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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
&DTH BEEF AND
TREES SHOULD BE
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vy h »‘n y o u r trees have passed
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
Z ^ ' 1 AF7“*'""-,
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
,
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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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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