Broobings-H&rbor Pilot
Brookings, Oregon
Thursday, March 21, 1957
Alice Gran Entertained
ZELKA RUG CLEANERS OPEN
Beaverette League Brookings Items
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zelka of Pinochle Club Wednes.
S m ith River, California have a n
Alice G ran en tertain ed the pino
nounced the opening of their rug
cleaning business at its new loca chle club at her home on W ednes
tion about one mile south of the day, M arch 13 Those present
Dr. Fine bridge on highw ay 101. included: Dolly B rainard, M arie
Brown. F erp Farnham , Margo
The Zelka Rug C leaners esta Clare, B arbara Miller, W anda
blishm ent was burned to the Phillips and M aude Phillips.
ground F eb ruary 4 in Sm ith Riv
B arbara M iller held high score,
er. E verything was a total loss, W anda Phillips won the pinochle
and all the equipm ent in the new prize and M aude Phillips w alked
location is new.
aw ay w ith the booby prize.
M A K E
T H A T
Team standing as of M arch 14.
1957.
W
L
Brookings M arket
19
13
B & G Produce
19
13
Coos C urry Electric
18
14
H anscam s Center
16
16
B & 11 Logging Supply
15
17
Mode O Dav
15
17
W ards Gas & Appliance
15
17
K err H ardw are & Elec.
21
11
Individual High Game
Ruth Vaughn
200
Individual High Series
Jean Samuel
484
Team High Game
B & G Produce
763
Team High Series
Brookings M arket
2180
SPARE!
HERMI'T/'.GE
MANS
and t e l l &he w o r ld
FOR SALE
y o n Ssnow g rre a f
GEHL Fc;age H aivest’’Tg Eqv pment
1. F H 83 H arv ester w ith 4 HP !
( (’em onst ator, i
1. FB 84 B low er (n e w t.
s tra ig h t K e n tu c k y
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1. B tT S elf u n lo ad in g fo ra g e box ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ t yo1 r s l*i.
1. B I’80 S elf u n lo ad in g box m ounted on Int. truck ready to go.
1. FH81 H arv ester w ith 34 H P
. . . . . . . . . ,i ..u,Lo. & sickle
b ar (used).
1. FT30 Blower (used).
1. H A 80 Pick-up attac h m e n t (used).
1. CA 80 Row crop attach m en t tir e d ) .
1. E lectric powered wagon unloader.
1. Conbination sickle and kinfe grinder.
b o u rb o n !
S2®°
HERMITAGE
BRAND
Ten year of selling and serving GEHL EQ UIPM ENT gives
Us the experience to answ er m any of your forage h arvesting
qu stions.
The above equipm ent is priced at p ricts YOU can afford.
mwtucmv straight
BOURBON WHISKIY
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WAYNE BABCOCK
Broadbent, Oregon - Phone Myrtle Point 5125
OLD HERMITAGE COMPANY. LOUISVILLE. KY., DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL OIST.
bourbon whiskey , 86 proof
P roducts corporation , K entucky straight
in u h i .
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1 ......... :
Y o u c a n ’t b u y a b i g g e r
s ta tio n w a g o n
a n y w h e r e . » »at a n y p r i c e !
Y e t, t h is s m o o t h - r id in g
S u b u rb a n
is s t ill
in th e
price, medium-price, right on up to the so-called
P ly m o u th
lo w - p r ic e
Mr and Mrs. E. C. Cole an d
daughter, Phyllis visited in Med
ford, Eugene and Bend d u rin g th e
spring vacation.
W HOSE
BIRTHDAY
Town & Country
Bowling League
. .. then make yourself
a memorable drink...
6 years old
Miss Linda S chneider of G ra n ts
Pass visited last week at the hom e
of the Earl B reuers.
3
There isn’t a single station wagon built that'8
bigger than the new Plymouth.
We’re not just talking about the low-price 3,
though Plymouth has the biggest in the lowest-
price range. We mean all station wagons . . . low-
“big” luxury wagons. You can’t buy bigger than
Plymouth no matter how much you spend !
So why spend m o re -a n d settle for less?
Especially when Plymouth offers you the magic
smoothness of velvety Torsion-Aire Ride . . .
Push-Button Driving . . . Total-Contact Brakes . . .
Flight-Sweep Styling . . . and the power-for-safety
of up to 290 hp. Drive a Suburban today!
T
W
4
20 »2
F ran k 's Pills
20
Phillips Clothing 4
0
18
Indepen. Auto
Dairy Creein
3
15
Knox Insurance
1
15
Cheteo Cafe
0
14 1 a
M arine Skvroom 2
13
Fairy Creek
2
12
High gam e with handicap:
Lois Ann Miller
P at C urry
Vi Roberts
Bessie Baird
A nnette White
L
114
12
14
17
17
174
19
20
231
231
216
205
204
Lumber Prices
Still Lp Some
The slight im provem ent i n
prices for green lum ber reported
last week still continues, but the
m arket is still hadicupped by lack
of dem and, according to Random
Lengths, Eugene w eekly lum ber
m arket letter. *
A lthough m ills are holding to
their new price levels, and report
some selling, it is still unlikely
that cu rren t inventories and pro
duction man be moved entirely.
Even if dem and w ere to pick
up sharply, most mills feel it
would be some tim e before any
price advances would be felt at
the mill level.
S tud prices continue to show'
firm ness, largely due to low vol
um e production.
C ontinuing buyer in terest has
been reported by m ills shipping
m ixed ears of green and kiln
dried lum ber, but some rejxirt a
slight slow-down from tw o w eeks
ago as buyers w ait lor definite
m arket tren d s to develop. Most
sales are m ade to fill im m ediate
needs or gaps in unbalanced in
ventories.
A lthough Pine production is be
low' par, most mills have been
selling th eir output, and m ain tain
fair unfilled order files. For the
past several months, sales have
exceeded production, and prices,
p articularly in the w ider w idths
of N um ber 2 and b etter and 3
grades have shown considerable
strength.
Associated species of Pine have
not faired so well. Inland Fir and
larch «production is handicapped
by adverse w eather, and an in
active m arket. Englem ann Spruce
rem ains unchanged w ith a slow
and spotty m arket, and W hite
F ir follows the sam e pattern.
Demand and supply in the Ply
wood m ark et is fairly well bal
anced as a result of curtailed pro
duction. A num ber of plants re
ported a pick-up in inquiry this
past week, b ut so far none of
those who shortened th eir w ork
ing weeks to four days, have
indicated they will resum e norm al
schedules.
IS IT ?
I JUST
BOUGHT A
HI FI SET!
BUT W N IB I'L I.
I BLUB IT IN ?
No out lot for yo u r diac-aot?
D on't (rot boo yo ur electrical
contractor a b o u t a convenient
C . C E . C . A d e q u a t e W ir in g
Loan! You c a n h a ve your home
w ire d a d e q u a te ly , w ith a ll the
outlets you need no m oney
dow n, p a ym en ts ad d e d to your
low m onthly e le ctricity b ill But
h u rry, do It n o w — w h ile e a r
m a rk e d funds are still a v a il
a b le .
NEED MONEY FOR
TAXES? ?
LOANS
|
$ 5 0 . to $ 1 5 0 0 .
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COMMERCIAL FINANCE
Northgate Building
Phone 2641
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