Pag e Twelve
In the Land of 0 ppo r t unit y^
garden with a number of speci- wept.
i ployed as sta te v p * e rn a r!nn, b” t the illness of her
mens of acacias.
Now there was another woman js now not connected in th a t ca-
The Loyal BateT
Mrs. Jessie Judkins gave an and she moved from the place pacity..
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pleasantly
surprised
interesting description of heather where she had been living and
Bush arrived*from P a rk e r the
pnse<11
the week
week ^u/
when
tJ
in d ------
also told .......................
about two in
te r-, went to a different community.
Ariz., for a a few days
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u a y s stay
S la y at
a i his
nis and her two rtfld*
An atrr sphere of spring per- esting
sting shrubs which are p,anted
planted And aftef
after Sh?
she had met s°m
some e of
of; » home here,
here, looking
looking a a fte
fte r r busi-
busi- from Klamath F n
valor’ the meeting of the \z ile a ,n a fr°
nt ° of f the Grange hall~
front
hall the the Pe°Ple
people there-
there, and
and had
had h h a a d d |n
|n e e ss
ss m
m atters.
atters.
definite visit
’
Garden Club Thursday afternoon ^ ra w b e rrj's h ru b and the Breath contacts with one of the church-
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Pear-
The
play
is
the
,
both'rare
and lovely
es there
and its
she
mine took Mrs A C Noocnc
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of Heaven both
rare and
lovely es
there and
its members,
members,
she I mine
Arrangements
' v lW h xvu-s. —
a . l -• . iseeves 21 is the date! Spon
A
rrange m e rits of flowering shrubs . .
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».T, np tables and platform
,!,'s' EUa„ RoKe”
/ " T ”? sp± ! somewha' “ /»H ow s:
and her two daughters. Mrs. Wil- senior class.
what gardeners should do this
This is a good town, and I liamson and Mrs Vfnrrio
r ,.
F o r your every Ml4.
b- afternoon program was rnonth, urging war on snails and like it. The people are friendly reka S a tu rd fv where the th r
^ e e j ? e t e Lesmeister'
unde, ladership of Mrs. LMcius slugs.
. and cordial. They are hospita-! women
r r fOr\ Wh° *u°re 3 ,Ci ° f c,affo*
Preceding the program the hie and ready to go halfw ay o rie rn California where Mrs n "
Too Late To
< is . ss,sting her was Mrs. Ruth business meeting was under di- farther. I like the church esp e-'v es will rem ain until h e r h e a i t l "
Bathiany, whose subject
was rection of Mrs. Mabel McVay, ciallv, because there I have found improves. Mr and M r -
Pl
Baby bed ,6-yr. old) ,
camellias and she told of
the president. Initial steps were tak- a welcome from people who seem Kennedv and Ha*..„,,♦«». u ” nR>r
varieties in her garden en .owani the spring flower show gracious and warm I am glad “
^ ^ 0 0 ^ horn
° W tress & springs, practw
C ost $50, will sell for
v hich she hones to enlarge
and given in connection with the (I moved, and I hope to stay here
Mrs. Estelle G arrard left the good high chair for £ FME
develop into commercial camel- \zal a Festival. Hostesses for all the rest of my life.”
lias She also told of a rare and the afternoon were Mrs. Osa ! And this happy woman beamed, la tte r p art of the week lo r a ested, w rite Box 11, ft
lovely new shrub. Chinese in Johnson, Miss Ruth Newton and i And this is all, except for two trip of ten days to southern Cali-
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fornia, where she will visit h er
F or sale: coal tar M
origin, called the Princess Flower j Mrs. Frank Pallady
i 1 r™.
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facts —
and
one quotation.
First, relatives
and baby stroller. Carl j
which has royal blue blooms,
this is a tru e story, taken from ! Mr. and Mrs. Merle Long of
cover ng the shrub and fcliage Pi
2 iv
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.th e record of a m an’s actual ex- K lam ath Falls are houseg!es?s
For Sale: large Non
of bronze colo.
C>COUt EXCCUtlVC
penence. And seco n d y.
o il, ?
«
Bathiany
cu lato r heater. T. S.
Mrs. Frances Bigham showed “ Il/afin n e”
4 O
women were talking about the daughter, Mrs. Jack Craford, this Vincent Apt.
the escalon'a which she said was ■L^vlIllvS
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same town and the same church. week.
particularly adapted to the coas-
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The quotatoin. which may be
!• or Sale : Narcissus
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jordan and
tai region dnd which easily made
E. A. Seation, of Coos Bay, a described as an overstatem ent
ry
plants, $2.50 per
hedges and enclosures as well as regional scout executive, has an containing a significant tru th , two daughters, Mrs. Albert Scal-
Roderick.
Brookings.
vin and Miss Ethel, all of F e rn
background for annuals. A shin- applicable definition for a boy: runs as follows:
mg ever ’ -,«en foliage with at-
"After a male baby has grown
“We see people not as they dale, spent Thursday evening at
W anted to Rent: 2-1
the home of Mr. Jo rd an ’s sis
tractive oink and white flowers out of long clothes and triangles are, but as we are.”
house, with or without,
in late s iring. Mrs. Viola Hans-j and has aquired pants, freckles
ter, Mrs. Milton Foster and fam
W ill sign two-year lease,
ily. They are form er residents of y ear in advance. Thrwl
( am shov ed a bicket of blooms and so much dirt that relatives
this
area
picked from the shrubs of her do not care to kiss him between
H. T. James, Harbor.
Mrs. Fred G ardner retu rn ed
meals, he has become a boy.
Mrs. Lawrence Myers subm its
home from the Seaside hospital
He is a piece of skin stretched her favorite recipe this week:
For sale: glass jars,
at Crescent City, Friday eve porch swing, 3-qt. ice
over an appetite. A noise cov
CHOCOLATE CAKE
ning, and is recuperating a t h e r zer, S-day clock, gar
ered with smudges. He is called
1*2 cups flour.
home.
a tornado because he comes at
hose, pressure cooker,
1 cup sugar
Mrs H. J. Weigel was called m any other items.. Ira
the most unexpected time, hits
1/3
cup
butter.
the most unexpected places, and
_Elkton. Ore., Wednesday by miles up Chetco.
2 eggs.
leaves everything a wreck behind
2 teaspoons baking powder.
him. He is a growing anim al of
milk.
Box Office Opens 7:3(1 superlative promise, to be fed, 1 1 cup
teaspoon
soda.
watered, and kept warm, a joy
Show Starts 7:45
1 ’i teaspoon sals.
forever, a periodic nuisance, the
B rokings
Oregon problem of our times, the hope 1 teaspoon vanilla
2 squares chocolate.
of a nation. Every boy born is
( ream butter, add sugar grad-
evidence that God is not vet dis
yolks, vanilla and melted choc-
couraged of man
La-'l Time Tonight:
and cream
well. Add egg
We it not for boys, the news-j o ually,
hne#
j
—
Papers would go unread and thou-
dry inKredlents and
•Shadow of a Doubt’ sands
of picture shows would co <U d a l,e rn a tely with milk. Fold in
bankrupt. The boy is a soecta- D 8g. Whltes’ Rake at 350 degrees
tor. He watches parades, fires, 10 ayers for 20 minutes,
Friday and S aturday—
tights, ball games, m otor c a ix T
.
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Hut Plates
Heaters
boats, and airplanes with equal
fervor, but will not w at',u the
February 21 and 22-
NEW FLUORESCENT FIXTURES
clock.
Dr. and Mrs. W alter Krebs
and
young
daugnter
of
G
rants
Boys faithfully im itate their
DORMEYER MIXERS
Pat O'Brien in
fathers in spite of all efforts to Pass spent the week-end as the
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teach them good .......
m anners.
A boy, houseguests at the home of Mr
‘f not washed too often a n d 'k e p t an<1 Mrs- E- E Hanscam Sr. D r’
DESK LAMPS
in a cool, quiet place a fte r each .K rpbs spent a sum m er here a
and many other items too numerous to
incident, will survive broken _
years ag0 when hp was em-1
Garden Club Hears
Of Shrub Culture
Favorite Recipe
Pine Cone
theatre
NOW IN STOCKl
“ S E L E C T -O -R A Y ’
Sun and Heat Lamp
Local iSews Items
“CRACK-UP
with Claire Trevor, plus
a cartoon.
wmes, hornets, poison oak, swim- ••— --------------- --
WELDING
From
MARY ANN JOHNSON
Sunday and Monday
“SISTER KENNt
South Bank Road
.2 mile from Harbor
WtHlnemlay and Thursday—
BURGESS f
batteries
•o m
10?
z A D A ’ S
BEAUTY
SH O P
J!i'' "ut of «hing«. As
t*
“ , sick'soul
onei > -
honu
dutch boy
paints and sundries
PUM PS
Electric — Hand — Gasoline Powered
A pump for every need!
Complete Line of Plumbing Goods.
STOVES, RANGES AND
the ' chureK
church, its
w. wllt ant)
x , ,n,dT : r ' and dis-
am
Headquarters For
A l l ’ NST«UM |1 m 7 T
T. 4. M £JV D £N H 4L L ,\.e.
“RETURN OF
FRANK JAMES”
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Brookings Elect rie &
Radio ( onipanv
h„d ^
,he c i,>' «»’ere she
had been living, and went to «
'm ailer community. A fter she'd
February 26 and 27—
an
a“' ,hc
«here.
L ' . h•‘.d hart “ me contacts with
As a followup
bins she declared herself some-
X , ° fon <‘,hr,hU'Vh,'S
^m
" o a i on this wise:
I don't like this town -n
People in it
cordi«l in.. L .
friendly or
If you nu 5 d ° nt take one in -
\o „
.W onE ,0 'h e righi —
With Henry Fonda. G e n e lo
l^ " i set recognition and
times
,,
"j
Sporting Goods and Fishing ’
On Sale Locallv
•y at
ai
POINT O F VIEW
W. E.
SERVICE
Matinee, 2 p. m., Sunday
Pinch of salt added to coffee
Uffore the boding w ater is on
accentuate the delicious fia-
February 23, 21 and 23— Avdl
vor and aroma.
W aste pipes may be cleaned
" of soap and slime by placing a '
| handful of common salt in the
•n ? ’n.’1.Of
he h»’
‘n O
'er night.
nigh, I |
ui ' me
nasin
over
with
Rosalind
Russell
T
ilt*
fir
t
*
1
nit
It
ci
..
,
.
. ' ' ^ h ,of »»<«• .n ilM
the!
morning will c,r a r thl>
Alexander Knox, plus the lx-comn" 'lr l ki,f h'’nw«he 'h a t has
ntay U- c S
b X ^ 0* ^ " 1
“MARCH OF TIME”
.
pj rubbing with
V. A. Mendenhall. Sr.
BROOKINGS ELECTRIC &
RADIO CO.
Mello’s
Kitchen Hints
1 i< i tu\\ anti Jackie Coo-
P p r , phis a cartoon.
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ming holes, fights and nine help
ings of pie.”
Closed Sunday and Monday
“ C U STO M
A IR E "
( IRCULATING OIL HEATERS
J« J. Gallagher
p l u m b in g
W ATC H TH IS