DAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1
Oregon
I visited. Brookings has never
Sights can be described
and Mrs. Ben begun to. expand, and I believe lipstick.
no oth^r way than technicolor!
it little realizes what future is films.
6rnan Return hO?.ilngJ
° L it'”
i Climaxing the day, a party at
Mr.
McKernan.
who
has
for
¡the high school topped off the
To Reside
over 25 years, made his living nidation of the lowly frosh, who
jnd Mrs. Ben MeKeman, selling tailoring, will carry o n ; may now consider themselves to
be members of that gerat stud
¿3 some of their property the same work here.
ent-body.
winter and who since
It will take some time to
JV°led over much of Ore- Clauson Cleared
erase the lipstick marks from
California, are back in
clothing.
r-.nity. this tim e to stay. !■*
kild on their rem aining¡ , n «*U 5T IC e V O U T T
Case Here Friday Z
Storm, Monday,
statement to the Pnot on
Mr. McKernan assert- ¡ E. A. Clahson, who was ac- 'Blacks Out' Area
cused of breaking down gates Î
jrdtieally that he had not
ss another community
d half as well,
your cities for instance,
them are over populated
fir little for the persons
a home and livelihood,
true almost every place
T RALPH
DO I T !
tlph A. Young
Farm Tractor Work
iping
Leveling
Row Making
for an eitim a to
10. Box 61 Brookings
1-1-49-*
locum Ace Lily
Planting Stock
15 000 YEARLINGS
lbs. Large Bulbleta
Write To
be seen at Ed H arris
1 mile north of Cres-
City, on Hwy. 101.
Rose Stuhi
P. 0. Box 158
TENT CITY. CALIF.
WS . .
I di oooaMoiM.
in's Florists
4 Nonery
Creacene City 2224
or Call at
Bulb Fanai
N ew Optometrist
Joins Eureka Firm
Dr. Madsen, a native Humboldt
resident, who attended schools in
that county, and also at Hum-
boldt State, has become associ
ated with May & McCreery, op
tometrists, Eureka, it was an
nounced this week.
Interrupted during the war.
Dr. Matsen returned to his stud
ies after five years in the navy.
He completed his optometry edu
cation at University of California.
He is married and has two chil
dren. the announcement stated.
Bert Cleveland,
former local
.
~
manaser for Coos-Curry Elect
trie Co-op., was a brief visitor in
the area. Thursday, en route to
Bellflower, Calif., after a visit at
Coquille.
Called north by the serious in
jury of his father, who was kicked
while shoeing a horse, Bert told
the Pilot that his father sus
tained a broken knee-cap, and
compound fracture of the right
hand. He is at a Coquille hos
pital at present.
Mr. Cleveland is working for
Edison Electric Co., in the Los
Angeles area.
j
OVER lightly."
A FULL LINE OF GENUINE
CELOTEX PRODUCTS
fy’hing for the building, from floor to
• inside or out, except the framework:
Sheathing
Celotex Roll Roofing
'tc\ Lath
Celotex Shingles
'brie
Enamel Surface Roofing
We also make concrete bricks and
blocks to order.
J. J. G A L L A G H E R
PLUMBING
Oregon
talk by Miss Crawford. Tea
be served.
The entire membership is
to come, and visitors are
comed. according to Mrs.
nice Faris, president.
PAGE THREE
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1947 BU1CK 8, 4-dr. SEDAN
Midnight Blue Color
Brand New Paint Job
and upholstery like new. All accessories, includ
ing radio, heater, fog lights, defroster, automatic
w indshield w ashers, back-up light, fender guard
lights, etc. Rust-proof chassis.
THIS CAR HAS HAD PERFECT CARE
actual mileage. 15,700 miles—PRICED
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BU ILD IN G M A T E R IA LS
EVERYTHING FROM BASEMENT
TO THE ROOF
• *
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Dimension Lumber
Shiplap
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Wall Board
Ceiling Tile
Beaver Board
Plywood
1/2-inch and 3/K-inch Sheetrock
Firtex Plaster Lath
Button Board
Redwood Siding
J. M. Asbestos Siding
Fir Flooring
Oak Flooring
Sash
Mouldings
Doors
Roofings
Nails
Shingles
Building Hardware
Tyle Board
Pittsburgh Paints and Sundries
Plate Glass
Window Glass
SMITH RIVER—The Woman’s
went along the street, dressed in
absurd costumes. Boys wore fem- club will hear Ruth Crawford.
inine slips, and stockings, and Humbooldt and Del Norte coun-,
girls were clad in levis. turned ties' home demonstration agent,
backward, with burlap shirts.
i Friday. Nov. 5. at the regular
Upon Arrival at the school, the m eeting of the < lu >.
I
upperclassmen thought the frosh
Set for 2:30 p. m at the Com- j m h
to lack lustre, so proceeded to munity hall, a music program
brightly, Just WONS-
ng
Bert Cleveland
Visits Brookings
Frosh Initiation A
"I "Colorful" A ffa ir
m a W e n undoi: duXh £ l Smith River Club To
^ y ' ^ r ^ Z o n r X Hear R. Crawford
"To make rooms smile
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in?
on Cape Farrello road and ar- P ftr Ç n v o r n l M f t i i r c
rested of complaint by R. E. Sim- r ° ’ 5 G V e r a l M O U T S
mon», was freed from all blame
niSh winds which accom-
last Friday at Justice of the 1 panied the rains Monday, kept
Peace A. Ê. Sandbo's court.
I trees topplings in every exposed
Accusing Clauson of not hav spot, and with this the destruc
ing right to haul logs over the tion of power lines all the way
road in question, Mr. Simmons between ht re and Grants Pass,
After flickering most of the
had gates put up. Clauson drove
through them, for which he was forenoon, power went off for sure
arrested. Clauson, in court, said shortly after 11 a. ra. and was
he had a permit, which came not restored until almost five in
with the timber he purchased ,he aftemoon
Businesses dependent wholly
and was logging. This permit,
he asserted was a matter of rec on electricity, were practically
closed down, including the bak
ord at Gold Beach.
The case was dismissed by Mr. ery, Pilot office, machine shop,
and restaurants not having bu
Sandbo.
tane heat.
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Weather Report
For the past week. ending ot
Max. Min Rah
? rtdav •
44
66
Oct. 25
43
Oct. 26 .......... 65
44
Oct. 2 7 .......... 66
44)
Oct. 28 ......... 59
36
Oct. 29 .......... 56
.17
40
Oct. 30 .......... 54
.33
50
Oct. 31 .......... 53
...... 50
Total for week
October. 1948. rainfall...... 5.8.3
October. 1947, rainfall .... 16.43
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