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ENNA JETTICK
N ell R ice was a B andon visitor
last F riday.
Mr. and M rs W ill S abin of
Langlois w ere visiting a t th e W. J.
Sabin hom e in P o rt O rford S u n ­
day.
Health Shoe
Mr. and Mrs. D an
Oxley of
B rookings m otored to P o rt O rford
S a tu rd ay to spend a sh o rt tim e
visiting w ith Mrs. O xley’s parents,
Mr. an d Mrs. H ickox.
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Port Orford
A C. S nider of Sixes ra n ch mo-
, tored to tow n S a tu rd a y m orning.
Miss E n a M cK enzie of Seas lew
ranch, E lk river, w as shopping in
tow n W ednesday.
A. B. F u n k , a fo rm e r
of P o rt O rford, stopped
last T h u rsd ay en ro u te to
ma, w here he expects to
th e oil fields
News
resid en t
In town
O klaho­
w ork In
W R obinson of S ilver B u tte w as
, in tow n S aturday.
L eonlas H ickox w as
T hursday.
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You'll S tr ia e with, P r id e in
Geo. H u rs t of E lk riv er m otored
to tow n T hursday.
ttlargarei
B lack Kid D rees P um p w ith
G ore a n d Colonial B uckel
$6.00
T hos H ughes o f H ughes B ros.’ ,
large fa rm on low er Sixes, m otored
| to P o rt O rford W ednesday.
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Spring
Ensemble
Mrs. E unice Jam ieson sp en t a
few days visiting h e r son. F red
Jam ieson, in tow n la st week.
H enry A dolphsen cam e hom e the
first of la st week and his wife a c ­
com panied him over to his logging
p ro ject a t R ock creek to spend a
few days.
M onths
Jo h n W M cKenzie w ent down to
th e M acleay E sta te ra n c h a t R ogue
’ river T h u rsd ay m orning to over­
see th e loading of th e stock he had
bought th ere an d had tru ck ed to
his ran ch on E lk river.
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FUTURISTIC
STRAP
SLIPPER
One of the
New Fads
¿Jirciinia
B lack or tan , low heel, tie
$3.95
$5.00
lake
N. S. P e rk in s and S. J. Spoerl
cam e in from C hinquapin ridge to
a tten d th e b asketball gam e last
i T uesday night. '
$2.00 — 12 M onths
jetticks
tow n
T ay lo r D em ent, p ro m in en t stock-
m an of M yrtle P o in t, w as in P o rt
O rford T hursday.
"Tip" M iller of G arrison
w as in tow n T uesday.
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You need no longer be told that
you have an “ expensive " foot
Mr. an d Mrs. H arold S auers of
A gate B each p a rk m otored to tow n
T hursday.
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W id e a n d h
“ A boo.
those wom en th at h ave been obliged to
either p a y nigh prices or take poorly fitted sh o es.’*
I Mr M ath er of m iddle E lk cam e
, to tow n fo r supplies la st T hursday.
$1.00 — 6
PORT ORFORD NEWS
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■ P o rt^ rfo r^ ^ re g o n ^ T u e s d a ^ M a rc l^ ^ ö ^ S .
Mr. an d Mrs. E rn e s t Jones, w ho
cam e h ere from C hicago several
m onths ago, a re now occupying th e !
Chas. N eum an residence.
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Miss N ettle Toole accom panied
the girls b asketball team to B rook- ’
’ ings S a tu rd ay night.
features the crystal plaited skirt, the velvet
tone embossed flannel skirt, or a rich variation
in stripe or pastel rayon skirt, over a classic
tu-tone sport shoe, and topped by the novelty
knitted sweater or a pretty “Thermo” coat.
“Follow Thru” is the mode, and blends with
hose, bag and hat to harmonize.
They are carefully selected here.
C rocheted S traw Is a
new m illinery creation.
HATS
«2.95 to »7.50
GOLDEN RULE STORE
New F u tu ristic a n d
M odernistic p a tte rn s in
"M iss S pokane” W ash
New Spring Patterns in
PETER PAN and BORDEN PRINTS
FR O C K S
$1.95 an d $2.95
ELosketball Game and Presentation of Trophy
Furnish New Features for College Exposition
Mrs F ra n k B T ichenor w as ta k ­
en 111 la st T h u rsd ay an d tak en to
M arshfield w here she entered the
Wesl.-v hospital. Mrs. O rris K napp
took Mrs. T ichenor to M arshfield.
For
W P H u rst of E lk riv er w as
In Gold B each last F rid a y and
S aturday.
S h eriff T u rn e r an d Ju d g e Bailey
m otored th ro u g h P o rt O rford last
M onday en ro u te to Salem.
Mrs. O rris K n ap p and children
an d M rs L. R P u g h m otored to
B andon F rid ay
Developm ent
O rland A nderson h as been v is­
itin g his sister, Mrs. G ene Geth-
Ings. of E u rek a. Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. M E. T readgold
of Sixes spent F rid a y afternoon In
town.
and
H P relsendanz. p ro p rieto r of the
P o rt O rford bakery, has retu rn ed
from a week sp en t a t his p ro p e rty ;
In Gold Beach.
A ttorney C. R W ade of B andon ;
w as in town S a tu rd a y a tte n d in g t o 1
legal business.
Lo ca 1 N ew s
Miss R u th C lark and Mrs. M ary ,
R ice spent th e w eek-end as guests
of Mrs E. J B ak er a t C hinquapin
range
Mrs A lta L arson w as a ssistin g
in the postoffice T uesday a fte r­
noon.
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Mrs. Lee L eu tw y ler of tjm g lo is
spent th e w eek-end as th e guest
of M rs W T. W hite Sr.
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of
A t le ft. A m o ry, “ S la ts" G ill, new basketball coach at O regon State w h o s e t e a m
tar ui _
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ru a ry 23 at C o rv a llis : center. Huge fo u r-fo o t tro p h v P-e,en,Jd 7 c .th e c o H e « hv ^ a’ b ln «,o n F e b ,
in re co g n itio n of T h a n ksg ivin g fo o tb a ll v ic to ry over N e w Y o r k
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an(^ c il^ e n s
Ham S T a y lo r o f U n iv e r.ity of’ K e n tu cky. p r i n ^ f V p e ^
* o P r ' g h t’ D ear W l'
b o tto m . John L ib b y . -29, student m anager o f aixth annual E ducational expos’ h o n " '* “
C o rvallis, O re.— H ig h school delegates and o th e r visito rs to the
lio n at O regon State college February 22 23 « ill find
unusual
e n live n in g the m ore serious p rim a ry a ctivitie s « '
the ,
cational
'conferences.
vational
The M isses E llen B arto n an d
E d ith T ichenor w ere g uests of Mrs 1
R ay Dean of B andon S aturday.
m arin es arriv ed in P o rt O rford
T uesday to spend a few days w ith
C het H uling and p a rty of M yrtle his m other. M rs A m anda Sm ith.
P oint enjoyed the d riv e south over
Mr. and Mrs. H an s Adolphsen
the Roosevelt highw ay Sunday.
w ere B andon visitors yesterday.
S outhern P acific S tatio n A gent
Mr anil Mrs. W h itsett and chil­
McRay of M yrtle P oint, accom pa­
nied by his fam ily and p a rty of d ren w ere guests of Mrs Sweet at
friend* were C u rry county visitors A rizona Inn F rid ay
Southwestern Oregon
V
spite Its m o rm o n . w aterpow er re-
sources. O regon is not o:
of the
ten 'cad in g sta te s of the inlon In
w a : . l ow er
developm ei
accor 1-
Irg to a study prepare i by the
g eo lo g ic,| survey. T he cap acity of
$3 plan ts in O regon is 288 973 horse­
pow er: of w hich 234.001 horsepow er
Is used for public u tility and m u­
Sunday
Mrs A lta L arson. V irginia I s r - nicipal purposes.
son and M ary A nn W h itsett spent
C alifornia has become the lead­
Ju n e Crum ley. H azel Jam ieson the w eek-end a t A rizona Inn
ing sta te in point of w aterpow er
and R u th Malloy sp en t S a tu rd a y
In Bandon, going an d re tu rn in g
developm ent w ith 18 4 per cent of
w ith Miss M alloy's fath er. E A.
an hydro-electric pow er produced.
Malloy
T he s ta te ha« 159 plants w ith a
horsepow er, of
Jam es Sm ith of the U nited S tates
W ash.ngton, D C.. F eb 2b De­ w nicn 2.2vi 44. horsepow er is used
Oregon Water Power
Development Lags
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d is n la ,.
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displays and vocational gitida n/e
for public u tility and
m unicips
purposes
W ashington, once th
,h ,rd larg est producer of w otei
has dropped to fifth p la n
wUh 74 plant« producing 747.40
horsepow er
The n o rth w est has been outdi
tanced by th e south in hydro-ele
trie developm ent d u rin g rece'
year». N o rth C arolina is now tl
th ird w aterp o w er sta te and A1
------ a the fo u rth , while South Car
bam
lln* >’ sixth and G eorgia seventl
M ontana and Idaho both produc
m ore w aterp o w er th a n Oregot
393 440 and 357.577 horsepow er n
spectively