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members of the house of repre although time is short before worth says he intends to spend
a few days in each county as is
sentatives do not have a vaca congress will re-convene on No-
vember 27, Congressman Ells- his custom.
tion. On the contrary, says Con
gressman Harris Ellsworth, who 4-
represents this district, a con
gressman has a double job. Since
every member of the house is
up for election every two years
all of them must go out cam
WITH BOYSEN’S
paigning as soon as they get
home but. as Ellsworth points
out, their duties and responsi
bilities as a congressman do not
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end when they leave the nation’s
capital.
Many matters of votal con
Phone 363, Smith River
cern and to our congressional
d:sUict are now’ pending both
in congress and before executive
agencies, ” Ellsworth said in a
statement upon his arrival home,
“and further information must
be obtained and numerous con
ONE INVESTMENT THAT
ferences held whil I am here.
“Mail from constituents is al
most as heavy now as Alien I
a n m Washington, D. C. F.ve’i
When It’s Needed WORST
though I am endeavorin* to make
shall
an election campaign,
give first attention to th? work
of my oilice.”
Each year since he has been
in congress, Ellsworth has made
visits to the seven counties in
For Details, at P. J. Lesmeister’s office
Because requests for absentee the fourth district during con
ballots has been so heavy, print gressional recesses. This year,
ing of Curry county general elec
tion ballots has been set ahead
this year, with these to be com
pleted this week by Typo-Print,
CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA:
Gold Beach, in conjunction with Where to “FIND” and “BUY” It In
the Pilot, which has a press suf A business and professional guide to Friendly Crescent City Concerns who
ficiently large to handle this job. merit a “share” of your trade when doing your out-of-town shopping.
The ballots will be 12x28 in.
in size and will contain several
referendum measures to be de
cided by the voters.
'rhe general election will be
Gifts, Stationery
Floyd Mulligan
held Tuesday, November 7, from
8 a. m. until 8 p. m., acording to
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School Supplies, Cards
Silverware
Repair & Installation
election notices soon to be posted 1010 2nd St.
Telephone 2212
about the county.
Flatware
Supplies and Appliances
was rushed to the doctor at Eu-
gene. Mrs. Erma Wagner is sub-
tituting for her, teaching the
first grade.
Wednesday bridge club was
entertained by Mrs. Gertrude
Williamson of Elk River road
last week. For luncheon Mrs.
Williamson served her special
hot vichyssiose. Mrs. Catherine
Marsh won high score, Mrs.
Ethel Kampa second and Mrs.
Mary Dobbema low.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barker and
infant son spent a few days in
Eugene visiting friends and re
turned with some of their fur
niture.
Others who saw’ Lewis and
Clark College beat Southern Ore
gon College of Education in the
Shrine-sponsored game at Coos
Bay Sept. 29, were Mayor and
Mrs. Douglas Johnson and Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Johnson and
Mr. and Mrs. William Durant.
Port Orford
By Dorothy Asdel
Opening of hunting season saw
several local hunters bringing
in bucks, including Russell Forty,
Otto Johnson, Ivan and Keith
Young, Mrs. Carl Fountain and
Frank M. Fulford.
The best story of the hunt
comes from John Marsh, who,
after shooting at his buck across
a canyon and nicking the ani
mal’s foot, started to track him
down. With little blood to fol
low it was over an hour before
he suddenly came upon the buck
bedded down in a triangle of
logs. A j ? Marsh walked toward
him he was cornered less than
15 feet away. He started to
charge Marsh who shot and be
cause of the short distance miss
ed his first shot. As the buck
again charged Marsh, killed him.
He says his hair is still stand
ing on end from the harrowing
cxf>eripnce and he hopes never
to be in such a position again.
Buck season in eastern Oregon
lured several enthusiasts from
here, including the .John O’Haras
who accompanied their house
guests Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lov
ett nf El Monte, Calif. They are
hunting with the S. A. Shearers
of Keno.
The Vic Horner family spent
several days hunting in the east
ern part of the state, as did
Robert LaBar. Mrs. LaBar and
children visited her parents in
Dallas while her husband was
on the hunt.
Armed entry was made' during
Venetian Blinds.
Roy Wilkinson, Smith River, Calif
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EVA LEA LONG
DAVIDSON'S
Crescent City, California
Harris Ellsworth
To Visit District
CRESCENT CITY
SURPLUS MART
DAILY
Freight Service
KATHERINE'S
Beauty Shop
Coast Freight
Lines
DEL PONTE'S
DAVE FRANKLIN
Owner
X-RAY FITTED
GEORGE SHIPLEY
Local Agent
Mail Orders Filled
Phone 2102
828 2nd St.
Crescent City
Dr. Robt. E. Smith
DENTIST
At Residence in
HARBOR, OREGON
Office Hours: 9-12; 2:00-5:00
Evenings by appointment
Goetz Building
Phone 293
a a
Your Hotpoint Store
941 Second St.
PHONE 931
Shoe Store
A Snack Or Meal
You can’t go wrong by
dmnping in at the
Bus Depot Cafe
Mrs. C. I. Patrick
WADSWORTH
JEWELERS
Nielsen Hardware
F. A. Carr & Son
Electrical Supplies
\\ hen
ROSEBURG
election
year, the
cesses in an
Hollowware
DIRELYTE
3rd & G. St. Ph. 1581
& ELECTRIC CO.
Complete line of hard
ware and electrical fix
tures and appliances.
PHONE 143
Carrell’s-Hedrick
ELECTRIC
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
Mulligan Plumbing
Visit our record dept
Compelte Radio Sales
and Service
Ph. 1512 840 3rd Si.
Sheet Metal & Plumbing
Household Appliances,
Sheet Metal, Plumbing
and heating supplies.
900 4th St
Pho. 631
S. E. Lawrence who has the
contract tor Coos-Curvy I- lectric
Co-op lines from Humbug Stale
Park to the California border,
has mow'd sex oral members ot
his crew here prior to beginning
further work on the lines.
Clxde Miller returned home
after over six weeks spent with
relatives and friends in Corval
lis and working in the hop fields.
Mrs. Frances Kirtland, grade
sudden l\
school principal.
taken ill last Sunday night and
u
Paints, Varnishes and Enamels
CRESCENT CITY MERCHANTS-Give Them At Least A Trial!
week were Mr.
one evening
McDufTee from
McDtiffees
were
Sacramento,
rip
and
visited
on i busin
with many ot their friends while
Open 9 to 5 Daily
BEAUTIFY
Absentee Ballot
Demand To Speed
Ballot Printing
into the Sin'll Service Station
anti Norr i’s Market. From the
Shell stat
cigarettes were taken after the
burglars tried unsuccessful! to
burn out the back of flu* large
sale. When they attempted to
burglarize Norm’s Market, Mis.
Norman Morsing heard the cash
register bell ring and awakened
a shot
husband who
frighten
from his .1
them away The burglars shot
back before fleeing. Nothing was
found missing, according to the
Morsings. A pry bar was used
to open doors, in gaining entry.
'I'lie town marshall, Gene White,
was called and later state police
but the bandits were thought not
to be local persons and so far
have not been apprehended.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ghorm-
ley of Seattle were guests of
Mayor and Mrs. Douglas John
son last week.
Johnson
and
Ghormley attended school togeth-
ago and have not
it man\
30 years.
each other
Slosed Saturdays
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1950
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Chevrolet
Lumber Company
Chevrolet - Buick
Sales-Service
For Price Quotations On All
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Radiators Repaired. Phone 1881 2nd & Market St.
CRESCENT CITY, CALIF.
Ph. 471 Crescent City
Nunn Bush Shoes
Arrow Shirts
Genuine Levis
Pendleton Shirts
Jantzen Sweaters
White Stag
Complete Line
of
Work Clothes
Sporting Goods
Tom Brown's
MENS WEAR
Jarman Shoes, Knox &
Baxter Hats, Marlboro
Shirts
920 Second St.
Del Norte Laundry
Gordon F.
JOHNSON
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