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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON
Thursday, January 31, 1952
s>tad, who died at Crescent City I There were 13 grandchildren and
M arjory Freem an is undergo­ accident early in December.
last Saturday, were held Tuesday ! 14 great-grandchildren.
ing skin-grafts at Seaside Hos­
at Roeder Chapel, with interm ent
pital, Crescent City. A leg was
at Wm. Jam es W ard Memorial
badly lacerated in an automobile
Last rites for Mrs. Oline Fin- Park. Rev. W. O. Grunow offici­
Ophir, sm allest school in the
ated.
county, but usually the toughest
She had been making her home to beat in basketball, will be in
fi A B Y S IT T E R
at M atot c o —
here with her daughter, Mrs. Ag­ Brookings Friday evening for a
Phone 291, Brookings or call Ph.
Hours 8.00 a. m. to noon and
nes Johnson. She was m other of: return game with the Bruins and
3521, Crescent City, or w rite P.
Wantf
a i expansible adult ■ Mrs. Anna Aanerud, Albert Creek,
7.00 to 9:00 p. m.
Bruinettes. Although there is no
O. Box 342, Crescent City. J. E.
for /t, 7 tune, eight hours a , Minn., Benedict Finstad, M yrtle
school the rem ainder of the week,
(Jim ) DAYTON, distributor. Bu­
day, m.s baby sitter, either in : Creek, Ore., Mrs. Olga Ostrem,
Mr. Guthrie and Miss Ty ler will
tane
tanks for rent, sale or lease.
your home or in mine. See
Bremerton, Wash., Mrs. Minnie return from institute for the b a t­
Hwy
101,
2
m
ilth
south
of
Office
located a t Anderson Plum b­
M>. ( r Mrs. Ren Kerns unth­
Brodahl, Vancouver, Wash., J o - , tles. Saturday the Bruins play
ing
Co.^
Fresno S treet, offi P a ­
Brookings,
Oregon
in tins n ext week.
se.ph Finstad, Kennewick, Wash.. J ft return game with Illinois Valley
cific
Ave.,
Crescent City.
.
end Mrs. Johnson of Brookings. and next Monday Donkey basket­
ball will be back here.
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The Bruins came from behind,
last Friday at A rcata to win over
¡Humboldt JV$, 36 to 30. In this
game the Bruins showed they
had “what it takes.”
Last Rites Held
For M rs. Finstad
O p h ir Here, Friday
WANTED!
Town and Countjfy
Gas Com pany
Income Tax Service nrookin^s
R. V. Guerretfoz
SOUTHERN CURRY REALTY CO.
Clam Shells
4-YARD LOAD
$ 8 .0 0
Ke
BROOKINGS LAND AND
TOWNSITE COMPANY
Local News
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Joy are
building a cottage on the beach
side of their property at their
H arbor home.
Seven members of the new Boy
Scout troop, under leadership of
Howard Crane, enjoyed a trip to
the C arpenterville area over the
weekend.
B koomngs
Berry
BT LYDIA A EUNICE
a b o u t th e O N L Y voice
A M A N G E TS IN
R U N N I N G his a f f a ir s )
TELEPI IONE 442
( l.i\ ! R A L B U IL D IN G — Brookings
Charles H. Grayshel
Martha Grayshel
phone 304
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Guy F. Rice
Erma D. Rice
$6200 is the Full price for a
$15,000-54500 down, furnished
New Home—hardw’ood floors, 2 5-room modern home, basement.
bedrooms, some term s.
and attic, lot 150x130. ideal bus­
iness and home location.
$5250 buys s m a l l furnished
$15,900 $5000 down, 200 acres
home on half acre, fireplace and
ocean view. 30% down.
w ith 3-room home, large barn,
milk house, 40 acres in timber,
spring w ater.
$8000 $2500 down, for new 2
bedroom home, hardwood floors,
$13,500 w ith term s, new 2-bed­
1 acre, spring w a te r w ith press­
room,
hardwood floors, picture
ure system.
windows, w ith unexcelled view’ of
ocean and hills, garage and guest
$7000 $2500 down, nice 2-bed- room, 2 acres.
room home, g arage w ith cem ent
floor, tool shed, pressure system,
$13,500 $3000 down, ju st com­
oil heater, 2 acres good soil.
pleted 2-bedroom home, fireplace,
hardwood floors.
$9000 $5000 down, 5 large
rooms, guest house, concrete foun­
Also Business P roperty — In­
dation, excellent well, fru it trees,
come P r o p e r ty -v a c a n t and im­
berries, alm ost 2 acres level land.
proved— Come in and see u st
$68.,0 $3500 down, good 2-bed- i Also an exceptionally wide va-
toon, home com pletely re-d eeo r-, rlety of residential lo f s - w e wilt
a tid . c a r port, highway frontage, ¡he glad to show
i n;
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IN S U R A N C E OF A L L K IN D S !!
Office Next Door West of Hendrick Furniture Company
■
B etty will be seeing in the ads
run by
JIM'S UNION CABINET SHOP
Book Cases, W riting Desks, Corner Cabinets,
Kitchen Cabinets, Breakfast Ntxtks, Doors, W in­
dow s( Frames, Cupboard Doors, Drawers.
DRESS SHOP
BROOKINGS PHONE 153
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IF I T ’S M ADE OF WOOD—
IN T R O D U C IN G
YO U H A V E A JOB F O R f. E. F IF IE LD !
TO B R O O K IN G S
SMORGASBORD
At a Party of the American Legion Auxiilary. Tickets on sale by the
Lathes of this organization, lake’s Barbershop, or here.
ru in nir Uwy 101 at Beach Road. Follow the Signs!
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ONE- AND TW O-ROOM COTTAGES
CO M PLETELY FU R N ISf IED
M onday, February 4, 1952— 7 :3 0 P. M.
H O U SE K E E PIN G —by week or month
The Dining Room will lx- closed on Monday, February 4th, except
tot 1 he American Legion Auxiliary Party, and on Saturday, Feb 9
the Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Crescent City chapter, is giving a party’
O ur regular menu will, on Feb. 9, lx- served only until 7:30 p m
SUNSET MOTEL OFFICE
h 'i Party Time AU the Tim e A t the Chetco In n !"
ADRIAN, lam ons for fine food, prepares our meals and arranges for
our parties.
THE
CHETCO
“.7/ the Sign of the Golden Goat”
IN N
ir o o k itJ d S .
South of I larhor
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rog,
FO R
SALE!
2-bedroom «orne, priced for quick disposal,
immediate possession. Terms. Also 2 lots—see
Owner, B. C. Glass
Oreg on
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