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UtMEXLVX-SYRJA.X RELIEF
FUND IS GROWING
“THE 1LIBERTY BOND IS VICTORY'S V/ANO’’
—By H B A’len, Hillsboro
X ame« of
The total has now reach $909.40
with Prosper still to bear from.
THEY ARE GIVING
THEIR LIVES
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will you LEND
your DOLLARS
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CoBtributore Continued
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From Last Week—Prosper
Still to Be Heard From.
Dew Valley List
I E Palmer, L R Sinclair, G A
Baldwin, R B Young. K P Perkins,
J J Morris, H C Bryant, B M Uhl-
man, I A Peterson, C A Swift.
The Dew Valley people turned
$17.75.
Lamp« Community
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Given Away FREE
For the purpose of introducing
into this territory
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T P Hanly. Margaret Hanly, Mrs
T P Hanly, John Donaldson, A P
Sweet, Chas Domenlghinl, John M
Long. J L Bean. R Danielson, Sam
Clinton, James Cottinl, J H Berry.
Mrs Henry Frye, Edgar Bean, Frank
Burgess. Conrad Borgard. Mr. Lozlni
Amount collected, $24.
ELECTROX
Parkersburg Community
we will give away absolutely free
one 35c can of this famous polish
to each family. We want you to
give it a trial, so call at the store
and get a can free.
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HI' BSCRIIIING for Liberty Bonds does not mean giving anythin.' It docs not mean even sacrificing—unless
ynu call It that to spend more needfully here ami us»' more he ijfully iliere If means safe. sane, sensible, substantia
INVESTMENT, backed by the beat security In the world -our whole United States, and from which you will receivi
reasonable Income In INTEREST.
Compare this degree of patriotism with the kind that is taking our sons, brothers, husbands and fathers
• cross the seaa to probable hardship and possible death
The balance 1s in their favor If you were to mortga re your entire financial future in order that they may be
backed up with those supplies which represent the means for both I HI PARI DNESS and PROTECTION
The third Liberty Loan is at baud. Don't wait to be personally solicited for your subscriptions. Go to your
bank aud VOLUNTEER YOUR DOLLARS.
LIBERTY LOAN COMMUTEE.
Are Y OU preparing to
BUY A BOND
To protect our boys in the trenches
AMERICAN SOLDIERS HALTING THE TEUTONS AT THE LORRAINE GATE
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Bandon Subscribers
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W A Sloan. Bert Dominlghini, E F
Topping. A E Morris, J V Ham-
block, D T Jenkins, Joseph Nulf, T
Devereaux, Chester Kimble. James
Richardson. Frank Maynard, J N
Auer. W J Haga. Ralph Fox. R Dan
ielson, James T Jenkins, F E Drane.
Amount collected, $33.
Bandon subscribers, list continued
from last week:
Henry Brown, Miss Selleck, Ken
neth Perkins, Mrs. Beyrle, Anna
Hicking. Anita Barklowr, Joe Skel
ton, Chas Page, R W Tucker, Mrs.
Frau Holbrook. Mrs. Laura Boyd,
Clarence Langlois, John Langlois. J
J Curran, Mrs F Holman, S W Dam
ron. Mrs E M Bell, W S Mack, Mrs
W H McBride, Mrs Brainard, Mrs.
Wm LeGore, G A Gates. John Don-
aldson, Mrs I A Morgan, Mrs Il A
Gross, Mrs E Engle nan. Mrs T 1»
White. W Manning, Miss Jeanette
Upton. C E Carpen tir. Mrs J O Lock
hart, Mrs L J Davison. Mrs L S
Byron. Prof A Richards, Mrs R Fras
er, Mrs A McAdams. Rev Van Wink
le. Mrs Glenn Cox, Mrs T W Punter,
Mrs A M Baird, Mrs Peter L inn, Mrs
Mary McAllister, Mrs C C Randall,
Mrs J O Ervin, Mrs E Lewin, Mrs
Maryette Morse, Mrs R W Windsor,
M rs C L Foster, Mrs Carl Hanson,
Mrs E D Webb, M H Brown. Mrs J
E Wormamaugher, Mrs Leo Cox. Mrs
H Brown. Walter Ricks, K J Peters,
Iva Bates, Mrs J J Curran, Mrs Em
ma Thorhaven, Mrs Martha Taylor,
A W Sieman, Mrs Frank Cox, Mrs
Ivy Barrows. A Flanders. Mrs Fland
ers, Mrs Hadsall, F Hadsall. Mrs Syl
vester Wilcox, 11 11 Dufort, S Mundy.
F Deringer, Mrs A Garfield, Mrs
B Shumate, E M Randleman, W
Plummer.
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A. J. MORRIS
The death of A. J. Morris occurred
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Emma Young, on 14th street, March
25th. Deceased was 80 years, two
months and 21 days old. and for one
of such advanced years had been
quite spry up until eboi.t a mmtli
ago. He had made his home in
Bandon for about eight years.
Deceased is survived by twj broth
ers, Joseph E. Morris of florence,
Oregon, Wm. N. Morris of Florence,
Oregon; two sisters, Mrs M. A. 1 and-
rith of Marshileid, an 1 Mrs. M. E.
Kirtley of Oakland. Cal. He is also
survived by two sons, G. F. Morns
of Eugene and Eva Morris of Chi
cago. and the daughter, Mrs. Emma
Young of Landon. There ure also
a number of grand children and
two great grand children.
went to Point Richmond, Cal., where
she visited for three weeks with her
daughters. Mrs. Annie Smith, and
Mrs. Chamberlain, formerly Miss
Carmen McNitt of Bandon.
Mrs.
McNitt found no section of the coun
try which looked better than good
old southwestern Oregon, she says.
Z. H. Gatchell left on the Eliza-
beth for San Francisco where he will
transact business matter for the Cen-
tral Transfer company. This is Mr.
Gatchell’s first trip to the outside in
a number of years.
G. W. Irwin, of Mill City, Pa.. Is
in town today attending to business
affairs, being owner of property in
this community. Mr. Irwin arrived
in the county from the East some
weeks ago, but nas been ill at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. S. R.
Mrs. A. B McNitt arrived home a Barnes at Coquille. He may again
few days ago from an extended visit locate here.
with relatives.
From Bandon she
Mrs. Rosa Bingaman has been
went to Warren. Mo., where she was obliged to remain in bed for the paet
the guest of her mother and other two weeks with a severe attack or
relatives for a few months. She then bronchitis.
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♦ RED CROSS AND OTHER
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WAIt ACTVITIE8.
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Attendance at the Red Cross rooms
last week was as follows; Tuesday,
March 26 Mesdamea Philpott, J. J.
Damron, S. W. Damron, J. W. Allen,
H. E. Wilson. B. Adams, J. Stanley
VanWinkle, E. E. Cox, W. M. Bates.
H. J. Walker.
Thursday, March 28—Miss Tick-
nor, Mrs. Endicott, Mrs. Rosa. Mrs.
Walker.
Wednesday, March 27 Mesdamee
Guy Dippel, W. C. Carpenter, A. G.
Hoyt. T. G Hicking, E. Divelblss, E.
Schotter, Wm Best, O. Langlois.
C. Stephenson. Harry Pierce.
Friday, March 29—Mesdanies Le
win. Randall, Perry. Garoutte, Boak.
i.aivo. Christensen, Wolverton. Ras
mussen. Brown. I.tnn, Panter. Stev
enson. Dano, Johnson. Dippel.
The women feel that the attend-
nce should be larger, and urge all
who can do so to spend at least a por
tion of a day of the week working
for the Red Cross.
Catholic Altar Society
BAZAAR
FIVE DAVS AX'D EVENINGS
O|H'ns Tuesday, April It. » a. in.
Closes Saturday, April 14, KI p. in.
—at tli<
FA1H -MORRISON
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Large display of lieautiful hand
made articles. Price« extremely rea
sonable. I.imcli nxim uhcre cake and
coffee will lie series I afternoon« and
evenings, Candy Issi th and flail
pond, also other big attractions,
Colne and tlsh, lite a cast, and you
are sine to get a bite.
LIBRARY NEWS
re two of the first phi'
holding a portion of the Lorraine
by American troni», and al the bullim
We had always thought of Decem
ber as the month of giving, but the
generous response to our appeal for
books for soldiers and sailors, besides
most unusual donation to our own li
brary. has convinced us that March
is the month for the giving of books.
at any rate
Think of It' Ninety good book«.
in fine condition, besides magazines
and booklets. And In each book Is
written a cheery message from Ban
don to "our boys."
Early tn the month we were con
gratulating ourselves on the possess
ion of a friend whose generosity en
abled us to acquire the complete set
of Mark Twain's works, a set hand
somely bound In crimson
Resides these twenty-five volumes,
thirty-two others have been donated.
Many of them replace books worn-
Follow Ing Is a list of those new
the Library
The Royal Road
Health. The Argentine Republic,
Marine and Other Poems, The Mas
querader. Bob Hampton of Placer. A
Rose of Normandy. Captain of the
Grey-Horse Troop. Prince of Graus-
tark. The Honor of the Big Snows,
Marton the Swamp Fox. Roy Allies
With the Flying Squadron. Boy Allies
in the Balkan Campaign. 1
Look-
out Man. The House of I
Men,
Ranson's Folly, Lynch's
With Wolfe In CanaJa.
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One family preparing to le« va
Bandon are giving their entire Il-
brarv. dividing the books bet » een
Bandon and the soldiers' library
Ktual fighting fron' This generosity deserves the highest
Ion of a trench heb praise.
We have eight new cook books
lek has begun
from the Oregonian bureau. We can
help you to use that 50 per cent sub
stitute.
Oakland
“SENSIBLE SIX
The new model 1918 car ¡son dis
play at the Bandon Garage.
Look it over.
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We can make immediate delivery
on any car we represent, for
the present.
F. L. Greenough
Bandon, Oregon
Agent for
BUICK
OAKLAND
CHEVROLET