Brookings-Harbor pilot., September 11, 1947, Page 7, Image 7

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mis 29th day of August, 1947
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Dora E. Beaulieu. Dist. Clerk; Herbert Payne, Chr. Directors
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C^ im ittee. this 29th day of August. 1947.
ALWAYS FRESH!
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Bowman, Gold Beach, first; Vir­
second; A. C. Thompsons,
ginia Knox, Gold Beach; Addie River,
Harbor, third.
Bowamn, Gold Beach, third.
Lot 3. Apples. Gertrude Zu­
Lot 30. Green Peas. Addie Bow­
man, Gold Beach, first; W. E. mali, Sixes, first; Alice Bowman.
Beach, second; Mrs. A. H.
CofY man, Ophir, second; Ben i Gold
Boice, Langlois, third.
¡3. Radishes. Katie Don- McKernan, Brookings, third.
Denmark, first; M. Bar-
Lot 31. Potatoes. W. E. Coff­ I Lot 4. Miscellaneous. Ada Capps
Ophir. second.
man, Ophir, first; A. C. Thomp­ of Sixes, first; Herman Koblen-
Garlic. Mike Rigik, of son, Harbor, second; Tim Timeus, zar. Ophir, second; W. Sibley,
Gold Beach, third.
Pistol River, third.
irst and second.
Lot 5. Honey. Inez Briggs, of
«. Dry Beans. Elma Is- DIVISION C—HORTICULTURE
Gold Beach.
hstol River, first; Nellie
Lot 1, Small Fruits. Jim Todd. Cut Flower Section.
arbor, second; Ada Capps, Gold Beach, first; P. R. Lantz,
Lot 1, Gladioli. Y’ida Walker,
bird.
Sixes, second; Clarence Brooks, Pistol River, first; Dorothy Knox,
Celery. Marie Barring- Langlois, third.
Gold Beach, second; W. Sibley,
hir, first.
Lot 2, large Fruits. Ada Capps,
29. String Beans. Alice Sixes, first; Vida Walker, Pistol Gold Beach, third.
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Your plate may be worn
Lot 2, Dahlias. Gertrude Zu-
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home the same day the
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.Harbor, second; Robert Curry,
I Gold Beach, third.
same day teeth are ex­
Lot 4. Asters. Gertrude Zu­
mali, Sixes, first and second; Mrs.
tracted. An old denture
C. .11. Young. Gold Beach, third. I
Lot 5. Best Floral Basket. Ed-1
can often be re-made at
na Zumali. Sixes, first; W ilm a1
Walker. Pistol River, second;1
a less expense.
Florence Adolphsen. Port Orford,
,third.
No appoint needed for
Lot 6. Mixed Bouquet. Gert­
rude Zumalt, Sixth, first; Alice
out-of-town patients.
Bowman, Gold Beach, second;
Gertrude Zumalt, Sixes, third.
Lot 7, Sweet Peas. Mrs.. Hoyt
Thompson. Denmark, first; W.
Sibley, Gold Beach, second; Mrs.
Brookings. Oregon
('entrai Building
Hoyt Thompson, third).
Lot 8, Carnations. Wilma Malk
t r. Pistol River, first.
Lot 9. Roses. Mrs. John Don­
aldson. Denmark, first; Nat P er­
kins, Port Orford, second.
Class IV’ Potted Plants.
Lot 2. Begonias. Wilma Walk­
er, Pistol River, first.
Lot 3, Cereniums. Ethel Mont­
gomery, Port Orford, first.
Class V Bulbs.
Lot 2. DafTodils. W. G. Pear-;
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mine. Harbor, first and second;
Mr. Abbott, Gold Beach, third.
Lot 4. Easter Lilies J. E. Bush,
.'Harbor, first; W E. Coffman,,'
T. W. Zenier
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.Ophir, second; Clarence Zumalt. I
' Sixes, third,
Izit 5, Tulips, Mrs John Don-'
laldson, Denmark, first.
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\ DIVISION D Home Food Prod., ing for Gold Beach, where hr
had been called for jury duty !
Class 1 Canned Goods—
Lot 1. Canned Fruits. Edna at this term of court.
Zumalt. Sixes, first; Nellie Bush,I
Harbor, Second; Edna Zumalt, j For your every insurance need
'third.
Mens Broadcloth
See Pete Lesmeister Agency.
Lot 2. Canned Vegetables. Ed-,
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na Zumalt. Sixes, first; Nellie
For quicker result», you must
¡Bush. Harbor, second; Lina R athJ use Pilot Classified Advertising!
sizes 34 to 40
Gold Beach, third.
Lot 3. Canned Meats. Addie
and
Bowman, Gold Beach. first; Claraj
Mens Small. Medium. Large
LeClair. Gold Beach, second; Mrs. t
Complete Sets of
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W. J. Durant, Port Orford, third, i
Headquarters
Lot 4. Canned Sea Food. Addie j
Bowman. Gold Beach, first; Dor-,-
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othy Timeus. Pistol River, second j
Lot 5. Assortment of six jars.)
and Sinks
For Every
Nellie
Bush.
Harbor.
Harbor,
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first and second; Evelyn Sweet,
Sixes.
NEW ( AMERAS
Class 3 Miscel. Preserved.
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Lot 1 Jelly. Florence Adolph-j
Now* In S tock1
sen. Port Orford, first; Mrs, Ike,
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Smith, Gold Beach, second; Mrs. ¡1
Film
Docja Sweet, Sixes, third.
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Lot 2. Jam. Mrs. Ike Smith,
Careful a n ; Com .tL rut*
¡Gold Beach, first; Ruth Donald­
son, Denmark, second; Nellie
Bush, Harbor, third.
is always performed by
Lot 4. Conserves. Che ri Knox,
IIrooking*, Oregon
Gold Beach, first; Mrs. Zome
Crockett, Pistol Rover, second;
“H A L L M A R K ”
.*5 ? e Oive S.&H. Green Saving Stamps
Nellie Bush, Harbor, third..
Licenced under the laws of Ore­
Greeting Cards
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Pickles
and
Relishes.
gon by examination. Located at
“ Door to Postoffice, Brookings, Oregon
Evelyn Sweet, Sixes, first; Inez Nook ' Cafe Bldg Brookings.
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Winners M any
lid Beach
Dentistry . .
In D enture Work, the stro n g and
B eautiful ACRYLIC plate is sup­
erior to any d enture ever made.
Mens
testers
$1.95
To
DR.
$7.95
M ens Cotton Plaid
SH IRTS . . .
$2.49
J.
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STEVENSON
Chetco Drug Co.
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R E X A 1.1. S T O R E
Ready To Serve You Always
lens Dress and W ork
25c t« 78c
S horts ........
Kl(-j. U n d e r s h ir ts ...
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SHOP
75c
59c
Bath Room
G I E T S !
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Moore’s Variety
And A pparel Shop
J. J. G allagher
W atchm aking
Henry Z. H orst
Me Vincents