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Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, April 28, 1931.
PORT ORFORD NEWS
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I L U R E O F SO U T H E R N O R E .;
the im proved roads an d o th e r ac-1 ta ry tra in in g to fit th em to deal last T h u rsd ay night.
Refiners a n j b u yers o f
W ID E V A R IE T Y R E S O U R C E S com m odations now available it is w isely w ith the problem s of p a re n t-j j H ulet, c a re ta k e r fo r R eceiver
(C ontinued from la st w eek.)
believed a la rg e r nu m b er will see hood.
Native
Platinum
and Gold
E n te re d a t th e P o sto ffice a t F o rt O rfo rd , O regon, as second class
1 W ann of th e In m an M ines tr a n s a c - 1
T he n a tu ra l resources of south- th is unique n a tu ra l phenom enon in
F o r every child education f ° r j ted business h ere yesterday.
H ighest Market Prices
m all m a tte r u n d e r Act o f M arch 3, 1878
1 ern O regon ra n g e from field crops, 11931.
sa fety a n d pro tectio n a g a in s t ac-
EoabU Jtd 1907
Published weekly at Port Orford, Oregon
W ednesday th e new m ach in ery ;
| fru it an d forage, to tim b er and
H u n d red s of m iles of trails, b u ilt [ cid en ts to w hich m odern condi-
W
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BER G BR O S.
OEO. W SORANSON. Editor.
SM ELTING Qi REFINING CO
m in erals in th e m ountains. W ater and m ain tain ed fo r fo rest protec- tio n s su b ject him -those to w hich recently o rd ered by the M a d d e n '
Mine
arriv
ed
.
Other*. 742 Market St.. San Frandaca
pow er is ab u n d an t. D evelopm ent tion, a re freely used by th e p u b lic , he is d irectly exposed an d those
Plant: South San Franaaco
SU B SC R IPT IO N RATES:
Mr. an d Mrs. J o h n F ro m m mo­
of all th ese resources has begun to gain access to som e of th e best | w hich, th ro u g h loss or m aim ing
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hu n tin g , fishing an d recreatio n of his p aren ts, affe c t him directly.
as m ost o f th em is concerned.
grounds in the world. F o rest
F o r every child w ho is blind, to m eet Lex w ho w as hom e from !
S is M o n t h s _________
S o u th ern O regon is a n a tu ra l rec- cam ps fo r public use have been es- deaf, crippled, or o therw ise phys­ A shland N orm al fo r th e w eek end. I
A d v ertisin g ra te s 25 c e n ts p er co lu m n ln :h
reatio n gro u n d . T he m ajo r fea- tablished by th e fo rest service a t ically handicapped, and fo r th e
P h y sician an d Surgeon.
C. C. P o n tin g w as a business vis-
tu re s a re C ra te r lake in th e C ra te r such specially ad ap te d places as child w ho id m en tally handicapped.
Tuesday, April 28, 1931.
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O ffice 491, H om e 492
n atio n al p ark , O regon caves in th e Union creek, D iam ond lake, Lake- such m easu res as will e arly dis- ' ito r a t th e county se a t T hursday.
F a h y - M orrison Bldg.
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Siskiyou n atio n al forest, diam ond of-the-W oods and G rayback creek. cover an d diagnose his h andicap, ;
R ecreatio n in so u th ern O regon is provide care and tre a tm e n t, an d so
SUMMONS SU IT IN E Q U IT Y
lake on th e U m pqua n atio n al for-
B andon, O regon.
est, L ake-of-the-W oods on th e C ra- now in its in fan cy b u t it needs no tra in him th a t he m ay becom e an IN C IR C U IT C O U R T O F S T A T E !
te r n atio n al forest, Rogue river, p ro p h et’s eye to see it grow and asse t to society ra th e r th a n a lia- ; O F O R E G O N F O R
CURRY
an d th e ocean beaches a t B andon, develop into a m a jo r source of bility E xpenses of th ese services 1 COUNTY
K. F ra n c k , p lain tiff, vs. Jam es
P o rt O rford an d o th er points h ealth an d pleasu re as well a s a should be borne publicly /w here
A ttorney-at-Law .
H. C otter. Mrs. Ja m e s H. C o tter;
along th e coast. Good roads open p e rm an en t incom e to th e region th ey c a n n o t be p riv ately m et.
F o r every child w ho is in con­ T hom as C otter, Mrs. T hom as C o t­
th e w ay to th ese m ajo r re c reatio n ­ w hich is so well ad ap te d to become
F irst N ational Bank Bldg.
flict w ith society th e rig h t to be te r; an d an y an d all persons un­
al featu res. T he P acific highw ay a n atio n ally know n playground.
dealt w ith in tellig en tly as society’s know n, o r p a rtie s unknow n, claim ­ Bandon
th ro u g h th e in terio r, th e Roosevelt
•
Oregon
charge, n o t society’s o u tc a st; w ith ing any rig h t, title, estate, lien, or
h ighw ay alo n g th e coast, a link of
the home, th e school, the church, in te re st in th e real esta te describ­
th e R edw ood high w ay betw een
F o r every child sp iritu al and th e c o u rt an d the In stitu tio n w hen ed in the com plaint herein, d efend­
G ra n ts P ass, O regon, an d C rescent
City, C alifo rn ia, co n n ectin g the m oral tra in in g to help him to needed, shaped to re tu rn him w hen­ an ts.
tw o a t th e so u th and th e Coos Bay stan d firm under th e p ressu re of ev er possible to the norm al stream
T o Ja m e s H. C otter, Mrs. Jam es
of life.
h ig h w ay betw een R o seb u rg and life.
H. C otter, his w ife; T hom as C otter.
F o r every child u n d e rsta n d in g
F o r every child th e rig h t to grow Mrs. T hom as C otter, his wife, an d
C oquille u n itin g th em a t th e north,
m ak e possible a loop trip th a t Is an d g u ard in g of his p erso n ality as up in a fam ily w ith an adeq u ate all persons unknow n, o r p a rtie s un­
u n iq u e an d
o u tsta n d in g
even his m ost precious right.
s ta n d a rd of living and th e secu rity know n. m ade d efen d an ts h erein :
F o r every child a hom e and th a t of a stab le incom e as the su rest IN NAM E O F S T A T E O F O R E ­
am o n g th e splendid series of roads
fo r w hich O regon Is fam ous Along love an d security w hich a hom e safe g u a rd g a in st social handicaps.
GON: You a re hereby required to
th is loop, m o u n tain s an d valleys, provides: and fo r th a t child who
F o r every child p rotection a g ain st a p p e a r a n d a n sw e r the A m ended
fo rests an d fa rm s vie w ith rivers, m ust receive foster care, th e n e a r­ labor th a t stu n ts gro w th eith e r C om plaint filed a g a in s t you in
beaches, ocean h ead lan d s and pro­ est su b stitu te fo r his own home.
physical o r m ental, th a t lim its ed u ­ above en titled co u rt an d cause
F o r every child full p rep aratio n cation, th a t deprives children of w ith in fo u r w eeks from A pril 14, ■
gressiv e tow ns in a ttra c tin g th e in ­
te re st of to u rists and settlers. F ed ­ for his birth, his m o th er receiving th e rig h t o f co m rad esh ip of play, 1931, date of firs t publication here­
post n a ta l and of joy.
eral fu n d s an d sta te m oney In lib­ p ren atal, n atal, and
of; if you fail to a p p e a r an d an- ,
eral a m o u n ts m ade th ese splendid ca re ; and the estab lish m en t of such
F o r every ru ra l child as sa tis­ sw er on o r before th e last d ate
hig h w ay s possible, th u s opening protective m easures as will m ake fa c to ry schooling and h ealth serv­ prescribed in th e o rd e r fo r pub­
th e region, a sm all em pire in It­ child-bearing safer.
ices as fo r th e city child, an d an ex­ lication hereof, viz: M ay 12, 1931, ’
F o r every child h ealth protection tension to ru ra l fam ilies of social, fo r w a n t thereof, p la in tiff will ta k e
self, to th e en jo y m en t an d use of
from b irth th ro u g h adolescence, in- recreatio n al, an d c u ltu ra l facilities. ju d g m en t and decree a g a in s t you j
th e public
A lready th e little tow ns, fo rm e r-' cludlng Per,odical h aalth exam ln-
To su p p lem en t th e hom e and and apply to th e c o u rt fo r relief d e - ;
ly isolated an d alm ost unknow n. i atlona a n d ’ w here needed’ care of th e school in th e tra in in g of youth, m anded th erein succinctly: T h a t
a re ta k in g th e ir rig h tfu l places on «Pr-elall.tB and hospital tre a tm e n t; an d to re tu rn to th em those in te r­ p la in tiff recover from Ja m e s H. C ot­
th e m ap an d show ing th e resu lts re g u lar dental
and ests of w hich m odern life ten d s to te r $1400 an d In terest from A ugust
of th e ir connection w ith th e out- c a re o t the ,e e th : Protect,ve and c h e a t children, every stim u latio n I, 1929, a t 4 per c e n t p e r an n u m : '
BA N D O N
side w orld. P ro g ress an d im prove- P reventlve m e a su re , a g a in s t com ­ and en co u rag em en t should be giv­ $150 as a tto rn e y 's fees, - n d |o r $350
m en t a re a p p a re n t w h erev er th e «"« "‘^ b l . disease; th e in su rin g of en to th e extension an d develop­ fees, if contested, an d costs; th a t ,
good ro ad s have touched. W ith p u re food, pure milk, and pure w a t­ m ent of th e v o lu n ta ry y o u th o r­ th e m ortgage from Ja m e s H. C o tter
ganizations.
to Zweifel, recorded com m encing
th e d evelopm ent of co m m u n ity o r­ er.
To m ak e ev eryw here available P a g e 150, Book 8 of M ortgages of
g an iza tio n an d co n tac t w ith o th ­ I F o r every child from b irth
ers h a v in g th e sam e problem s, the th ro u g h adolescence, prom otion of th ese m inim um p ro tectio n s o f the said county, be foreclosed a n d prop­
cities o f so u th ern O regon a re go­ health, including h ealth in s tru c ­ h e a lth an d w elfare of children, e rty th erein described viz: L ots 10.,
in g fo rw ard w ith certain prospects tion and a h ealth program , w hole­ th e re should be a d istrict, county, II, 14, and l5 o f Sec. 30 in Twp. 40
o f in creased im p o rtan ce and use­ som e physical an d m en tal re c re a ­ o r co m m u n ity o rg an izatio n fo r S„ of R an g e 13 W. W M.. C u rry
the ra d iu s o f P o rt O rford h a rb o r
tion, w ith teac h ers and leaders a d e ­ health, education, an d w elfare, w ith C ounty, O regon, be sold, an d pro­
fulness.
and logging railw ay s will th en
q u ately train ed .
full-tim e officials, co o rd in atin g w ith ceeds applied to th e sum s afo re­
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connect w ith th e h arb o r, th e u n ­
F o r every child a dw elling place a state-w ide p ro g ram w hich will be said: th a t each d e fe n d a n t be b a r­
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responsive to a nation-w ide se rv ­ red an d foreclosed of all rig h t or
its p a rallelin g th e coast being
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Port Orford Genus ev en tu ally d estin ed to becom e of th e U nited S ta te s a re visitin g ■ reaaonabI<
provig(ons for prlvai.y.
ice of g en eral in fo rm atio n , statis- esta te in said prem ises and have
region
an d
leaving large free from conditions w hich tend to
co n n ectin g lin k s in a
th ro u g h th e
tics, an d scien tific research. T his each o th e r relief as is equitable.
In­ th w a rt hjg 4evelopm , n t; and a
» m o u i n t t, s of o u tsid e m oney to to-
(C ontinued from page 1 )
n o rth an d so u th co ast line.
shouM in clu d e;
S ervice h ereo f is m ade upon you
crease th e w ealth o f so d th ern O r­
T rained, full-tim e public h ealth by publication In P o r t O rford N ews
S m all
ce d a r o p e ra to rs
have egon com m u n ities W ith th e com ­ hom e en vironm ent harm onious an d
h av e an »ge of from 500 to 600
officiafs. w ith public h ealth nurses. published a t P o rt O rford, O regon,
done v ery well fo r sev eral y ears ing of th e to u rist, th e valuw o f o u r en rich in g
year«
F o r every child a school w hich Is s a n ita ry inspections, an d lab o rato ry | for to u r successive weeks, by or-
p
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T he tre e ha» It» h ab itat on the
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d er o t C ounty Ju d g e o f said coun­
(Wd v en til.
c o ast of so u th w estern
O regon po rt c e d a r logs th ro u g h th e P o rt show n th a t local resid en ts a re tak - e r ,y equipped
A vailable h ospital beds.
ty, m ade A pril 11, 1931
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from Coos bay so u th w ard w ithin
F ull-tim a public w elfare service
L A. L IL JE Q V IB T ,
and k |n d e rf frM n .
gupple.
th e fog belt to Mad river, n e a r m odate bo ats o f th e la rg e r class so u th ern O regon green an d a t t r a c -
fo r th e re/ief, aid and g uidance of
B E N N E T T SW ANTON,
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H um boldt bay, H um boldt county,
A tto rn ey s for P lain tiff. I
m ent hom e care.
ch ild ren in special need due to pov­
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can
load
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hills of th e ir beauty, d estro y s an d
C alifornia, ex ten d in g from w ith ­
F o r every c h ild a com m unity erty, mlsforVUhe. o r behavior d iffi­
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M arshfield, Ore. t
docks,
an
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re
developm
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d riv es aw ay th e gam e an d en c o u r­ w hich recognizes and plans for
in a few mile» o f th e sea to
culties, an d to r th e pro tectio n of A14t5c
will
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front ten to 40 m iles inland, and
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.
his needs, p ro te c ts Him a g ain st children from abuse, neglect, ex­
d a n g e r, t m aral haxards ploitation. o r m oral hazard.
reach in g 5000 feet elevation on the rie rs to load w ith expedition when I. looked upon as a cala m ity t o
N O T R E TO C R E D IT O R S
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try
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stem
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be p rev en ted by cooperative effort. an d disease; p rovides hkm w ith
seaw ard »lope o f th e Const ran g e
F o r every child thews rig h ts, re ­
P L E A S E T A K E N O T IC E th a t
atically tap p ed for its resources.
W ealthy m en w ith a w ide ran g e ia fe and w holesom e plkces for ptey g ard less of race, o r cotbr. o r situ a ­ L e tte rs of A d m in istratio n of e state
T h e m ost a b u n d a n t sta n d s o f
B efore th e tru e value o f P o rt
P o rt O rford cedar, an d th e la r g ­ O rford ce d a r w as realized. In the o f choice a re b uilding su m m er and re creatio n ; and m akes p ro ­ tion, w h erev er he m a y Hve u n d er o f G eorge H. W ilson, deceased, is­
est specim ens, occur n o rth o f th e y e a rs past, m any th o u san d s o f hom es in th is favored region and vision fo r his c u ltu ra l and socket th e pro tectio n o f th e A m erican sued to m e by o rd e r of C ounty
flag
R ogue river, on th e w est slopes ties w ere hew n aro u n d Coos bay. sp en d in g m oney freely to develop meeds
C o u rt of S la te of O regon fo r C u r­
M nv an d b eau tlfy th e lr P|ace" S u m m er ! F o r ,.vrI>
I111U u„
every K
child
an „ ed , ucallD„
u catio n
pf th e C oast ran g e foothills, from B andon an d P o rt O rford
ry C ounty, m ade M arch 6. 1931'; all
c.rf t |h o m e <‘olonle" h av ' sp ru n g up a t wfcieh. th ro u g h th e discovery a n d
th r e e to 15 m iles from th e ocean. cords o f m atchw ood
claim s a g a in st said esta te m ust be
w ere * cu
R I ;n J .
I presented to m e w ith pro p er vouch-
Lake-of-the-W oods developm ent of his individual abtP-
T he tre e is not p a rtic u la r In th e too. b u t now th a t th e tim b er has D iam ond lake
porn Blind ; N o w p e e s
ofnce,
choice of Its locality on th e coast, a tta in e d su ch fancy v alues th ese an d R ecreatio n creek on n a tio n al ities, prepares him fo r life; an d
an d It occur» on th e sand dunes. 1 ,>raeu cea have been discontinued. fo rest land w hich Is occupied and th ro u g h tra in in g a n d vocational’
Gold Beach. C u rry C ounty, O re g o n ,)
lr l s v A a a
on<f *
developed u n d er special use per- guidance p re p ares him to r a living
on high, dry, san d rln y r r ridges
an d
o r a t Law O ffices of L iljeqvist & :
P o rt O rfo rd ced ar m ak es very mit» from th e fo rest service. Ev- wh»rt, w |i| yield him th e m axim um
S w anton. H a n B uilding. M arshfield, j,
slopes of ro a st hills a n d on th e
fine b o at lum ber. It being n early e ry su m m er hom e w h e th e r on prl- of satisfaction.
O regon, w irtnn six m o n th s from !
b a n k s of stream » an d lak es In
as stro n g as D ouglas fir o r th e v ate o r g o v ern m en t land is an add- | p « - , Very child su ch teach in g
d a te hereof, M arch 25, 1931.
th e m o untains It th riv e s b est In
best e a ste rn w hite oak.
It
is ed reason fo r keep in g o u t forest an d tra in in g as will p ré p a ie him
G L E N N G. R O ZELL, j
dam p, narrow , su n n y ravines.
th e m ost d esirable lu m b er fo r U re
As A d m in istrato r of said e sta te k
I to r successful parenthood, home-
N ear P o rt O rfo rd It is especial­ use as floorings an d celling o f
T w en ty th o u san d people visited m akfng. and the rig h ts of citizen-
M31t5c
ly ab u n d an t In m ix tu re w ith w est­ b attlesh ip s, as It can be used
W ith ship; and. for p aren ts, supplem en-
ern
red cedar, S itk a
spruce, a g a in st steel o r iron w ith o u t p ro­ th e O regon Caves In 1927
i
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g ran d fir. w estern hem lock and vo k in g ru st. In airp la n e c o n stru c ­
D ouglas fir, an d occasionally w ith tion It is p referred by m an y de­
su g a r or w estern yellow pine
sig n ers to spruce.
P o rt O rford ce d a r h as been | M ighty w ere th e ced ars o f Leb-
Cusnblned W ith
cu ltiv ated successfully In E u ro p e annn. an d g ran d w ere th e plaeea J
an d In r a s te r states, b u t It la w hich th ey adorned, b u t th e P o rt
sensitive to sudden
ch an g es in O rfo rd ced ar is g ain in g fa m e |
M agari na
h u m id ity and su ffers from long j th ro u g h o u t th e w orld a s a won-
d ro u th . F rost does not affect it | d erful wood. an a ris to c r a t o f th e
S A CLEAN. W H O L E S O M E =
except In Its youth In th e logged- fo rest stro n g , useful a n |i b e a u ­
o ff a re a s of Its n a tu ra l h a b ita t tiful, and, above all. re s ista n t in
STORY. M O NTH LY MAO- =
It g erm in ates very readily.
a rem ark ab le degree to th e rav ­
¿arl Musselman. 22 of Allentown. E
AZLNE F O B
B U IS .
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P la n s a re u n d erw ay an d will ages of tim e.
Pa., now sees for the first time. A rti- =
m a tu re In th e im m ediate fu tu re,
ficial pupils were grafted succg>>futly =
fo r th e logging on a larg e scale
H arold Jo h n so n is d riv in g a new
of th e Im m ense tim b er stn n d s in P ly m o u th sedan
=
Sukacrtptlon $2.00 a s e a r
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PORT ORFORD NEWS
H. L. HOUSTON, M. D.
If you are as kind in your hidden thoughts
As are the words that you speak,
If you are as fair in your unseen deeds
As when but applause you seek,
If you are as honest and broad and fair
As others believe you are,
Your life will be ever a beacon light
Outstanding as some high star,
For a heart holds all that a real man is,
Whatever of worldly pomp be his.
—Grace Hall.
C. R. WADE
The Child’s Charter
FO R SA LE
Established Garage and
Service Station
On Roosevelt Highway
On Paying Basis
Bargain — Terms
Write Port Orford
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Information
CHILI) HEALTH DAY
President Hoover has designated May 1, as Child
Health Day. In the “child’s bills of rights,” he says,
“the ideal to which we should strive is that there
should be no child in America that has not been born
under proper conditions, that does not live in hygienic
surroundings, that ever suffers from undernutrition,
that does not have prompt and efficient medical at­
tention and inspection, that does not receive primary
instructions in the elements of hygiene and good
health.”
There is greater magic to come if May Day can
be made a National Child Health Day. It can be used
to interest the whole nation in a system of child wel­
fare and health education.
The schools are urged to evolve their own May
Day program. Whatever the celebration is, it should
include all children.
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Solomon’s Lebanon
Cedars Outclassed by
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CONFECTIONERY
Up-to-Date Goods
Always Fresh
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Youths Companion
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E. J. Tilley
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LANGLOIS, OREGON
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C ream S ep arato rs. T racto rs, M owing M achines, M ilking
M achines, E tc
Shingles. F looring, R u stic Shlplap. D oors, W indow s M oulding, s
Iro n in g B oards. B read B oards, P erfectio n P la s te r
W allboard. H ouse an d B uilding T rim m in g s
Lime, Cement And Roofing
B uilding A nd C arp en te r W ork By D ay O r C o n tract
W ork. Septic T an k s, Sidew alks. F o u n d atio n
Blocks, K to
C o m /a n io n t* 4 u l S h i f t
is h e re !
Now « « in the ntw low price rang«
« « you may have Phoenix quality in
an amaiing new texture and finish « «
twistelll A n ingenious revane twist
developed by Phoenix matter knitters
has produced this remarkable hosiery.’
By all means « • see it soon < « in a
variety of lovely Spring shades.
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H ouse P ain tin g . D airy B arn W h itew ash in g by Pow er S p ray er
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HOSIERY
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»fieer « « and how it wearjl
McCormick-Deering Ranch Machinery
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C. R. H enry, o f Ism gtoU la a h a rg s of B uilding ! 'a p a rtm e n t
W C Boyd A Son. of Ian g io ls, In c h arg e of P a in tin g P e p a rtin a n i
W e will be glad to give you eetlm ates on all B uilding M atertala.
P ain tin g . E tc.
Dealer In Fairbanks-Morse Products
D a e trlo U g k t B lasts, W atar P la n ta P am pa E ngines.
P ipe And F tttte g s
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The American Boy
Golden Rule Store
Bandon-by-th e-Sea
New This Week
“PATCH WORK” PATTERN CHALLIES. 19c
So easy to make a quilt. A Batt and a Lining,
sew* it up, and there your are.
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SIX E S NOTES
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BILI.Y
SO RA NSO N
A gent fo r C u rry county
P o rt
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O regon
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Jo h n M asterson h as re tu rn e d M IH IIIIillllllllllllin tlllllltllllllN ItlllM
from a trip to C alifornia.
C. C. W oodw orth w en t to Co­
quille W ednesday a n d T hursday,
re tu rn in g w ith lum ber an d pipe for
th e M adden Mine
F a rr ie r an d sons a re d riv in g s
fine new 1931 C hevrolet.
Mrs. J. A. ’M cD onald and son,
Jack, a tte n d e d th e th e a tre in B an ­
don S a tu rd a y night.
Mrs. F a r r ie r an d d a u g h te r Strel-
la, an d son. Guy. m otored to B an­
don S atu rd ay .
M r and M rs W eston Z um w alt
and fam ily a n d th e F re d M arsh
fam ily of Gold B each enjoyed a pic­
nic at C rescen t C ity S unday
F re d e ric k H ull w as a soloist at
a t th e d in n e r given S a tu rd a y n ig h t
a t A rizona In n by th e Gold B each
high school.
B e rt W eils tra n sa c te d business
at Gold B each W ednesday
T he M adden M ine is ad d in g new
men th is w eek to th e crew ,
Jo h n F a r r ie r w as a business vis­
ito r in Gold B each yesterday. Mrs
F a rr ie r rem ain ed In P o rt O rford
to visit friends.
J A M cD onald and son. Ja c k
a tte n d e d th e prise fig h t in Coquille
THE BLUE BIRD
Scenic Views
of Curry County
Unfinished Furniture
Breakfast Tables
Card Tables
Nite Stands
Magazine Racks
Child’s Sets — Tables
and Chairs
Bread Boards
Very Reasonably
Priced
Port Orford
Hardware Co.
Port Orford Ore.
Curry Cnapter No. 135
0. E. S.
Regular meetings, third Satur­
day of each month.
Vtiltore
always welcome
W o rth y M atron
Florenoe F o o tin g
Secretary,
V elm a Sabin
Cigars
Candy
Magazines
PORT ORFORD
LODGE A. F. & A. M.
No. 170
Maats second Saturday of - y * 1
m v»th V Uh I ng b ra th em e e l
corns
B e r n a l
forty
W a re h lp fa l M aster,
FRANCW W. SMITH.
Secretary.