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loose pennies w
ith w hich I to
C. H
ayes S atu rd ay a evening
n e a r P o rt O rford. W ill sacrifice
Satareo at the Poatofflce
Port Orford. Oregon, a* second class
vote. Mr. Volck got the pie and
M essrs Jam ieson and G entry of
mall matter under Act of March 3. 1-87*
for unpaid balance. A snap. E asy
those w ho p u t th e deal over a re of the Coast G uard C om m unica­
Published w eekly a t Port Orford. Oregoa
term s.
W rite T allm an P iano
w ondering w hat it tastes like N ext tion Service w ere S atu rd ay ev en ­
LANGLOIS LOCAL NEWS
OBO. W. 80ILANHON. Editor
, tim e we a re going to vote o u r con- ing d in n er guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Store, Salem . Ore.
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vicitions. an d let th e crum bs fall C. C. W oodw orth.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
w here th ey m ay. You see It was
L ast T hursday Mrs. C. C. H ayes
N O T IC E
Mrs Jesse L aub of B andon, vis-J calling in Langlois an d vicinity ,he ple we w ere looking at.
w as hostess to the B ridge club Mrs.
One T e a r ---------------------------- Jl.g g
On and a fte r th is d a te
will pay
lted a t th e hom e o f h er m other. Sunday.
Mr. Sevy bought a q u a rte r of beef I O rris K napp of P o rt O rford w in­
Six M o n t h s _________________ 9 1 .• •
Mrs. J o h n W hite.
| The Sunday d in n er g u ests a t the 1 of Mr. B row n and had th e m eat ning first prize and second prize no bills a g ain st th e FLO R A S L A K E
R E S O R T , L anglois. O regon, not
Advertising rates »4 cents per column la eh
Jim S ypher an d Ed S ypher mo- I W ill Sabin home w ere: Mr. and canned a t th e B andon cannery. He going to Mrs. W eston Zum w alt.
specifically authorized by m e in
tored to B andon W ednesday w h e re 1 Mrs. O. L. Cox, “G ran d m a" W hite, | has the bones left for soup. He is
w riting.
ready
to
e
n
te
rta
in
w
ith
a
feed
on
th ey visited w ith Uncle Jo e Cox a i Mrs K atie Hofsess and son, Wal-
FLO R A S L A K E R ESO R T,
a m om ent’s notice. The bones are
th e L eep hospital.
ter.
♦
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By Owen W. S m ith, Owner.
not
canned.
•
L
ester
C
ausen
of
Coquille,
was
Mr. and Mrs. E lm er G ant and ;
♦ O A R K ISO N LA K E N EW S ♦ Langlois, Ore., Oct. 18, 1932.
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A
rth
u
r
F
a
rr
ie
r
won
special
notice
a
v
isito
r
here
Sunday.
Leo Cox of B andon, w ere duck
♦
♦
by
his
acc
u
ra
te
an
d
sw
ift
playing
h u n tin g on th e T h rift ra n c h F r l - 1 "Ho8Ble” and J a c k G uerin were
A M E R IC A N ISH U sing a $250 ra-
I callers a t the T h rift R an ch S a tu r­ S atu rd ay night.
I day.
. dio set to h e a r a phonograph
B eans an d hot chocolate w ere
day m orning.
The Misses E d n a and R u th Mi, | record played on a $9.50 phono-
W a lte r W hite retu rn ed to tow n
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served by th e high school a fte r the ler and J. E. R adford m otored to I graph.
F rid a y from his hom estead on up-
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gam e S a tu rd a y night. The A rago C ottage Grove S atu rd ay w h e re !
play err seem ed especially pleased they attended a social g a th e rin g 11 j
per F lo ras creek.
H alloween!
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,
I Mrs. C larin d a Lee was in tow n •
; isited this w ith th e “feed.”
the Melodian H all in th e evening
M uriel Joh n so n m issed several T hey retu rn ed S unday evening.
W ednesday morning
I ® a " villsK'‘ laa* M onday evening.
J. W. Sw etnam w as a P o rt O r­
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sl,e w as 3 very prom inent per.-on days of school lest week on account
P h y sician an d Surgeon.
H e rb e rt M orrill of upper F lo ia s flu tin g th rough the neighborhood of a troublesom e tooth.
ford visitor Sunday.
P hones:
O ffice 491, H om e 492
T he high school will put on a one
creek is v isiting a t th e home of his Due to h er artistic ab ility she very
Mr. and Mrs. A P Jo h n sto n and
F
a
h
y
-
M
orrison Bldg.
a
c
t
play
N
ovem
ber
21st.
T
his
will
mother, M is. E. J. Tillle.
flatterin g ly redecorated signs, and
d au g h ter spent Sunday a t the E.
B andon, O regon.
N o rm an Quigley, of P o rt O rford gave Mr Sevy a decoration for his be free. Be sure and h ear the play­ B. H ickox home.
w as a v isito r in tow n T h u rsd ay door, but beyond th is she painted let “A Couple of L u n atics.”
Mrs. F red R utledge and Mrs.
The m ost of the high school stu ­ W alter H errick called on Mrs. H en­
n *t?ht.
Mr. B la c k ’s w hite g oat black and
dents
have
paid
th
e
ir
dues
for
the
ry Jo h n sto n Sunday.
Miss V erna F inley w as th e Tues- Ka v t C harlie H en ry ’s cow some
oved
a few these
g ates kind
from deeds
th eir I 1 first sem ester and m any . have , paid
W H. Miller of C ottage Grove
day
n ig h t guest
o f E theieene
Sabin, she
trim rem
m in's.
Besides
C lifford
C am pbell
of B andon,
A tto rn ey -at-L aw .
hinges and hoisted them to th e top for the second. T he dues a re only retu rn ed home S atu rd ay a fte r a
visited Miss Ada Boice Sunday.
F
irst
N a tio n a l B ank B ldg
fifty
cents
p
er
sem
ester.
The
pay­
of the grade school flag pole.
w eek’s visit a t th e G. A. Miller
Bandon
m ent of these dues is necessary in home.
T he Leslie B row n fam ily have
Oregon
• • • •
o rd er to become eligible to p a rtic ­
moved from th e S ta r ran ch to the
My Im pression I
ipate in any of the schedule gam es
_________x_ , _____ A. A T h o rh av en ran ch on the
N O TICE O F FO RT O F PO R T
T h a t ’’H aiti’’ G uerin sp rain ed her o r to have a p a rt in the high school
O R FO R D BUDGET
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v u . i j v u u i i i j haven h as moved on a ra n ch east w rist.
play. The paym ent of the dues en­
T h a t If it is im possible to get a titles the stu d e n t to free adm ission
“person's g o a t’’—we m ight p a in t it to all gam es and en te rta in m e n ts
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV EN
and Louis black.
p u t on by th e high school.
T h a t the budget com m ittee of the
T h a t we can have tons of fun at
A t the S tate P -in cip als' associa
. _ ,
P o rt of P o rt O rford, actin g under
a m asquerade
tion m eeting a t Salem it w as voted ..
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I th e provisions of ch ap ter 118 of the
T
h
a
t
it
is
p
retty
lucky
fo
r
some
Miss Lila D em ent, Langlois hili
to m ake sixteen c red its a m inim um ,
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,
,
x.
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11921
session
laws,
did
p
rep
are
a
teach er, w as in tow n S unday night. people th a t H allow een only comes for g rad u atio n a fte r th is y ear T his . , . . ., . . ,
. .
.
, budget of the total am ount of m on­
once a year.
will require a fuli fo u r years fo r all
, . ,
Mrs. M att A ldropp w as tak en to
7
,
,,
ey proposed to be expended by th e
T h at Langlois is ju s t one large
„ stu d en ts a s only five- credits
a re n .
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th e hospital T h u rsd ay w here she fam ily. T h a t some one m u st have
possible in one y ear and only four
f ”?
° f / ° r t O rford- / ° r " y e a r
u n d erw en t an o peration for appen-
tra supply
1933, and the levying board of said
had an an e e x x tra
supply of
of stove
stove polish
polish I |a advised
P o rt has set M onday the 5th day
an d no stove- poor goat.
The sta te question for high school , _
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R. E. Cox of upper F lo ras creek,
G u e r i n hnu » n o u / j x .
.x
,
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,
T h at ’’H ossie' G
uerin n as a new debate th is y ear is: Resolved, T h at , Decem ber, 1932,
,, a t the
. . . hour ... ot
w as In tow n T hursday.
i . ,
.
, 1:30 p. m., as the tim e and the office
shot gun.
a t least one-half of all sta te and
, .. „ . „
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,
,
tow n
T h a t som etim es “foolishness" is 1 local revenues snail be derived from of the P o rt Commission, in the
J S. C apps of D enm ark w as a
. r.
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.
,x,
of
P
o
rt
O
rford,
C
urry
County.
Ore-
q u ite appealing.
caller in tow n Sunday.
sources o th er th a n tangible p ro p -,
.,
,
x v. w x,
,
l gon. as the place at w hich estim ates
Mr. I m m ", o . x c
T h at "Old Man D epression su ie
‘
,
. . . 1 m ay be discussed w ith the levying
' field, sp en t S atu rd ay n ig h t w ith "h it'' us T h u rsd ay night.
The O regon H isto rical society is .
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.
, x,
board of said P ort, and a t w hich
B O B B ET T E , Jr.
o
ffering
som
e
very
valuable
prizes .
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at
.
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tim e and place any person who
for th e best essay on Oregon H is-
u xx
\.x
,
x. x -
xx,
, shall be subject to such tax levy,
I-anglois High School
tended th e ru n eral of "Ik e” Cox
tory. The su b ject fo r th is y ear i s ,
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x x
x , •
x
x
,
w
hen
made,
m
ay
be
h
eard
in
favor
in B andon last M onday w ere: Mr.
Some very fine po sters have “Jaso n Lee.” T he co n test is open
,
, \
x x
n x- x
x ,
,, _ x
,
of or ag ain st such tax levy, or any
and M rs C lifford Cox. Jo h n n y Cox. been m ade to advertise th e C arn i­ x to ail
high school pupils. T he priz-
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r
p a rt thereof.
Miss In ez Cox, Mrs. A. H. Boice val for N ovem ber 21 The tw o larg es are: F ir s t $60, second $50, th
ird
The estim ate sheets upon w hich
and son C ourt, Milt Brown. Mr and est, nicest ones w ere m ad e by $40. fifth. $30 The co n te sta n t has
G ladys E d w ard s and E theieene S a­ until M a n h to read up on the sub­ th is budget is based are on file in
bin Mr. Sevy has a stock of very ject. H ere is a good chance for the th e office of said P o rt of P o rt O r­
ford. open to the inspection of p er­
nice prizes. Some of th em a re am bitious.
sons in terested therein.
• ■ • •
w orth a lot. Be sure and com e out
A P P R O P R IA T IO N S
M onday night. N ovem ber 21 and
C hurch N otes
stead on u p p er F lo ras creek
Bond
R
edem ption
$2,500.00
enjoy
a
good
en
tertain
m
en
t,
win
a
38 atten d ed S unday school.
I
,
I W alter H ofsess w as a v isito r of
In te re st on B o n d s .............. 3.060.i.’0
good prize and help yor.r young
22 attended E ndeavor. The topic,
W h arfin g er and A ssistant
400.00
people by sup p o rtin g th e ir athletics.
N p W M h n a ir iv n n w irln m .h I V .l G j
T h,‘ M asons beld ,h e ir reg u lar P««Ple by sup p o rtin g th e ir athletics. "Team W ork," w as very interesting. A dm inistrative .................... 50000
m eetin g S atu rd ay n ig h t a t the W d eb a,in K and other e x tra -cu rricu lar The m eeting w as led by P re sid e n t
E quipm ent
50.00
activities. G roups of visitors from W alter H ofsess. Miss F inley fur- W h arf R ep air ................... ... 500.00
R andon, Coquille and e lse w h e re , nished the m usic for th e singi'tg
E m ergency ............... ........
500 00
have prom ised fo be p resen t to help I
.
■
out the big show.
|n e « d a y
T otal Proposed E xpenditures
A rth u r R ussell has been o u t of *
Geo. P o stal of Gold B each w as
*
for 1933
$7,510.00
school —
for the
a business v isito r h ere S atu rd ay .
— last week n u rsin g , »
S IX E S N O T E S
«
Miss Mehl visited w ith h er par- an Infected arm
♦
« W harfage, estim ated
The A rago volleyball team s ap­
ceipts ...................
$1,990.00
♦
peared last S atu rd ay night. The
R en t ..............
100.00
C henow eth w as a v isito r in boys team w as the A rago Seconds.
E ighty-three votes w ere cast *n T axation .....................
. 5,420.00
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B oth team s put up a fine gam e and the Sixes precinct last Tuesday.
gave the Langlois fan s a fine time.
Mrs. A lbert B ick and
fath er, T otal E stim ated Revenue
The Langlois team s proved to be Ames S. Joh n sto n , accom panied by
fo r 1933 ______________ $7,510.00
b sev y w ere in th e stro n g e r in th e ir own hall. The Miss R u th Cla.K of P o rt O rford, |
E L W H ITE,
Langlois girls won th ree gam es out m otored to M arshfield T h u rsd ay j
S ecretary
to w n i of Ove an d the boys won th ree evening an d th en on to E ugene for
th e A rm istice D ay week end
Refivrs and ‘Buyers o f
*
J— .. _.
I he Langlois H igh school began j Mrs. Jo h n F rom m w as a visitor
i Mrs W alt S train w as In tow n ' to practice bask etb all th is week. a t Sixes school T hu rsd ay
N a tiv e P latinum and G old
^ T h u rsd ay aftern o o n
No gam es have been scheduled’ as
Mrs. M yrtle J e t t has retu rn ed
Highest M*ck«t Prices
Mr and Mrs Wm Sabin. Jr . vis yet T h a school has joined th e sta
te from P o rtlan d to h er m ining prop-
----
E m U u M '1 9 0 7
■ lted a t th e Jim S y p h er hom e Erl association and will schedule gam es erty on the upper Sixes
W ILD BER G BROS.
d »y
w ith P o rt O rford and Gold B each .! Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Tolly vis-
S M E L T IN G ft R E F IN IN G C O
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Mr and M rs H. C. N ichols and W L
Office«: 742 Market St., San Francucc
8ch<>dule P ra c tic e , lted in P o rt O rford W ednesday
Plant: South San ( r an.if.-n
S ( fam ily moved to B andon th e first gam es w ith Arago. R iverton and
I C. C. W oodw orth w as buying sup-
p art of last week
B andon We u n d erstan d th a t Coos plies in M arshfield last T hursday
Jim S y p h er an d W m R ussell county schools will not schedule
George W oodw orth accom panied
w ere in tow n S a tu rd a y night and g irls' gam es
i M essrs
G ard n er and G ilm ore to
atten d ed th e Mason lodge
The m asq u erad e p a rty put on in j R oseburg on a business trip F ri­
Jo h n D onaldson an d children of th e gym by th e C h ristian E n d eav ­ day
1 ream S ep arato rs. T racto rs, M owing M achines. M ilking
| D en m ark w ere In tow n Sunday and or w as very successful. E verybody
3
Sw iss a A m erican W atch R.X
Last T h u rsd ay m orning the E arl
M achines E tc
atten d ed S u n d ay school.
I
had a fine time. T he m ask th a t won Marion fam ily moved to B andon.
pairing — Spectacle«
i
Shingles. Flooring. R u stic Shlplap. Doore, W indow s M oulding
A mong th o se h u n tin g
at
the first prize w as th a t of an old crip-
Messrs Gabel and In m an retu rn ed
All W ork G uaranteed
Iro n in g Boards. B read B oards, P erfectio n P la s te r
I T h rift ra n ch S unday w ere Donnie pled w om an V ery few people had
to P ort O rford S atu rd ay from the
j F oster. "Doc" and Ole Jam ieson, the fain test notion w ho the benign
W aliboard. H ouse and B u ilding T rim m in g s
Coquille
Inm an mine on th e upper Sixes.
O regon
all of B andon; E arl Dobbin and looking old lady w as W hen u n ­
Eddie Conley m ade a trip to B an ­
| Lafe Cox of M arshfield, and Mr m asked it proved to be Mrs. Leek- don
to have his foot dressed He is *
and M rs I,o n n er P u g h of P o rt O r­ ley T here w ere m any very Interest- ___ _
doing nicely and re-entered school
ford
ing m asks. T he co n test betw een Ai yesterday
B uilding And C a rp e n te r W ork By Day O r C o n tra c t Cam a n t
The Most W estern G ran g e held Volck and W ill R ussell for th e hon­
F rederick H ull sp en t th e week
W ork. S eptic T anka. Sidew alks, F o u n d atio n
th e ir re g u lar m eeting in the W O o r of being th e ugliest m an In the
end at his hom e from his w ork in
Jew eler and W atchm aker
Blocks. E tc
W hall T u esd ay evening.
crow d w as hard ly a fair index of M yrtle Point.
F
W
S
m
ith
o
f
P
o
rt
O
rford
w
as
The
H om e of Good W atches
th e tru th as Volck proved to be
H ouse P ain tin g . D airy B arn W h itew ash in g by P ow er S p ray er
P ractically everyone in Sixes a t­
O r H and
tended the dance a t P o rt O rford
Oregon
S atu rd ay night given fo r Eddie
C B H enry, of Ixanglols In o h arg e of B uilding D ep artm en t
Conley.
i
W C Boyd A Son. of ixanglols. In c h a rg e of P a in tin g D a p a rtm a a t
C. C H ayes bruised his foot dui - J
We will be glad to give you estim a te s on all B u ilding M atartala
ing the week causing an Infection
M eadow View Lindy. A u g p , calf ow ned and
P ainting, E tc
com pelling him to go on crutchec.
raised by M arion SyrceU Siloam Springs, U t.
Mr and Mrs A lbert Wells, ac-
was m ade G rand C ham pion of the $th. A nnual
I co m p tn led by Mrs B ert Weils, mo­
Baby Bee. Show at the 4 H C lub show in Fast
S i Louis. 217 e n tra n ts from M issouri, Ilhnets
tored to E ugene S unday to be the
E lectric U g h t Plante, W ater P la n ts Pum jw E n g in es
and A rk an sas com peted M eadow -V iew Lindy
gues> of the C ofelt fam ily for a
Pipe And F ittin g s
show n here w ith th e ow ner, w eighs W0 pounds.*
few days.
Mrs F ra n k Vail tran sacted bua-
Regular meetings, third Satur­
Iness In P o rt O rford T hu rsd ay
n iiu iiiiiiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiiiiu iiiM iiiiiiu iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iim m m iiH M M N N N N m ii
day of eaoh month. Visitors
W alter McGill and Jo h n F rom m
always welcome
w ere business visitors In M arsh­
field last T hursday
W orthy MitVon
A D O LLAR S W O R T H
The Misses H a rtin g to n
w ere
M rs.L inda G uerin
Clip ihi. roapnn ami mail i| with «1 for a ala weeks* triol utbirriftUm io
guests of friends in M yrtle P oint
last Friday
S e c retary .
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
A. C S nider and sons, A ustin and
F lorence P a n tin g
P ublU hed by Twa
S r itN c t Pt »ii«w iN « S o r m v
Alfred w ere here from M arshfield
J
Boeton. M a a s a rh u ie tU . U S A
: F riday A lfred has recently recov­
ered from a severe Illness
•«wati.wi radio eu T om will b« glad u> «»icaMne
.Tn hJn. w,
Mrs Ja c k McKay and children
aai. m. ICndiu'VM & ’X « SSeST****“ "
*'n ‘
Sn“M **"’ '*”•
w ere week end guee's in P ort O r­
T ill
ford of Mrs M cK ay's p aren ts Mr
Maae
P > a«e send me a a n v w f c r tr ia l aubucrtption I e n d o w
mm M t a r it»
and Mrs C layton K relger
W eston Z um w alt yesterday com
_ -
Meets second Saturday of each
pleted his w ork for the w inter at
• V
month Visiting brethern wel
•eV
the Sw ift
C o . cheese factory
'
I come.
«Andrew*
C aptain M abin of th e Cape B lan­
j j C R A W F O R D W. SM ITH .
co L ighthouse w as a P o rt O rford
< Tow n»
W o rsh ip fu l M aster
* M ala )
visitor S aturday
e A A n A .-A .A A A - A - A . A . A - A . A A A A
, J P. W SM ITH , S e eretao r
- A- A.. A.. A-A - -a a
Mr and M rs J A M cDonald w ere
■ i T’AV ID JE N K S , T reasu rer.
The Most Western World
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Tuesday, November 15, 1932.
j
What lay hidden under the snow cometh to light
at last.—Dutch Wisdom.
I
H. L. HOUSTON, M. D.
SIX YEARS OE SERV ICE
With this issue the News completes six years of
service in assisting in the development of the Port
Orford area. During that period is has fully supported
the constructive program of the old established
Chamber of Commerce and has seen that program
brought into full fruition with the exception of the
pending harbor improvement matter. The program
has been of a varied nature and included (1) the pres
ervation of the Coast Highway through Currv countv
north ot town Mr Thor-
as a scenic route par excellent by the elimination of ot the highway
the commercial sign and billboard nuisance; (2) the Mrs Katle Kreutzer
preservation of historic Battle Rock and the magnifi- night""
*“ Band°n Saturday
cent ocean panorama forming its setting, by inducing
the State of Oregon to acquire the vacant lands lying
south of the highway for parking purposes; (3) the
saving from destruction of the quarter million dairy
industry of northern Curry county by the defeat of dlc“‘
the ill-con ?eived scheme to place all lands west of the
highway into a game preserve; (4) the securing of sea
lion refuges on the reefs off the Curry coast for thei“ «"
perpetuation of this interesting mammal as an out-!fleld’ ap*nt Satl
standing tourist attraction of the coast route; (5) the “ k m o ^ h ^ X m here who
securing of the designation of the local harbor and
Garrison Lake as navy plane anchorages; (6) the se­
curing of an appropriation of $83,500 for a new coast
guard station on the local harbor; and (7) the
-om sypher and Mr. and Mr»,
mense amount of work necessary in the preparation R'“ RusHe"
of the case seeking improvement of the harbor as a 'n " r,«"» .Z , " "
harbor of refuge.
in aauttion to the support thus given the Cham-1"Boob" white i«« Friday
her of Commerce the lXeWS naS given Wide publicity
to the resources of Southwestern Oregon as well as ° w hal1
£ » » to in g the load news of the
region
by week during (he six years.
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As the community newspi’- ^ r is the window
through which the outside p’.olic views the commun­
ity; the News has played an important role in the lay-
*" C°qu“le durinK the week
foundation for the building up of this see-' Bin
tion. With the completion of its sixth year of such'Co<,ume Sa,urday
i U r e » ^ “ i T S e.nt tak.e this,
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ts readers tor .ieir support and to urge an even1 Mr. and Mr», i.
greater support to the end that the work of aiding in Bandon Saturday
the full development of Southwestern Orecon mnv mJ Jot < OX was a vis,tor in
forward with increased viiror
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E. J. Tilley
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LANGLOIS, OREGON
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McCormick-Deering Ranch Machinery
C. R. WADE
OSTRANDER’S
BARBER SHOP
Hair Cut
35c
R. C. Ostrander, Prop.
. • Port Orford ,. .
BANK
OF
BANDON
f ommercial & Savings
Safety Deposit Boxes
for Rent
Loggers
Poo! Hal!
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CONFECTIONERY
Up-to-Date Goods
Always Fresh
VV. J. Paulman, Prop.
Port Orford, Ore.
Schroeder’s
Jewelry Store
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HATTON’S
SERVICE STATION
Lime, Cement And R-xifing
Associated Gas
V. R. WILSON
L. B. HATTON
Prop.
Grand Ch-unpion Calf and 4-H Club
MYRTLEWOOD
NOVELTIES
for the
Dealer In Fairbanks-.Morse Products
TOURISTS
Made in Pert Orford
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Port Orford, Oregon
I Curry (jnapter No. 135
0. E. S.
Desks, Bedroom Suites.
TaBles, Sewing Cabinets
Etc.
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Kelly Springfield Tires
MYRTLEWOOD SHOP
D. D. McGill. Prop.
Port Orford
Oregon
PORT ORFORD
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