Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, November 05, 1953, Page 5, Image 5

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    CURTIS. Edna
ULY GROWERS MEETING TO
PROTEST CUT BULB PRICES
Lily grow ers of th e B rookings-
H arb o r a re a will m eet tonight a t
7:30 at th e H a rb o r Rod and Gun
('tu b to p ro test a tte m p te d price
cu ts in th e price of lily bulbs a l­
ready delivered to m ark e t.
The m eeting w as called a fte r
re p o rts from th e jo b b e r’s m eeting
held in New York this m onth said
th a t one jo b b er planned to pay
only tw elve cen ts for 7-8" bulbs.
Bulbs had been shipjied from
this a rea on an ag reed price of
15 cen ts for 7-8" sizes, and m any
jobbers had alread y paid on that
basis. Action of the one jobber
in cu ttin g his agreed price has
throw n the m ark et into confusion.
Basis for th e a tte m p te d price
cu t by the one jo b ber seem s to
be his claim th a t 7-8" sizes are
in surplus, and th a t his previous
offer of 15 cen ts on a solid m ark e t
is co nsequently void.
Local g row ers rep o rt, how ever,
th a t th e re is no su rp lu s of bulbs
in any sizes, including 7-8", and
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ROTARY NEWS
io excuse for u n d e rc u ttin g the
previously agreed-upon price.
In le tte rs to th e Jobbers Asso-
iation this week, th e local grow -
rs ask they hold th eir p ro tests
to th e grow ers un til a f te r the
m eeting T hursday. At that lim.*,
•row ers hope they will have
closed ta n k s to prevent cut-prices.
Brookings Bey
In Paratrooper?
P riv ate F red H. Dow is now
ontin u in g his arm y c a re e r ; • t
p a ra tro o p e r in th e fam ed “All
H erb Q uaintonce. m em b er and
•ast president of the K iw anis
lub of E ureka, told the m em bers
T th e B rookings-H arbor R otarv
club T uesday w hat the Kiw anis
club of E u re k a was doing about
ju v en ile delinquency.
Her!) w as one of the m em b it
who bad taken th e p art of a big
b ro th e r to two E u re k a lads vvh>
bad g otten into trouble.
If«' told of Jim m y, the youngest
! a largo fam ily, who was obliged
o live w ith his m arried sisters
'.ecause th e re was no one w ith
'U fhoiitv to control Jim m y, he
'id p retty m uch as he pleased.
W hile H erb's effo rts as a big
b roth r w ore not wholly success­
ful. b»' leit th a t he bail helped t h e Brookings I I arbor Pilot
lad, anti th at in the end Jimmy TH U R SD A Y . NOV. 5, 1953
would m ake a useful citizen
He told of the w ork of th e club
in im proving conditions at th e
ju v en ile d eten tio n home, anti in
W e now have a com plete
secu rin g parole officers who w ere
sto ck of Bike P a rts , tire s
able to cope w ith th e very difficult
and all those o th e r trim ­
task of tak in g cart* of 72 offenders
m ings you have w anted.
wbt) wert* on parole.
Leo Lucas told tin* club of the
New HUFFY Bikes
4-H achievem ent night to be held
tin* com ing S a tu rd a y evening at
on display
th e high school, anti urged the
m em bers to show th e ir in tere st in
o ur boys anti g irls by th e ir a t ­
tendance.
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HEY KIDS
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Celebrating Our
Bed Wetting
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
November 6-7
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Pacific Research
Laboratories
Box 10, P ilot
B rookings, Ore.
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Child’s Ajo —.................. .......
A m erican” 82d A irborne Division
at F ort B ragg, N orth C arolina.
As a m em ber of the 82d, Pvt
Dow will m ake periodic p a ra c h u te
jum ps, receive advance train in g
in m ilitary tactics, and p a rtic ip a te
in the train in g exercises and m a­
neuvers held by the division
throughout the year.
Pvt. Dow is th e son of Mr. and
Mrs. W illiam Dow of B rookings,
O regon.
a
P rio r to en te rin g the A rm ed
Forces P vt. Dow was em ployed by
the L&P L um ber Com pany.
We arefgiving aw ay 6 ,0 0 0
Green Stam ps
:
FIRST PRIZE
SECOND PRIZE
5,000
1,000
S & H Green Stamps
S & H Green Stamps
One Ticket With Each 50c*Purchase
L E G IO N N A IR E S. W IV ES D IN E
M em bers of th e A m erican Le-
g.on Post No. 138 and th e ir wives
joined M onday in a pot-luck din­
n er at the H a rb o r Rod an d Gun
Club.
T he dinn r preceded a business
m eeting of both L egionnaires and
th e ir A uxiliarv.
Anniversary Specials
GIRLS
HOUSE
DRESSES
Baby Chenile Robes
Ever glaze
CHOOSE NOW FOR CHRISTMAS
( ' o t t i 111
D IN IN G ...
D A N C IN G ...
Dan
Rivers, etc.
REG. P R IC E
$5-d
ENTERTAINMENT!
Special
In I -uxurious Surroundings
BOYS
CP
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PORTS
SHIRTS
B rookings, O regon
Reg. Price $4.98
SPECIAL $ 2 . 9 »
Baby Sizes $1.98
Authentic 1 lawaiian Pineapple
Papa Prints
Styled and Made in
I lawaii
Odds and Ends
Reg. Price S 10.95
I he Most Beautiful and Popular
\ig h t ( lub on the ( oast
S P E C IA LI «OO
SPECIAL F 5 * 9 5
DRAWING WILL BE IIFLD 5 P.M. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
Hours—6 pm . to 2 a.in.
Sundays—4 pan. to 2 a aw.
C LO SED MONDAYS
'T’M
If
Sizes 7 to 12
COTTON DUSTERS
Chinese and American Food
THE CUFF HOUSE
Special Purchase
Phone
2921
You Do Not Need To Be Present To Win
MOORE'S Variety and Apparel Sbep
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