D im m ick Bros.
Brookings Mkt
THE PRICES QUOTED IN THIS AD ARE EFFECTIVE
THURSDAY APRIL 19 thru SATURDAY APRIL 21,
Straw berry
P reserves
LADY'S CHOICE —
HARBOR NEWS
Mr. and Mrs Andrew (Happy)
Hoffeldt are riding around in an
air conditioned car these days.
Last Wednesday when Mr.
Hoffeldt had parked their Ford
Station Wagon at the Thompson
Lumber Company, where he was
working, a pile of 2 by 12s top
pled over onto the hood of the
car, pushing the car backwards
and pulverizing the windshield
Except for a battered air c’ean-
er, the engine was undamaged,
but the hood and the front of
SEE
4 pound Jar
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H omelite
$ 1 .2 5
HOLIDAY —
direct drive
C H A IN S A W
Oleo211,5 37f
3 Pounds
SWIFTHIHG 69
LADY'S CHOICE —
Q uart
VINEGAR
17 f
V2 Gallon
SANICLOR —
251
BLEACH
AMPBELL
TOMATO SOUP
BROCCOLI
Large Size —
10 t
Bunch
PRESH GREEN —
Cello
CARROTS
3 Packages 25<
25P
Fresh —
Green
RADISHES ONIONS
3 Bunches 14c
CELLO BAG —
ORANGES_ _ _ _ _ 38 C
HURST MKT.
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Thursday, April 19, 1956
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON
PAGE TEN
FOR THE FINEST IN MEATS
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Get m ote cutting
for your dollar with
the new Homelite EZ . . .
the direct drive chain »aw
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with Floating Power that gives you
more power, less weight end lower cost
Slices through 8 * oak In 5 seconds, 18*
pine In 14 seconds. Cuts up, down,
right, left, even upside down.
Have a free demonstration today and
see for yourself. Ask about our con*
venient tim e payment plan.
2 1 -IN C H
S 2 4 6 .5 0 Complete
Coast Power Saw
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her daughter, Mrs. Shirley Hut-
man, for a couple of weeks. Mrs.
Hutman and son Mike accomp
anied her home for a few days
visit here.
Mrs. Wade Henderer and son,
Bobby, plan to netum to their
home in Elkton Friday after en
joying a weeks visit here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Weigel.
Mrs. Claude Clayton returned
home Thursday after visiting in
Cupertino, California, at the
home of her daughter for a
couple of weeks.
A pedigree Border Cbllie pup
was received by Leo Lucas last
week from the French Camp,
near Stockton, California, the
trip being made by express. Due
to the padlocking of the freight
company in Crescent City, which
handled the express shipments,
the arrival of the puppy was de
layed. When she did reach Har
bor, her crate was on the porch
of the Post Office for a few hoc. s
before Mr. Lucas could pick her
up, and everyone, especially the
children, enjoyed stopping and
visiting with the friendly animal.
$ 5 0 .0 0 Cash
For The Best Slogan
For Our Service Department!
The present-day automobile is a highly
technical piece of mechanism. The day of monkey
wrenching is over. Skilled technicians are a must
if present day cars are to give the best performance
Our mechanics are trained—School every
week, Special Films and Lectures, Our shop is
equipped with special tools, equipment and also
expensive testing machines.
Now we would like to have a slogan which
would depict the m-a-n-y qualifications of our
Service Department.
In not over 1 0 Words, send us your ideas,
something like, “Brookings Automotive Clinic,
We Guarantee to Cure the Patient.”
No Strings, No Obligations, Nothing to
Buy. We reserve the right to be sole judges. If
your slogan is adopted, it will be used in our
advertising — CONTEST CLOSES MAY 15th.
C "ED" DEMPSEY
Your
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
5th anniverary
SALE
AND
FREE CHICK DAY
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39 c
PICNICS
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the top are pretty badly creased.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mincer
have rceived word that their
daughter, Mrs. Bonnie Kay Daw
son, that she arrived in Germany
all right on March 23rd after a
days trip from Phoenix, Arizona.
The plane she was in was de
layed at Newfoundland for five
hours because of snow on the
wings, but she enjoyed the trip.
She joined her husband, Hugh,
who will he stationed with the
army near Ansback, Germany
for a year.
A group of bulb growers a t'
I tended the open house held at
Oregon State College last week
to show the results of the ex
periments the experts at the
college have been carrying on
j with Easter Lily bulbs. The open
house lasted twro days. Among
those who were at Corvallis for
the open house were Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Woodriff, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Zumpfe, Mr. and Mrs.
Berger Dahlstrom, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Wollam, Alan WoodrifT,
Roger Oliver, E. L. Rigdon, Bob
Stanhurst, A. K. and Bob Hast
ings and N. V. Strommen from
Brookings and Harbor; and Mr.
and Mrs. Samuelson, Mr. and
Mrs. Lionel Burroughs and Joe
Rose of Smith River.
There will be a potluck dinner
fpr the members of the Chetco
Grange this Friday evening, with
everyone asked to be at the hall
with their food by 6:00 o’clock
so that the dinner can get under
way by 6:30. The regular officers
will put on the first and second
degrees at the meeting that even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Carson and
Mrs. E. L. Carson drove to Port
land last weekend to bring the
Carson’s young son Dennis home
after he had received medical
care at a hospital there. Thomas
Carson, who has been visiting in
Portland at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Ray LaEontaine
returned with the group. His
wife remained- in Portland for
further medical treatment, but
he reports that she is feeling
some better now than she did
before going north.
Mrs. Roger Oliver returned
home last week after visiting in
San Francisco at the home of
Friday APRIL 27 th
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U.S.D.A. Good Steer —
A Real Value
RIB STEAK
U.S.D.A. Good Steer
25C
Pound
73 £
Blade Cut
BEEF ROAST
U.S.D.A. Good Steer —
BRISKET BOILING BEEF
Pound
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