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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1925)
THE PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE, PORT ORFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1925. + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + + ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « + ♦+ ♦+ ♦+ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Ames S. Johnston returned Monday ♦ from Portland where he attended the 4 E g f Fran«.-» C ofor in fA« H o a iih o ld When la an «ex fresh 1 After three ! Color has decided effect an the ap- days* deliberation, which shows how ’ parent else of a room. Light shades eerlona the question la, a French court gjTa an effect of epace; also a dl*- has decided that aa egg la fresh when tribution at colors w ill have thia same It Is not more than I wo weeks old la effect; for example, a room with light ■amtaer e r more than three weeks old walla and dark ruga and hangings w ill la winter. H ereafter eggs In France look larger than one dona In dark In red Ink the date when color. Also a aanse of apace la cm- they were laid.— Y oath's Companion. ated by using the same color on the walla of adjoining rooms. Masonic Grand lodge as delegate from * 4 Port Orford lodge No. 170 Lowell + 4 4 4 4 4 + + 4 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + • returned to Port Orford with his STRONG HEALTHY TEETH. 4 4 4 4 4 + + + + + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * father. The responsibility for growini Mrs. Frank Carter and Mrs. Hans! H. M. Axtell, who is fast fretting T. H. Dollar of Cedar Fork passed ,trong healthy teeth rests largely Adolp^sen started Friday evening to I matters in shape looking to the com- through town Monday on his way to with mothers. The expectant mother! attend the meeting of the Women ofjpletion and opening of his new movie Bandon. Mr. Dollar reports himself OCCUpjes the stagetic position in this Woodcraft at Bandon, but were pre-1 picture house, made a business trip and family just recovered from the endeavor, for her unborn baby has vented arriving there by their car'¡to Gold Beach Saturday, returning flu. already started to build its first teeth “Not fire, but the owner of the hand breaking down at Langlois. C. C Sunday. ' Residents of Berlin find it cheaper The Rev. W. S. Smith went to Co- b>' the f‘fth " w"t .h, ° f Wright and wife, returning from an that lights it, is the public’s enemy,” 1 to ride in suburban trains than to Mike Limpach, C. C. Ponting and quille Monday, where he expected to general health of the mother P^vious evening ., at the «aid E. T. Allen, Forest Economist, in .. Bandon . . , ■ natatorium, . boys went to the rocks Thursday on a remain several days attending to and subsequent to the b brought the disappointed ladies home. retUrning in the evening business affairs cW'd, and especial y the foot1 she eats, a recent Chicago address on forest i sit at home using fuel. Wm. Howe superintendent of t h + l . ^ * catch q{ gea ftgh Je g * have a direct bearing upon the quality Buy your coffee in Denmark. Clayton Mark mill on Euchre creek,, ponting was was the the proud Drou<) catcher catcher of of a a Mrs. Rachel Marsh and son, Fred, of the tooth structure the baby is fires.”...... his hand has been set against society as surely as that of Special all fine grades, 1 lb. to 5 attended Masonic lodge here Satur 34 pound ling. attended the funeral of Alf Gauntlett building. If the mother suffers no the ki„ ef___ serious illness .luring this period, if thoug’bt,esgness jn lb. cans, 55c per lb. At Nodine Cash day night. in Gold Beach Monday. her food contains in proper propor-> Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Smith re Grocery—the store you pass to pay The many friends of Alf Gauntlett, . .„„.vurneu ..u.i.e trv... lluu the M„ growth elements ---- ---------------- known as stead of denrqvitv, but „ this does not more. —Adv. turned home from wquiiie Coquille Wednes- Master Donald McKenzie is suffer tion better known to most as Lncle Alf, dav, accompanjed by the daugbter mff from a badly crushed foot, caused yitamines, it is probable that the baby compensate his victims. were shocked 1 Mrg Lois Lojg uer.ung, Oerdjng wno who win will spenu gpend a from a horse stepping on it. , wni have a set of first teeth that are ---- - Saturday - . evening “ to ¡Mrs. hear of his sudden death. Mr Gaunt- v port Orford frfendg Chas. McGill has moved into the «U hard’ a" ^ T * ? " * , , * lett had hosts of friends in Port Or Bennett house recently purchased d ' e<ia ' ' . ’ ow*ver’ e ‘ _ ford, who extend to the bereaved, Robert Flach and wife of Newberg H ficient in these factors, or if her gen : widow and family their most sincere have moved into the Zumwalt house from Pete Pederson, eral health is impaired, the baby’s! sympathy in the loss of husband and 011 Jackson street. Mi. Floch is em- County Fire Warden ’Gene White teeth almost certainly will be defec-1 , p’oyed on the Highway bridge main made a trip Sunday to the county tive when they appear; that is, the, father. SATURDAY, JUNE 20-SATURDAY, JUNE 27 tainance crew. tooth structure will not be hard and seat. Miss Jackie Braden of Marshfield AT I dense enough to resist the processes, and Mr. Earl McDonald of Myrtle County Game Warden John F Mrs. Dorothy Mansell and children of decay. Point were guests of Mrs. Magnolia Adams spent the week-end in town of Coquille are visiting her mother. | Thp expectant mother should drink Mr. and Mrs. Lininger of Marsh Mrs. Rachel Marsh. Zumwalt Sunday. Mrs. Zumwalt and at ,eagt one pjnt „,¡1^ daj]y since , Miss Braden were chums at Salem field spent Sunday at the Lakeside Tables will be loaded with special assort Henrv Patton, w’ho purchased a milk is the best source of organic during the last legislative session, park. home last fall on Middle Elk, spent lime. She should have a daily allow ments of Bargain Prices. where both were employed as stenog Mr. and Mrs. W. T. White, Sr., and the week-end at the seaside. ance of a leafy vegetable such as Attractive display of Correct Footwear raphers. Mrs. Christina Fromm were dinner 1 spinach, lettuce, greens or cabbage featuring Selby Arch Preserver for Indies; Mr. and Mrs. George Fromm will jn addition to this, her diet should Louis L. Knapp motored to Marsh guests of Mrs. Grinnell at the auto move soon to Bandon, where George include fruits, butter, eggs, whole field Saturday mom ng, accompanied park Thursday. Buster Brown Shoes for Children; “Brown- , . has a log trucking contract. ' bread and whole grain cereals. It is by Mesdames Gertrude Zumwalt, bilt” and ‘Star A” for Men. A number of our young people at , also important that the mother should Mabel Clinton and Miss Elizabeth A large crowd enjoyed the Rice. The ladies returned to Bandon tended the dance and entertainment Shop Early for 4th of July. 'home tbe *'entist regularly throughout Williams nragnancy in the evening, where they enjoyed given hv the Bandon Beachmen at given at the Bert ----- -------------- . ThPe motbe;.g duty is not, however,! the dance at the Silver Spray Gardens. the Silver Spray Gardens Saturday Saturday night. night. Mrg Mabe) Gillings has returned to completed when the baby is bom. John Hakansen and Ora Woody of Roy Ostrander is having the space town from the Sea View ranch, and Maternal nursing gives the baby the Oakland, Ore., were in town Satur between his barber shop and the Log- is in greatly improved health. best food for healthy tooth develop- i day. Mr. Hakansen is to do the gravel gers’ pool hall enclosed, making a good1 _ BANDON, “Just a little better for less” OREGON _ . . ment. Nursing also aids in the de- ing of the Gold Beach-Hunters’ creek P°°* na" enc.ose«, County Assessor Fred Moore passed Velopment of the baby’s gums, neces- Hiahwav • room for an office or small shop. “It’a a pleasure to wait on you.” through town Thursday on his way to sary for subsequent growth of the which contract was awarded to D. P. I gjbs Dement and Carl Miller drove Langlois.. teeth. Pl y male of Bandon. 1 a bunch of Rogue River cattle through . , . . , As the babv grows older he should its ' Friday morning, taking them to ^ ¿ o rth S en orange juice About the The Christian Endeavor held regular meeting Thursday evening. Myrtle Point. be jn pon Orford feu , fifth or sfarth month other fo«ism ay with Mr Kinkaid as leader, using as| Mr shieId of Portland, one of the be added to the babys diet such as his topic, “How Shall 1 Invest m y, own„ s of the Madden mine, north of Roy Bechtel left Thursday for Con- cereals y R rtab leju ices milk soup life?” Twelve members were p re s e n t'Sixes> was a Port Orford visitor Crete, Washington, where he expects etc., all of * b‘ch_helP to^improve the to be employed this summer. quality of the teeth even after they After the meeting the usual singing Thursday. have been cut. Any illness of the practice was enjoyed. FOR CIGARS, TOBACCO AND Mrs Orris Knapp has opened a Pete Pederson left Saturday morn- baby may interfere with the normal dancing class for the little folk, Wed- inS a Mexico, where he ex- deveiO pment of the teeth. If the Mr. and Mrs. Gray of Marshfield LUNCH GOODS baby is weak and backward, see a spent Saturday night at the Knapp nesday afternoons at the Woodman pects to locate. Good luck, Pete. ranch. They brought a portable hall. 1 c. M. Sauer spent several days last doctor who wil] advise on the neces- Confectionery and Pool Room radio set with them, and the ranch Mrs Ina Christy of Klamath Falls week on Coos Bay looking after busiN c ^ l rapervision of the baby’s folk enjoyed several hours listening is spending a couple of weeks with her ness matters, j is necessary. This should con- to music from the air. PORT ORFORD R. R. SMITH. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aikins at their Çome try our coffee. The BEST to tain plenty of milk, fruit juice, well The Misses Eleanor Purdin and‘ Sixes River ranch. be bad, Port Orford Cafe.—adv. cooked whole grain cereals, fresh Grace Willis left Saturday for Cor „ _ _ . , . . _. ! . . . vegetables, and some hard whole! F F. Priant is ’»"proving J ’S Mrs. Grant who resides between wbeat brea(| or tf)ast to induce cbew. vallis, Oregon, to attend the short term of Summer school at the O. A. C. cently purchased home by the ad Powers and Myrtie Point, is visiting jng so as to develop t he gums and tK„ o provide „rnvi,io o,lfrtr|Ant One of the vessels from the Trina- dition of a covered porch on the front Mrg Leutwyler. The two ladies were thus sufficient snare space for for the the school chums. dad whaling station was in the har of the house. second teeth. bor last Wednesday. Stewart Whitsett of Bandon pass- L R Hatton of Myrtle Point was BV Pay»-2 attention to the diet ed through T u esd av both for the mother and the baby, Col. B. K. Lawson and wife o f---------- _ town Monday , , , on r. his * way 1 ** • / ‘ • • and by observing the rales of cleanli- Wedderbum passed through Port 1 to attend the funeral of Alf Gauntlett Dan Oxley is hauling 80 tiers of ness during infancy and childhood Orford Saturday, to meet Governor1 at Gold Beach. most children should grow up with Pierce and the State Highway com-1 j obn Marsh has been confined to wood to the Port Orford Cafe. a set of good, strong, hard and healthy mission, and act as part of their the house several days with a bad Mrs. Adolph Hardegger, who has teeth teptb which will not decay or abscess escort from the Bay into and through! pf flu. been in the Keizer Bros, hospital at easj|v IF YOUR money is worth working for it is worth saving. Curry county. I North Bend for several weeks return Saved money, deposited in this bank works for you. Open your ed to her home the first of the week. 1 account in our Savings Department. Do it today, tomorrow you SWIMMING EXPERT 1• Fire Warden Gene White and John may forget it—the next day you may regret it. GIVES GOOD ADVICE Weld went out to Rocky Peak sta Start a Bank Account for your boy. One of the most vital 1 • tion Wednesday. It is easy enough to stay on top lessons is that taught by the Bank Book. A marked step in I of the water if you want to get ashore, I your boy's life is record«! when you show him the value of a MRS. GILLINGS • LTnder New Management « FRIENDS just reacb Cor shore, first with one Savings Account. . THANKS hand and then the other. That’s all • 1 I CHICKEN D IN N ER ON SUNDAYS I wish to express my appreciation swimming is, but if you want to 1 to all my friends for their many drawn yourself and go to Heaven kindnesses and beautiful flowers sent reach for it with both hands.” This COME ONCE AND YOU me during my recent illness. Such statement made by Commodore W. WILL COME OFTEN deeds of comfort will never be forgot E. Longfellow, Assistant National Di 1 j I rector, American Red Cross Life ten. JAM ES W. BARTON, Prop. 1 Saving Service, in an address in Port MRS. MABEL A. GILLINGS. 1 OREGON BANDON land, accounts for a large number of the preventable drawings every year. Send us your Job Work orders. “The human body is lighter than water,” the Commodore explained, “and very little effort will enable any one to lie on his back and paddle easily with the hands. In this way An investment in Coos and Curry Telephone Company one can stay up for a long time. To First Preferred Stock will bring you dividends at the rate rescue another by swimming usually of 7 per cent per annum. These dividends are paid by check requires either a good side stroke or a mailed to your home March 15th, June 15th, September good breast stroke, as these have a 15th and December 15th. kick efficient enough to enable a Why not place your name on our regular mailing list swimmer to propel both himself and for future dividend checks? another person who is being controlled SEE BIRCH by the hands of the swimmer. In de AND fault of a better hold, the hair offers SEE BETTER a splendid place to grasp with one OPTOMETRIST As Permanent and Safe as the Counties It Serves. hand while you swim with the other Marshfield Phone 322 and both legs. “If over-turned from a boat or r n canoe, stick to the boat. If the rest of the body is kept submerged a wood en row boat or wood and canvas canoe 5 will hold up the heads of a number of persons for hours.” Commodore Longefellow said that canoists around GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP Portland, however, are rated among LEUTWYLER BROS. the most expert in the Whole United I States. Garage work of all kinds, springs for any car always in stock. E veiy business and professional man, Most swimming fatalities occur cks Horshoeing and general blacfcsmithing and Ready-to-Wear during the month1 of May ami June. and rancher and dairyman, too, should ACETYLENE WELDING of Portland have established s , because the water is still cold from the winter snows and ice and people store in Bandon. OREGON have letterheads and envelopes printed PORT ORFORD are still soft from their indoor Inac tivities of the winter Those who have The very newest in especially for him. And it is a m atter been swimming all winter in swim ming pools have kept up their en th a t he should not economize on by buy durance in the water and are mors nearly ready for emergencies. It is ing the cheapest he can get. Good sta the opinion of Commodore Longfellow, that every good swimmer should prac tionery pays big dividends. Let us show tice life-saving every time he goes At Reasonable Prices. PORT ORFORD, OREGON swimming. you samples. DRESSMAKING — TAILORING The American Red Cross is en WHERE YOUR PLEASURE AND COMFORT IS OUR to make the water safe for PRICES WILL BE RIGHT Phone 381 BANDON deavoring CHIEF AIM young and old by courses in swimming Will be in Port Orford June 2 and and life saving. THE PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE -----------o - 3, and visit Gold Beach and other The Malays for centuries have parts of Southern Curry before domesticated monkeys and have j Port Orford, Oregon the Fourth of July. trained them to climb cocoanut trees and pick the nuts. PORT ORFORD LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS ♦ Annual Shoe Week Golden Rule Store GOLDEN RULE STORE T he KO Z Y Make your money Work for Y O U ! Port Orford Cafe B an k B andon Let Yoar Dividends Pay Yonr Telephone Bill C O O S & C U R R Y TELEPHONE CO . Business Stationery L U C IL E ’S M IL L IN E K Ï I Coats, Suits, Dresses, Bats BATTLE ROCK Hotel Port Orford Meals and Rooms Unsurpassed
