Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983, March 21, 1918, Image 4

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FACTS & FIGURES
HOW MICH DO YOU SPEND
««ch uiuuib for groceries?
Our
$85.OO.
Cash
Specials
Hay
Carry
aud
»ywteiu »ave» you 8 to 18 cent,
(average of 12 cent«) un every
dollar «pent at our »tore.
That
1» 84.20 per month or $50.50 per
in theae time» of
year.
war
when we are waked by our gov-
erniuent to eave In every pos­
for SATURDAY and MONDAY:
Hill'» Blue Can Coffee, Sib.
can
»we
Small White Bean», per lb,._ 11c
(Limit lOIba. to Customer)
2
sible way can you pay over $50
per year to have your groceries
delivered to you and charged on
Can you do it without
account?
having your eoMdencf pricked
Jut a little?
$50.00 will buy
Stamp«.
200
Thrift
Are you going to sac­
rifice 200 Thrift Stamp« for your
[MtrNonal convenience,
even
it
YOU CAN AFFORD IT?
can» Borden'»
Milk, for
Evaporated
25c
1 can Pork and Beans -----
lie
lib. No. 1
California
Soft
Shell Walnut» .................... 2Oc
81b. can
Coffee
Folger'«
Comrade
----------------------------- 75c
lib. can Chinook Salmou
7 oz. Glaaa Jelly . ................
.... 22c
8c
Brava Washboard», each
35c
Solid Zinc Washboard»
25c
When the boy» at the front
are ri.klng their live» and
people of our
the
Aliie» suffering
Free
Innumerable liardahtp» shouldn't
we willingly and Voluntarily do
without »oiue of
our
modern
con veuleuc«» ?
Whether you
trade
at
our
Thrift Stamps
»tore or »onie place else, if you
With
buy groceries, meat or drygood»
Saturday
PAY CASH
give absolutely free one
HOME.
AND
CARRY
You will reduce
IT
the
every
$10.00
purchase,
or Monday,
we will
U. H.
Thrift Stamp.
Merchant'» coat of doing Inal-
ne«» and encourage him to adopt
the »y.tein advocated
by
the
Government.
SANITO GROCERY
" If" here Every Penny Does Its Hit”
Cash and Carry
The Best for Less
Mrs.
ness visitor the latter part of the he says, and he was making a set­ i active for one of her age and takes they will be at the GOth wedding an­ West and Southern states.
i a keen interest in things. She makes niversary celebration of tlie local Early is a sister of Mrs. Calvin, and
week
Manager A. F. Deringer tlement with the buyer.
man's parents.
Returning to Ban­ came direct to Bandon from Joseph.
handled the outside work during Mr
R. Davidson Is freighting to Port beautiful lace as a pastime.
Hayes' absence
R. G. McKenzie was a Bandon visi­ don, Mr. and Mrs. Miller will prob­ Oregon.
Orford these days. Mr. Davidson Is
CABLE
CABLE
CABLE
i
Nels Rasmussen was a business using a four horse outfit and expects tor the latter part of last week, re­ ably spend a few days visiting Mrs.
Mr» Frank Lunglol. of
Myrtle
6 and 8 strand plow steel, all
merchandise turning to Port Orford Sunday. Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rix of
called at Marshfield and North Bend to continue to haul
Point whh here to attend the funeral
sizes and lengths from one-fourth
the latter part of the week
Nel» from Bandon to the Curry county "Bob" used to make the best time Groton. South Dakota.
of her mother, "Grandma’’
Shoe­
Men in the logging camps of the inch to 500 feet in stock at Bargain
says Coos Bay looks almost as busy towns until the roads get so the auto md liis whistle be the merriest when
maker.
he was going towards the City-by- county are said to he objecting to the Store. One donkey for quick sale.
as Bandon will be wheu the shipyards trucks again take the field.
W K. Best wan at Coos Bay a few begin running here.
the-Sea.
but for some reason he now- new regulations promulgated by the ‘AXTELL, for Machinery Bargains."
MRS. HOUSEWIFE, your’s Is the
days ago on bu»ine.» for Fyfe-Wilson
I., M Strong and son, Lyle, return leading role in this game of war get.« in the biggest hurry when he is spruce board which would give them
company
He was accompanied by
Your headed back this way again—Port a bed with sheets instead of the usual
ed on the Elizabeth from
a two "Food will win the war”.
Mrs. Best.
We offer One Hundred Dollar» Re­
blankets
Under the blanket system
weeks stay in San Francisco, where economy in the buying and prepar­ Orford Tribune.
ward for any case of Catarrh that can­
Miss Kuby Goodnight, who had the former was transacting business ing of food is most Important. We
N H. Larson, the local mill man. the loggers furnish their bedding, not be cured by Hail’s Catarrh Cure.
been Instructor In the school at Lam­ for the Bandon Cheese company and have a message for you in our adv­ started Monday on a business trip to but under the other they would be
Hall’s Catarrh Cure has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past
ps. left the first of the week for her attending to other matter.
ertisement on this page Sanito.
It Powers to consult with E. J. Loney supplied with a modern bed at a cost thirty-five years, and has become
home In Portland, her term having
of $1 per week for changing the known as the most reliable remedy for
L. W. Cochran, of Parkersburg, who is associated with him in the '
Rev. W. S. Smith states that the
sheets, making up the beds. etc.
expired
Catarrh Hall's Catarrh Cure acts thru
mill
industry.
Just
as
soon
as
the
anti-saloon man whom
It was an­ bought the Kelly confectionery on
I
Mr and Mrs. John Calvin and the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, ei-
Mr. and Mr. H. P. Clausen of Four
weather
is
suitable
Mr.
l.arson
will
Taylor
street
of
I.
C.
Fredricks,
tak-
nounced would speak at the Pres­
pelling ths Poison from the Bloodl and
Mlle were In Bandon a few days
Mrs Chas. Early, of Enterprise, Ore., healing the diseased portions.
byterian church Sunday,
will
not ng immedate possession. This con call for tile delivery of a Duplex auto
ago enroute home from a tour of the
left
Bandon
the
first
of
the
week
aft
­
After you have taken Hall s Catarrh
’
ruck
which
he
has
ordered
for
log
­
come to Bandon, and Mr Smith will fectionery has always enjoyed a good
I short tin.’ > u Will see a
cities of the county, visiting with
business and we have no doubt Mr ging purposes and start sawing aero­ er a visit here with a son of Mr. and great improvement in your general
occupy the pulpit as usual.
friends and taking iu the sights.
'
Mrs.
Calvin
They
will
stop
at
var-
health.
Start
taking Hall's Catarrh
plane
material.
—
Port
Orford
Tri
­
Mrs Geo. W Moore has returned Cochran will increase it.—Coquille bune.
|ious places enroute home. The Cal­ Cure at once and get rid of catarrh.
Walter Sabin, mnnsger of the Sid­
-entlnel.
Send
for
testimonials,
free.
from a visit with her son, Geo. W
well $ Schetter store at Port Orford,
F. J CHENEY & CO. Toledo, Ohio.
J. Ira Sidwell left Tuesday morn­ vins have been making a tour of tlie
Mr and Mrs. F. .1. Chatburn have
Junior, and daughter. Miss Mary,
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
country, having visited the Middle
and Mrs. Sabin were up to Bandon
at Berkeley. California, and with rel •eceived word from their son, Tom. ing overland for San Francisco to
to attend the funeral of Mr Sabin's
alive. and friends in other California hat he had successfully prevailed up meet a brother. J. 8. Sidwell, who is j
grandmother. Mrs. Mary Shoemaker.
■n liis way to Java where he will
cities
She was met at Lakeside by m the officials to allow his indue
I
M Fraer of Mapleton, Ore, a Mr Moore.
tlon into the army and Is now at be in charge of important oil devel­
opment work.
This is the local
station on the Coos Bay-Eugene rail­
It G. St. Dennis, donkey engine Eugene receiving instruction in the
man's first opportunity to see his
road. Is here tills week Investigating
mnn for He Paulson In the Hauser U. S. ordnance school preparatory to
brother in several years, lie having
I' cal prospects with a view to per­
road construction. Is helping
Mr service In France.
been employed with the Standard
haps making this community hl» fu­
Mrs E. Lewin was at Coquille on
Paulson transfer the donkey engine
Oil company In Mexico, and other
ture home
to the BandonCurry road where It 'he 12th of the month attending the foreign sections.
II W Coats, who Is buying po­ will be used in the Improvement of 92nd birthday anniversary of Mrs.
A very pretty wedding, says the
tatoes In the county for shipment, that highway.
Elizabeth Leneve, her grandmother
Port Orford Tribune, occurred at the
seys he has much difficulty In »<>
Fourteen
relatives
were
present
at
Mr and Mrs E. I.ewln have re­
curing sacks to put the spuds In. and
Mrs. Leneve is quite residence of the bride's parents, in
ceived an Invitation from the City of the gathering
Port Orford on last Satuday, March
may be forced to place the better
Oakland. California, to attend the
9, 1918, when Rev. Van Winkle of
grades In boxes
YOU CAN AVOID COSTLY
launchings of ships at the Moore ♦ *♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦«*«
tlie Methodist
Episcopal
Church
DR. F. A
VOGE. Dentist, has Shipbuilding plant tn that city. The ♦
PERSON 11,
4
BUYING MISTAKES
Joined in holy wedlock Alfred Haft
moved from the First National Bank exercises are to be held In the muni­
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦ and Mias Lottie Dean. The wedding
building to the room formerly oc­ cipal auditorium
Respectable gentleman.
Scotch, I was a quiet one. the guests being
cupied by Hr Scofield In the Elling­
Instead of Buying Blindly from Picture» in a Cata­
A Storm of Prosper, went over mechanic in shipyard. 35 years old. confined to relatives and a few .
son building
First door to the right to Coos Bay the first of the week
Invited
friends.
Fi
feet.
10
inches
tail,
well
built,
Pro
­
log You Can See the Real Implement
at head of stairs.
Olltf to »tiaighten out a tangle about his
testant, desires
acquaintance
of
Mr and Mrs. I. N. Miller left Fri­
J 8 llayes, driver for the Bandon properly. Mr Storm's property was young lady. Jolly and gentle disposi­ day for South Bend, Indiana, where
Before You Buy.
Steam Laundry, was a Coos Bay busi­ Sidd for taxes, without bls know ledge tion
Matrimony
D T Sinclair. they will visit with Mr. Miller's par­
Local News
How’s This?
Our Service
And What It Means to You
1713 So E St . Tacoma, Wash .
tip ents and other relatives While there
Till» 1« (lie lx*«t year you
eier saw to luiy good im­
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Millinery Announcement
REXALL
• • • • $
The ¡.a<iies vf R indan and Vicinity
Liver Salts
are invited to visit our shop and inspect our
SPRING MILLINERY STOCK.
IVr are featuring hats that are “different. ”
make the world look brighter.
Special Easter Display
Saturday, March 30th.
‘.‘Ordinarily gives relief in one hour.“
:
25c and 50c sizes.
A fancy hat box will be given on that day
with any purchase over $4.50.
• • • • •
Morrison's Millinery
240 Eiret Street Wttt
C. Y. LOWE
Be
an implement I.
want l>efore you
let It work for you.
Avoid
tlie
e\|>en«ive
delay»
of
«ending
an
unsatisfactory
implement back to Home dis­
Crop price« nre sure to lie
high.
Ill that you will base
to do to make big money
will lie to rai*e big crop«.
Ind getting Idg crop. will
tant concern and getting in
exchange another of un­
de|H-nd
largely
u|«>n
the
kind of implement, you use.
Our «service prevent, cost­
ly buying mistake« on your
You can't afford to risk
any implement uncertainty.
Inferior
implements
will
mean the Io«« of the extra
bu.liel« and extrn ton. that
ti e u«e of giH«l Implement«
gi»e«. liemenilier. the extrn
bu.liel. and extrn ton. will
mean a I at thin year—much
more than enough to pay for
good Implement».
known quality.
part.
1 ou can ronie to our
«tore—take full advantage
of our stock, study tlie Im­
plement». get fully acquaint­
ed with their every feature,
and buy judiciously.
That way of buying will
help you get the moat from
tlie big year that ia coming.
Drop in the next time you
are in
stock.
town
and
see
our
We Sell the World Famous Line of
This Store is Headquarters for
KODAKS and SUPPLIES
REXALL DRUGGIST
plement». and the worst
year you ever MW to buy
poor one«.
See Iwfore you buy.
nure that
what you
FIR8T STREET
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John Deere Farm Machinery
Bandon Hardware Comp’y