PAGE EIGHT
THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1950
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
The World's Best Climate
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schaal
FAMOUS BRANDS
Alyce Bolick, were guests of thei
enjoyed
a visit from their son
Names such as: Delco Remy, Au
senior girl scouts and lender, i |||«|<
and
daughter-in-law,
Mr. and
Mrs. Ruth Phillips at Crescent I UMI *I1WI I
to-Lite and Standard Blue Streak
Ten Girl Scouts of Smith River
Mrs.
Melvin
Howie
and chil
ignition parts; American Ham
troop with their leader, Mrs. Mil City, March 16, held at Crescent
dren,
Vickie
Lee
and
Penny
Lynn
mered piston rings, Permit re
Elk grade s c h o ol. A program
dred Owen and assistant, Mrs
over
the
week-end.
placement parts and other pop-
was presented by the hosts and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker ot
ular brands, may be found at
a talk was given on senior work.
JAMS
Arcata,
former residents, spent
The Smith River troop of six You wul find at Brookings Mar-' BERT’S TEXACO SERVICE
"
£
the
week-end
here visiting their
couples, put on a folk dancing ket but no traffic jams. Since the
i
friends
and
attending
the spring
and Virginia reel. Light refresh- audition to the store has been THERE ARE STILT
fashion
show.
men Is were served to conclude completed, there is adequate room Plenty of Easter bunnies, can
the evening.
lor a great many people to Uo dies of all kinds and novelty gilts
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sierka and iheir shopping without interfer —orders are taken for filled bas-:
two children of Castle Rock re ence. There is plenty of space! kets from 19c to $1.00. Cards for
sort, left for a vacation trip tj between the racks and shelves! the whole family are available! 29 Model A pickup, good con-
the southern part of the state ior the homemaKers or the hus-, at MOORE’S VARIETY and AP- dition, priced to sell. Lyle Di i
They T an to visit their son. hands to leisurely browse and PAREL SHOP.
I west of Chambers Fir Courts
Richard, who will graduate from really sec what they wish. New
Harbor.
the army air corps.
’ push” market carts equipped
Gardenias, ready to bloom. See
36 Dodge sedan, mechanically
Among those from W. S. C. S. with removal wire baby seats, Mrs. J. J. Gallagher.
*
8-inch Saw
good.
Also all-steel two-wheel
and
ball-bearing
rollers,
are
now
of Smith River church who mo
with 2 ’/4 " cut
Sam Lopez and Emery MaUz
trailer,
4x6 ft. box. J. L. Clem
iii
use
lor
convenience
of
the
tored to Fortuna, Tuesday, where
depth.To 48"
of Crescent City accompanied by
mer,
Ransom
Ave., or inquire at
mothers
w
i
t
h
small
children
they attended an evening meet
Henry Payn^ of Harbor spent
blad« and
Beit
’
s
Texaco
Service.
i
ney
love
this
ride
about
me
b-2
ing of the sub-district of Hum
the week-end at Siletz where
f«nce.
store,
up
where
they
see
what
boldt and Del Norte counties, I
they attended a meeting on the
were Mrs. Ida Hall, Mrs. Ethel people are doing and out ot reach Siletz Indian reservation Sunday. I
Goodlin and Mrs. Elsie Rooney. of things, giving mother chance
Carroll Reekman left Sunday
Several were present from the to ready market. Efficiency in for the University of Oregon al
checking customers quickly has ter visiting his family for a few
Crescent City society.
Oí Q
Mrs. Phyllis Wheatley and two been increased since the new’ day, spring vacation.
•So
daughters of North Bend, Ore., checking countei with slot cpace| Joe Bush eft Monday evening
This for his home at Parker, Ariz.,
havp moved to Smith River for tor carts was installed.
counter
is
kept
spotless
with
the after spending a couple of w eeks
an indefinite stay with her par
new
lettuce-green
Formica
top.
at his home here. He planned on
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hight.
You'll not be sorry when you staying longer, but the ram hur
MUH
Mrs. Mabel Brown made trip
to Eureka hv bus Tuesday where market w i t h the DIM MICK . ried his departure.
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Geoige of
she spent the day on business BROS. (Brookings Market).
Eugene
spent a brief vacation
matters and shopping. She re
5 big-copocify tools in
at
their
home near Harbor last
IF YOU HAVE
turned on the evening buj.
one unit . . . for much
week.
less that the cost of
A special idea in mind as to dec
5 single-purpose toolsf
orations on a birthday, anniver
sary, wedding or special events
workshop in one-fifth
cake,
tell the WILLIAMSON’S
15-lnch
the spacel
BAKERY about it. They take
BY
CONNIE
E V A LEA LONG, Agent for the
Drilli to cen
special pains to create just the
ter of 15-in.
effect you wish to give and will
go to any end to try to please
Nert To The Theatre
you in every way. In the same
33-lnch Lath«. 15" twin
GOLD BEACH, OREGON
way that artists use paints on
Speeds 800 to 3600 RPM.
canvas to create a picture, the
WILLIAMSON BAKERY staff
Office in Pete J. Lesmeister Agencv
Soft cotton broadcloth dresses uses frosting, colored with vege
take to pretty Easter egg colors. table dyes to copy a lodge em
l«t* motor
PHONE 186
Two smart sytles in these wash blem, organization
or in
BROOKINGS
12-lnch Disc Sandor. 14 ’/,
signa.
By
grapevine,
it
has
got
able
budget
priced
frocks.
One
by 17" tilting table.
with softly rolled V collar, but ten out that even congratula
tons down the front and sports tory birthday wishes in Spanish
quilted cuffs and pockets. One can be executed on a cake by
high round neck style with de your local baker.
?
mure quilted baby yoke and but
length of work. 4" quill feed.
ton cap sleeve. Sizes 11 to 16
CMljQPY
SMITH RIVER
Home-maker
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pow
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op
oil
FASHION FINDS
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STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE CO
16950 ;
A new, useful tool.
SHOPSMITM with motor . . 199.50
SHOPSMITH dtmonttrafad at
Chetco Home &
Auto Supply Co.
Is upon us and there are just a
few days to get those little men
and daughters outfitted with new
S. &. H. Green
i
stamps with each shoes for the occasion. Pastel
purchase.
open-toe sandals for baby, white
MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS kid and patent leather baby doll
FILLED PROMPTLY!
strap pumps, and toeless sandals
in red. and brown, are cute as
they can be for the little miss
Oxfords and sturdy shoes and
cowboy boots will dress up the
foot of the little man. Shoes j
worn at the Fashion Show gave*
you some idea of the selection for!
young ladies and women. White
heels are in too, along with blue1
and white sling spectators justl
up the street at GOULDS SHOE'
STORE.
Cur-Del
Cleaners
ROUG:' THR KNOT'
CURRY CO^LUriBfß
BROOKINGS
WHEN YOU
Your only real security is a home of yob" oicn.
Come in talk to us about F. H. A. Loans
We have installed a new Paint Shaker for your
convenience. It is still new neough that we like
to plax with it
so don’t forget to have us shake
vour PITTSBURGH PAINTS.
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DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEWELRY -
'C; <? /’ous ” Cumennt and Projectors
CLEANING AND PRESSING
Are having guests from out-of-
town and do not have rooms in
your home to care for them,
HOTEL BROOKINGS would be
glad to accommodate them for
you. MR. AND MRS. E A R L
MUNSON have been so busy at
cleaning, , painting, and nenovat-
ing that they haven't gotten out
to meet 1 the local people as much
as they would have liked. Mrs.
Munson, especially, is busy with
her homemaking duties, as well
as helping with the business and
has not met many. Keeping the
guests warm, clean and com
fortable is their policy. Your rel-
ativess or friends would be in
good hands.
Wart, the Speed Cop............
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SPRING is the natural
CLEAN-UP TIME. Let BROOK
INGS GARBAGE SERVICE haul
your junk away for $1.50 per
month in town, or pick-up loads.
I 'rop a card to Box 424, Brook-
mgs, Oregon
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