie will be shown the
progress made on the local harbor
improvements and the needs of the
| port explained.
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Our regular services are as fol
I lows:
Public worship each Sunday
at 11 a. in. aud 8 p. nt.; Sunday
’ school at io o'clock; Epworth league
at 7 p. m.; prayer services at private
homes on Wednesday evenings: a cor­
dial invitation is extended to all.—
Rev. C. Mayne Knight, Pastor.
New York state gained only 7 per
cent in population during the past
five years. During t he previous five
years, the state gained
12*2
per
cent.
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10:00 A. M.................... Sabbath School
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Hlllt of the First National
The Hard Times Meat market has owned by A. Haberly. The market
Two elderly Bandon ladies while
Wednesday
i I). M. Averill is noted in down 'Frisco way taking in the Ex­
moved to a new location opposite has been in business about
ten or
8:00 p. m.....................Prayer Meeting
of llew circuit court cases,
the Bandon Garage on the corner more months.
position. stood In front of a window
Kruse "us over on the Bay display showing the latest creations
When it is considered that the
latter part of the past of the French modistes. One of the
city of New York borrowed $550,-
gowns was what Atty. G. T. Tread- 000.000 In the year 1913, the bil­
Alex Turner i f I anglois came to gold once described as a "low and lion dollar loan sought by the allies
I Bandon Wednesday and
took the behold in front and a V de Boheme does not look so large.
Brooklyn to San Francisco where he In back.”
"That’s a beautiful gown.” one of
will spend a few days at the fair and
the
ladies remarked.
then go to I'ulo Alto for a visit with
Seagoing Y easels in laical Harlsir
"What there is of it,” commented
friends. Mr. Turner is a rancher of
at the Same Time.
tlie
other,
with
her
nose
at
an
angle,
the Curry county section.
"but there 'ain't enough of it."
Tlie local harbor took on a scene
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Horton,
of
of activity resembling old times the
Marshfield,
newlyweds,
passed
A Terrible Calamity
latter part of the week when six sea-
through Bandon on their way to Cur-
Yesterday tn passing the
Smith
1 ry county points on a honeymoon Hansen shooting gallery, a World re­ going craft were in port at the same
I 11 ip. Mr. Horton is manager for Al­ porter noticed something radically time, The heavy storm at sea Sat-
A 1916 Stock DODGE Touring Car wins 3 day race
len A Lewis and is well and favor­ wrong and started an Investigation. urday and the day before was ths
Roseburg.
All cars except the DODGE were stripped
The vessels were the
main cause.
ably known to Bandon merchants.
It appears Smith had never washed
and equipped for the race. The DODGE removed the
Brooklyn. Elizabeth. Acme, Phoenix.
There will be a second big mas the west windows of the gallery in Bandon and Tillamook. Early in
windshield only.
|qutrade at the Doyle pavilion this about four years, but. as he said, hav­ week they were towed to sea by
i coining Saturday night at which prix- ing read an article in the Western tug Kllhyani.
World boosting civic pride, and Inci
es will l e given for the prettiest and
THERE’S A REASON —1st, because of power; 2nd, because of
dentally mentioning cutting weeds,
¡also the Ugliest costIIIlles.
A mas
sturdiness; 3rd, because of low body construction, allowing car to
et eertera, Smith took It to heart.
qnemde dance was given at the hall
cling to the road; 4th, because of perfect construction.
got a window washing
apparatus
last Saturday night at which the at­
and started In.
Close inspection
tendance was large.
showed the job was neatly done, and
Buy a DODGE, BUICK or HAYNES LIGHT SIX
The l'il !• National Bank lias se after lie set up the cigars, it was de
leured a supply <>f revtuue stampa and elded tin» matter was dosed
in thè fntliie will l>e aldi* to supply
ilio sanie to ila cubtonters A short
C. M. tingi1 Meets Death
A short while ago a telegram was
I w litio ago Ilio postonico supply run
Officially the steamship Break­
low nnd pe.iplo w ho w aliteli to use received by Walter Sabin as repre water is off the Coos Bay Portland
Distributor: DODGE. BUICK. HAYNES LIGHT SIX.
Ilio stampa bave In-cii forced to inake
run, says tile Coos Buy Times. She
a stili bulli” to locate Bomeone
BANDON.
will come to Marshfield from Port­
* OREGON.
, Ilici-y enougli lo bave a supply.
land next week with a cargo of rails
SWING*-
MACHINfS and sail for San Francisco, there to
MOBÌLI Of PERFECTION.
be indefinitely tied up. This Is the
word
announced
recently
from
PERFECTLY the Southern Pacific offices, r s
inspectors examined the Breakwater.
SIMPLE
They said she would have to receive
SIMPLY
repairs to the amount of approxi­
mately $50.000. This was too much
PERFECT.
the company decided, hence the vet­
Needle". Oil. Bolts and i'll kind« of Sew inc eran cruft is put in retirement. It is
Machine «uppliea. Repairing a specialty.
Only the most perfect fruit is put up under
IH'saible she will later be repaired.
The Breakwater was built in Penn­
the WELLMAN BRAND and is canned under
sylvania in 1880 nnd after years in
sanitary conditions.
the fruit trade on tlie Atlantic sea­
board. came to the Pacific in 1902
For a year or more after tlie San
Francisco earthquake she plied be­
tween Coos Bay i and San Francisco,
and was then placed on the Port­
RIPE
TENDER
LUSCIOUS
land-Cooa Hay run making regular
five day trips during the sununei
You will find it both healthy and economical
months and weekly trips during the
• • • •
w Inter months
Capt J. T Mac-
Small can sliced or grated
genn has been the vessel's captain,
15c 2 for 25
As we make oar sautafe, we
and during the time the vessel has
know what goei into it You
Large can sliced
20
made the Coos county
|>ort,
has
don t take any chance when you
For Sale By
builded up a wide acquaintance and
buy sausage from ua. lank
reputation for bringing his ship in­
sausages are tasty and whole­
i to port on schedule time.
He ha»
BANDON
HARDWARE
CO
some.
i been a sailor for 43 years. 17 of
This butcher shop is serving
which have been spent on the Coos
Bantlon, Oregon
an incna-ing number of people
Bay run
It is not known what ves­
0
in this community, and there
sel he will now command
• • • •
must be a reason for it
There has been maintained a Ban­
don office of the Breakwater ter at
Why don't you flud out foe
least the past three years.
M F.
younclf I
ENDICOTT & LEWELLEN
Shoemaker was former representa­
The New Home Sewing
tive. but last year resigned and E. W
Schetter of the New Bandon Ware
Machine Company
house has since handled the South­
PHONE 191
San Francisco, California
fern Pacific's interests
DODGE AUTO WINS
Free For All Race
at Roseburg
Breakwater Taken
Off Coos Bay Run
M. D. SHERRARD
Hawaiian Pineapple
NEW HOME
USERS
How About
Sausage?
Wellman Brand
are Quality Choosers
Bungalow Grocery
CITY MEAT MARKET
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$ 5
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