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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, Brookings, Oregon
Ians for
tly look
end. The
• will be
co Com-
is spun*
Evelyn Essley as taken
Seaside hospital as she
*x*came ill after being brought
horne Wlth her infant daughter,
Ir *s reP°rtpd ’hat she will have
to r,,rnain there for an indefinite
period, as an operation may be
inson of necessary.
jests at I The entire Harbor community
ic for a was shocked by the death ot Mrs.
Mary Van Pelt at Portland, Sat- '
if regis- urday. Mary as she was a f fee- J
* in the tionately known by her legion of ‘
ay and friends, will be missed by all who J
t presi- knew' her. She was a charter i’
he reg- member of Chetco Grange, a 1
msually member of Topaz Rebekah lodge *
desire and of Harbor Community club,
by the and took an active part in all of 1
Brook- these organizations. There are
Variety few people that it can be said <•
>;t Of- that no one had ever said a spok- j
>>n bad word about, but Mary be- v
Thursday, April
f. There will also be special mrsic has been planned
11 and skits from various units. The An advertisement
noon luncheon will be served by appears elsewhere
2 the Ophir ladies. Any profits go
y to the building fund to help fi-
3 nance Ophir’s new Grange Hall.
I Tickets for the luncheon may be
* purchased at the Extension of
fice, or from any member of the
County Council. Council mem
bers are: Helen Fain, Langlois;
Cam eras
Docia Sweet, Sixes; Norma
Thomas, Port Orford; Mabel
Adam, Ophir; Alma Russell, Gold
Beach; Martha Harbin, Brook
ings! and Ruth Bathiany, Harbor.
Be sure to get your luncheon
ticket by Monday, April 19 so the
Ophir ladies will know how many
plates to plan.
Brookings
You are urged to attend the
Okie Tyme Dance being held o n !
Friday, April 18. Sponsors of this,1
affair claim this is not to be the
run-of-th-mill type of event, but
HALLMARK-
Cards
Accredited PIANO Teacher
Studio Building
Brookings, On
MALL MODEL 7
mote jobs, at less cost per job, than any other farm
GASOLINE ENGINE CHAIN SA
, more comfortable, safer and easier to operate. Let
I to go ex
L i of a ll
I bulbs,
ration on your farm, using your equipment.
W IN TER D R IV IN G . The
Jeep" has traction
getting through deep drifts or sudden thaws
it gets around over soft, muddy ground
ks a path for other vehicles. With snow plow
bed. It quickly clears driveways or barnyards.
u~ u suvevssruny attcr a few instructions. Mows down
timber up to and including trees 12 feet in diameter. (
ting chain swivels for any agle cut. Automatic stall-pi
dutch keeps engine running when saw chain is jana
Quick detachable idler is easily removed if saw is jamr
in cut, immediately available in 18-inch to 12-foot cutt
u.Mti.ies. Also pneumatic and electric models, and ch
sharpener.
MALL ( HAIN SAW € 0
7 0 MARKET A N D BACK.
S. R. H I NT, D istrib u to r
B»i! Jones, Brookings Ajient
works the year around as tow t
— hauling livestock or produce
bringing supplies back to th<
clogged, ice-glared or muddy
problem.
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of the
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k here. F
ra n eith er
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thouse,
rruists in
Grootendor
I little d iffi,
f endeared
of those
( ® contact
to ¡earn hi
* were to
1 *111 h u r r
dentistry
CHORES. Grinding feed is ju
In Denture Work, the strong a
of the many winter chores made easiei
the Universal "Jeep". Its power-take-off
Beautiful ACRYLIC plate is su
ates all kinds of belt-driven farm euuir
erior to any denture ever made,
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Your plate may be woi
i f f THi 4-W HfEl-DRlVi
home the same day tl
Tisdale
sam e day teeth are es Mdin? Ht
y fiP /E R S A l
traeted. An old dentin
can often be re-made i
For free demonstration
1
hour
managed t
a less expense.
on v
No appoint needed fa
out-of-town patients.
COOS MOTOR CO
C entral Buildi
STEV ENSO N
Brookings, OrefR
Luther
passed j
Tuesday,
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improv
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J? *as call,
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