In
B R O O K IN G S -H A R B O R
the band of O p p o rtu n ity .
P IL O T
B R O O K IN G S , O REG O N
honor of the Senior Class. P lans:
th a t belongs to th y neighbor able to us in o ffs e ttin g th is b lig h t :
in to tra in in g along abac
have been made and it is expect- V II. Thou shalt not congregrate
irs *: A llo w a co m p e tin g com- o f year.
w'ith
th
y
neighbors
in
the
halls,
mon
c
a
ri-jer
ed to be a big success
I T h is year the boys
fo r by doing so, thou d istu rb e th
. .. . ,
4.
_
I t w iil be held in the gym on
the ,»-ace. and the w ra th of th y p
W o* dv"
he Oregon a ll th e y ’re effort
( A p ril 25th. Eddie DesJardin w ill
in s tru c to rs w ill fa ll h e a vily up- L L C “ ° ‘ " ' nd,v,ddal « ? < *
a good o r even
p la y fo r the dance, and com m utes
By Mm. L. D. H o rn e r
the<?
p r- p ro p e rly insured and equipp- team . So fa r it has"'^
are at w o rk now, planning ways
V II I. Thou Shalt not rem em ber
can * h ire d ' ° his fa lr Pr o fit fo o lin g around trying J
The Brookings H igh School cho-1
to make money to put i t over.
anything. .Sophom ores note.) P “ e a rry «»ntn o d tl« -» fro m the th e y w ould like to do ,
rus w ill give th e ir annual concert
The Seniors are to be guests of
IX . Thou shalt not fo rg e t th y dig- ™ dn‘ y ,o, m a.r k e ,• ,a nd 7 ' u "> 10 tra c k meat comes
’’’hudsday evening A p ril 10th at
honor, w ith parents and friends
b
7
th is co u n ty w ith a "p a y load.”
F o'clock in the school a u d ito riu m .
T here is a lot nwrt
n ity n o r im perious manner.
as guests. F u rth e r plans w ill be
Par- nfs w ill be special guests at
I w o u ld , recom m end e ve ry
(S eniors!)
announced. jais
Also
the rubuiw
results ui
o f the
-i
.
, 4L-
▲ »
announce«.
> o inc
mv
• offi- th a n ju s t winning a l«j
t l S concert and th is Is to be 'me danc<> h íM
w hich wa5 x
shah no , im lta te t h y |c e r o f th.s co u n ty, e ve ry o rg a n a lo t o f work. You wot
" . ... o u t.la n d in g events of the ¡o¡
purpose of ra isin g money
neighbor's n a tu ra l cu rls, nor ization
......... .. in the county’, business ning, throw ing the
year.
man,
every’ in d iv id u a l, th a t th e y shot put, jumping bo„
tr
y
to
ta
ke
his
g
ir
l
frie
n
d
,
nor
to support the prom.
fh e program w ill consist of
his "lo n g lin e " because you can should jo in , fo rc e fu lly and v o c if broad jum p. In running,
numbers by the m ixed chorus,
erously, in m o d e rn izin g th is basic pie th in k of the 100 yd. <j
not get aw ay w ith it.
the G irls Glee C lub, g irls ’ tr io and
economic fa u lt. Me m u st do it e ra l o th e r distances aie
special solos.
o r else we w ill sta y in a back- i lo r how’ever. These
The g irls w ill lie dressed in fo r
woods oasis, in an elsewhere busy 220 yd., the 440 yd. and
mais w ith c a rn a tio n corsages.
Oregon.M. S. B ra in a rd .
In the jum ping thereat
Mrs. Helen Mason w ill play
pole va u lt, and broad
tw o classic v io lin solos. "T h e Ro I. This is th y desk — the re fo re
B o r a boy to compete
mance” and "Scherzo T a re n tille "
thou shalt not sit in any o th e r
takes excellent health
opus IB, by W ieniuske.
B y M a rg a re t B yrne
in the room.
is an extrem e strain ont
A reception w ill be given the II. Thou shalt not take the name
T
h
u
rsd
a y m o rn in g ,M a rch 27tl
in these contests of speed
chorus fo llo w in g the program and
o f th y in stru cto rs in vain, fo r the g irls on the fir s t and second
durance. Many runnersL
then dancing. The proceeds from
B y Don M e r r it t
they have ears in the w alls.
s trin g s o f the v o lle y b a ll team, ac-
ened th e ir hearts and
1st Music F.-st n i l The . Im i s tn IH R pm em brr thp ruIps- to keep companed by M rs. Mason, M r ,
. rin g
„ in -........
W ith sp
the .........._
a ir m ost o f th e ir legs and ankles
is free to the concert md everv
tb ‘>m w h o ,I-v ; 5 davs thou sha,t H o m e r, and the tw o m anagers! us
th in k o f rest. H o w e ve r th is is I t is also possible to thi
<ine is invited. Phis m o a ra m is ,abor and d° a ” th y w o rk ’ b u t , Ie ft fo r Eugene. T h e y w ill spend ™ t tru e in a ll cases. F o r instance a rm out of joint thr
directed bv M r s I c v i t t H o r n e r
d u rin g study hours thou sh a lt ( three days there, re tu rn in g on
tra c k team boys begin to get discus o r putting the
;hpr '
iK in e i. i do no w o rk ; thou, nor th y school Sunday. Hope th e y have a g o o d ------------
music te
m ate
' tim e th e y’ve earned it.
IV . H onor the p rin c ip a l o f th y
school, else th y days be long)
in the place o f th y le a rn in g .
V Thou shalt not fuss, o r m a k e '
eyes at the fa ire r sex.
M em ber o f Oregon S ta te A ssociation o f Medical Ma
V i. Thou shalt not steal the fo u n -|
The Ju n io r S iam is g ivin g a
ta in pen o f th y neighbor, n o r
his steady, n o r a n y th in g elsel ^ E N IO R IT IS . S y m p t o m s —
Junior-S enior prom this year in
Muscle Pone and Nerve Circulationo are
----- — --------------- ------------------------ - H a u g h ty manners. Tendency to
Real Aids to Health!
lin g e r in halls. C ure — Freshm an
Concert Booked
Thurs., April 10
S? ■ ili
II. S. Version Of
1C Commandments V olleyball Girls
On Eugene Trip
Jr.-Sr. Prom Set
For Fri., April 25
i l , ,
Diseases Found In
Local High Schoo,
Track Practice
No Spring “R est”
L U C IA N
a t college.
F L U N K IT IS . S y m p t o m s —
I Headshaking. Silence when ad
dressed in class. Desire to drop
subject. C ure —- Three hours o f
real study taken re g u la rly .
Men’s Dress Oxfords
TARDYTTIS. Sym ptom s
Black or Brown
$7.75
Brookings Shoe Service
Shoe Repairing
B. .1. Gould
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Cigarettes
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CANADA DRY MIXERS
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Magazines
Tobaccos
M A S SA G E!
S tudio R u ild in g o r N elson B u ild in g
of th e e a rly bird.
S P O R T IT IS Sym ptom s S tro n g
body, w eak mind. C ure.—Long
doses of h ard grind.
S T t’DYTTTS. Sym ptom s V e r y !
| r a r e a ir of ab stractio n . One high
I shoulder. C ure
O ne sp n rtitis
; m ierohe.
Brookings,
Bush’s Lily Garden:
P. O. BOX 131
Croft
, F I.IR T IT IS . S ym ptom s D roop-
i ing of eyelids. F lushed cheeks.
O phir. Ore.. M arch 26 I t seems
: to me high tim e a ll C u rry C o u n ty '
forces should jo in in e lim in a tin g !
the c o m m u n ity ’s greatest d ra w
back the present fre ig h t s itu
ation.
F ro m casual knowledge, it v e ry
closely resembles a m onopoly of
i the w o rst sort and fro m an in -'
tim a te knowledge o f the set-up,
it is costing me and every o th e r
in d ivid u a l, business house, and
in s titu tio n , money fa r in excess
o f reason.
T ru ly , the fre ig h t m onopoly
gets us a ll, both going and com
ing. A ll o u r products cost too
much to ship and m ust be gov-1
em ed e n tire ly by the change of
m a rke t. E v e ry th in g we consume,)
¡exce p tin g sm a ll parcel post ship
-f
ments. ca lls fo r w h a t appears to-
J*e an u n ju st ta x levied against
j us fo r the p riv ile g e o f liv in g in
C u rry county.
And by the pronoun, “ us," is
m eant every man, w om an and*
ch ild in the county. O u r g ro ce r
ies cost more here than elsewhere
1 N-cause you and I m ust pay o u r
share o f the p e c u la rily local high
fre ig h t rate. I t also bites in t o ;
o u r w ool money, m eat money,
fish, bulb, lum ber, and everything
else we w ould raise to sell, to
’ he pom t w here the fre ig h t coats
e ith e r e lim in a te us f r m o u r le
g itim a te m a rke ts o r discourages
u> fro m b rin g in g in products o f
o th e r com m unities w hich we can-i
not. ourselves, produce: fr u it, fe r-,
tiliz e r. cement, and a long lis t o f
things.
Tu-o steps seem to be a v a il;
OF
P R IZ E
E G O -IT IS . S ym ptom s— e n large
m ent o f the head. C ure — Several
pieces o f hum ble pie.
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: Cure - S o lita ry confinem ent.
LET
W IT H
sh o rt
ness o f breath. Intense desire to
.esc ap e notice. C ure R eg u lar dose
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