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Page Four BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, T M Land of Opportunity Vets May Correct Leave Pay Errors forces leave bond and check or money order in lieu thereof. No further action is required on the the part of the claimant." she w ill visit for a week. Upon her return home she w ill be ac companied by Mrs. Irene Porter, who has been visiting there for several weeks. Mr. .and Mrs. Homer Kessler left Sunday for Portland where they attended to business m at ters connected with Curry Co. Lumber Co. Mrs. Etta Kessler, who had been visiting her sons, Homer and George, has been ill w ith an attack of flu. She has been stay ing at the George Kessler home. Professor (add*, students): "The Pa tent s left leg t ill it is much shone»- right. Therefore he I* what should you do » cumstances?" Student: "Id SALEM—Veterans receiving in Mrs. Reeves Taylor and son, correct terminal leave bonds for and her brother, Mervin Hans- payment of unused armed forces cam, left for Eugene Sunday af leave or furlough should w rite ter being house guests at the the unit from which payment was home of their aprents, Mr. and Householder (heanne made, stating wherein it ir be Livestock men throughout Ore Mrs. E. E. Hanscam Sr for a the first floor): lieved error has occurred. Under gon w ill be particularly interest week. W . Don’t worry—everyone’s as baf there ?” no circumstances should the bond ed in the announcement that Dr. fled as you are. Mr. and Mrs. John Worthylake be returned with the correspon Charles Foster Haynes of Hel B urglar (with pea, . and sons of Bellingham were dence. of m in d ): “ This is statu, ena. Mont., has been appointed as If I were allowed to define it. now signing off until ta This advice was given early state veterinarian with the di visitors at the home of Mrs. N. I ’d work for a living wage. morning at eleven o’ci«t this week by George E. Sandy, vision of animal industry of the B. Moore one day last week. Sev night everyone.’ director of the Oregon Depart Oregon state department of ag eral years ago Mrs. Worthylake, That dizzy feeling many people ment of Veterans’ Affair, after riculture. The announcement was formerly Mary Moore Barrows, investigation showed that many made by E. L. Peterson, director taught the Winchuck school and complain of is hardly ever caused Subscribe to the Pilot by doing to many good turns. terminal leave bonds and checks of agriculture, just prior to Ap boarded at the Moore home. that friend living el being mailed by the government r il 1. on which date Dr. Haynes to veterans are at fault in these assumed his new post with head respects: quarters at Salem. Dr. Haynes I he amount is less th in vet has been with the Montana Live eran anticipated; serial number stock board the past 21 years. is wrong; or the veteran inad He takes the position which vertently included leave author director Peterson announced he ized by the medical officer, thus had created when M. E. Knick-, losing pay to which he is en erbocker was named chief of the titled. department’s division of animal The department of veterans’ industry. In this setup Knicker- ■ affairs, after contacting the var bocker w ill continue to have di- ious service on the mat rection of the division adminis ...... branches .............._ ter, recommended the following trative work and Dr. Haynes w ill nr< uvul11v> . __________ . . . procedure: be responsible for the strictly Where a man is in doubt as to technical or professional phase the correctness of the settlement of the department’s service to ? n ..amhTrOt ?tranRers inthis area—having lived on the coast for for unused leave, a letter ad the livestock industry. This cre dressed to the terminal leave unit ation of the position of division !n X ”/ •v ea” - « nd ln Uwt <>«ne have built up a clientele from which the pay was received chief and state veterinarian came a d 2 i r ? M I ™ ? S‘i" Fr“ncisco To Portland, who have expressed stating wherein it is believed er after Dr. W. H. Lytle ceased ac a desire to locate along the coast in Oregon. Therefore— ror has occurred w ill suffice. Do tive work because of his failing not send the bond and check back health. with the correspondence. The settlement» w ill be re u ? aa n. i m^ .r. o f.listinK which we offer fo r your approval, checked, and , if adjustment is re and include the following pieces of property: quired, the claimant w ill be re Mrs. Effie Barstow left Sun quested to return th e armed‘ day for Cupertino, Calif., where Montana Man Is Ore. Veterinarian a Real Estate Office Opens i l i WE SOLICIT YOUR LISTINGS, NOW! Local News Items No. 1 No. 4 Half Acre, 5-room House with IM M E D IA T E D E L IV E R Y On ANY SIZE Order of SAND AND GRAVEL f’or ( oncrete or Road Purposes HULL & STO LLER PHONE 91—Brookings, or Leave O rders at Hanscam Store bpth, electricity and city water, floor furnace, butane cook stove and hot water heater gith with place. Also 10.000 jumbo bulblets and a large num ber of Croft commercials. Cash or terms. ¿HOP Department For O utstanding a lues like these: , NEW ARRIVALS IN— 'atA‘.r an<1 Sets $•> •>; Cnb Blankets ... «•>7o . £ Receiving Blankets -- Panne! Gent ns and Kimonos............ " ‘ ° $ £ All Wool Soakers " ' S e K; i , E i S - f t r ......................¿ ,7£ and plowed in A -l condition, and well drained. 125,000 two and three-year old Croft lily bulbs, 10,000 jumbo bulblets, 190 nectar berry plants and a livable 4-room house, good water. Can be bought on terms. ♦ No. 2 No. 5 25 acres, 23 acres cleared, 3 acres in lilies, %-acre daffodils, 6500 strawberry plants, s o m e machinery and stock, consisting of two 2-year-old heifers, 3 sows soon to farrow, 1 house. 3 rooms and bath, lights, city water and oil heading slstem. Bam and two other buildings, one rented. This is a good investment. No. 3 VISIT OUR BABY 5 acres, ocean view, cleared 25 acres, 8 acres tillable, t'hct- co river frontage, beautiful building alte. Bargain. See this to be convinced. 5 acres, beautiful view, city water and electricity available. This can be bought right. No. 6 One new 6-room house, never lived in. 2 baths, rumpus room, laun dry room, large living room with plate glass window. Gorgeous view. Bed room. adorable kitchen, wired for elec tric range; oil heat. Priced right. Must be seen to be appreciated. Immediate possession. It Interested In Timber. Consult W. E. Deveny about any of these listings: - 10,000,000 feet old irrowfh .w ar around logging ^ o r a fir tio n u ’ '" 'tn 'tin ilx T .'' > ■ CC" ten ‘’ W . ,‘ . PW,Cr some fir> Kood cat show. Roads lead 300,000,000 feet redwood «nm « construction to be com pleted ' « « Sh° W’ LiM C ' ES. U E HAN E SOME SMALLER TRACTS, TOO! ~ mooms iwmry W . E. Deveny LICENSED RELL estate broker Brookings (east End of Town) Oregon
