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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1956)
BROOiJNGS-l PAGI TW O R P lL O l y EGON Bb Z? H IT T IT E S A layman'.1 u. ati usually only barely m entioned in history has tx-en added to the collection at th e Public Library. “T he S ecret ol the H ittites,” by Ceram , is a fascinating account of com parativi ly » nt acheai- ogle explorât io m tnt adìanus of Turkey. T usand.* it dot- av um ents upon found, tran s la t 1 ,and th eir te x ts not only up ate much contem p- o rary d ata but s set thii now eC 'd nation off as ha .ng ts pro» origin in w hat la ter becam e E urope. One of the most ipter- estin g p arts ol t ’era m ’s w ork is th a t in whi h he describes thi p ains-taking w ork and know!- • edge required for the decipher ing of the very ancient w ritings, and fhe p arallelin g of th e ir his torical annotations w ith those of t h«-ir e< yrians, Phoenicians and E gypt- C ians T h e w o r k is i l l u s t r a t e d - The PlLOl BROOK.INGS-HARBOR A N E n te re d s* IN D E P E N D E N T seoond-clas» M a rc h î. m a tt r. at nier 1SM6. th e th e PILOT N E W S P A P E R p o s to ffic e Act of a M a rc h 3, 1* Rav Pisarek, Joe Murphy Editorit and PubUshfru S U B S C R IP T IO N One Year In One Year In A dvance A dvance C u rr y RATES C o n tr i ide C u rr y .......... C o unty» N A T IO N A L d LI 5 H E R 5 A j j 1 D I T O R 1 A L A S S O C IA T I ' N O C IA T IO N A DOLLAR CIRCULATES • • 1 Shop at home. From tune to time that sentence is tossed out for what it’s worth by various interests. Naturally, the businesses themselves have most to gain by using the slogan over and over. The average person should he in terested in weighing that phrase, and ascertaining its true worth. Why, he should ask himself, Why should I shop a t home? And there are a variety of reasons. And most of the reasons are gf*xl ones. FIRST—You realize, of course, that the local merchant is paying taxes. H e is paying taxes to send your child ren to school, and to build your roads, and to provide police, and fire protect ion. And. it follows that every dollar that he pays is a dollar that you don’t pay. And more, it follows that if the business prospers, lie can afford to pay more dollars in taxes. SECOND—Y our local merchant can provide service. No matter if it is an appliance, a new e.ir, a watch or a flashlight—you can walk up to your local merchant and say—look Buster, 1 want it fixed! And now. Try to get that service elsewhere. Sure it may come, hut days or weeks aftel you need it. ' T H IR D —Your local merchant can lx* cussed at. That may seem like an strange reason for shopping at home, but it isn’t. Supposing the product is inferior. It is much easier to tell the merchant so, than it is to write a letter to some ini|XTsonal firm. Further, your local merchant is more susceptahle to public opinion, and is tuned to the idea that the customer is always ri^ht. I le will replace the product, or he isn't a good merchant. FOURTH You know that the local me. eh mt isn't out to give you u • 1 Possibl one of ,h In [ st , ex c “slicking.” You know that because of ................................. aioiy one o. the fact that he is here today—and he positions of the home life < will he here tomorrow—trying to do business with you again. Business at home isn’t a one-shot proposition. They obviously depend on repeat business. F IF T II—The money you spend in Brookings and Harbor stays here—and circulates. It goes round and round and round again. Who knows, hut what you may get it hack again in a different manner. 1 he money sent out of town is gone for good. S1XTII—If you shop at home, and if the business prospers, and if the com munity prospers, you can he assured that the merchant will use a good share of his profits in bettering his inventory, and his services—and perhaps his prices. A prosperous communty will see other Ix-nefits to. It may eventually lead to community improvements and recreat-! ional improvements that will make this a better place to live and work. SEVFNTII and LAST — Your | businessman is your friend. You see him on the street, in the howling alley, in your church, and your sons see his som in school Treat him as a friend. But we could go on and on. We do want to say that the shoe fits on both feet, however. The local merchant has to try to improve his business and his product and service. He has to try to keep his prices competitive . . . and tr) religiously to do so. Without this, all that has been said before is just so much wind. 1 lie Pilot has inaugurated a special feature, designed to encourage and to promote the idea of shi pping at home. Brookings has a lot o' merchants and businesses, as evidenced by the list on another page of the Pilot. Patronize them and yon will he glad yon did' Thursday, February 2, 1956 he Mormon p e p , JLD SU IT ------ h re th e re w ere mixed m ar- A suit has been filed in the *ages, is set fo rth in th e new S Coui of Appeals, San "P a p a M arried A .Mormon” by an sco. which could have 1 itzgerald. *1 he book i aterial effect on the economy w ith pictures of the principals. C urry Count*.-, if decided in and hence, the ch aracters are :• of th e appealants. i ot en tirely fictional. is. Gladys Laycock, ol P ra ir- The lib rary recen tly ordered C ty, Oregon, through her several new books which are t» n >s, will claim the var- paid for through fines and a, ,r - s or; t-rs and acts prohibiting al moneys, as well as oth er ¡ton of goal is in P funds. t i e constitution, ____________ à.rs. L bases her claim id e a to exploit ai on be.n •15 M ILLIONS DAMAGE — deposit she inher- T he s ta te of W ashington is re valuabh h fath er, in G n nt ported, through its nurst *vi.ien ¡nty. ' v ciation, to hav e suffered at Before the 1;a w requiring th at ist 15 m Ilion dollars dam ages frorn thp N ovem ber tree e. n ■> all new ly-m ined gold be sold to the governm ent at $35 an ounce, loss will effect the economy of considerable of the valuable the w hole northw est and is of i m etal w as produced in C urry sIx ‘c’a l local in terest because of ( unty. a b 0 lu ,n ed " " " V cr°** O b" A N O T H E R " B U R N T ’’ C H ILD '° n’ *?* ° e,1,‘c’inK ' hp i'y ,’ran- Busy shopping M other and a o<'al1.' probably including busier boy helping. Mamma th(Me dooryard, hcre wan(c<) )f , ——----------------- — sc ra p er gadgets for bow an 1 things. Sonny didn’t get the drift until M amma said, “You know, one of those things like I broke when I was spank ing you w ith it.” Sonny abandoned the hunt. \e w Diaper Like B-29 Fur a ire« booklet, K r ile Dexter D ia p er F a c t o r y , D e p l. N , llo u tlo n 8. T r i . Pat. 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C3 IX tur.illy, you d take R ic h !It •at ev en n in e ' R ie h -H t.it H eating Oil burns e/eaa. Richfield s Year-» \h e ad refinery removes ingredients that cau>e greasy, dirty, sooty b u rn ing. And, in R ichfield R n h -H e a t, no other oils are added, as they ¿ure in interior grades. R ie h -H e a t contains St >1 \R 1TT a w tentifu îdditive that protects against rust and burner clogging. It even m akes harm less an\ m oisture that may condense in your storage tank or fuel lines' R ie h - H ta t is the cleanest heating oil you can buy. RICH-HEAT, RICHFIELD ORDER TODAY FROM T he S uprem eC burt has affirm ed the decision of the C u rr\ County C ircuit Court in the case of Rock and C hurchm an vs Cadherrv and Campbell. In th e tria l of this ease, it was alleged th a t G adberry a n o C am p li'll had seized and sawed up some logs belonging to the plaintiffs war. claim ed that th was done a fte r Gadbe»ry and i Cam pbell tixik over the sawm ill a fte r the N yberg L um ber Com pany had ipnt o,« 'ratin g it. A fter tlk* plaint ffs had put in tlv'ir evidence. Judge King, on the motion of the defendents, d s- ’ I ss, d the case on the groun is that Ruck and C hurchm an na 1 failed to pi ove th e ir case. Rock and Chure! then apputleil ■ >m Jüdin •ision to sum. th e .■supreme Court said, • ‘We ag ree with the tria l c o i .l • th at th e re w»s no e'd'Emce that the defen.lents converted the ocs. I d F. Ackley, local atornev, repre «'nt«sl G a d b e r r y and Cam pbell before the Suprem e Court I t ’s o u r c h a n c e to c e le b ra te o u r record-breaking sales- and to make even more friends. 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