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Crescent City Takes
Two Games During
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FOR SALE IN NOVEMBER
Place Your Orders Now
For Fall Deliverv
T IT U S
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CUT FL O W E R S
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Visitors Are Welcome Anytime
Hendry's GreenHouse
At the Winchuck Bridge
Local News Items
The W om ens C ircle of the Bap-
tist C om m unity church will m eet
for d in n er a t 1 o’clock, W ednes­
day. July 17, at the hom e of Mrs.
Isen h art, n orth of town. The w om ­
en will m eet at the church w here
cars u ,il leave at 1„ 30. All of
f j the church-w om en a re co rd ially
| invited P lans are th at Miss Mary
t Ayres wall speak on hom e mis-
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il,
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NEXT TIME, TRY OUR CONVENIENT
(
Overnight Sleeping Car Semi
betw een COCS BAY
n
, and PORTLAND
Earl Etmpson of San Anselmo.
< aid*., w is ¡n B rookings last w eek­
end. visiting his brother. Glenn.
W*hile here. he called on P ete
L esm eister, and before he left
home, had purchased th e B eas­
ley place, ac n ss from Tony O l­
son. in H arbor. E arl plans to raise
| lilies. He has been office m an ag er
for S tu a rt Oxygen Co for sev­
eral y e a ’ A a t San Francisco.
N u rx riy I,*-, ns. applications a re
available from H ow ard Jam es, of
1 H arbor. < ; from Mrs. Goldie V.
¡S m ith, of Brookings postoffice, R.
b. G eiger, s ta te inspector, told
't h e P ilot Tuesday.
' they visited relatives. They re-
j tu r n *d hom e la s t w e e k
lUJWly e n te r n n M tM cnptm n to th e Hr,
H a rb o r PUct far
Jc* S u m m e r of S a n L uis O bis-
’
P ° le ft M onday a f te r v isitin g h e re
y o«r , t,< wtuoh you w ill find (c h e c k ) u n o n c , v rie r) ^ v e ra l <K 's. d u rin g w h ich tim e
(cash) for
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h * ™ neh up th e C h etco
< « » P.T ynmr « C u m C oouq , « 3 0C l v r
LEATHER WORK GLOVES
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CANVAS GLOVES
P e r P a ir
d u r-
Flat«
(S ig n e d ) :
P a ir
Ki'K'i
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Iris O rto n a c c o m p a n ied
'h e r s is te r M rs S te lla C h riste n se n
i of G old B each to S a le m w h e re )
A R O O K lN < 4 S -H A K ftiR P IL O T
WORK SOX
Per
H eather Report
or any property in the Brookings-Harbor Area,
A new permanent will prepare
you for a sm art and active
summer. Zada‘s will give you
a wave that will look nice no
m atter how active a summer
you’re planning.
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W e a th e r fo r B ro o k in g s
ing th e p a s t w e e k :
M ax. Min.
July- 1
67
53
Ju ly 2
68
51
Ju ly 3
71
48
Ju ly 4
71
46
Ju ly 5
70
46
July- 6
67
52
J u ly ■7
65
52
W ith no ra m for th e first
of Ju ly . M onday w as w e t
a ll day.
See “Pete" when in need of a home, bulb land,
SUM M ER SP O R T S
but keep your hair
looking lovely, too!
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Clothing Needs
M rs H T - J a m e s a n d
t * o c h ild re n r e tu r n e d fro m S outh-»
e rn C a lifo rn ia w h e re th e y v isite d
r e la tiv e s fo r a few w eeks
M rs. M a r th a S te e n r e tu r n e d
th is w eek f r o m
Los A ngeles,
" h e r e she h a d been v isitin g h e r
m o th e r fo r a few w eek s
O u r o v ern ig h t train be-,
tween Coos Bay and Port­
land carries a tourist sleep­
ing car. Save tim e—travel
while you sleep in a com­
fortable Pullm an berth. I t »
«oooocoical, too, as rail and
berth fares are low. Thera
is a coach on the train, also.
THE SCHEDULE
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C ore B ay . 6:30
N o rth lìèrul 6:42
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Coos Bay .
7:00 p m.
9:10 p m.
10:20 p m.
1:00 am.
3:47 axk
6:35 a-m.
7:00 a-m.
1 k-ase n a n r v e siet p in g c a r sp a c e in advauxxe—
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M a x i tiiTHa, tr y rhn trail*
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The friendly
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ern Pacific*