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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1952)
Thursday, June 12 BROOKINGS-HARIVOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON program will close Further information shed next week. It was two years ago, about this week that Young’s 5 & 10 opened its doors to the public in Brook ings. According to Charles Young these two years have been event ful for the store. To observe the occasion a sales event has been arranged. The message is carried on another page in this issue. * The store was first oi»ened in th e building across the street, now occupied by Young’s Gift Shop. When the Manley building was completed last Summer, the store was moved to its present location and considerable expansion was made to meet the anticipated new business the location would afford. Young’s 5 & 10 handles what the name implies, strictly stock of variety type. COPIED AND RESTORED O u r skilled co p y ists a n d re to u c h ers w ork w o n d ers w ith old p ict ures. C om e in to d ay . L earn how little it will cost to h av e b e a u tifu l p r i n ts , e n la rg e m e n ts o r m in ia tu re s m ade from y o u r old, d am aged or faded p h o to g ra p h s. N o o bligatio n , o f course. BROOKINGS STUDIO Portrait Commercial Over Oregon S ta te B ank . .. j n.,,iv “Smith-Corona the Pilot Office. Typewriters at Vou Can Always Da Better At Ma to ts EFFECT OF DRUGS on body tissues is recorded on the drum of the kymorraph, which is shown above In operation under the supervision of research pharmacologist William L Hazlett at the Nutrilite Research Laboratories in Buena Park, California. Hazlett puts tissues of ex perimental animals in a solution, then adds the drug to be tested. Re action of the drug on the tissue is recorded on the slowly-revolving cylinder. The resulting recordings of the various drugs are later studied and their different reactions compared. EPE STO C K ELECTRIC SUPPLIES SHEET M ETAL W O RK From here were Milt Moore, W. County Fair Plans D. Sibley, Cliff Jenkins, and Otis Bowman. , Hod McKenzie, representing the GOLD BEACH—Curry Coun Curry County Livestock Associa tion and Charles Brooks of Sixes, for the Coos-Curry Electric Co- opeartive, Billy Wade, secretary, and Marion Brooks, news report er also were present. Charles Brooks presented re quests for a booth for Coos-Curry Electric Co-operative and the plan of holding the annual meeting of the co-oiæartive one day at the fair, with electrification day at I -------the fair next year, the idea'was Wilson wel1 received and possibilities dis- 1 cussed. Being C om pleted - ON FRUIT & V egetable X - ‘ t ■ with the New DU PONT INSECTICIDE WlSMfr t-.L '. « . . ’----- .-.«..«re lonrroil mos tacking such vegetables as snap ond lima beans, cobb b it, and peas which ore sensitive to some insecticides A fru it crop, like peaches, early apples ond gropes fron D u P o ' n r ^ r . : , . '- ° ' e r' Y 0U l' 1 We Hove Your Supply of “MARLATE’ BROOKINGS FEED & SEED P lenty of P arking Space For Customern! :iahugsligiiäuimnnnimnm gnnniii < hff Jenkins reported he had obtained several o f thn i., | be home economics judge. Han> Lindgren and Jim Ellings will be ’"imb and wool judges and c hiT J ^ k in s will judge crops. W. D. Sibley reported advance premium lists will be out soon. Hie trophies to be awarded will be on display for a few days in Brookings. Gold Beach. Port Or ford and Langlois. Ed Ihornton reported on the ( hetco Wranglers’ program The Parade will start at 1 p. m. 8harp . "*fb an arena program to last u n til 5 p. m. Grandstand activities will be from 2 to 5. Roy Brimm reported on the logging contest ¡»art of the program and stated several large logging supply com panies will participate. The kiddies parade will be on F riday with a bicycle as prize. Hod McKenzie spoke on the free barbecue and fat lamb show. The board voted $100 for radio ad vertising. I/)CAL NEWS Hoy Brimm flew Mrs Jerry Mc Bride to Portland Saturday, when she took the two-months-old girl of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sanders Jr. to Providence hospital for a 2-wooks stay, following the sud den death of Mr. Sanders, Friday. • > DRESS SLAUi^a SPORTS COATS Ö CASUAL Z e Z _ 2 JACKETS J A R M A N SHOES H A R D E M A N HATS V A N HEUSEN TIES TPX T A N BELTS C O LU M B IA A SPORTS SWEATERS SHIRTS • dress shirts • bath robes ,„d mony other 9 i h . to choose fr a Phillip’s Clo?11” 8 YOUR FAD AMD FAC SHO Brookings, O regon
