Page Twelve
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
In the Lami of Opportunity
Thursday,
Faris of Rivers End who gave
says an ACP adm inistrator who
num ber of possible neJ
a review of Lincoln’s Gettysburg
points out the im portant task of
•weed
control chemje.
looking after the land anu w a te r be tried on lilies V
Smith River Womans chib held address, entitled "The Perfect
MARY ANN JOHNSON
Tribute.”
by
Mary
Shipman
An
resources of our farm -land—de
its February meeting Friday af
Salt w ater is preferable for the mands the attention and support tolerance and susceptit»-
ternoon at the club rooms of the drews. At the close of the pro
research work has beJ
corrfbiunity hall. Decorations for gram sandwiches and coffee were cleaning of bamboo fu rniture as of all 141 million Americans.
ed by the nducationab
it
prevents
the
fu
rn
itu
re
from
served
from
the
table
centered
the event were in keeping with serve<^ from
“Food doesn’t grow* on store
Valpntine season. President Leah
a larg«» pink Valentine turning yellow, and is also good shelves or in milk trucks. It of Pacifific Blub Gi
Mr. C lark proposed to]
Wilson carried on fhe business hoart with ruffled PaPer friI1> and for wiping Chinese and Indian comes from productive land and
m
atting.
,
enough
stock to plant I
session. Emhlem of the club a bowI of carnations. Presiding
nowhere else." G rant P. Thomp-
federation read by Mrs. Mabel at the tea were Mrs* Edward
Mixed m ustard will keep its son, assistant director of the ag- ft. when he is in for lid
Maris opened the meeting Re. I Westbrook and Mrs. Jas. Hight, color if a pinch of salt is added.
ricultural conservation program , m eetings. F eb 27. Dr J
p o r t of library was given by Mrs. Dairymen Plun Session
For Stings or bites from any told a m eeting of the agricu ltu ral from the Puyallup, Wg
Zelna Maris. Report was given
Del Norte Dairymens Associ- kind of insect, apply dampened livestock division of the N ational perim ent station and ’
l.> Mrs. Maude? Luick, represen- ation, with Ray Robison as the salt, bind tightly over the spot, Crushed Stone Association, Chi P. M cW horter win
Mr. C lark on this trip’
tative from the Womans Club charman, will hold its annual and it will be relieved, and will cago on Jan. 30.
at the Redwood Empire meet- meeting. Friday, Feb. 14 at the usually cure quickly.
"The bottle of m ilk set on the
•ng. recently heM at ( ’rescent Fort Dick Grange hall. The all-
DIE (
To bake potatoes quickly, boil city fam ily’s doorstep each m orn
(’ify. The program was under di- day meeting will sta rt at 10:30.
them
in
salted
w
a
te
r
for
ten
ing
and
the
m
eat
on
the
city
din
rection of Mrs. Lewis Ulrich who A chicken dinner will be served
Mrs. H arry Edwards i
was assisted by Mary P ats Bai- b>' Grange ladies at noon. The minutes, then put in the oven. ner table comes from one place tess, Friday evening, at i
b'V.
K R IA Blagdon,
F). 1 n cr/istvt Betsy f Evans.
..
v speakers
tw ia lz n rc
tin 1 ■«yl« TA«
.-’
A
the soil. The price and contin
!»•>•. J Jessie
wil i include
Dr. T F.
A The boiling w ater wil heat them
p a rty g i v e n to celebt,
Mary Penoyar and Betty Sierka. Fuller, livestock inspector
of through so they cook in a short uous supply of th at milk and th a t birthday of Herb Masoul
time
m eat depend upon
the
productiv-
u j a j ii
u ie piouucii
was enjoyed by ail. The pro Homboldt county, and William
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde ,
A pinch of salt will make the!
of the soil th a t produces.
gram consisted of a Solo. "The Spangler of Vonson’s Feed Co.,
Sweetest Story Ever Told” and Eureka, and other m atters per w M 'e o f an egg he®' q u ie te r andl Thompson pointed out th a t Medford were visitor
Always” by Miss Bet tv Moore taining to dairym en will be dis a pinch of borax in cooked starch farm ers are now putting six area, Sunday. He was
ness for the Firestone (_
accompanied at the piano by cussed at this time.
wh t , 7 a
' ° ' heS atiffer and times as much lime ° " 'h e ir land W hile here Mrs. Webb| Eddie
Miss M artha Vanderhorst; dra Observe Boy Scout W eek
.
I as the.v did 11 years ago when Mrs. Mildred Byrne and | ind
matic reading by Mrs. W. R.
In observance of Boy Scout
Salt, dissolved in alcohol will the ACP began. But there are old friends in Medford.
week, Feb. 8 to 15. the scouts often remove grease spots from other soil-building practices need
lance
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
of this area attended the church clothing when nothing else will.) ing g reater encouragem ent than
had as guests, the past] Jth hop
services at the local church on
It a pinch of salt is added to) bme-spreading. For example, he
Sunday. Leaders accompanying every gallon of w ater boiled for! sa»d. building up the soil with end, his brother, Geer, ill fan:
the troop were Gordon Wells, drinking purposes it will not Minerals is uneconomical if we parents, Mr. and Mrs
a tret
Melvin Ferrill and Tom Pennell. have th at flat, insipid taste com do not carry on other practices G uthrie of Eugene,
has bi
I he boys had the privilege of mon to boiled w ater.
etball
which will keep the soil from recently discharged fr
kigh sc
arm y.
listening to the Pacific College
Sprinkled salt on the carpet being washed away by erosion.
quartet.
Mrs. Frances Bigharr.
will collect the dirt quickly and
[ the cu
Box Office Opens 7:30 Local Item s about the Toxcn
o x T e v e m h l n g ’ f r ° m " y i" g “ " I
? a ' Ph C ,a r k ’
h o rti- tained a group of young i
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hight
her home on Dawson Flatk "leaner
Show S tarts 7:45
have returned home from a va Sireef Po’tuto C»»tar«f Pie
OSC, requests some day evening for the 17ti] pe local
Brookings •
planting
for . fu rth e r weed — day ui
Smith
Oregon cation of a month, spent in F lo r 1 paste pie shell.
of u her
son. D
Bob
Chu
, . stock
,
ri sun,
OO U
ida and other places of interest.
control study at the college. A w ere present at dinner
kboldt 1
*2 cup sugar
They were accompanied by their
Inveì 1
’a cup mashed sweet potato
friends,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
L.
Sie-
tirois."
Last Time Tonight;
1 cup sweet milk
gle of Oakland.
a rou
’a teaspoon nutm eg
Three aufo thieves from O re
sport.
2 eggs.
Jesse James”
gon were captured at Eureka.
kildure<
Boil and finely mash the po
Friday by officers and returned,
fureka,
tatoes
and
m
easure;
add
sugar,
to Crescent City jail. A fter they
at at :
lightly
beaten
eggs,
and
milk,
40-Gallon
Fowler
W
ater
Heater
f r <day and Saturday—
had abandoned a stolen car at 1
ago.
the state line at the inspection beat to a smooth m ixture; pour
[floor, t
into
paste
shell
and
bake
as
for
Electric Heaters
station, they took a touring car
F ebnary 1J and 15—
stigma.
parked at the Elfm an home on custard pie. Sprinkle with n u t
I
meg.
Serve
a
fter
cooling;
<«gg
Electric Fruit Juicers
the old highway. They ran out
Jardin a
IRENE DUNNE in
of gas near Rowdy Creek school whites may be left out and used
I op for
Bottle Warmers
and left it. Some tim e during the in m erignue if desired.
the
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night they took a truck out of
PIN U P LAMPS
the garage at Lester Ulrich farm
kch A r
and drove it to Orick until it
Ramroc
By R. M. Knox, County Agent
Lighting Fixtures of All Kinds
tan out of gas. A fter leaving it
Igreatest
along the highway, the trio was
is Ei
Boys and girls who play in
Door Chimes
up F at Eureka, « where
they
I picked
'
n e re they
Jaranee i
city parks have just as big „
Mltn hex H arrison ’ l)hl<
confesscd-T h e y gave their names
e. H
I
8 ja s Lowell Powell, 24, Charles stake in the nation’s soil as the
Automatic Float Switch
|at the Í
boys
and
girls
who
are
raising
Smith, 26 and Norman Gotts-
ä cartoon.
‘ hich w
Protective Motor Starters of all Sizes
chalk, 17. of Bellingham, Wash. prize livestock for county fairs,
Mr. and Mrs. W arren Bailey-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Buckner and
Billie and B arbara motored to
Sunday and Monday-
Harbor, Sunday where they were
Matinee, 2 p. m., Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Mark Wood, in honor
V. A. M ENDENHALL
o
February 16. 17 and 18— f Mr. Wood's birthday.
Kitchen H ints
Smith River News
Local News ft
p
Pine Cone
theatre
»
NOW IN STOCK
‘Anna and fhe
King ff of Siam
FARM
NEW S
M ello’s
Three Big Days
Favorite Recipe
WELDING
lothe
SERVICE
fountai
Mos
Mrs. M yrtle Hibbard subm its i
her favorite recipe for this week I
South Rank Road
C O FFEE CAKE
I
Sift twice: 2 cups flour. 1 cup
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.2 mile from H arbor
sugar, 3 teaspoons baking pow-J
der. salt. Pour into this m ixture
milk. 1 egg. beaten. Beat i
a super w estern with Hen for cup
two minutes, adding 2 table
melted fat.
ry Fonda, Victor M ature spoons
Have ready I 3 cup sugar 1'
teaspoon cinnamon. L cup finelv
and \\ alter Brennan.
»nnr1’ ’ " a,lnu,s’ »nrt ' teaspoon
"ur mixed Sprinkle nuts over!
op of dough shaking them well T° n t AU IN J T IU M IN T S
to absorb moisture. Add 1 cee On Sale Locally at *
Wadneaday and ThurMay _
ofhn.dkt7 a' ,’n ,an<1 2 ">hl<’’Poons
lx|f n ,e K ? *' p a ,,e Pour in'°
Brookings Elect ri7&
February 19 a„d 20—
¡Shallow baking tin and spread
Radio Company
All .Alfred Hitchcock p e ry thin. Bake in 400 degree
V
.
a.
h en d bxh all \ . i .
about 15 minutes. Spread
* ith butter. Mrs. Hibbard say»
Production
this
*h“ is
i. excellent for eoff.v d” £
in guests. r just any time.”
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My Darling
Clementine
“ Shadow of
A Doubt
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with Joseph Cott >n and
Teresa W right plus a car-
toon.
g e r t v ^ w ^ 1' 4 and Homer Hag-
m arried at Eureka
Calif Thursday. Feb. 6 at 4
' SM|K^ r,7 d Ear|!
r "y-
X
h a . been a n -
.
H a g g e rty
iighwa
Headquarters For
Sporting Goods and Fishing
BURGESS
dutch boy
batteries
paints and sundries
z A D A ’ s
PU M PS
Electric — Hand — Gasoline Powered
A pump for every n eed !
Complete Line o f Plumbing Goods,
STOVES, RANGES AN D
CUSTO M
A IR E
CIRCULATING OIL HEATERS
SH O P
«I. Gallagli
4
Cln*cd S u n d a y a n d M onday
hamj
mat«
open
htain ant
I * told
ag ar
he 1
in que;
rever,
il not
been se
■! open
upon
! deta
fount
BEAUTY
n’*'r H w t y
a rm e d in J u,y. a "d
BROOKINGS ELECTRIC & iceni
»enin
RADIO CO.
K the be
hi,
fth
ta a
Hf travel
masqu
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r,)reign t
laulan,
crowd,
*err .
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turned
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