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November 17,1931.
PORT ORFORD NEWS
PORT ORFORD NEWS
learning secrets about themselves which time has kept
* > > « > « « « « * + birds, and are of the very latest
Beside Thy great
♦ and best sanitary types
securely
locked even from them.
Gift of all.
®t*tsred a t the Post office at Port Orford, Oregon, as second class
SLXE8 NO TES
♦
Charles F Winters, president of
Give us
mall m atter under Act o f March 3, 1-67#
“We are all being weighed at a time when the
♦ the show, states that preparations
A pure heart;
Published weakly at P o rt O rford. Oragoa
scales tell nothing but the truth. It is a disaster for * * * " < * > « > « « « « « are progressing rapidly. Materials
May our service be the beat
OBO W 8O R A N 8O N , E d ito r
some. But it is also a heaven-sent opportunity for Mr and Mrs John Masterson and *“ Ve a,r“ dy b**" a" embled *” th*
When life’s harvest is gathered
May we have rest
Mr and Mrs Clarence Zumwalt at- llr « " bulWi” « th«t *« to be used
others.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
tended the Armistice Day dance at
V
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"Many
strange
things
are
coming
out
of
this
up-
One T e a r ------------------------------- ( l e t
last Wednesday night
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Women who like to trip along in
degree of tolerance which we are evidencing under Bandon
meodore
Amdt of
of Chicago is i. „ f ‘c~ rdlnK ~ to Secretary —
Theodore
Arndt
Jens * F style are falling for pajamas
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Svinth
numerous
inquiries
are
com-
heaval. But strangest of all perhaps, is the amazing visiting at the home of Mr and Svin,th "umerou8 mquiriaa are com-
A dvertising rates 94 cen ts per colum n Inch.
Patient and Often her° ic X n AofhMr.°‘X onMr **““ *8 “
a"
flf
Refiners an d ¿Bayers o f
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Tuesday, November 17, 1931.
acceptance of all that this has brought to us, proves Emmet Gray and his mother have a"d P0"10" 1^ 8 heretofore unknown
returned from a several weeks trip 1 !°C
, ally ™ e ln*>u*r'“ are asking for N a tiv e P latinum and G old
only
the
firm foundatipn
foundation
of our
entire structure
Real men are made of w hat they get out of them " not
?nly tl?
.eJ fi^in
H ig h es t M a rk e t Prices
Uis4- 4-U'x czxl,’
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rt
.
to Valley points
F information, particularly premium
selves, and not out of others.—The M aster Padlock. ,’U t. „ solldanty on which the future will be built, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H elm k.n o f!
and rUleB ° f„tbe sh° W „ ,
las well.
W ILD BBR G BR O S.
Coquille visited on the Sixes S a t-! Th* pramlura list' a bo° k of 30
S M E L T IN G k R E F IN IN G C O
urday
1 Pa&es and cover, is o ff the press
“It takes a real upheaval to bring things out.’’
Of&oe» 742 Market ¿at., San F A
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te
cms
Plant: South San F n a o a
Mrs' C. C. Woodworth and son.
i’
cirf ulatJ d Sev’
and Mrs George Tolley motored to
W“ . g°
' mal1’
THE PRESS
Port Orford Wednesday to attend I
and the others will go out
H. L. HOUSTON, M. D.
1 J“ “ faat “ they can be addre,s-
I
he
press
of
a
state,
more than any other force the
the Arm istice Day program.
program
THE EIRE TEST
Physician and Surgeon.
Elllott
Woodworth
returned
Fri-i
an
malled.
A n im n n e ta n t
t t
•
u • • j
ln it, has the power to educate thinking leadership ■»•<>« Woodworth returned Fri-' ™
The
list shows
shows a
a considerable
considerable
An im portant m anufacturer in a basic industry of the state and to nut thoughts into tho m i n H - Z c ,lay from a Portland trip
The 1|8‘
Phones:
Office 491, Home 492
was talking about depression. True, there is nothing t h o s p w h o H o n . , i t h i n k H ^ . n i v
• ¿ u - ? d s
f
Mrs J McDonald motored to inf rease in trophies and special
Fahy - Morrison Bldg
new in that. He told of a dozen cases where it had ’hose'who do notTl.
‘
This responsibility was Port Orford last Tuesday to attend prizes this year.
vear Fifteen beautiful
Bandon, Oregon.
brought sorrow and 3u f f o r i „ g " h o r s where
* ™ t e r .- D r . B ra d fo rd Knapp.
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, » „ „ silver cups are being offered, the
largest of which, offered by the
Lions club, being
inches ...
In
struggles of a life-time hung in the balance There ^ ¡ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * wpH party. Besides the honor g u e s t s ------------- ------------------------
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C. R. WADE
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nothing new in that, either. It is getting to be an old !♦ middle m notes
* W
_T.Mr.and
re8lffned
and son James, Mr and Mrs Lloyd the forePart o f last week as man- champion bird. The second largest 1
Attorney-at U»
story. But, he said something else and in th at there *
4 White, George Axtell and Henry
° f the P ° rt Orford bakery and C“P *’ “" " I by W estarn Wor,d
T is now living on her ranch south and goea to ‘be one w i‘h the be.it
was much th at is new.
First N ational Bank Bldg
! Patton.
of town.
i display of poultry. The cups range I
“Many a man,” he said, “when this is all over as Mr and Mrs E L Harrl8 at
_____________ I down to 6t4 inches in height and ! ' attdt>D
Oregon
it soon must be, will say ‘it was a terrible price to s T X ¿ X X X V “ " "
Pnolt». C !L „
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TV
are aI1 beautifully engraved. A com- ------------
I OUliry >how to Have I.lete list of the trophies and spec-
{C a m e
pay, but I have gotton something out of it wh ch was' a , m
T
.
to Meet H oover
Rooin for More Than ial awards will be given in the next
worth the price a hundred times over.’ More than <£*
t
X
700 Birds This Ypar
13sue Of Western World. Informa-
money losses are coming out of this ordeal. The truth Hf>nry Patton place,
•
tion on classifications, rules, etc.,
Port Orford.
about men is rising to the surface like oil poured on Thursday co u n ty surveyor Fitz
Accommodations for at least 700 is given on page 3, the material be­
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hugh was busy surveying the new
ing
taken
from
the
premium
list
j birds will be provided at the second I r. w
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S oT “ 7 A h0.!.00k?d big when a " " p U « “ y.-“ S " 2 h'„,uZ.
I am back at
annual Bandon E gg & Poultry show whlch waM P 'ln,pd ln ‘he median- ‘
was serene are being dwarfed by the giant waves lash- «ik to the Oregon co a st highw ay!
| to be held ln the Rosa building 'Cal dePartment of ‘bis newspaper,
My Shop
ing the ship of commerce. Others whom time had over- near the Carl Whi‘e place. He was •
at the corner of First and Baltl- i In addl‘ion ‘° ‘be trophies and
more
on
December
1,
2
and
3.
A
i
sPeciaI
awards
there
will
be
cash
looked have demonstrated a strength which is bring-
b„y Jiang% »reig% E L !
shipm ent of new wire coops was i prizes and hundreds o f specially
rapidly to the front.
appointed viewers by the county '
received this week, which added to PrePared goW-leaf ribbons.
W here I shaM be
Friendships are feeling the test of fire. Bonds court.
- ■ - last year and
Prof. C. S. Brewster of Portland,
what * —
was - bought
a
licensed
poultry
judge,
is
again
which seemed strong and secure are snapping like Henry Patton was a Port orford <
those to be borrowed from the Coos
pleased to see
and Curry County Fair association, to be judge at the show.
rubber-bands stretched to the bursting point; others v‘!itor la8t w*ek
will give sufficient display room
my old patrons.
are ,,roving their worth under the severest test: still ,a
for a huge flock of prize birds.
Thanksgiving
The coops are made In varied sizes Our Father
others which seemed slight are suddenly grown strong In hon°r Mr. and Mr«, h . l .
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‘o^ accomm odate from one to six We thank Thee
and stout.
McCartney, who are leaving very
OSTRANDER’S
TO
EXCHANGE- Marshfield. CoT- For all we have and are
r ■n"PL re" tS . T disc" vT . ? f
have never X ", X X
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Premier Pierre Laval, of Prxnc , .
Thou hast blessed us
tage
Grove
and
Valley
farms;
al­
accepted
the
President’s
invi
a
'
really known their own children. Many of them are p*ace ° n ‘be Middle Eik, Mr and
BARBER SHOP
Far beyond our due.
so Montana, Arkansas and Colo­
to run over and help him plan
The harvest
finding a nobility of character w here‘only youthful Mr8 E L Harris entertained on methods
to beat the w orld', dcprri-
rado farms; to excange for Cur­
Is abundant;
trivialities were supposed to be. And some men are Saturday at * most e"J°yable 'ar«-| (ion.
ry county property. If you have 1
Our needs seem small
land to sell list with me for r e - 1
suits.
B.
Johnston,
Saginaw,
Ore-
1
O n e V illa g e S m ith y Cioes M o d e rn
E°n-
N17t4c.
A lon g the S eash ore
EYE DOCTOR COMING—Dr.
Clarke of the Clarke Optical Co.
Portland. Ore., EYE SIGHT SPEC­
IALISTS. will be in Port Orford
all day and evening, on his regular
monthly trip. MONDAY, NOV. 23.
at the Port Orford Hotel. SEE HIM
ABOUT YOUR EYES
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Tide Table for Week Ending November 24. 1931, ul Port Orford.
High
A M P M
Wednesday, November 18
Thursday, November 19
Friday, November 20 _ .
Saturday, November 21 ___
Sunday, November 22 ______
Monday, November 23 _____
Tuesday, November 24 _____
7.40
8 22
9 00
9 34
.10:07
.10 38
.11 47
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A M. P 11
7:2C
8:31
9:27
10 17
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11 10
12:44
1:36
2:23
3 06
3 46
4:26
4.57
1:42
2 36
3 22
4:05
4:46
5:22
5:58
FOR T R A D E —Property In Ven­
tura, Calif., for business property
In Port Orford. What have you
to offer? Address Box 18c. Route
2. Ventura, Calif.
Good 5 Room House
Dr. Clarke, EYE SPECIALIST
in Port Orford, MON., Nov. 23. at
Port Orford Hotel.
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Men — Women — Children
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RUBBER GOODS EOR ALL
Bools — Shoes — (ìaloshes — Rubbers
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OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
r ic* “ nl v «” «y- P * . blacksmith for 45 years, carriea
S in !?
,T 2 ? ‘ »found on an automobile, letting his village shop stand idle.
ri *tUI •Und »"d «»1* a* they did in the days of Longfellow's p.*m
Sir Hubert Return« irom Polar Exploit
Complete Line Standard Groceries
C. A. LONG
GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE
Port Orford, Oregon
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LANGLOIS, OREGON
McCormick-Deering Ranch Machinery
Cream Separators. Tractors, Mowing Machine«. Milking
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Machine«
Shingle., Flooring
Etc
Rustic Shlplap. Doors. W indow .. Moulding
Ironing Boards. Bread Boards, P erfection P laster
Wallboard. House and Building T rim m ings
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Hubert Wilkins, who was forced to abandon attempts to reach the
E
in undersea route, hat returned to this country with Lady
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Building And Carpenter Work By Day O r Contract Camant
Work, Septic Tanka Sidewalks. Foundation
Blocks, Etc
House P ain tin g Dairy Bara W hitewashing by Power Sprayer
In the County Court of the State
o f Oregon for the County of Cur­
ry.
In the matter of the E state of
i Frank E. Speare,
Deceased.
The undersigned having been ap­
pointed by the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County of
Curry, adm inistrator of the Estate
of Frank E. Speare. deceased, and
having qualified, notice is hereby
given tq the creditors of, and all
persons having claim s against said
deceased, to present them, verified
las 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
ceased.
First publication Oct. 20. 1931
Last publication Nov. 17. 19S1.
MYRTLEWOOD
NOVELTIES
for the
TOURISTS
Tables, Sewing Cabinets
Etc.
Made in Port Orford
MYRTLEWOOD SHOP
D. D. McGill, Prop.
Port Orford
Oregon
ROPER FLAMO RANGES
$
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Furniture
We are continuously extending our
line« and connecting up new cus­
tomers.
l e t us give you a wiring estimate.
PORT ORFORD ELECTRIC CO.
Frank H. Seal. Manager
><X X X X ">
Associated Gas
Kelly Springfield Tires
L. B HATTON
Prop.
Port Orford. Oregon
Curry ( napter No. 135
O. E. S.
Regular meetings, third Satur­
day of each month.
Visitors
always welcome
W orthy
Matron
Florence Ponting
Secretary,
Velma Sabin
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PORT ORFORD
t
LODGE A. F. & A. M
No. 170
Meets second Saturday of each •
month. Visiting brethern wel I
come.
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BER N A L FORTY,
t
W orshipful Master ♦
HLA At’IS M. SMITH.
Secretary.
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PORT ORFORD HARDW ARE and
FURNITURE CO.
Port Orford, Oregon
H a ll
CONFECTIONERY
Up-to-Date Goods
Always Fresh
W. J. Paulman. Prop.
I j
Port Orford, Ore.
SERVICE STATION
The average family can operate
from our system their lights, w ash­
er and Iron for S2.00 per month.
Ask those » h o use our service.
Hardware
Pool
Desks, Bedroom Suites,
C O N S ID E R T H I S
COLONIAL RANGES
< R Henry, of I^ aglots In «barge of Building Department
W C Boyd A son of iAngtols. In charge of P ainting D epartm ent
We will be glad to give you eetlm atee on all Building Mat» tola
Painting, Etc.
Electric IJght FlaoU Water Plants. Puatpa. Engines.
Pipe And F lttlaga
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
L o g g e rs
ÍJ C
I
Approximately 5 acres cleared
PLEA SE TAKE NOTICE that
balance rolling with som e good
| the Final Account In E state of
bottom land. House ln good con­
GEORGE H. W II a SON, deceased
dition. F ine spring.
is filed In County Court of State
of Oregon, for Curry County; that
the Court set December 14, 1931, at
See W alter Robinson
Court House, Gold Beach. Curry-
Port Orford. Ore.
County, Oregon, as the tim e and
place for hearing of objections
thereto and settlem ent thereof
1
G LENN O. ROZELL '
As Administrator of said | ;
Estate.
NS».5c. I
Deep Sea Fishing Tackle
Or Hang
Dealer In Eairbanks-.Morse Products
5 Miles from Port Orford
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Lime, Cement And Roofing
S
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I Mile Off Highway
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
We C arry a Eull Line of Shoes for
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200 Acre« Logged O ff Land