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1 hursday, öctober 13, 1955 — L E G A L N O TIC E — statement DIMMICK B31OS bookings M * t. Thursday Oct. 13 th ru Saturday Oct. 15 * HOLIDAY OLEO BISQUICK FLÖUR LGE SPERRY $ 1.99 25 Pounds DROMEDARY — Y e llo w , Devils Food, W hite, Spice i CAKE NIX COFFEE 23 C ALTA 3 pound jar $ 2 .5 9 WELLMAN — 2 '/i Can SLICED PINEAPPLE 35 i SYRUP 53 e CARROTS CABRAGE 3 LOG CABIN M edium Can RADISHES 3 Bunches TH E ACT O F AUGUST 24. 1912. , sf n AS AM ENDED BY TH E ACTS 1 H , , , v " o tte rs “ h “ *“ 1 t T .JVL' »'■ C- *' BrMW. of - J M 6 « T i l l . » l i n i c i s ia io . S kyline Lodge, announce ih m ar-' Code.Section 233) SHOW ING THE tia g e of h er sisfer. Beulah V. O W N E R SH IP. MANAGEMENT W a tte rs, to Mr. E. Gordon Jones AND CIRCULATION O F tl: ' form erly of N iagara F a ’ls. N.Y.. B rookings-H arbor p : . t published I ■>n Tuesday. O ctober 4. 1955. every T hursday nt Brookings, j Judge Guy F orsyth officiated at Oregon for October, 1955. th e 4:30 p.m. cenemnny which 1. The nam es and addresses of 1 w as followed by a dinner at the the publisher. edit., and business i S unset Inn, at Gold p ich m anagers a re : Jos-ph C. M urphy A fter spending a few days at and Raym ond L. Pisarek Box 338. the K imble K ourt, on the Rogue Brookings, Oregon. River. Mr. and Mrs. Jones iv tu rn - 2. T he ow ners are Joseph C. ed to the Skyline Lodge. M urphy, Mrs. Joseph C. Murph> Raym ond L. Pisarek and Mrs Raymond L. Pisarek. Plan Hom e Economies 3. The known bondholders, m o rt gagees and other security holders 1 xtension Meetings owning o r holding 1 percent or I he te g u la r Home Economics m ore of th e total am ount of bonds E xtension m eeting will tie held m ortgages, or oth er securities are heteber 19 (W ednesday) w ith the Mrs. Minna Akers. Brookings me anil place to be la te r a n Oregon. 5. T he average r um >, Of copies nounced. F or this inform ation, ileaso call Bernice H ew itt, phone of each issue of this publication sold or distributed through the 1651 or D orothy K ilpatrick. 3287 m ails o r otherw ise, to paid sub The topic will be picture select- ’•> and tho&o atten d in g are asked scribers during the 12 m onths preceding the date shown above to bring p ictu res of p ictu re ar- angem ents on a wall. w as: 1450. / s JO S E P H C. MURPHY F o u r ladies from Sm ith River /s RAYMOND L. PISAREK visited the Chetco Library, last Sworn to and subscribed I' fore uesday afternoon, bringing w ith m e this 13th day of October, 1955 hem q u ite a q u an tity of books. / s SYLVIA KNOX (My Commission expires 1-1-57) >1 w hich th e j had duplicate cop es on th e ir shelves. They ww.? velcomed although some were IT WAS A RAINY DAY last ik e v ise duplicates here. They Weekend AND Wv are g ra te ook hack a fvw which could be ful to all you B rookings-Ilarboi •’•"ed from the Chetco L ibrary friends who made o u r 1956 shelves. Dodge showing such a success even beyond o u r expectations MAKE PARTY PLANS as enthusiastic as W E all were! P lan s w ere sta rte d at the last Wl ■ th e r you an? in the m ar et for o u r w onderful new push W ednesday nig h t's VFW m eeting button models; an all round or the an n u al A rm istice Day good used c a r o r ju st a clunk ’arty . This is slated to tv. gin with e r for a second o r w ork car. t potluck supper the evening of we a re here the > «ar around to Saturday, N ovem ber 13th. Tms ■ ms been an annual affair w ith I serve you. We also defy any place, big 1 e post and A uxiliary for sev- o r small, to give you b etter re ral y ears and will probably, this p air servit'j. We a re proud of ir, be r e s tr ic t'd to m em bers j o u r m echanics and w ant you >f th e groups and a vesy few in- • ted guests. T h.s is necessany bc- to know them better. S O —C. Ed Dempsey for all ause of accom odations. your tran sp o rtatio n n e e d s . Today Tom orrow or Next SUBSCRIBE NOW Month. udr. TO T H E PILO T The C u rtis Chapm an. Seniors, an? just back from ar. extensive vacation trip into the N o rth ern Rocky area, visiting his old home in Colorado. Ole Pierson is being cared for in his home. Ole ju st retu rn ed form being hospitalised for quite p spell and bad been staying at Pea? W aldien’s. H appy H offeldt, w ho surely ought to know, says folks having m etal fireplaces should ta k e a stif. broom and clean off all the soot in th e ir th roats. Soot is an insulator and will prevent the bricks from absorbing the heat and reflecting it. Cutiorri Tuilort Sn.e 189} Announcing Our Sctnl-Anr.u.il Taliodug of distinguished utooiens for fall and winter c w d iJ and ri Tuesday, October 18th An experienced tailor from w ttl b« s t our More to show Urge display lengths of hundreds of fine quality impon d and dome sue woolens for suits, topcoats, anu sports wear. rV S ,Cl,. J, ut )r f f j 1 Your choice of r t the*»« fabrics I cu n i t and m wiH. l,R ’n •he <tvle you prefer. Prompt or deferred deli rt Styles for ladies, too. ■ ■ r' - -V to in and see this c o llen io n o f d u tia - ^ u is .i.u la. tus. ( N o obligation, n a tu rally.) DAD V L A D F • /. T h e 1 9 5 0 F o r d T h u o d e r b lr d The Fairlane V ittoria is one of ¡8 new 1 hunderbird inspired Fords. 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D U N N IN G Ford- drive '56 FORD M OTORS Y our A uthorized Ford-M ercury Dealer Brookings, learn what Lifeguard Design means for the greater safety of you and your family O regon
