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H ottie o f th e C r o ft L ily
BROOKINGS-H ARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
suggestions. A visit to th a t store
will help solve some of the prob
lems troubling shoppers,
uring toys to extent, has plenty
uring toys to any etent, has plenty
of gift suggestions. W hat woman
has ever had too much perfum e
and those dainty cosmetics they
like so w ell?
Shopping, locally, for Christm as
people will find that they have
been well provided for.
Holiday Shopping
Will Surprise All
Local Residents
Displays of Local
Business Firms Will
Amaze All Shoppers
C hristm as shoppers, going out
to bul gifts for first tim e since
Dressed Turkeys Await
1941, under peace-tim e conditions, Forthcoming “Shoot”
will find Brookings and H arbor
Already on hand for th e fo rth
b e tte r than the average when it
coming
Chetco Rod & Gun Club
comes to finding things to buy.
turkey shoot, set for Sunday, No
Featuring gifts for the past vember 24, are about 200 dressed
few weeks have been such firms turkeys, ready for the oven a fte r
as Chetco Home and Auto Sup the housewife does the “stuffing”.
ply Co., Moore’s V ariety and Ap
At the meeting, Tuesday eve
parel Shop, Sm ith D epartm ent ning com m ittees and m ore plans
Store. W a n ts Clothing Store., as were laid for the event, announce
well as the electrical stores, V. A. ment of which will be m ade in
M endenhall and C urry County the next issue of the Pilot.
E lectric Co.
Surprising, when one visits any
of these stores, is the am ount and
variety of goods. Under conditions
such as have plagued the country
these past few months, it is just
am azing the am ount of goods to
be found on the local m arket.
was announced today by the
If local people, planning io buy TPresicient of the Brookings Rock-
presents this year, were to shop.
th a t a contest com m ittee
and find nothing to suit, were to u’!l1 be appointed in view of a
ask the proprietors of the local Xmas Holiday contest which will
firms, certainly time rem ains to ** held-
m ake an effort to order. .
Prizes will be given for work-
t lothing is always acceptable, Wanship and finish in both the
and locally Moore*» Variety. Bill Std*d an(l flying m<x1el divisions.
W ard’s Clothing and Sm ith De-
11 ,s hoped th at at least cne of
partm ent Store, can do a fair- the 8as enKine powered models
to-good job, no m atte r w hat the which are under construction will
desires may be.
be completed so the com m unity
Electrically; Christm as will be niay
8 ‘ven a Httle evhibition
well cared for here. The two n -v inS-
electrical stores, as well ns the
F u rth e r details of the contest
Chetco Home and ’Auto Supply and aIso Progress will be reportel
Co., have ' most anything.”
*n the Pilot.
In th e fu rn itu re line, and who
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doesn t like an occasional chair.
I n n n l
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or some piece of fu rn itu re will L O C a l M W S I t e m S
Rocketeers Bill
Model Contest
Cc Just
Alert to i t , ■ -
i H ? UKKes,lons-
to h ,v new
' ? . ‘n s
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n
«oods Archie Hen-
dricks has built up a stock which
would do justice to towns mans
tim es the size of Brookings
. 1S
,lw The , old
3?,
' tf Ian sc a n ,s-
a lu a .'s gtxxl for plenty e l g if,
perform the act. Salmon, it is
hoped, will be able to come up
the river now.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilale Hendrickson
and family of Dayton, w ere week
end visitors of his sister, Mrs Sam
Gptt and family, on Easy S treet.
Tourists from W illam ette v al
ley. and o th er points over Oregon
have rem arked, while stopping
here, a b o u t the beautiul fall
w eather. Radio reports of condi
tions about the nation, point out
again th at this are a is an ideal
place to live. Snow’ ham pers the
m ountains, Los Angeles, which
usually has a “co m er” on w ea
ther, is wiping off the precipita
tion in tubfuls.
The Bankus house, being re
modeled by Mason & Edwards, is
nearing completion a t its new
site, near the Woody Cabins. This
house will be occupied by Mrs.
Mildred Byrne and daughters a f
te r it is completed. .
Inquiries, coming to the local
cham ber of commerce concerning
opportunities in this area, and
especially for lily planting stock,
have been turned over to the
Pilot, which will send copies of
paper.
Buy Locally and Help All!
Grange Dance
0 . R. Williams
First House north of Bainesaeres, Highwav 103
At Rivers End
In The Mail-Box:
SÜSS!-
Box stationery, printed in
your indvidual order Sui«
Christm as gifts. Priced fr»
upward, depending on
Pilot Office.
A N N O U N C IN G
OPENIS
of my new Brookings
Watch Repair Shop
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19
Next Door to Nook Cafe. For the time being,
will confine my work entirely to watches, so
clocks, please. My modern equipment
me to turn out work rapidly.
HENRY
H O R ST
Licensed by Examination in Oregon
Brookings Market
/ / tim e is valuable to you as it is to most people, you
?>i<l oui One-Stop shopping center a time-saver. From
store you can feed your entire fam ily. For instance, we 1
MEATS
.
. GROCERIES
We always handle staple groceries and theR
best meats the markets afford.
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House 6 acres of land, Croft lily planting stock
thicken house, Bulb Shed, and equipment.
no,
I know, as t
best little dogs this 2 *
Chetco, and one of mv ,
shot him for spite. o*ur
Editor, P ilo t: I ’ll agree w ith a rule, do not hurt anv^
w hoever put th a t piece in the surely our cats do no
p ap er about someone killing our
Killing a dog with a ¡¡a
pets. I think th ere should be is no worse than killing a
som ething done about it as long anything else. Let’s all «
the other fellow, and put.
to all this killing. Mix
Jackson, Box 72. Harter
■ J w Bush- of Bush
Gardens.
ls -’ Pending the w in ter at P arker.
Ar,zona' Iw k in K a f,p r A l n e s s
interests in th at area.
Mouth of the Chetco River was
opened yesterday afternoon by
m
em bers of 4 the Chetco no«
Rod anu
and
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Gun
Club, w ith shovels. The group
picked tim f a , a nnnu<
For Sale
Thursday, N o y e ^ -
FROZEN FOODS
By our frozen food service, you may have
those garden-fresh delicacies at any time
Saturday Eve,
November 16th
H arbor G range
The Good Time Is
Assured You!
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS
In season. we try to have the best in fresh
fruits and vegetables, always
COLD STORAGE LOCKERS
Save for the future by using our service
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Bill Ward’s Clothing Store
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Dress Slacks, brown, blue tan. sizes 2t>. 366 and 6 to 16 vea^r
M .n-vv
■"'oo1 an<1 50 cotton Anklets
Mens Waist Overalls, sizes 29-36 \Ien< T-Shirts whir , . t
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Nb£A D E W >ol u 1
>n Dress Sport Shirts
’ C° tewd
bins brow n and maroon
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FERTILIZERS
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co/ot
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°° a « " lnter wieght Cotton Underwear 1- ’-nC
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Christinas Gifts
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/ handl>er,I'h,et’i-
shirts, ties, belts, susoenders
mulbers, sweaters and gloves of all kinds.
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Hl BERD'S NEATS FOOT Oil. AND GREASES
Regular Store Hours 9 to 6
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See Our Fine Selection of Foo^
BROOKINGS MARKET