Brookings-Harbor pilot., March 27, 1952, Page 10, Image 10

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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
&DTH BEEF AND
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h e ir p e rio d o f m ost ra p id g ro w th
(a b o u t SO ye a rs ), the best p o lic y
■ to d e a r* ut and s ta rt a new cro p
e th e r by n a tu ra l seeding fro m
close by m a tu re trees o r by hand
K’ \ ° U Bhould also ‘ le a rcu t
w oo d lo ts w here repeated th in n in g s
have fin a lly le ft too few trees.
O r d in a r ily the species g ro w in g on
^ u r '" nd1
lir . i .
.h o one h e ., .u ile d Ito u g la . ( Ir
h i ? h°n ;V " ' , 1 are“.“
I e s tin g ta ke s fro m 2 to 10 years, so
you m ay w ant to get y o u r c ro p o f
trees in q u ic k ly w ith n u rs e ry stock.
T rees can he o b tained fro m the
S ta te F o re s try D e p a rtm e n ts o f Ore-
gon and W a sh in g to n and some com-
panies w ill su p p ly n u rse ry-ra ise d
seedlings to fa rm e rs. W in te r p lant-
in g is best and it comes when the
fa rm e r has the most fre e tim e
, , a„ j I>lant|llK 0, seed|(nR, re.
„„¡re .
.h o u g h , and . are A
N O T IC E
Thursday, March 27, 1952
C h e f B roadcasts
*
The an n u a l m eeting of the C u r­
C hef A drian, a g a i n M onday,
To O v e rs e a s A P O s
ry C ounty TB. and H ealth As­ b roadcast th e fo u rth in th e se ri­
Post offices have been notified
sociation will be held A pril 4. es of B rookings H o u r b ro ad casts
by the postoffice d ep a rtm en t th a t
over sta tio n KCRE, C rescen t C ity
a fte r M arch 15, airm ail p a c k a g e s '8 ^
P- m. a t the basem ent of
1 w ith C hetco Inn, S eaview Dairy’,
for m em bers of the arm ed forces I th e
C om m unity
P re sb y ttria n
H endricks • F u rn itu re Co. a n d
serv ed by APO num bers will be C hurch, Gold Beach. Mrs. Connie
j D im m icks B rookings M ark et as
re stric te d to a m axim um of tw o
^ar” cs* d irec to r of public re ­
1 sponsors.
pounds and a com bined length and *a i ’ons« OTHA, P o rtlan d , will be
g irth of 30 inches. This has been the principal speaker. All who are
found to l>e necessary as the n u m ­ in tere ste d in th e h ea lth and w el­
ber of planes available for tak in g fa re of th e ir respective com m on-
th e airm ail overseas has been i n - 1 d ies a re urged to atten d . Lillie
See
ad e q u ate to handle the q u a n ­ Brown is se c re ta ry and B erth a
Tubmyl Pair O fh featured in
tities m ailed. The m axim um of W hirry, president, of th e county
Good Housekeeping and
4-2t
70 pounds and com bined len g th group.
Today « Woman magazines
and g irth of 100 inches is still in
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effect for p arcel post packages
/ * Gunranlttd by .
T o w n a n d C o u n try
sent by su rfa c e tra n sp o rta tio n .
V“***’ Hout«kt.'pinj
.
G as C o m p a n y
r4GNCG To P ublic
B rookings office a t M atot Co —
Those persons digging shrubs Phone 291« B rookings o r call Ph
o r p lan ts on th e pro p erty known
C rescent City, o r w rite P
as Azalea H eights a re tresp assin g 0 Box 342- C rescent City. J. E.
and will he prosecuted as such, 1 iJim ) DAYTON, d istrib u to r, Bu-
if this p ra ctice is not s t o p p e d 'ia n e taHks fo r re n t, sale o r lease.
O therw ise the a re a will be closed P ffice located a t Anderson Plum b-
to th e P ublic.
*n £ Co., F resn o S tre e t, offi Pa-
ROY & ED BRIMM, ow ners. c' fic Ave ’ C re sc e n t C ity.
See O u r
W in d o w D is la y
DRESS S H O P
<>»- "f »'•< hoe-type
8e d aga lik e t h , shade o f w eed, o f h a d ,. I , a ll a tre e p la n te r n eed.
M M eS.ahh“ai .
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" Wllh o," ‘ ‘ lrolte
<*» mattoefc a
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X ° * , U l l, b l ' h° '« '« opened to a d m it
• ™
11 h,> <' lo “ r f l , t a r,‘»
«• th e r o o t, o f th e .e e d lln g . Care
« "» . I. fro m I to 20 acre», and I t ' should lie ta k e n to a vo id le a v in g
° ,,s wr •» «u rro u nd e d by seed a ir space aro u n d the roots, to see
ir
trees, it
w ill
re fo re s t th a t ro o ts are s tra ig h t and n o t
jz o m - .- jy | >y n a tu rn l seeding. E ire tu rn e d up, th a t the tre e is n o t to o
m u st he k e p t out and sto ck fenced deep and th a t g round co ve r won t
ou t. I f th e re is a good seed c ro p choke it out. P la n t seedlings to get
rig h t a fte r lo g g in g the area w ill a dvantage o f n a tu ra l shade o f
com e back fast.
J stum ps, dow n logs.
I f you huve bad a good seed ye a r
Jf you pj n „ t 4 by 4 fe e t sp nclng
you may w a n t to ’ eave y o u r slash you w m need 272o trev8 per acre
and p ro vid e b e tte r fire p ro te c tio n | dea| i8 c by 8 fwot gpacj ng u sin g
O th e rw is e you w ill w a n t to b u rn n o trees per acre, a lth o u g h som e
y o u r slash the fir s t tim e i t ’s safe to p re fe r 8 by 8 w ith 6v80 trees. T re e s
do it and put y o u r laud in shape CO8t about j 5 per thousand. N e x t
fo r the n e xt tre e crop.
we w ill discuss lo g g in g , la n d c le a r­
I f y o u r land tends to g ro w brush.
ing, in te re s tin g facts.
you w ill w a n t to band p la n t Ini
,
I . ,
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(F o r m ore p artii
a rtic u u la
lars
r s w r rite
it e y your
our
m e d ia te ly to give y o u r va lu a ble St , i , • E„r .-ster at ( »lympla. W ash in g to n
tim b e r cro p a chance to get sta rte d or Sal. m, <>r»*K<>n for your free copy of
b e f o r e th e b ru s h slo w s it d o w n
'<>1 K T R E E S —A C H O P," how to
oerore trie n r u s n sto w s it flow n «row and h a rv e s t th em In th e D ouglas
jfiv v n w ith o u t brush, n u tu ra l refor-1 n r reg io n .;
M ..ila h ,
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle H ickerson
accom panied by E lm er T a n ta re
M ato t C om pany is able to offer a re spending a few day$ at G ra y ­
th e co m m u n ity radio service of land. W ash., this week.
to p q u a lity w ith the arriv a l. F ri­
d a y of this w eek, of O R. M un­
T ry P ilot C lass Ads—th ey payt
son of R oseburg. He is a radio
m a n of long experience and lias
PATTERN OF THE WEEK
a re p u ta tio n for excellence in
th e m a in te n a n c e of radio equip­
m en t. Mr. M unson will Tiring Tiis
fam ily w ith him and th e M atot
Co. ex p ects his advent to be a
re a l ad d itio n to the staff.
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Bob S ta n h u rs t
PH O N E 254.8
Rcsid. Easy Street
Gaad Selection o f Furniture
Consisting of
Fed Room Sets, Chrome Sets
Bunk Beds.
Dining Room Sets;
Full size and twin size springs and
mattresses.
Lit'ing Room Sets;
(.ribs, Crib Mattresses, High Chairs;
Plate Mirrors in several sizes;
Di vans, Floor Lamps, End Tables;
th e p«‘oplc w ith view
s ta tio n e ry , a t th e P ilo t oflice.
Large Parking A ie a 1
A C Q U A iN T E
Platjor Roeders, Divans;
Shew
For Rent or Lease
GET
Training Chairs. Strollers, Rockers;
W e a th e r R e p o rt
B usiness B u ild in g
L E T 'S
TW O -IN -O N E ENSEMBLE
F IO M NINE TO FIVE AND AFTER . Slssvs-
!•»* dinnsr d ra tt with a w ids v-<ut bodies
and full skirt, covered in ths daytim e hour«
by a matching w ant-hu gg in g jacket Ths
Kim ona-tleeved jacket h at a band collar
and double row of buttons Advance Pat­
tern 5974. Site« 12to 1 8 ................... 50c
TO ORDER ADVANCE PATTERNS Send SOc
in coin (no stamp«) for each pattern with
«tie name A adore««, designating which
pattern you w ant ay it» number.
S end to A tlas p e p >rtmerit B H P
I Jeetrie Refrigerators.
Used Electric Ranges.
Electric Portable Sewing Machines.
I readle Sewing Machines.
Wood Ranges and Heaters.
China Cupboards.
Apartment and Regular Size Gas
Ranges.
9x12 W(X)1 rugs and pads greatly re­
duced.
Cabinet Radio and Record player.
9x12 Linoleums, also plastic linoleum
with io-year guarantee.
trade-in bargains— come in and
browse around!
II e have some terrific furniture and
Crescent City Furniture
I lours: Q a. in. to 6 p. in.
I nder New Management
Charles W and
Anna C. Rombach