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About Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1916)
Let Us Introduce Y ou to— 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 5 PURE WHITE S abro B ros , MANUFACTURING JEWELERS V ictor A gents B andon , O regon (BRAND) Heinz vinegar—three kinds—Sani-! ing. The walls are now of a light Pemberton, the doctor's father and to Grocery. It tan and the ceiling of a cream color, mother, and Miss Dilley of Salem APPEARING IN THE FAMOUS a good combination which also af who are visiting the doctor and family P. G. Baker, Dorothy Baker and accompanied him. fords more light than before. BANDON FOR HIGH PATENT Pearl Wilson, all of Roseburg, stop The women's rest rooms in the R. J. Macgenn, son of Capt. T. J. THE FIRST TIME ped at the Hotel Bandon thia week HARD WHEAT I while enjoying a vacation on the Macgenn of the Breakwater, came ov Dyer building opposite the Gallier er from Empire a few days ago to hotel will be open Saturday, with one beach. Gl VES BREAD A RICH NUT FLA VOR Join Engineer D. M. Charleson’s crew of the members of the Civic club in $ Mr and Mrs. E. C. Wetter of Eu- for the local boring survey. "Mack” charge. Local and visiting women in reka spent several days in the city has been working with the crew "ev the city to attend the Sweet Pea this week. They are traveling by er since the time of the Coos Bay Show, the Rebekah convention or for auto, Mr. Wetter being the Simonds any other purpose are cordially in- dredging ” saw man. vited to visit the rooms. Fred Finch was operated on at the The Carrier Dove class of the J. P. DeGesen has been at Coquille Bandon hospital Tuesday. He is suf Baptist church gave a chicken din fering from aneurism and an attempt this week in the interests of his brick ner on the beach last Sunday. There was made to bind the affected artery making proposition. His figures on are about sixty-three pupils enrolled but the rupture extends so close to furnishing brick for road building in the class. the heart that it was found impos purposes are so favorable that he is Miss Florence Reesa returned from sible. His condition is considered finding difficulty in making people New Lake, where she «pent the past quite serious believe what an opportunity this sec veek visiting with friends. Miss L. M. Strong of Two Mile, manager tion has for building hard surface Reese is the daughter of Rev. and of the Farmers Manufacturing & roads at a nominal cost. i Mrs. A. B. Reese. Big Reduction Sale of Mens and Supply company’s cheese factory, BORN—To Mr. and Mrs. Schmed came to Bandon Monday night and Boys' Clothing and Shoes at the New ding. Tuesday, July 18th, a son. Their was initiated into the mysteries of York Store, next door to Orpheum home is in New Mexico, but they have the first degree, Knights of Pythias theatre. Je29 t Sic been visiting at the home of Ben lodge. He will take the second de Arrangements are being made by Thompson in this city. gree next Monday night, July 31st. members of Church of Brethren to H. M. Shaw, M. D., Eye, Ear, Nose Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Mitchell leave hold a Sunday school picnic at the and Throat Specialist, will be at Gal today for their homestead near Ban grove in Spruce valley on the Ban- lier Hotel Thursday, August 3rd croft, Ore., where they expect to take don-Bullards Ferry road, Sunday "Glasses Fitted.” Jy 20 27 up their permanent residence. They July 30th. There will be no preach Robert McKenzie of Port Orford are going overland and are taking ing at the church in the morning, but brought a load of hogs to Bandon last chickens and other belongings with Rev. C. H. Barklow of Myrtle Point I Friday, returning with a load of ce them. Mr. Mitchell formerly con will deliver services at the grove ment to be used in the construction ducted a furniture store on Oregon A recent issue of the Colusa (Cal.) avenue. of a silo on his ranch. Sun contained a picture of the Oak- Bandon people shouldn’t suffer land. Cal. Boys’ Club Band, one of Mrs. Chas. F. Pape and Mrs. E. B. j Kausrud left this morning for Port from want of rhubarb sauce when the largest bands of California. land to attend the state assembly of such plants can be grown as are on Roger Shoemaker, son of M. F. the Pythian Sisters. They intend to display at Dippel & Wolverton and Shoemaker, and a former Bandon GOOD FOR ONE 2 1-4 POUND TRIAL Chris Rasmussen's offices. One was boy, now a student of the Oakland be away about ten days. SACK OF “PURE WHITE” FLOUR IF raised by Chas. Langlois in his garden Polytechnique, is a member of the Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Treadgold. Mr. PRESENTED AT SANITO GROCERY AF on the hill and the other by R. E. organization. The boys have toured and Mrs. Harry Walker and Miss Buck, who also has a splendid gard- southern California and are now TER 9 A. M. SATURDAY, JULY 29. I ’ carl Walker spent Saturday night I H. E. HORNUNG, Prop en. touring the northern part of the and Sunday camping out beneath the state. They will visit Oregon this big maples on Bear creek. Dr. L. Pemberton of Myrtle Point Phone Bike Signed summer and Roger will take the op drove to Bandon in his car Sunday. Thos. Devereaux, prominent Park-1 571 Be sure to si Delivery portunity to visit his father and oth ersburg dairyman, who was at Mercy He was accompanied by hlB wife and er relatives and friends in Bandon. hospital at Coos Bay receiving. little boy. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lang lois of Myrtle Point, Mr. and Mrs. Western World—the Quick Print. treatments, returned home J. D Milla, Hotel St. Paul, 130 Thursday much improved Atty. C. R. Wade was a legal busi H. Finnell, a former merchant of <th St., corner of Alder, Portland. ness visitor at Marshfield Tuesday of C. L. Foster of the Bandon Gar Marshfield, has been investigating Ore. 6-1 tfc this week. business conditions in Bandon for age Co. took E. B. and G. A. Henry to Klamath Falls in his auto Sunday, BORN Friday, July 21st, to Mr several days. and Mrs G. A Reese, an eleven Fred Hollister and family of North they having been called there by the pound son. Bend were here Saturday in their death of their brother, Frank. Ottilie Kronenberg of Bandon, ad Sheriff Alf Johnson was a busi- auto enroute to San Diego via the Mrs. W. W. Moore of Wedderburn ministratrix of the estate of J. ness visitor in the city the foreqiart coast route. was a guest hero Sunday. of the week. Dr. 8. J. Mann left Tuesday for Kronenberg. deceased, has filed Lee Barrows and son, Byron, were bond which has been approved by the D. L. Bryant and Dolile Robbins Salem, having boon called there by a I ampa creek visitors Sunday. of Myrtle Point were visitors In th e message to the effect that his father County Court in the sum of 190,000. was very ill. city yesterday. The J. T. Lillard family is prepar George Erdman is building an ad ing to move from the Cox bungalow' A E Adelspberger of Marshfioid, a timberman. stopped at the Gallier dition to the City Meat Market's on Franklin to the Hite bungalow on stock yards, situated In the eastern Jackson avenue. The former place Tuesday evening will be occupied by Mr and Mrs. E i part of town. Howard Pike, Coquille hardware 11. Boyle James King arrived in Bandon sev man, was here Tuesday and Wednes A. Garfield, local Ford agent, states eral days ago from the Iron Moun day on business the following have recently Joined tain country where he spent the past Miss Eilua Olsen of Coquille spent year in mining. the automobile fans. M M Clapshaw the week end visiting relatives and of Denmark, a Ford; J. W. Moore of County Surveyor Chas. McCulloch Euchre creek, a Ford; Fred Linegar, friends In Bandon. came down from the county seat the Coquille, Studebaker. Frank Johnson, mining man from first of the week to spend a few days 3ixea river. Is stopping at the Hotel J. C. Morris of Portland returned with his family. Bandon a few days. Tuesday from a visit to Gold Beach. Mrs C. H Ayers of Portland, who He was met here by Misses Mabel Atty. G T. Troadgold has been at- has been visiting friends at Gold and Gladys Woodworth who return lending to civil cases in court at Co- Beach the past week, returned to ed to the city with him after enjoy qullle the past week. her home Monday. ing a few days on the beach. Rose Wooden of New Lake is New Post Toasties are ready to eat direct Mrs. V R. Wilson of Coquille and John Carman of Ontario was here spending a few days in Bandon visit fiom the package. They have a fine new fla Mrs C. P. Stafford of Halsey. Ore,, the first of the week looking over this ing with local friends. vour—self-developed by a new patented process. spent several days enjoying Bandon section of the country. Mr. Carman Miss Florence Reese went to Par beach this week. It s the rare, true flavour of prime, white Ind comes from the sage brush country kersburg the first of the week for a ian corn itself, and these New Toasties are the Rev John W. Hoyt, Presbyterian of eastern Oregon where much de short visit with friends first corn flakes that do not depend on cream minister of Gold Beach, stopped here velopment has been made during the Susie E Pease of Eugene was a last evening enroute home from the past ten years. XXXXFLOUR and sugar for palatability. j guest at the Gallier this week while Assembly at Eugene. Patronite home Industry and buy ••njoytng Bandon beach. The proof of this superior flavour is found Andrew Christensen of Myrtle your Soda Pop from' S. R. Loshbaugh by eating some from the package dry. Thev’re Il Sabro left last week for a visit Point has been in the city on busi- of Bandon Bottling Works. Second ■ nd outing In and near Portland, to ness several days this week. deliciously good that way, but of course are usu MIStSp He St. t'O gone about two weeks. stopped at the Gallier ally served with cream or good milk. Notice from the poet office de G Looker of Marshfield came over Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Voge are niov partment of a change of address, Examine the New Post Toasties flakes. The vesterday and left on the Elisabeth Ing from the Hanrahan house to the shows that J. E Sableman. a former quick, fierce heat of the new’ process of manu last night for the south. pretty bungalow on Eleventh street Bandonian. who has been at Proberta facture, not only raises the distinguishing lit California for several years, la now Mrs W C Scllmer and son. Billie, west, owned by Prof. H. L. Hopkins tle bubbles on each flake, but gives a body and on the border with the California have moved from the Hadley house to Emil Gordon of Marshfield has rooms over the new Bakery. firmness that makes the New Post Toasties a been a guest at the home of his National Guard. brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and more substantial food than ordinary ' “corn HOMI A recent Issue of the Portland Ore Dr. L. P Sorensen returned to flakes.” Portland the first of the week after a Mrs W 8. 'Veils, the past two weeks. gonian contained the following Ban »hort visit with relative« ami friends Nola M«*gnow de Artnond and Elva don. Or July 16—(To the Editor.) — New Post Toasties do not “chaff” or crum here Ducyelle Greene of Myrtle Point and Does the fact of a Chinaman or Jap ble in the package, and they don’t mush down Mrs W. 8. Cooley of Powers were being born in the Vnlted States make GRAND pri Ted Petersen. local manager of the registered at the Hotel Gallier Mon him a cititeli? Subscriber (The w hen cream is added. They come to you un Huh Clothing « Shoe company, was day I ANAM Z\ • I'A < I I I < snaw er is "yes" ) touched by hand, and in moisture-proof pack- a Marshheld business visitor Sun Ex l o.t i r i < vu I or, R. C Andrews of Detroit. Mich . ages that preserve their delightful oven-crisp day. Mrs B N Harrington and Mrs arrived last Thursday to Join L. E Mien Harrington and child expect to ness until served at your table. Mrs. Hufford of Riverton under Swan who is running a small saw leave soon for St. Johns. Ore. to make w ent an operation at the Bandon ho* mill on the south fork of the Co Well worth try ing—these their home Mr Harringtcn is now Pltal .Monday and la now contale««' I quille. employed in the woolen mill there ent. Ralph J N'rad of Cape Blanco stop Their home here will be occupied by 8 Ihunenighlnl. protuineut I ampa ped here Tuesday night enroute home the F A Holman family. lanchar »•« a business visitor at the from a busiures visit at Marshfield I. D Baker la completing the work Foos Bay cities the latter part of last He ts connected with the radio sta of tinting and revarnishing the entire week, tion Sold by Grocers everywhere. second floor of the Ellingson build- FLOUR This flour is made in Washington and Oregon mills from the choicest hard wheat of the world-famous Palouse coun try, and is being introduced in this section for the first time by us. It cost just a little more but you’ll find its worth a whole lot more that’s the reason sack $ 1.5 5 TRY IT BEFORE YOU BUY IT We want to prove to you that what we say is true, so that the first 50 people presenting coupons clipped from this ad at our store after 9 a. m. Saturday, July 29, we will give free a trial sack, containing 2 1-4 pounds. 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