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PAGE ETGHT The World’s Best Climate THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1941 PROOKTNGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON Pioneer Woman Had Part In Flower Show, Thurs., Of Azalea Garden Club Brookings Schools Gold Beach H. S. merry. Miss McKnight left Wed nesday after a residence of three years here, being engaged in the lily industry. She saw service in the late war and saw service as nurse in France and had the hon-, or of being decorated by Gen eral Patton. She is returning to her profession in California. • By Margaret Byrne Basketball and volleyball prac The high school carnival was tices have started and it looks as held at the gym Friday evening, if there is going to be some good Nov. 11. The success of the car ers that with only a little imag nival was due, largely, to the competition for the other Curry Mrs. Beatrice Miller What Grandmother Cool ey ination can produce notes in planning committee, composed of County schools from the Panthers would really have thought of the mid-air. we have a "little gem”. Gilman Duffy, Norma Felipe, Ad-1 and Pantheresses. Basketball an- Two Hummel figurines of small rienne Zook, Joe Moore and Bruce titude tests are being given the Azalea Garden Club’s flower show’ Etta Hougey of Chico, Calif., boys. no ore can ever know, of course, boys playing musical instruments Yelton. Several movies have been given has sent a subscription to the but if she knew that the freezer formed the accent at the base The booths were gala in their the different classes recently. A Pilot, stating she wishes to lo lockers were full to the brim, of miniature bronze ch:vsanthe- decorative streamers of crepe*-I cate here soon. few ’ of the films were on plant rows and rows of jellies and jams mums. yellow-bronbe chrysanthe paper. The prize-winning booth growth, David Copperfield, Ore in cupboards, the salmon caught. mums in a contained of the same was the ticket booth, decorated the lilies plantLxi. the cover crop color and texture as the figurines by Cormae Asche and Maxine i gon scenery and several others. The Junior class is sponsoring on. she would probably h a v e with s- rigs of montebretia that | Duffy. It was buLt Hke a small a raffle which will be held on । nodded approval. had gj e to seed. \ iew ing the house, with a lattice-work front a Thanksgiving turkey. Last F" r Relief of Sym; For Grandmother Cooley was whole from a short distance it hn blue a: d pink. Some of the Thursday, the freshmen had a a thrifty soul with an eye to took only a little imagination to ther booths were Penny Toss, sale of "Baked Schmoos,” and the future in Oregon, and when see musical notes floating from oart Throw. Pastrv Booth. Ease- "Kickapoo-Joy-Juice,” which was If you are the victim of and suffer from the tortuoui» pams of Arthrit s she came across the plains, she the violin-playing figurine de- 5>an throw. Fortune Telling. Bin- enjoyed by everyone. and Rheumatism, you owe it to \ our took thought of days to come and picted in the seed-pods on the rOi Fountain of Chance, and a self to try the new product, ALFA- NAL. ; ..umber of others. brought along the w herewithal sprigs of montebretia. We invite you to write for our new Miss Isabel McNight was hon Our - authorities on the artis- j The climax of the evening w as for life in that new’ land. Today, folder and read what many sa*ls2ed * ored by friends in the Newton y ot flower arranging caution the announcement and crowning users of ALFANAL hi.ve to say * there stands on the Webster Hib try bard homesite, a fine, old hickory’ us on the use of figurines but of the queen, Norma Felipe. The district. Sunday by a dinner par tree, planted by’ Grandmother they can add a great deal of princesses were Patty Braun. ty at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I CO. Box 71 Cooley, and at the Azalea Gar interest to an arrangement where ! Beverly Hill, Phyllis Darger, Bev- Almo Newton, when 16 friends Shedd, Oregon den Club flower show, the ladies they are of a good quality and erly Stoller, Charlotte Simpson, and neighbors feasted and made present, thrifty too, but with an have a definite relationship to Betty Clauson and Elaine La * eye to beauty, carefully arranged the picture as a whole (Chart Claire. The queen was chosen by icuse mat formed a platform and the votes she received from sale a centerpiece in place of honor on the tea table. An elaborate relief of warm colors). of tickets at the door. Total re CALL PHONE 262 fruit and vegetable combination ceipts for the evening came to suitable for a Thanksgiving ta $335.92. Wishes To New Prices for Fluff-dry! ble, and about it, and in it. were Practically all of the sopho brown and green leaves from mores. juniors and seniors of the Family Fluff dry, par pound......................... 10c Grandmother Cooley’s hickory t high school took advantage of (Chenille Spreads, Double Wool, double Cotton tree! Mrs. Almo Newton and the chest X-ray unit. Students Mrs. Martha Grayshel were reported at the unit in groups of Blankets, Exta). ; V ith the planned nrogram be- 15 at 15-minute intervals, begin thinking of dear, old Grandmoth er Cooley! She had her part in ing upset by inability of the ning at 10:30. Most of the teach People who wish to wash at home, may bring the festivities! speaker to come, Brookings Ro ers a So had X-rays. their clothess in to be dried for 6c lb, dry wt. Flower shows are fun! We uspd tarians, Tuesday, relied upon the to go out into the gardon and old "Where did you come from” pick ourselves a bouquet and personal skits. Ralph Vincent re plunk it into a vase and that i vealed how he became a photog- Arraigned before Justice of the was that! It looked mighty pret rapher. Peace A. E. Sandbo this week By GOLDIZEN AND DARLING ty! But no more! Now we go in . Born in Milwaukee, Wis., 54 were: years ago. ' YOU SEE WA&T-TWE LONGER SHE S LE a VIHG Mt he was forced, at an for "floral arrangements.” Well i Ray Arnold Lee Badger, over HER AND ’S THE MATTER ONE SCCVtCEO ßY IT-WART I WHAT BEAT THAT ■ - ’ early age, with his sister, to WITH THIS CAR 9 they are really out of this world! weight. kOBD VET U'M GONNA TAKE IT/^ there she . . BACK ' Some, at hast, many there at ly on their own ingenuity to Harold B. Gribble, no operat- GOSS NON 6 the flower show certainly were. । raise money after death of their i or's license, ths F aster it mwiüü go ! — - - - - Fox, no operator’s li Hto ras WAS $mv*CCD If Dewey Akers would give us father. Richard cense. the whole paper we could de Ralph had a pair of white mice. selbe them al) in detail, but the Propagation was a thing the re Gonard A. Anderson, angling Barbershop quartet might object. sources of the family could not without license. --------- or the Bportsmen’s column. permit. “I traded the pair for a Joseph E. Costello, change of don’t feel bad if your arrange box camera. My mother, perhaps license plate. Barton F. McDonald, no oper w ished she had the white mice, ! ment isn’t mentioned. Simplicity’ and naturalness was as I usually kept the bathroom ator's license. Robert Lee Smith, no opera expressed in the fuchsia arrange well littered, developing pictures tor's license. ment disp'ayad by Mrs. Will L at home. Robert Lee Smith, no opera Crissey. The container used was I obtained work in a photog a dark green woven florist s bas rapher's shop while going through I tor's license. ket with branches of Heron fuch high I chose Univer sia arranged in their natural ot Minnesota because I figured _ • manner. ( Very large corolla of I would be more likely to obtain Mrs. Ethel Goodiin was one blue-purple, flushed carmine at photographic work there, instead ’ of the delegates to attend the base, broad scarlet sepals with ot Madison. I attended two years California and National Grange deep crimson on reverse). before World War 1. then enlist-» convention, being held at Sac The pincushion chrysanthe cd in the photographic section of ramento. Nov. 15 to 25. This col- mums (six different kinds) were what was then the air corps. “Returning, the wander-lust ! Umn wiH be missing for two next brought in by Goldie Smith, our postmaster, an arden gardener, too me to Chicago, where I then wcek* a,so* as Mrs- Goodiin is although not a member of the worked on the Chicago Tribune. ^^P^rnt for Smith River. Garden Club. Mrs. Schleisner. also MM 1 A l ot the post office force, brought There I decided to stay in the in several flow'er arrangements. west, so drifted to Los Angeles. I Mrs. Tom Smith, another non- lated to Seattle, where I worked, For Sale: thoroughbred Dob member, w as kind enough to go as newspaper photographer. erman pups, first pick of litter out into the blustry weather and Always figuring that Hollv-, $50. Will furnish papers for the .? ^ter atches may be bought in any large gather up button chrysanthemums wood held my future, I quit to i city for the prices we quote you people in this to add to our little show. go there. On the wav I I same. Also Narcissus strawberry’ in Portland, even had my ticket I lan ^ S ’ * ishcr ’ ^ ivers A dry arrangement of hydran- area . . . compare these prices anywhere! 38tf gaes in shades of blue, purple, bought, when I obtained a ‘ ‘few T ’ 4 miles south of state line. and lavender needed only an ac- i weeks work on the Journal. I was For Sale: large rubber bath cent of dusty miller foliage to glad tor there was a girl in Se robe. $8; wash boiler. $1.00; good complete a lovely arrangement attle. 1 he few weeks turned into wood range with oil burner. $50. on an unfinished wooden platter 21 years, and the girl is now Light meter. Clyde Braynard, Mrs. Vincent.” <Mrs. Edith Newton). Harbor. 38-2* An Aboline shell laurendium H •// Move Sea Scout Boat — flowing line— For Sale: Duncan-Phyfe din The sea scout boat was moved 'Dien we have arrangements from Parkers’ place to the Mc- ing table and buffet, perfect con that are exotic through the use \ ay property across the river, dition and priced to sell. Moore’s 38 of pm per colors. A black con where the scouts have their land Variety and Apparel Shop. tainer may not have any par ship, for the winter. The organi ticular apj»eal in itself but when zation meeting. — ] last Thursday i _ WANTED: Will pay cash for dark purp.’e Princess flowers are was reported, and the club feels Chrislmas tree stumpage, 3 to used to form a line from the sure that the boys will enjov the / 6 feet. Write immediately to Box W e’d like the opportunity to prove to vou it 431, Brookings. base of the container midway into work more in a secluded shack. 38-2* pays to look about you, here in Brookings. A the arrangement, and then topp Manual training tools will be chance to convince you is all we ask! ed off with a circular line of taken from the high high schot w hite-tipped purple salvia. several with Will party who fished out a Harmony, pure harmony, is one to Kein thn »e OTauans hoping, short bamboo fishing rod from of the points we strive for in to help the boys. lower Winchuck. near mouth. flower arrangement and when we please leave at Chet co Store, at can combine figurines with flow-* *>st your community always! Brookings • c^lfanal A>nm--iiinMAn!M Brookings Personalized Laundry Ralph Vincent Tells How He Came To Be Photographer Justice Court = Wart, the Speed Cop............ _ .. . - , _ „ BROOKINGS SMITH RIVER JEWELRY IS A LASTING GIFT UlaSSlIlCil A(1S WATCHES BUY THEM FOR CHRISTMAS!! Womens Rensie Watches . $35.00 Mens Rensie Watches . . . $37.50 Mens Greygor Watches . . $29.75 (same in White Gold) . . . $31.75 Mens Normandie Watches $49.50 Bracelets for Ladies Watches Beads Few Rings, etc. NOTICE N. M. JONES, Jeweler Templar Hotel Bldg., Brookings - DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEWELRY Btll ut Hotvell Cameras and Pr )rs W WARREN G HUNTER, Tell The Truth— ^oce'id Str et, Crescent Citv. California s’ <
