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Thursday, July 28, 1955
PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON
MEETS FOR FIRST
TIME IN 37 YEARS
cSALE
JULY 29 and 30
Orce Quart of Faze,
Gem Gio,
or Gem Lite
At Regular Frice — One Extra Quart For Only
One Cent (Limit One Per Customer)
•
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER
2
0
%
OFF On All Gallons
- D E M O N S T R A T IO N -
by Factory Representative
BO' H DAYS
FREE TICKETS AND DRAWING BOTH DAYS
— — 3 Prizes Each Day — —
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Meeting for the first tim e in 37
years, John Lemanski, of Naples
Calif, dropped in, w ith his wift
on M. S Brainard Mrs. Lemanski
accompanied her husband. Lem-
anski and B rainard served at the
sam e Naval Air Station, lie Tudy,
France, during World W ar I
continuing on to retire in 1946, as
a commander, afte r 41 years of
service He is at present employed
at the Douglas A ircraft plant, at
San Diego. They were making
leisurely vacation trip and are
thinking seriously of getting out
of Southern California. John is an
ardent fisherman of a fast fading
type, preferring a well wormed
hook, his old pipe, and a sunny
spot to stretch out in.
Continued from page One.
. . . . LIBRARY
were sincerely appreciated, and
th a t they are now owners of
stock in a fine new 'city service.
It costs nothing to borrow from
the present stock of over 2,OCX)
books, with a few exceptions.
There is a Library Association
whose members help guide the
affairs of the organization. The
fee is $2.50 a year as a member,
w ith the privilege of a vote at
meetings held the fourth Monday
night at the Library building.
Members of the Board are Mrs
1 E rm a Rice president; Mrs. May
I Simpson, vice-president;
Mrs.
I M yrtle Schaal, secretary; Mrs.
Lulu Goldizen, treasu rer; Mrs.
Sylvia Knox, trustee, Jack Carson,
tru stee; Max Brainard, trustee;
Jess Judkins, trustee; and ex-
officio member, Librarian Gladys
Brainard.
’ Many things are yet needed to
com plete a smooth running unit.
F o u r more lighting fixtures, read
ers chairs, a small desk for the
office, a magazine case and sub-
s<riptions,
two
w aste-baskets,
bamboo gutters and down-spouts
installed, painting on the exterior
to preserve work already done, a
book cart, small sink, m ixer fauc
et, small electric w ater heater,
Clipboards, book shelves in the
juvenile departm ent, fill m aterial
and gravel for drive and sidewalks
Max Brainard has ’spearheaded’
the construction and put in un
counted hours of labor on the
building. The steady faithfulness
of he and his wife through the
tim es when the vision of a library-
building dimmed, kept the books
circulating, and the goal before
the public.
The library is located across
from the Christian Science church
at the turn of the street past the
Catholic church.
Residents are proud of the build
ing which is valued at $16,000
together with the three lots.
The books are worth another
$4.000 at least.
"Open” hours will be released
as stxm as the final plumbing con
nections are made. Those who
have not inspected this fine public
facility are urged to do so and
avail themselves of the pleasure
this new library can be to all liv
ing in the community.
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VEGETABLES
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Field Grov/n ecmatoes
1 7 < pound
2 Cans 25< - Case $ 595
No Stamps on This Item
FINGER BANANAS
2 pounds 2 3 <
Hunts Tomato Juice
46oz.Tin . . 4 for $1.00
F R E S H PEACHES
2 pounds 2 5 *
DROMEDARY SPICE
Cake M ix . . 4 for $1.00
Oberti Select Ripe Olives
No. 1 Tin . . 5 for $1.00
Party Time
303 Tin
Cut Green Beans
WILSON MOR
Seedless GRAPES
1 9 < pound
OREGON W ALNUTS
4 pounds sl - ° °
5/59<
12 oz. tin
Giant White Navy Soap
Hickory Smoked Luncheon
M eat . . . . 3 for $1.00
49e
OLD ENGLISH
Dog Food 1 2 /s l
Wilsons Viena Sausage . . 6 for Si.GJ
Happy Yaie Sweet Pickles
24 ounce f a r ........................ 3 9 *
HUNTS
Y E LL O W
L IN G
Peach Halves . . 2% Tin - 3 for 8 9 *
GOOD
BUYS!
In All Kinds of Used F urniture
and Household Appliances.
H I-W A Y M A R K E T
Hath tube, hotieater heaters,
Wash basins and sinks
Free Delivery on All Item s
to Large to Haul in Car.
Buy or Swap —
COLOR-MATCHED . . .
all three finishes are
perfectly color-matched
to each other!
LO N G W E A R IN G . . .
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RICH SUBDUED LUSTRE
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*or Woodwork o ld Trim
all three finishes are
made by a formula that
insures years of “ like-
new’’ service.
SUPER-SCRUBBABLE
GLEAMING HIGH GLOSS
for Kitchens and Baths
H M . 11 i I k. \
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. . . all three finishes may
be washed as often as
you like ! They can take it!
M « 10Û GLAMOROUS
“TREND TONES” COLORS!
r - .r -
Broeki rgs Feed and Seed
Hi-way 101 North
TOTEM POLE
USED FURNITURE
Hi-way 101 South Crescent City
23-tf-c
OPEN 8:ooA.M. TO 9:30 P.M
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FOO0 S T O R tJ -f
6 Blocks North of City Center
SCR E E N E D
SAND and GRAVEL
for
Concrete
anti Roadway
Drain Rock
River Loam
ROSS SALVAGE
Phone 2057
WILBANKS MEATS
COAST BRAND - 12 to 14 pound average
Too Late To Classify
TENDERIZED
WORK WANTED
Man. 19,
u ants job as laborer Contact
•it Charles F rasier residence.
Dawson T ract.
23-1 -p
HAMS 49c Lb
FOR SALE S acre of cleared
land, on P ark View Drive and
partly furnished house with
same lum ber Full price $1500
B A. Real.
23-4-p
COAST BRAND — Top Grade —
FOR SALE T h irtv o ne h e a \ \
colored hens 35 cent* pound,
cheaper if all taken. D. C J a g
gers. North Bank Road, phone
3622.
23-1-p
THANK YOU
We wish to extend sincere ap
preciation to Mrs Lucille Cole
tor donating blood to Elaine l,a-
Brook Thank you
LaBrook Fam ily ,
HEY KIDS Come and get your
Davey C rockett leather moo- i
«vsins. $3 98 House of Shoes.
23-1-c
. . . whole or half
Fancy Cello Pack
SLICED BACON -
49c lb.
Polish S a u s a g e .......... 4 rings for S1
BEAN MEAT
Ham Hocks
C r a b s w h iie
5 lbs- $1-00
They Last ! 5Oc