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About Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1916)
ARMSTRONG BABA' DOLLS COMING TO BANDON SOON Hart Schaffner & Marx VARSITY SIX HUNDRED OVERCOATS 'T’HIS name stands for one of * the greatest style ideas ever developed in overcoats—youth, energy, vigor, virility. While these overcoats are de signed for young men, many older men with young thoughts and youthful looking figures like to wear these models. $25 is a small price when you know all the value it pays for Hub Clothing & Shoe Co R A N D O N ÔOOOOOOOOxOOOOO-OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOXXXXXsOOOOO Manager Lemanski of the Grand theatre announces that he has booked to appear at the local theatre for Monday and Tuesday nights, October 30 and 31 the Armstrong Baby Dolls Company, which comes direct from the Pantages circuit. The Armstrong Baby Dolls are a well known musi cal comedy company, having played long engagements in all the princi pal citie«. Last season the company played from the Pacific coast to New- York and back. While in New York Mr. Armstrong under whose person al direction each of the productions is staged, procured a number of the latest eastern successes, and is offer ing them to the local theatregoers with all the latest song hits and nov elties of the season. Mr. Armstrong has selected a very strong cast c.f principals for this season's tour, and has also been most particular in the selection of his chorus. As well us being very pretty, the young ladies who go to make up the Baby Doll chorus are clever dancers as well as artistic singers. The company carries special scenery for each of the pro ductions, with special lighting effects Mr. Armstrong has paid particular at tention to the wardrobe which the Baby Dolls wear in the various shows company comes to Bandon for nights, Monday and Tuesday of it next week. DICKEY’S QUOTATIONS — TO THE PUBLIC: Almost everything in the grocery line as well as dry goods has advanced in price. However we will continue to sell goods at the lowest prices consistent with the market. White Laundry Soap....... ......... —... 13 bars for 50c Ivorv Starch (as good as Celluloid) .._.... .............. 5c pkg. Baking Soda________________ _ _______4 pkgs, for 25c Good Cleaned Rice..... ........ ..................... 18 lbs. for $1.00 Cut Macaroni (as good as the best) ................. 4 lbs. 25c Dickey’s Golden and Silver Syrup, pails, 5 lb. 35c; 10 lb. 65c (Similar to Karo but finer flavor.) Extracts, all flavors_______________________ 20c bottle Wheat and Oat Flakes, large packages ......... -... _. 25c 32 oz. bottle, Knights Pickles--------------------- -.. -...... 35c Try Ho-Mayde, the new bread improver ...... ............. 15c COFFEES Special care used in the selection of our Coffee. THREE GOOD ONES— Dickey’s Blue Bag Coffee-------------------- -- 25c lb. Dickey’s Red Bag Coffee........... ................... 30c lb. Dickey’s Breakfast Blend, in tins, 1 lb. 35c; 3 lb. $1. You will find this a smooth mild coffee. TEAS Gun Powder_________ Japan (Extra Quality) . Blended_____________ 10 cents One can Molasses 10 cents can Dill Pickles ................................. One ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 10 cents One Hominy, three pounds ................ can SCHOOL NOTES ♦ 10 cents ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ One can Sauer Kraut. .............. ................. 10 cents Snider ’ s Tomato Soup, large can Frank Bullard, while crossing the One can 10 cents logs on the beach on the cross coun One can Pork and Beans; large can try course, slipped and fell between One can Peas 10 cents two logs. He was severely bruised, 10 cents One can Corn »nd his light elbow was dislocated. 10 cents One can Tomatoes At first it was feared that the bone 10 cents was broken at the elbow, but an Xray One can String Beans 10 cents ¡ holograph showed that the arm was One can Oysters......... not fractured 10 cents One bottle Imported Worcestershire Sauce George Scott and Harold Scott, for- One bottle Bluing i... ..... ............................ 10 cents merly of Rogue River, entered the 10 cents Dromedary Cocoanut . ......................... „ ....... local High school Monday. The for- 10 cents Layer Figs, per package .............................. iner entered as a Senior, the latter, as a Freshman BRUSHES—for Household and Creamery uses. Those attending the Coos County Institute pronounce it the best ever DRY GOODS held in the county. The attendance NEW LINE— was nearly double that at any pre Ladies House Dresses and Bungalow Aprons. vious institute in the county, there being about 200 teachers enrolled. Misses and Children’s Dresses. The instructors were uniformly Ladies’, Children’s and Men’s Underwear. strong, and furnished an abundance Ladies and Misses Hats and Caps. of both practical and inspirational Dress Goods, Serges, Plaids and Checks. material. Two instructors new to Blankets and Quilts. the county were Dr. Hart of Reed Good Hose, Men’s, Ladies and Children’s...... 25c College, and Prof. Mathews of Wil lamette The state's higher educa 25 cents tional institutions were all represent Turkish Towels, extra large............... ed, L'niverslty by Dr H L. Sheldon: Huck Towels-------- --------------------------- ------- 10 cents 'he Agricultural College by Miss Mil Table Linens, special 60c reduced to............. 40 cents am; Monmouth by Mr Pittman. Miss Men’s Whip Cord Pants................................ $1.50 per pair Major of Salem lead in music. A large Men’s Heavy Winter Pants, special.... ............. .’...... $1.50 part of the success of the institute was due to the excellent musical pro Bovs Pants .................................................. 65 cents to $1.25 gram provided by musicians of Right reserved to change prices if market conditions Marshfield. warrant it. After the Institute Friday the foot 50e LB. "Compare the two men. Treadgold There Is one comical side to this ' nt sixteen was G feet, weighed 119 matter. Arthur Coach came into pounds, left school, commenced teach Bandon the morning after Treadgold ing school, saved his money and oh- was killed and said Joe had done a (Continued from first page) , tained his legal education By such qood fob. but it would have been bet efforts he never cost his father a cent ter if he had got Lilieqvist. Sherwood hind end of toe car about 8 feet Joe nhot from hla cover. I took the after. He early assumed the reapon- and Cary, and he started away from first exploelou for a lire explosion for . sibilltles that make for good citizen Bandon with the avowal to get them he shot from opposite the hind wheel ■'hip, and ha* never sought tn shift i These boys have been making such his responsibilities on others. TreaJ • hreats against other people for the end under the lowered cover ' Treadgold gave a cry 1 will nev- gold did not keep questionable com li t five y<ara and nothing was done, er forget and rank agaluit the east pany and has been the persecuted in but as toon a* Liljeqvfst, Sherwood wall of the garage His legs braced dividual in this case Thia is defin- ■nd Cary believed there own hides light be punctured he was arrested and ho commenced to slide down the ■ Itch r-tabliahed by the Coach testl niony again-» Mitchell and by Mit -nd shut up wall. Joe Jumped out and delivered I'hell's testimony arainst Coaeh. also F. N. PERKIN'S.” a second shot while In front of Tread But gold, but shot a man already out, it bv the verdict in the libel trial lie »as clear grit »ml n -body ever passed through hie heart 'I ' S <»l Mf'RDERER'H THRI Vis Joe or any of his friend*. If he heard him *ay he «as pci edited. Af has any, can not derive any satisfac ter the te liui-ny by Coach and Mlt- l i'imcr l>»>cal Police Officer Expresses tlon from his act for Treadgold nev-1 Ichell during their trial it v as up to ball teams of Marshfield and Coquille Sympathy for Relatives. er knew what or who hurt him. and I I O'Brien and the Record, as a gentle- High Schools met. The latter were denounce him as one of the most 1 I man, to have publicly apologized to defeated in a loosely played one-sid The following letter from a former arrant of cowards, also I apply this Treadgold Failure to do so he cer ed game of 56 to 0. to all or any who have bolstered up tainly lackb one of the qualities that Bandon police officer was received In The first regular meeting of the today’s mall thia moral degenerate's cause And. go to make a gentleman Coos County Round Table was held Telephone 451 Mosier, Ore.. Oct. 23. 191« I now say that Treadgold never took "Aa to Coach a-» a man. I leave tt Thursday Principal Noblett of Co "Western World. Pear Str: Glanr- quille was elected president; Princi as dlrtv money as those who opposed to his admirers to My whether tie 'ng .it the head lines of the Portland pal Ralston of Not th Bend, vice pres him In the libel trial “Church Night" Program NOTICE TO CREDITORS bad one good quality. lournal. I saw where the City Attor ident. Superintendent Turnbull of Among other splendid things on nay of Bandon was shot I did not Bandon, delegate to the Representa Notice is hereby given that the the program for "Church Night" at need to read any further, for I knew tive Council of the State Educational the Methodist church Saturday ev- undersigned has been duly appointed who it was, and who did the shooting Vssoclatfon meeting in Portland cuing at 8 o'clock are some of the Administratrix of the Estate of Gray- I cautioned G. T Treadgold to watch don T Treadgold, Deceased, by the special features: teach While I was night officer County Court for Coos County. Ore Gypsy Girls Chorus. f Bandon, some time lu September. CAMP FIRE GIRIS. gon. and that all persons having Young ladies pantomime. PROGRAM FRIDAY > Coach «as 'all fug to me and in the claims against said Estate are re Chatburn Quartette. c » iii creation made a remark about quired to present the same, duly vr- Miss Hilde, reading. Mr rreadgold that we would have a Splendid Attraction by I.Itile Folk« tiled ami with proper vouchers to 'fie Mrs. Shaw. solo. Are you one of the thousand-, of To be Folk»wed by a Big new City Attorney soon undersigned at Bandon. Oregon, or Sawdust quartette Americans who year after year I »ance from W to 12. "Oct 13. till at 2 a m. J. Coach to her atterney, Claud H Giles, at his Max Alford, cornet solo. a deceptive, unrcliiible watch? and luy.¡elf were standing In the The whole program is worthy, office in Myrtle Point, Oregon, within The Camp Fire Girls' frolic takes treet in front of the Bandon Hotel, six months from the date hereof <*otne and enjoy It. and in hla conversation at that time Place at Dreamland pavilion. Friday Dated this 2tith day of October, • pointing to G T Treadgold'» office, night, October 27. the following pro 191«. Atty. I N. Miller of Marshfield has aid I «ill get that-------- --- —s’ 1 gram to be given to which an admls- CLAIRE W. TREADGOLD, been in the city several days on bus • old Mr Treadgold the remark he >ton of ten cents will be charged Administratrix of the Estate cf iness. Tt is said he looking over the The program made Graydon T Treadgold. Deceased. The Goblins Will Get You If You local field In view of probably locat Oct 2« N2-9-16-23. 1 know it |a a great blow to the ing here. Mr Miller is a splendid people of Bandon to lose Mr Tread Don't Watch Out." Camp Fire Melodies—Elva Webb voting man who has a large host of cold. a n»an that was so well known LOA Al TO COQVILLE RIVER Indian Torch Dance by 2n meld friends here. and loved by all. with a great future ens. before him. a man In the prime <f Frederic V Treadgold of Malone, Irish duet I If 1 Knock the L out tongrcssnian Hawlev Aims to " a«h . b*s been visiting his parent* ' 1 Johnson and Edna My heart aches for his wife and of Kelly” Ila Big Boats Pock at t oqnille nd other for several ... relative* -- ---------- here ..... ... ■ bfldren. n>'ther. father and broth» i Dippel neck l 1 ’n happened _ ,r_____________ to he here at the 1 - . __ Chant—By the t amp Thev hare m< greatest sympathy Congressman Hawley, in his ad time of h’s brother's death Hl. sis Songs—By the quartette F » ENGELKF dress at the Grand theatre recently, ter. Mrs James Laidlaw- of Boise. Plano solo— Evelyn Pearce • daho. arrived here Sundav evening declared that he would use his In Sextet—"Yaks Hula Hicka Dnla fluence in securing appropriation* for U"RI’K Of AITHt Cl ATION to comfort her parents, leaving 117^' “7'“""* "»'K" ;ur M«t» tot bar home the latter ,».rt |,h* Cw”,“’e R,T*r ,he h‘rbor Hawaiian farce. The sympathv. comfort and encour Virginia Reel Folk Dance By the and river were of sufficient depth to of this week agement the willingness of kind camp. j allow the ocean going vessels to dock hand-« and good hrart* to assist ami From 9 to 12 a big dance will take at Coquille Wm Fairman and daughter. Miss console the tokens of respect, be place at which a five-piece orchestra However, he said that he was han Mary Fairman. of Sebastopol, Cal.. stowed during our extreme sorrow, will furnish music for all the latest dicapped because of the repeated cry who have been visiting relatives and The charge will be 5 rents Civ® rise to feelings of appreciation steps lit ut «/iott> you the friend* in this community for sever- of ’ pork" tn connection with rivers ■' hlrh words cannot express. a dance, ladles free al weeks. left for their home on the and harbors appropriations and just Humbly we must bow to the will Elizabeth They were guest at the ' at the present time ti ts practically <t Providence. but. to know that The editor of the World has dis- Hanly and Fahy homes Mr. Fair- i Impossible to get any appropriation friends mourn with us. removes at covered that doing the work I of throe man has many friends here, he ha?-1 whatever unless it is first recom r:>e II ■ f< A Hiilroirf lo'ur’it'n" 'east fik part the sting of the worldly men Is almost Impossible I His part 'it b*en a resident of the coun’y for mended by the government engineers. rong we have suffered ner. Mr Howe, has been awav on a ¿4 years up to six years ago Mrs G T Treadgold vacation and Monday Comport'or R --------- - — — : The Girls Good Time Club wish to and Fam’ly H Osborne, took sick leaving the 'OP. RENT — 5-rootn modern cottage, announce to those who received tnvt Mr and Mrs M W Treadgold scribe to himself Expert Haul, Repair I r . Tht* edition it bath and toilet, plastered 55 7th St 'atlons to the Hallowe en masquerade and Familv somewhat late and lacks iouir new eet. mar Oregon Avenue. B Isen- Tuesday. October 31. that the aftxir Mrs James Laidlaw matter ft should contain OCStip I will be given at Dreamland at 8 30. JOHN DICKEY Is Your Watch a Gay Deceiver? why not right about face” today and get a real timekeeper. Hamilton Uhitrh Boyle Jewelry Company