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Port Orford^ Oregon, Tuesday ,JJctober 1, 1929.
PORT
Charleston.
Francisco, stopped In Port Orford
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Sinker to Represent
Fred Marsh has moved into the a short tim e yesterday enroute
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PORT ORFORD LOCAL
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tvivt ♦ #-» S-1
T — I- _ erv«
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new s
a C. H. Tichenor cottage known as north over the R oosevelt highway trip to Crater Lake They returned ;
Automobile License,
by way of Klam ath Falls
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♦ "Tlchenor's R est.”
Mr. and Mrs. Geo S Eaton of
Grants Pass and Wyman Eaton of
"Bud" Post, a form er resident of
Geo. Curry o f Elk River, was
Bandon, spent Sunday with Mr Port Orford, spent yesterday in
Salem. Oregon. Sept 24 Much I1
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. H ogatt were buying supplies In town Friday.
town
curiosity as to the m anner in which '
and Mrs Geo W Soranson.
in Bandon last Thursday on busi­
autom obile registrations w ill b e ;
W T. White, Jr., transacted busi­
es«
Lex Fromm intends to enter handled the first of the year due
Raymond Coy of Portland, is
ness in Gold Beach last Tuesday
State
college
this
week.
spending two weeks w ith his par
Dr Corthell was called from Ban-
to the change in the registration
F H. Charlesworth. 8 A. lurw- enta and friends at Euchre Creek.
<lon Thursday morning to attend
W J Paul man left last Tuesday period is m anifest am ong m otorists
rence
and
Roy
Corson
were
In
from
Mrs. Pltner who has been very 111
o f the state, according to the num­
Dr. Hogue of Eugene, and party for Portland on a business trio of ber of inquiries being made to the |
for several months After examin the Inman Mines W ednesday
several days.
of
friends
visited
with
Mr.
and
ing Mrs. Pltner, who is 84 years
secretary of state Hal E Hoss.
D. D. McGill who has been em ­
Mr and Mrs. John M asterson of
old. Dr. Corthell thought It advis­ ployed by the Macleay E state of Mrs. A B H ogatt the first of the
With
Oregon
unique
among j
week
They
are
planning
a
hunting
lower Sixes, were in town W ednes­
able to remove her to the Em»r- Widderburn returned to Port Or­
trip Mr. H ogatt’s brother of R aini­ day attending to m atters at their states in establishing a split of the
,','ency Hospital at Bandon
Mrs ford Sunday.
er. is also a guest at the H ogatt Seaside hotel property.
calendar year registrations alw ays i
Floyd Kellar, Mr. Pltner's daugh­
home.
in force heretofore, an entirely new !
Charles Newman was a business
ter, accompanied Mrs Pltner.
R. L. W agner of Elk River, was system has had to be worked out
visitor in Marshfield yesterday.
Tom Carrigan, of Marshfield, a town visitor last Sunday.
I by the secretary of state to provide
C. C. Inman left W ednesday noon
I for the half year registration per- |
Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Pugh and was a Port Orford visitor yester­
with N ew York as his announced
day.
Mrs. Tracy Corbin and Mrs. iod on January 1, 1930, and the full I
destination in connection with the baby daughter were dinner guests
Ethel Mather of Sixes, were Port ¡year registration on July 1, of the
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. H
L.
receivership of the Inman Mines.
S. E. Jacobs is transacting busi­
Orford
visitors Sunday.
’ sam e year
Sauers.
ness in Bandon today.
Sam Hull returned to Port Or- * To obviate the necessity of issuing
J. B. Curl returned W ednesday
Sam Hull and Andy E llis had a
E. L. W hite apd T. J. Fromm
to his home In Baker after spend­
head-on collision on the Elk River were in Gold Beach Saturday look­ ford Thursday from the Rogue metal license plates tw ice in the six
ing a week in Port Orford.
river where he spent a couple of month period, a method of Issuance i
road Sunday. Fortunately they saw ing over the fire situation.
weeks at Iilahe. He is now engaged o t temporary licenses for the first I
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Petersen who each other In time to avoid serious
Mrs. Mabel Mather w as taken in sow ing grass seed on the Wm. six months of the year has been '
have occupied the L ynch’s resi­ injury to them selves and cars,
evolved, windshield sticker, readi-
sick
Thursday and unable to be at Sweet farm on Elk river.
lience on the bluff have moved to
Wm Hogan and wife, of San work
Geo Campbell of Middle Elk was 'X id,e nt‘fl^
s Peclal deaiK". * » '
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ism rt. n g saz-
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shopping in town Thursday morn- 8"PPlant thp custom ary distribution j
ing
| ot "cense plates on the first of the j
year The sticker will not mean '
Mr. Brotten, Sixes rancher from that the old 1929 plates should be
the M cPhillamy place, was attend- removed from the automobile, f o r '
ing to business m atters In Port Or- 11 wl11 take the 1930 sticker, the
ford Thursday.
1929 license plates and the official
Coos County
Business-Professional Directory
Coos Bay Stationery
P IA N O S
Large Line
A stock o f over 100
to choose from.
General Stationery
RADIOS
9 o f the leading lines.
E verything in Music
Both
Buy Your
You will never be satisfied until
you own a New Chevrolet Six.
Jewelry
Photos
For Xmas Presents
F. W. BERTRAM
Jeweler
See l e e Herron
197 Broadway
SHAW MOTORS
Marshfield
Phone 801
Bandon, Ore
Frink»
SEE BIRCH
and
SEE BETTER
M arshfield
Bandon, Oregon
Oregon
Erma’s Specialty
Shop
Art Decorating &
Furniture Co.
‘Modes of the Moment”
Acme Quality Paint«
Wall Paper
H em stitching
Bergen’s
Marshfield Florist Co.
—
Art Goods
,lc p n s p
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Days of Summer—how 1 lov. u n —
Ain’t no days can rank above 'em !
,
Pretty soon, though, they must go
Still, somehow, it doesn’t grieve me.
As I see ’em start to leave me_
I like Autumn too. you know!
R anges and Circulators
Broadway A Curtis S ts,
Marshfield
Your Credit Is Good
T
A Good Place
The Going Furniture
To Eat
Company
/ C has .S.K innison
Days of Autumn—fine and bracin’—
Make you feel like forward-facin’ I
Put new vigor in your step,
While your best licks you are givin’—
Make you glad to be a-livin’—
F ill you up with vim and pep!
Days of W inter—sharp and bitey—
Keen and nippy! Love 'em m ighty—
Like to hear the log fire snap!
Like to hear the old wind shriekin’,
Like to hear the shutters creakin'—
Pan of pop-corn in my lap!
ROOSEVELT ( AFE
Leave orders at
M arshfield. Ore
Port Orford Service Station
Port Orford
new
I L ove ’Em A ll!
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Cut Flower — Pol Plante
Funeral D esigns a Specialty
Marshfield
Z c h Y
Y
X
Curry County Visitors Welcome
Marshfield
Millinery
Bandon, Ore.
Next to Hotel Westland
Phone 1451 - Bandon, Ore.
a u n t.
Ay
( 'andy—( 'lgars— Cigarettes
—Ice Cream
Days o» Spring Time—sweet careSSin’,
What a joyous, gentle blessin’—
Clean my heart of all its gall!
Yes, I love ’em, ’deed I do, B oyl
Still, each season's full of true joy.
Sweet with charm—I love ’em all I
B andon, Ore.
Complete Home Furnishers
Marshfield Auto Paint
& Top Shop
Electric Shot*
Rebuilders
Have Your Top Repaired NOW
The Rexall Store
If your car needs painting our
prices are right.
To Try Is To B e Satisfied
Bandon. Ore
Bandon, Ore.
577 So. Broadway, Manthfield
Oakland — Pontiac
Sales—Ser» Ice
’. J. Rooney Auto Co.
I Electric
Acetylene
Portable Outfits
Guaranteed Welding
’w
will be held in
Port Orford
On
4RK
ruestiuy tfternoon
Dr Houston A Dr Corthell
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X Coos County Professional Men Offer Su-$
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perior Service
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The photograph, according to th"
irto-r.'.phs of actual >
Standard Oil Bulh-iiu,
-tra <-.
• t portray defacer.’.en
“a motorist view ing California
T! ? Judges of the c
Mountain Scenery.” T
standard
lie ; Horace M. Albr
Dll Company of California Is now tor. N: ’.i aal Perk S
conducting four prize contests with
Kathleen Norris.
a vie» to finding a solution of the
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x f tinier
Jan.eg D
problem of the defacem ent of the California.
•ct nery of the Pacific Coast by oh
W. L. Valentine. Former Presi-
A ctionable advertising signs Cash dent. Automobile Club of Southern
p rlies of 11.000. »500 and »250 are California.
being offered for the three best
H. B. Van Duser. Chairman. Ore-
1500-word or less answ ers as to how gon State Highway Commission
the evil can be corrected; of »500,
Mrs. H F. Alexander, Seattle
1250 and »125 for the best 500- Garden Club.
word or less statem ents on why
Da» Id Whitcomb, Chairman.
It should be corrected; of »250. ' ecutlve Committee, Pacific Empite
»125 and »75 for the three eight Association.
word or less slogans which will
Full text of conditions may be
most effectively arouse public sen ­ obtained from any Standard Oil
timent on the question, and addi­ office or by writing to the Com­
tional prises of »200. »100, »75, »50 pany at »25 Bush Street. San Fraa-
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X Coos County Merchants Carry Up-To-Date X
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Merchandise
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This is the identical Coat
you will see all over the
A strictly up to the m inute gar­
ment, treneh style of HEATH ER-
BLOOLM JE R SE Y ; sizes 14 to 46;
la w
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green,
tan,
and
autumn
day at one price, $6.85. We can get
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no more a t this price, so do not
delay.
Many OTHER STY LES in Rain Coats, for la­
children and men at all our stores.
I need fr o m ..................................... $1,98 to $8.85
d ie s ,
MENS super-weight, double-constructed “Rain-
$10.00
test” work clothing, suits.
Separately, pants, $4.95; Jacket, $5.95
LADIES fancy colored Gaiters; tweed or all
rubber ................................. ......... $2.98 and $3.45
For the kiddies too
HOKSEHIDE
$1.98 to $2.48
COAI’S—heavy front quarter
$11.85
stock; men’s sizes; black only
VV ith Sheep C o lla r.................................
$12 85
Golden Rule Store
BANDON
Coquille
C C Service Stores
Marshfield
WHY
PAY
Bandon News
(From W estern World)
MORE?
vestigated. one deposit being lo-
c a t ^ near the old Dollar mill site
at Prosper; another is said to be
situated at Norway.
Eire Causes Break in
Tupper Rock Material
Too Tough to Handle
Hydro-Electric Pipe
a
of o u h w-eek.
Phone Shop 396 K; Home 579-1,
■84 Rroadway Marshfield. Ore
TODAY AT ONLY
Emergency Hospital
Clinic
Standard Welding
Works
Broadway A Golden Sts.
Marshfield
We Combine Comfort and
Service in Our R eb eid in g of
Footwear.
D ruggists — Stationers
SPECIAL SALE
It is reported that the rock quar-
Three lengths of redwood pipe
ry crew for the contractors who
.
I ,n thp plpp "ne «t the hvdro-elec
are to resurface the R o o se v e lt! trie plant on Willow creek w e,«,
highway between Riverton and broken r e c e n tlv » b . n „ ? .
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Bandon have been unable to solve ' fire got aw ay and cans d’ “ ^ nR!<
the
problem of
breaking up
on the ' snag
ana/
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?
L “ *ar*e
the problem
of breaking
snag to fall
onto
the pipe
Tupper rock material into pieces *
line
Repairs were quickly made
sm all enough to feed Into a crush­
but In the m eantim e much w ater
er. The rock is so tough that It
was lost from the reservoir and a
cannot
be , broken
with a sledge
rp ,
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.
iu iiiu r r
o
sn
w
p ri
large l number
of i n fish
were
lost.
The men in charge of the experl- com ing through the pipe line
rnents
hAv»
vnno
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ment« have gone but will return
This
to make another effort to devise a yet*
* e x p has
Z e n been
Z T Z the
e Z driest
h e ’ season
w—t ^ a o i i i v r m e hydro-
nyaro-
way of accom plishing the work
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electric plant has been built and
id t ih niPAntiiiip other oossihlA ty»»-»
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Fuhrman X Shindler.
Inc.
Our allotment will go on
brown. Shown in all our stores to­
th e ,,
’R ou n d H o m e
Hllllarda and Pocket Billiards
Our Buyer was lucky in finding a Rain Coat
manufacturer short of cash—and no rain in
sight. He bought a quantity at $2.00 under the
market value.
Mrs. E A. L in .lb c g
hom e w ith
Puttman Billiards, Inc.
Wm. LongstalT-----
Ames S. Johnston
Opposite Egyptian Theatre
from
Save $2 on Rain Coat!!!
colors,
( which becomes effective January l.
j 1930 F ees for both autom obiles
W. H. Sht'inl.'iii of Maiuhfiel.l. , al® trucks will be based on w eights
w as visitin g J W. McKenzie S u n - ■ new scale of fees m aking
day Mr. McKenzie’s health is im -' 1 eductions of approxim ately 25 pet
proving.
¡cen t ail along the line.
C H. Pearce was taken ill Wed-1 A change in the gas tax will be
nesday and later Dr. Corthell took effective also the first of the year,
him to the Em ergency Hospital at the added one
cent increas-
Bandon where he is being treated ing the total gas tax to four cents
for high blood pressure.
per gallon.
Marshfield
Diamonds — W atches
Extra Special
J As usual on the first of the year. I
Henry Adolphsen came over from operators of motor vehicles will be j
Rock Creek to spend the week-end required to file applications for
at home.
• licenses, but this year they w ill be J
Dennis Sorenson of Houser spent “h 'f ‘V ’1" '? r<7 ’ltU n ces ° n a lp8s
Sunday visitn e his ehMdren who
, .h"
m a k e tk s ta
Social and Commercial
Marshfield
NEWS
state priced at $8 to $8.85.
NEPTUNE STUDIOS
Thomas Music Co.
ORFORD
f iv e room HOUSE
for
SA LE
3 rooms first floor; 2 rooms second floor:
?ot 50x100 feet; water; centrally located.
Price: $1.000-$500 down; balance as rent.
S. E. JACOBS
Licensed Realtor
Port Orford. Oregon.
Write me for information regarding, camp
grounds, service stations, farms, logged off
landh. mines, city lots, houses, business pro­
perty.