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Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, September 22, 1931. PORT ORFORD NEWS ( McMillen, oyster expert who was at Coos Bay last week. Excellent results are had elsewhere along the coast. It la probable a sm all am ount o f seed will be planted for both the class and study rooms, new problems Each day is divided into six per- The secretary has been author iods according to Mr Howard’s ized to order a volley ball and suggestion of having longer and portable phonograph for use in fewer periods. physical education A shower will In addition to the six class per also be installed in the girls' base iods there is an extra period given ment. Several of the students are tak each day to Physical Education under the supervision of Miss Fas ing private lessons from Mr. At- nacht. The girls have ordered their wood. Among these are Camilla and gym suits and hope to have them ! Vivian W hite and Frank Seal, soon. ' ' --------5 Refiners a n d ‘Buyers o f Initiation At the regular student body meet Native Platinum and Gold ing Friday, the president appoint- H ighest Market Prices ' ed an initiating com m ittee consist E M b lu M 1907 ing of two from each of the upper W I L D B E R G BROS. ; classes. The members of the com S M E L T IN G fit R E F IN IN G C O m ittee are Vivian White, Marion Otbcaa: 742 Market S t., San Francucc Plant: South San Fra Wilson, Bradley West, George Woodworth. Margaret Corson a n d 1 Donna McKenzie. , The Freshm en were assigned Physician and Surgeon. clean-up tasks to begin with which i they accomplished very well. Phones O ffice 491, Home 482 General N ews F ahy - Morrison Bldg. The students attending the high Bandon, Oregon. i school last term have all returned B idsred at (he P ostoffice at Port Orford, Oregon, as second class mall m atter under Act of March 3. 1*7» Published w eekly at Port Orford. Orugoa OKO W SORANSON, Editor, One r u n t u n ru K D n ew s SUBSCRIPTION RATES: T e a r ------------------------- Six M o n t h s __________________ |1 .0 * A dvertising rates M cents per colum n laeh. Fort Orford. Oregon, Tuesday, September 22, 1931 The worlds in which we live at heart are one, The world “I am”, the fruit of “I have done”. —VanDyke. H. L. HOUSTON, M. D. NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING (Editorial in Chester, Pa., Times.) Newspaper reading is a universal daily habit; newspaper advertising, therefore, reaches each day virtually all who buy. Newspaper advertising is the Miss Mcreida Caswell, who weighs 110 pounds, marries Harry A. life-blood of local trade, because it touches all con Rohwer, who is only 2 i but weighs 787 pounds, at Los Angeles. > ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ sumer sources in every community. It gives the na ♦ tional advertiser the same opportunity for complete GIRL SCOUT NEW S ♦ ♦ consumer appeal in any locality. Newspaper advertis ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ing cuts selling cost because it entails no waste in lo Eagle T ro o p -W e had our first cality of circulation. Manufacturers use it to cover . meeting o f the year last Tuesday with three new members, Evelyn markets where it is profitable to do business. News I j Barklow, Ruby Price and Lola paper advertising insures you quick, thorough and ec Warner. We have lost two members j by transfer in the Jhigh school onomical dealer distribution and dealer good will, be- j troop, Mary Catharine Soranson I oause retailers are willing to sell the products adver and Violet Voorhees and we are i tised direct to their own customers. Newspaper ad going to m iss them very much. vertising enables the manufacturer to tell where their Our m eeting this week was sort product may be bought. Newspaper advertising can of a reorganization m eeting after m onth’s vacation and we shall be started or stopped over night, can be prepared be our pick up our work where we drop tween two days to meet sudden developments and to ped it and advance as fast as pos obtain immediate results. Newspaper advertising en sible. Some of us have nearly fin ished our nature study note books Margaret Ravior, winner of the ables the manufacturers to check advertising results and learning the International code. 10-mile W om en’s Marathon swim and costs in every market which they enter. News ming match at the Toronto Na tional Exposition, was last year’s paper advertising costs less than any other kind. winner also, FROM MARSHFIELD $ go / Tide Table for Week Ending September 29, 1931, at Port Orford. High A. M P M Wednesday, Sept. 23 ................10 34 Thursday, Sept. 24 Friday, Sept. 25 .10 59 Saturday, Sept. 2« 1 --------- ------- .11:40 Sunday. Sept. 27 .12:18 Monday, Sept 28 Tuesday. Sept. 29 ............ ................... 1 33 Low A. M P 1 M 10:15 11 08 11 39 12:0è 12:32 12:57 1 23 8:48 9 37 10 48 1 11:53 1 I 1 03 1:07 2:09 2 26 3 07 3 27 y m t iiiiu iim im u H t iim m iu iiiiiiiiiim iiim m im i n ii i i i t i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i 1 = I VISIT LONG’S GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE 5 = 5 Fine Groceries — Dry Goods Shoes — Rubber Goods Prices Right C. A. LONG GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE Port Orford. Oregon W U IIIIIH IIIIH IIIIIIIIIIH i i i i i i h i i i i i i = = Reduced fare now in effect for week-end trips to Port land. Leave any Friday, Sat urday or Sunday; return limit midnight Tuesday. Our convenient overnight service saves a day each way, | $ 60,000 Prizes «■* Purses Night Horse Shows Oregon Products Horse racing Band contest LANGLOIS, OREGON Mc( ormick-Deering Ranch Machinery s Ormm Separators. Tractors, Mowing Machines. Milking Machines, Etc Shingles Flooring Rustic shlplap. Doors W indows Moulding Ironing Hoards. Bread Hoards, PeifccU on Plaster Wall board. House and Building Trim m ings = = 5 I Lime, Cement And Roofing Building And Carpenter Work By Day Or Contract Cement Work. Septic Tanks. Hldswalks. Foundation Blocks. Etc House Painting. Dairy Barn W hlt.em ahlng by P ow .r Sprayer O r H and C It Henry, of Imnghda In «barge o f Building Department W. C. Boyd A Son. of Ianglola. In charge af Painting Department We will be glad to give you estim ates on all Building v . i . h . ! . Painting. Etc Dealer In Fairbanks-Morse Products Blartrte Ilg tx B lasts Water Plants P u n ,,« rcng1nM Pipe And FltU ags iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiii„llil j,iiim,,,,,,,, ' FCR SALE -Standard make Piano near Port Orford. Will sacrifice for unpaid balance. A snap. Easy terms. Write, Tallman Piano Store, Salem, Ore.” Slt3c. FOR TRA DE -I have two pieces of property in Ventura, Calif., to trade for land fronting on the Oregon Coast highw ay in Curry county. If interested w rite ot j wire me for description and in formation concerning property, statin g what you have to offer Will trade one or both tracts. ' Henry Dolge, Route No. 2, W al nut Road, Box 18c, Ventura, Cal ifornia. A25t5c. Ijost—Found At the Haw ley luncheon last j Tuesday three plain silver forks were lost, being the property of Mrs. David McKenzie, and three odd pattern forks, one sterling sil ver with Initial B, were found— an unintentional exchange Kindly phone Mrs David McKenzie. 87. Farmers' day i * Leave Marshfield . 7:55 p.m. Arrive Portland . . 7 :00 a. m. ' * * TH E PIR ATES W EEKLY Helen Capps. Editor e lazrge Enrollment The Port Orford High school opened Monday. September 7, with an enrollm ent o f fifty. This is a decided Increase over last term ’s attendance. The class enrollm ents are as follows: Freshmen, 16: Sophomore, 13; Junior, 10; Senior. 11. Due to the crowded condition we are badly in need of new seats in Leave Portland . , 8 :00 p.m. Arrive Marshfield. 7 :15 a.m. Port Orford. I am back at My Shop W eek End Stationery Special Packages 25c Where I shall be pleased to see my old patrons. Visors — Goggles McKesson’s Shaving Cream With Package of Gillette Blades 49c OSTRANDER’S BARBER SHOP R- C. Ostrander, Prop. . Port Orford , . Prescription Specialists BANIX)N DRUG CO. Bandon, Ore. BANK OF BANDON MYRTLEWOOD NOVEkTIES for the TOURISTS Commercial & Savings Safety Deposit Boxes for Bent Desks, Bedroom Suites, Tables, Sewing Cabinets If Etc. Made in Port Orford MYRTLEWOOD SHOP D. I). McGill, Prop. Port Orford Oregon | Loggers Pool Hall CONFECTIONERY Up-to-Date Goods Always Fresh W J. Paulman, Prop. Port Orford, Ore. HATTON’S I WILLYS SIX Goodyear Tires n illllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIJ E. J. Tilley New York's Mayor Walker is enjoying himself in Europe, as this photograph taken in Budapest, Hungary, indicates. 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The class gardens are much in need of attention having been neg- i First N ational Bank Bldg lected during the summer months. The Freshmen will take over the Bnndon - Oregon garden assigned to the grad u atin g, class last year. New rules and regulations are in force this year due to the fact that the increased attendance presents NOW ON DISPLAY The big. powerful engine is sm ooth In opration and econom ical In consumption of gasoline and oil. It can drive 70 miles an hour, and as high as 50 in second T his car Is rubber-insulated against vibration and also has a heavy, counter balanced crankshaft It has Bendtx Duo-Servo ype 4-wheel brakes with cable and conduit control for better equalization and leas pedal pressure It also has the convenience of finger-tip control. Lfcie Sport Koaduter. delti ered 97 Sedan. delliered 97 Couple, delivered 9 873 978 79ft 99t> I9fe> 97 K<uad»ter. delivered 99l> I>e l.uxe Sedan. delivered 99I> Standard Sedan L. B. HATTON Prop. More people ride on Goodyear tire* than on any other make. TTiey are the standard of quality and sell at no more than the ordinary kind. Why not buy Goodyears? We have your size and just the style of tire to suit your require ments. Port Orford. Oregon Curry fnaüter No. 1& O. E. S. Regular m eetings, third S atu r day of eacb m onth. V isitors always w elcom e Worthy Matron Florenos Ponting Secretary, Velma Sabin 1999 (Safety Otaos In All Modela. »?• 1« g*g 14«tra.1 ACME GARAGE t h e n . 371 Associated Gas Kelly Springfield Tires New W illy* ear« represent the paramount value after Ing* in Wllly-Overland’s 24 years of building fine motor car». Such high quality, artistic deaign and modern emgln eerlng baa never before been offered to the public at such low prices. • Mattar Paa ta r. M a n a g e r SERVICE STATION B andea Oragam CAPPS MOTOR CO. Authorized FORD Agency Phene 551 Bandon. Ore. PORT ORFORD LODGE A. F. & A. M. 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