Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, October 10, 1946, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textru g e Four Home of the Croft Lily L A N G L O IS _faKUUK£AGb-HARB_OR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON Sunday. A new contest is s ta rte d : Reds and Blue. Come and bring your friends. LAN G LO IS LO CALS Mrs. Velma » vm«* o Sabin, q u i u , who « n o is em- ployed at the C urry County Bank at Port Orford, is vacationing at P a ^° Alto, Calif., visiting at thé borne of her brpther-in-law’ and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H om er Faris and family, as well as h er m other, Mrs. Ella Stogdill, who is ill and la y in g at the F a n s home. Harold H am id Sypher - w__ o a _ Bandon business caller, S atu urda>- rd ay Mrs. Mary’ E. Thompson was a shopper at Bandon, Friday Loren Sabin u a c in ’ w ere Mr and Mrs. L. C. A utery, w here they left by tra in for P o rt- won Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cox and Joan. land. They w ere accom panied bv Co<ruille shopper Mrs. Ethelene Thompson * F ^Pd E^ den " and Mrs. Cope, sister-in-law , and M rs ' ^ r; and Mrs. Mike « RETU RN S FROM HO SUITAL daughters Mrs. Phillip Cope and Lois Toby and d au g h ter *lrs>. daughter of C a m * x' Dick Hofsess returned ‘o his childn-n. Mrs K ate Hofsess and Loren Sabin and K e n n e t h V1S.1,i" 8 at 'he home home Wednesday from Leep Me- ,',-?ndsoL " a l t e r Hofsess, Ja k e Thompson w ere Elk River busi- e n ,s- •'Ir- and Mrs j a_ morial hospital at Bandon w’here WTtite. M r and M ix Will Sabin ness callers, Monday ,■ Mr. and Mrs »„ he had been confined with double Thompson* a n d ^ e a n e u e . M i T k ! at^ h e’ snbin T h ™ " 8 <?n' oyed and daighr, fracture of his leg. sustained over C arpenter. Mr and Mrs John F lo ra , L a k e S o n T ’ ^ D ™ " a g e a t P e r le v & » a month ago, while assisting at Conrad and son and Fred Hof- 5 o ay, P resen t ¡lev ?n..n, e> of Bre»r- the scene of a wreck on the high- sess eluded Mr. and Mrs. Jam es W hite, p, . nt Tfle weekend way north of Langlois Mr and T v , M r* and M rs- J oe Cox and Joan, ?.unt< ?TIrs- A. E. ii/’iT* Volck u While happy to be home. Dick M Lawrence a n d 'M r s ' L. C. M rs- Hamel Mr r _ ann " d. ? Mrs ? £ „Lawr, cnce. ;<eeie R ee,er r Jakp JaI<e Whit White. M Mr. and Mrs. Hamel sm spent five 1 1 still cast and „1 , has ae le g '’in a full ----- and family- left S aturday for th eir Autery. M r.’and Mrs X J Sw eet India as n t i s s f i ^ V does not find it easy to get about hom a , Goshen a fte r a visit w ith ith and son M? and S te. b een h° ™ « . ___ es S «• home e at v isit w or.a o«« ___ i Mrs * — hnmo He still is under medical care, Mm J o £ C h e „ S S- M r 8nd S ,ra in ’ M rs K a’ ip Hofsess. W al ,n No'-ember’to’ a S J ' and must return every few days Mm. John Chenoweth. te r Hofsess Mr. and Mm. O. L.l C. E. Spangler of to Bandon for observation. ’ Air and Mrs. John Conrad and Cox and son of N orth Bend, M r OcL 5» after an extend GRADE .. SCHOOL N O TES S a turday c n » e v n h in g D i ii 8 . son, John, of .Albany, Calif., and and Mrs. John Conrad and s o r D etails will hp n J ! ? ’ Freddie Robins is reoprted to Jake W hite tran sacted business bis sister, Mrs. K ate C arpenter, Mrs. K ate C a rp e n te r Mr and week when availahl 111 at Gold Friday. of Oakland. Calif , arrived early Mrs. Will Sabin and Loren M r Mr and Mri n Mr. and Mrs Ed G allier of Ban- W ednesday morning to attend the and Mrs. K enneth Thompson and don were Si S . 1* " ? " " 1 Irene Farries has been out of don w ere a t Langlois. Saturday, funeral of their uncle. W alter Jeanette. 'nom pson and n on.w ere Sunday callen* school all week due to illness. Mrs. Volck is teaching in th« M r’ and Mrs Phillip Cope and YVhite, and to visit relatives for \tr MrC w o n . d i j t v» < nomP*»- third and fourth grades this week iam ily and M rs- L K reutzer w ere ten da>'s- Mr. Conrad is vacation- L arry of B a n d o n corral rp? ,z1f r has a new«! Mrs Jean S?ra7ngt?e ¿ ^ n t h 7nd C<S Uille *h,oW *re’ Tuesday. ing from his work at the navy- re1adves in* £ a n z lo £ Sn S " 8 eighth. Mrs. Murphy is out £ Mr and Mrs John Sypher trans- yards at Mare Island, and Mrs. Vr , Sunday* on the Floras Cl*k; cause of her father* death ™ acted business a * Coquille, Wed- C arpenter is also vacationing— ^ „ 7 ' R atle Hofsess and W al- Bil Noble, cattle buyer« W M p rm L . 7 i u „ \ nesday. >she is a telephone opeartor on ~ r \ere C(*Iu,lle business visitors Bay, loaded cattle at t i LJ A g ^ o ^ e on M? V o l e M A num ber ° f re ,a tiv w * * * * * * th e S a n Francisco-O akland bridge Tuesday* Monday. Mrs Church Thanks for the m at the Fred Hofsess home Friday Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Cox and ■ Aflva Hurur>’- Greyhound d riv er,, expected treat f veni” gu w.heure I hey u e re enter- son. Lee. spent the week-end with vis!ted at tbe home of his broth- F or Sale— Two colums i CHURCH N O TES tam ed by John Conrad with mov- Mrs. K atie Hofsess and W alter er-in-law and sisiter. Mr. and Mrs. , to be used to sell Sunri»v ¿ .h f 1 4 ♦ „ : ,ng p,ctures and colored elides of Mrs. Velma Sabin has received A* E * VoIck t his week. articles vou ? n y IH JJ (II U l g g -« ? » l^ a n g lO J S . *»««». 1 .I 1 Q O I U J U I U , W I1U I«» » flS £ U ° t - 2 2 ; " Mrs b rin 8 y o u " • * * * ------------------♦ at Fort F ort Lewis from Luzon and .. ............................................. ........................ .................................... th at he will be home in about ten days. Those who celebrated birthdays W'll sell my entire holdings, 1— miles so u tlfo f recently were Mrs. Dorothv Kuhn Harbor, consistine of ten acres, includine new E verett Chesley and Will Sabin. Cranberry’ harvest and the lily hoÌl?5’ P r o v in g I can sell bulbs with land. planting have been held up due This place is not only fine bulb land, but one to rain. THE BEST PLANTING STOCK now seens of the finest buildine sites in this vallev. On C lark Slocum and Ben John .from “JU ST BELOND THE FO son left early Thursday m orning Highway 101. Will subdivide to suit. ' on a huntin gtrip to E astern O re fact.should interest EVERYI.IL gon. jhUVV E h. See this stock and verify for your Mr. and Mrs. Don Foster, Jesse the statement made in this arvertisement (3-ineh yearlings.........................ioc each) Foster. H arvey K ane and Ray W yant returned the la tte r part ALL SIZES — PRICES REASONABLE of the week with four mule deer I they had killed while on a hunting I trip to E astern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. W alt Sabin fished Six Miles up the Chetco on North Bank R a ¡ °n the Sixes River, Snday, andu KO a 133...............................BROOKINGS, CRI caught a silver-side. Mrs. M yrtle McQuackin of Myr- | tie Point and her house guest Mrs. Emma Orr, visited the for- , m er's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Chenoweth last week. Les Tythcott of Port Orford j w as in town W ednesday on husi- 1 ness. Mr. and Mrs. F rank Strain and infant son. atid his parents Mr Phone 41 Brookings, Oregon and Mrs. Win Strain, of Bandon made a pleasure trip to K lam ath WILSON FREEM AN. Owner ra ils the past week Don F razier of F our Mile and t . L. B erry went to Gold Hill Friday for a load of cement. L. K reutzer was a business vis H r b L 6 ac? ‘s ° f 1ä nf,’-. (? oft ,i]-v P'anting stock. itor at Bandon, Wednesday. Chicken house, Bulb Shed, and equipment. Charles Fox is m aking p rep a r ations to harx est his cranberries I at the Furham ranch on the ¡ 12 46-ounce cans Floras Lake road. Ralph Cope, accompanied by hirst House north of Rainesacres. Highway Ml Mrs L. K reutzer. took his m other.! At Rivers End Mrs. Phillip C o p e , and sister. Í Phyllis, and Miss Ruth Kreutz 00s Bay this week, from „PL A C E “ FO R SA LE Vigorous Croft Stock PURE - Clean - Healthy TOM NEWTON COVER CROP SE e I T ^ * ^ OTTO cwt.................. $1(1.00 Austrian Peas, cwt......... $7 50 g.™; ™ L .................................. .' . $¿50 hodota Oats, cwt..................... $4.50 BRING WASTE FATS TO I’S! VV e Pay 4c per pound SI A BLEST GRAPEFRUIT JVI 0 . R. Williams Per C a s e .................................... SI OLD SOUTH ORANGE JOU __ BîH W ard’s Clothing Store lì'uioJzùuiÀ the. ß e ^ t bT RE( L I\ ED A SHTPMFXT n r 10(v « va* - * - LEATHER JACKETS p u v R A IN JA C K E T S ■ . 1 - and ' •^■k» to 44—VVHITTENTON P ’ attx SHIRTS, sties 8 t,. 1+ CH AM BERS ^ S H IR IX 4 Col r x — o ¿ L R O W ” W C M-i? i i a m t «-. ' CtHars, >. ,r,.i. medium a* iarg> q u tpt « 8 0 ,8 1 * 12 46-ounce cans Per Case ...................... ............. S OR WGE - GRAPEFRUIT JH( Tru-Pak—12 46-oz. cans i ’hingi-are hard to get. but we are li ving. Come in and our hue merchandise. If we don’» have a l l \ on n , . , , , a n a s e e . we will, if at all possible, get it! ‘ * * eH ani! !ite»i u \ 7 t e ' aHdi f" o*pi7 ,e ',a r’ "°®' and cotton I n d e rw e a r- !Ja i ‘ , 4b- ath,letlc undershirts and shorts—all size< f o r men an' im w p»Q r i - u stock’ •vou’11 be am azed! V ib w < !{AN,) RA,X COATS AX’> hats r X S 6 B lack-Sizes 35 to 44 II’ST l i r i ’P i v v n < t 0 oU a!lli p a n ti—sizes 42-44 L rse TURLEY Chetco Sten For Sale Poplins in blues anti brown C. Per C a s e .................................... Sfi. ABOVE PAR APRICOTS 24 21 > size cans Per C a s e .................................... ALL BRANDS OF COFFEE ~ 24 pounds per case Per C a s e .............. .................... g _ i ry Wellman Famous Foods Tomato Puree, 2 ’/2 can......... BR-OKS BASKETBALL SHttES:: S*,,re Hour' a ,o * Mellow West Cheese J Per P o u n d ............................