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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1946)
MAY untau¡ ek, o« =nAY. MAY 2, 1946 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS OREGON man, Box 154. Brookings. Fordson tractor, recently over Ehest cash prices paid for hauled, with 2-bottom plow. Are A. 0. S c h m itt, M. D. mohair, also dry cascara priced to sell. Leslie Wuodriff, 2 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Pete J. Lesmeister Agency, miles south of Harbor. m2* Hours: 12 to 1 and 4 to 6 p. m. IL irbor Oi< kings- _ _ _________ Cabbage plants, large tomato fsE AND LOT or lot close plants, broccoli, cauliflower and B usiness Services Brookings business district lettuce plants. Titus Bulb Farm. Land clearing with D-6 "eat” Harbor. Closed on the Sabbath, tf Lre at Pilot office. (now in vicinity of Harris Park), PE R SO N A L PRO PER TY notes, l or work order, w^ite box 53 suitable for any conditional con Brookings or see A. A. Sarver. tract. Pilot office. Ransom ave., Brookings. m23* [ugh €. Gearin CRESCENT CITY PLUMB CLETRAC TRACTOR. crawler type, 12-W type, $400. Contact ING & HEATING Co. under new Roy Annin. Brookings. * management: Floyd Mulligan and Art Wilson, veterans. Oregon and About 2500 Croft yearlings in California licenses. a2w the ground. Box 15, Harbor. ♦ P la ste rin g , Cement and brick 30000 redwood shakes, 30 inches work. H. T. Cross, Box 6, Brook long, 730 per M. 3 miles north ings, Ore. m9 of Brookings. C. A. Shirey, city. * CARPENTER WORK or gen 200 new 6/0 Norwegian salmon eral repairing. Call or see Sam hooks. Red Dawson, Brookings. ♦ Gott, Easy Street. tf Model B Ford Panel delivery’ For plowing and general trac truck, good motor, excellent tires. tor work, see Bud McVay, Box Makes a find bulb truck. Inquire 187, Brookings. m23* at Pilot office. * Candidate For iam “ District Attorney CURRY C O U N T Y OREGON itti Residence and Office ¡BROOKINGS. O R E G O N FOR Fire, Auto and Casualty Edith Ott F or Sale (land or lots) BROOKINGS OREGON H.E. ECHOLS Î HAS. ECHOLS ; Central Building Brookings Larry Ward M ETLER Home Designer * £«f«mates on Complete äet °f Working Plans p- 0. BOX 36 H arbor , O regon Minting, Paperhang- and Sign W ork ^ ”’9 but the best ma- a rtic le s into cash th ro u g h the W eather Report 10 acres partly cleared and plowed land, 8 miles north of Weather for Brookings the past Brookings. Reasonable. Walter week, was : Max. Min Prec. . Jones, Easy Street. m2 ....¡ 42 April 22 ...... 69 Have several choice listings on April 23 ...... 44 63 .... 1 bulb acreage, o c e a n frontage- April 24 ...... 43 .... home sites, and one good town April 25 ...... ...... 53 48 .13 home. Addtional listings wanted April 26 ..... ....... 57 42 Pete J. Lesmeister Agency, Real April 27 ...... ...... 59 40 Estate and Insurance, Bus Depot, Apri, 28 ..... T 1 42 56 Brookings. Total for week .................... 13 Bulb land, cleared, level, plenty I free water. Ten miles up Pistol CONCRETE River. House available this fall. F. V. Marsh. m2* 1 ................ ■■■!■■■ ..................... —................ " " ......... ..... IN C IN E R A T O R S The "Senior Hop,” the annual dance given by the senior class of Brookings High School, is set for Saturday evening, May 4. ac cording to advertising elsewhere in this issue. In addition to a ham as door prize, bacon will be given for floor prizes, the seniors say. W ill burn your G arbage and Rubbish P lace y o u r o r d e r n o w ! C hetco B u ild ers’ Supply C e n tra l B u ild in g furnished. Bp°okings, Oregon Fit W ith Massage ^ian A. H arvey t® Swedish Masseur Member Of - Wanted to R ent: I want to rent 2 or 3 acres of good lily bulb land. Erank George, Brookings m2* --------------------------,-------- Two work horses, 1 seven years old gelding and 1 2-year-old mare, | Will trade for stock or your offer considered. M. F. Ostenburg, on north Chetco river road. m2* l ’a acres yearling and bulblets Pilot classified advertising. in ground, as is. In good bottom ground. See Leo Lucas, Ilarbor, W anted Ore. m23* FOR SALE — FOR R E N T - WANTED LOST FOUND Three acres, plowed, well-drain any of these headings will ed virgin lily land, with 28 200- perform the deed you wish. At ft. rows Croft liles, mostly com 2c a word you can do any of mercials. Beautiful hill-top ocean these acts through the columns view. See Lesmeister Agency or the Pilot Classified Advertising. Box 2, Brookings. m23* Model 1896 39-30 Winchester 60 acres timber, pasture and carbine, also a Smith & Wesson, lily land, 3-room house and barn or Colt’s revolver, 32-20 calibre, on Cape Farroll Road, 8 miles or larger. Must have a six-inch north on 101. Sell all or part. IX barrel or longer. Robert L. Tol- A. Moad, Star Route. Brookings. ; “Senior H op” Billed I F or S atu rd ay E vening F. Totten Back issues of Magazine “Coro net,” for 1911 and 1915. Leslie V.'oodrifT, Harbor. m2* A . E . S an d b o D E N T IS T R Y 'E x t r a c t i n g an d D e n tu re s Your Dental Needs taken care of. Dr. S tev en so n Now In the Central Building, Brookings VETERANS Incumbent and D epend en ts Candidate For To United Veterans you owe all your past, pres ent and f u t u r e service benefits. Join and w ork J u stice O f The P ea ce Brookings-Harbor D istrict N o. 1 w ith some veterans’ group. V . F . W . & A u x ilia ry Meets I. O. O, F. Hall at Brookings, at 8 p. m. 1st and 3rd Wednesdays Lost See Engineers Consultants Surveyors m9* Ri-ineh slabwood, $8 a load, approximately a cord. See Pete Small black loosc-1 e a f note Stoller. m23* book. Neil Chapman’s name on inside cover. If found please bring Dozen laying hens, go<xl stock, to Pilot office. * 61.50 to 02.00. W. G. Pearmine, Harbor. * Several good opportunities to turn that unwanted, or not needed INSURANCE I Page Nine !ake Pilot C lassified A ds Y our B u yin g G uide ,ted To P u rch ase_____ F or S a le (M iscellaneous) P rofessional Services R. I ■ Home of the Croft L ily H an d y S u b scrip tion B lan k BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, Brookings, Oregon. Date...................... —...... Kindly enter my subscription to the Brookings-Harbor Pilot, for year...., for which you will find (check) (money order) (cash)’ for ------------ ------------------ State Assn, of (Signed): ...............- ............. Masseurs Appointment ** Brookings i ($2.50 per year in Curry County—$3:00 per year outside the county) How many former neighbors of yours are there living within the area reached by the Pilot? Wouldn’t you like to knowf Here is how you can find out how you can meet up with folks who originally came here from your home state: If you are 18 years of age, or older, get your mail at Brook ings, Harbor, Pistol River, or Smith River post offices, drop the Pilot a card, with your full name, address, and post office address at which you were born. If a married lady, between your given and your husband’s last name, enter your maiden name: Thus— Mrs. Mary (Jones) Smith, Harbor, born at Rock Cliff, Wyo. Beginning with the May 9 issue o f the Pilot, names received will be published in the following groups, one group a week. Delay has been made so as to give every reader a chance to send a card with his name and address, and also to allow time for the person (if not already on the list) to come in to subscribe to the Pilot, so as not to miss a listing of people from your home state. The first group on each weekly list will be the native Webfeet (Oregonians) —get your names in quickly, so it will be easy to compile the lift.. And the rest of you folks— backward Aksarbens, those from the state that’s round at both ends and high in the middle, Hoosiers, Down East ers, those who got away from California or Texas, or from the spud state—let’s have your cards, thick and fast, so you won’t be left out—AND BE SURE TO SEND COMPLETE DATA—we can’t make corrections and want to get you lined up right with others from your state. TELL YOUU N E IG H B O R S ! Here’s the order in which the lists will be printed each week: l.Oregonians; 2 New Englanders; 3 New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania; 4 Maryland, Deleware, D. C., Virginia, West Virginia; 5 North and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida; 6 Kentucky, Tennessee, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi; 7 Texas, Oklahoma; 8 Missouri, Arkansas; 9 North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa; 10 Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin; 11 Montana, Wyoming; Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico; 12 Washington State; 13 California, Utah, Nevada; 14 Ohio, Illinois, Indiana; 15 Those bom outside the United States. And, in the meantime, start planning to call on the folks from your home state. Arrange picnics or pot-luck feeds at the beautiful Azalea State Park, on Mill Beach, or any one of the hundreds of places yuor Oregon home offers for your enjoyment. HOWEVER, all those not on the Pi lot list must subscribe so as not to miss anything. THE PILOT
