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About Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1918)
Examination of all men in class one under ths draft has been finish PADEREWSKI HkKBtHT SHUMAN-HEINK ed in the county. The exact number JASCHA HEIFETZ certified for military service has not FOODS THAT SAIE WHEAT FOODS THAT SAIE FATS /■ yet been determined, but is believed to total approximately 500. Kellogg’s Corn Flakes pkg. 11c Primrose (pure cottonseed* Frank B. Thompson, says the Kellogg's Bran, pkg. ..... 13c oil for salads and cook MEL a I GLICK Marshfield Record, is surveying the Krlnkla Corn Flakes, pkg. ing, per bottle ____ ... 45c roads In the vicinity of Bandon to i made them great 3 for 2 5c see if the Duplex four wheel drive | Califene, in medium sized Rice Pancake Flour pkg 23c auto truck will operate here. He *1.00 palls Rice Pancake Flour, 10 lb. Is sales agent for the Duplex FARRAR HOMER sacks 95c Wesson Oil, Small ____ 38c S. P. Seirce of Sixes, former joint H-O Oatmeal, pkg...... ........... 18c makes them immortal. representative for Coos and Curry ' Wesson Oil, Medium 83c Kellogg's Pearl Cornioca, counties, has successfully passed the made from corn, lb_ _14c *1.59 Wesson Oil, Large examination for enlistment in the V. , The artists whose names are mentioned here liave won the 3. army engineers at Portland re- ■ CARUSO ELMAN' applause and affection of the public for the beuuty. the comfort, the cently, according to word received entertainment, am! the uplift of their matchless art. as expressed here. upon the stage and to that far vaster, world wide audience who | W. L. Beach has completed the ' know them by their VICTOR RECORDS. As long as there are ears ¡job of moving a large boiler from | to hear, their VICTOR RECORDS will preserve their living, breath CALVE SOUSA The purchase of Foodstuffs should be given the DeGesen place south of town to, ing emotions, their infectious laughter, the exquisite, tremulous ■the waterfront here where It was' uotes of their inspired Instruments. Their art can not die. thoughtful consideration these days. Our quality loaded onto a scow for shipment to | is right. Compare our prices with those elsewhere. Company's mines the Riverton Fuel “ V at Riverton. GALLI-CIRCI Can you afford to pay 10 to 16 per cent more MARTINELLI The ladies of O. E. S. are plan for your Groceries in order to have them carried to ning a seven o'clock dinner the eve- ning of March 8th to initiate new you and charged on account? dishes and silverware which the lodge Get the New Victor Record catalog VICTOR VICTROLAS recently purchased. The affair will t-'roni 915.00 up. •—the most complete catalog of music be open to members and families, will arrange easy terms for in all the world. We will gladly and visiting members. so desired. play for you any Victor Records. BIRCH, the Optician, will be at MISCELLANEOUS SATURDAY SPECIALS Sabro's Monday, March 4th. 2tc H. J. McDairmaid is back from at Scott Paper Co's Flat toilet (Good Sat., March 2, Only) tending the big anniversary celebra tissue per pkg. ............ 5c tion of the Elks lodge at Marsh- 8 pkgs, for ...... 35c ALL BRANDS CONDENSED field, Mack got back happy and MILK. 2 cans for .............25c MANUFACTURING JEWELERS Solid Zinc Washboards 35c whole although he has all the ear- (Limit 6 cans to customer) ot a man who had Just enjoy- marks BANDON. OREGON Bob White Laundry Soap VICTOR AGENTS 5c ed the time of his life. 10c POST TOASTIES, pkg. 11 bars for ...... ............. 50c H. E. Boak, who had been ill for *1.00 24 bars for PUFFED RICE 2 pkgs .„ 25c several weeks. Is meeting his friends Schilling's Baking Powder. again at McNairs Hardware store. Teacher—What is worse than a Mr. Gates in Greek History— Syl DEL MONTE CATSUP, reg. 1 lb. cans ........... 46c Mr. Boak has Improved greatly dur via Marshall, describe the sculpture giraffe with a sore throat? 20c 25c bottle 46c ing the past week, but it will be Instant Postum. 50c size Little boy—A thousand legged of the Parthenon. quite a while yet before he will be MONOPOLE CANE AND worm with corns. SyMa — I can ’ t; I never saw it. French Cream Salad Mustard (Continued from page three» strong enough to do very much work. MAPLE SYRUP. 1 quart 8 oz. glass with sanitary glass jug 40c DR. F. A. VOGE, Dentist, has drills to the students and also spoke paddle ____ ___ ______ 10c moved from the First National Bank to the boys about military drill which LUX SOAP CHIPS, pkg 11c 3 lb. can Guitard's Ground building to the room formerly oc has been taken up in high school. Chocolate ........................ 90c SWANS DOWN PREPARED On the morning of February 13, cupied by Dr. Scofield in the Elling CAKE FLOUR, regular son building. First door to the right the subject of thrift stamps, military Eagle Brand Milk (sweet 45c pkg......................... 35c at head of stairs. Olltf drill, and oratory were discussed by ened) per can ................. 23c John Nestor Lynde of Bandou, Mr Turnbull. He expects a large has made application for U. S. citi number of students to take part zenship papers. His case was up for the oratory contest this year and consideration last week, but owing we have some very good material to the fact he had only one witness, pick from we are hoping they will instead of the required number, his their best for Bandon High. A num " Where Every Penny Dues Its Bit" hearing was postponed until some ber of high school students are can vassing the town for thrift stamps for Cash and Carry The Best for Less time this week. the government. Dale Barker, a former Bandon • • • • resident who for the past three years has been at Bend. Oregon, has returned and may decide to again left the first of this for their home remain here permanently. Mr. at Albany. Baker’s family had bifin visiting ai Mr. Ervin in Algebra—Don't re Mrs. B. N. Harrington of St. Johns, Myrtle Point for a short ttme and ceive help from any pupil in the Ore., a suburb of Portland, is in has now joined him here. BIRCH, the Optician, will be at Bandon as the guest of Mrs. F. A. Supt. E. W. Gates of the Coos and class. We wont. Mr. Gates still Bobbi Sabro’s Monday, March 4tb. 2tc Holman and other relatives and Curry Telephone company, was over has the ten-forty period. friends for a few weeks. from Coos Bay Monday tran'iacC ’ u g Try our penny system; it's Lillian's boots have lost their Censible way—Sanito Grocery. David B. Seger of Portland was in business for the company. Since .1. E. Montgomery wrent to war Mr. shine. ■Bandon Monday, interviewing the W. A. Hoover came up from h la Gates has assumed the duties of the He—I have to laugh every time I Laurel Lodge Ranch Monday eve metal trade. This is his first visit latter in addition to his own, all cf was to this section with which he see that coat. ning to take in Knights of Pythias which keeps him hustling. most favorably impressed. She—I'll leave it around when the doings. Oscar Farris returned Saturday Mrs. W. E. Craine returned a few from Salt Lake City where he hrd bill arrives then. Edward Bell and Ralph Fox, who are working in the Coos Bay ship days ago from a visit to Portland been employed for some time. 11» Randy—I struck a man In self de- yards. visited home folks in Bandon and Eugene. At the latter place she had also been in Texas and oth*r fense today. was the guest of her daughter, Miss i states, working on the army canton- over the week end. Spencer—How was that? Randy—He was going to ask r.ie Mrs. C, A. Dano was over on the Pearl, at the University of Oregon. ments under construction. He was Bay the latter part of the week as Edward J. Wieder of San Francis i called home to take the examlnatii n for a quarter, and I struck him first. a guest at the Mair Dano home. She i co, with the Crowly Tug company, I under the draft aDd being placed in Visitor—I see Bill is In the band. returned to Bandon Monday. visited with his sister, Mrs. Fred Class 1 he has decided to remain Edna Dippel—Yes, but we don't * Mr. and Mrs. C. D. I’laudep. who Tuttle and other relatives, a few days close to home awaiting the call. brag of it. For the present he has taken a J< >i had been guests of the F. E. Drane ago. while enrouto home John—Why don't they use stoves in the spruce camp at Lakeside. home at Parkersburg the past week. business trip to Seattle. in the army? Ray The enemy would get their range. Bill Blundell's candy blacksmith There goes a newlywed. Ila How do you know? Bill — Because he used to get three Udi LIU pounds of candy a week, now he gets one-half pound per month. Things we want to know: YOU CAN AVOID COSTLY Who cuts our Jokes? BUYING MISTAKES Who is guilty of not buying a stud ent body ticket ? Why Harry DeLong gets "A" ev Instead of Buying Blindly from Pictures in a Cata ery month? Why Miss Conner does not have a log You Can See the Real Implement boys’ cooking class? Before You Buy. Joe—If I was to kiss you, would you call for help’ t *There are 90,000,000 of us in the United States — all in the Dorothy—Would you need it? Charles E., while pestering Mike In ■ family of our own Uncle Sam. Be Hee before you buy. Thia to Igebra class. that an Implement 1« sure ever saw And Uncle Sam needs money—your money — everybody’s Mike—Do you want to fight? you want lief ore you what pimienta, Cbarlee—Yes. money. He doesn’t ask you to give it to him; he wants to borrow Avoid let It work for you. i ear you Mike I'll hold your coat. and pay you interest for it. rx|>en«ive delata of the poor on<*a. Mr. Gates In Physics class— Leon- sending an unsatisfactory atd. Is there any liquid that won t Maybe you didn’t have $50 or $100 to lend him in Liberty Crop prices are sure to tie Implement back to some dis freeze? high. All that you will have Ecnds, but surely you have 25 cents. If we, all of us, buy one tant concern and getting in Leonard—Yes. hot water to do to make big money un- exchange another of thrift stamp—just one stamp apiece —that is $22,500,000, and if S'nlor—Do you think the clgar- will lie to raise big crops, known quality. ette habit affects the brain’ everyone of us buys $4.12 worth — 25 cents worth from time to And getting big crops Hill D .c'.or—That question can never Our service prevents coat* the d«'|iend largely time for sixteen times —that’s $370,800,000. be answered, for a man of brains has ly buying mistakes on your kind of implements you UBC. never been discovered smoking one part. You can come to our Your pin money does help. Doesn’t it? F ncer—-Can you give mi an ex- store— take full advantage You can't afford to risk am| le of a temporary parasite on We don’t know how much money you have — how much — of our steak, study the Im nny Implement uncertainty. man ? plements, get fully acquaint Inferior Implements will how little. It doesn’t matter, anyway. For it is getting to a point Foot«—Well. I don't know, unie»« ed with their every feature, mean the loss of the extra it Is a flea that every man—every woman—every boy—every girl—must and buy Judiciously. bushels and extra tons that John—So that ■ your new tie, eh’ make the business of helping win this war — the most important That way of buying will the use of graxl implements >• hy on earth did you select such x help you get the most from loud pattern’ thing on earth. gives. Remember, the extra Mr Gates- I didn't select It. My the big year that to coming. bushels and extra tons will Like the Liberty Bonds, the war savings certificates bear friend did. and he's slightly deaf. Drop In the next time you mean a lot this year—much Jesse B. in Geometry—Well, er- are in town and see our 4% interest. On January 1,1923 each certificate will be worth $5. more than enough to pay for ah er. Mr Gates, how esn three faces good Implements. stock. These stamps are exchai geable at face value plus accumulated meet in a common point? interest at any time betw en now and January 1, 1923. Two Irishmen had been fighting he mosquitos in a New York tene- 1 You can buy from your mail carrier or at the Post Office. mint house About two o'clock they ' We Sell the World Famous Line of finally got to sleep While in a half Buy your first one today doze a lightning bug came flying In-1 "Johnnie, Johnnie, to tha room use, ” exclaimed Pat. "Here's' it's no N 7A<* A </<>»• -fiaenwrrf Ro<W for and Donated by one of the creatures searching for us ' with a lantern." E. H. BOYLE. THRIFT STA.M 1 Our motto—Lettuce have peas Manager On Sale Hen Sweet peas THEIR GENIUS THE VICTROLA S abro B ros . KLAKAHMA SANITO GROCERY Local News JOKES Our Service And What It Means to You WANTED-AMERICANS! John Deere Farm Machinery Bandon Hardware Comp’y îBnylr llrutrlry (Company