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About Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1916)
Stilwell of Bandon, had her ankle di»- Z located Tuesday in an accident to the horse she was driving. Dr. Pem berton was called. Misses Maude and Lettie Wilson registered at the Gallier from Marsh field Tuesday evening. They are | spending a few days on the beach and at the Chautauqua grounds. I E. E. Wells and family, who have I been residents of Bandon for the past 'three years, left Saturday for Olalla. In Douglas county, where they intend to make their future home. SPECIAL Until July 20 only, we can offer you HILLSDALE ASPARA GUS TIPS at 15c per can After July 20th the price advance» to 20c Those acquainted with this brand realize that this is an excellent bargain at the present cost of asparagus Buy a can of ROYAL BAKING POWDER this week and get a useful cook book free Sanito Grocery H. E. HORNUNG, Prop. Phone 571 Bike Delivery The Bandon Steam Laundry has in augurated a new service that will ap peal to many local housewives It is known as "wet wash” See | artlcu- lars in their ad in this issue. tf Expert watch repairing. Let us ex amine your watch and give an esti mate on cost of repairing.—Sabro Bros.. Bandon, Ore. It Dear Madam: Have you tried New- Bandon Butter? if not, you should do so at once. It's the best on the market (made of pasteurized sweet cream.) Ask your grocer for it. tf Mrs. Lillie Prewitt returned from e Willamette valley Saturday, where she has been visiting for some time. She took in the Rose Carni val at Portland and other things of interest. S abro B ros . M anufacturing J ewelers T elephone 751 B andon . O regon - DEALERS IN DEALERS IN Watches Diamonds Jewelry, Etc. Victor Victrolas Victor Records • OUR MANUFACTUR ING DEPARTMENT OF FERS UNUSUAL FACIL ITIES FOR MAKING UP INDIVIDUAL PIECES QV AGATE JEWELRY. C. B. Franklin, advance agent, and V. A. MacGrew, assistant superin tendent of Chautauqua system, ar rived in the city the first of the week and have been busy with the local committee. » • • • Everything that is best in Talking Machine construction is incorporated in the Victor. Victor Records cost a little more than others because bet ter and more accomplished art ists play and sing for the Victor. Use Victor Machines and Victor Records with Victor Needles—the combination. George Stoltz left Tuesday morning for Portland. From there he intends to go to eastern Washington in view of finding a position. George until John de Meritt, who has been in recently was employed by the Central Transfer company. the tie hauling business near Bandon Edwards and Wynne, government came down Friday, to spend the boat inspectors, arrived Monday and Fourth with the folks at home. He made a complete Inspection of all the was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. C. crafts on the lower river. They in 3. Jackson, the latter a cousin, who spected the tug Klihyain early Mon came down for a short visit.—Gold Beach Reporter. day morning. The Capt. Robert Johnson family In the Johnson car and the Webb Fahy family of Prosper in the Fahy auto, left yesterday morning for an extended auto tour, which takes them as far north as Portland and The Dalles. The Johnsons will return in a few weeks; but the Fahys will also A heavy coil of galvanized wire, visit Crater Lake and the Klamath which was accidently knocked into country before returning to Bandon. the flywheel of the engine at the L. E. Swan of Mihigan, who has Acme Planing mill, Tuesday, caused been in this section several monthB, quite a bit of excitement for a while. and who recently purchased an Inter The main belt was thrown off but no est in a patent wood preservative pro damage was done, except that the cess from a Curry county man, is wire was ground to pieces. now located at Gaylord in the South A series of short blasts from the Fork valley where he is erecting a steamer Telegraph's whistle brought sawmill and will make a specialty of many to the dock Monday evening. novelties in cedar. P. L. Phelan of It was fire drill, staged for the U. 8. Myrtle Point is associated with him. Fred Finch, who has been suffer ing for several weeks from rheuma tism and complications, is still in a precarious condition. He is in the care of his mother and his wife. The county court, while stopping here Monday, called on the family to lend aid, it having been reported to them that immediate financial help wa3 necessary. The Moose lodge has been aiding Mr. Finch since he wa» first stricken. Miss Mae Morrison of Winnemucca, Nev., who is visiting at the home of Dorothy E. Langlois. her brother, H. F. Morrison in Ban J. D. Mills, Hotel St. Paul, 130 don, went to Myrtle Point last week The excursion to Bandon on the 4th St., corner of Alder, Portland, for a short visit at the home of Mrs. Fourth was well patronized by the Ore. «-ltfc Myrtle McNair. Miss Grace Gibson was a Coos Bay people of this city, and the Dispatch visitor the first of the week. Mrs. O. R. Willard and daughters, BORN—Sunday morning to Mr. was comfortably crowded for the trip Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Wells visited Orva and Dora, went to Coquille last and Mrs. G. R. McNair, a 7 1-2 pound down the river. The beach is always son. He is the first born and al relatives and friends at Marshfield week, where they will visit. an attraction for those who live in 8 h n day. E. E. Oakes and family went to ready shows signs of becoming a land, and we are fortunate in being Bear creek Wednesday and expect to good hardware salesman. so located that ft costs us only dimes <’■ F. 1’apo of the Sperry Flour Co., R. Martindale came down from inspectors who happened along the was a Marshfield visitor the forepart be gone about two weeks. Buy a can of Royal Baking Powd- while others have to pay dollars and of the week. Rev. John W. Hoyt ot Gold Beach Olalla, Douglas county, by team last previous afternoon. The crew ably er and get a cook book free at the often hundreds of them to go hear week, returning Saturday with E. E. demonstrated its ability to cope with Sanito this week. It what the wild waves are saying.— Archie Rosa, assistant postmaster, will occupy the Presbyterian pulpit Wells and family. He says that any emergency that might arise on Coquille Sentinel. Sabbath morning, July 16th. was a business visitor at the countv Ross Smith, who made a trip to Douglas crops were greatly benefit- board that boat. seat Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Page. Lester ted by the recent rains. Bandon Saturday, returned by the If You Want Quick Relief Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Chamberlain Coast road in one hour and 20 min Buy a can of Royal Baking Powd- Rose and Mrs. Wm. Selliner made up Among the people of the far east Men and women who feel their a fishing party to Elk river Sunday. arrived in Bandon a few days ago utes. While that time would not be health failing because of weak, over er this week and get a cook hook free ern states who will be boosters for at the Sanito. It William and John Luthold of Pow Bandon and its beach are Mr. and from San Francisco, where they have fast on a level paved road, over hills worked or disordered kidneys will be made their home the past year. and steei> grades and some sandy go pleased to know that Foley's Kidney Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Treadgold I and ers, came down to Bandon for a va Mrs. W. 8. Robbins, of Denby, Vt., Mr. Chamberlain Is employed as auto ing it is about the fastest that can Pills are prompt in action and give party motored to Marshfield for a cation and to visit with their parents. who were visitors here the latter part quick results in the relief of rheu driver on the Bandon-Ferry stage be made over that route. The dis matism, sore muscles, aching Joints, brief visit Sunday. Gus Barre has accepted a position ! of the week. line, being one of the original owners tance is 32.6 miles.- Marshfield Rec backache, pains in side, and sleep dis A marriage license was issued on as waiter on the steamer 8peedwell ' Appraisers for the John L. Kron- of the line. Mrs. Chamberlain is a ord. turbing bladder troubles.--ORANGI' and left on the last trip to San Fran- - enberg estate .»».• r I' Hasty, F. . i . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Smith. PHARMACY. Jy July 3 to Charles II. Mansell cisco. The "Scout” car, whose occupants Fahy and W. C. Parker. According Mrs. Chas. Korth and daughter. are mapping the roads through Coos Her Left Side Hurt The gas schooner Patsy arrived in to Probate court notes In the CqflUille Miss Martha, leave on the next boat and Curry counties for the Pacific Mrs. Laura Beall, Platsburg, Miss., Sentinel the estate consists of 110,- port Monday afternoon, making the for San FranciBco, to visit with Coast Blue Book, started on its offi write«: "Last April I got in bad round trip to Portland and return in 000 of real property and 140,000 per friends and with Captain Korth. cial trip from the new Bandon Garage health; my left side hurt all the time. sonal six days. I had symptoms of Bright's disease. whose ship will arrive in San Fran building Sunday morning bound for I took Foley Kidney pills and feel Miss Mildred Langley, who had cisco from South America soon. Dur Mrs. Bessie G Libby of the Marsh Coquille. A complete log is made, in all right now." They quickly relieve field telephone exchange was in Ban been the guest of Miss Myrtle Bishel ing their absence the Captain John cluding every detail about the road backache, rheumatism, aches and ion on business for the company at Gold Beach several weeks, return Johnson family will occupy the Korth and country which might be of in pains. Bladder troubles, too, are corrected by this remedy.—ORANGE ed home Friday, She was accom- home. Monday. terest to tourists. PHARMACY pan led by Miss Bishel who will visit Rosa Smith and Wm. Horsfall. Jr., at the Langley home during Chau- of Marshfield motored to Bandon tauqua. Saturday evening to take in the week Mrs. E. J Wells of Corvallis and nd festb Hies. Mrs. Kate Whitehorn, mother and Dr. L. P. Sorensen Is expected slater of Henry and Clem Wells, are down from Portland the latter part i in the city for an extended stay and >t this week for a short visit with will also visit Walter Wells at Ban relatives and friends. don while in the county.—Marshfield New Post Toasties were perfected The Conlogue camp has ceased ope Record. to overcome the defects of old-style rations, pending settlement of the E N Smith, a heavy real estate corn flakes. And the hearty welcome longshoremen's strike and resum|>- holder of this section, has returned lon of the mills. they have received is ample proof that from California to spend the summer. Big Reduction Sale of Mens and Although the realty business is un their superiority is recognized. Roys' Clothing and Shoes at the New usually slow Just now he is making Vork Store, next door to Orpheum some attractive offers and aspects to New Post Toasties have a self-devel XXXXFLOUR heatre. Je2s t Sic make a few deals. Local News Bring Smiles $ perry N Miss Barbara Burrows returned E. J. Arnold was a Bandon yester to her home In Bandon Tuesday, after day and while in that city talked with a few weeks' visit with friends and many Bandonians. The sentiment. relatives at North Bend Mr. Arnold told the Record, was to Atty. F, J Chatburn spent last have a float in the parade and send week at Myrtle Point, attending thv over as many Bandon people A4 POB’ L. D. 8. convention He is president Bible —Marshfield Record. >f the southwest Oregon district. Frank B Cameron, editor of the Agitator at North Bend, was a busi- I news caller in Bandon Tuesday. Mr. Cameron says the date of the libel case against him has not yet been set. but he is anxiously awaiting the Mrs. R R Graves and children, of time for the fun to start ’orvallls. are among these who are Mrs. J. L. Smith and little son, of •nJoying the beach this week They irrbed Monday and are stopping at Coquille, wife of the county agricul turist. arrived here Monday to spend he Galller. a few day» away from the heat of the Patronize home industry and buy upper valley They were accompan rour Soda Pop from 8. It Ixtshbaugh ied by Mr. Smith, who returned to the if Bandon Bottling Works, Second county seat the following day. It MlltSp. Sam Armstrong. son of County Mrs l4tura Taylor who left here Commissioner O. J. Armstrong, had wm« time ago to visit relatives In his foot crushed while working with llutubolt county, has gone from Eu- a survey crew In the vicinity of "eka to Oakland. Cal , to make her Bridge. Sunday. The Injury Is not future home. serious and Sam expects to be at A Myrtle Point item saje Miss ¡work again witbin a few dava. Mr and Mrs Willis Frye of Kyr le Point, were business visitors in Bandon Tuesday Mr Frye is em- »lojed tn a tie camp at that place j GR and pri Z£ I anana T ac 1 f 1 c • 1915 E xposition bet.«* p-wS.T , 2 targe ketisr, 1 Bilk Is Bths soft Sosgk. Mil asS ballnf poo.tw to- la tea War aM ,,, Ma arft ¿-Mta Ball asi aad (Bl) I'-ur. oped, inner-flavor—the rich flavor of choice Indian corn. Try a handful dry —they’re mighty good that way, and the test will prove that, unlike common flakes, they do not depend on cream and sugar for their palatabilitv New Post Toasties do not “chaff the package, and they don’t mush down in cream like common “corn flakes.’’ The New Post Toasties are identified by tiny bubbles on each flake—produc ed by the quick, intense heat of the new process of manufacture, which also de velops their wonderful new flavor. Have your grocer send a package for tomorrow's breakfast. New Post Toasties
