JARCH 7, 1946)
„ . n n ^ - n t n B O R P I L O T , BROOKINGS. OREGON
Page Four
Home of the Croft Ldy_
T h u rsd ay evening of la st w eek
( all a t th e P ilo t office while
a group of M asons from th is a re a jn tow n, an y day. to subscribe to
ntended lodge a t C rescent C ity.
p ro o ^ m g s-H a rb o r Pilot.
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for Sm ith R iver la st w eek to ______________________________
owned and o p erated his g arag e
M arrv F ich er M rs Peggy
in a building in re a r of W ilson
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to F ree m a n 's store, now has moved Ask•
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In th e a re a range ffrom, 800_ to
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DeMoss w ere Gold B each v isito rs
____ erly o c -; VVorlnpsdflV.
1200. A rth u r j j ^ ^ ’^ i l d be G arace i which w as form
W ednesday.
m issioned believes. K
cupied by Rudy Larson.
Ed H o ar went to C rescen t C ity
Extracting and
a o a w c n -flh u
Questions
D ave Holm an, one of the pub- last week to b ring back a B ear
tim a te s do
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Ushers of the B rookings-H arbor C at tra c to r w hich he re cen tly
Dentures
when paced
p-,ot w ent to P o rtlan d last T h u rs- p u rch ased.
Tour Dental Needs
m e n t. as i t h a s »
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' dav w here he packed his farm ily
M rs. j A D riskell left by bus
taken care of.
cat? ^
figure 1100 of effects to move to Brookings. H e
h e r d au g h te r, M rs. Todd
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w ill ^ p y a to u rist cabin until W estbrook,
the first
Jenkins house, which he has
with the form s being hel o a
|g v a c a n t He w as accom -
"G ran d p a” Is e n h a rt is com ing
couple of days, ju st in cast
jed’ as fa r as D ayton by C. H. out of a severe a tta c k of pneu-
C e n tra l Bldg., a f te r A pril 1
estim ate tote© 1"W
Rausch who to looking a fte r a m onia. alth o u g h still hospitalized
Su w e tte d Project ?ar £ o/ f , Rroup „f iots there.
a t C rescent City. He is p a st 81. 4
This inform ation, w h ib v it a l * -------------- ------------------
to the Pilot, is also very much *.
so for all people of the area For
that reason, it is suggested that
the local cham ber ot commerce
appoint a com m ittee, o r make
this survey.
How Many Families Are In This Area? Local News Items
The Pilot Would Like This Information “
“
wh" “ y
To determ ine how m any copies
of the Brooking«-H arbor Pilot to
p rin t for the first two issues, th e
publishers tried to m ake a sur-
vey of the area, in an effort to
d e te rm in e the num ber of fam ilies
living in the area. The jo b w a s
som ething to lw reckoned. w ith
It w a s p re tty ^ 1 1 established
through questioning the l o c a l
IKwtoffice th a t 550 fam ilies get
m ail at Brookings. H arbor has
about 130 fam ilies but. the re-
m ainder of the area therein lies
th e answ er to the P ilo t’s question.
It is the hope of the P ilot to
m iss no fam ilies w ith the first
tw o issues, and this desires has
created the problem for the m an-
agem ent.
E stim ates from various people
DENTISTRY
Dr. Stevenson
ETCO STORE
The Place To Trade
—Be It Sorrow Or Joy—
We H ave Everything
WILSON FREEMAN, Owner
gay 9t With rf-lcuu&id.
Our Food Values
Hendry's Greenhouse
Ihile the ]
lion, cons;
be done.
| Echols B
hiding, h
timer, anc
p n<w be
fice space:
| Curry Coi
rushing,
^mplete t
planer si
c a re
Jholesale
"B est E v er" B rand
CORNED BEEF HASH. 393 Can ............................ 23c
At the Winchuck Bridge
jraokings
[t icipat.-H
the comii
lations are
nodate tl
I At the c<
hewn as t
npany bu
|tog Pr e Pa
been rei
fnson. loci
or befo
b t i l t has
|e ground
rafest Co;
loving to
portly, to
^pension n
jThe east
L -;t ¡s bein
Jr the B r
process
Activity
Van C am p B rand
CHILI CON CARNI, 303 can ....................................30c
Dodge B rand
0/ iho N e w
SLICED CLINGSTONE PEACHES, 2’/ 2 can ............. 29c
.
Coos Bay B rand
i OYSTERS, No. 1 r?r...................................................... 78c
I i T he fam ous A lbers B rand
f o r SPftIHC
« CORN F L A R E S .......................................................... 10c
Lovely New
I) R E S S E S
fashioned by LADY
ALICE and Lif Alice
Silk Jerscvs
<k
in gay spring colors.
Full, crisp, joung
C 0 T T 0 N S
unexpected accents-
large range of sizes.
SL A C K
S U IT S
of strutter cloth
in Red, Green, or Blue, nt
$8.95
Beautiful New W<y>l
SWEATERS and SKIRTS
IN F A N T S W E A R
Gifts
Greeting Cards
Moore's Variety
and APPAREL SUOI
BROOKINGS
OREGON
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j Leading B rands:
Luckv S trik es, C hesterfields, Old Golds, Cam els, Etc.
CIGARETTES, per carton......................................... $1.23
M e a t D e p a r tm e n t
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STEAK, tirade A Porterhouse, per pound.................52c
SIRLOINS, Grade A boneless, pound..................... 55c
ROUND STEAK, Grade A, per p o u n d ...................... 43c
ASSORTED LUNCH MEATS, per pound.................33c
Frankfurters, (Gold Seal), per p o u n d ...................... 35c
BRISKET OF BEEF, per p o u n d ................................18c
RAW MILK, (from tested cows) per q u a rt............. 13c
CHEDDER CHEESE. Mellow West Brand, pound.. .42c
F o r th e B ulb G ro w e rs
PEAT MOSS, per s a c k ............................................... $1.50
FERTILIZER. 4-12-4, per 100-lb. s a c k ....................$4.25
FERTILIZER, 6-10-4, per 109-Ib. sack ...................$4.25
PHOSPHATE, per 100 p o u n d s....................
$3.45
V atch (his space for news or our new Liquid Fertilizer,
and for Penetrol and Spraying Needs for Spring.
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