Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday,
day a» the guests o f Mrs. H.
McCartney.
PORT ORFORD NEWS
Ketared at tha Poatofftce i t Port O rford. Oregon. as second e la n
mall m atter under Act of March 3. 1371»
Pabllahed weakly at Port O rford. Oregon
GEO. W. 8O R A N 8O N . Editor.
u y I C H I A M ) TDL'Dr
D r B e r t fui E J tu n L a y
For Da went Pont
Ready-to-serve Lemonade. % cupful
of lemon juice
cupfuls of sugar,
i pint of water
After squeezing the lemons, put the
"hulls” in a pint cf water and bring
to a boil, strain, add enough water to
make G pint, add the sugar, and again
bring to the boiling p< int and boil until
the sugar is thor -ughly dissolved.
Add thv lemon juice put in a tightly
corked bottle or jar, and keep in th«
refrigerator until needed Dilute as de­
sired and serve with ice
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To remove the stains made by water
c i glass flower vases, rub with a cloth
ntuiated with vinegar
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Tuesday, August 16, 1932.
There is no quality more efficient in dispelling ig­
norance than the courage which dares to confess it
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He sure you have toilet article, iii
guest room. sh. uld your guest forget
her own Ther. should hr a small jar
of cleansing cream, some sort of lotion,
COMMENDABLE SERVICE
Five years ago, through the efforts of the old
established Port Orford Chamber of Commerce, the
United States Cooperative Weather Bureau station
was reestablished at Port Orford, with Henry Johns­
ton, a chamber member, in charge. Since that time Mr.
Johnston has continuously performed the important
service of collecting and compiling weather statistics,
and the News has published the data each month. The
service performed is not remunerative, except for
satisfaction of carrying on for the common good, and
Mr. Johnston is to be congratulated on the completion |
of five years of continuous and successful public work, i
DAY OF SMALL BUSINESS RETURNING
The day of small business is returning. The lure
of bigness is losing its former compelling force. That
is the gist of the contention of an article in the Maga­
zine of Wall Street, which says that the present times
are made to order for the little fellow. Mechanics who
have lost their jobs in factories are tending to go into
business for themselves as producers of complete ar­
ticles. Clerks discharged because smaller volume of
business hasn’t justified their retention are starting
small stores, living in the rear and keeping open until
midnight.
Many small mills are operating profitably on little
hand-to-mouth orders that big mills refuse? In a re­
cent month more new companies with small capitali­
zation were incorporated in the State of New York,
with one exception, than in any other month in the
last two years. Last year 500 advertising agencies
were started, said to be ventures of men crowded off
the pay roll. Big business seems to be decentralizing,
beginning to “withdraw from that twilight zone”
which it entered to get the supposed benefits from be­
ing the biggest and strongest. There is a point so far
£8 size is concerned where the law of decreasing re­
turns begins to operate. That point apparently has
been reached.
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P rin t W o r ld ’s Best Books T o
Equip L ib ra ry in Everv Hom e
Leading W riter» and E d u ­
cators T o Direct Policies
of Philanthropic
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W ibon M M iUi. Detroit financial
authority and banker is believed to
be slated ta head the Reconstruct km
Finance Corporation, from which
O urles M Dawe* recently resigned.
President
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M ID D L E ELK N O T E S
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Mi and Mrs Orris Knapp and
Mr and Mrs C. C. Hayes spent a
couple of days last week on the
Middle Elk vacationing
E I,. Harris spent W ednesday and
Thursday visiting friends In Gold
Beach
Forest Ranger Clayton Krelgci
acconi|>anled by his mother. Mrs
Anna Krelgcr. was shopping in
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Do you happen to live far from the
markets, or does your husband have
the h eritab le habit of bringing home
unexpected gue,t, for a meal? In
either case, If the emergent . sh-lf is
full, the unexpected guest has no ter­
rors to the home maker
this situation is the report that if
Governor Roosevelt does remove
Mayor Walker, "Jimmy" will de­
clare him self a candidate for Gov­
ernor of N ew York, w ith the back­
ing of Tammany Hall, and that
would pretty near disrupt the en­
tire party machinery in the state.
The fact that the keenest polities!
observers are making gossip and
capital out of ever shred of gossip is
the best indication that as yet there
has been no real crystallization ot
the campaign Neither party has
got into action. Nobody has yet
been able to make a forecast which
is based upon anything but guess-
w oik. In other words, nobody knows
how the people of the United States
are going to vote in November, nor
why they are going to prefer one
candidate over another.
N O T IC E TO B ID D E R S
Delegates to the first national meeting of the National Economy
League committed to work for cut in national, state and local government
expenses, which elected Rear Adnn
bard K. Byrd, temporary chair­
man and instructed him to fly t
.tates in a nation-wide tour to
organize state units, a tour which i .
irt in nvd-August. .
The initial
objective is a cut of (450,000,000 iron, the national budget. In the picture,
seated, left to right; Rear Admiral Byrd, Boston; Archibald B Roosevelt,
New Y ork'Standing, Royal C. Johnson, N. Da ; Harold Beacom, Chicago;
Grenville Clais, New York and George W. R¿¿setter, New York.
Charles A Miller, Utica, N Y.
banker, endorsed by Atlee Pomerene,
(D e m ) Ohio, a fellow board irem-
bar. was appointed by President
Hoover to the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation and will be elected its
new president This appointment
completes the Board's roster.
A Uoube Value Bargain In
GOOD W RITING PAPER
Berwick Parchment
V isitor—Do you like reciting,
dear?
Child—Oh. no, I hate It, really
But Mummy m akes me do it when
she w ants people to go.
H. L. HOUSTON, M. D
OSTRANDER’S
BARBER SHOP
Hair Cut
A T N A T IO N A L C A P IT O L
Drops Jail M artyrdom ~j
Used and Kocummended by Those
Who Know F R E N S
(Continued from page 1.)
I huge credits at the command of
the Commission.
Then* I m N o Better Remedy Than
That the creuu of the United the Finest, Softest, Must Absorbent
States Government is as sound as
McKe»»on's
Napkin on the Market.
ever is indicated by the fact that
2 for 49c
the most ; ecent offering of Treas­
ury N otes was over-subscribed six
Regular Single Box, Price 29c
tim es—that is, six tim es as much
For Inflamed or Irritated E yes and m oney was offered as could be ac­
cepted N ot only is there plenty Bandon
Oregon
Eyelid*.
of capital left in America, but con­
fidence in the Government is unim-
Soothing, Cleansing and Mildly
paired.
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Of a great deal interest political­
Astringent.
ly is the question o f w hat Governor j
B ottle C om plete With Eye Cup
R oosevelt w ill do about Mayor Save 29 to 39% on your next repair
Walker. The general belief am ong
Job at
politicians of both parties is that
if the Governor removes the Mayor
he will lose more votes In New
York State than he will gain and
Coast HI wav Auto Service
possibly lose New York's electoral
vote, whereas, If he does not re­
I Mile No. of Langlois, Ore.
move the Mayor It will have a ser­
BA T T ER IE S CHARGED, 50c
ious effect In other states, particu­
larly in »he Middle W est and in the New Shell Gas - Oils - Greases
south, where Tam m any Hall is ana­ Automobile Dealers Ass’n, Portland]
them a and where m any Dem ocrats Approved M aintenance Station, 155"
will be at least lukewarm in their
allegiance to the Presidential can­
Refinert an d ‘Buyer t o f
didate in that event.
An interesting complication of Native Platinum and Gold
Sanitary Napkins
R. C. Ostrander, Prop.
. . Port Orford , ,
I B A T H
BANDON DRUG CO.
"S,
BANK
OF
BANDON
The War is Over
OTTO HECKELS
Mrs. Clem Seeley, Milwaukee
clubwoman, went to jail for JO da> .
for speeding railier than pay a
'
t lie, "for the principle of the thing."
After a few days she weakened and
husband payed her out.
Highest Market Prices
1907
W IL D B E R G B R O S.
E. J. T ille y
ih
SM ELTING A , REFININ G CO
O S « ' 742 M.rfce, St.. San F r a a s w l
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Plane Seulh SSa I
LANGLOIS, OREGON
S w iss
C ream S ep arators. T ractors. M ew in g M achines M ilking
M achines. Etc.
S h in gles, F looring. R u stle S h lp lap Duora, W indow s.
Iro n in g B oards. B read B oards. P er fec tio n P la ster
W ailboard. H o u se and B uild in g T rim m in g s
_ Frank C.'Walker. Butte, Mont and
New York. I» the new treasurer of
the Democratic National Committee
Mr
Walker was pre-convention
treasurer of the Roosevelt campaign
A \m e r le a n W atch
pairing — S p ectacles
CsquiUe
Re­
H ouse P ain tin g . D elry Barn W h itew a sh in g by P ow er S p rayer
Or H and
Dealer In Fairbanks-Morse Products
Oregon
MYRTLEWOOD
NOVELTIES
for the
TOI RISTS
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Kelly Springfield Tires
L. B HATTON
Prop.
Port Orford, Oregon
Curry Cnapter No. 135 •
O. E. S.
Regular meetings, th ird S atu r­
day of each month
Vlaitorz
always welcome
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D O L L A R ’S W O R T H
Clip thi« rrtupun ami mail it ** ith $1 for a -¡M wprk»»* iriof ^ub^criptittn to
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Desks, Bedroom Suites, t
Tables, Sewing Cabinets |
Etc.
MatYon
Mrs.Linda Guerin
S iczetary.
Florence P onting
Published by T h i C mwistia !« 8 cibmc > P v slism im « S cxiyty
Boston. M asaac h u setu , U 8 A
I n *» you w il l fin d th e daily good news n t th e w o rld fro m Its ano sp ecia l w rite rs ,
as w e ll as d eiM srtm e nU devo ted te w om en s a n d c h ild re n s in te re s ts «ptwLs m u s k
fin a n c e
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ra d io e tc
Y o u w il l be g lad to welcom e tn to s o u r hom e so
fearleaa an a d vo ca te o f peace a n d p r o h ib it io n
A n d d o n 't mtas Snube. O u r Dog
a nd th e S u n d ia l a n d th e o th e r fe a tu re s
T it« OWatertAW 8* tawc» M o w iro a Back B a r S ta tio n . Boston Mass
Please »end me a si« weeks t r ia l subscription I enclose one d o lla r
Charles “Chuck” Klein, Phi lack!«
phia Nationals, despite a »ecent ba*
ting slump, still leads the Nati-n ‘
League sluggers with Ml home-nr s
for the season
atnl fourth in bai­
ting in the senior circuit with a*
atcragc ut .349 iu Ute July
SERVICE STATION
The Home s f Good Watekaa
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E lectric Idgkt Plants. Water Plants. Pumps. Engines.
Pipe And F ittin gs
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H A T T O N ’S
J ew eler and W atchm aker
A
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CONFECTIONERY
¥p-to-Date Goods
Always Fresh
W. J. Paulman, Prop.
Port Orford, Ore.
O regon
V. R. WILSON
B u ild in g A nd C arpenter W ork B y D a y Or C o n tr a c t i
W ork. S ep tic T ank s. S id ew alk s. F ou n d ation
B lock s. E tc
C. R Henry, of Langlois In aharge o f Building D epartm ent E
W C Boyd
Son. of Ianglota tn charge of P ainting D epartm ent E
We will be glad to give you estim ates on all Building Materials. E
Painting, Etc
O f
P o o l H a ll
Associated Gas
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All Work guaranteed
Lime, Cement And Roofing
Klein Tops Nationals
iu k im
Logg< [ers
Schroeder’s
Jewelry Store
McCormick-Deering Ranch Machinery
L
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Safety Deposit Boxes
for Rent
Bandon, Oregon
Democrats’ Treasurer
Testament" "Green Mansions," by
W H Hudson. "The Way of All
Flesh," by Samuel Butler. "The
Merchant of Ventre.” by Shakes
peare.
'E m ersons Essays,’’ by
Ralph W >1 Io Emerson "Old Go
riot,” by Ilslzae. "Alice in Wonder
land.'
"Through t h e
Looking
'lie
and "Hunting o f the Smirk,"
by la’wis Caroll; "The Adventures
ot Tom Sawyer," by Mark Twain
'The
Adventures o f
Sherlock
Holmes." by A Conan Dovle
"tinder the Greenwood Tree." by
Thomas H ardy. and “The Oolucn
Treasury of Song and Verse," as
collected by Pulgrave
Commercial & Savings
Bandon Drug Co.
I
Mr and Mis Henry Dolgr Sr
were guests Sunday nt the Rangel
station
Mrs Nellie White of Coquille lr
spending a few weeks at the home
of her son, Lloyd White
Henry Patton spent the week end
In Port Orford
Mr and Mrs Ralph S tan of Gold
Beach were Sunday guests at thi
home of Mr and Mis Ed F M illc
The Girl Scout troops o f Port
Orford, accompanied by their chap
erons, will spend Thursday and Fri
Last week the Port Orford Libra
ry in the Leneve building was er.
larged by acquiring additional
space off the O. Leneve drug sto. j
floor space
72 S h eets Paper
50 E.n veto pet* to M atch
B O T H F O R 49c
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Author su d Editor, One of Advi­
sory Hoard o f N ational H om e
Library F oundation
Enlarge Library
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN,
Physician and Surgeon.
That the Board of Directors of Phones:
O ffice 491, Home 492
School D istrict No. 1, for Port Or­
Fahy - Morrison Bldg
ford. Curry County. Oregon, will re-
’ ceive and consider bids for trans-
Bandon, Oregon
I portation by motor vehicle pupils
, In both northern and southern por­
tion of said district, bids to be in
the amount of each day’s services
A tto rn ey-at Law
performed and bidder to state
First N ational Rank Bldg
m ake and type of vehicle to be Bandon
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Orsgoa
used Successful bidder for each
contract will be required to furnish
a $500 00 bond The Board reserves
FOR SALE Standard make of
piano near Port Orford. Will sac­
rifice for unpaid balance. A snap.
E asy terms. Write Tallman P i­
ano Store, Salem. Ore.
Jlt3c.
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JOHN MACY
the right to reject any or all bids
or to let a contract to the lowest
and best bidder. Sealed bids will
be received by clerk during and un
til noon A ugust 24. 1932, bids to be
opened at next Board meeting
w hether regular or special.
SY NEVA I.INDBERG
A16t2c
Clerk,
C. R. WADE
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As candles on birthday cakes are not
always as saf. as they are pretty,
S'tme other decoration is best fo r chil­
dren’s parties A mother recently
brought in a birthday cak^ on which
there wer. eight of the loveliest d ,11s
on top of the cake ! Each dressed in
a different color. Instead of giving
receivi
.. n¥’ each litle guest
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a delightful memento uf the occasion.
R F C. Board
Port Orford last W ednesday
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tissue to remove excess cream, pow­
der, both face and talcum, assorted
hairpins and above all, a small work
basket
A im to Cut National, State and Local Expenses
Book Plan
11 AT ta regarded as the most im­
portant and stim ulating move­
ment in literary and educational
circles In America has b e e n
launched In W ashington, spon­
sored by a distinguished group of
Intellectuals and writer* on a pure­
ly philanthropic basis This move­
ment is forwarded by the National
Home Library Foundation and has
as its object the bringing o f the
world's best literature to the aver­
age family at a price within reach
of alt. through the offering of Its
Jacket Library books to be sold to
tip public for fifteen cents a vol­
ume In addition to the dissem ina­
tion of these books the Foundation
will conduct lectures, exhibits, pub­
lic meetings, classes and confer­
ences
Among the thirty members of the
Advisory Hoard who will direct the
Foundations policies are Roscoe
Found, Eugene O'Neill, Dorothy
nfield John Macy. Everett Dean
S' irtln, John Dewey, Robert An
d t,'w Milliken William A l i e n
M lilte. Will Durant, James Harvey
Robinson, Jam es Truslow Adnms,
• co 8. Rowe. Senator Arthur Cap
per. John Haynes Holmes, Mary
Austin, Prof George Pierce Baker,
•’.obert Hunt Lyman, l/iu is I'nter
*>eyer Mrs Raymond R o b i n a
'.lenry Pratt Fairchild Cora Wilson
Ftcwnrt is chairman of the Founds
tion a board
The books are In large, clear
type six and one half by four and
one half Inches In size, attractively
and durably bound In lacquered
fabric In colors suitable to tbelr
Bui'' cts The flr*t twelve titles se­
lected are "Treasure Island.” by
Robert lxouls Stevenson. "The New
PORT ORFORD HEWS
16, 1932.
i N am e
please p r it
ID .
PORT ORFORD
LODGE A. F. & A. M.
Made in Port Orford a ‘
No. 170
Meetz seconds Saturday of each
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month
Visitin g brethern wel
come.
D. I). McGill, Prop. I CRAW FORD W SMITH.
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11 Port Orford
Oregon» F W SMITH W o r Secretary.
DAVID JE N K S Treasurer.