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with Mrs K. A Leep during her hus
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J Huntley of Gold Beach stopped
it the Gallier Monday enroute home
from a visit with his son at North
Bend
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E. M Harris and Guy Stutsman cf
Marshfield were here Tuesduy. They
are interested in black sand mining
up the coast.
I his year’s pack of
Mr and Mrs
H. Von Duativen
vere Bandon visitors the first of the
week. Mr Von Duativen was tak
ing orders for a Portland firm.
Strawberry
Jam
Mr and Mrs G O. Todd and Mr
ind Mrs. P. W. Culver of Langlois
were local visitors Monday. Messrs.
Todd and Culver are Interested In the
sheep business in northern Curry.
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At the present price of
sugar this is almost like
giving the Jam aivay
FREE.
A R. McCartney, an operator at
• he Cape Blanco wireless station, was
in the city Monday enroute to Pen
dleton to attend the round-up.
Jake White
von auto stage
Orford durlng
Mr. Davidson
Grants Pass
is driving the Davld-
between here and Port
the latter s absence,
being on a visit
We are now receiving the best coal
•ver mined along the Coquille river,
‘nquire about reduced price« in three
ind five ton lot», loose. Dippel *
Wolverton.
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BORN—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Mann, Tuesday, September 19, a
'en pound daughter Mr. Mann is an
employe at the Moore mill and re-
■ddes in West Bandon.
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and Mrs. Ray Watkins and
ind Mrs E. H. Boyle went to
Orford Sunday in Mr. Watkins'
They enjoyed the day at the
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II. I.. llllKM St., PROPRIE Kill
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Dr. loge, the Daiillkt. ««ill be
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Earl Gates, a
iany, stopped in
ils way south to
nen of southern
urry counties
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L. A. Langley, formerly of the Io
■al telephone exchange, is now em |
ployed at the Farmers' Store Hin
laughter, Mies Mildred, is also asslat-
ng there
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Nunday,
Mou
lue*-<lrt.i. Sei'teinber 21.
2 . and 2(1 mid at
Poli I
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Dirti
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Rev John W.
was registeied at
Alex Scott of Gold Beach was a
Bandon visitor the forepart of (lie
week.
Mrs. Roy Gibson is enjoying a vis
lt from lier sister-in-law, Mrs. ,W.
L Adams of Gold Beach this week
wool buyer of Al-
the city Sunday on
interview the sheep
Coos and northern
Victrola $50
Beecher Jeaa and family of Port
trford stopped at the Bandon hotel
tunday while enroute home from a
isit with relatives and friends in
he Bridge section.
O. L Lassiter, of Portland, repre
senting the mercantile agency, R. G.
Clin« .1 Brufchke unci family and Jun A Co., wan In Bandon the lat
I. B. Larson and family of Marsh- er part of last week securing the
lltld motored to Bandon last Thurs innual rating of local business men.
day to spend the day on tho beach.
H. M. SHAW, M D.. Eye. Ear,
Jose and Throat Specialist of Marsh-1
Iowa, came field, will he In Bandon at the Gai
town .Satur- ter Hotel. Thursday. September 3S
Hasses fitted
* S14t2.
Every Musical Longing is easily satisfied when there
is a VICTROLA in your home. Drop us a card, call us
by telephone 751, or better, come in next time you are in
town and ask about our easy payment plan. Instruments
from $15 up to $350.
s
Dr. S J. Mann returned Friday
J. I. Brown of Seattle is in the city
rum Portland where he took his
visiting Ills sister, Mrs E. D Webb
Dan Conloguc was In from
‘•ther for an operation. The latter
md his t roilier. Maurice Brown f i
cknip several days the past week
..’sa at Salem. His condition has
a week or s i.
oeu
much improved since the op-
John Dimmitt of the Dollar camp
anufacturing
ewelers
«ration.
came to town the first of the week
V
ictor A gents
B andon . O regon
to reçoive medical t rt atmeiit.
Friends of Dr Paul Coke of Oak-;
and will be pleased to learn that he
a convalescent after a Aerlous Illness.
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Ils brother, Judge John 8. Coke of
iisrshOeld. has returned after a visit
ind hundred thousand feet
here of several weeks.
planks in Bandon
Thcs Coke of Marshfield, Demo
Mrs. Hughes and daughter. Miss
ratic candidate for county commls
loner, was in the city gettln' hep" Anna, after a brief visit at the home
to the voters Saturday. Mr. Coke Is of Dr. and Mrs. R. V. l.eep left
uakliiK an extensive advertising cam- Tuesday for Oakland, where Miss
Hughes will enter Berkeley,
Mrs.
■sign and expects to land the job
liuglits expect« to return after a
it B. Warner, who »as recently short stay there.
'srrled at Coquille has taken hot. »e
A hunting party composed of Or
eeplng rooms over the Bandou
Beach creamery of which he is half K. A keep of Myrtle Point, hr. R.
■ wner. Ilia partner. Geo Johnson V keep of Bandon, Lon Osborne of
Bandon, and Dr Shute and Mr Bull
llso resides there
jf Portland. I*ft Monday morning
J E Ford of Marshfield, cattle for the upper Illinois river In the
The goods we sell, ns well
ii reliant. wa.< here Saturday enroite Rogue river section for a few weeks
i. My Studio will be re-opened
as the service we render, are
> the farming communtles south of
for the Fall Term on Friday,
Mr and Mrs Fred Lorentzen have
such that will inspire your
lere on a buying mission
He •»
September 15th, at 450 Gar
hipping many cattle and hogs to the tone to California to make their
confidence anti make you
home.
Mr
Lorentzen
recently
re
field
Avenue. Teaching days
one of our many friends to
signed his position as local water
8 I" Waterman and wife of Lan ;
spread the gtxxl news of our
Friday and Saturday of
lloa were In Bandon this week buv master. He formerly was employed
kind of service.
each week.
ng supplies for the winter Mr and with the Spring Valley Water com
Whenever you want a tire
'Irs Waterman are recent arrivals In pany at Oakland
S abro B ros .
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Call On Us For
‘Most Miles per Dollar’
motoring supplies of
t his locality through our
policy of strivinp lor
steady patronise rather
than bin profits.
tube, rim, or hccci orivs of
any kind, we will give you
tlut extra big measure of
value that goes with the uauie—
firestone
\Vc have just received a
new bi^ shipment of the
handsome, stylish Firestone
with Red Side W all and Black Tread. This
extra value of fine appearance added to Most
Miles per Dollar is winning new Firestone
users duly. Let us equip your car.
BANDON GARAGE'
hl» section having purchased a ran' ti
in the upper Curry country
Among new case's filed in Circuit
■ourt at Coquille are those of the
State Industrial Commission vs the
t oqullle River Transportation Co.
<ud the same Commission vs Chis
Richert. of Bandon
Chancy Woodruff of Curry county
»as here Tuesday Interviewing tho
annerv operators relative to the
ale of ft«h
Mr Woodruff intends
’o operate seines in Elk and Sixes
rivers and will haul the fish to the
b’cal canneries
Sam Armstrong, ion of Mr.
» Georgs Armstrong, left
' ••'> for Coyrai,,« «here he has
tered the O A C., to study mechau-
Ical engineering Sam was a member
•f the graduating class of the Ben
den High school last year
Silva Hammersly, a ten year old
girl, v as operated on at the Bandon
hospital for a broken
which
»he received In a fa
three
weeks ago
It is Is
have
been a very unusual
Houston and Gale perl
•ration
Charles Marshall, w ho has been
here for a year or two past visiting
his daughter, Mrs W. J Longston,
snd his sister. Mrs. C. R Barrow,
Carted Tuesday on his return trip to
hi.« old home at Cherokee, Kansas.
.tiling on the Eliiabeth
xiuille
-entinel
rf
Guard crew, having successfully
passed all the examination - George
was just dying to go on the trip to
the scene of the Congress Isst Thurs-
Contractor W J Longston of Co Isv but unfortunstely the older ex
luille. who has the >ob of putting In perienced men came first and he had
to be content with doing service at
It blocks of coacrate aidawalk and
•he lookout cn the bluff
■ > » wooden walks is buying Port
¡Orford whits cedar for the curbing
Western World the Quick Print
Mrs. Geo. Geisendorfer,
Phone 50S3
Dtbblee of San Francisco 's
visiting at tho home of her eon. H C
Dtbblee In this city Her little grand
daughter who had been visiting her
in the California metropolis accom-
panied her home. She also expects
her son-in-law, J. Hughes to arrive
■ n the next beat to spend his vaca
tion in Bandon
He is a letter car
rier in San Francisco.
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