Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, April 03, 1952, Page 6, Image 6

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B R O O K I N G S -H A R B Q R P /L O T , B R O O K IN G S , O R E G O N
P age Six
Q B utcher never .
Q o u R W CCPLOT HAS
INTS £TEw M EAT-
CHOICE,HIGH VALUE LOSE
AMO T R g g S A S WELL A S
LOW RETURN T R E E S
CUTS A WHOLE BEEF
T h ere's G o ld In Y o u r Farm W o o d lo t
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( l-ttl »1 4 i t t i t i o! tig ir t it l ti o<t liio n J f t o n l it l e r t i / 1 . 1 < \
\ i t i b t u p , f in p tu d by firittlt, i l t l i and / i J i n l fortil HgtHtitt /
T o get the m ost cash fro m y o u r j w hen sound values are le ft In th e
fo re a t crop re q u ire s some study, stum p. M ake sure each log is c u t
F o r instance, a 12 Inch tree, 90 feet in to p ro p e r le n g th s to get h ig h e s t
t a ll co n ta in s 100 board feet o f Haw possible value. A v o id damage fro m
lo g s at an a p p ro x im a te value o f skid d in g . Keep y o u r e q u ipm e n t in ­
<42 50 per M feet o r >4 25. I t con­ vestm ent modest. A ro llw a y o r a
ta in s .33 cords o f pulpw ood w hich sim p le " A ” fra m e w ill s u ffic e m ost
I f cold at <13 w ould b rin g <4 29. It lo ading needs. I f you h ire help re ­
c o n ta in s one 40-foot b a rk ie (u n ­ m em ber p a y ro ll taxes.
peeled) pole w h ich If sold a t 12
A fte r lo g g in g be c a re fu l w ith
ce n ts a fo o t w ould b rin g <4.80.
y o u r slash fire s H nve tools re a d y
A Ifl lnch tre e 100 feet ta ll con­ to stop any fire . B u ild fire tr a il.
ta in s 24o honrd feet o f saw logs at A void damage to young trees. P ic k
<42.60 w o rth <10.20. In the same tim e w hen ra in s have e lim in a te d
tre e is 62 cords o f pulpw ood w o rth any d anger o f fire spreading.
<8.06, but the hig h est re tu rn cornea
You can sell y o u r tim b e r to a
fro m n 55-foot b a rk ie pole a t 19 logger as stum page— a c e rta in p ric e
ce n ts w hich could b rin g the fa rm e r on the stum p, o r you can do y o u r
<10.45.
own logging. S e llin g stum page fo r
A lit t le m ista k e In Judgm ent on a lu m p sum is n o t a dvisable and
an ncre o f poles could cob I h u n ­ u s u a lly re s u lts in loss to la n d -
d re d s o f d ollars.
ow ner. It is best to se ll by th e
T he aame loss can be sustained piece, n t a fix e d p rice per thousand
fro m a poor Job o f logging. H ere feet o r cord and p a ym e n t should
a re some p o sitive rules fo r lo g g in g be bnsed on a scale o f logs cut.
o u r w o o d lo t is a va lu a b le p a rt o f
to p ro te ct yo u r own best In te re sts.
P la n y o u r roads before fa llin g and y o u r fa rm . Run i t lik o a business.
b u ckin g . P ick y o u r best season, I f you p ro te c t trees fro m fire and
w in te r o r sum m er. M ark e ve ry tree g ra zin g dam age and use reasonable
to he cut w e ll in advance o f c u ttin g cnre in h a rv e s tin g the fo re s t you
In s is t on care when trees are being w ill have an a n n u ity w h ich goes on
fe lle d so th a t a m in u m u in o f b re a k ­ w o rk in g fo r you y e a r a fte r year. A
age occurs and the least p<$islble g ro w in g young fo re s t is Just lik e
dam age is done to young trees. m oney in th e bank
(F o r more p artic u la rs w rits your
In s is t on yo u r " c a t” s k in n e rs being
S tate Forester a t O lym pia. W ashin gton
c a re fu l w ith sm a ll trees le ft g ro w ­ or Sal, in. Oregon for your free copy of
\ O L l t n < l.K S -—A C R O P ,'’ how to
in g fo r yo u r next crop. Keep y o u r
and h arvest them in the Douglaa
stum ps low, because o n ly you lose grow
fir region )
On The M ain Drag 1 to
F O R
An addition to th e M atot Co.
business building, s ta rte d th re e
w eeks ago. to c a re for th e ex ­
pansion of the com pany’s rapidly
grow ing business, this w eek is
| about com plete, w ith final to u ch ­
es being m ade a t present. This
new section, o r addition, will be
used for the in creased appliance
and h ea tin g d ep a rtm en ts.
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I t 18 c e rta in ly « r a t if y in g to us
to be given this w onderful sup-
p o rt,” A. J. M atot told th e P ilot,
“and I c e rta in ly hom e th a t M atot
com pany will be able to expand
as rapidly as th e tow n and a re a
has been. We a re here to give th e
best and fastest service possible.
We feel th a t we have gained a
lot of friends.”
S A L E !
S<al\ I lule a Ix’d, Davenport, makes into a
double bed, top grade frieze covering, sage
green color
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Table Model Philco Radio and Record Player
combination
5
w alnut arm chair cabinet I lallicraftcrs radio
and record player combination
$145.00
General Electric V acuum ( leaner with att. S 45 (H)
« write to Boot
Brookings, ( h •
=55
th e p rincipal speaker. All who are
in te re ste d in the h ea lth and wel-
FLOW ERS
For A ll Occasions
ROEDERS
Funeral Home
A t Y o u n g ’s G ift S h o p in
B ro o k in g s, a n d M a rg a r­
e t’s F lo w e r S h o p a t C re s­
508 H . S t.
c e n t C ity . Send Flowers
By Wire.
P h o n e 1091
C R E S C E N T C IT Y
Square Deal Lbr.
Crescent Lmbr. Co.
M arie Woods
E v e ry th in g fa r th e hom e buildert
P um ps and F arm M achinery!
For price q u o ta tio n s on a ll
Building Material
Dress Shop
4th & K Streets
Ph. 2491
Res. Phone 129}
Motor Co.
O ldsm obilc-W illys-C adillac
F rom and M S tre e ts
Flowers Wired!
L. A. Carr & Son
Ph. 631
Phone 551
Nielsen Hardware
A n d Electric Company
4
Crescent City
Furniture Co.
E ve ryth in g fo r th e H om e
1220 S eco n d S tree t
T elephone 2752
S p o rtin g Goods
Gordon F.
Johnson
NICHOLSON
Furniture Exchange
A rm stro n g Linoleum s! S toves
E ve ryth in g For th e H om e!
“Store For Men*
858 T h i r d
Linen and Specialty Shop
' i.tif our record departm ent!
House D resses—C rildren's Line!
C o stu m e Jew e lry L inens!
1240 Second S tre e t
?hevrolet-B uick S ales & Service
Aufo Repair, Painting
R adiators R epaired
Radio Service
Radio S a les and S ervice
S tew art W a rn e r
A ppliances
260 K. S t.
Phone 2612
C om plete line of W o rk C lothes
R A D IO
8 4 0 2 n d St.
Tom*s
N unn Bush Shoes; A rrow
S h irts; G enuine L evis;
P endleton S h irts; Ja n tzen
S u 'ea ters; W h ite S ta g L in e;
M argaret's
L ea ve orders o f the
Cur-D el C leaners
1280 S eco n d S tre e t
900 Fourth St.
C R E SC E N T C IT Y
Three-Day Service
SURPLUS M A R T>
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com plete line of h ard w are and
electrical fixtures and a p p li­
ances.
P H O N E 143
Del Norte Laundry
Tire Service
A tlas P o w er Tools; H a rd w are,—
Sheet Metal and Plumbing clothing
for th e e n tire fam ily, in ­
H ousehold appliances, S h eet M e t­ cluding hoots and shoes. Com e in.
al, P lu m b in g and heating supplies
M argaret's
lelephone 471
Del Norte
R e-capping & R ep airin g
F irestone Tire D istrib u to r
Hwy 101
Ph. 3042
Box 655
F ree A ltera tio n s and G ift
xvrappings.
A n yw h ere — A n y T im e!
P hone O rders A ccepted!
T elephone 1881
Second an d M ark et S tre e ts
Jan tze n Sweaters*; G ertzm an
S k irts; M arjo rie M ontgom ery
and Audre Gay O riginal D ress­
es; T au lm an S u its; L uxite and
K asger Hose; W a rn e r B ras &
B irdies and Lingerie.
M c C l e n d o n
H estern Auto Supply
Auto & Hom e Supplies and ap ­
pliances C ononado Radios.
1150 9th St.
Phone 3001
4
Diamonds - Watches
Silverware
Flatuxire
H o llo w u a re
Wadsworth
Jewelers
829 S econd S tr e e t
T E L B P H O N F •‘202
S tre e t
L A W R E N C E ’S
Cycle Shop
(. em p iete Service, all m odels!
S u n b ea m D ealer
1073 2nd S tre _ e t I
> Ph. 1421 11
Gamble's
D irelyte
T u rn those e x tra item s Int«
cash by P ilot C lassified eds.
HAGGERTY
Since 1933
A directory of where to "find" and "buy" In Crescent City, Your friendly neighbors
w 10 enjoy seeing any of you, and the privilege of serving you at any tim e!
(W ill sell all items together for $600.00)
SEE HOMER
Serving Brookings
When Shopping In Crescent City, Give These Firms A Trial!
Crescent Chevrolet
$225.00
T he an n u al m eeting of the C u r­
ry C ounty TB. and H ealth As­
sociation will be held A pril 4.
a t 1:30 p. m. a t th e basem ent of
the
C om m unity
P rê sb y ttria n
C hurch, Gold Beach. Mrs. Connie
H. Jam es, d ire c to r of public re-
,atio n s O T , , A P o ctlan d w i„
Those persons digging sh ru b s
o r p lan ts on th e p ro p e rty know’n
as A zalea H eights a re tresp assin g
and w ill be prosecuted as such
P h . 1512
-/// Items . Ire In I cry Ctood Condition—
S’j cu. ft. Deluxe Philco refrigerator, adjust­
able shelves, large freezing comp., advance
fa re of th e ir respective com m un-
ities a re urg ed to a tten d . I.Mlie
Brow n is se c re ta ry and B e n i a
W hirry, p resid en t, of th e co u n ty
group.
4-2t
N O T IC E
Notice To Public
S eattle.
A clever w rite r by nam e of
B lack -h atted M i s s C oty w el­ F aye S underland, tu rn in g p a in t­
com ing ca lle rs at C hetco Drug.
er te m p o ra rily .
Roy W eidem an tak in g no big
P ete w ishing for w ieners on
ch an ces he h a s in su ra n c e .
T uesday afternoon.
A friendly gift from the Leon­
M umps, and chickenj>ox
and
ard s who like organ music.
th e kids who haven't passed by.
B irth d ay g reetin g to J. J. G a l­
C a rp e n te rs springing up like
lag h er. May he ru n a close sec­ m ushroom s a f te r the rain.
ond to M ethuselah.
T h at balm y w arm zephyr from
Local fashion m odels doing a I law aii w here else ?
b an g -u p job.
1 P e te L esm eister looking up a t
■ trs. M ilbank thur.vjing a ride the skies and w ondering
if th is p ra ctice is not stopped,
O therw ise th e a re a will be closed
to th e Public.
ROY & ED BRIMM. owners.
Addition Nears
Finish at Matofs
DAVIDSON'S
Office Supplies
1 T y p ew riters,
1010 2nd St
Adding M achines
Telephone 2212
DeJiver in B ro okings!
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Portraits
Photostats
C om m ercial P hotographs
C am eras and P h o to Supplies!
Harris Studio
836 3rd S t.
Phone 3281
CARRELL'S
>
Hedrick Electric Company
Hardware and Electrical Suppl i f f
Your H otpoint S to re
304 H. St.
P H O N E 031