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As will b s noticed by the C om m unity Club notes in
this issue a m ovem ent is on foot to consolidate four north­
ern Curry school districts and one Coos county district with
a central school bnjliling at Langlois.
If tho schem e is carried out it will undoubtedly bene­
fit the children in the districts affected, many of whom are
now being deprived of a high school education because
(heir parents cannot or will hot send them away. And not
o n ly will such a union give the opportunity o f a high school
cou rse,-Im tit wijl permit better equipm ent «ud better fa­
c ilities for the touching o f ihp lower grades.
W ith quch a consolidation as the above, and with the
t$i$es, Elk river and Port (jrford district? com bined, the
¡children of northern Curry tyould theu com m ence to have
the educational opportunities to w h ich 'th ey are entitled.
Tfiipk it over.
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W orld
(Jenrge E. Met {¡nite and wife of
}he Cape Biqnc-i llgblli» l-r station
¡ire in Bandon Spending a frw jda'v*
jst’ the houieuf Mb;. XlcGi'.lt»- p .r
enla, Mr. and M r* James Liua«
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forepart of the week in Bandon an
the guest of local relatives and
friends. H r. H a rt will jo in hdr
later, lie being detained at Gold
Beach for a few weeks longer Snob,
ing up the Snal work on the new
buildings conslrucied for the Ma
clay Estate Cuta|iany.
Sheri ST W. W. Gage w.s down
from the comity ►« t «... udlci.il Oua-
in *** yesterday. He has scot word
out In all direction* to look for tior
fioa Nelson} the young man who
mads a lout uf Cooe County, leav.
ing a trail oi bad checks in bis
yrake.
A number of local people visited
John R. Smith at his Cut creek
mining camp above Bollards Sun
day to witness a demonstration
shewing how gold ani} platinum ia school to b< loc*te<}kl Langlois.
extracted from the black sand.
I t is very probable that a course
Mr. Smith declares that the black ; ,,f study in home nuraing will be
■ami can be «uuje.sfully handled on arranged Soon, especially on home
A record tree for si^e )ia* jus) a commercial b«»is and that he ia at nprsing in influ'iisa.
been logged and manufactured into prescq} separating it without d iflj-
At the conclusion of the meeting
jumber by fiie.C. A-Nifilltl'Uhinpgii)
cully at a rats that is paying' well. nil were invited to th* home of Mr*.
at Marshfield. The tree was * fir, Mr. Smith believes that this section
S. Malehnrn where a delightful
and produced 43,820 bo.r,| feet of ,,f , be c<„ 10lry bM b#eu lib ;|, j frOlu
umber. Figuring tbe value of the I., .„¡„¡„g „andpoint because there luncheon was served, with Mrs.
Malehora as hostess, assisted by
lumber at |^w price it would »« hi « i I, ,ye been Gw maoy so caHed ¡«yen.
Mr*. F. L. Kent and Mr*. Arthur
th . valueji&the giant d o .. to 11500
of
sMvi
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T b e lu g a jw im thd tree , were a«? llte riwU* h e ., I , j . no f a i t uf the " 7 occ »«„I "u wrv“
club a t
moat too ^|}ge to be bandied by the
,y . he declarei, sod he is will- "UC,>
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things.
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|ng In show anyone that he. is sue
The next meeting, Feb. 19, wifi
Mrs W . M Hart, en ponte from
»■fully savi,»* the values with the
(^¡d in Denmark at tbe home of
Gobi Beaoh in Curvali}* and other W) mplv I of inexpensive meth- Mf»; J- 3. Ceppr. “ Housebold
WillameVe Vallsv points, spent the »•I*.
Conveniences” ia the subject for
Round Tabla discussion. I t is hoped
each member will present or explain
to the club sum* household conven­
ience, large or small, that will
lighten the labor* of the home-
makgr.
A h BIG
dance
Wt have blue prints tif every township
in the Hoseburg Lund District. These
blue prints are 14*16 inches in size and
are printed on paper. We correct them
up-to-date before leaving our office and
they show you a t a glance what lands are
vacant and subject • to entry and the
names of‘the persons who have patented
loads. Our price j or these is but $1.60
P ort Orford, February 14th
Another good tjnje. •
Everthing first class.
Come and enjoy yourself
Midnight Supper at the Pitner Cafe
T r o g |l> a M
N o tic e .
We handle the B rillion K in g
B oioetliiog new- ini©»tigt>Uf jt.
We are dealers in all k inds o f
and Building M aterials.
Roller.
Herdwef»
When in the m arket giye ns • o*h »»4
us figure with yotj.
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Douglas Abstract Company
R o stb u i g, O reg o n
BANDON HARDWARE COMP’Y.
BANDON «. I
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OKECON
If You Are In Need
of
Sid well & Sabin
A T ractor-See the Case.
A Milking Machine- See the Empire.
A Land P ylvorizar-See the Culti-
D e a le r s i n
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Packer.
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General Merchandise
McCormick and Deering Farm Mach­
inery of all Kinds.
WE W A NT YOUR BUSINESS
Fresh G roceries Always on Hand
M c N a ir H a r d w a r e Co., Ii)c.
Mens’ Furnishings, Etc.
Bandon* Oregon
Orders Taken for A rticles Not in
S tock .
W e Aim to Pleage.
Give Us a Trial.
Your Account
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Is Solicited
Port Orford, Oregon
TOUR CHECK BOOK IS YOUR RECEIPT
SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO
STRENGTH AND CONSERVATION IS OUR STANDARD
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CAREFUL ATTENTION TO ALL MATTERS
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We Cure Cripples
Bank of Bandon
BAN00N, OREGOff
We are Specialists
WE CURE CRIPPLES
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We take that broken-down, crippled Car
an d restore it to health and strength and use­
fulness.
These days you ju s t can ’t a fford to lose the
service that yoUr car should give, an d which
it WILL give if you keep it in health.
I f your Car laeks efficiency, is weak or
fa u lty in any aption, bring it in and let us give
it the “once over” before the busy summer
months come.
We never fa il to diagnose the ailment, a n d
- then we apply the proper remedy to the seat of
trouble at a moderate charge.
Let us help you increase your efficiency by
keeping your ca r in PERFECT COA'DITIOJY.
BESTAUKANT
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FEAST
W HEN
YOU
EAT
D o n ’t m e r e ly E a t fk eca u se y o u h a v e
t o —E a t b e c a u s e y o u e n j o y It.
B r e a d , P le a , f a k e » , D o u g h n a ta ,
C o o k ie » , e t c ., a l w a y s q n h a n d .
, R e g u l a r 1 ¿in n er*
S h ^ r t O r d e r » n, S p e c ia lt y
T h i t y Y ea r» E x p e i e n c e
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P o r t O r fo r d
BOTE* SEASIDE
*ps-e**pa^q N o t ic e .
Open Under New Management
^Notice
A 1.1, PERSONS are hereby warned)
not to trespass upon the homestead
dal me of Lester K. Hutton, Lawrence
P. Hutton and Frank W. Helmick in
Sees. 21,2« and 28, Tp. SI 8 , R. 14 W .,
W. If., for the purpose of hunting or
otherwise. Any person or parsons so
doing will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law.
Lswaawcx P. Htrrrow,
Denmark, Ore.
IW I T r t m . S.U u *
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E. A. Lindberg, Propr’ I
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is hereby given that the
NOTICE ia hereby given that all County Court of Curry county. State
persona are warned not to trespass of Oregon, ba* appointed the under­
upon the SE} NE}, W} NE} NEJ, Sec. signed administrator ef the estate of
4, Tp. 3i8., R, IS W., W. M., tor the John Wendell, deceased. AU persons
purpose of mining, pronpecting. or having claims against the said dece-
• dent or his estate, are hereby given
otherwise. Any peraon.or persons
notice to present their said claims to
doing will be prosecuted.
8. M ontaoi b , the undersigned administrator at lila
borne near Denmark, Carry county,
Sixes, Ore.
Oregon, within six months from the
date of this notice, with proper vouch­
FOR SALE.
ers duly verified.
A. A doltbssw ,
Hay for sale.
Administrator of the estate of
John Wendell, deceased.
. L. M avxt ,
Data of first publication Jaq. H, 1930.
Langlois, Or.
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THE PORT ORFORD GARAGE
E.M. PITNER
b i o t t e « t o O r o } lit o < * a i
-In The Frvii,¡i| Hall
And
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Hw© <»» S©* f 'P y ^ h u t g ready
/o r yx»yr Sfzriug and Snmtnor. work. Ke-
niem btr we handle all k in d s o f fa r m in g
iui|>len>©»t8 a»d M kchiueijf, G as E n gines,
^ft'ateiloo Boy Tcaeiots., and l’erfeciion«M ilk-
¿ers which are supbrciedjng all m ilk in g m ach­
ines because the working pt juciple is right.
=s
ftv.er happened lor the stückm en o f Curry couuiy, end by
bu-lne«* enterprises and ha*
protecting tjjat iudustjry and protecting our gam e, euch , o j ’•}>»•>' bivml* and aquaintanoes in
deer, g ro u ty pheasant!, quail, etc , wlyich
higher bounty ^ I ' C . hi . f-d Curry counties.-—
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on coyotes and wild cats will do, ev^ry citizen in the c o n n -1
ty is bound it be h©nefitted th/ereby.
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Welfare
Northern Carry C
W hile there are those who rqake light of the situation,
Club Nutet.
yet the fact fom ainslnevertheless that ?t this lim e the coyote
‘js a serious^tnonace to the aheep industry in Curry county.
The Community Welfare Club at
its
regular meeting at Langlui« last
4 n d qur h ili lands are better adapted fur sheep grazing
than for any other purpose. Tfce big bounty is (lie solu­ week e,M*ul n 'most profllable aiid
agreeable afternoon. Tile interest
tion to the question, as it vrill then pay hunters to go into!
in both tbs business ae«eion and
(the m ountains and h un t these auitn$lj out.
program was s.> keen that 4 o'clock
But aside from the predatory anim al question, the as­ and the luix-li to be eerved came all
sociation will he t?nrlh more to the stockm en than their too »(¿on.
¡efforts put fqrpt in the way of m arketing their pr.i^luee. Each one present tuojt an active
In tin? past jhe Ijttle fellpw could not get the price the 'big |Ntrt in the disousaion, which wns
along liuev vilul to the community
fellow got, nor could the big fellow get as good a price as ami the home. Koi* roll call, each
jf the rest of the stockm en ware standing with him , and gave a tried recipe, jo thia way
thus the com bination tyrjll benefit all concerned, except the tpany helpful h}uts in the science of
buyer who has been profiting by the chaotic conditions of cookery V.ere added to the conk
hooks ii/ }hyj homemakers. $llo«t
¿he past.
everything from U r * , tyajehprir’s
Every stockm an in the county should join It}is associ­
delicious clear}} i-ouluc to Mrs.
ation and help keep it a live organisation.
Kenworlhy’s gygpjkling corn bread
CONSOLIDATE THE SCHOOLS.
Spring' Is Coming
Township Maps
A msrgsniaatiun has this week,
lakes»
place m tlie 0«aW- Ctyry Autu}
À iim r-iw m K i r n tu i«o«iuva.
Cpuipany. I I fi. Mcljisrinid .having i
lakru «<Vvr «•»« interr»U t«f 1.1» asun. '
Published Kvery
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tja le .j^ t'lusuev.
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Mr. Mr 0.)*r<h>*d int.enily in a/rum.ej— -J
| the •langgt^ irn* ol t^ir »aJrW"le|iarl- j •
niriit personally and ,i* making ar '
' langriernt* V> plat* tile repair da-
y}mituieui in th« hand* o f mi expert '
' me« hsniu. \
Tile company w ■* organis'd last'
tall accepting the Maxwell, Chai in-
jrrs, anti other agencies for Bandon ,
and Curry county.' A large stock of
care ha* hern purchased ia anlict,m
litiyi of tbe predicted ahortage fur (lie
THE STOCKMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
ryunng neavoo an;!. M i. McDiaitnid
slate« that he is prepared to do a
The Ttilk'UNK believes the Btockgrowers Association big jniinlies, nexl spring. Mr. Mu
flXg^nwed Saturday at Gold Beach » the best thing th>t!pr;7iiid i. bfruinfl«! wiU} several
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was discussed until vision* of things
delectable Ixitli to tieliold and to
labile, threatened a rushed summons
for the promised luncheon. The
assembly, however, soon regained
their tq iiilih rium
business
matters needing attention were
presented.
I l was fouud that the request for
• ” «x»vu»b»n school from o. A. G.
granted at t*»i
tbia time
tl>u,<1 not be 4r,nted
due to the fact t b it the« schedules
for such schools ant made by tbs
college seyeral month* ia advance.
Thia application, however, Will be
popsidered, and no doubt favorably,
when new schedule* are arrangrd
and more held worker* available,
probably at the cloge of the college
year.
The prograo} P«m nt it lee hope* to
arrange programs of iptpreel not
only to thp Club members but to
the community as a whole, Some­
th in , that w ill contribute to the
■education at well as the social aide
of t})p pommunity life. W ith that
end in y ie j the program committee
ia n o f trying to arrange lectures to
he given later under the auspices of
the qlgb. In the meantime the
consolidations of schools is receiying
much attention, since a movement
is on fool to consolidate the school
districts of yturas Creek, Hare, New
Lake, Langioi* qnd Usomark, the
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