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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1955)
( $Al£ $2*75 and up PARAKEETS s2 ’75 and up Mr. and Mrs. Orval .’sorm an received a tran s-atlan tic call from Mrs. N orm an’s parents in London, England last week Sunday. The call lasted a»x>ut seven m inutes and cost in the neighborhood of $25. The Normans could hear England well, hut reception on the oth er end w asn’t too good, Mrs. Norman reported. Sky-Blue, Green, and Ice Blue Norm als — Rares and others. Rainbows, Australian Grey Opalines, Clear-winged green and blue Opalines; green, blue and violet Lutionos and Dutch I leds; Danish Pieds1 Harlequints, Breeders, rares and normals, young Cockeltiels, Java Rice Birds, Finches and Canaries. W e carry Cages, Supplies, Seed and Minerals — Onr O wn M ix Shop's Bird Farm Alder Road JULY 29 and 30 4 Mlles N - <lf < descent City H I-W A Y One Quart Of Gem Kote, Gem Gio, or Gem Lite MARKET OPEN 8:ooA.M. TO 9 3 ° Gold \initt SI il in ns A i Regular Price - -O ne Extra Quart For Only 6 Blocks North of City Center FOOD STOPS One Cent (Limit One Per Customer) JU LY 29 and 30 ONLY JU LY 29 and 39 O N LY - D E M O N S T R A T IO N - BOTH DAYS Rosedale Cut K. P. Luncheon Meat GREEN BEANS 12 Ounce Tin 3 For sl °° ÎA«<U>? '« 303 tin Strained 98< Dozen Chopped 1O< Each GERBERS BABY - FOOD . FREE TICKETS AND DRAW ING BOTH DAYS B IL O X I — — 3 Prizes Each Day — — OYSTERS 3 For sl °° 7 for 95c KELLOGGS Cornflakes Giant 2 BREEZE 8—Ounce Packages 71c to HUNTS DONALD DUCK - •pi< Frozen CATSU P Orange Juice 6 Ounce Tin — 2 for 37< I Too Late- ?o C lassify for High-styled WaIJs RICH SUBDUED LUSTRE for W oodw ork and Trim COLOR-MATCHED . . . LONG W EARING . . . all three finishes are made by a formula that insures years of like- new” service. SUPER-SCRUBBABLE GLEAMING HIGH GLOSS for Kitchens and Baths . . . all three finishes may be washed as often as you likel They can take ill FROM 100 GLAMOROUS “TREND TONES” COLORS'^ '( I I ill 1 30-30 w carbine w ith saddle scabbard, gun rack, desk ami chairs, d u b chair, D uncan Phyfe d in e tte set, lectri drop-leaf, 1 1-burnei Ho range, e lectric roas mach- Point a u to m a tic w ash ooker in»' tai item s 5'Ult it s and t 'W ORK W ANTED L and power law n ntov ings 2565. Thin! hoi ham Lane. Pud Tht 22-1« tilling. 22-tf Brookings feed and Seed Hi-way 101 North W il l PASTI RK S. for us»' of same. W r Brookings. SELL IT THRU THE WANTADS Shell ’ 4 for 19< 1 s Sausage . . 49« 1» ARMOUR 2 ib. Pkg. 22-1-p BACON . . . 65c lb i 9< Per Pound 1 WILBANKS MEATS FRESH LITTLE PIG I LETTUCE CUCUMBERS ______________22-1-p FOR SA LK ! I i _____________________ FOR S \ L E K odak Pony 135 C am era, flash a tta c h m e n t. I n quire P hone 2352. Dick Berger. I Tin 3 far 89c • In The W ALNUTS 4 Pounds for sl ° ° KOR SA LE El vers, heavy b tw d V to 1 pound average, lit cent* pound live w eight Also young pullets $1 50 each H ours 9 a m . to 2 p.m. B etw een 1th and 5th on Eas> S tre e t. Across from Widnc.v D airy P ro d u cts 22-1-p all three finishes are perfectly color-matched to each other I 2 ’/z H IL L 'P iM S MRS. DURGIN V ISITS M rs G race D urgin, K la m a th Kalis, w as visiting friends in B rookings for a few days.. Mrs. B urgin is an old tim e resident of Brookings. FASHIONABLE HAT GOLD 5 For *1 °° . j LEAN SHOULDER CUT I Pork Roast . . 45c lb LEAN PICNIC 1 HAMS ... | 39« It* 1
