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The World's Best Climate
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, Brookiags, O n < «
JH iRSD A Y , NQV e W
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Schm itt, heartened by h i s 25- tirin g 25-m inute siege of nip and Liar's Club
pounder
ol the week previous, tuck . battle,
using a Heddon Pal
Oniv one new
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winy
made one more try which re- casting rod and 18-lb. test line* w e e k - Mr?*
18
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- - - - -r - — - - -■ - ........... - ............- - suited in his bringing to gaff, And ju st as if th a t w eren’t enuff a 45-lb 2
p*
The b i g H allow e’en dance, w eights which m akes them in- w i,hout benefit of needles, bot- to m ake the rest of h e r p arty j Pf,n ~ B°Z beauti'
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sponsored by the Chetco Rod and eligible for m em bership in the t,es or o th er medical impedimen- w ant to h ‘de in the bottom of the
Gun Clun, proved to be a huge L iar's Club. E rnest F ritz took ta ’ a rousin8 whopper of 44 lbs. boat, ju st for good m easure sh e ' Durne<i if it
oz‘
t to°k a 16 lh. 3 oz. Silverside. 1 f re s more tacitly
success, both in attendance and four nice salmon, casting from
enjoym ent. The more than 200 ’ c nuth bank at the mouth of
Mrs. Bradley Page did very M ethinks the canning equipm ent fishermen than fer fish:
p< l< attending were unanimous the Chetco. Vic Reynolds brought [ well for herself Sundav. Under w as working, Monday.
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in their approval. Carl Berger. m three nice fish last Saturday, the able guidance of E lm er P ar-
<an of the dance comrnit- Tex and Debbie Fraziezr took ker, well-known
local guide
te<
Dick Smith, did a grand
more. One for Tex and two who recently established his re-
r decorating the hall, and or Debbie.
sort headquarters on the Chetco
The S t a ff o f M a y & McCreery
Micky Gould and Lloyd H arbin,
Ju st a fte r we went to press River, Mrs. Page landed a 45 lb.
assisted by the B etter Half c lu b .1 last week news arrived that Dr. 2 oz. Chinook salmon a fte r a
served
supper fit for the W al-
take pleasure in announcing that
drof. Hans Nelson, Ed Kneip, W ill
W ridge and Clyde B raynard han-j
D r. W illia m M a d s e n , Optometi
died the ticket sale sm oothly
and effectively.
w
is now associated with the min the
Members of a l l com m ittees
should take a special bow for
Practice of Optometry
the wonderful co-ordination of
all departm ents which resulted
417 G St. Eureka
in its extrem e success. 1» is at
Phone
times such as this, when you see
the wheels of the Chetco Rod &
Gun Club in motion, th a t one
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realizes just why it has become
su< h an outstanding organization.
•Hie next attractio n on the
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4th
c lu b s agenda is the special p a r
ty to be held at the next reg
u lar m eeting on Nov. 9, when the
B etter Half club will share the
m eeting with th eir borther Rod
Regular 59c
and Gunners.
A program of special e n te r - 1
tainm ent has been arranged and
J L ^ ^ Q u a lity
is being kept as more or less of
a surprise by the committee in
We wish to take this opportunity on this
charge. The attendance at the
our 3RD YEAR IN BUSINESS in BROOK
October meeting was so large
that it nearly threw those in
INGS to thank our many friends and cus
■ BODY AND FENDER WORK
PAIN
charge of the kitchen departm ent
tomers
for
their
co-operation
in
making
our
mto a panic. The enthusiasm
store a success.
over the coming November meet-
a WILLARD BATTERIES
TITAN
ng is running so high, however
We will give double S. & H. Green Stamps
fhat its attendance wil probably
make the October gathering look
with each purchase!
? "• ,he ' ast m eeting of the "L ast
Man’s Cl'ib."
S hop
htshing Gossip—.
He
give
S.
A
H.
Green
Stam
ps
W
ith
E
very
Purchase!
A large num ber of fine, heavy
fish were caught during tht last
Grayshel Building
Brookings, Oregon
C. N. Goldizen
G. W Dariiag
week but very’ few reports as to
S P O R T S Ml E N S C O R N E R
and
e
a
O U R T H IR D
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SPECIAL! ONE DAY ONLY!
RNnkhys
Garage
"QUADRIGA" 80-count PERCALE
Cotton Prints, per yard . . . 45c
White Muslin, per yard .
.
. 45c
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G E N E R A L REPAIRING
T E L E P H O N E 134
Moore's Variety & Apparel
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incorporation OF BROOKINGS?
i ~ D° Not
N t F° vor
1 HAVE HAD NO PART IN THIS MOVEMENT!
The Present Plan O f Incorporation-
1. Ileeause of inequalities in boundaries
H
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erause any corporate unit without sufficient revenue is unsound
•I. Because our school tax. already high, must come first
" nS° Und-
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a , . ™
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,„ c o rp o ra U o n
In I’l i m n a r i c m
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« mill tax on assessed valuation o/ estim ate
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’ an<^ Pe n flf,e s ‘ owd va r<ous other 'axes, per annum,
v e t- s ta t e m e n t. A g a in I quote.
r of Pr^posed city area w estimated at 5150.000
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b mills on $150,000.00 brings $900, not $9 000 Thi^ i- n r i
Ml
Assessor in the assessed valuation. Again I aiioto-0 1 " 1
Our streets are built; our sewer system « built. and ct have i,
how * and owr only
rpenae M fo ,„iprfy,v „ »
‘
! Mu O te .
not t0 men*tion the misquotation of the Cu
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’ m ?rw . For aU this Brookings shall not have to pay a cent. W>
T H E W A T E R COMPANY IS NOT «
This proposed budget carries the following ex p en d in g item:
Hh> should a city improve privatelv-owned utilities’ I am n ♦ • r
property, he it mine or someone's e se.
‘ * am
1 ,n favor of n tv taxes to pay for improvements to pn'1
ELMER BANKUS