September 25, 1947
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS
■ supply yearly 10-15 million ft. of
- tim ber forever. However, there
is qu an tities of local tim ber that
is owned by individuals which
will last for a num ber of years,
theil Obye, supervisor of
"We are thankful," Mr. Obye
’ National Forest, G ra n ts continued: “because we have only
himself a Rotarian, w as had only seven fires in the Sisk-
at the noon luncheon, ( iyou forest this year. None of
of the local club, an d these w ere allowed to reach any
j how the forest serv- proportions where actual damage
inned its work re g a rd - «’as done. You must remember
ads. and sale of n atio n al th a t th ere still is danger for bad
, forest fires. Records show th at
. •
two or three bad ones started.
• explaining w y
- jro n jcaj]v on gept. 26. We hope
a W had been m ade up
%jg f;) P
»««*
hetco, J r .
•
H. L. Abramson, of Idaho Falls,
; he upper Chetco bridge, i * * 0;
>n h u home city,
was a visitor, and told something
wnri tor lim ner g o v ern s , . . ,
, “
X e rv ic e policy of build- of • > » » " » » « * canvas p ro d u c t..
esi wivti i
j
m anufacturing. He is visiting
h*
he told
told th e C1UK I n M r. and Mrs. John H o g a i o!d
of this area. th e new friends of th at area.
had holdings in the u p p er
region, and with an eye
permanence, the fo rest
was to locate p erm anent
jb that direction.
J E ditor, P ilo t: The executive
forest service divides its board of the Parent-Teachers as-
■ry into ‘working circles,’ j sociation wishes to say that all
fa the Siskiyou is m ade up constructively-minded taxpayers
»st Supervisor
,rv Speaker
OREGON
“W orld’s Finest C l i m a t e " P a p e
of that Idaho City. Mr. A bram
son is a m anufacturer of can-
\a s products.
Pilot Classifieds Get Results!
/ cion Plastics Por Beach Play
Mix Lemon Juke
AT HOME
TO Rr llEVE
PAINS
Money b ack—"if this recipe fails
Mnny of the thousands o f folks who hwvw
been taking lemon Juice fo-
eum allc pain
— have t.iund th a t by acU-. i« two table-
spoenful* of Allenru to one tablespoonful
of le n ii':. Juice in a glass of water, they get
faster relief for the aches and pains caused
by the gouty phases of rheum atism , neu
ritis and lumbago Allenru is a 20 year old
prescription mane Just to relieve aucii symp
toms Costs little at druggists.
BACI AGA«
y wir «M
In The Mailbox:
one of which is the area | must vote to exceed the 6%
r,f ibe etntn A tv n rk ' lim ltntirtn nt thn Kphnnl nlnntinn
part of the sta te . A v o rk lim ita tio n a t the school < h et ion
de is given the p atro n ag e
[ion to the urgency of de-
on timber. As yet th is
Bj circle hasn’t shown u r-
to demand more money
favorirti
r»~i_» i v i
, ..
.
.
.
on terests of the Brookmgs-Hartor
. . . .
i Will H ave C om plete Line of
SUNBEAM
'M rs. Bertha Moore Was
Surprised, 79th Birthday
SMALL APPLIANCES
Fowler and Westinghouse
WATER HEATERS
Westinghouse and Victor
RADIOS
BROOKINGS ELECTRIC
And Radio Company
and Mrs. Don'
Masset, Mr. and Mrs. John Two-
n>R an(J Rennip
Mr and M|>j
Roy Hendry Mrs> Sue Benham,
Missouri
Morgan
and
Ralph!
Moore, H arbor and Mr. and Mrs.
.V erne Funk of Torrence, Calif. |
CIGAR
2 for 15c
It yowr d 9o l»r h o*/» o<
Job» t u t k in I , m it o »o
< ling0M»in n, wwiin.il.t J
Friends of Bertha Moore, last
week, surprised her with a "pound
i shower” on her 70th birthday.
Cake, straw berries, and coffee
¡were served. Present to observe
J the event included: Betty Swan-
j son, Hannah Smith and Naomi
Cassell of Crescent City; Mrs.
Pansy McElwee of G rants Pass;
I Mr. and Mrs. Forest Dunham of
¡Smith River; Dr. and Mrs. C. II.
I B a r n e s. Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
¡Thompson, Mrs. Laura Vincent, of Idaht
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Woodriff, ing Mr.
Cora Mae Miller. Mr. and Mrs. gan this
Barney Mathews. Mr. and Mrs. of long
Grant Powell, Mr. and Mrs. L.¡Mrs. II<
W. E. Wolfe
Brookings, Oregon
T ^ m medical authorities, who ought to
tw a
has so constructed and physi-
Woman th a t in manv cases she's
certain distressing symptoms
r, *i‘e- For instance, when she enters
'~<r during the menopause, the
r
, n IcrtiUty ebbs away.
»V/ k cn certain days’ of the month—fe-
iimcuonal monthly disturbances are
ri-d 7 ’? iuffpr from pain, nervous dis-
■ f • tired, cranky, you snap at
&’-d husband—then do try Lydia
± tv», i 's
, ptabie Compound to relieve
•iW-onis. i t s famous lor tills purpose.
KO EXTRA
RAIL FARE!
Better Service, More Often, to More Places
For short or long trips . . . G reyhound’s the convcn-
u n t, economical way to go’ Schedules are tim<*d to
fit vour travel needs. Here are the buses leaving
daily f . - n
ESPECIALLY For Girls and Women
x j " ', . c uipnund Dors more than relieve
r,r-'7.'
Pain. It also relieves accom-
r-r L u tension, irritability and weak.
C ngs—when due to this cause.
•
tr.y thruout the month — this
■t -. .ne helps build up resistance
- .v d distress. A thing any sensible
5
w'ant to do!
barn’s Compound is also very
- L • rr aeve hot flashes and those funny,
lings during the years 38 to
to the functional ‘middle-age'
kJ.
10 Wcmeh.
s Cump^und is w o rth tryin g !
X* Z 7 > -
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P. V E G E T A B L E
>
Best and Biggest
Miss Eugenia Moore has gone
to Ashland w here she enrolled
at Southern Oregon College of
Education for the fall term. She
underw ent a tonsileetomy during
her vacation between quarters. ’
A w ater main was laid by the
Brookings W ater Co. from the!
Studio Building, south to the
new laundry building late last
week. The laundry will be o|x.*n
shortly.
PERFECT
OMAN HOOD ?
S
R uskin
Local News Items
THERE SUCH A THING AS
g
i
bave our criticism and c0<per. Thompson: Mr.
. j.
. u i community.
ation be of a constructive nature.
sed on a sustained yield,
The school board
and teaching, Don>t negk,ct to vot(. jt
yQur
Mngs-Harbor circle cam staff need the cp-operation of respongibjliy Mrs A p H<?n
dricks,
president;
Bernadine
Steele, vice-president; Mrs. Geo.
Widney, seertary and Mrs. Wm.
Burrell, treasurer.
A. Mendenhall Sr. ..
o*hel Building
, .
Colorful \ elon plastics for heachwvar and for scenic lutckdrops
weire features of the 1947 photographers’ model contest at Kent State
F rid a y evening at 7.30 at th e University in Ohio. Willie MacKnight wears a Firestone Velon cape
scrool house if w-e are to have and a Contro elastic yarn bathing suit in this summer scene,
the standard school th at we w a n t! ......................................... ....................................................................................
for our children and the bertI t a - |w
, hU , |mi, bu,
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Mr and Mrs. Bob'
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jo c u n d
,. R O O K I N K S
NORTHBOUND—Coos Bay and Portland
f env*» Brookings ..................12:18 a. m.
Leave Brookings .................10.03 a. m.
SOUTHBOUND—E ureka and San
Jjeav«- Brookings ................ 3:52 a. m.
) e a :e Brookings
....... 0:19 a. m.
T S. A BOTT, Agent
Bus Depot
1:48 p. ni.
7:22 p. m .;
Francisco
11:5b a. m .;
8:48 p. m.
Brookings
GREYHO U N D
When you go eaat you
m ight ns well get all you
can for your money. And
i t ’s p retty hard to find a
bigger bargain than this:
O n y o u r ro u n d trip
ticket to Chicago, N ew
York an d moat o th e r
eastern cities you can go
or return via California
for not lc more rad fare
th a n y o u 'd p a y to go
straight east and back.
See San Francisco, Loa
Angeles and the colorful
south west. Go one way,
return another. See twice
as much at no additional
ticket cost.
SP
The frie n d ly
Southern P acific
Bee your nearest 8. P. agent,
or write J. A. Ormandy, GPA,
6 tt Pacific Bldg, Portland.