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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1951)
Thursday, November 29, 1951 LOCAL jjf ‘ n ew N E \AZ S pum ice block BROOKIXGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON p “ anie M umou did it a g a in The series of N ational Wild- | | last Saturday he caught two sal- life Federation articles currently bu ild - rnon in The v> ''" c h u c k . on.' tip p in g being p u b lish e d in th e P ilot in £ built by T. W. Zenier. for the scales at 27 Pounds, while the creating much comment and good the liquor store, east of Henricks other was a tin>' 23-lb. beauty, will among readers, who say the F u rn itu re store, is now being put Ho" ever. he didn't get the thrill featu r is well w orth while. The to used by the liquor commission from thesp ,h a t " as m anifest youth, especially, say they learn with Mr. Zenier as local agent. <wice recentl>’ " h e n he came up much about natu re frome these J :cv n - Practically floating in air articles, dealing w i t h anim als Thanksgiving dinner served at - e v e n the W ig h t of the salmon tish or plants. t hi tco Inn lest Thursday, a t - , . . . «ncug.. io hold him down, tracted a gratifying crowd, Jos. Mr. and Mrs. Henry K err will Taylor told the Pilot early this Ccpst KO to points in W ashington this week. He says th at day by day Q ‘ Co here lai' : week-end. including Fort Lewis reputation of his hotel and din. Saturday was gratifying to th? where thpv w i„ their ing room is spreading. o V " ? ”’ L,11‘an Graves Robert, who ju st returned from Plenty of flowers and good wishes _ vpn„ ¡_ , .P1 Have you m adrt your reserva- went to the new residents from . tn h° e8* . i f \ CX tion for the first weekly cham ber other business houses in the dis- on f , .. h 1 o m e u ith them of commerce luncheon, to be serv- trict. t U ougn’ ed at Chetco Inn dining ro o m ,’ All lily and daffodil grow ers of on Wednesday, Dec. 5? If not do qt, ^ ° rge r " tUTrn . to hls this area are asked to furnish so by phone to Pete J. Lesmeis- *J ^ e s at P o r . and University, all thp data thcy wjsh toJd (o ter, Phone 294. at once. If s u f f i c - ,^ nda? n,«h t’ aItPr spenthng the world jn the specia, edltjon Qf lent num ber will come each week, T han^ sg\ \ inS bobday with his PHot planned for Dec 2? The j this will be the fu tu re practice of Mr. and Mrs. C arl Ber- home of w inter flowers mav l)e the cham ber. ger and family. He will have two just w hat the worJ(J has | The w eath er report, which has Gilbcrt S t M arie’ who « P la te d been a weekly part of the Pilot tbe *h° e repair " agon- next to since its existence, except for one the b a e i y ' hai> m° xed to Long’ lone exception, is missing this !' ie" ’? ' asb ’ a card to the p ,Io ‘ week. Mr. W hirry, w eather o b - ire ' e a e d ’ Tuesday. server, failed to give it to the ‘ Pilot. M erchants about town have put th area in a C hristm as shopping mood by clever window decora tions. There rem ains but a short month until th at big day. W in dows of town also show th at the needs can be supplied at home. The city council met Tuesday evening in reg u lar session a fte r missing last week due to absences of two members. Work of con sidering ordinances was the main discussion. Page Thirteen " a n tin g to learn about. An am using incident happened' to the drum m er, Bill Shiplev on Tuesday, while the band was giv- ing its concert a» Rotary meet- in ,. The head of his drum -stick '■ sened, and flew across Chetco Inn lobby. Bill took the incident in his stride. PATTERN OF THE WEEK 4188 C arpenters are at work on the Ben K erns home, finishing the roof and some of the interior. I II Redfield’s Market G w r r / r / , Fruits, Vegetables, and Meats SPECIALS— Friday and Saturday — v .x • We handle strictly fresh eggs from Paul Bowen Poultry Farm ! Dunbar—W hite meat CRAB MEAT, ’/ 2 S .................... 59c Bakers Premium—Sweetened COCOANUT, shredded, 4-oz. pk. 15c Arm & Hammer ( SODA, lb. pkg.............................. 40c Por Cakes and pastry frying— CRISCO, 6 lbs. . . . . . \ cgetable shortening SNOWDRIFT, 3 lbs..................... 95c W ellm an’s Unsweetened PINEAPPLE JUICE, 46-oz. . . 29c JUICE, No. 2 tins (closeout) . 15c W ellman’s (irapefruit and Orange All Brands of MILK, case of 48 tall SIZES V z \ ' ÄRA 4 fo 16 NECK SIZES* CIGARETTES, carton •£' —O7 7 r 3 M . D. TISSUE, 6 rolls Roy F. Sunderland, Salesman H ours: 9 a. m. to 6:30 p. m. iooo ARMSTRONG SETS A SPECIA L: Good income prop erty. House 34 completed w ith 2 completed rental units and 1 re n t al 80 p e r cent completed. $11,- ‘"CALL ME SPORTY" Advance pattern 500. Terms. * 4 1 8 8 . For (aunty |unK>r*, a precinon-tail- • • • ored jport »hirt with top-«titch detailing City lots, w ith w ater, ready to The patch pocket i* buttoned tw»t like Dad's best Size* 4-6. 8-10, 12-14, and 16 for neck to build on. A ttractively priced M ie * I I . I I P , 12, 12'z, 131» and 14 2S< with easy term s. TO ORDER PATTERNS SEND 25c in coin* • • • (no stamp*) for eoch pattern, with size, Excellent business location on name and addres*, designating which p a t highway, close in. tern you want by it* number •oszw* * Send to A tlas P a tte rn Dept. S.o00 down will put you in a BHP, 6455 Sunset Blvd. Los An- good going business. See us for geles 28, Calif. particulars. j '/y/k b a c c .. Many p a tte rn s in both enam el floor coverings and inlaids. Priced for every budget. Be sure to visit this depart m ent in our basement. Hendricks Furniture Co. Curry and Del N orte Count tee’ Largest F urniture Store.’ e • • W IIB A N K 'S 0 LOTS—Various locations, w ith or w ithout view, d t y w ater, priced from $700 to $1550. Easy terms. • • • Other homes, ocean frontage, lob» and acreage. Ï Sell The Earth! M ARKET H E N R Y H IE IIH N R . $1.59 . 49c . . . . 65c . . . 67c sheets SCOT TISSUE, 6 rolls Maxwell 1 louse—good to the last drop INSTANT COFFEE., 2-oz. jar . 53c . 65c Quick dissolving soap. WHITE KING, giant size . ( leans wash with or without rinsing. TIDE, giant s i z e ...................... 79c Wear-Ever Aluminum HOUSEHOLD FOIL, 2 5 -ft. pkg. 29c . . . 37c Sal.id Bowl—Pints, 25c. SALAD DRESSING, quart BISQUICK, 40-oz; pkg. . . 47c . . . 47c lolly 1 ime—yellow or white Picnic Style PORK ROAST, lb. 45c By the piece— Top Quality BACON, lb. . For Biscuits, Muffins, Waffles etc. In Redfield's M arket e SOME good investm ent prop erties in Cury County. Come in and see what we have to offer. • • • SUBDIVISION in H arbor. Ap proxim ately half acre, priced rig h t - a t $890 to $1050. I . DRY MILK, M b . pkg. Good motel site w ith several cabins suitable for remodeling. $6500 takes it. e . Borden’s Starlac o SPECIAL— 2-bedroom house on 2 4 acres. Outside city limits yet close in. Good proposition for a builder. Im m ediate possession — $7000 with $2300 down. . KRISPY CRACKERS, 2 lbs. Kancial Quality o $ 6 .5 9 Sunshine—flaky-thin saltines ^Real Estate Broker • , Prince Albert Smoking ^4-mile north on Highway 101 0 . TOBACCO, 1 l b . ......................97c M. G. BECKER • . All Brands— 11 to 14 D • $1.98 . . . i 49c . 35c Cheese for snacks and sandwiches PABST-ETT, 2 lbs........................ 99c Fresh, lean 59c 1 leinz oven-fresh, with pork and tomato sauce BAKED BEANS, 7 oz.................... IO A ll meat— old style FRANKFURTERS, lb. Peter Pan PEANUT BUTTER, 12-oz. jar > ) tc PORK STEAKS, lb. POP CORN, pkg..........................18c 55c TOM ATO JUICE, 4 6 o z .. 1 1 1
