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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1946)
AY. JVLYJ.&JS-tô. BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS OREGON Home o f t l e '' m f * r kc Pilot _ Classined Ads Your Buying Guide .¡onal Services J. Schmitt, M. D. RICIAN & SURGEON 12 to 1 and 4 to 6 p. m. Bldg- B rookings H. .E. Echols Chas. Echols [EERS SURVEYORS CONSULTANTS Central Building 5 Oregon E. Stevenson dentist lours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Bldg. Brookings ess Services ’ENTER WORK or gen- pairing. Call or see Sam lasy Street. tf le (Miscellaneous) and Gravel. Leave O rders Eats Cafe. tf leater. practically new Cus- Ire. $50. also p o rtab le oven, uire at Johnson building. * 50NAL PROPERTY notes, for any conditional con- ?ilot office. msey cow, 3 years, ju st D C. Jaggers. 3 m iles up bank road. * Good wood circulator, for sale cheap. Carl Berger. Brookings. • lUk Moose. * a c re healthy, heavily budded .olored, size 38. N ever b e e n -Croft yearlings and bulblets in M Mrs. Lueile Jackson, «round. Reasonably priced. See • Fred W atson, Coquille, Ore. j20* ---------------- Local News Items Several good opportunities to Wedgewood a n d Im perator turn that unwanted, or not nee led Homer Kessler, of C urry Coun Dutch Iris planting stock. §25. articles into cash through the ty Lum ber Co., returned Tuesday to $35 a thousand. George L. Pilot classified advertising. evening from a trip which took Funk, Box 133. Brookings. • Custom tracto r work, plowing, him to Medford and G rants Pass discing and harrowhng. Bob John in quest of m aterials for his yard C all a t the P ilot office while Mrs. T. S. Abbott fell, Monday in tow n, any day. to subscribe to son, Dawson tracts. Box 184. noon at the entrance of Polly's th e B nookings-H arbor Pilot. Wanted, inform ation on local Shop, and badly fractured her fruit in season. Leslie Woodriff, right w rist, which was set nt 12 acres, new house and bulbs; Harbor. • Crescent City, also several sm aller tracts. J. D. Vernon Goldizen arrived here G ardner, Real E state and Insur W anted man to cut brush, m ost ance, Brookings, Ore. tf ly alder, in exchange for Croft last week on furlough. He is s ta t {)i i nnP ^ ^ tock InQuire of Pilot. ♦ ioned in New Jersey and will re turn there in a few weeks. P u re Croft liles. If you are go ing into the lily business, here is 1 Lost Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Goldizen a chance you can’t afford to miss. Black leather case cotaining returned last S atu rd ay night from 50,000 commercials, yearlings and compass and map. Reward. Mrs. Los Angeles where they had been bulblets, pure Croft so cheap it visiting Mrs. Goldizen’s mother. P. D. Schroeder, care Polly’s the Mrs. Ben Kerns was here last will m ake your head dizzy. Good Family Shop. • week-end. She is a nurse in nor reason for selling. Inquire FG at P ilot office. J 18* i Purse with $5 bill, near Cen thern Oregon. Sheriff Sabin notified A rthur tral building, Monday. Would man in Model A pickup who recovered Crook, W ednesday m orning that For Sale (land or lot«) it, please return to Pilot. I. N. the car, stolen from W allace Hoy. H ave some new listings in the King. • had been recovered, on the road between Gold Beach and Port Brookings and H arbor areas on For your every insurance need, Orford. F u rth e r details were not acreage and homes, with or w ith out bulbs; home sites, ocean view see Pete at Lesmeister Agency. learned. 4»-- — --------------------------- -------- L as well as ocean frontage; tim ber land; ranches; business property and business opportunities. Also tow n home at reduced price. Don’t fail to see “P e te ” first if you con tem plate purchasing property. — Pete J. L esm eisttr Agency, Real E state and Insurance, Central Building. Brookings. S tore building on highway and 4-room apartm ent overhead, als<t p Johnson S eah o rse mo- 1 house with large lot. See J. D. Chas E. Low, Box 134, ' broker, Brookings. ngs. t f ' _ G ardner, ___________________________ . ' - Wanted jj.jt eterans J- W. & Auxiliary I. O. o. F. Hall bookings. at 8 p. m. and 3rd \\ ednesdays 7-rm. modern home. 9 acres, ■'4 -acre in lilies. Fruit trees, g a r den. straw berries. 2 chicken hous es, 2 garages, bulb shed. 6 ’4 mi. up the beautiful Chetco. Sacrifice because of ill health. I. N. King. Box 52, Brookings J l$ ‘ F o r w ell-drilling get in touch w ith F red C. Lee & Son, B rook ings. F 0 R S A L E acres of liles—1 acre of Crofts anti remainder ^nyon-Davidson, located about five miles up Chetco rived. Buyer should be able to between 12,- and 15,000 commercial bulbs i3rvest time this fall. Priced at $15,000.00 lrite BOX 200 Easy Street Leave O rd ers nt G arag e V ern’s T THE O T PAINTER TEN FOR INSURANCE TPYING AND Fire, Auto and Casualty NOTARY PUBLIC * See Edith Ott BROOKINGS OREGON more today... icr,. (,f lilies in ground. Have some very recent listings J ir every insurance need, at Lesmeister Agency. on town Homes, also acreage a> well as business property. Don’t fail to check with “Pete” if you contem plate purchasing real es tate. Lesm eister Agency. United Veterans you * your past, pres and f u t u r e service Join ami w ork tr' •‘•»me v( tora-ns’ group. My Shop to my place on Here’s ONE thing that doesn’t cost and Mrs. August Johnson Commercials, yearlings and bulb- a business trip to E u rek a lets. Reason for selling, ill health. Friday. They report th a t No reasonable offer refused. Ben irt in Eureka is S200per M cKernan. Beach Road, Brook- ir.d square feet. j ings. * H and Dependents I have moved Harbor. Oregon ’Î SHOE REPAIR 1CK-UPS EACH MONDAY e made at Hanscam’s Store, Harbor and nes win be made the following Monday. OLD BEACH SHOE SHOP O re g o n I a Greyhound ticket costs LESS! Fares in Oregon now dow n to VA4 p e rn iile ! YES, it « unusual, in these days of ”sky-high” prices . . . but Pacific Greyhound fares in Oregon have actually been reduced, because the service is being increased! As Oregon communities grow, as Pacific Greyhound adds more service, more and more people rid e... and Greyhound’s cost of operation ^er^asiew^ergoesdown. A nd Greyhound passes this saving T. S. Abbott on to the people... in the form of the lowest fares in Oregon, and more frequent service than ever! Actually, these fares have been reduced in advance. . . before increased patronage has yet devel oped. This is because PacificGrey- hound^wo« s, intimately, the trans portation needs of Oregon com munities... and has faith in their future development and progress. Woody B’d Brookings PACIFIC GREYHOUND Convenient, Dependable Local Service
