Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, December 04, 1947, Image 4

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Brookings-Harbor pilot., December 04, 1947, Page 4, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextBROOKINGS-HARBQR PILOT, Brookings, Oregon World’s Finest Climate $M to ItttUS Is Coming To Brookings! TKACTOH V 5 .2 0 The draw er pops open and a bell rings Just like the big ones. For The First Time With MR. and MRS. CHEST It’t a Whopper CASH KM.ISTEIt he plans to spend a few weeks with relatives. REPORTS DUE NOW! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lovell and All who wish to take advan baby daughter moved Tuesday tage of the chain store offer for fives to sevens should get their report to Mrs. Stafford before Monday, Dec. 8. At that time a report will be finished and sent in so that the chain stores may know how to order. Be sure boxes are clean, dry and in a well-aired place, that they are uniformly packed in multiples of fives, bulbs are not sprouted, boxes labeled on each end, and that you have signed up for the correct number. At This Moderate Price Report all other sizes on hand to sell at the same time and in the same way. An effort is be ing made by Brown Bros. Farms and others to do all they can. Some substantial orders h a v e been received, although details cannot be published as yet. This is a chance to retrieve a few- of your dollars and work. — May T. Stafford. In The Mailbox ¿T w ith choke o4 B ulldozer o r S aow Plow A b ean tlfu l to y of fin est q u ality steel. E v en has » d river. Pieces M r. and Mrs. Cl ^ ^ m i r r o r , chest, bed. flight stand Completely Fitted T O IL E T C A S E Handsome sheepskin leather rnse with beautiful matched fittings __ everything he needs. Three-side zip per dosing. She’ll Go Into Action . . . J Give ’Er Lotto Traction I C LIM BIN G TKACTUK 79« A lot of toy fo r little money. Will climb up and over sm all obstacles. H e re s a Keel C u tie/ O rg a n d y p o lk a d o t d re s s an d m atching bonnet. G orgeous mov in g ©yes, glam orous laahes and lu x u r io u s c u rls . S h e 's e ig h te e n Inches t a l l Seymours for the Thanksgiving holiday were Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Bell and John C. Abbott, father of Mrs. Seymour. Mrs. John Wilber and two children spent the weekend here visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Payne. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Payne took them hack to their home in Cave Junction, Sunday aternoon. The Misses Helen Payne and Merlie Baum gartner accompanied the group that far, taking the bus from there to Ashland w’here they are students at the Southern Ore gon College. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wright are the proud parents of a fine baby daughter, born at their home Sunday evening, November 30th. Dr. Schmitt was in attend ance. Edwin (Sonny) Chapman left last week for New Mexico where I hink of it . . . the very newest bedroom^ at this low price! Hendrick’s brings yon I outstanding style value as a demonstrate its leadership. The extra drawer space is I one of the many features that will maket tall in love with this fine suite. Easy ter® course. Hendricks FURNITURE COMPANY Johnson Building Brookings, 0: must that fihi & h S -»Ti P ittsburgh P aint / / s f S v K i MA k XS the O ld home lcoh \Ll>E NElV/ HERE’S SOME GOOD NEW A Carnage Little ’’Mothers” W ill Take Great Pride In Fit for the Grandest Doll to Ride In Pat and Ben Kerns Folding HOLE 4 A ltItlA G K 1». I.( Brooi t Mouse P?int f-'cy Can Buy! P^nt enriched with "Vito Keeps ^ntsh /ne. tough, O t is '’ Folds and locks Just like th e big ones. Has b rak es and ru b b er tires R eally elegant I Gallon $3.11 Pittsb u rg h W allh id e G en u in e-,tl and pigm ent paint . R »m* ma» be used th e tam e day th a t th e m . F la t nr semi-g! sn Chetco Home & Auto Supply Company H e Give S & H Green Stamps Store Hours Until Christmas: Monday through Friday: 8 a. m. to Saturday: S a. m. to S n. m H e have the warmest Christmas preset’*’ your family or friends. See our fine sHw Gallon $3.83 O u lck , Easy P a in tin g I It • r..«v to do ao « c e tle n t jo b p nun g »n o d w ork car fu rn .t ire wt “ W tte ra p a r one-coat, ouick-dr enam el Hudson Bay ............. Ino W ool 72 X 90 inchei 1 cut. Irr Weit ¡es. F’orhirie for Floors U«e it oo mu! t-cp« < , in rta l Also suitable w en t Ii:u,le«Ma. k d r y ,a * . t x t - * , and «tattle Quart $1.61 fu rry County Lumber Co. Indian Blankets ................ 61 X 76 inches (Assorted Colors)