Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983, April 13, 1916, Image 4

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    M. W. Payne made a short busi­
Suit sale at New York Store, next
ness trip to Coos Bay the first of door to Orpheum.
It
Our crrc/e of
the week.
Fred E. Burgess, a homesteader of
patrona ia
Vaney and Alta Willard were visit­ the Floras creek country in Curry
growing, t/ity
DID YOU SEE
TO MAKE YOl'R
ing with relatives at Coquille the first county is entoying a visit from his
find ut on
tho iquart
of the week.
father, Ed
Burgess of Winona.
Join tho circi«
Atty. Tom Bennett of Marshfield Washington.
was a Bandon visitor the latter part
Removal Sale at Mitchell's Furni­
last Sunday? The music for this play
Gown complete add a new LAVA-
of the past week.
ture Store on the Hill. Call now
has been recorded for the VICTOR.
Li
ER
or
PIN.
We
have
a
splendid
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Wade were visi- while this Sale is on and get all
Come
in and ask us to play for you
selection at reasonable prices.
I tors at Marshlield Tuesday returning kinds of goods at 20 per cent dis-
record
No. 35007, "The Death of
t t t
count.
1 1 A3Uc
the following day.
Ase" and "Morning" by Grieg.
Why
not
buy
that
WALTHAM
Always use Victor Machines with
Go to Mitchell's Furniture store on
t t t
WATCH for a surprise.
in plain
1 the hill for bargains
He is giving Victor Records and Victor needles—
The
VICTROLA
brings to the home
case, 7-jewel movement only $12.50
There is no other
lA30c the combination
20 per cent discount.
the best in music, played by tlie best
and it is good for a life time; 15-
way
to
get
the
unequalled
Victor
Harold Manwarning of Curry coun-
talent the world can produce.
jewel at $17.00
It
| ty was in Bandon to attend the tone.—Sahro Bros.
t t t
t t t
Prof A. Richards is preparing for
I dance Saturday night.
Select
a
few
pieces
for next Sunday
A
CHAIN,
FOB
and
SCARF
PIN
R. H. Mast jitneyed to Bandon with a private recital to be given at his
and add a little more joy to your
will go well with that new suit. Come
studio
in
about
three
weeks.
The
a load of Coquillians Saturday, re­
home for Easter.
in and look our selections over.
program is to contain both vocal and
turning the same day.
t t t
t t t
instrumental numbers.
ANOTHER NEW ONE
Miss Minnie Ned left Friday for
The latest VICTOR RECORDS
COMMUNITY
AND
ALVIN
Herbert Armstrong and Geo. S
Salem, where she will enter a Fed­
are received as soon as they are
SILVERWARE
Gothro. timber men of North Bend,
eral school tor Indians.
placed on the market each month.
(Guaranteed 50 Years)
were loooking after business matters
County Probation Officer H. W
in the city Tuesday.
They were
t t t
Victor-VictrolM from
to S2OO
Dunham was down from Coquille
guests at the Gallier.
LIBBY'S CUT GLASS
Easy Terms if Desired
for a short stay Monday.
—the World's Best,
Mrs. E. A. Hartman arrived the
THE WONDERFUL
F. J. Hughes of Denmark was a
CAUTION—Always use Victor ma-
forepart of the week from Portland,
t t t
buyer at local stores Tuesday. Mr.
WASHING PASTE
She
chines with Victor records and Vic-
where she spent the winter,
MANTLE AND DESK CLOCKS
Hughes is a Curry county dairyman.
joins her husband here who lias been
tor needles—the combination. There
BIG BEN and other Alarm Clocks
Takes the backache
Buy your household outfit at Mit­ stopping at the Gallier.
is no other way to get the unequaled
t t t
out of wash day
chell's Furniture store on the Hill
Victor tone.
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING
Otto Neuman lias accepted a posl-
and get the big 20 per cent off. 1A30C
lion with the Fyfe Lumber company.
Mias Agnes Hughes, a local teach­ C. H. Hurley having resigned his po-
er, spent Saturday and Sunday at the ■iilon with the company to a< ept one
home of her parents in Curry county with the Moore Lumber company.
Dr. S. J. Mann made a professional
Miss Nellie Belloni, of Bandon, was
trip to Langlois in his Buick Monday the gueHt of her former schoolmate,
He was accompanied by W. A. Le- Miss Sylvia Rackleff, :n Florence last
Dozone will not harm the
Gore.
Friday and Saturday, while on her
anufacturing
ewelers
hands nor the mo,t delicate
Ernest Wilkins, a student at the way to Eugene.—Florence West.
B andon , O regon
T elephone 751
laces, linens or the finest silks
Fnlverslty of Oregon, arrived home
Earl Sargeant, for the past few
A positive guarantee with
Saturday for a week's spring vaca­ months employed at the Parks’ rest
every can.
tion.
lurant, left Tuesday morning for Ta­
Special sale of Men's, Boy's and coasters for a number of years and Peery drug store, The change is en­
Atty. Claude H. Giles of Myrtle coma, Washington, where he will be
One 25c can does 10
Children’s Suits, 30 per cent reduc­ is considered a capable man for the tirely due to the industry and taste
Point and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Dun­ employed with, a mining company.
large family washings.
ham of Coquille were Sunday guests
Services at the Seventh Day Ad­ tion. New York Store, next door to Job. He was engineer on the ill-fated of the new pharmacist, T. W. I.aird.
It Randolph and was ofie of the two Mr. I.aird is a pleasant and affable
at the Gallier.
ventist church are as follows: Sab­ Orpheum theatre.
Zumwalt Bros, of Sixes river have bath school on Saturday at 10 o'clock dealer, now postmaster at Eckley in men saved from the hull of the up­ gentleman and evidently possesses
placed an order with Whitsett & p. m.: preaching at 11 a. m.; preach­ Curry county, came in several days turned vessel by the Bandon Coast the know how to keep a drug estab­
lishment in order. He is rapidly be­
Sherrard in a new Chevrolet, to be ing Sunday evening at 7:30. Every­ ago after supplies. Mr. Hines doesn't Guard crew.
coming
assimilated with Scioans and,
delivered at once.
body welcome.
tf look natural, having reduced about
The Moose lodge is making the
Mrs. Lionel Gordon returned to her
Ralph Moore returned from To­ 25 pounds, but he says his new’ lo- weekly Thursday night meetings in­ the Tribune opines, is destined to be­
home at Marshfield Sunday, after ledo, Ore., the latter part of last ! cation agrees with him perfectly.
teresting these days and the attend­ come a popular citizen of our town.—•
Dr.
8.
C.
Endicott
traded
his
Reo
visiting a few days with her sister-in- week.
ance is growing.
Each week two Scio (Oregon) Tribune. From which
He was accompanied home
law, Mrs. W. S. Wells.
from Portland by his brother. Geo automobile to B. W. Charlesworth, members are selected to furnish the it is deduced the former Batidonian
is evidently ‘‘there with the goods”
Get a suit cheap by taking advan- Jr., who was in the city on business | ihe forepart of the week, for mud entertainment, and some of the stunts
in his new home.
flat
lots
in
the
eastern
part
of
town.
pulled
off
would
easily
qualify
on
the
tage of the thirty per cent reduction
Get today's Oregonian today at tin
A recall election held last week at
offered by New York Store, next to Orange Pharmacy.
It Yesterday he and C. McC. Johnson vaudeville stage. The boys are keep­
j purchased several more lots adjoin- ing tab on the talent produced in view Eastside was successful in ousting
Orpheum theatre.
It
Anything that will lighten the bur
ug the first ones and togetheir they of staging a minstrel performance two school directors, W. F. Byerly
Arthur Coach must still look to hie len of washday is deserving of a
low have six.
sometime in the near future.
and Mrs. Eleanor Hadlock There I?
I sister. Mrs. Carey of Coquille, a-' trial. One trial of Dozone will con
M. D. Sherrard brought several pas-
Many people remark about the also a school fight on at Kentuck In­
■ guardian of his worldly goods, Juiffci vlnce the most skeptical. Read about
GROCERY
t'oke having refused to give him his it in the Sanito Grocery ad on thi 1 <engers down from Bandon yesterday clean and orderly condition of the let in this county.
I liberty.
page.
It j in a Chevrolet, among whom was
I Geo. Johnson who is on his way to
The names of Mr. and Mrs Hugh
Deputy Sheriff W. C. I^alrd came
Wedderburn to take charge of the
Leneve of this city were noted among down from ('oqui)le on business fot
Macleay cannery, a position lie lias
tlie visitors registered at the Coot the sheriff's office the latter part of
SUGGEST A NAME AND
held during several seasons.— Port
Bay hotels the forepart of this tlie week, and incidently gave his
Orford Tribune.
GET A DOZEN
week.
brother, George, and I)r. L. 1*. Soren-
Easter
post
cards
and
Easter
nov-
Otto Sabro was at Coos Bay on
Maurice Brown, brother-in-law of ten a few lessons at pool.
eities at the Orange Pharmacy. It
business last week.
Cashier E D. Webb of tlie First Na
A dozen $5.00 photos are offered
Atty and Mrs. G. T. Treadgold and
John Hulton of Beaver Hill was a tlonnl, is working at the bank with free to the one suggesting the most
Bandon visitor the first of the week Mr. Corson during Mr Webb's trip to Appropriate name for the studio for­ son. Graydon, accompanied by Cash­
merly owned by L. I. Wheeler. The ier E. D. Webb of the First National
See our pretty leather Wrist Watch Curry county.
and A. Garfield drove to Gold Beach
Holders that have Just arrived.
Thirty per cent off on men's and idvertisement of the new manage­ Saturday in Mr. Treadgold's new
Sabro Bros.
It boy's suits at the New York Store. nent explains the contest.
Studebaker. Tlie attorney is attend­
W. H. McBride came down from
next door to Orpheum theatre
A
Hugh 1 .eneve and wife
ing to legal matters in circuit court
It Bandon a few days ago to see his now in session there.
Marshfield visitors the latter part of chance to save money.
The person suggesting the Best Name for
laughter, Mrs. Grace Dean, who has
last week.
W. J. McKenna, secretary of the
Tlie Bandon-Coquille road, which
the photograph studio formerly conducted
been seriously ill for the past week,
Easter Novelties, chicks, rabbits, i Moore Lumber company, lias arrived
tint who is somewhat improved at was impassable for a few weeks un­
by L. I. Wheeler, but now under new man­
baskets, etc., at the Orange Phar­ from Toledo, Oregon to resume his
til repairs of the past winter's flood
macy.
11 I duties with the company. Mr Mc­ his time.— Port Orford Tribune.
agement,
will be awarded FREE a dozen
damages could be made, is now open
Mrs. Sam Briggs of Bandon spent
Agates cut, polished and mounted ! Kenna has been in the east the past
$5.00
Photographs
of their own choice in
for traffic and is said to be in fal
a few days in this city with tier
by Sabro Bros.
it year on a visit at his old home.
style. The name chosen will be adopted
condition for auto travel.
Many
not her, ' Grandma” Leneve last week
cars have been traveling over the
by the new management. Everybody is
before departing for Loa Angeles
road the past two weeks and one
eligible to win the prize.
where she and her husband will re-
auto stage line is now operating.
ilde in the future - Coquille Herald
A look at the Orange Pharmacy
A crew of fifteen Chinamen arrived
from Astoria yesterday morning nnd window makes one want to dig out
were taken to Wedderburn in the his old clothes, grab a rod and a can
ANSWERS MUST BE IN BY 6:00 p. m.
Central Transfer Co.'» auto truck the of salmon eggs and hie himself to the
<ame day. They will be employed In wilds of Curry county for a fishing
SATURDAY. APRIL 22. Address them to
the Macleay salmon cannery at that trip. Mr. Wells' display is a min­
in your own home with the
iature reproduction of the famous
place.
P. O. BOX 194, BANDON, ORE.
Looking Glass creek and Is suggestive
An Easter Bazaar and Luncheon
of his new line of fishing tackle.
will be Riven by the Presbyterian
y
Genial W. L. Reach was in from
Ladies' Aid, Saturday. April 15. be­
ginning at noon nnd continuing un­ his ranch the first of the week greet- |
til 7 p tn It will be held In the Tim­ ing local friends and transacting busi­
mons building lately vacated by the ness matters Mr. Beach states that
i Golden Rule store.
2t he finds farming is the only life
He was one of the musicians at the
Ote Cronkhite has accepted a posi­
Four Mile hail dance Saturday night |
tion with the Parks' restaurant as
and states the crowd was the largest |
are on sale every Saturday and Sunday
cook. Mr. Cronkhite has n reputa­
he
has
seen
at
a
country
dance
with
return limit of Monday at the fol­
tion for being "there" when it coni»-.-
The World-Famous Wagnerian So­
in years.
to cooking
He was employed with
lowing rates: Coquille to Myrtle Point
prano, Lillian Nordica, is now deceased,
the Hydro-Sixes Mining company the
D. G. Murray, formerly of Falls
and return 50c; to North Bend and re­
past winter
City, Ore , a building contractor by
but her voice can still be heard in all its
turn
$1.15; to Marshfield 95c; to Powers
trade. Is one of the late comers in
.1 Denholm of Portland is expect­
beauty with Columbia Records exclusively.
and return $1.50; to North Lake and re-
Bandon, having taken up residence
ed to arrive in Bandon this week foi
turn $1.90.
with his family on Filmore avenue
Among others of world fame in Grand
a visit with his daughter, Mrs. Thoe
Mr Murray expects to engage in his
Robinson
Mr. Denholm spends a
Opera, we may mention Mary Garden,
business here this summer, but if the
portion of the summer here each
Cavalieii, Constentino, Fremstad and many
ihipyard opens he will try to get em­
year
He has considerable property
in the many lakes and rivers in Coo«.
ployment there. He Is an experienc­
others. In fact the leading artists of all
holdings in the city.
Douglas and
Lane counties
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Visit North
ed ship carpenter.
Lake this coming week end and see the
countries.
Geo. Dafoe and L. E Swan were
besuties of this section and try vour hand
Circuit court will convene in Coos
in from the new millsite the fore­
at catching the elusive fish. Ask for fish­
'ounty Monday. April 21st, with
We carry them in stock. Hear them
ing Bulletin.
part of the week expecting a boiler
udge Hamilton of Roseburg presid-
and other machinery to arrive on
and select what you like. No guess work
ng. according to Judge John 3 Coke,
one of the boats from San Francisco
like when you are ordering from a cata­
who was In Bandon Saturday enroute
and making arrangements to have it
to Gold Beach
Atty. O. T. Tread
logue.
hauled to the mill.
gold's $50.000 damage suit will
E. H. Divelbiss, the new owner of probably be heard at this session, un­
the Bungalow Groc«<y on Oregon less some important witness gets
Further information can be
avenue, ha« an announcement in thia "crippled up" in an auto accident as I
secured from
iasue of Western World that should before
LOCAL SOUTHERN PACIFIC AGENT
be read by everyone. Mr Diveibis»
or write to
Dave Colvin is now captain of the
Sole Agent«
Phone 551
Is an experienced grocer and intend*
John M. Scott, General Passer ger Agent
Rustler, bringing that craft Into the
Portland, Oregon
to conduct an up-to-data »tore
local port Friday
Mr. Colvin has
S. E Hines, fonierly local fruit been employed
on small gasoline i
PEER GYNT
EASTER
DOZONE
No Rubbing
(sj
M
S abro B ros .
J
SAN ITO
Local News
$5.00 PHOTOS FREE
111
ALL THE MUSIC OF ALL
THE WORLD
Columbia Graphonola
and Columbia Records
111
W eek E nd T ickets
Fishing is Fine
S outhern P acific L ines
BANDON DRUG CO.
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