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BASITO GETS GOOD AGENCY
OUT F18HIN'
A feller isn't thinkin’ mean.
Is Made Distributor in Coquille Val­
Out flshin';
ley and Curry for New Article
He doesn't knock his fellow men,
Or harbor any grudges then;
The Sanlto Grocery has been made A feller's at his finest, when
sole distributor for the Coquille val­
Out Cishin'.
ley and Curry county for No-Rub-
bing Laundry Help, a new substance The rich are comrades to the poor,
recently placed on the market and
Out fishin’;
which is revolutionising the work in­ All brothers of a common lure,
cident to the weekly family wash day.
Out fishin';
With the use of this material it is un­ The urchin with the pin and string
necessary to rub the clothe*. The Can chum with millionaire and king
manufacturers
give a 1100 guarantee Vain pride is a forgotten thing.
July 13 th
July 14th
with every package. They claim it
Out fishin'.
to be absolutely harmless to either
clothes or hands and can be used for A feller gets a chance to dream,
Out fishin';
many purposes They state that when
used in the boiler it will positively He learns the beauties of a stream.
Out fishin',
remove paint, oil, or grease from
mechanics' overalls, shirts, or jump­ And he can wash his soul in air
ibr
ers. That it will wash the baby’s That Isn't foul with selfish care,
linen without rubbing and do it bet­ An' relish plain and simple fare
Guittard’s Ground Chocolate
Out fishin'.
ter than with any other method. The
1 lb. can
Sanito ad In this issue tells of other
feller has no time for hate.
uses for which it is superior.
It
Out fishin';
He Isn't eager to be great.
Boutin Company Is Enjoined
Out flshin';
In the Circuit court here Monday He isn't thinking thoughts of
Judge Coke granted the injunction Or goods stacked high upon a shelf.
asked tor by District Attorney Hall But he is always just himself.
-|
nr- LADIES’ NIGHT GOWN
r-
in behalf of the county, to restrain
Out fishin’.
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Three designs, embroidery
the cutting of timber or. the lands of
AifauM and |ace tritnming
the Coos Bay Lumber and Coal A feller's glad to be a friend.
Out fishin’;
company, on which the taxes of 1913
and 1914, amounting to over 150,- A helpin' hand he'll always lend.
Out fishin';
000 have not been paid, sayB the Co­
¿¡2' "
quille Sentinel. The injunction was The brotherhood of rod and line.
value up to 20c ................... ............ .........................
asked because the removal of the An' sky an' stream is always fine.
ages old crop of timber from these Men come real close to God's design,
Out fishin*.
lands was reducing their value an I
diminishing the security on which
the county relies for the collection of A feller isn’t plotting schemes,
Value $1.50 and $1.75; also white poplin
Out fishin';
these taxes. The Conlogii« camp, the
new camp of the Nor*h Bend Mill A He’s only busy with his dreams.
oooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooo<x ’
Out fishin';
Lumber Co., and the Aaaen camp are
His
livery
is
a
coat
of
tan.
operating on land belonging to this
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Garoutte and
company, but they will not have to His creed: To do the best he can,— ooooooooooc><>ooooo<
daughter, Velma, Mr. and Mrs. W.
shut down, since the Boutin company A feller's always mostly man.
Perpair ___ ____
___
Out fishin*.
I H. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Otho Hart,
lias given a bond of $25,000 to cover
Selected.
Misses Opal Hart, Sadie Garoutte and
the
taxes
on
that
portion
of
the
tract
If bought of the manufacturer at the present
Gail Boak. and James Howe formed a
which is now being logged off
o
oooo
ooooooooooo<-
time would sell for 30c
HOW OFFICIALISM (¿ROWS
Jolly picnic party to Bradley's lake
People who have any shreds of res­
MINNIE AMELIA HUNT
Friday last.
The party spent the
Small Vote at June Election
The death of Minnie Amelia Hunt, day boating on the lake, wading in
The Oregon Voter has compiled pect left for Congress will have that
figures showing that only a small per­ little tarred out of their system by aged 16 years and nine months, the the nearby ocean surf, and having
Lunch was
centage of registered voters cast hearing that anotner plan is afoot to daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Hunt a general good time.
of this city, occurred at the family taken along and a much enjoyed fea-
their ballots at the special election make It cost more.
ill­ turo of the day's outing was the
June 4th. Out of a total of 301,-
On top of $7500 a year salary. home Tuesday morning after
ness
extending
over
the
post
six
Install New Officers
I force. Herb says there was lots of 861 registered in the state only $1500 for a private secretary, endless months. Direct cause of death was bounteous picnic dinner and frolic
that followed.
1
48,366
or
49
per
cent
voted.
In
supplies
and
printing
of
congression
­
Pythian temple No. 49 installed | vacant space In whlclf that piece of
tubercular meningitis.
The young
Coos
county
8.458
were
registered
al record and volumes of reports, mil­ lady was born in the state of Vir­
the following officers at regular . wood might have traveled, but It did
meeting:
Anna Joños, P C.; Ada not do so. It had designs on his and 2,904 or 34 per cent voted. In eage both ways, each one Is to have ginia, coming here with her parents *
Curry county 1,556 were registered,
Bane, M. E. C.; Ilona Breuer, sei.lor. bran and he got it. Dr. Mann dres­
a $900 clerk. It will not be two in early youth. She was a student of
and 523 or 33 per cent voted.
(Jura Pantar, Junior; Anna Tucker, sed the wound, It requiring many
years before this $900 clerk will be the local schools. The funeral serv­
manager; Julia Pape, M. of II. Ai stitches to bind the scalp together
sending up a howi from Maine to ices were conducted at the Ellingson
Arrested
for
Profanity
I
('.; Nora Morrison, M. of F.; Agnes
California at the outrage of anyone Undertaking parlors Wednesday aft­
Ed.
this
Biscke
was
arrested
here
Fygren, protector: Emma J. Erick-
Every Bandon merchant to
in
week on a warrant sworn to by a Two having to live on such a pitiful sum ernoon and interment took place
*on. guuid; installing officer Elisa
know
positively that It Is not
the
Bandon
cemetery.
Injured His Foot
Mile resident, charging him with us­ In the highest-priced city in the
JluHtniU'sen; Minerva Lewin, grand
necessary to give orders for
Itoy Rozelle, engineer in charge ing "profane, abusive and vile lang world.
senior, Kat* Rosa, grand manager, of the bucket dredge for the govern-
printing to Portland or Han
Man Lo«t Overboard
With a treasury deficit, with a
E-iiilti' the Inala,' ; officer In the mont, TueHday sustained injury to uage" In a public place. He was tak­
Francisco houses, as Western
Saturday
’
s
Coos
Bay
Times
says:
en
before
Justice
C.
R.
Wade
an
inr-lgn war iho annual income of
Installation. After regular session of Ills foot that will cause him to be
World guarantees to satisfac-
I
laid fined $10 and costs, which he paid.
The
Curacoa,
a
steel
schooner,
re
­
the Him pie the doors were thrown up for some time. The dredge, was
the congressmen, frequently drawn
torily fill the bill. A number
ported
to
the
Kilburn,
south
of
Cape
oi»en to the Knights and their ladies, lying alongside the dock near the The arrest followed the disturbance by members of their own family, is
of nice orders have recently
who witnesses the Installation, which Bandon Beach Creamery and Mr. llo- at the Upper Two Mlle celebration to be swollen to $10,400 a year and Blanco yesterday that she had lost a
lieen sent to Portland and San
man
overboard
when
a
huge
wave
on
July
4th.
was done in a very credible manner. zelle was walking down the gang
Francisco
by local Arms that
a lot besides. Few of these valuable swept over her. ' The
___________
Kilburn was in
1 hen Five Hundred was Indulged in plank when It sllp|H<d off tho dock
preach "Patronize Home In­
persons could earn at home what sight of her at the time the comber 1
Stage
Line
to
Roseburg
for a short time, followed by lunch and he fell some 15 or 20 feet onto
dustry.'* Unless this kind of
O. R. Willard arrived in Bandon they vote themselves as national rep­ struck. In the extremely heavy seas |
In the dining room.
business stops Western World
the deck of the dredge. His ankle
this week from Roseburg and Is mak­ resentatives, and yet we complain at neither vessel dared launch a boat .
will lie compelled to open its
was sprained and the tendons in his
ing arrangements to conduct an auto the growing spirit of discontent to attempt to recover the lost man.
columns to all kinds of mail
foot
were
badly
stretched.
The
Curacoa
was
bound
north
and
Had Ills Head Badly Cut
stnge line between here and that among the people.— Exchange.
order advertisements. And, vve
was meeting with extreme difficulty.
place. He bos two cars on the run,
Herbert Manciet Is now wearing
can get a lot of them without
The
Curacoa
is
1069
tons,
and
is
be
­
leaves
Bandon
mornings
at
seven
Mrs.
F. G. Leslie had the misfor-
the headgear of a Turk. It Is not
Local ladles» in charge of the Red lieved to have recently been operated
much effort. This pajier has
through the desire of imitating the tune to siverel) sprain her left ankle o'clock and plans to make the trip in Cross benefit at the Grand last week
always advocated loyalty to the
by the Admiral line in the Alaska
followers of Mohammed however, but at the Band n beach on the fourth about seven hours.
report that the affair was a big suc­ trade.
home merchants; it believes in
because he has a gash on Ills head by getting her foot turned when
cess from every angle and that a
boosting for home industry.
three inches In length and It requires bringing her weight on it. Doctor
Chrome Being Mined
substantial sum accrued to the bene­
But, if the merchants them­
numerous bandages to keep it prop­ Richmond, who was present, applied
Chome ore is being mined In large fit of the organization
1STOI
NDING
REPORT
The ladies
selves don't intend to practice
erly cared for.
Herb was working first aid, but she was unable to bear quantities along Smith river on the* I a|go stated that an order front Red
FOR BANDON-BY-THE-HEA
what they preach, then what's
en the dock at the Moore mill this the least weight on it and had to be Grants Pass-Crescent City road, It I Cross headquarters. Washington. D.
The wife of a merchant had sto-
the use.
4
afternoon helping to load the Brook- carried up the cliff to a waiting auto is planned to haul It by auto truck 'C., informs them that no benefit for mach trouble so bad she could eat
Don't imagine you can't get
lyn, when aoiiiethlnH struck him on She has been suffering considerable to Crescent City and ship from there the Red Cross may he given except nothing but toast, fruit and hot
this or tlvat job of printing
the head, knocking him down and pain since and may not be able to to eastern ¡mints by water.
by permission of the officers of the water, Everything else would sour*
done here. Come around and
rutting a large ugly gash where It walk for two or three weeks. This
and ferment, ONE SPOONFUL of
various local chapters.
find out first. Nine times out
hit. It whs h small piece of wood sent is the second time she has suffered
Irides of the Episcopal guild will
buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as
of ten you'll discover yon are
flying through the air when other the same sort of accident In the same serve lunch at the home of Mrs. Lew­
mixed in Adler-i-ka benefitted her
mistaken. And. if its possible
Archbishop Alexander Christie. D.
longshoremen loading the Phoenix fo.|, which makes It worse
C<H in, Wednesday afternoon from 2 to
INSTANTLY.
Because Adler-i-ka
we can't do it here we can get
D.,
is
in
the
county
visiting
the
vari
­
quille
Sentinel.
about fifty feet away rolled some big
5 o’clock, July 18th. Coffee, cake,
flushes the ENTIRE alimentary tract
it
for yon for the same price
ous
Catholic
churches
of
Coos
and
timbers from a Urge pile. One of the
it relieves ANY CASE constipation. |
llic; sandwiches, coffee. 10c. Every­
that you ran get by sending
Curry, remaining here for two weeks.
timbers struck the piece of wood ly­
Mrs. Wm. Wolfe of North Bend body cordially Invited
sour stomach or gas and prevents ap- j
yourself, or giving your order
During his stay he has confirmations
ing on the dock In such a manner as and daughter, Miss Fay, were
pendicltis. It has QUICKEST action
to
a traveling salesman.
to
perform
and
will
attend
the
to send It through the air with groat don visitors tills week.
Chas. Hall, president of a new ......
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. of anything we ever sold.
C. Y.
.......
.
...
dedication
of
the
new
Catholic
church
shipbuilding company st Marshfield, > . „
, ., .. LOWE. Druggist.
1
states that his company has practl- “ ,O*er6 ,
*a8
*Orth,
tally closed all detail, .nd will start! e1nd by -““‘«‘‘gallon of “nights of
construction of a four-way shipyard >4 °*” nbU8 from V,ri0US parU
the
county.
at once The new yard will be built
between Marshfield and the Smith
mill. The company has closed a deal
for building four ships and lias op
I HUDSON H (). H At ri»v>n Co , San Ftancieco—
lions on two more. Mr. Hall says FOR SALE Team, wagon and har-
** Man v o* nen of I {iniiM'n Super-tax can u.«e
that they have no trouble getting!
news Team wt. 3,000; cheap if
Zerolenc.We hear nothing but praise for it.**
contracts.
taken soon. Allen Frier,
Bandon,
FORD F*hv Affrrburv Srirt C > , Loa An(rirt
co. Harqulst A BJorquist
Jy5tJp
“wt recommend Zcrolene for the lubrkation
Mias Bell«
Mita
Belle Chatburn ha*
has been en-
en­
of Ford car».”
gaged as Instructor in the schools at I " ANTED a man and wife to work
>.
------ .
.
. has a
on ranch. F. B. Phillips. Coquille.
MAXWELL | C Phelan, Freant» —
Bancroft,
Oregon, where .he
Jyl2t2c
room of from 25 to 30 pupils. Miss' Oregon.
"Zerolene u giving u« the brst of Mtwfac-
Chatburn I. one of the record-holding '
LOST Eastern Star Pin on Fourth
graduates of the local high school I
Bracing sea air and fine beaches.
HVPMOBILF Mvnley A'tiii Co., P<«rilan4—
Engraving on back Finder leave
and the fact that she has secured a '
"we ar* convinced th»< Z*rvl*n* io giving
Fishing. hunting, aurf-batliing. catch­
at World office.
ltp
better position than the average be­
ing crate and digging clani* are some
ginner obtains, la doubtless due in BLACK BULL—stray animal run­
of the diversions. Good hotels pro­
measure to her local record.
ning at large at my place. Owner
vide ample accommodations for all
comer«.
.call at once Th os. Smith. ' Ttpper-
a ♦ ♦
♦ « • ary.'' on Coquille road
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LIBRARY NOTES
Does your watch keep correct time
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If not, see Sabro Bro*., manufactur­
The following la Misa Henry's re-
i
ing jeweler*.
MSltf
located (>n Ten Mile I^ke. Fine
port for the month of June
Endorsed by Leading Car Distributor*
fishing, good hotels and camping
Books purchased
9
IDMIM8TR triiRI NOTICE
places. One of the lieat localties to
Books donated
4
»l»end your summer vacation.
Books repaired
heran** th* records of t heir **rvic* depart
7«
NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN
menta show that Z*iol*iie, correctly n hoed
Books and magazine* circulated 12 0 That undersigned was appointed by
from California asphalt base .rude, go«*
Visitors to reading room
«4« the County Court of the Stete of
Crfect lubrs Mm* less wear, more power
Beside the book* given, a number Oregon for Cooe County as the ad
»t carbon deposit.
of copies of Mentor, and of Held and nilnistrator of the eetate of Charles
Stream, were donated, Also twelve H Neumann, deceased
and has
are on rale between all points in the
numbers of Pictorial Review
for | qualified under such appointment
Ckm Ray country. Call on our agents
1915.
.Therefore all (versons having claims
for information regarding fare* and
During Chautauqua week the 14- «gainst raid eetate. are required and
train service, or write
brary will open at one p. tn. and will hereby so notified, to present all
STANDARD Oil COMPANY
dose for the afternoon program, claims, verified as by law required
opening immediately after and re- to undersigned, at the office of C.
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent
maitilng open until time for the eve­ R. Wade, in Bandon, Coos county.
Portland
I
ning program
It in hoped that the Oregon, within six months from date
For t r^cton,
patrons of the Library will find this' here >f
HmJmr Hr*’,
gives them ample time for reading of I
OTTO NEUMANN,
u rtprwlly
Hie dally papers and the exchanging'
listed July 5th. 1 » 17.
of books.
1 Jy5 11 1» 3« A3
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BARGAINS!
Friday
3
and
Special Sale
Saturday
Ladies Suits g Coats
Children’s Summer Coats
GOOD ONES
Evaporated Peaches
at Reduced Prices
11c
25c
All $20.00 Garments .
All 17.50 Garments .
All 16.50 Garments .
All 12.50 Garments
5.50 Garments
All
5.00 Garments
All
Rice six 16 fl
EMBROIDERY 'in
Ladies’ Sport Striped Skirts
q
10c
$1
8
*.
$15.50
13.00
12.50
9.00
3.75
3.50
The Golden Rule
25c Men’s Cotton Socks
OBITUARY
JOHN DICKEY
WANTED!
Too Late To Classify
Why Not a Trip
To Coos County Resorts
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ZEROLENE^
The Standard Oil for Motor
BANDON BEACHES
:i
LAKESIDE
Low Week End Fares
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