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Thursday, February 28, 1952 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON Page Eleven next four o r five m onths to com 1940 w ith an ex p e n d itu re of $24 George Pitzer arrived f r o m a tte n d th e fu n e ra l of his m o th er, plete and pass all of th e pending m illion, but m ust have $338 m il Palm City, Calif., Saturday to Mrs. Ida F o ster. legislation th a t is a c tu a lly need lion for th e com ing fiscal y ea r! ed now. I could list som e o th e rs b u t I By Harris Ellsworth, M. C. Most people do not realize it th in k these w ill give th e g en eral I know, but every law passed by idea. T h ere h as been very little a c congress costs m oney—som e of • • • tiv ity on th e floor of th e house the law s cost a vast am ount of Zig-Zag Sewing Machines on Display Stxiii! My good friend C ongressm an af re p re se n ta tiv e s th u s fa r this money. B ut even a m inor one John P hillips of C alifo rn ia has session. If my m em ory serves me m ust be adm inistered and it is c o rrec tly , th e roll has been called a m inor law indeed w hich does th e follow ing gem in his w eekly See the Majestic Sewing Machine (From $99.50) only tw ice for record votes on not ac tu a lly require the em ploy le tte r: "W hen I w as hom e last Now on display at the— legislatio n . One of those votes m ent of m ore people in go v ern sum m er, one of my R iverside friends, ta lk in g about the ta x in w as on th e tre a s u ry re-o rg an iza m ent agencies and bureaus. crease. re m a rk e d he w as m ad tion p lan w hich didn’t am ount to It would be an in tere stin g story enough ’to blow a g a sk e t.’ He m uch anyhow . if some am bitious and en erg etic needn't w orry, if h e does. The My own opinion about legisla re p o rte r would ta k e one of the arm y had on hand, on a recen t ; tiv e bodies in o u r country e ith e r m inor and innocent looking law s count, 921,602 g a sk e ts from the th e s ta te leg islatu res o r th e con passed during the last y e a r or fro n t axle housing of jeeps. The g re s s —is th a t they m ay be c r it so and find out ju st how m any jx^ak dem and in any y e a r since icized for passing too m any new new governm ent em ployees w ere th e arm y s ta rte d using jeeps, w as law s r a th e r th a n too few. A ccord recru ited to enforce it and how 8,846 g askets. At th a t ra te , we ' ingly, I see no h arm being done m uch the ad m in istratio n of th e have enough on hand to last ld4 i l/ 2 acres—glorious view. Well dug and curbed to th e people of o u r co u n try by law is costing. years. Any tax p ay e r, who feels Electricity on place. Cabin started; additional th e p re sen t slow -bell congress. • * • a g asket-blow ing c o m i n g on. A few m a jo r problem s m ust, of lumber. You own road. J u s t for fe ar som e spending- should w rite th e arm y., q u a r te r course, h av e congressional a c m inded congressm an o r b u re a u m a s te r.” tion Som e decision m ust be m ade c ra t m ighl g rab on th e above P hillips know s w h at he is ta lk re g ard in g m ilitary train in g . The p ara g ra p h as an ex p lan atio n for in g about because he is a m em - 1 defense production act, w hich con governm ent ex trav ag an ce, I h as Top of Hill, 1356 Swan's Planer Mill Road b er of th e co m m ittee w hich h a n ta in s the con tro l provisions, ex ten to add th a t it surely cannot dles arm ed forces ap p ro p riatio n s. p ires soon and m ust e ith e r be explain the follow ing: In 1940 th e renew ed, killed o r am ended. d ep a rtm en t of com m erce cost T hese item s and a few o th ers $37 m illion—th e ir p resen t budget sh o u ld and undoubtedly will be J request is for $917 m illion; In ac te d upon by th e house. No vast 1940 the d ep artm en t of l a b o r A directory of where to “fin d ” and “buy" In Crescent City, Your friendly neighbors a m o u n t of tim e will be required spent only $29 m illion—now it who eti]oy seeing any of you, and the privilege of serving yon at any tim e! on each. Even j n slow m otion w a n ts $263 m illion; T he s ta te d e th e re w ill be am ple tim e in the p a rtm e n t functioned sm oothly in WASHINGTON f- WEEK - A D LER & P H O E N IX YOUNG'S GIFT SHOP W ant the Pride of Ownership? SEE HALLIEB When Shopping In Crescent City, Give These Firms A Trial! Square Deal Lbr. E ve ry th in g ¿far th e hom e builder! P um ps and F a rm M achinery! 4th & K Streets Ph. 2491 Res. Phone 1293 JVEW PA CK A G E ot B E A T ! M c C lendon M otor Co. Master Kraft SUSPENDED FURNACE Dress Shop Ja n tz e n S w e a te rs; G ertzm an S k irts; M arjo rie M ontgom ery and A udre Gay O riginal D ress es; T au lm an S u its; L u x ite and K nsger Hose; W a rn e r B ras & B irdies and L ingerie. F o r price quotations on all Building Material T elephone 1881 Second and M ark et S tre e ts Del Norte Tire Service O ldsm obile-W illya-C adillac F ro m and M S tre e ts F ree A ltera tio n s and G ift w rappings. R e-capping & R ep airin g F iresto n e T ire D istrib u to r Hwy 101 Ph. 3042 Box 655 Flowers Wired! L. A. Carr & Son SURPLUS M ART A n yw h ere — A n y T im e! P h o n e O rders A ccepted! M argaret's A H arvey-W hippls Product M arie Woods Crescent Lmbr. Co. Phone 551 Nielsen Hardware A n d Electric Company com plete line of h a rd w a re and elec trical fix tu res and a p p li-, anees. P H O N E 143 A tlas P o w er Tools; H a rd w a re ,— Sheet Metal and Plumbing clo th in g for th e e n tire fam ily, in H ousehold appliances. S h ee t M e t cluding boots and shoes. Com e in. al, P lu m b in g and h ea tin g supplies 1280 Second Street Ph. 631 900 Fourth St. N u n n Bush Shoes: A rro w s h ir ts ; G enuine Levia; P endleton S h irta; J a n tze n S w ea ters; W h ite S ta g L ine; C om plete line of W o rk C lothes Telephone 2752 Tom 's Radio Service Radio S a les and S ervice S te w art W a rn e r A ppliances 260 K. S t. Phone 2012 S p o rtin g Goods Crescent City Furniture Co. E v e ry th in g fo r th e H om e 1220 Second Street house, • ■ ■ regardless * of whether it is standing •, *4^* « ' • ’ ' ■ . ney draft. W ifi work with ordinary exhaust r pipe stuck out doors and up above the 'oof line. Ask us Capacity 75,000 BTU . . . Largo enough to heat a six-room house. I I M aster £✓ M R A D IO V is it our record d ep a rtm e n t! H ouse D resses C rild ren ’s Line! C o stu m e J e w e lry L in en s! 1240 Second S tre e t Complet»* Service, all m odels! S u n b ea m D ealer Gamble's DAVIDSON'S Western Auto Supply Office Supplies 840 2nd St. Telephone 471 A uto & Hom e S upplies and a p pliances C ononado Radios. 1150 9th S t. P hone 3001 Dei Norte Laundry Diamonds - Watches Three-Day Service L ea ve orders a t the C ur-D el C leaners 8 ilverw a re F la tw a re H o llow w are D irely te Patents Pending T u rn those e x tra Item s Inti cash by P ilo t C lassified eda CHETCO HOME & AUTO SUPPLY Virgil Goklsbcrry 858 Third Street Linen and Specialty Shop Z’hevrolet-B uick S ales & S ervice A u to R epair, P ainting R adiator a Repaired hanging up, or lying flat!.Does not need chim Don Craig J Furniture Exchange A rm stro n g Linoleum s! S toves E ve ryth in g For the H om e! M argaret's Crescent Chevrolet up, , . 'Store For Men NICHOLSON C R E S C E N T C IT Y I’ll. 1512 75,000 B.T.lf., enough to heot the ordinary »ix-room Gordon F. Johnson L A W R E N C E ’S Cycle Shop Ph. 1421 1073 2nd S treet T y p ew riters, Adding M achines 1010 2nd S t. T elephone 2212 W e D eliver in B rookings! Portraits Photostats C om m ercial P hotographs C am eras and P h o to Supplies* Harris Studio 836 3rd St. P hone 3281 Wadsworth Jewelers Hedrick Electric Company 829 Second S tre e t H ard’ are and E lectrica l S u p p lies TELEPHONE 2202 CARRELL'S Your Wotpoint S tore 30-1 H. St. PHONE 931
