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THURSDAY, MARCH 2L J
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
Home of tKe Croft Lily
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anger among many residents, p ar
they
ticularly in H arbor where
Azalea Garden Club Heard Expert
seem most active.
On Rose Culture At Thursday Meeting Judge Sandbo has been
Handy Subscription Blank
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The Azalea Garden Club held Laura Voorhees. Mrs. Ila Craig, tacted by Harbor residents in this
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its regular meeting last Thursday Mrs Gladys Beasley. Harbor.
m atter, and he is pledging the f
with Mrs Newton, president. 1.1 I -t< — s for the afternoon in- m atter, and he is pledging his BROOK NGS-IIARBOR PILOT,
charge.
eluded Mrs. Mabel McVay. Mrs. dalism through his official capac-
Mrs Maud I uick of Smith Riv- Emma Newes. Mrs. Jessica Pear- ity as justice of the peace.
'Brookings, Oregon,
Date
er. made a re to rt on the Redwood mine-
Mrs- Jess,e N Judkins
The exact number of entrance
Kindly en ter my subscription to the Brookings-Harbor Pilot, J
m arkers and s t r e e t signs de
Tribute Grove. Everyone of this
stroyed is not known. However, if
part of the country is vit illy in-
this practice doesn’t stop, the ..................... year , for which you will find (check) (money ord
terested in this national park
C llJ ltv llv u o V
people in Harbor affected are
The club members and guest.
planning on taking drastic action. <cash) for ..............................................................................................
enjoyed a real treat in the talk
on "Rose C u ltu re ’ by Mrs. Edna .
.
Plaisted of Crescent City Lroal
Mrs. A. E. Stonehouse. of Brook-
Pete Woodburn and Ray S h a n -1
(S ig n ed ):
rose gardens will be greately im- jr‘- ' was principal speaker at the non of Portland were Brookings-
proved by contact with this lady daffodil "l a. an annual affair. Harbor visitors l a s t week-end.
who has had years of »xpenence **>» Tuesday at Smnh R.ver. H er
were enthusiastic over the
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with roses.
JiC
Art of Flower Ar- potential prospects of the com-
Mrs. A. E. Stoneh use gave an r
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munity and are interested in en- My subscription will s ta rt with the M arch 28th issue,
amusing stunt in P re fe r or Quick
Arranged on a number of long tering business, and making their
C h a n g e an d his fam ily s?y
S < > were displayed some
-io homes
here.
<52.50 per year in Curry' County—$3:00 per year outside the cot
changed costumes and imperson- ¿-fferent species
of daffodils. s o (
a ted the professor, hi* son. daugn- rr&'
' emphasize the beauty
The Chetco Cafe wijj
cjosed _
ter and the negro mammy
ea<*
«P e c **- Th « arrange- Sundav Mon{jav and Tuesdav of *
r n : was ' discussed
by the p r i n - next
__ . week when Mr and Mrg
M is M ill.y 1
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cent City g a v e tw hum r»u>
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Jim Robinson w i l l be at San
readings
the large attendance of Francxsco whepe they wi„ m . tQ
Guests of the afterr ■ r » e re * * ^ r lovers from the Brookings- buy fln jcp cream cabinet and
FIREARMS REPAIRED
Mrs Edna Plaisted. Mrs Lew«
area,
<came from Qther fixtun>s for the cafe
W i n t e r of Crescent City; Mrs
»scent t .t>, c axe City and a . l _________________________
Electric Motor Repairing
Vivian M Hunter of L * Angeles; ’x " ’* in be vicinity. Mrs. Harry
p nR p v v r
Mrs J. O Jacobson Mrs P. A
Smith, president o f Oregon 1. r u n KENT Room m private
W ashing Machines, Radios and Appliances
Keiser. Mrs Martha Fïker Mre Federation of Garden Club, also ho™e
B° X æ ’ Br° ° k
Sales and Service
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Particulars.
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Wilson. Smith River Mrs Cath
Scotchmen, they say. are all
erine Williams of Grants Pass. S t/f River by the local branch
• e Federation of W omens1 exPert swimmers. Don’t ask why
Mrs Lane Smith of K, no Mrs
Templar Hotel Bldg.
Brookings, Oregon
Clubs for maintenance of t h e
because you 11 soon learn they
‘rc.it’ River public library. Over have toll-bridges in Scotland.
300 were present. Tuesday.
Mrs Prise.Ila Robins« is the
c l e r k at Gallagher’s Plumbmg
shop She recently returned to
the area from a trip to California
Jack Young is doing consider
able clearing with his bulldozer
on the east side of the C A Mac
Ei’her pranksters or malicious,
kenzie tract.
destructive individuals have been
<. pi Roy Sullivan who has busy in this area, tearing down
served with a combat engineeri private road signs, and entrance
outfit in Europe, has landed m* m arkers to roads leading to pri-
New York, his friends and rela- vate homes. These acts of van-
tives have learned.
dalism a r e arousing justifiable
gpçakS At "Tea
O ’ N E IL E L E C T R IC CO.
Philco Headquarters
Local News Items
Roads Signs Prey
Of Vandal Group
CHETCO STORE
The P lace To Trade
We H a v e E v ery th in g
WILSON FREEMAN, Owner
Now Is I he lim e lo Buy y our Canned Goods By Case!
G E 1 I N S T E P
F 0 R E A S T E R
By Shopping At
P3
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F a m ily S h o p
w Templar Building.
g, Brookings
DRESSES
$6K To $9
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A hn H u /A
75
•tin
r ' ° y .CAi SAVE MONEY! We have Peas, String Beans, Corn. Toma-
^ M P' n? u AsParagus. Peaches, Apricots. Prunes. Grapefruit, Salmon.
' orn Beed Hash. Roast Feet and other popular items
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Wall-Tort
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A K a y l o r 3 .7 8 Vat»««
( 'hetco
Home
A Auto Supply Co.
Complete Hardware Line
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Sunshine Cbees-its, 3 boxes
CIGARETTES, per carton
Lucky Srrik, .
Chesterfields. Old Golds! Camels.’ Etc
See Our Bakery Department For
Famous “Gold Beach” Bread, Pastry
In buying (¡«id Beach Bread and Pastrv you are uatron-
: nr , ,nd r trie?’ and are usin" the
Ore'
„on proriuts. ( urn (ounty money helps Curry county.
I art Kk» magete
N uacem t
wakar. poter ta
firn handy tra y aaâ m ö tt on»
L Many k o M y
1rs
It wont he long until there will he nothing left hut the new gov't flour ft
Lradlnç B ra n t.
Gallon of
W A L L -T O M E
lily
fashing
ja . m e t
LEFT - COME IN)
Be Sure To Get Your Supply Of Flour-IMMEDIATELY
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V A LU E !
E uge
u (AROUND 20 CASES OF COFFEE
► We B u y Them B y the D ozen or F ifty Cases
DENNISON’S ( HILI (Buy A Case), per C a n ...........28c
3 - iN - l
I At a I
AGRICULTURE LIME, per 100 lbs
si on
AtiRKTLTt RE LIME. !.cr
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« e have a ear ,.f PHOSPHATE on the wav - nut in vour
P 0 Î 7 k n ll!0GEX is a' aila^ "<•«!
IGIASH (Al! >ou want), per sack ..............
$125
WE ALSO HAVE COMPLETE BULB St PPIES For
every grower in the Brookings-Harbor Area
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