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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1948)
PAGE EIG H T The W orld's Best Clim ate p n >nvTVGS-HAPROR PFLOT B rooking. Oregen in. tieating on the helpless shore suffocating em brace. I £>on Greenway, head and returning to the deep, spite T hat Old Devil, the Sea He ministration F or the past week. ending ol , > S ta te College ? « fully carrying avalanches of rocks feeds us and he robs us — Max. Min. Rali and sand w ith thpm. It seemed sends the storm -cloud and the Sunday: , W'" * or to me th at long, white, foamy I am in a melancholy mood ___ , ____ „ rain to tave us and last of all, Oct. 18 . 53 48 mont ,,, lhe paafc M J of the lure of the sea is upon me fingers, w hich crept fa r up on he is the g re a t u n d ertak er who Oct. 19 60 48 at 2.00 p. m. assembly * It must he that restless, ro\ the beach, w ere reaching for me buries u s in dripping shrouds day'. N’ov- 8. during J Oct. 20 .. 53 48 ing spirit of my Viking ances as I stood in the shadows just from Davy Jones Locker in the nual Oregon Coast a * Oct. 21 . 61 45 tors for as the shades of night beyond th e ir reach. T hat Old luckless hour we tru st h.m.* — convent,, , at Newpo^ Oct. 22 . 67 a r e descending, I find myself Devil, the Sea. he even tries to John LeRoy Johnson. 46 7, h and 9. ' * alone out on the spit a narrow come ashore and get people! Oct. 23 ... 60 52 .89 strip of beach that extends p re T here is no satiating his ava Classified Ads Get Results! Oct. 24 63 46 .02 These columns rpvh .. cariously out into the ocean at ricious appetite, for in his greedy Rain for week ... .91 5000 readers each week-*. the turbulent i ’hetco’s mouth maw lies the battered and barn A storrri is on and the su rf ¡acled hulls of stately steam ers is running high w ith occasional and m ighty ships of w ar; the heavy bursts of rain, vainly try ing to freshen the briny shores leon and luckless three-m asters W h ere to “ F I N D ” an d “ B U Y ” I t In C R E S C E N T CITY, CALIF0R5 and drive the lingering gulls to and even the ancient open cruft a b usiness an d p ro fe s sio n a l g u id e to F rie n d ly C re sc e n t City Concern their rocky shelters fo r the n ig h t of Viking bold, whose fetish " carv ca' m e rit a “«»hare” o f y o u r tr a d e w h e n d o in g y o u r o u t-of-tow n shopgm. Phe ocean stubbornly tries to ed bow and stern, it was hoped. beat back the river as the river, would placate the Gods of the freshed and fkwxled, rushes out storm and the great unknown. to meet it. It is as if an irre- No longer satisfied, though his sistible force is m eeting an im- dripping jaws have, since time Clothing Toys movable body, only to w rithe immemorial, d e v o u r e d every Furniture about locked in e a c h o th e r’s i m anner of man and every man- to rtu rin g em brace and finally to 1 ner of craft, he now reaches for ‘Here To Serve You” Silverware be pushed on out into the gloom the men of the sky and as th eir JEAN HANKE Flatware and lost in the vastness of the wounded, cloud-like ships spiral S h e rw in -W illiam s sea. crazily into his w aiting arm s, llollowware Telephone 172 Heavy breakers come roaring receives them in one last, quick A SHORT SAGA Weather Report Of The Sea ghostly o( Cit, CRESCENT CITY MERCHANTS-Give Them At Least A Ti REDWOODS HARDWARE Jean's Baby Shop P a in ts Y O U R P R IN T IN G NEEDS! DIRELYTE H A R D W A R E Manuel's Battery H o u se w a re s & ELECTRIC CO. Texaco Service Tires and Tubes Kaiser-Frazer Dealer Ph. 91 Crescent City PHONE 2 0 3 Are Our Delights For Service! 304 “H” STREET STATEMENTS INVOICES CARDS LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES ORDER BLANKS PURCHASE ORDERS PAMPHLETS LEAFLETS LABELS POSTERS SALES LETTERS CATALOGUES SHIPPING TAGS BROOKINGSHARBOR PILOT P r in te r s P u b lish e rs B asem en t C e n tra l B u ild in g S ta tio n e rs B ro o k in g s, Or*» 829 SECOND PHONE 2! Mulligan Plumbing R A D IO \ isit o u r re c o rd dept. C o n ip elte R ad io S ales an d S erv ice P h . 1512 840 3 rd S t. Floyd Mulligan “The Family R e p a ir & In s ta lla tio n S u p p lies a n d A p p lia n ce s D rygoods and ings, Apparel for 3 rd & G. S t. P h . 1581 Carr's Sheet Metal Nielsen Hardware & Plumbing H o u seh o ld A ppliances, S h e e t M etal, P lu m b in g an d h e a tin g supplies. 900 4th S t. F IN L E Y S & ELECTRIC CO. entire family C rescent Lui Company C o m p le te lin e o f h a r d w a re a n d e le c tric a l fix tu r e s a n d a p p lia n c e s. P H O N E 143 PHONE 1881 2nd & Market St -* Ï For Sale N o rto n S ta tio n e ry & Office S up p ly Co. BU LBS REGAL I.II Y BULBS, all sizes KING ALLRED DAEFOIUS \VEDG\VtX)D IRIS (lim ited supply) some Im p erato r available NARCISSUS, latest varieties including Fortune CALLA U L II S, all kinds, including A rum Pictum and yellow baby w hite callas. BABY GLADIOLUS ALLIUM CROCUS, yellow, white, purple and light blue (Queen of the Blues) IXTAS, Brides Maid (w hite), A fterglow (flame) A zarea (blue) U’inkL H ubert (orange), U ranus (deep vellow). r t U l S . (best northw est grow n) all kinds, including latest varieties. ANEMONES. Monarch deCaen (single) St. Brigid (doubl?) cn'Y (*c a rle t* single; Blue Poppy (single). W A TSO M A S. white rose, lavender and mixed. RANUNCULUS, all size« and shades CALOCHORTVS MARIPOSA TULIPS, varieties Luteue. Fca- latus, Splendens, T R BEGONIAS, all varieties in both cam ellia and carnation, all shades. c.LOXINIAS, all varieties and sizes and colors. GLADIOLUS, all varieties, including latest (readv Dec 1) We have any flower bulb (not listed here) CAMELLIAS (latest varieties) AZALEAS (most inclusive variety list in the United S tates) Prices to Encourage Local Planting R etail order» at now prices, $5.00 minimum W rite for quotations im m ediately New Catalog is readv - on request i. Address *11 corestxwdence to ' S C H O O L S U P P L IE S E v e ry th in g fo r Offices " m. .1. N o rto n , P ro p . I 720 2nd S t. P h. 171 I T ____ . .. -T . . u-- m J, C a rre H 's-IIe d rie k E L E C T R IC E le ctrica l Supplies 4 o u r H o tp o in t S to re 911 Second St. P H O N E 931 M hen in Crescent City Headquarter at th e t id e s t (K'ktaiIs-Kcfreshments COFFEE SHOP Mildred & Frank Curtis A S n a c k O r M eal \ ou c a n ’t go w ro n g by B ro o kin g s-H a rb o r B ulb M a rk e tin g C om pany INGS WADSW0R1 JEWELERS C R E S C E N T C IT Y P h o . 631 FLO W ER DIAMONDS WATCHES d ro p p in g in a t th e 3N Bus D epot Cafe M rs. C. I. P a tric k C R E S C E N T C IT Y Equipment Comp'y L o g g in g a n d M ill S up- plies. P o w e r C h a in saw s, w ire ro p e. 851 F O U R T H S T R E E T — — T om Browns M EN S W E« Jarman Shoes. Baxter Hats, Ma Shirts 920 Second St ~ --------------------- ~ | Crescent Chevrolet C h ev ro let - B u ie k S a le s-S e rv ic e A u to R e p a ir, P a in tin g , R a d ia to r s R e p a ire d . 471 C re sc e n t C itv N u n n B u sh S hoes A rro w S h ir ts G e n u in e Levis P e n d le to n S h ir ts J a n tz e n S w e a te rs W h ite S ta g C o m p lete L in e of W o rk C lo th e s S p o rtin g G oods Gordon F. JOHNSON ‘ S to re fo r M en " LARGEST S' o f diam onds silvei A'are & W a r r e n G. Hi JEWELRY D e l N o rte Laur 3 -D a y Sei Leave Order* Cur-Del Cl< P atro n ize You? Chamber« Commerce F o r things co«1 T he City
