Thursday, May 24, 1951
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Aho; address of the day by Geo.v The hall was appropriately dec
Berry Jr.; Invocation by Rev. | orated for the occasion to rep IMU CHECKED
Theumler;
gravesides services by resent a park, by friends of the 11VII
To /Observe Memorial Day
Sen ices will be held at the Legion and seaside services by couple. Further details could not
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be learned in time for press.
Community hall at 10 a. m., May the VFW.
athlete's foot, scabies, pimples and other itching conditions, use pure, cooling, medicated, liquid
conditions, use pure, cooling, medicated, liquid D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION. A doctor’s formula.
30 in observance of Memorial Other Smith River Notes
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712, American Legion and Aux master, accompanied by Mrs. I
provesit.or money back. Don’t Buffer. Ask your druggist today (or D. D. O. P rescription .
iliary. Following the program at ^Manie Chrffey, postmaster of Father Don DeDnman, Bacca druggist
today for D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION.
laureate
speaker,
Sunday
evening
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the hall, the members, Boy Scouts Klamath left Saturday for Del
Girls Scouts, Cub Scouts and the Mar, Calif., where they will at at Baptist Community church, as
pupils of the local school will tend the state postmasters con he charged the graduates to be
form a parade to march to the vention, May 22 to 24. Assisting Christian-like in their conduct in
cemetery where graveside serv at the local posoflice during ab all future acts. He pointed out
ices will be held and then to sence of Mrs. Bouse are Mrs. J the great men of the world, al
the Indian cemetery, completing1 Mildred Spooner and Mrs. Press- ways pointing to their Christian
ity as the driving force behind
the morning with seaside serv ley.
ices at Kamph Memorial park, i Charles Spooner is recovering I i..eir power.
satisfactorily from an accident* The program was opened by a •
All are invited to come.
Money back —if this recipe fails Money back—if this recipe foils
recently suffered while unloading prayer by Rev. John Mumbower,
Childrens Day Services Set
Many of the thousands of folks who have
Many of the thousands of folks who have
taking lemon Juice for rheumatic pain
The local Methodist church and lumber from a truck, when the the Mothersingers sang “Ther- been taking lemon Juice for leumatic pain been
— have found that by add.ag two table — have found that by adding two tabla-
lumber
slipped
and
fell
on
him.
Sunday school will observe Chil
ubic Hymn,” with Mrs. Patter spoonfuls of ABrnru to one tablespoonful spoonfuls of Allenru to one tablespoonful
Lemon Juice in a glass of water, they get of Lemon Juice In a glass of water, they get
drens day, Sunday. The program He received severe bruises to his son at the piano and directed by of
faster relief for the aches and pains caused faster relief for the aches and pains caused
by the gouty phases of rheumatism, neu by the gouty phases of rheumatism, neu
will be presented by the Sunday legs and side. He gets about Mrs. Lloyd Morris.
ritis and lumbago. Allenru is a 20 year old ritis ana lumbago. Allenru is a 20 year old
School at the usual hour, 10-11. on crutches.
prescription made Just to relieve such symp prescription made Just to relieve such symp
toms. Costs little at druggists.
toms Costs little at druggists.
Miss Flossie Bales left first
Worship Service will be from 11
Pilot Class Ads get results!
to 12, carrying out the theme. of the week for Lampasas, Tex.,
where she will spend several
Joint Services Planned
Joint observance of Memorial weeks, visiting her two brothers1
Day by the John McElroy Post1 and families. She will also attend
No. 1281, VFW and Del Norte ; graduation exercises of a niece.
Post, 175, American Legion and.
aubiliaries is set for May 30. The i
Elks lodge, Shrine drum corps.
Boy and Girl Scouts and othei ! Donald, son of Floyd Young,
community and chi’ cb’bs are of Young’s 5 & 10, returned to
requested to participate. Veter Fort Lewis after a 10-day fur
ans organizations program chair lough hero with his parents.
men are Wayne Aho and John
Mrs. Harold Young and chil
Green for the VFW and George dren are in Camas, Wash., vis-1
Berry Jr. and Goroon Weller for iting her sister, Mrs. Dodds, and
the Legion. The program:
family.
10 a. m. Parade foims at LaufT।
While fishing on the Chetco
hotel on Beach drive; 10:30 at ■
Memorial hall for observance;! Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles'
participation of Del Norte high Young were astonished to seel
band; Reading of Gen. Logan’s jackets, fishing poles and gear I
Memorial Day Address by Wayne floating by their boat and im-!
mediately went to shore where
they enlisted aid of other mem
of the family and set out up-[
stream to assist someone who
had evidently upset. They soon ’
came upon Lloyd Simpson and *
his cousin, Eugene, just swim-:
Real Estate Broker
ming to shore. People are re
Hotel Brookings
North End minded that the Chetco, seem-1
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ingly harmless, is really not to
F. K A. TERMS AVAILABLE’! be trusted too tar.
SMITH RIVER
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Mix Lemon Juice
AT HOME
TO RELIEVE
»RHEUMATIC PAINS
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AT HOME
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BACKACHE
Breath-Taking Beauty Which Graces Azalea Festsival
LOCAL NEWS
M. G. BECKER
Cliff Beem, owner of Mod
Roy F. Sunderland, Salesman
ern
Refrigeration, is building .an
Hours: 9:00 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.
extension to his shop, a 12x16
2-bedroom home and approxi room which the Beems expect;
mately r2 acre in Harbor dis to use for a second-hand exchange (
trict on Hwy 101. Knotty pine fin as soon as completed.
ish. $2500 down will handle.
Gill Scout leaders and com
mittee women met for a pot lack
Good buy on 2-bedroom home
dinner at home of Mrs. Dewey
and 2 city lits. Partly furnished.
Akers Friday evening. Mrs. Wm.
$500 with $100 down, balance like
Owen. Smith River, was a guest.
rent.
The group attended the concert
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I at Ihe high school after the mnal.
7 city lots for business or resi
dence, $800 each. Terms if de
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Moore will
sired.
leave Saturday to vi^it thrTr
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daughter, Eugenia, at Norfolk,
We have a couple ocean view Virginia.
oversized lots left. $800 and $900.
The Barbershop Quartet, rep
BUILDERS ATTENTION! Ap-1 resenting Brookings chapter of
proximately 10-acre tract, Har SFEBSQSA. decided to drive to
bor district, secluded, restricted, Portland while practicing Friday
not far from highway, very nice night. The group had originally
view. $10,000 with $3500 down. planned to fly to the Portland
Ideal for subdivision.
parade on Saturday. Micky Gould,
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Stan
Patterson, Don Vaughan,
2 lots 145x300 feet, close in.
and
Ray
Olson had the time of
$1500 for both.
their lives, they told friends. Af
2 acres, well protected from, ter driving Friday night, singing
wind, good soil, need some clear most of the day and night, Sat
ing. Make offer.
urday, crashed the Arts and
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Crafts Ball in the same build
About 4 acres with ocean and ing and entertained an appreci
i ver view, secluded and distinc ative audience with several of
tive. Wonderful soil, grand build their numbers.
ing sites. $5250 with terms.
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Elder Biggs Lloyd of Portland
acre building sites, restrict will speak at the Adventist serv
ed Harbor district, beautiful
ices this Saturday at the Grange
<x an view, best of soil. $800.
Hall at 11 a. in.
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Some good highway frontage
s’ 4 available for those needed
la sinesses.
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Other homes, ocean frontage,
lots and acreage.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graham
were honored at a golden wed-
ing anniversary open-house at
Chetco Grange, Sunday, at 8 p.
m. when about 100 friends at-
Celebrated Golden
Wedding, May 20
I Sell The Earth?
As scenery and background for the annual Azalea Festival, people will gaze on
such breat-taking beauty which cities would give millions to duplicate. Practically
untouched by man, this selling has absol itely no equal anywhere in the world.
Annual Queen
BALL
CHETCO GRANGE HALL
EDDIE DESJARDIN'S ORCHESTRA
There Wi4 Be a Valuable Door Prize, Too!
Admission, including tax....................... $1.00