’DAY. sept J n t f . S E P T .
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ety & Ai
syshel Bui
1947
iith River
Fresh )|a
Shop
18,
trte Dairymen voted to
operative creamery at
[meeting. held here, and
by a large delegation
.... wh expressed their
KS to sign up to form
rrative creamery when
__the plant from
m State Creamery Co.,
close down and cease
„ locally, Sept 30. The'
at this meeting were
ondaro. manager of the
Co-operative Creamery
Maggetti, president of
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BPnA V TV ,'g
the co-operative association, who
explained the manner in which
the Petalum a Creamery is oper
ated. A working committee was
appointed at this meeting to go
ahead to take necessary steps
to form the co-operative, and
purchase the Smith River plant.
Comprising this committee are
Clarence Westbrook, Lester Ul
rich, Rich McNamara, Robert
Maris, Henry’ Westbrook Jr. Ali
ve r Bailey and Nis Jepson.
George Sedlock, 19-year-old
youth, is being held in Del Norte
county jail on charges of as
sault, with a deadly weapon, with
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ow In Sto
Super Spf6;
P'Jttchroiwi’tc
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WATCH
FOR OPENING DATE
Foils,
rolls 16oci
IphVij
ookings,
Launderatt
SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY
Our Opening
in our new hom e a t the
. Gallas
CRISSEY BUILDING
OREGON
We Hope To Open Early Next Week
W atch This Space For Our
GRAND
OPENING
WILLIAMSON BAKERY
THE FIRST OBLIGATION TO US
Bill W ard Clothing Store
“ B ringing Brookings The B est”
Soon Will Have Complete Line of
SUNBEAM
LUMBINGI
wsday Sept. t9
invite your continued patronage
at “The Fam ily S tore”
mith’s Dept Store
0 Mrs. Harry 2, Smith
School Days are
HERE AGAIN !
Still Have Plenty Time To Get All Those
School Clothes Cleaned, and Ready!
Fast, Quality Workmanship
Woolens, Silks, Knits, Drapes, Curtains and
blankets!!
' ’ N BE CLEANED—
"LEAN IT!
‘"»aners
'dngs, Ore.
“W orld's F in est C lim ate''
mtent to commit murder, follow J
Ixx*al News Items
ed to Eugene this week Mrs Nel-
mg a quarrel with his stepfather.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hawk and son ls a daughter of the Bray-
Albert Mellon, operator of the
cabinet shop near the feed store son Kenneth, of Eugene, were tO1?S/
u
son ,o i ? Ir'
here. The youth was taken into house guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. L
. . .
,
an<J Mrs. R. E. Simmons, is here
custody by Sheriff Charles Glover ,,
. > on last week. They were again with his parents. He re-
and Deputy Bill Mooney, who
tiiends
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard cently returned from a job in
made the arrest. The youth was
lx>und over to the superior court Nelson and children who return- \\ ashington.
bv Justice of the Peace Chapman.
.Palmer Westbrook en
tertained a group of little play
mates of the twins, Jennie and
Johnny, who celebrated their 3rd
birthday Sept. 9. The little folks
Which Depends on a few minor details!
enjoyed a jolly time togethe*-,
with refreshments of ice cream
and two large birthday cakes,
beautifully decorated. An angel
food cake for Jenny, and a choc
olate cake for Johnny. The fol
lowing were present: Melody and
John Ferrill, Jan and C a r o l
Hight, Sharon Clemens, Pamela
Barnum, Doris Wells, the trip
lets, Jane. Joan and Owen West
brook, Kay Westbrook and Rich
ard Westbrook.
Miss Evelyn Thomas, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs Carl Thomas,
returned to her classes at Smith
Next Door to Coos-Curry Electric Co-operative
River school Monday, following
a week when she suffered se
verely from poison oak.
Mrs. Phronia Hursh of Oregon
City, accompanied ber grand
son, Frank Bolen, on his return
trip here from a vacation north.j
Mrs. Hursh is enjoying a visit'
with her sisters. Mrs. Eddie West-
is to always have best the market afford9 in way
! brook. Mrs. Ada Hursh. and Mrs.
of clothing for men and hoys, plus the service
i Everett Woodruff.
Miss Betty Tyler, who spent
for the famous Fashion Frocks.
the summer with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Tyler, lett
Friday for Arcata where she en
rolled at Humboldt State Col-
j lege for the year.
Miss Jean Alva Brown, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown,
who has been employed at the
Crag Lumber Co. office, resigned
her position and has left for Ber-j
keley, where she will enroll in
her junior year at University of i
California.
Tourist Suffers A
Stroke. Tuesday
Nine E ttinson, of le a v e n w o rth ,,
K ansas, w hile enjoying h reak-
j fast at the G rayshel re s ta u ra n t,
T uesday m orning, suffered a p a r
aly tic stro k e and was rushed to
‘S easide hospital by Dr. A. O.
I Schm itt, who w as summ oned.
Mr. and Mrs. E ttinson arriv ed
I in tow n Monday evening, and a t
the re sta u ra n t, began ta lk in g to
H. W K retzm eier, whom th ey
asked il they could get a room
because they did not wish to
¡d riv e on in the fog th a t evening.
Mr. K retzm eier took them to th e
Young H otel In ap p reciatio n ,
the E ttinson« asked Mr. K re tz
m eier to b rea k fa st.
During Breakfast, Mr. E ttin
son attracted Mr. Kretzmeier*«
attention when, all of a sudden,
his elbow brushed a plate from
the table. He couldn't talk ex-
< ept in mumbling tones, and Mr.
K retzm eier summoned Dr. A.
;O. Schmitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Ettinson, retired
merchants, were on an extended
auto trip, the first they had ever
had. They had traveled through
* Canada, and all scenic spots of •
; their fancy before coming here.
They were en route south, ex-1
f peering to see many spots in
California.
SMALL APPLIANCES
Fowler and W estinghouse •
W ATER HEATERS
W estinghouse and Victor
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BROOKINGS ELECTRIC
And Radio Company
V. A. Mendenhall Sr.
Grayshel Building
Don’t fail to see “Pete” if you contemplate
purchasing real estate!
See Classified Section for BETTER BIAS!
Pete J. Lesm eister, Realtor
Real Estate And Insurance
Crissey Building
Brookings, Oregon
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Painting
PAPER HANGING
SIGN PAINTING
Latest Styles in Wallpaper.
Jack Connolly
Olsen Lane
Harbor, Oregon
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Brookings, Oregon
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That Leaky Faucet
That New Home
Repaired!
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Templar Hotel Bldg.
Brookings, Oregon