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About Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1915)
You Can Buy for Less in the Ellingson Building oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooo MERCHANDISE OF MERIT “Opportunity doesn’t knock rings BIG BEN. I and We recommend this alarm—of National reputation—to you as being the most “depend able” friend you can have Price $2.50. Why do ive suggest Our Hobby In buying our stock we do not sacrifice quality for a few cents difference in the wholesale cost, but this does not mean that our prices are higher. In fact we constantly strive to sell MORE OF THE BEST FOR LESS MONEY During our three years in Bandon, we have established a name for the ORANGE PHARMACY, as “THE MONEY BACK STORE” Every article in our store is sold with the distinct under standing that if it is not EXACTLY AS REPRESENTED and does not give ENTIRE SATISFACTION, your money will be cheerfully refunded. We will adhere strictly to this policy as our growth in these three years assures us that it is appreciated EE our new line of Ladies’ Hand Bags just re ceived from the New York factory. Up-to-date shapes and prices better than ever before. S The Orange Pharmacy The NVAL Store. Corner, Ellingson Building OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOO OOOOO >O< < oooo o ooooooo o Safety First” —is the slogan which means much. Y ou who consider it most essential in your avocations should also consider it in the same light when making investments or purchases. You who are compelled to purchase Men’s and Boys’ Wear ing apparel, and to you who are contemplating Xmas shopping in those lines, consider the merchants who have given you reliable merchandise and courteous treatment. If we have been among that number, I will greatly appre ciate your calling again this season, assuring you that we will make every effort to serve you in the best possible way. And to those who have never called, we will extend to you an invitation to come in and inspect the different lines of mer- chandisc we offer, and secure prices. From now until the Holiday season closes, we will quote in our local papers from time to lime some of the values we are offering Yours for a Safe Year, J. Ira Sidwell Ellingson Building Entrance on First Street,* East Because we know the Hamilton Watch will suit your tastes. It is reli able. Prices for movements only, $12.25 and up. THE ATHENA PATTERN I Our large and well-chosen stock of the popular “Athena” silverware makes it compar atively easy for you to make your choice. It is absolutely guaranteed to give entire satisfac tion by in Silver Plate that Resists R-WAIXACE Silver Plate that Resists Wear -All Initials Engraved FREE Expert watch repairing which is fully guaranteed. Try us and be convinced. Boyle Jewelry Co. Phone 544 ir?; c./imv ,vo . icoor.VTs. Everard H. Boyle, Mgr. Ellingson Building. Entrance on Alabama Ave. XOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOÇ OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOO explains another meaning on page county thin year, hut prices are very five it low. Cows are only hrioKing three Clinton Conger, movie machine cents a pound, live weight, while a man at the Grand theatre, left on year ago they brought four and one- Remember, "you can buy for less the Elizabeth for u vacation In Sun half cents. No outside buyers have the Ellingson building. " It Francisco. I luring his absence W. as yet visited that section this sea son. I’. F. Gehlke of Parkersburg was a Leflore is helping Mr. Hellmer. Geo. Laird has been making daily business caller at Marshfield the first Union Thanksgiving services will trips to his dairy farm near Riverton of the week. bo held on Thanksgiving day at the where he Is making numerous im Presbyterian church. They will com BORN To Mr. and Mrs. Frank provements, lie has purchased the Phelps, Tuesday morning, a lo 1-2 mence at 10:30 a. lit., and Rev. C. entire Holstein herd of the Star V. Cross of the Methodist church, pound daughter. ranch and will soon move the cows south, will deliver the sermon. to Ills place. Mr. I«alrd han engaged Quite a number of local dairymen Hr. J. It. Wetherbee went to Coos M G. Lutsey, the famous Curry have Kone to Coquille today to attend Bay the first of the week enroute to county wreetler and dairyman, to the corn show. Portland on bminess Mr. Wetherbee take charge of his ranch and expects Port Engineer D. W. Charleson Is getting matters settled at the Rtar came over from Coos Bay Friday to ranch and expects to have all Ills Inf to develop one of the best plants on the Coquille river. confer with local officials. crests disposed of by the first of th»» "Bill" Sellmer and K. B. Wesleder Hoyle keeps no secrets; he tells year. were at Marshfield the latter part of you all about Big Ben, Hamilton, Miss Noreen, one of the local High Athena and all the rest, on page five. school teachers, sprained an ankle the past week conferring with movie ownes over the big Coos county pic- Anyone having work to bo done Monday, while alighting from the turns which are being shown thia by the Ladles' Aid of the M. E. sc hool house steps. The same anklo week throughout the county, The church, notify Mrs. Frank Hufford. tf was broken while Miss Noreen was films are to be taken to the San attending the university several A. Barrows, head filer at the Bay Francisco fair In a few days to be City mill at Coos Bay. spent several years ago. shown during the remainder of the The Brooklyn Hailed for San Exposition after which they will be days visiting his family here this Francisco Saturday with the follow returned to the county and then let week. ing: Janie« McAdams, Maude Mr- out on conHignment to the various "Satisfaction or your money back ” Adams, A uh II ii McAdams, MI hh An sections of the country. That's part of the Orange Pharmacy's drey Strong. Leslie Strong, Chan. A religion. It says so on page five, K. A. Coppie has returned to Doline, F. S. Smith, C. L. Ferguson, read it. It Marshfield after spending a week or c. V. Perry. mar« In Bandon superintending the Roy Thom was a passenger on the Sid Williams went to Myrtle Point moving of the Golden Rule to Its Elizabeth for San Francisco, where he will inspect the sights of the big this week on business for Joseph new location. The store la now com It In reported fortably located In the splendid new I’yfe, the tie man Exposition. Mr. Williams will be permanently Johnson building formerly occupied Mrs. Janies Cowan of Marshfield located there as representative for by Averill's dry goods store, A was the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. Mr. Fyfe, Joe Wendling former big sale of the Averill stock has been R. Wade in Bandon from Saturday agent, being tansferred. going on since the removal and until Monday. thousands of dollars worth of goods Atty G. T. Treadgold will go to have been sold at bargain prices. Carl Bowman has secured a posi Marxlilleld Monday to represent the Manager Flom says the sale will con tion In the Smith-Powers company First National Bank In Its case tinue for some time and In this Issue »fore at Powers and leave« turner again I the Manassas. Argument will of the World has another large ad row to go to work. be heard before Referee <'. A. Helil- quoting some rare bargains. Col. and Mrs. R. II. Rosa arrived brede in view of having the case When you buy coal from us you home on the Elizabeth from a three again returned to the Circuit court get Riverton Coal, the best and the weeks’ visit to the et position and J A. Montgomery, commercial cheapest. Get our special prices on with California friends uperintendent of the Coos and Cur 3 and 5 ton lots. Dippel A Wolver Hazel Dawn, the beautiful Amer ry Telephone company, was here ton. O28tf. ican star, ran be w-n In a Paramount from Marshfield, Tuesday. looking comedy feature. "Nlobe " Sunday. after business. He remained for the "You can buy for less In the El- November 21. at the Grand it business men’s session in the eve IlngHon building.” Mr». Lionel Gordon returned tr. nlng and was one of the principal her home at Marshfield Saturday, af speaker s. get THE If A HIT—Eat Fresh ter spending a week at the home of l*o|H-<>rn anti Pewuula A. .1. Marsh and son. Nick, were In her sister-in-law, Mrs. W S. Wells. Get your money's worth at the Bandon on business this weak. Mr "Safety First" says Sidwell, do«-« Marsh owns one of the beat dairy Sanitary Peanut * Popcorn wagon. J. L. not necessarily apply excluaively t<» ranches on Elk river. He says there Everything absolutely fresh I Nov.JSp railroads or automobile drivers, fie aro lots of cattle for sale in Curry Foster, Proprietor. i