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rO RT ORFORD NEWS most interested in—you and all the other people like ,em*' Mr Coolidge declared: "Sup- i ply and deniancl will make the is going to tide us over!” vises that his office is always will- - _____________ j_____________ I price. It always haa and always This Rexall one cent sale will be ing to give advice orallyt or by let- _ _ I ■ ¡will. You cannot control what God run November 4, 5. 6 and 7 and the ter in regard to insurance matters PablU hed w eekly at Port Orford. Oregon Curry Climate Supreme cloudy days. with a total rainfall producea.” people of this community will share _____ of 52.30 inches. There waa no snow OOO. W. BORANBON, Editor. In this greatest festival of buying opportunity of the current strenu- Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Printing came S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S ous year. up from the Marsh-Pc<nting camp s t a ti s t i c « s h o w s ulate production and price of rub- daya. 31 partly clear. and 114 statistics shows ber. and Mrs. Liggett's comment on Rogue river Saturday evening One T e a r -----------------------------6 3 .6 6 ex is: “No special legislation—no na to visit Mrs C. C. PonKing, return 8U M o n t h e _________________ |1 .6 6 a s ing to camp Sunday. ■ tional legislation—no world inter X I* ♦ A dvertlalng ratea 76 cen ts per colum n tn:h es X course or world courts can estab * X M B D L I ELK NO TK S ♦ « ■ X Q I lish a value that will turn the s Q Û I* ♦ Q X Hi Xs^srr ABuycw o f Tuesday, November 3, 1931. flow of business. Calvin Coolidge ï S T3 5 I i was right when he said that price 3 2 S c Native Platinum and Cold O o o £ 8 > « a ¿ I can be regulated only by supply and Mr and Mrs. E. L. Harris were O A polite man is one who listens with interest to a Û4 Q « a Highest Mark« Prices demand.” guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs things he knows all about, when they are told by a 1930 The fact that at this particular J. P. Masterson at Cape Blanco. W IL O B B R G BROS. person who knows nothing about them.—Due de November Mr Dennie and grandson, Den ____60 42 78 36 20 2 8 1 39 time of business stress there is list ÉU 74Í M ariât faç S e n F o u Moray. I December Piane: South s Z hraaoaso _ ...J56 43 63 32 11 5 15 12.79 ed the largest number of Rexall nis Efty of Ashland, are visited at the home of Ranger and Mrs drug stores in drugdom’s history, 1931 January _ 60 20 10 4 17 8.23 was received with no little satisfac- Clayton Kreiger. NJ 35 Mr. and Mrs. H. L. McCartney H. L. HOUSTON, M D. February 56 42 66 29 10 1 17 10.24 ! tion because it proved to him the 1 March __ 61 40 79 29 21 1 Physician and Surgeon 9 3 45 wisdom of becoming the Rexall motored to Port Orford Wednesday ! A p iil 64 43 82 34 18 3 9 4 24 druggist in this particular locality where Mrs. McCartney was the Offloe 491. Ho/ne 492 I May ......... 64 44 79 38 18 2 10 03 where the profit and good will as honor guest at an afternoon tea P h o n e s : YOUR TOWN Juna ___ Fahy - Morrison Bldg ___ 67 49 81 42 19 5 6 4.05 sured by the Rexall plan to both given by the Girl Scouts. July ......... .70 52 79 46 29 0 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zumwalt 2 .00 the one who sells and the one who (Editorial in Anderson Herald) Bandon. Oregon. August __ .69 50 74 42 29 0 2 .00 buys has been a community affair were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. A town is a business—your business. You are a September 69 48 84 40 21 3 and Mrs. E. L. Harris. 6 2 20 of mutual benefit. part of that business, the same as an employee is of October _ 63 47 “I think the biggest merchan 77 39 13 5 13 5.68 Carl Rasmussen had the misfor C. R. WADE dising idea that has ever been pro tune Saturday to cut off the end of an industrial plant. Your bread and butter depends Attorn ey-at-Law 31 114 52 30 mulgated In America is the fall one one of his thumbs. on the continued growth and prosperity of that busi The daily range of temperature during October 220 was Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kreiger and First National Bank Bldg cent sale," continued Mr. Liggett, their guests. Mrs. Kreiger, Sr., of ness, and regardless of your station in life—regard Max. Min. Max and he gives this bit of history: October 1 69 - Oregon 50 October 1 7 ________ ------ 65 Medford, and the Eftys of Ashland, B and on 53 less of the job you hold, the work you do or the busi ; October T brought this sale to you in the and Mr. and Mrs. Jack McKay and 2 67 October 18 54 ....... < 49 ness you are in, you are responsible. October 3 65 39 October 1 9 ________ ----- 65 48 fall of 1914, after war had been family of Sixes, and Mr. and Mrs. As an employee of a manufacturing plant you are October 4 ........ 69 40 October 20 ....... ...... 63 50 : declared between the European Lloyd White enjoyed a picnic at October 5 ............. ......... —...68 53 October 21 . ....55 42 | countries. Everything was at a Cape Blanco last Friday a part of it; you must do good work, you must be sold October 64 45 October 22 62 Mr. and Mrs. Orris Knapp and 51 standstill. Stock markets were on the product made or you are fired. The better the October 6 7 .................... 74 October 23 45 Port Orford. 59 49 closed. Everything was going to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Zumwalt were work you do, the more you make. As a part of your October 8 46 77 57 24 50 hell in a hack, and the one cent sale guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. H. October 9 -------------------- 67 I am back at 46 October 25 town, the same is true. ...... 58 48 put your business over then and it L. McCartney. will do the same thing this fall.” 10 66 October 26 47 60 Art Mayea attended the masquer 43 You should know about your town—it is yours, More money is going to be spent ade party given Saturday night 11 My Shop 64 46 October 27 . ............... 55 48 and what you do goes to make it a good town, a 12 61 October 28 49 75 52 on the publicity program for this at Arizona Inn by Mr. and Mrs. A. 13 64 49 October 29 progressive town, or—a bum town. You may think 65 45 i autumn one cent sale than has ever P. Sweet. 14 57 41 October 30 63 Henry Patton transacted business 46 been expended before. As its projec- your town is not a good town—maybe it isn’t; maybe Where I shall be 15 58 40 October 31 47 i tor who gave it to the independ- in Port Orford Saturday. it is “old-fashioned,” maybe it has “just growed”— I ent druggists who have accepted 16 _.. . . . 62 42 Mr. Dimmick of Marshfield was pleased to see but what have you done to make it any different? A A v e r a g e 63 47 the Rexall merchandising plan, Mr a business visitor on the Middle Elk Liggett says: “The theme and Saturday. town is just as big as the people in it, and you are the - . _ _. o scheme v u c u iv back u a tiv u of t the me u n e c cent e i i i s sale a ie is one is my old patrons. of modem business. The message clean ,t whoIesome_ lt is truth. HEAD OF REX ALL people! Commissioner Warns k P N i K A V I ? Q « A r P IM B o s to n head<’1u a r t ,e r a ° f fu l. I t is m e r c h a n d i s i n g f r o m far- It is not the opinion and habits of the few shining bhiNDb A MESSAGE this outstanding pace-maker In sue- tory to consume, with the lowest Salem, Oct. 28.—State Insurance lights that make a community. True, there must be -------- cessful merchandising throws some possible intermediate profit. You OSTRANDER’S . . . . H IIC I e o l u l l i IU r interesting 3 sldel.ghts on current win give employment in your stores Commissioner Averill has warned leaders, but when big industries consider your town _ _ u . rman A Shindler, the Bandon h business citizens of Oregon to make certain ilc in o u a affairs. arFoiwa 1 _ BARBER SHOP by _ _ _ reason _ _ _ _ _ of what your consum- that in placing their insurance that for locations or a new factory, investment in present Rexall druggists have just received a personal letter from Louis K. I.ig Referring to one of his conver- 77 ,„ the company is authorized to trans enterprises, etc., it is the people in general they are gett leading figure In the drug sations with former President ropei y n en- tura, Calif., for business property act business in the state; that it is world, old friend of former Presi- Coolidge, he tells that after an in Port Orford. What have you . financially sound and able to meet R. C. Ostrander, Prop. dent Coolidge and a keen student hour's discuss I n of business prob- to offer? Address Box 18c, Route all losses; that it maintains li censed agents in the state; and that 2, Ventura, Calif. the insured is fully protected, in Port Orford , , F O U N D -A tablespoon apparently event of loss, by the laws and courts left at Masonic Hall at time of dinner to Congressman Hawley. | See Mrs. C. C. Ponting. Tide Table for Weak Ending November 10, ISSI, at Port Orford. MYRTLEWODI) NOTICE TO CREDITORS High Low NOVELTIES A. M P M A M. P M BANK In the County Court of the State 1 y O U . entered at the Poatofflce at Port Orford. Oregon, aa aecond alas« I mail matter under Act of March S. H 7 t „ ; i Á ’a n g the S ec shore Wolverine Shell Horsehide Thursday, November 5 Friday, November 6 Saturday, November 7 Sunday, November 8 Monday, November 9 Tuesday, November 10 7 40 8:28 9:12 9 53 ___10:32 __ 11:27 J 2 20 FROZEN 56 HOURS 7:18 8:31 9:33 10:32 11:11 11:52 12:44 1:42 2:33 3:22 4:09 4 54 5:38 1:23 2:28 3:23 4 15 5:03 5:50 6 37 y... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii We Carry a Full Line of Shoes for Men — Women — Children RUBBER GOODS FOR ALL Boots — Shoes — Galoshes — Rubbers of Oregon for the County of Cur ry. In the matter of the Estate of Frank E. Speare. Deceased. The undersigned having been ap pointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Curry, administrator of the Estate of Frank E. Speare, deceased, and having qualified, notice is hereby given to the creditors of, and all I persons having claims against said I deceased, to present them, Verified as required by law, within six months after the first publication of this notice to said Louis L. Knapp at his residence in Curry, County, Oregon. LOUIS L. KNAPP. Administrator of the Estate of Frank E. Speare. De- j ceased. First publication Oct. 20, 1931. ' Last publication Nov. 17, 1931. for the OF BANDON TOURISTS Commercial A Savings Desks, Bedroom Suites, Tables, Sewing Cabinets Etc. Safetv Deposit Boxes for Rent L o g g e rs P o o l H a li Made in Port Orford MYRTLEWOOD SHOP I D. D. McGill. Prop. • Port Orford Oregon CONFECTIONERY I p-to-I)ate Goods Always Fresh W. .1. Paulman. Prop. Port Orford, Ore. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT THE PORT ORFORD ELECTRIC CO. IS Complete Line Standard Groceries = « C. A. LONG GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE Port Orford, Oregon Is Ready to Serve You LANGLOIS, OREGON McCormick-Deering Ranch Machinery Cream Separator«. Tractors. Mowing Machlaee Milking Machine«, E tc Shingle« Flooring. Rustic Sblplap, Door«, Windows, Moulding 9 Inch Top, 1000 Mile Farm Shoe, $4.95 Regular Top, Paracord Sole......... $3.39 Electricity is SAFE—CLEAN—ECONOMICAL ™ M IIU lM U U IIIIIIIIIIIM IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU IIIIIlilllllllu iï E . J . T ille y ELECTRICITY FOR POWER AND LIGHT ING PURPOSES Our Minimum will be $1.50 net per month per House on Meter Connection. Our Rates for Lighting Will Start at 15 cents per Kilowatt Hour—Special Rates for Mo tors and Ranges. One Kilowatt will operate: One 25 Watt Lamp for Twenty Hours, or One Electric Washer for Five Hours, or One Electric Iron for Two Hours, or Average Electric Radio for Fifteen Hours. The Average Family can Operate their light, washer and iron for $2.00 per month. No Extra Costs for meters or hookup, provid ing you are within a reasonable distance of our lines. Have your house properlv wired and equipped with lamps and we will take care of the rest. We will be glad to offer vou suggestions regard ing your wiring and costs and assist you in every possible wav in vour electrical’ prob lems. • ••Yet Dried Chit Soft and Pliable! In an actual teat, a W o lverine Shell llorwehide and a w ork «hoe o f another m ake were frozen in a cake o f ice 3 6 hour«. W hen the ice m elted, the W oiverine W o rk Shoe dried o at »oft and p lia b le, while the other «hoe was e tiff am i h ard ! T hat's the kind o f leather we o ffe r you In W olverine W o rk Shoe«, t o m e in ami com pare the m any o th er W oiverine feature» o f c o m fo rt am i long wear— at p er..» that save vam money in the long ru n . Iron in g Boards. Bread Hoards, P er fec tio n P ia ster W aH board House and R u lld in g T rim m in g s Lime, Cement And Roofing Building And Carpenter Work By Day Or Contract Cam« nt Work. Septic Tanka Sidewalks. Foundation Blocks. Etc House P a in tin g , D a iry B arn W h itew ashin g by Pow er Sprayer O r H and C. R H en ry, e f 1-angieW la oh arge o f B u ild in g D epartm en t W C. B oyd Son. o f 1 .angiola, In oh arge o f P a in tin g D o p a -tm o n t Wo Will be glad to give you eetla ia tea on all B uilding M aterials P ain t lag. E tc A Dealer In Fairbanks-Mome Products Etwtrtc l ig h t P lan ts, W ater P la n ts P uaipe E n g la m P ipe And F lltta g a WOLVeRINE W ORK SH O ES WORK GLOVES Golden Rule Store Bandwn's big store with little prices. We will keep on hand a complete stock of Elec tric Wiring Supplies and Appliances. PORT ORFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY Frank Seal. Manager. H A T T O N ’S SERVICE STATION Associated Gas Kelly Springfield Tires L. B. HATTON Prop. Port Orford, Oregon Curry C n a ^ r No. 135 O. E. S. R egular meetings, th ird S atu r day of each m onth. alw ays w elcom e Worthy Matron Florence Ponting aausssasasaanBasssi ” ’ >^95 Secretary. Velma Sabin ! PORT ORFORI) LODGE A. F. & A. M No. 170 Meets second Saturday of each month V Uiting brethern wel come BERNAL FORTY, U t k X f lH M M M M IIIM H M U IIIIIIIIIIIIM IIIIIIIIIIIIIM N N IIIH IIN U n ilU llim N n in M M M M M M V isitors . . W o rs h ip fu l w . S M IT H , M aster S ecretary l
