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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1947)
BROOIONGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON In the Land of Opportunity Page Nine substances which form on sew ing m achines. the local Foster property was Falls and Tule Lake, where they gtng congress. May 2 and 3 was traded in on the transaction, so were looking a fte r business af- made this week w ith the disclo- probably there'll be another new- fairs and visiting relatives. from sure th at the main speaker at y jomnson | H a r b o r C o m m u n ity C lub comer to the Harbor area. . Mr. and Mrs. W L. Crissey re- the annual banquet will be R. E. — 7 which f o r m / M e t L a s t F r id a y I’. M . ,,? ! £ Hpndr>' cha>™an J a k e itlc can The H arbor Community c lu b ' ’ „ .i!™ 1’ «•onnm.cs commit- turned from Los Angeles the Saberson, public relations direc latte r part of the week a fte r vis- tor for the W eyerhauser Sales m 0'L i i n e in e c a r'm e t F rid ay afternoon at , he r e of f hat<-o Grange, announce. it ing her brother, who was ill. Co., of St. .Paul, Minn. Confirm- I by boiling vineg R ou|inp busi ' ' ha‘ \he refreshm ents for tl.s but has since improved in his nt ion of the speaking engage- ettle' rfume mav b e 'w as disposed of early in th e :, r \ ' \ s 'f’ng are to bp Pot health. i ment has been received by H. J. fr0™ thef tops o f bu- m eeting, which then was turned .....,a a " »anthers are H arry Edw ards left Friday for C’ox of Eugene, conference sec- to take note. Port O rchard. Wash., to visit a ret ary. “ , hv rubbing over to the recreation hour, con- Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Jam brother whom he had not seen d S ,n kerosene ducted by Mrs. Ruth Ba.hiany The world alm anac, th a t book doth aPPT and Mrs. Ruby Harvey. Mrs. John es and children are riding about for a num ber of years. which contains about all the in turpentine. Mello becam e a mem ber of the J *n a J94 i Buick sedan, and are The milk bottle shortage is form ation th at anvone would be insists on using kerosene club during the afternoon. 1 rcce>v’nK admiring glances from becoming a m a tte r of corner to likely to need on most any sub lundler, better to pour R efreshm ents of Wfeldorf salad,I V10’1' friends all interested, in child health, ac ject, is being advertised by Chad's so into an old tin pail Swedish bread and coffee w ere , anf^ Mrs. B E. Kerns Sr. cording to word from the state Fountain. as many corncobs or served by Mrs. Grace Edward- { week at San Francisco and local health officers who have ( kindling in it as the 4 8 acres with ocean frontage, son, Mrs. Jessie Judkins, Mrs. in h e re they visited their son and joined the milk distrubtors this hold, over night. These mile from Brookings. Excellent daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.. week in apficaling to housewives soil, all in cultivation. New sm all aturated by morning and B erth a Wood and Mrs. E leanor B. E. Kerns Jr. Koehler. for co-operation in retu rn of all modern home, beautifully finish so dangerous. . Pete Stoller wrote to his p ar milk bottles to milk distributors. ed inside. H as fire place, large removing all dust, wipe ents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stoller, According to a dispatch from living rooni window and glassed- doors with kerosene and that he was on his way to K etch Eugene, the first announcem ent in porch. Reduced to $7000. Pete look like new and as ikan, Alaska, where he will be about the program for the ninth Mr. and Mrs. H arry Axford J. Lesm elster Agency, C entral the odor remains mos- employed this summer. annual W illam ette Valley Log- Building, firookings. 50tf ind moth will give them and Mrs. J. L. Mello left S a tu r Mr. and Mrs. Archie Anderson I day for the Bay A rea where they berth. returned home last week after the rollers of the clothe s expect to visit, a week or so. several weeks trip to Mexico. Mr. .and Mrs. Milton Foster, with gasoline and be Well, the big event of the early to wipe off a ll s u rp lu s Miss D orothy Ray and Leslie spring is over, both A the Sears the cogs and cra n k th a t Ray moved to th eir newly-pur , chased ranch near Crescent City R^ uck and Montgomery Ward hes do not become soiled, last week. It is understood t h a t ' ™'»><>Kues are o u t now. and will remove g u m m y there has been and will be lots of “scanning" of the “wish books” of the nation. Mrs. Andrew Jackson and son ’ Gary were hosts to a family! group recently, at a birthday din-1 BRINGING BROOKINGS THE BEST ner in honor of Mrs. Jackson’s' mother, Mrs. H attie Mackey. In attendance besides Mrs. Mackey, Mrs. Jackson and Gary, were R. J. W right. Bruce Lindsley and ITS, All K in d s .....................................................79c his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Sizes 2 to 14, regular 98c to $1.29 sellers and Mrs. Bob Lindsley. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kaniess are Denim W ork J u m p e r s , n o w .................. $2.98 parents of a six pound, 14 ounce Vnlmed — Regularly sold for $4.50 daughter, born at Seaside Hos st Green P a n s, n o w ......................................$10.95 pital. Crescent City. February 100^ wool, regularly sold for $16.95 27. The young newcomer has been named Shiela Kay. Stag W ool S h ir t s ( p l a i d s ) .....................$6.95 Mrs. Clarice Orton accompan Regularly sold for $8.95 ied her sister, Mrs. Stella Chris WATERS, all c o lo r s a n d s i z e s ....$1.99 to $5.50 tensen of Gold Beach, to Horn brook where they visited for a Regularly sold for $3.98 to $6.95 week with relatives. While away Mrs. Orton was forced to bed for a few days with flu. Mrs. August Johnson and Mrs. Frank George were Crescent City callers, Tuesday. Mrs. John son went there again today to consult a doctor. Mr. ar)d Mrs. La Fay Pace were ir new. modern equipment insures you business visitors of Elm er Bankusj last week. the finest lubrication service available, W alter Brooks of Oakland was BEIN' TODAY—LET US SERVE YOU!! a visitor here last week of his brother, R. C. Brooks. Mrs. Albert Landauer and chil-! dren, LaVerne and D a v i d of Homer Howard Portland left. Tuesday a fter vis iting for some time with Mr. Landauer and daughters, Char-, lotto and Patti. They are ex-! pected to return here soon to j make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Newton re-' T. W . Z e n ie r P H O N E 183 turned Saturday from Klamath itchen H in ts Local News Items Mew Shipment P A IN T S Bill Ward Clothing Store Thick-Butt Shingles Roofing Paper SATURDAY SPECIALS!!!! Deadening Felt Building Paper SOME REVERE WARE. 4-qt and 20-qt. Pressure Cookers With 18-months guarantee E. E. Hanscam & Sons WE S P E C I A L I Z E In SHELLUBRICATION Harbor Oregon YOUR R E X A L L ST O R E Ready To Serve You Always HAGGERTY TWINSERVICE Chetco Drug Co basketball crescent city merchants v e rsu s CHETCO “R A M R O D S ” G a m e a t 8 :0 0 p. m . SMITH _tt WE ARE rof river independents ( HET( () Get Ready headquarters v e rsu s for PISTOL CLEANERS” If G am e a t 7 :0 0 p . m . f o r s p rin g a n d s u m m e r d riv in g Two Fast Games and a Ix?t u s t u n e y o u r e n g in e w ith ANCE! ATI RD A Y , M ARCH High School Gymnasium die DesJardin and His Band •fin is s i ssion $ 1 .0 0 p e r p e r so n 8 o u r m o d e r n e q u ip m e n t. B r a k e 7 : to TOP-NOTCH QUALITY at REASONABLE PRICES! r e - lin i n g and H y d ra u lic o v e r h a u l i n g o u r s p e c ia lty . TEXACO PRODUCTS RICHMOND TIRES, B R O O K IN G S GARAGE Claude Goldizen George Darling Next Door to Brookings Market
