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Thursday, November 20, 1952
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
day, m onth a fte r m onth and year-
Timeus, Pistol River; Mrs. K ath stood by the freighter since F r i
a fte r year by fighting doggedly
ryn Reekman, H arbor, Mrs. Jam es day, returned to its base on S un
for those rare and precious e x tra
Koeller, Brookings.
B y Clifford P. Rowe
day.
m inutes between the w arm sheets.
Since the letters enclosed with
Heavy fog and rain prevented
They say th at any m an is fool
My daily struggle I feel to be
The 46th annual C hristm as Seal the C hristm as Seals have been the vessel being seen by B rook
ish who adm its to a weakness. It of the highest order and one
printed, two more people have ing residents.
this be true, then I am without which would quickly subdue one Sale cam paign under the auspices
of the C urry County Tuberculosis been hospitalized in the sta te T-B
doubt a fool lor possessing a less stubborn n a tu re
and H ealth association opened last hospital from this county, m aking
I have a weak- than mine. It just so happens
Your buyers read the class ads
Monday, Nov. 17 and will run a total of three C urry county
|ness of which 1 that my good wife was raised on
-
u
s e them next week!
people
now
undergoing
treatm
ent
until C hristm as day, Dec. 25.
entirely un- a farm. As a rseult, the first
for
the
disease.
MS lam
This y e a r’s C hristm as Seal,
|asham ed, I don’t glim m er of light th at cracks the
whose sale su p p o rti the year-
No one is fae from tuberculosis
like to get up in ghastly dawn is to her a signal to
round tuberculosis control pro and in supporting the Christm as
the m orning. II rise and shine. To me it is the gram s of the 3,000 voluntary sta te
Seal Sale we are contributing to
am not referring w arning to bury deeper w ithin and local associations affiliated
the protection of every county
to any p a rticu -l the covers, to hide my head under with the N ational Tuberculosis
resident against this dangerous Those who wish to use the
lar m orning; it the pillow and to m ake believe association throughout the coun
Garbage Dump, located 5 miles
communicable disease.
can lx* yester- that the m idnight hour has not try, features m ore prom inently
north of Brookings on west side
day, today or a y<?t passed.
of road, sign reading
than
m an ever before
oeiore the
m e red
rea Double
uounie-
r
n° W‘
The K(MM‘ ,ady has tricd ®verY I b a rre d Cross, the registered cm-1
P a m I
“Refuse Dump”
I ju st d o n t ever possible strateg y except th a t of blem of the N ational T u b ercu lo sis'
like to get up
the Dump will be open
praise and I am confident s h e | association. The reason is th a t |
I have been told th at some men would try that if she ever had
this is the 50th anniversary of
on Saturdays from i P.M.
beat their wives or hold out on the opportunity.
Sham ing has the D ouble-Barred Cross as the
The lum ber freighter B arbara I
their ay chdt-ks or spend all their been an often practised but futile
to 4P.M. only
international symbol of the cru Olson, which sent a distress call j
evenings aw ay from home. Per trick. The ra ttle of ¡rots and pans
sade against tuberculosis.
The to the E ureka Coast G uard sta-1 R E FU SE W ILL BE ACCEPTED
sonally, l consider these ch arac in the kitchen or the enticing
Cross covers nearly half of the tion on T hursday night from its;
AT NO O THER TIM E
ters as being pikers. I think that odor*of coffee w afting in through
position fifteen miles west of the I
surface
of
the
1952
C
hristm
as
it takes a scoundrel of the m ean a door purposely left a ja r has no
F or Service
Seal and is lighted by a glowing California-Oregon line, was lim p -1
est variety to disrupt the smooth effect whatsoever.
Drop A Card to
candle set in an old-fashioned, ing slowly south to Los Angeles I
workings of a household day after-
In fact, the m ore activity ex brass candlestick against a green a fte r the storm with a 15 per Brookings Sanitary Service
cent list.
background.
P. O. Box 155
C hristm as Seals will be mailed
The c u tte r Yocona. which had
t y ifr rruiiii nninuannfflmnwij
Brookings, Ore.
this weekend to 2400 C urry coun
ty families under the leadership
of Mrs. Irene Koeller of B rook
ings, county seal sale chairfnan.
She is being assisted by the fol
lowing volunteer w orkers th rough
out the county:
Mrs. Charles Doane, Langlois;
Mrs. Ralph Mason, D enm ark; Mrs.
Charles W. Brooks, Sixes; Mrs
W alter Cram, P ort O rford; Mrs.
J. A. Carm ichael, Ophir; Mrs. A
S. Currie, Gold Beach; Mrs. W. E
On the Highway south of H arbor until th e new building to
Wilson, Gold Beach; Mrs. Ralph
Kessler. Gold Beach; Mrs. John
house our offtet is completed in Brookings
Porisch. Gold Beach; Mrs. H
harbor
phone 259.
For What It's Worth
Seal Campaign
Starts Next Week
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- SICK & ACCIDENT
ACCIDENT - LIFE - ENDO W M ENT
ANNUITY
Remember you don’t have to die to
collect Life Insurance
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erted by others at such an hour
m akes me appreciate even m ore
fully my fortunate situation. As
far as food is concerned, the
stom ach rem ains a willing slave
to a body com pletely and satis-
fyingly relaxed.
Of course, I eventually arise,
but I do so w ith the consolation
th at tom orrow brings an o th er
m orning and another victory.
THANKS TO YOU!
I lendricks Furniture
Parker s Anchorage
Norma’s Beauty Shop
Smart Shop
Mincer's Jewelry
l o t ’s and Teen’s Shop
Glenn’s Mod ’ B.ikery
1 exaco Service
Gur-Del Gleaners
Kerr Hardware
W illianks M<..t Market
Harbor Garage
Max Brainard
Rcdfields ( »roccrv
Brookings Auto Parts
O K . Ruhlx-r Welders
Ocean View Gufc
Eu-Lees Dress Shop
r
SPFCIAL SALE THIS WEEK ONLY
Young's 5 & 10
Matot ( '<>.
Mobile Service Station
Pete Lesmeister Ins.
lake's Barber Shop
• Dimmick Bros.
Par Store
Glictco Drug
( heteo I Iome & Auto Appliance
Belton's Gift Shop
Moore's Variety & Apparel
Alexander Studio
Pine Gone Theatre
Freeman's Market
Curry Co. Lbr. Co.
Lloyd’s Barber Shop
Ed & Mendy's Service
1 lanscatn & Sons
Gould's Shoe Store
H itlicr 1 Lunilton ami the members of “Star of the Sea" Catholic
1C
Church wish to express their thanks and gratitude to the above
merchants, w ho helped make their Bazaar so successful.
. .
$7.63
18-in. Gorgeous Doll
5.50
Doll House w ith Furniture
4.97
Timber Toter Lumber Truck
16.96
Timber Toter Jr.................
12.71
Dyna Dump Truck
16.11
. . . .
Road G r a d e r s ..................
4.67
Electric Convertible
4.16
We have a complete line of Toys, all at low prices.
We have bicycles, tricycles, American Flyer trains,
Dolls. Trucks and many others. Remember, see
the trains run on Thursday evening, when we are
open til 9:00 pan.
Besides toys n r also have /oiv prices on building
materials, plumbing, appliances, etc., for in-
ttiincc:
Bath Tubs complete
.
.
. $75.00
8-ft. Single Alumi-Door
w ith Hardware . . .
55.00
9_ft.......................................
62.00
Open 8:oo a.m. - 6:oo p in. Monday to Friday
8:00 - 5:00 Saturday
8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Thursday
DENN
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SUPPLY
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Brookiongs, Oregon
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