Brookings-Harbor pilot., May 23, 1946, Page 8, Image 8

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to many forcers m the east who
phosphate around the plan t and dam age to these Dlanre
did not know the difference be-
work into the soil. Feed once a
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tween tiles. It is here th at grow­
By Mr*. Frank Waldten
month. Do uvi
not use inirugen.
nitrogen. r For
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ers must exercise . honesty • in alt :
Mrs Ik’.la Nichols wishes
to
close
planting stake and
train harder °* your y^n
gun i to
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th r.r grading and m arking of announce presentation of closing one stem only, tying to stake ia,/ f e a t^ r from an ea
bulb cases so that forcers can day program, at the Chetco grade When tops reach fo u r'feet cut off to ^Plint^r a bam door”
kn w what to do for each type school. Tuesday evening. May 28. for larg er fruit. W ater deeply
They w s II ta H h
-L ast year about « ; of the at ‘ * P
,
in dry spells. W atch closely for to g e th e r - r h e s k v ^ «?*
Lily G ro w ers M ust
R e -C reate M a rk e t F o r s e ^ n s were yearlings T -.s ex- Tue>ca> of last week. Mr. and plant pests; spray frequently to stars. They re a r- i V *
p lairs how the lily m arket took * ‘ ' -‘« ^ n c k made a business control them. This one-stem meth- silerce H? i;f. J ? the
W est C oast Lilies
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They returned the od perm its
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c. -e a> IS nches and gives vou him there u-«
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FORT DICK. Calif
v
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' -v ". .c^ r '" ——\v -f m ore plants per row.
now *'< r
tion of the new pnce schedule, to -’
as onh
«•-.her with an explanation of th e 'fa ., ¿ .r
s it i X
Je" ' S *
«»»<•»>«>•. Passed
Toba« ° dust sprinkled in the h,red hand and she-^t
h l mart‘f ,s a-< he fl und them o n |WM lh,
th ro u g h
• .redav rc" s along with the seeds of rad-
e W en ” Ptato*
,e n •.'-'T
™UIe to r P ortland
turnips
and sim
sim ilar
ilar root
root in V “ 3* *ne.
n ' h . -, v i X * i ? * ,,W
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E - . « r iar--' ’ F tu S n e e hrtuxer. E w te r
‘ • n -; to
Tp dishes.
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turnips and
office
5 nene Monday ever me
- h«rru> from ____
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bring their daughter
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Mark C. Cotton
Explains .Market
At Et. Dick. Mon.
Upper Chetco
> W . and in addition the f aitare it, ««
* to™ «« a "ifòodT.
evunt d .s e o u ra ^ l n w d "
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«lies, y often explained
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i MUKSUA Y.
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. . . a n í Mrs. E. J
, P^
Kesselm eyer last
td ^ . Wod L has Sa.umay
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- »heir
... - own
u _ behalf
r»-d;r
,
'-'ce -Mars.n left for Portland
Friday w ith her uncle and
* * < aunt. Mr and Mrs W a h X M
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g > hb dbciMSioa of the., ’r?u’“■ :
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w
m arket f a r , h e
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«•none prefers, despite the km
K 1 r ghtful share of responsk
her cou<._ A ari^nl Tr
sa le , this yvar
b<: ty in su,vess cr failure Then. X T e .^
MOrr“
than
<tU<
bua” « a
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A fter de-ctinm isaoni
ng their
ebrht-irx'h be $oki’ Cfcx
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le had
charge.
told l « w n ,
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Calx in Turley dew from the east
* a s in fh.< group th at fa ’ tys ' ' * The
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Lily
Groicers
membership of the D e l1! I f
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p u rre d nwe in #
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which tor many yearlings g-w Xnete group voted unan-.moo.lv T ^ d ey
experte mt, S» faok><|
*~?:ate with the Pacific Lily ~
„ apent «***«*! days
*2th h;s folks sir.
and g m
then
left Tues-
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en le
mt
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fasi
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k
for
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bulks ^ lnch And
ww
a ttle to
•n l e g a t e » » e re e l e e n i w at-
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factory in moat every case, and
o o h I . . ^ T 2 \ ,U aW
erred his
forceps did not object to pnees. u te rd a mee-mg - of
-- this « group,
cat which he purchased at Cush­
I lew ex er. to meet cocnperition of '
at Coos Bay
m an. by truck as far as the up-
Creeie and Flori-
per Chetco bridge. He plans, it
<a lilies, prxvs ,yf Crofts "»,■» to
' reported, th at he will
out
down to where greenhou<
n w i from Long Ridge to his |
ranch, the form er Bill Telman J
place.
I
• H " - « » ! - Cbtton contmued.
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t
W
aldten
spent
Tuesdav
nest
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w i ■ • - lilies
. _ . - ehd . come from tlw»
xa »<.
_ Tues-
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.
Final respects w ere paid.
night
of last week with his broth-
***’ Axast. and
th L T i
• L 2 2 i ° ‘5,oc*r >t
their
* • bn'-t» ‘
t jie Community B aptist church to
Several folks have asked if the
m l;
.S* T ~ I f*c,Qr' i “ * * w u ,“ n’ < * " “ > « * o died psh ♦ trout» were biting at the
the erowee, fau ’t f i * " . " « » * •“ «»' 19
.* » h' W n e a r Har-
□per Chetco bridge Some have
inferwi- buitw. h, , \ .
!n s" r R,' v c E Dunham, pastor caught nice ones.
Apologies to
m i5- b,
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" * » « di- Mr G a!lagher_don t m?an to
too » t e f f ; , c ’* * « ■ " . "H-tion of the Roeder F uneral steal your Bshin'
hnesi
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T **; " T * C r t w *'* «Xty
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SuFvivirv»
>■> his widow
n A... v Mrs.
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i*t»per r CUitural
cu:tural
S u m v irg •«
are
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Mxrtx'rs. 5 ' pr'.'px
Mary
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son.
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Carbon.
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who arv
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-d ; .gh’er Mr*
.-e Moor»
tires,ly know
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Mrs A1
Alice
Moore;
ist in case you don't_
Silent
T
lhe hrnth' ' r Thomas H and grand-
a qu<
from my garden
»ales cf b u * ^ '
h°u ' ***
Mrs- LaFcuntain. all of
matoe« P lant fairly deep.
«w y t a S h T i e r i S L S
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was *’ S~ ;:h Rl' v r X' *1
°f « » ’ « r m 'X v i î Î d
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s.e one teaspoon of . . . 1
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FLO W ERS
A X D P I. A X T S
is ito rs A re W elcom e A n y tim e
Hendry^
Qteenhfmse
A t th e W in ch u ck B rid g e
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........ East Rites Tuesdav
A 11 h~ k
For J. W. Carson '
year
Chetco Drug Coj
WELCOME, to all Azalea Festivi
isitors In Brookings—have a gooi
time while here.
S i x TAX CREAM
F IR S T A ID K IT S
S K I X lotions
T. W. z E X I E R
P r o p r ie to r
B ro o k in s's
phone
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Schedule Change
June 2nd
Train No. AV wx’l leave C<x> Bay
effective June 2nd.
FoOxwmi?
m
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mutes carLe
the »ew ixSUxiuk
Ix'axc
t <x> R a >
N o rth Bend
R e ed sp o rt
leave C u sh m an
A rriv e E iire n e
L eave
L eave
fdr Fine FOODS
6:42
*:45
S:52
11:31
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At The
Chetco Cafe
OPEN: FROM*1« *nH°i 'R‘t ? AFTER MAY 1
KKEAKF^T e ™ ? ^ 6!30 A-
TO 10:30 P. M.
T -X X ;
4 A to 9 A' p m
F IN C H . 11 .v a m. to 2.-00 p. m.
w KMvntiaM skw pr-
Miw tMWf.
Next Time. Try The Train
" n e th e r a S N A C K o r
S. P.
I he Friendly Southern Pacific
(S ee y o u r n e a re s t S- P. A c er.:)
Fensj.
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a f u ¿ U w ^ e H i Y i ^ o u M ’ F E A L ' " e
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Our ( oflee is Hot—and our Drinks are Cold!
3*rket
'¡m and Edith Robinson, Proprietors