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Thursday, March 29, 1956
BROOKINGSHARÜOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON
THURSDAY, MARCH 29th
Wanna bet ? Tea contains from MRS. R. C. BAUGHN
7:00 pm. Mass Star/of the .Sea 1 to 4.8 percent cafficne, Coffee
BOOK KEEPING WANTED -
IS AD-RIME W INNER
8:00 p.m. Elks Club, Elks bldg. 1 to 1.5 percent.
Experienced in all kinds of ac
Mrs. R. C. Baughn captured
counting. Phone 2944.
6-1-p^FRIDAY, MARCH 30th
LOST—Brown female Chahuaha
the Ad-Rime this week with a |
VFW Rummage Sale, VFW hall YOUNG MEN WANTED —
with a brown nose, Children’s FOR SALE- -Bathtub, stool and
2.00 p.m., Services at St. Tim
Not necessarily by girls, either catching phrase which rhymes
pet. Lost in back Brookings fittings, circulating oil heater othy's Episcopal Church.
The Oregon State Highway with “Ask Your Merchants Lor
Market. Reward. Phone 2341 with 150-gallon tank and 25-feet
3:00 p.m., Comunion, Star of Department is seeking qualified Advice”; her rhyme is It is
of tubing. See Jule, Chevron St a. the Sea Church.
6-1
high school graduates to break free, no hidden price,
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brown, of
6-3-p
7:30 p.m., Candlelight Com in on engineering work. In their
Mrs. Baughn can pick up hei McHenry Mississippi, announce
FOR RENT Office Space, in the FOR SALE - Beautiful Baby munion, Community Baptist
prospectus they advise that prev I $10 at the Pilot Office, just in the birth of their second son,
Campbell Building. See Fell Garments, Hand Knitted. Orders SATURDAY, MARCH 31st
ious experience is not necessary' time to help with the Easter Lance Atchison, on March 3rd,
Campbell, Phone 3712-3591.
VFW
Rummage
Sale,
VFW
Hall
, as long as the applicant is a shopping.
Received. Prices Reasonable.
at Stone County Hospital, in
1:30 p.m., Easter Egg Hunt, J graduate of any Senior High
6-tf-? Mrs. E. E. Willson, Tanglewood
Previous winners are not dis Wiggins, Miss. He weigh«“1 ’
School, or has equivalency oer- qualified from the contest, and pounds, 11 ounces and joins a
Manor, Bandon. Oregon. 6-2-p Azalea Park.
LOST—Black, long patent leath
8:00 p.m., Barbershoppers Lad- j i tificate. The work will be gen may enter and win as often as sister and a brother. Mrs. Brown
er purse. Lost possibly in the THAR'S GOLT)
ies Night. VFW Hall
eral with surveying crews about they like.
was the former Jean Atchison,
vicinity of ( ’lifT House. Valuable
What with tearing up a lot of
Square Dancine, IOOF Hall
the state. There are two applic- j
1 of McHenry. Paternal great
papers wanted. Finder can keep] the back country, and making 11 15 p.m., Liturgy and Lessons atfon forms and the prospectus LOOSE MONEY —
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
money. Call 2471, or leave at the some of it accessable where it S ta r of th e Sea Church
Quite a number of checks fac Ira Brown, of Brookings.
available at the PILOT Office
Pilot Office.
6-1-p was not handily so before, the SUNDAY, A PR IL 1st
or application may be made a t : ing several hundred dollars alto
chances are worth bearing in
6:15 a m. Interdenominational j Oregon State Highway Dept., gether, are being held by the
FOR SALE — Nothing for my mind that gold may be found. Services, Azalea P ark
Personnel Division, 511 State State Industrial Accident Com
equity in a 1955 Royal Lanoer Heavy rains of the winter have
After the Services, Everyone Highway Building, Salem,
mission, undelivered because of
Dodge, fully equipped. See at sluiced out patches of country attend the Church of your choice MANLEYS ARE HOME!
faulty addresses. The checks
Winehuck Village.
6-1-p where gold has, in the past, in MONDAY, APRIL 2nd
Mr. and Mrs. Clive Manley range all the way from $5.00 into
greater or smaler quantities
8:00 p.m. Barbershoppers, at recently returned to Brookings the hundreds. Should you believe
FOR SALE — Craftman 8-inch been taken with a lot of hard the High School
after having been to several there may he a check there for
tilting arbor bench saw, exten work and it is entirely within TUESDAY, APRIL 3rd
In d o cto r’s te sts, am azin g new
other places, said to be south of you the list will be available at Stainless
Pazo instantly relieved
rions, blades and bench, $95 reason that watching these wash
12 noon. Rotary, Cliff House here, or maybe west.
the PILOT Office until the end piles’ torture!
Oave Internal and
Bearcat garden tractor and the es might turn up some attractive
8:00 p:m:, O.E.S., IOOF Hall
external relief — without surgery I
of April.
6
medically-proved
ingredients re
attachments, $75. A1 Moline, on prospects.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4th
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith
lieve pain.itch.mg instantly! Reduce
Parkview Drive.
61-p
8:00 p.m., Installation, VFW have postcarded from Belgium
swelling. Promote healing. Y oh sit,
and Auxiliary. Open to public that they ane on their way home REGISTER BEFORE APRIL 17 walk in comfort ( Only stainless pile
to vote in the MAY 18 primaries. remedy. Stainless Pazo« Supposi
tories or Ointment at druggists.
after a rather rugged winter
abroad.
PINOCHLE CLUB MEETS —
The Harbor Pinochle Club met
at a potluck dinner in the home
Miss Patsy Roberts, of Smith
of Mrs. William Skopec, recently River, was one of those present
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and report the men should take as a charter member, of Alpha
jll')1'
some time off before the next i Psi Omega, a dramatics chap-
meeting, to be held at the Ed ter, when five new members were
Edson’s home, and brush up on initiated recently, at Southern
the fine points of the game.
Oregon College of Education, at
Ashland.
VAPOR TRAIL —
Several have reported the
thrilling vapor trail left over
S h a v in g /s S lic k e r —-
town, Tuesday night, pencilling
from North to South, a moonlit B la d e C h a n g in g Q u ic k e r
sky. Some jet flyboy taking his
To Late to Class
No surgery needed
to reduce swelling
of painful piles!
GIVE
SOME FUN!
EASTER SEALS
^Gillette
B LU E B LA D E S
IN HANDY DISPENSE»
with
PLANT
Shade Trees
Fruit Trees
Flowering Trees
Bedding Plants
of A ll Kinds
VEGETABLE
FLOWERS
- bulbs -
G ladiola
Begonia
Phlox
Peonies
- CONIFERS -
used-blade
xompartmenf
Blue Lawson
Elwoodi
Monterey
Cypress
Hé fi! N'T NO MORÉ V/CRK1N'
f i i HlS OEFiCc -lÖNiG-HY tU fiN
MAN
Cedrus Deodora
IN -1HÉ MOON'"
Arborvitae
Monterey
Quality
MEATS
Pine
Junipers
English Yew
Irish Yew
Compactas
Pyramidals
3ELTZVILLE
6 -8 lb.
wm
ORNAMENTALS
ÎÜ K K E Y S
WISCONSIN RED COATE
S i ARP CBiESE
SWF’TS PREMIUM Fuily Cooked
Pound
59E
Pound
Hams
U. S. CHOICE
fc’X
Flowering
Almond
Viburnum
Wiegela
C O M E BACKS
Pound
Boiling Beef
5 lbs $l.OO
Tv ft come back. Put out that campfire! Drown
it' Campfires left to burn themselves out are one
of the prime causes of forest fires . . and forest
fires are r a full) black cuing your country'
Last year, 20 million acres of America’s'
w«x\Jcd land w ent up in smoke. Think that over.
And think /A»r over Those fires last year cost
the nation over one btUton dollar j. And that, of
course, means money our of your pocket.
,
forest fires be stopped? You bet they can.
Nine our of ten are started by people . . . people
like you and your neighbors.
So be careful. . . extra careful with matches,
smokes, campfires, rubbish fires, any fire Be sure
that every flame, every spark is dead out. Help
stop Americas most shameful waste. Pleatef
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ASK US ABOUT OUR FROZEN FOOD PLAN
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Only you can
PREVENT FOREST FIRES!
IW 'tM kraara Arm * .
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IW kudwn km • rmpamMry t. ramrikuto t.
m l Ik. Adv
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S«. £ £ £ £ , £
M agnolia
Ruby Glow
Escallonia
Pepper Tree
Veronica
Acacia
Pittosporum
Hypericum
Azalea
CameHia
Rhododendron
Roses
and many others
THE
GARDEN
CORNER
Brookings
Feed & Seed