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acnAY. AUGUST 15, 1946 ,ur Pictures Are led at Pine Cone toother big wek of shows is rH ,i at the Pine Cone, when mctures are billed. S ta rtin g ‘the week. Friday. Saturday, I ¿ a double feature, •‘R eturn ?\ty ‘ another story for all lovers, a n d "N orthw est is", a show which will hold a prise for the patrons. >ne of filmdom's most popular nder-dogs, the handsome Rus- <ill feature the show’ Friday, BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON Joe finds himself in plednty of hot w ater, and he usually can go for th a t stuff, as a result of his double life—nine months of the y ear he is a studious professor at W equot College, but the rem ain ing three m onths of the year he cuts loose as "Casanova Kelly,” one of the dizziest hoofers in bur lesque. Orton Bros. Install Fish New Market fit P revent forest fires H om e of th e C ro ft L tlv ÜEL Reg. 50c V aluel • W • .>'• -• ?.. P age Three FREE 11OAII M A P S o f A m e r ic a •5 : by head M cK aiif «tree! map» Also mileage page*, Iris and L ester Orton are con between cities. Forty Mght P*# . cast is headed by Ted Don- stru ctin g a fish and crab stand ¡on. John Li tel, Mark Dennis, n ear H anscam ’s store in Harbor, rbara Wooddell and R o b e r t and hope to have it in operation Crush out your cigarette nens. This is a sequel to the shortly. You will be truly proud to possess one of these They have fished out of the D-received “Adventures of Rus- attractive books, which not only gives you complete Chetco river for several years, ’ of last season. *• rey a fte r spending two months at ¡X all the native C alifornians and have sold fish around town, the O. F. Huffman home. highway maps, but shows how “to gg around” in Hollywood—and there a re n ’t but w ith the fish stand they will Mr. and Mrs. H arry Axford left most of the principal cities of the nation. Please ask many of them Leo Carillo is fill a long-felt need. Wednesday for San Jose and other for your copy «soon—the supply may not last long. ably most active in sta te and California points for a few weeks affairs. As a m a tte r for Mrs. Harvey Opens A visit. »records. Carillo adm itted th a t Joe Moore returned to S a n Piano Studio Here lon ger; and when Earl W arren goes Francisco to remain the rest of Mrs. Norine H a r r i s Harvey, :c the presidency, he will run ■ the office of governor to suc- granted a life certificate in 1919, the sum m er a fte r enjoying a has opened a piano studio in her camping trip up the Chetco with I him. the played a featured role in home here. For m any years she his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Glen Moore. public’c musical, “M exicana,” tau g h t at Portland and Seattle. Mrs. Lawrence Payne and son, In her career, Mrs. Harvey has Sunday. Carrillo conduct as affairs as a member of the been active in music clubs in those Kenny, returned to their home at lifomia State Park commission cities. Besides being a pipe or Port Orford a fte r visiting at the house PAINT an elaborate trailer on the lot. ganist, she also has done concert Herbert Payne home for a couple ounce «men (has a voice in the distribution work as w’ell as choir and radio. of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sandstrom 15 million dollars for recrea- are having their house remodeled al centers, the Redwood em- at the present time. purchase of beaches and the i Mrs. J. W. G arner returned re- of historic landm arks, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Woodriff losing the week at the Pine | cently from a several weeks visit are the proud parents of an eight- tie will be "Casanova in Bur- in Idaho where she w’as called by i pound, six-ounce baby daughter, }ue”, starring Joe E. Brown, the illness of her mother. i born at the Knapp hospital. Aug. Miss Bonnie Sum ners and her 11. They have named the little of Hollywood’s most beloved most widely-traveled person- brother, Edw ard Sumners, l e f t I lass, Patsy Lee. * Friday for th eir home at Monte- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bush made a , trip to W aldport on business over i the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. George B. H ar Gallon ris have returned from Portland where they went last week for The paint of hrsttng beauty! Contains Tttantnm DIoxKt medical treatm ent. which gives It uniform, lasting and brilliant whltenesa Tw« eoats do the work of three I Mrs. Lynda Roberts and son made a trip to Reedsport, re tu rn FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1946 FIVK-GALLON CAM...............................- ............. ing last week. They were accom panied home by her sister, Mrs. Alyce Richardson who will visit here for a few days. Eugene Fulop of Portland was Silver Seal Ironing Pads Sizes 4 to 9 a house guest of Mervin Hans-1 G. E. Portable Radios Circulator Heaters Kerosene Camp Stoves came last week. They enjoyed a trip down the Chetco from the Kerosene DeLuxe Ranges Burpee Home Canners Upper Bridge, by boat, Sunday,,1 Zipper Pads Car Jacks Hardware Cloth but reported that they had to pull Cornado Pottery Incinerators Steel Wheelbarrows the boat most of the way down And white plastic purses----- all reduced the riffles ra th e r than ridirg. Washing Machine Hoses fiai. Picnic Vacuum Jugs Capt. Robert Huffman is now Camp Grills Lawn Mowers Electric Toasters spending his a ^ u a l furlough at Stainless Steel Knives and Cutlery the home of his parents, Mr. and Bit Braces Ammunition and many other items Mrs. O. F. Huffman, on their ranch up the Chetco. The Huff man family has sold their ranch, and soon plan to leave for the Rogue river valley to make their For Glowing Beauty, Lasting Service and Greater All sizes and colors Service, you can’t go wrong by Seeing us for home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cooley and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Funk of Holly wood were calling on friends in Wpndow screens of the new Firestone m iracle fr.aterial VELON, H arbor recently. Mr. and Mrs. j Funk have bought some property possess a glowing beauty which m akes them an im portant decora at Langlois and the group were tive accessoriy. Velon screens are scientifically tinted to blend w ith on the way to inspect it. Mr. and both interior and exterior color schemes. Mrs. Cooley and Mrs. Funk, the) Velon window screens are impervious to sun, heat, m oisture, fo Templar Hotel Building, Open 9 am to 6 pm form er Miss Hazel Cooley, were form er H arbor residents, and are : salt air, acids or alkalis. They won’t rust, tarnish, break or stre a k ■ • members of the pioneer Cooley, building surfaces beneath them. Velon screens are six tim es m ore family. ' Mr. and Mrs. W arren Bailey of resistant to demage by impact than metal screens of the same guage. F ort Dick, and Mrs. Isabel Buck They give under impact, then spring back to th eir original shape. ner and two children of Smith ....... Even though Velon screens are com parable in price to the b etter River were business callers in m etal screens, they provide the owner with greater economy because: Brookings, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. F rank Pallady (1) They never w ear out, (2) thy never need refinishing took delivery’ of a 1946 Ford sedan c Monday from the Ford dealer at j GROWERS OF THE WORLD’S FINEST Crescent City. It was reported last week that Mr. and Mrs. R. S. VanCampen had sold th eir property above Wil son P rairie in the Upper Chetco country. They say th a t it have PLANTING STOCK been stated th at they had sold their hom estead near the W ater ing Trough on Palm er Butte at the head of G ardner ndge instead. Brooki COMPLETE HARDWARE LINE U. S. A. Stayt Whiter Tireston* Local News Items HOUSE P A IN T 'T 3.25 Summer Sate Ladies White of Black Sandals H A R D -T O -G E T IT E M S Here $2.95—Now for only— $2.39 Ladies Handbags Ladies Tams—Pastel Shades Were $2.29-Now.......................$1.79 Boys Swim Trunks Here $1.25- N o w ............... 7 7 ...98c Firestone Velon Tinted Screening * Smith Dept. Store THE TISDALES As Low As 9 ’/ 2 Per Square Foot CROFT EA STER Chetco Home and Auto Supply Co. L IL Y in?s. Oregon For ouick results, place a class-
