I
BORN—to Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Tanner of the Star Ranch, a daugh-
ter.
BORN—to Mr and Mrs. C. E.
Spangler,, June 17th, twins; two
daughters.
Miss Vale, who is now teaching on
Sixes river, spent Saturday and Sun­
day in Langlois.
Some of tlie young people went to
Bandon last Saturday evening and
took in the show.
Mr. Eller, the piano man from
Portland, is spending a few days with
friends in Langlois.
Miss Lena Langlois and sister. Del-
phi, of Bandon. are spending a few
days at the Capps home in Denmark.
Mrs. Lydia Olsen has just rented
the Haagensen tenement house and
took |H>ssession last Saturday, June
17th.
The Edson Elliott company show-
played in Langlois. Sunday. Monday
and Tuesday evenings. I hear It well
spoken of.
Mrs. Mel Fitzhugh has sufficiently
recovered from her recent illness to
be taken to her home on Sixes river
last Sunday, the 19th.
;
FORD CAR
There’s a reason why there are more than
one million three hundred thousand Ford
cars in use today, and that reason is based
on the matchless service and ecpnomy of
Ford cars. Universal service is the most
conclusive evidence of genuine value. That
is one good reason. Buy today—
LANGLOIS AND COMMUNITY'
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TOURING CARS_____ $525
ROADSTERS_______ $475
DELIVERED IN BANDON
A. GARFIELD, Agent
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MI m Anna Hughes who hat just
completed a course of study in St
Mary’s Academy of Portland, passed
through town on her way home to
Riverdale last Wednesday.
We are glad to hear that Mrs.aHan-
son, of the Star Ranch, is improving
nicely. She is now at Emergency Hos­
pital, Bandon,
where she recently
underwent a critical surgical opera
tion.
F A. Vogu, D. D. S , is making
friends among us. He. accompanied
by his wife, was here last Sunday and
Monday, doing dental work. He Is
agreeable and skillful and best of all.
his work doesn’t hurt. *
Our present mail schedule works a
great inconvenience to postmistress,
mall carriers and the public. I sup­
pose. instead of growling it will be
better to pull the right wires for a
change to convenient time.
Mrs. Haagensen and her sister.
Miss Mattle Russell, returned from
Portland last Saturday. June 17.
They have been visiting friends and
relatives ,in and near Portland and
claim to have been entertained roy­
ally and to have enjoyed every min
ute thoroughly.
Miss Jenny Bossen has returned
C. N. Smith and wife took out their
home for her summer vacation. She 41200, five-passenger Buick last Fri­
was accompanied by her little niece, day, and, accompanied by Mr. aud
Alice Button of Bandon.
Mrs. Cheever and Mr. Eller, the pl-
Announcement of the marriage of ano man. went to Lakeport for the
Miss Agnes Hughes and Dr. R. V. day. They fished successfully, but
Many Women Xeeil Help
Making the Most of June
Women are aa much inclined to
To enjoy the beautiful month of keep, to occur Tuesday. June 20th, their appetites were equal to the oc-
Hearty congratula­ caston, and no fish were brought
kidney trouble as are men, but too June to the utmost, one must be in are published.
often make the mistake of thinking good health. Kidneys failing to work tions are offered.
home.
that a certain amount of pain and properly cause aches and pains, rheu­
torture is their lot and cannot be matism, lumbago, soreness, stiffness.
avoided. Foley Kidneyf Pills give Foley Kidney Pills make kidneys ac­ HI ItAL CREDIT LAW W'Ol’I.D
trict court, handed down the decls
quick relief from backache, pains in tive and healthy and banish suffer­
LOWER RATES ONE-TIIIHD Ion
lie said In part: “Tlie remedy
sides and musclos, stiff, sore, aching ing and misery. Why not feel fine
of
tlie
applicant lies in Congress. Our
joints, and bladder ailments.--OR- and fit? Be well! Be strong! —OR-
A reduction of one-third of the alien friends should, thru their
ANGE PHARMACY.______________ je ANGEFHARMACY.
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present interest rates In farm loans friends, directly seek that branch of
would be secured by the proposed the government for relief.
When
rural credits measure, the Initiative such devotion to tlie United States
petition fry which is now ready for and the constitution is given as the
circulation. Other features in its fa­ petitioner has shown in the last 20
vor, as enumerated by C. E. Spence, years of complete surrender to out
master of the Oregon State Grange, in customs and institutions, his petition
When we place the word "your" in btg capital letters
a communication, are as follows:
should not fall on deaf ears.” Oza
it is for emphasis.
It harmonizes with the proposed wa's appeal has been watched with
It means not to borrow your neighbor's telepone.
federal legislation for rural credits, keen interest by the Tlkyo press and
by Americans and Japanese of the
which it would supplement.
When you use another’s telephone you must not think
It is self-operating, requiring no Pacific coast. It is said that the de
that you are not causing inconvenience merely because the
additional administrative expense, go­ partment of Justice at Washington
subscriber says he does not care.
ing into file hands of the State land had instructed the U. 8. District At
While you hold the wire, there may be several calls
board consisting of the governor, sec­ torney to begin cancellation proceed
for the line and "busy” reports have to be made.
retary of state and state treasurer, ings at once had the court granted
which has handled successfully the Ozawa citizenship.
With good telephone service available for everyone at low-
state school funds of 14,000,000.
rates, there is no excuse for anybody to habitually borrow- a
THE ORIGIN OF DORK
It adds nothing to the taxpayers'
telephone.
burden, since all operating costs are
“Neither a borrower nor a lender be,”
Mary had a little pig,
to be borne by the borrower.
Its tail Inclined to snarl.
Bonds for obtaining tlie loan funds
COOS & CURRY TELEPHONE CO.
can be marketed at lower rates than I It followed lier to Washington,
And now it's in a bar'L
farm mortgages, while at the same
time the state merely “goes security” ' Mary raised this little pig
for wliicli.it is amply protected by
Till lie became a shoat;
mortgages <jn land at double the val Then presented tiitn to Congress
lie of tlie loan.
To capitulate the vote.
Farmers of Oregon are compelled
to compete in world markets with I And now he rules the army
The navy and the lake«:
farmers having a much lower credit
Eight Day service between Coquille River and ’Frisco a rate, and until tills condition is reme­ Too had lie can't be captured
From the legislative fakes.
died the state will not advance as It i
USE
YOUR
HELD PREVENT FOREST FIRES
When Ton Go Hunting or Fishing
Always See That the Camp
Eire is Extinguished.
SAILS
FOR
BANDON
FIRST CLASS Passenger Fare
$10.00 and $7.50
FROM
SAN FRANCISCO
RESERVATIONS: J. E. Norton.Coqu ille
Perkins’, Myrtle Point: Hiilyer's Cigar
Store, Marshfield; E. B. Thrift, Langlois
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
J. L. K ronenberg . President
F. J. F ahy , Cashier
T. P. H anly , Vice-President
W. J. S weet , Assistant Cashier
R. H. R osa
C. Y. L owe
Bank of Bandon
Bandon, Oregon"
Capital $50,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $25,000.00
Drafts on the Principal Cities of the »«orld. A Générai
Banking Business. Accountsof Individual® and
Corporations Solicited.
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Much Myrtle in County
Rtata of Ohio City of Toledo,
Lucas County, as.
Frank J Cheney make, oath that ha
I. senior partner of the Arm of F. .1
Cheney * Co, doing business In the
City of Toledo. County »nd State afore­
said, and that »»Id firm will pay ths
• urn of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS f"r
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot bs cured by the uee nf HALL'R
CATARRH CURE FHANKJ CHENET
Sworn to before me and atibaorlbed
In my presence, this tlth day of Decem­
ber. A. D. I«»«
A W GLEARON.
(Real)
Notary Cubits'.
Hall', Catarrh Cure ta tak n Intern­
ally and acta through the Blood on the
Mucoua Hitrface, of th* Byatem. Send
tor testimonials, free.
F J CHENET A CO. Toledo. O,
Rold by all druggist«. 7Sc.
Hall’« Family 1'111« for constipation.
What makes the pig so popular ?
The eager people cry;
Because there's , ork Inside him,
And Congress drill defy.
D PRIZE
The pen Is mightier than the sword.
1
We often have been told;
But pens for Congreae porkers
Are always built of gold.
lma P acific
Ex 1’05 I T I ON ’ 1 91 5
CHICHESTER SPILLS
DIAMOND
Sperry Recipe for Pop-Ov*re
Should Mary raise another pig,
We beg here to advise
That pigs are n >t for Congress.
But should be kept in sties
—Newton Wilcoxon.
(By WALT MASON)
The other fellow ought to do the
Agates cut and mounted
things I leave undone. 1 like to hand (
Brothers.
him precept« true and counsel by the |
ton. The other fellow’d find it wise
to lead the simple life, to rigidly
economize, assisted by his wife, j
While I blow in the good long green '
for diamond-studded lyres, for jugs ,
■ f s arkllng gasoline snd costly rub­
ber tires. The other fellow ought I
to buy the cheaper cuts of meat, and
feed hl« children prune« while I the
juicy sirloin eat. The other fellow
ought to keep within his modest
means, and he can make hts living !
cheap, by raising spud« and beans !
The other fellow ought to sweat an<t
struggle for each dime, vahile I go
blithely Into debt, and have a bull/
time. The other fellow ought to
know that rainy days will come, and
he. to sidestep grief and woe. should
save an ample sum While I blow all
my coin away, ranch faster thao It’»
earned, and say about the rainy day.
"The rainy day be derned.”
*’U"h»n I »*• a yrowlnc lad. and came
upon many word* in my rwdihj that
1 did not understand. my mother. la-
ataad of ffiv.n* ma the definition when
1 applied to baa. uniformly eent ma to
the dictionary to learn it, and in thio
way I rrfitiualiy learned maar Üiíacn
bee idea the meanin* of the individual
word in question amen* other thin*»,
Coos Bay Tinies: Mr. McCormack
returned from a trip to M.vrtle Point
and sections of the Coquille valley,
where he Investigated the supply of
myrtle wood. He say« there la a
large enough quantity to last for
many years, and believes thut n >t
only could myrtle wood furniture and
novelty factories be established here,
but that the wood could be aent out
m well.
He said that bark In the
hills there seems to be an al undent
iiupply of the myrtle wood, though
the supply is not so great that tha
people should allow It to lie cut down
mid burned for firewood
S. S. ELIZABETH
should.
It is necessary to get 25.000 signa-
tures on the
petitions within the
present month. Since no funds are
available t<ir circulating them reli­
ance is to be placed on volunteer
help. Those wishing petitions to cir­
culate may secure them by writing
C. E. Spence. Oregon City, or I f>
Brown, Arlington. Oregon.
not give your lad
the name training?
Extraordinary precaution atainst
forest fires is as necvaaary this sea­
son. no th wit hsta nding the backward
spring, as in years past for the woods
are now rapidly drying
how to u»e a dictionary, and the gyvat
pleasure and adrantaae there mt* ht
As a good citizen you are urged
be ia the «ne of the dictionary.
1. To exercise utmost care with the
Afterward», when I went to the viBa«e
camp fires you may build, carefully
achool. my chief diversion. after lee-
and completely extinguishing them
•oao were learned and before they
were recited, wee in turn in* over the
upon leaving camp even for a short
pagre of the ‘Unabridged ’ of those
interval, and to refrain from wilful­
day a.
Now the moat modern len-
ly burning brush
brid«ed IbeNEW INTERNATIONAL-
*ivea me a pleasure of the aame nori.
2. To extinguish, If possible, any
Ho far aa my hwowIMge estenda, it to
fire you may discover, remembering
at prenant the beet of the one-volume
that all (ires start as small fires, and
diet ion ar lee. and quite eu file lent for
to report the occurrence of the fire
all ordinary uaeo.
Even thoee who
poaaeaa the upland Id dietionarlea in
to the sheriff, warden or other offi­
aererai volumen will yet find it a great
cials.
convenience to have thia, which la eo
Don't toss away burning matches.
compact, eo full, and an trustworthy
ae to leave. In moat ranea, little to be
Don't build a fire that can spread
dealrod." Albert fLCooh. Ph.D.. LI*.
Don't leave a fire until it is out.
Profeaaor of the Fngllah language and
Don't pollute a stream.
l iterature. Yale Univ. April
IMI.
Tidy up a place after camping
Wim fer Rpertmen Pagen, tllwtretl&ae, Rte
Be a good woodsman.
af WUltll • WtW Of TUN ATI OU ÀL DICTIOUABT
Forest fires are public evils; it is
G. 4C. MERRIAM COMPANY.
up to you to help preserve the for­
For Over ÄÄ Yearn Puh I inhere of
ests. Besides, the state law de­
The Genuine Webster’« Dictionaries,
mands that no person shall wilfully
STRINGFIELD. MAM.. I'. 8. A.
or even carelessly set on (Ire any­
body o( timber or prairie. Buch an
Not Much Encouragement
act Is a misdemeanor, and such per­
Henry Sengstacken of Marshfield
son is also liable (or damages Io the a few weeks ago wrote Secretary
injured party.
Daniela of the navy department, set­
ting forth that there is now 37 feet
Western World the Quick Print of water on the Cooa Bay bar, a 25-
Western World the Quick Print. foot channel to Marshfield sml that
they hoped to iron have 30 feet He
also told of Coos Bay coal and the
possibility of briqustlng. Secretary
Daniels In thanking him for the in­
formalion says "the navy department,
does not at this time contemplate the
establishment of any additional coal­
ing stations on the Pacific coast nor
does it contemplate the establishment
of a government briquet factory.”
TELEPHONE.
Large Two Berth Outside State­
rooms with running water.
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3 eg**, h«npln< pint flperry Flour,
little salt. 1 pint milk.
Put th* agfi. m H en»1 flout Info • bowl;
mil In th* mllli tad pour Into d**p mmildi.
The mould« mu»t he 2 Inch«« Mfh
Fill
half full and babe In a hot oven 21 mlnut**
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Coin melante bue. sealed with BluatOÙ
Ribbon Tea, go nraia n.»a,,..»v/
n.egglM a.A aak fi.» CHI-CBZA.T» ■ • V
m v una t> nn a n o pills , for twenty««,
year« regarded a« Be-t.hafeat, Aiwa«« Reliable.
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Citizenship l»enle«l
American citizenship has been de­
nted to Tokyo Ozawa, a Japanese, in
Honolulu, Hawaii. It waa a test !
vAa«. The court ruled tnal tn»' Jap-
are Mongoliana, and that the
word “white" does not include the
Mongolian race
Judge Charles F.
Clem mans. of the United State« Dia-
CREAM SEPARATORggj)
MOST SANITARY
Th. MECHANICAL WASHER and
STERILIZER for quick and complete
f>owl-rleaning i« pushing the old ,tyk<
•low “hand waaning" methods to the
back-ground.
The UNITED STATES is ths only
separator adapted to mechanical wash­
ing.
SOLID NICKEL SILVER usedouly
in the akimmmg device of U. 8. Cream
(Separators, ia a metal that ruat
cannot toueh.
We guarantee it.
With a »urfa<e always ao smooth, and
with the U. 8. »bimmer so free from
obstructing corner« and angles.
Nickel Silver i« remarkably rasp to
ckan and, therefore, ideally sanitary.
7 he IT. 8 skimming devke la composed
of amooth, curved blade, or plate, open
from renter to eireiimference, through
which the washing water is forced in
tremendous current.
SOLID NICKEL SILVER is easy
to ckan anyway, but with the Meehan-
iral Waaher ia cleaned in leaa than
half th, tim, nf other akimming
device,.
The SANITARY LINER ia eaaily
removed from the howl chamber and
waahed with other narti. No milk
rome, in contact with the iron bowl
chamber.
I>t u, ,how you them aupenor quali-
tie,.
Bandon Hardware Co. 0’"-”"
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