l Y APRIL 17. 194<
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
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this busy cleaning season, instead Brookings has improved since
of using a m at to .k n eel on when last year when Mr. Johnson be receiving transfusions of plasm a I greenhouse. Mrs. R uth Slocum
w ashing or polishing floors, and gan his building, they now plan and blood. Suffering from B rights and children moved into the re
having to haul it around with to build a sum m er home in this disease, her condition is reported cently vacated house a fte r liv
ing o~< C^iMner Ridge for the
¡you, ju st fasten rubber sponges area soon, so they can fish in improved.
Misses M artha. Mary and Clair nr
rfttfu! comedy-romance, to the knees w ith elastic garters. this district.
¿nit 2 gay background
To prevent the gloss from com
Mrs. Yelton's sister and hus Hanley of Medford were Sunday
ona! gambling and pro- ing off w hite paint, wash with band were with them, from Texas \ isitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
L: te To Classify
gamblers» who seem to milk and a very little soap.
and they, too. thought Brookings Struebing. Mr. and Mrs. Orville
interesting people), is
Rub th e m eat of a pecan nut one of the beauty spots of the of Smith River were dinner guests
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Excellent Jersey
the same day.
ucV which opens Fri- into a bad scratch on highly pol entire coast.
cow, 2-months-old calf, 33 H an
thè Pine Cone Theatre, ished fu rn itu re. Then rub, with
Two local young men returned sen Leghorn hens. O. C. Turley,
home last week a fte r serving for six miles up north bank of the
err Young. Barbara Hale fu rn itu re polish. You will hardly
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Morgan in the stellar see the scratch.
a year with the arm y. Richard Chetco river.
Crook, who had served at Guam,
I save o u r m ahogany and w a l-;
and H erbert Lemin’g, who had
For sale: 5-h. p. tracto r. Used
the season’s m ost fa n - nut fu rn itu re when it get scratch
been in the Philippines w ith an once. Next to Brookings M arket.
[enngs. this RKO Radio ed by coating the scratches lib
engineering outfit, a re now ci F ran k George.
Young as a lad who erally w ith iodine and. when the
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Mr. and Mrs. Otto C. Turley
successfully, by his iodine is dry, polishing well with expect to leave the end of this vilians. Richard went to P o rt
land
the
la
tte
r
part
of
the
week
the charming Miss fu rn itu re polish:
For R e n t: Reservations taken
week for the midwest, especially to visit other relatives.
a damsel who, by rea-
now for office rooms (doctor or
F o r stubborn m arks on floors to their old home in Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Craig and dentist preferred) and sleeping
descent from a long use some steel wool a w onder-' While they plan an extensive
jambling ancestors, de- ' ful tim e saver. This will also ap trip, neither of them predicted children have moved from the | rooms in the Johnson building.
of chance to such ply to scuff m arks from boys the time they would be home. G ardner cottage, near the Chetco See August Johnson, on prem
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that she won’t even boots on your linoleum—b e fo re ! They will leave here by way river, to their new home near the ises,
ng from a vending ma- ¡you give it your annual coat of: of San Francisco.
clear varnish.
pid takes care of this
insurmountable differ-
ptnion, and when L arry
Mrs. R. J. Gould submits her
B R IN G IN G BRO O KING S TH E B E ST
to give up gambling,
favorite recipe this week:
to marry him. They
HAM AND PIN EA PPLE
Nevada and matrimony,
Slice of ham. 1 inch thick from
ceremony is hardly over
center cut of cured ham.
am find it necessary to 1 Since S unday will be the final
2 cups milk
serm on of Rev. C. E. Dunham,
good deed by show-
2 tablespoons butter.
a t the local B aptist community
vice how to shoot craps.
1 can sliced pineapple
AH reduced in price.
See these for savings!
church, a ground-breaking cere
Soak the ham in the milk for
Brent, Irish-born lead- mony will be held in the a fte r
has a "split personality” noon in his honor, for the new four hours, when ready to cook
LARGE STOCK OF
! his picture assignments i parsonage, to be built adjacent remove ham from milk and p la c e 1
in hot pan with the butter. Cook
freed. At least it would 1 to th e church.
*ay, judging from his
P lanning to leave for their slowly until brown and then turn
lema portrayals,
home a t Eugene, Rev. and M rs.' ham and brown on other side, i
ent role in Internation- D unham will remain until a fte r T ransfer ham to another pan
TO CHOOSE FROM
nptation.'' which opens the business meeting, to be held and plac'> in warm oven w h e re '
it will stay hot but not cook.
it the Pine Cone, is th a t T hursday, April 24.
P ut slices of pineapple in pan
British archaeologist,
A w eek from Sunday a substi
nist and sober lover, tu te p a sto r will deliver the se r with ham juice and brown on
characterization in this mon a t th e church, with the new both sides. Place ham in p la t
far cry from his mad- p asto r probably present for th e ! te r with slices of browned pine
m the romantic corn Sunday following. No word has apple on top and around it. Mix
er Come Back,” oppo- been received whom the confer pineapple juice with ham gravy,
and pour over ham.
" Ball.
ence will appoint for this church
it Wednesday "Flight
starring Jack Holt
Curtis, comes to the Thinks Brookings Fine;
Mrs. C. A. Waldien was called
ten.
Flan To Build Home
to Bakersfield. Tuesday bv the
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Yelton serious illess of her mother. She
w ere visitors at the August John left on the noon bus.
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son home Tuesday. Mr. Yelton
Music for the Baptist Com-
is in the paint anu hardw are i munity church. Sunday will be
1 ANN JOHNSON
business at Lynwood, Calif.
I "O Magnify the Lord With Me,”
They have been coming through ! I by Evans and solo: "Lord Most
■ CLEANING H IN T S
I Brookings m any sum m ers to fish J ¡ Holy,” Caesar Frank, by Ethel
‘ "house-maid k n ee’ a t
on the Rogue River, but seeing [ Pierce.
i Little Helen Louise Lucas, the
' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Lucas is under medical care at
Seaside Hospital, Crescent City,
Cone Books
Show Hits
Turleys Plan Trip
To Middlewest
Ground-Breaking
Set For Parsonage
Favorite Recipe
Bill H ard Clothing Store
TABLE OF SOCKS
MENS SWEATERS
TENNIS SHOES ON HAND
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ten Hints
For Sale!
Chetco Drug Co.
YOUR
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in............... 100 lbs. $3.95
F p , ^ ' l ’r(’tein ................... 1(H) lbs. SI.:!.',
I,‘™' I» protein........................100 lbs. 82.75
ALWAA J
READY
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Molasses....
100 lbs.
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inn lbs.
k«tn u " ‘, ’Wt P ulP................. 50 lbs-
¿ ‘i? ea '
P ro to n ............... 100 lbs
To Serve You!
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$3«35
$3.00
SI.25
S1.80
.<3.60
T. W. Zenier
Get Ready
v'ith Convenient
Economical Transportation
From Brookings ,
NORTH BOUND
k
,
Meal............................... 100 lbs. $5.15
0 fu Lne of bulk and package seeds, clover
S>f ‘' "(r t^icers, sprays, dusts, salt, say, straw,
mtah brooders, cracked and ground corn and
hrtn supplies.
WE DELIVER
River Feed & Seed Company
, ^oor io Builder, Supply Company
Ri' er
California
PHONE 183
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’*-v and O ats................... 100 lbs. $3.90
‘y .,er ................................... 100 lbs. $3.$5
dehydrated molasges) 5() lbs S2.50
......................... 100 lbs. $4.65
STO RE
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T. S. ABBOTT, Agent
Vincent Building
Brookings
GREYHOUND
for spring and sum m er driving
Let us tune your engine with
our m odern equipm ent. Brake
re-lining and H ydraulic over
hauling our specialty.
TEXACO PRODUCTS
RICHMOND TIRES
B R O O K IN G S
GARAGE
Claude Goldizen
George Darling
Next Door to Brookings Market