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Page Four I A/Mil I jO ld l BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON “World’s Finest Climate” ■ZHCRSD ay , SEP” TVziwo Itrxm o !dent and Mrs. O rm an E. Ells- James are at Arcata, where they l i t r e s IlC lllb worth and Elder Griffith of the are enrolled at Humboldt State Topaz Rebekah Lodge Awful Fresh Matf. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Barton Northern California Mission from College. Mr. Brammer attended Met Tuesday Evening The first September meeting of are the parents of a 6 lb., 9-oz. I San Francisco. Mr. Baxter is the college before in Montana., daughter, born early Sunday at president of the local church of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. "Dude” I opaz Rebekah lodge w’as held Seaside hospital.. T h e y have Latter Day Saints. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner have moved to the Bud Tuesday evening at the IOOF named the young miss Vicki Lynn. Baxter also had as recent dinner McVay house at the mouth of hall, with Noble Grand Beth Si 1 an<l U bs, One would hesitate predicting ■ guests, President Henry E. Wil- the Chetco, from Brookings. This mon presiding. th° future of the young lady, but! hams, district manager, and his is almost a home-coming for Mr. Rita Tierce reported that part! when they realize that her great-¡wife, two elders and tw'o lady Gardner as he and his brother, 1 of the linoleum for the kitchen' grandmother, Smith, is I missionaries, all of Eureka, and Fletcher, ran a hotel, store and had arrived and that curtains * , Goldie VIV1UIV V. M ilUkll, IO •••• . v-.v. n A L fm o c f/.r i I C L L i r v h ih n I n ft n ri T r illo n c tn flir n a t h a t ln A a tin M postmaster at O Brookings, her! Elders John Lott u and Dale Co- n postoffice at t that location from lad been hemmed by Millie P e t-1 paternal grandmother, Goldie’zier of Crescent City. Most of the 1904-1918. Crossing of the river jerson, ready to hang. It was de- Swearingen, is clerk at the same group enjoyed a huckleberry trip was made at a location of the I cided to to have a work party! office; her great-great-aunt, Har the next day present bridge, and also up the this lriday, Sept. 19, to clean1 riet E. Payne is Harbor postmas Mr. and Mrs, John Mello have river at E. — L. ------- Miller r place, -- the — — ---- the main hall. All Rebekahs who! ter and her maternal grand had as recent house guests his which, for many years, was call can come at this time are asked Grayshel mother, Kathryn Reekman, is brother-in-law and sister, Mr. <?d "Ferry Ranch” until the bridge to come at 9:30 a. m. with some clerk at that office, her destiny and Mis. Paul Fincher of San was built. thing for pit luck. will have something to do with Francisco, and Mr. and Mrs. Har-. Miss Phyllis Huffman and Miss Agnes Darger and Mercedes the mail (male). ry Holliway of Richmond, where Merlie Baumgartner l e f t last Phillips were in charge of the Recent house guests of Mr.jMr. Holliway j s sergeant on the week for Fresno and Selma. Calif. "Good of the Order” and they and Mrs. George Baxter were force. The group made a They are entering college at the trip to Crater Lake while here respective places. Both graduat held a practice of some of the Apostle John A. Widstoe, and his 1 «. Now In Rebekah work, then conducted nvii as taking iar as well in the ocean and ed last year at Brookings. a "What’s the Name of That river fishing. Super Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bolin re Song” contest. Winners of the Friends here have received an- turned to their home at Har contest were Mildred Drake, Beth ! nouncements telling of the birth bor last week ater spending sev Simon and Adelia Hassett. ! of twins to Mr. and Mrs. Chester eral months at Glendale. Refreshments of sandwiches, Sizes 127, 120, K , Jackson, of Reedsport, at the Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Leming Kaiser hospital, North Bend, on have moved from the Baxter olives, and coffee were served by 616, and 35 Sept. 8. The babies are Chester cabins to the former Reed house Adelia Hassett, Mildrd Drake, Mary Hassett and Lilly Coffman. III, eight pounds and 11 ounces, above Harbor. . 25-It rolls, 8ma and Kathie Lee, four pounds and Shur-Line fire protection for Subscribe to the Pilot today! 100-ft rolls lfe® 15 ounces’ *d r‘ Jackson was a ; large or small buildings. See Har well-known Harbor resident, the .vey, the Shur-Stop man, Studio family formerly owning the now Building, Brookings. . Ellis Garcia place on Jacks Creek.! Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Bower re- and Mrs. Emil Edwardson returned turned to their home at Big Brookings, last week from several weeks Creek, Calif., after looking after C A M E R A Oregon State Law requires all trip which took her to Ashland their bulb harvest here, H e a d q u a rte rs and then to Sacramento where Donald Payne arrived Tues- trucks to have mud flaps. We she visited her father. day from San Diego for a visit have them— Why sleep with one eye and with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 20x30-inch ................. $5.75 ear open? When the Shur-Stop Henry Payne and other relatives.1 A fu ll line F o r E very watchman on the wall or ceiling Shur-Stop—the fire bulb with 20x36-inch ................. $6.00 O C C A S I O N o f F am o u s will fill that service 24 hours the one-two punch in the first per day. 365 days per year? See round- See Harvey, Box 188, at DUTCH N E W CAM ERAS Harvey, Shur-Stop expert, Box Studio Bldg., Brookings. R OY 188. Brookings, or Studio bldg. Misses Mignor Carmichael, Now In Stock1 P A IN T S FILM Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reagan left Myr t*e , Porter and Mildred Shaf- the latter part of the week Bill ' ' oi Pu8ene were week-end vis- F ilm N o w In to go to California where he is ,tors Mrs' William Hut’y who F I L M S to c k a t We Give S. d H. Green entering Stanford University, and n?ak‘ng an extended visit at Mrs. Reagan to go to Lakeview jH?e *]ome of her sister, Mrs. Tom Savings Stamps on Sales to visit her family until her hus- Newton, <ni “ of Harbor. J,,u " A few dollars invested—thous band can find a place for her PLUMBING! ands saved with the automatic to live, near the university. Brookings, Oregon fireman the wall. Call on Har- .<•»»» the on Shur-Stop » hu# Mr. <ind Mrs. J , W. Gardner . 1 1 » vey, man. Box; “ H A L L -M A R K ” G r e e tin g C a r d s OOertm, Clnrrnro m Kans., arrived Wednesday to visit ‘ larence Brammer and Tommy hcr daughtcrs Mrs r„m Newton and Mrs. William Huey. Chocolates ». a a ! / < ’ a . ( m MOORE Variety & \pj m Shop film 1 GIFT SHOP MUD FLAPS Ralph Vii P A I N T XI G IF T S ! Chetco Home & Auto Supply Co, J. G. Gallai Me Vincents Sanitary fHarktt SALE On All Ladies SUMMER To° Lale To AassOy C o m p lete L ine o f For sale: 1947 Travelite all- m e t a l . 27-ft Tandem trailer- house • Nelson dolly) used less than 3 mo. Butane stove, 6-ft. j Frigidaire, electric h o t water heater, inlaid linoleum Venetian, blinds, fluorescent lights, plneyt of built-ins. Varnished w o o d work, Sleeps 4. Can be seen at I Glen Sumner residence. • Girls School h R E S S E S H à c rc will "fire” strike n e x tf Good intentions won’t pay your loss. Insurt today with Pete Les- metster Agency. Dresses $6.*75 Values to $12.75, N O " . . In Gan Prints and Plain Colors Cucumbers for pickling and other vegetables. R. J. Stoken, 'a mi. north of town. 29-2* $1.95 to $.195 a SEWING to r sale 8 sks steamed bone " meal. $25. See Mr. Hanner, at 1 ’u. Barnes residence, 4 mi. so. Brookings. • NEEDS Kick-rack braid, all colors ~~bias tape, all colors and blanket binding. Crochet Threads and Yarns. Too! new dress materials just arrived * Moore’s Variety And Apparel Shop n ‘ (• • '« S .& H . G reen S a v in g Stamps N e x t D oor to Postoffice, B ro o k in g s, O re g o n , For sale: Allen med. oil heater almost new, $20 less than cost (I have 2» C. A. Spooner, Smith River. Calif. i For Sale: quantity of dimen- j sion s4s lumber 11 rolls roof ing; centrifugal pump. Wiscon sin gas engine 3 hp; Sun Flame oil heater; battery radio set; about 100 lbs nails; 15 sheets H inch plywood, quantity of 1 to m I inch pipe and 3-0x6-8 front door. Chas. E. Wiedrick, 1st place this side of Lopez Creek on left on old hwy 101. Will also sell 5 a., too. t No Sat. calls). • . Pick out your Christmas cards at the Pilot, at low prices. “QUALITY MEATS- COURTEOUS SERVICE' TRY O U R STEAK# LLOLD E. MOORE G a r d n e r B ld g . N e x t to Get Your SCHOOL SH O ES Now! A re H e re A t L a s t— S h o p F c ~’ o f sizes a r e com plete- Brook’" Shoe Repair? B . J . GoulF
