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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, O M flO N
W indy V alley in search of un to get along in the world if you
classified plants. Ben G a rd n er never give up in it.”
H ousehold h in t for th e w eek:
Jr. of P istol R iver acted as guide
Mrs. F ra n k W aldien
“Be lavish w ith m ilk, b u tte r, fru
and
com
panion.
They
left
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Om lin of
gal w ith th ick en in g and ad v en
Gold Beach and Mr. and Mrs. : T he U. S. E orest S ervice road
tu ro u s w ith seasoning to produce
crew’
has
w
orked
th
e
road
as
fa
r
E rn est Wilson, also of Gold Beach,
perfect cream soups”.
as
Snow'
Cam
p.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Don E stes
A day fro m th e diary o f a look
V isitors at th e lookout la st S u n
a t Long Ridge lookout last S u n
day. The children, Jill Omlin, and day w ere L. A. D aily of C orvallis, out m a n —
Ju ly 4 R eported in a t 6 a. m.
( ’aro lin e Wilson, w ere w ith th eir W. O stran d er. J. H. H unt, O. P.
60-m
ile east wind. W arm and su l
M
eyer.
Don
Y
ates
and
Roy
Yates
p aren ts.
M arion Nance, forest ranger, of P isto l River. T hey cam ped at try. The highest velocity th a t
of Geld Beach, and Bert Lane, F o ste r Cam p, on W indy V alley I ’ve had since I have been s ta
tioned h ere—75 m iles for one
governm ent packer, made a trip C reek.
hour, betw een seven and eig h t
to Mt. Emily last T hursday The B IT O ’ T H IS A N D T H A T
p. m. last evening. At 12:45 p. m.
p ac k er took supplies in ft r Mr.
O u r irrig atio n system stru c k a
and Mrs. W ayne Pickens, s ta definite sn ag a w eek o r so ago— picked up sm oke w est of forest
boundary, back of S ignal B uttes.
tioned there.
the snag being it ju st w ouldn’t
Mrs. Erank W aldien and chil pum p w a te r. E v ery th in g seem ed At 1:20 p. m. picked up a n o th e r,
dren m ade a business trip to Gold to go w rong till B enny Jones sm oke fu rth e r north. Som eone!
Beach W ednesday. They stopped cam e onto the scene. H ow ever, set fire for a m ile along a road
on north side of Rogue River.
en route to visit friends.
it d idn’t ta k e him very long to
Benny Jones spent last w eek m ake a su m m ary of th e few U ndershot this fire about th ree
miles. Rest of day w as quiet.
end
w ith
th e
E rank W aldien
things he needed to put it into H um idity down to 2.1. All okay at
fam ily.
p erfect ru n n in g order, and he 8 p. m. End of day.
Bill Lane, Snow C am p lookout,
p ro m p tly w ent hom e to obtain
rep o rts the follow ing: Jam es Nee-
these. All he had in the tru n k of
m an, a botanist of P o rtlan d , vis
Too Late To Classify
his Dodge sedan when he a rriv ed
ited several days in the vicinity
W
anted to re n t—ac re ol bulb
at th e ranch w as a 32-volt Delco
light plant, tools galore, elec tric land, close to B rookings. In q u ire
w ires and testers, a piece of this B. J. Gould, B rookings.
and a hunk of th a t! G enerally
Left a t th e P ilo t office, several
speak in g he had all the things
item
s of child's clothing. O w ner
th at m ake m otors p u rr and w a te r
pour and it did ju st th a t f o r t T ^ *la.ve sam e io r payinR for
Upper Chetro
Beat t j,e Letter-'Vrifir.z chore, do this si |.
scribing tc t! c P ho : for ibose'relatives
headquarters For
Sporting Goods and Fishing
DUTCH
Box Office Opens 7:45
Brookings
Oregon
PUM PS
Electric — Hand — Gasoline Powered
A pump for every need!
Complete Line of Plumbing Goods
STOVES, RANGES AND
“ C U STO M
Come and Celebrate W ith
Vs our First Anniversary
in the Brookings-Harhor
Area. W’e have four good
pictures!
F riday and S a tu rd a y —
September 6 and 7—
“UP IN
MABEL’S ROOM’’
with Mary Reynolds, Den
nis O’Keefe, plus
Curwood’s novel—
if I had th a t changed a bit I
though i t ’d be a lot b etter. B enny |
fixed th a t. Again I m ade a sug-i
gestion th a t I though if this w ere
changed th e o th e r way. I would
lx* m ore c e rta in I could s ta rt it
alone. He fixed th e other. So w ith
this, th a t and th e o th e r fixed
I now happily irrig a te w henever
I please but it took all th e in
ventive. m echanical and e le c tric a l
genius o f Mr. Jones to m ake a
heap of m achinery easy enough to
o p erate for me. So it is th a t I say
to y o u .
A IR E ”
CIRCULATING OIL HEATERS
We just got in a new shipment!
J» J* Gdllcigher
ih<- men folks! But It w as a d l l Us ,K v'____
« x
" " \ , i s r z "■ r ” k
«
li only i had th is fixed. B ennv r p n e n n n a v m n d o i
~
e -n
p ro m p tly fixed it. W hen he fin -G t ? V
J
o
P ', S
R
ished I suR gested politely th a t
T<,lman' Box 154- B rookings •
BOY
PAINTS AND SUNDRIES
Pine Cone
THEATRE
THURSDAY, SFi
P L U M B IN G
i r -
W A TC H THIS CORN
+
Here’s w h y \ndiorn Summe/* is the
best time to take your vacation
If
tr o u b le s k n o c k u p o n y o u r
a n d y o u 'r e a ll b e s e t w ith
m o a n s - j u s t f o r g e t th e e p i t h e t s
a n d c a ll on M r. Jones!
doov
I’o Mrs. W iedem ann (th e bride
who found herself h eir to a strinj;
of nulk cows d u rin g h er honey
m oon)! You m ay find a sugges-
1 tive note in the follow ing w hich
it, w ith due apologies ti i
in gorgeous technicolor— 1 the subm
w rite rs of th a t b ea u tifu l I
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song. ' Sym phony ”
S y m p h o n y ..............
S u n d ay and M onday
Ah, w hat harm ony
Com e to th e b a rn w ith me 1
September S and 9—
T h a t’s w here w e s ta rt.
Eeed the cow ...
T hen to m ilk but how (h a rd
m ilk e r)
<g
B ooks all fail m e now
With Nelson Eddy, Chas. So fain t at h e a rt.
Coburn and Constance As I pine
L ight begins to shine!
Dowling. Also a cartoon.
Follow you these lines?
L i f e is not so dark.
Toil no more... .....
W ednesday anil T hursday
O pen wide th e door
Sept ember 11 and 12—
Let C alfie do th e chore!
E re I d ep a rt!
To H anseam 's sto re
M ilk cans by the scon*
N ucoa th re e or four
N ough to b re ak E ra n k 's h e a rt!
S tarring the One and Only (P
e rh a p s I should add th a t
Shirley Temple, Guy Kib- F ra n k had no objections w h a tso
bee, Win. Gargan. Dickie ev er but since canned m ilk is not
p o p u la r w ith e ith e r the ch il
Moore... Also a Cartoon. dren
o r me, I learn ed to m ilk
th e eow l.
It is not such a difficult m a tte r!
this year!
GOD’S
COUNTRY
“Knickerbocker
Holiday”
“Miss Annie
Rooney”
SALMON FOR ( AWING
SEA BASS FILLETS
S L IC E D S A L M 0 N
OPEN EVERY D A Y -
Ne\t lo the Harbor Postoflice
HARBOR FISH MARKET
ORTON BROTHERS, Proprietors
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From now until school starts again is the peak of the summer trave
aeason. Most of our trains are heavily loaded, and reservations at you
favorite resort are frequently difficult to get.
But if you can arrange to take your vacation after Labor Day*
September or in October or November, chances are you’ll be able t
git exactly the accommodations you want—not only on the train
but at your destination as well
In California, weather is at its best in the fall. San Francisco. fa
example, has its nicest weather in September and October. The sanx
is true in Southern California.
So we suggest that in planning your well-earned Victory’ Vacate
tt is year, it might be well to aim at the Indian Summer oiT-seaaon
You’ll be less crowded and have lots more fun.
However, if you have to take your vacation sooner, we’ll do every*
thing we can to help you. Just let us know as far in advance as
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The frie n d ly Southern Pacific