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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1946)
1 BRQQKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON Home of the Croft Lily Page Two BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT Entered as second-class m atter, at the postoffice a t Brookings. Ore., March 7, 1946. under the Act of M arch 3, 1879. MesnbeA. O reg I o O lws / aper PUBLIS h [ e R,$ 4 4 s © 1AT£0N CHRISTMAS firestone Help Us Cut Our Inventory & Save Substantially DEWEY AKERS, Editor and Publisher GENE GOULD, Associate Editor National Adve rtiiinq Rapraaantati*« NEW SPAPER A IN ^ ÌE IIT là 'IM C S E R V IC E . IN C . Nabonal Editorial Aitociation) (an affiliata of tf»a N .A .9 . Serving America's Advantisar* and^Hia Homa Town Nawspapars Outstanding Values Until January 1,1947 BATHROOM SCALES Balance Type, with Height Indicator IM W Randal^ — Chicago I. ft • • ? P I C K S • Holbrw>k BWq.. San Franciaeo. Cat Regularly $32.00, NOW................................ $16.00 Subscription Rate: Per Year, in Curry County, Oregon................. $2.50 Per Year, outside Curry County........................ $3.00 Jud Whitehead Electric Water Heater Regularly $103.50, NOW............................. $82.50 N O N SEN SE- Sense And Some C ■^SSz. B y D ew ey m ay p a rt his h a ir on the right side, and he m ay not have quite as much. F rankly, it seem s that m y m ost intim ate friends are the ones I disagree with m ost. One pal I have in mind, back in college days, who would shed his shirt for me in zero w eather, agrees with me on about one thing— th a t the col lege we w ent to was best. If one is fair in his disagreem ent, all is w ell but to carry it qn to hatred is wrong. I t is the inclination of youth and it w as in mine a ls o ^ to be selfish. Selfishness, perhaps, is the most unholy of all hum an a t tributes. It robs m an of everything —causes him to steal for sa tis faction of this craving, or to be a cheat with those near to him who place tru st. W hile 1 m ay be selfish still. I have conquered it alm ost completely. Today is Christm as. W c , as individuals, are celebrating it in m any ways, but all w ith the same view to show the spirit of Christ try to carry it on through- out the coming year. ____________ ______________ Today is Christm as, the birth- day of the Jesus of N azareth, who cam e to put on this earth a rule for hum an conduct which is the only right way. Ilow fai away the hum an race has digressed in these alm ost tw enty centuries. j T he j am es Robinson fam ily left Man has forgotten the ten com- the la tte r part of the week for m andm ents; he has forgotten the S e attle where they will spend the basic laws of conduct, and since holidasy. Following their return, the cricifixion of Christ, has gone they plan to remodel th eir cafe, a long way toward perdition, if which will be closed until late in such there be. Only through the Jan u ary . spirit of C hristm as will this race Tw o big dances at the Grange of ours ever hope for peace. ¡hall this week. On Christm as eve- It has thrilled me. these past nin£ music will be furnished by several weeks to note the spirit the G range’s own orchestra. On of C hristm as coming to the front S atu rd ay night, P insons orchestra -selfishnesses were forgotten, the Pl®y* adv. people seemed anxious to stop to Mrs. Roy Lytle received a long talk a moment, to inquire "how distance C hristm as telephone call the fam ily was" and become bet- S atu rd a y afternoon from her son, ter acquainted. That, friend, is the Clyde W. Lytle, then at Boston, only way to live, and it is the Mass. way of life that appeals to m e. The Pilot was was told Sat- I have seen women going into urday that S to rse t’s Cleaners and the stores. there to purchase for Dyers had rented the other half their Iw e d ones, such g ifts as of the first floor of the Young they could find and afford. A fter building. This was necessary to all, w hat means the price anyw ay. ’ accomodate the increased business I have seen men go into stores, of the firm since moving to its and say: “I m ust get som ething new home. fo r m y wife and children- w hat chevron S tation will be closed^ toou/./ vot. f u n n e l •" The»,- men. today because one of the proprie- whore h a n d , te. r, rounhered In, , ors. V . A Mendenhall. Jr. will do.vs of to,I and perhapn foiled, wed M an- Zenier n W 'k 'tb o o k / o r | Mr. and Mrs. R. V. G urrettaz. « f th a t Chruftmas eheer to aceonypnnied by his brother-in- th, fam ih, T h a t thrilled m e. fo r ]aw an.| slst,>r Mr. an(j Mrs / <tl.to »food in line. | R,.lsennuer of G e n e w e , ldaho C hristm as spirit should include, who have been visiting here the I believe, a feeling tow ard every- past month, left Sunday morning one as if he w ere a relative, say for S a n ta Monica. Calif., to visit - * brother. It is all right to dis- other relatives. They will be gone agree with him. it is also perm is- until a fte r New Years, aible to belong to another lodge Mr. and Mrs. H arry Edwards or church, hut feel tow ard him as and children, accompanied by Herb a brother. His heart beats sam e Mason and son. Quentin, left late *’ ,iy2un5: h° loVeS his faTni,y as Monday for Petalum a, and Baca- L v >ours; in fact, he like you ville. Calif., to visit relatives over ‘ er> way, perhaps, except he ¡th e holidays. Local News Items WEED BURNERS Regularly $20.00, NOW................................. $15.00 Spray Attachment For Weed Burner Regularly $3.50, NOW................................... $2.50 BEAUTIFUL TABLE LAMPS Regularly $2.95 to $8.95, N O W ... .One-third Off FLOOR LAMPS.............................. One-Third Off BATTERY RADIO (with battery Regularly $51.45, NOW............................... $44.80 FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES New Shipment—Fresh batteries Regularly 10c each, NOW........................2 for 15c Morning Glory Pottery D ish e s.. .One-Third Off Massillon Stainless Stel Covered Pans In three sizes, NOW....................... One-Third Off Silk Lamp S h a d e s ........Close Out at 50 Pel. Off Mens 100 Pet. Wool Gloves, Close Out 50 Pet. Off G. C. A. GAS LANTERNS (2-burner) Regularly $9.65, NOW................................... S7.65 COCOA MATS (Large Ones) Regularly $41.5, NOW................................... TACKLE BOXES, regularly 90c—-NOW 25t NOMA ELECTRIC HEATERS Regularly $20.90, NOW................................$15.00 WHITE ENAMEL UTILITY TABLE Regularly $4.95, NOW................................... ON SALES OF $5.00 OR MORE, DURING THIS Week. WE WILL GIVE A 10 PER CENT RE DUCTION ON ITEMS NOT LISTED ABOVE Chetco Home and Auto Supply Company COMPLETE HARDWARE LINE
