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Page Eight Home of the Croft Lily BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON THURSDAY, jut y for Reedsport on a business trip, Mr. and Mrs. C urt Waldien spent a few days at their place in Mrs. W Waldien's son- in this this area. area. Mrs. aldien’s son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Clark, of Los Angeles, and Joe Seidenthal, her aviator son, vacationed with them. They were long distance calls. 1 called by urgent business. , Rev. and Mrs. Sm We have on order, m aterials and ~ a o u •** * . o * Baptist itt returned 1 * church ^nurcn at at Mer^ , equipment that will enable us to ' Dr. *?r- A. O. O. Schm Schm itt returned Sat-! S a t Mm. Frank Waldi» n to Brookings, Friday improve present present conditions conditions and and ,UI^ay ^rom P o rtlan d where he improve Dear H unters I would like to Miss Ayres, who is to’ again give fast and efficient s e r - ! had spent 8evcral days on bus’ . announce that we are posting "No vice, but it will be some tim e be- mess’ ° «cation Bible School Hunting Signs” on Long Ridge fore an improvement will be a p - ! and Jack F assett oi E u . ’w a l BaPtis* church. Ranch. This ranch, or rather, two i . gene spent the week-end w ith eV' an< ^Irs- Dunhani In the m eantim e, please be theft grandparents, Rev. and M rs. i hom e. Saturday. ranches, which is 320 acres, in overnight guests of the F ra n k patient and do not place th at c a ll| q e . Dunham._____________________Subscribe to the FUot a n a. begins m m e distance b ,. • WakUena a t Long Ridge ranch. Mrs. E. E. H anscam and p a r unless it is necessary. low the house and extends as fa r Upper Chetco ents are cam ping for a few’ days as the wire drift fence, approxi-i . . . . .. . , n ear the upper bridge. 1 ' . ' ~ m y° " . ° " r , Leo M « * i of Cars,,,, City. Nev.. r, M iirnc. ,-rr is strip of for- a few ^avs a t Emery Wal- Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Pierce has est lielonging to the government ia re s ranch, ' ............................. IT T L L U r T H I IS S A ND T HA betw een these tw ... o ranches, ■'V..W henceJ U LIT E o OF TH AND TH A T T - uh ./’ m ^ M elvin Local News Items the reason for the Siskiyou b o u n -* Don’t know nothin’ bout inflation d dary ary sign. «vjo,,*. fuss . ..... sign. Nor all this political Too. I'm sure I speak f o r a li t^ie N or w’hy th e politicians keep on farm ers on the Upper Chetco howling "We will, by heck, or bust!” when I say w e’d greatly ap p re ciate it if you’d refrain from They keep me in a constant stew with their rants and raves and sp< t-lig h tin r am ong our livestock. hollers Most of the W aldien ca ttle are on For I just break my neck a can- sum m er pastu re on governm ent nin’ range, and since we have lost sto rk previously, we are constant- ? To save all "Pappy's dollars.” The difference between arumoi- atumbl- ly concerned about spot-lighters t 7 ^ m n T C, i h RaymOnd ° f H : Penning, Ga. The sergeant and his wife greatly ejoyed the local beaches, and Bruce Hole swim ming hole. He has re-enlisted in the A. G. F., for 3 Ms years and plans to work for Uncle Sam that long. John Bow’dish and Chas. Ward went to Medford, Monday, being •» ♦ Newspapers CHAD F O U N T A IN SERVICE Magazines Tobai f . honnine out o f ;w if & blocks and stepping stones is It ¡o»,’* isn t much i fun t » ° " r ' " 7y of ' h e ' ,Twas • sad s* h ‘ ¡"««■‘I 'h a t nicht to see who's Who and w hat's greeted me yesterday as I scanned what. »•", Prnnk Walrltm. my garden over. A fte r all these • • • • • months of coaxing, a half dozen IMw’.'ird Ganong and Pete Stoll- ol so broccoli p lan ts w ere e r started work on Red Moun- u * B e rin g UP a °d dying. 1 t h e n - tain trail this week Fred G ard n er >anketl l Lem out by the roots to is bulldozing out a few slides see ’f 1 cou,d lo cate th e tr o u b le ., n e a r the end of the road Root m aggots! they don’t know Don Cam eron visited briefly at but chew *nK days a re num bered, the Don Estes fam ily at the They w o n t have such a h ealth y lo o k o u t while in the Long Ridge vv*KK,e w hen I p o u r h alf cup of area. Tuesday of last week. Also the follow ing m ix tu re on th em : lookout visitors Sunday were Mr. ’quoting from A m erica’s G arden and Mis Leonard Bullis of H ar- Book>: mix 1 ounce bichloride of bor j m ercu ry in 7 '2 gallons of w ater, Mr and Mrs. George S ta lla rd tben ‘Pl’ly halt cup around base left for P ortland last week I of eack P lant soon a f te r settin g Mi> Cecil W att left E ureka, 1 ,n l,u ‘ Celd anti m ake two m ore C alif , by train for Escondido, to a Pl*c a t*ons at ten-day intervals. Visit h er father, who is ill. * IX m ' k anyone know if the weed E. J. K esselm eyer. on G a rd n er ' k d ,e ,‘. will have any effect R'dge. lias sold his place to Ray on ever‘green blacklx?!Ties ? LaFountain of H arbor. ’ ----------- - ' ........ pboite DeklVS Í Explained Bv Co. « n lln c c Icf, T h u rsd ay ' Larry Ward M ETLER You a n ' asking wh> the delay j in com pleting long distance calls. I i’his is p a rtic u la rly tru e the past j few m onths. A fte r the w ar, we Home Designer i all felt th a t now the w a r is o v er” Free R stimate* on Complete . we will re tu rn to norm alcy and carry on as we did before 1941. Set of Working Plane V e, o' course, expected some tie- lay in g ettin g telephones, sw itch P. O. BOX 36 boards and various kinds of te le HARROR, OREGON phone equipm ent, hut we did not expect the enorm ous increase in the us«* of long distance. Since 1911 th ere has been a 113 p er cent increase in the use o f ’ long distance. B ear in mind the! tact that the telephone system BLOCKS w as designed and engineered to handle a norm al load as it was in PLATE 1941. Sm et' then, because of the CRYSTAL SHEET w a r and accom panying restrictions WINDOW governing the m a n u fa c tu re of i t« lephone equipm ent, we have Special sizes and Ix'en unable to increase the capa-j shapes for all 1 city of our sw itchboards o r to add m ore lines and trunks. Since the purposes end el the war, reconversion in the telephone equipm ent p lants ■ has been slow «lue to shortages ,o f vital m aterial, strik es etc so "** are still unable to get equip- , m ent. I Phe result of these conditions, C om plete Inform ation is a slowing up of service - delays [ m the answ er from the o p erato rs Central Building and delays in com pleting yOUr _ED AND A»ENDY, Authorized Distributors Chetfrtm GasSMIgn -----Station No. 5056-—-— COMPLETE LUBRICATION SERVICE BE S P IC AND S P A N A LW A Y S IIa\e i s Electrolux Your Car Upholstery! NEU S H IP M E N T OF B A T T E R IE S Iteplacc that old one in your car with a New One_TODAY! N F'' SI M.WRHOURS:7:Cfla.n,.(o 10:08p.m. —SEVEN DAY A WEEK— for fttte foggs GLASS Chetco Builders’ Supply . CABINETS (U S T 0 M H v I I, r (ahinel Drawer» Doors Breakfast Bars And such built-ins MATER! VIzS ON HAND A N B V M E L L 0 N At Sand to Auto Camp At The Chetco OPEN FROM 6:30 A. M. TO 10:30 P. M. W hether a SNACK or a full-course MEAL, we are prepared to ü»orve You. ES, SIR! He have Ice Cream, by cone or quart! Our Coffee is Hot—and our Drinks are Cold! Jim and Edith Robinson, Proprietors
