ivrspay . march 21^1946—.
JjROOKlNGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
ters but all m ust be signed if
publication is wanted. Unsigned
letters will find their wag in io
the w astebasket, because any ar-
tid e worth publishing is also one
worth,, of signature. Tins is not
file practwe alone of the Pdot.
but of all reputable newspapers
who value the confidence of their
readers, and also who respect the
libel laws of all states.
The Pilot also wishes it to be
known th a t all contributions of
news are appreciated. It is by this
token, too, th a t the Pilot wishes
to have it known how much all
voluntary- subscriptions have been
for the ego of the m anagem ent.
■use And Some
0 N S E N S E -
Home of the C roft Lily
Page Seven
veteran. Mrs. Reece was recently
Equity in lH -to n Chevrolet I?o r C « lp / l a n d n r I n t e l
discharged a fte r two years in the 1946 flat-bed dum p truck. A-l 1
K
U»na Or lOlh)
service.
, condition. Driven 2000 miles. Sam
l l ’ j ac res bulb land on Sim -
Attending the party w ere: Mr. Erickson.
m21 m ens sub-division. $4(XX). R. E.
and Mrs. Bingham and son, Mrs. ------------ -
i Sim m ons, Box 48. B rookings. m28
Reece. Mrs. Joe W illiams. Mr. S Three-piece bedroom suite, pro
Have several choice listings on
and Mrs. Leslie Saxelby, Mr. and w ar Oregon Trail design Been
.
Mrs. Jack ” Hammer, *'
Mr. and . . Mrs.
in storage and in perfect condition ,bulb acreage, o c e a n frontage-
M illard Johnson a n d d a u g h te r,’ —can be seen at Joe Zumpfe res- home sites, also two good town
Mr. and Mrs. George Baxter. Mr. idence on Pedroili drive. Harbor. homes. Additional listings w anted
and Mrs. Ogden, Mr. and M r s . ------------------------------------------------ Pete J. Lesm eister Agency, Real
Ezra Williams, Connie and Rod-
1937 Plym outh. W hat am I of- E state and Insurance, Bus Depot,
ney Saxelby and Mr. and Mrs. fered? Judith Crocket, H arbor. Brookings.
Ira Brown.
used brick. See Hom er Kess-i Professional Services
Local News Items
Brookings.
A. 0 . Schm itt, M. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hendry from
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Brookings lily ground. 2 ^ a.
Winchuck spent Sunday evening
H ours: 11-12 and 4-6
a new spaper in this a re a —per a t the C. H. Rausch home on black virgin soil. Ocean view. H arbor
Oregon
Brushed, plowed and planted to
haps two years ago, if someone Easy street.
ECHOLS BROTHERS, E ngi
cover crop. Price $2400. Can sup
had had only a little faith in the
Try Pilot Classified Advertising ply Croft yearlings and bulhlets neers. Consultants, Surveyors, a t
community.
for fall planting. Collena M itler, C entral Bldg., Brookings.
Quite a num ber of people m is
owner, 6354 S. W\ Garden Home
construed the article last week
Business Services
road, Portland, Oregon.
about the proposed tw o-w vt school
CRESCENT CITY PLUMB
for Brookings. This two-unit will
Two good work horses. Donald ING & HEATING Co. under new
include the present building, so Wanted To Purchase
C rockett, H arbor.
ipanagem ent: Floyd M ulligan and
only one building, plus, possibly
Like new, used wood circulating
Art Wilson, veterans. Oregon and
alterations to the present build heater. Heaving casting porce
C alifornia licenses.
a2w
ing is all that is contemplated.
lain casing. Priced at $40. Chetco
How people can stand in way Home and Auto Supply, Brook
C A R PEN TFR WORK or gen-
GLASS for all purposes. Chet-
of progress of education is be ings, Ore.
co Builders Supply, C entral B ld g .’ eral repairing. Call or see Sam
yond the conception of the Pilot.
1 Gott, Easy S treet.
tf
Highest cash prrices paid for Brookings.
A fter all, the children of the
com m unity are supposed to be wool, mohair, also dry cascara
the most
valuable asset. To hin- bark. Pete J. Lesm eister Agency,
.
d e r in any way th eir progress is Brookings.
to h.nder the fu tu re of the world.
HOUSE AND LOT or lot close
in to Brookings business district.
ChetCO Grange Inducts
Inquire at Pilot office.
Classified Ads
By Dewey
Am glad to see, this week, a
ew “letters to the editor.” P ilot
■eaders will find these colum ns
)pen for discussion on local prob
lems and issues, and there should
never be any excuse for m isun
derstanding.
Two letters this week bring
rtut facts which Brookings and
Barber should not overlook: one
is the treatment of v eterans like
hich is being reported in large
cities of the nation; and the let-
hqtF
appeal to beautify the Main St
Df Brookings. These le tte rs are
opinions—honest opinions and de-
¡erve consideration from every
one in the community.
The Pilot welcomes these let-
Keep Fit With Massage
Lucian A. H arvey
Gradutae Swedish M asseur
Member of
Oregon State Assn, of
Medical M asseurs
By Appointment Only
Nelson Bldg.
Brookings
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LLOYD’S
BARKER
Shop
Closed Sundays
and Mondays
Brookings, Oregon
Chetco Drug Co.
Group Into Order
L ast Friday evening, Chetco
G range held its regular meeting,
when Mr. and Mrs. Lucien H a r
vey of Brookings and Mr. and
Mrs. George Hiland of H arbor
w ere initiated into the first and
second degrees of the order.
The c h a rter was draped in
m emory of Mrs. Guy Rice, of
H arbor who recently passed away.
Refreshm ents of fruit jello sal
ad, topped with whipped cream,
cookies, crackers and coffee were
served. People said the food was
b e tte r because of the new stove.
Tables were decorated with acacia
and Chinese lilies.
The ladies entertainm ent com
m ittee program was postponed
until the next m eeting when the
men and women will compete for
entertainm ent honors. A fter the
supper, group singing was en
joyed. Mrs. Heighberg^r, form er
H arbor resident, attended t h e
m eeting.
For Sale (Miscellaneous)
Complete Line of
Ford truck, 1931 model, 1%-ton.
W. E. Allsup, Harbor.
Drugs
lG-ft. tra ile r house, good condi
tion, ready for road. George H i
land, Pedroili drive, H arbor.
15 milk goats, for quick sale,
$30 takes all. R. E. Simmons, box
48, Brookings.
Bed, springs and m attress. See
Gran Powell, n e a r W inchuck
bridge.
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PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
SCHOOL SU PPLIES
T. W. Z E N 1 E R
Proprietor
PERSONAL PROPERTY notes,
suitable for any conditional con
tract. Pilot office.
4’i-f t. K illifer disc. Good con
dition. Harold Crump, l ’i miles
south of H arbor.
PHONE
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Brookings
Oregon
Smith River
A house w arm ing was given
Mrs. Lydia Bingham and family
M arch 3, by relatives and mem
b e r of the L. D. S. church at
H arbor, when 23 were present.
The Bingham family also enjoyed
a visit from th eir duaghter, Mrs.
Helen Reece, a returned Marine
Sroakfags
Garage
Authorized Dealers For
TEXACO
SEE US
for that Engine
T U N E -U P
‘Brake Re-lining Our Specialty—
CLAUDE AND RAYMOND GOLDIZEN
Brookings
Oregon
At The
Chetco Cafe
W hether a SNACK or a full-course MEAL, we are p rep ared to
serve You.
Our Coffee is Hot—and our Drinks are Cold!
Jim and Edith Robinson, Proprietors