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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1948)
Page Eight WorkT» Flaw* OU mm U B K U O K IN ü s - h a k b u k t i b u i , tsrooKings, ureg»n 2£TEMBER Brady McVay was among the For Sale: 2 Customaire oil; For S a le- n Lily Fertilizers Are lucky deer hunters on the sec heaters, good condition. Aladdin studio couch duw?*? Mrs. Ella Plaisted assisted by ond day of deer season. While lamps. Mrs. Roy Parker, Easv of 5 drawers W w** * Studied In County Mrs. Goldie Lind and Mrs. Nor driving up the old highway in J St. and ” Hwy .... 101. _______ * Box 131, ’City. GOLD BEACH — The infiu- man Haist, entertained a group th e e v e n in g , h e b a g g e d a fin e | ------ -------------------------- ence of field applied fertilizer of little folks on Saturday after three-point buck near the foot- J® ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■I " on Easter lily greenhouse per noon at the Plaisted home, hor» hills. formance will be determined in oring the former’s granddaugh a comprehensive test on Curry ter, Marilyn Plaisted. who cele Local News Items county sell, according to R. M. brated her sixth birthday. The Mr. and Mrs. Roger Oliver en Knox, county agent, and Dr. F. little folks enjoyed playing of joyed visits recently from group P McWhorter, plant pathologist, games. Cake and ice cream were of relatives and friends. Those Oregon State College, Corvallis.! served to conclude the afternoon who were here, were Mr. Oliver’s The need for such a test was The table centered with the big brother, Roy, and family, of Tul outlined by the lily growers pro-« birthday cake was aglow' wi»h sa. Okla., Mrs. Oliver’s sister, gram planning committee at u six candles. Guests were Sherry Mrs. Claire Fox and family of meeting at the court house last Johnson, Bobbie Bursk, Pamela Richland, Mich., the Oliver’s Friday night. Barnum, Jackie Ulrich, Gail daughter, Mrs. Bill McCluskey, Factors to be measured include Reichlin and the honored guest. and husband, of Portland; Mr a field record on data of ener- Mrs. Ed Lessard accompanied and Mrs. Johnny Mills and fam cal gence; amount of fire (Botrytis). her daughter, Mrs. Russel Kraus ily of Ashland and Dale Kinney bloom and bud count; height or and son to San Francisco by th; of Portland. size of plant. Digging records Southwest Airways, where Mrs. will measure weight or size of Kraus had planned to sail hv Try Pilot Classifieds for sales! BODY AND FENDER WORK P bulbs; amount of scale tip rot; government boat to join her hus double nose and water sprout. band in the Philippines, but due WILLARD BATTERIES Greenhouse performance will to boats being uncertain to sail, TITAN be measure to determine influ Mrs. Kraus and son went by ence of different fertilizers and U. S. airlines and will arrive in For Sale: Oil cook stove, Maz rare elements on resistance to the Philippines in five days. Mrs. da lamp, electric grill, etc. Zora disease, foliage, and flower qual Lessard returned by way of the Ziegler. Box 18. city. 29-2* ity and production. Southwest Airways. For Rent: new comfortable In addition to Dr. McW'horter Lake Earl Grange will hold C. N. Goldizen and Mr. Knox, other technicians its annua] Booster night Thurs electrically equipped apartment, G. W ocean view. Parker’s Ransom Av- will participate in the project day evening. Sept. 30, which wi.l „„„„ . * including R. E. Stephenson, soils l»e open to the public. Invitations’ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■am Apartments scientist, and Al Roberts, hort‘ have been sent to Crescent Red culturist, both of Oregon Sta*e wood, Klamath Valley and Chet- College, Corvallis, and Dr. Neil co Granges to attend the pre Stewart, senior horticulturist of gram at 8 o’clock, at Fort Dick. U. S. D. A., Beltsville, Md. Lecturer Helen Pennell and her The C u r r y county program committee are in charge of the planning committee participating evening. in the development of this proj Mr. and Mrs. Milton Woodriff ect included Fred Adams. Ophir; bf Newman, Calif., who are re Norman Chenoweth and Son, turning home from a vacation, Ophir; George and Herman Kob- trip to Nevada. Idaho and the lenzar. Port OrfoVd; Springer & Pendleton Roundup, were guests Oliver, Harbor; U. E. Brew'er of Mrs. Lily Woodruff w’hile vis p boys Port Orford; Fred Gustafson and iting their many friends here. fd badi Tony Olsen, of Harbor. They left Monday for their home. I 'time. ' One very comprehensive exper t.me. i Among the hunters who have iment will be established involv returned home are Clarence and »me cc We Carry M any Nationally-Known Lines ing 5000 commercial bulbs. Sev James Hight, R. D. Rowley and eral smaller projects will be lo Hugh Naill, who took several cated on various soil types scat days off to hunt for the big ib Fi tered over the county to supple deer. They report having good ment the main planting. Dr Ste luck. " phenson will make the final se B7LAN lections for the location of these Mr, and Mrs. Paul Kirtley and Including: ptovisil projects, based on soil type and children. Inez and Kenneth, of I fertility. Results will be of mu Sayre, Okla., are visiting for a •weed e tual interest to growers and all week at the home of Mr. Kirt ROPEMASTER BLOCKS notice forcers. ESCO RIGGING ley'» mother. Mrs. Grant Powell. SMITH RIVER Brookings Garage G E N E R A L REPAIRING Classified Ads T E L E P H O N E 134 ATTCMTtOH Sawmiffs - loggers! Mill & Logging Supplies By en an UNION WIRE ROPE For Sale OF FLOWER BULBS REGAL LILY BULBS, all sizes KING ALFRED DAEFOILS fR7S (llnlited suPPl.v) some Inqicrator available ibbl s latest varieties including Fortune. ( ALLA LILIES, all kinds, including Arum Pictum and vellow baby white callas. BABY GLADIOLUS A1.1 4UM CROCl S, yellow, white, purple and light blue (Queen of the Blues) IXIAS, Lndes Maid (white), Afterglow (flame) Azarea (blue) •n-T Hubert ’orange), Uranus (deep yellow). iu L U b , (best northwest grown) all kinds, including latest varieties. ANEMONES Monarch deCaen (single) St. Brigid (double) w a XCV ency <scar,ct- sMigle; Blue Poppy (single). ATSC NIAS, white rose, lavender and mixed. RANUNCULUS »11 ¡sizes and shade*! CAIX>CHOR IT’S MARIPOSA TULIPS, varieties Luteue. Eca- l a t u s . S p le n d e n s , T. R. BEGONIAS. all varieties in both camellia and carnation, all shades. GLOXINIAS, all varieties and sizes' and colors. GLADIOLUS, all varieties, including latest (ready Dec 1), We have any flower bulb »not listed here). CAMFl I.TAS (latest varieties) AZALEAS (most inclusive variety list in the United State») Spe.'wU Grower Prices to Eneoumpo Local Planting Retail orders at now prunes, $5.00 minimum Write for quotation* to Box 5y5. Brooking* Oregon. (Catalan “ii request). Address all cort'spondence to BOX Brookings-Harbor Bulb M arketing Company BROOKINGS, OREGON ‘■'amini ACME FORGINGS B. F. GOODRICH BELTS AMERICAN PULLEYS STEEL-Flat or S tructural SIMOND SAWS |«f crabs [of Oregc perc crabs i on th is no» 1 at■ ■ [commissi A re and M any Others! Pacific K to tl Fatherly I f r 'j Uade I WIDE RANGE OF WIRE CABLE IN STOCK over [ S K IL L E D S E R V IC E : 'be fis t [®nounce I * hereby ■’ crab': In M aking Chokers and W inch Lines! closed i ind effc- Giymfiia Hardware and Sufifify Co, // WE HAVE IT " In Former Chetco Home & A u to Supply Co. Store Gardner Building BROOKINGS, OREGON Hours: 8 A. M . to 6 P. M. (Standard Time) comrr.v »» ntag p [ hi* cor. V e rm in M the and ®®Ì«SÌO date j •etKs fj llty «our < «out Mrs
