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FRIDAY. AP b E 16, 1937
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21.30
Kendrick Dunlap, mileage,
50.08
Glenn Wgllaee, road labor
X4Ö
Glenn Wallace, mileage,
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1646
road
labor
51.88
C.
M.
M
enlnger
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^ n a r r s s s
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50.-08
50.76
,n_my home town.
courthouM
14.5B
51.65
E. McQuillen
Son— Say, Dad, how do they J. C- Freeman, Stamp, for
14.75
L.
W
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c
catch lunatics?
1 „.^?erk _
. Print.
14.75
A. Shearer
Dad
(gruffly)—With
tu*
pow-
K,lhtm.
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14.75
o f H e l p f u l H o u s e h o l d H in t s
G. Moorehouse
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. . . E Wilde
14.76
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The Dalles, Apr. 16.—At the call
3.00
a n d R e c ip e s
E. Wilde, mileage on roads
of the United States Comptroller
road
labor,
14.76
of Currency as bf March 31. 1937,
Hopeful Miss~-Dad, what ia sup- J. K. Gill Co., Sup t. supplies 24.91 J. Weatherford
Mrs. Wesley Wilde and Mrs
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49.86
Conducted by ELEANOR HOWE
C. Herring
the
United
States
National
Bank
posed to be the luckiest month of Typex, Incorporated B u pt
Maud Akers were hostesses at the
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7.90
WllD
_,
.
v
a
krutiph
in
OllR
Edwin
Peters
When in . hurry.
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JS
the year in which to get married?
supplies
home of the latter Wednesday with
„ »’ - - 7 . 9 0
John Roth
city, reports deposits at the ail-time
Father- I don’t know.
That’s C. C. Wilson, Cash advanced
a dessert luncheon followed b. , Dg and cutting « .c u lt dough, a.®- ' out ^ 1 » « . «R
Fred Hennsgin, use of Cat.
the
lettuce
h
e
a
d
;
high
of
$115,929^33.99,
or
a
gain
so m e th in g -everybody must find out
for stamps
cards at two tables. Quests were ptv drop Into small muffin pans and then hold the lettuce
on r
o
m
l . 44.10
of
over
16
million
(follArs
since
the
for
himself.
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Art
BucholU.
Meals
for
members of the Past NobU Grand bake as biscuits. It saves time and
C.
A.
Bargenholt,
road
labor
30.00
under
c
o
l
d
water
spring call o f 19365 Resources in­ ___ ~~.L___ i -
rr
=; j prisoners " ■ -■?.
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club and prizes were won by Mrs* the biscuits are uniform In site.
running rather force-
, - k
C.
A.
Bargenholt,
Mileage
creased
to
$125.696,680.85,
a
gain
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COUNTY COURT
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I Wily W K n ig h te n -^ “ » ad
George Wilde and Mrs. Jessie
on roads
'
2.90
Before putting fully, a n d gently
of over 174 millions since the cor­
.
I vsneed for office help
v I responding call of a year ago
Amos.
.
,
,
Mrs. C. M. Snider, rent of
(C ontinued from Da2®jW*>-----j ohn Milne, Furnace repair
fresh-cut flow­ loosen the leaves. In- > x .
Kent and Wasco played soft
* *
road machine shed
6 00
ers tn a vase, vert head to drain
Loans and discounts also showed a Earl Snell, Sec. of State
J. C. Freeman, Stamps for
and
press
back
to­
ball here Thursday the home teams
cut the sterna
Walther
Williams
Co.
Road
better
than
normal
seasonal
de­
First payment, Biolo­
Sheriff
,
being defeated by scoies of 12 to
under
water gether In original
Machinery
, 2.90
mand, increasing approximately
$150.00 j c . Freeman, Stamps for
gical Survey
shape.
Store
In
modern
Ice
remg-.
10 for the boys and 26 to 12 for
and leave un­
Tum-tA-Lum
Lbr.
Co.
Road
six and one half millions to a tota U. S. National Bank. Pub­
Assessor
der water for eralor to prevent rapid drying out-
supplies
164»76
the girls.
380.00 Geo. A. Potter, Phone calls.
of $25,949,545.56.
lic
Assistance
one-half hour.
Dorothy Johnson, daughter
McKean & Searcy, Road sup­
“We
are gratified by the in­ Chas. R. Logan, County
Telegrams,
etc.,
F lo w e r s so
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Johnson was
plies
22.00
instead of using triangular-shaped crease in demand for sound loan--
62.35 T. Lester Johnson, District
Audit
treated a
Earnest
Hueston.
road
labor
3.00
married to Charles R.
°d
to
care
for
the
seasonal
activities
(Attorney’s expenses
pieces of toast when serving
J. C. Freeman, Stamps for
Boise- April 7. «cording to £ ord keep fresh much longer.
Pac.
Power
&
Light
Co.
of
farming
and
business
equally
6.00
inland
Empire
Waterways
creamed chicken, try toast baskets,
for Treasurer
• • • •
Lights in machine shed
.8-03
received here. Miss
Marpani
in de'
de-
Association. Waterways 250.00 )
gaib i®’
a Potter, County Judge 37.60
. - s t cut rounds of bread with as much as by the gain
GINGER
ALE
ICE
made
the
Johnson, sister of the bride, »as
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T
.
S.
Reese,
road
labor
19.20
Wily W. Knighten, State Li
“agitated way" la a delicious treat; cookie cutter, using three slices for posits.” stated C. ^ n n riU n g r man- A A Dunlap; County Com­
brary Fund 7
Ross Hilderbrand road labor 70.00
In
m ission er. _
6.00
an attendant.
and It lasoqulckly frosen when made •aCh shell. Cut holes In two of them aker of. The Dalles Branch.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Yocum ana In one of the new easy-to-operate and place on first allce. Brush with short, money is
Ginn
Coleman
A
Co.,
Court-
Loggers A Contractors. Au^
turning
over
more
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David Rei)dt County Com
23.50
house repair
™
Patrol, final payment
2850
children spent Saturday night w
rapidly. The
tnUsioner
m e fact
ia t i that - a » greater
missioner
ice cream freezers. To make, dis­ melted butter and brown slowly rspiaiy.
J M. Yocum and wife at Mosier. solve 1 cup granulated sugar In 1 under broiler. Then HU shells #tth amount of money ia going into tne Ann-c Eddy j anitre9s
30.00 CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL- ROy J. Baker, road supplies
1.80
Sunday they motored to HoodI Riv- cup boiling water and cool. Add cream**! chicken. ___________ ,_f__ . bank and at the same tlnuMgyng
nn
LOWED AGAINST THE ROAD W. G. Armswprthy, road sup-
Johnson, Furnace Tender 9«;
25.00
a.__:i
«»sag
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, -j: plies
~
1678
out again in legitimate employ­ James Stewart, Stock In­
er with Mr. and Mrs. I. H. BfOCK % cup lemon Juice, % cup orange
FUND, April
Term, 1937
$75.10
Ginn
Coleman
Co., road sup-
ment is the best iadicaton of re­
returning with them as guests.
Juice and 1 pint ginger ale. Assemble
Road Labor
spector
25.00 L. L. Peetz.
28.70
plies
230
A recipe for Butter Nut Balls ‘ turning prosperity. We note in
- .N ational, Blind lAsais-
Mis. Ray Barlow and son Beryl modern Ice cream freezer. Pour
C. M. Mersinger
66.15
O’Meara
Sup.
A
Imp.
Co.
of Eugene returned Monday fol­ the mixture Into the freezing con­ (Note: The rats for these cookie» The Dalles a steady increase in u
Glenn Wallace
”
34.00 Road Supplies
244.56
deposits in keeping with the Unit-
Nfttionftl Rank Qld
lowing a visit of three weeks with tainer; adjust dasher and cover can be made
Kendrick Dunlap
61.26 Eastern Oregon Freight Line
ed States Natonal as a whole, ana
Assistance
177.72 Elwood McPherson
her parents Mr. and Mrs. J.- **. tightly. Then All the Ice chamber up and kept
with a mixture of chipped Ice and on hand in- c^\
60.00
Freight on cream cans
- -50
U ° n X - n d nX' Z S “ in M. C .r h Webb, Sealer Weights J Lamér Sayrs
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<4
Johnson.
24.65
Standard
Oil
Co.
Gas
for
Mrs. H.. A. White was a Port­ salt. (Use 3 parts Ice to 1 part definitely in LJ------:
A. Shearer
salt by volume. Remember, the light a modern air-conditioned Ice re
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Employment
25.10
roads
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6707
land visitor last week. *
Mark Alley
combination
of
Ice
and
salt
la
one
frlgerator
where
It
will
not
pick
22.40
Union
Oil
Co.
Gas
for
roads
141.82
Among the Knights of Pythias
- e r rady t ,
Service
15.00 G. Moorehouse
of the factors that make for quick up the odors of other foods.) Tc Z
22.40 Sherman Garage A Machine ,Co.
attending the district convention
L. L. Funk
freezing.) When froxen. remove Ice
25.10
Repair on road me Winery 116.60
of District No. 7 in The Dalles Tues around top of container, carefully make these cookies, cream 1 cup welcome applications for loans for Kilham Printing Co. Clerk s
E.
McQuillen
butter, add % cup sugar slowly and u. cr0D and livstock purposes, the
office expenses
l »» E. Wilde
22.40 Geo. Wilde, Gas fox ioadsr 10.50
day evening were E. D. Mcpee, remove cover and lift out the dash­ ----------------- —- -
best well. Add 2 egg yolks, 1 egg
.
of farm implements and Webster Publishing Co.
22.40 Shell Oil Company. Gas for
John McClure, Angus Cameron, er. Pack carefully with a spoon. beat
white and l t t teaspoons lemon P
that our f armers have;
Sup’t. office expenses ------- 5.64 J. Weatherford
roads ----------------
289.05
22.40
John Robinson. B. W. Guy. G. C. Then cover container, with wax
L. Wallace
Juice; blend thoroughly. Tfc®n a*
erwpiOyment in local busi- West Coast Print. A Bind Co.
22.85 Geo. A. Potter, Cream can3
Andrews, T. A. Cross, Bruce Mil- paper and replace lid. Drain ofT
Clyde
Hearing
2 cups general purpose * * *
enterprises and even down to
Courthouse office expenses 38.70
6.95
for roads
la; d, H. H. Brackett. Arnold Brady water and replenish Ice and salt
Dick Yocum
“ P
w £ n PE i»ynE “^
remove the recurring need, of the individ- J. C. Freeman. Box rent for g
V. B. Eakin, Drag roadrf and
Loggers A Contractors, Auto
and Fay Brackett.
mixture. Cover and allow to harden
snow removal
75.00
The auxiliary of the American at least one hour before serving.
ita p e ln th ” m 'a n b X ri<T « 0^ i a M ' “h is“ w V X o u n c t d ‘ ev^ al weeks Dewey Thompson, Field As-
Patrol, Cash on delivery 1500.00
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Hoskinson, use — tractor 6.00
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Legion met Wednesday afternoon
L.
Peetz, road
80.70 G:
L,. L.
lu. reeuz.
runu labor
v j .
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By turn­
L. L. Peetz, mileage on roads 72.87 John Tynon, road labor
8.60
S =
County Journal.
at the Legion hall.
ing partly-
El McPherson, road labor
62.50. Joe Peters. Repair of road
The Misses Dorothy and Donna
County iPrinti g
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used Jara of balls In 1 beaten egg white ano1 homes and other buildings on ex-
E .McPherson, mileage,
8.00
machinery
•
138 < <
Knox were entertained on their
balls in l oeaien
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provided R. A. Stow, Justice Court
-4.40
peanut
but­
Lamer Sayrs, road labor
20.50 National Hospital A ss’n Pro-
roll In H cup ground nut meats.
birthday anniversary in The Dalles
ter. syrup, Place on greased cookie sheet and by the now discontinued Title One Geo. G. Updegraflf, Bonds for
Kendrick Dunlap, road labor 58.25
tection for road employees 32.70
as dinner guests of their grand
mayonnal
a e top each ball with a candled cherry of the Federal Housing Act. s
County officers
15.00
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Byers.
Townsend members met Wednes­ end so forth upside down, their or^ralsln. Bake In a moderately
day evening with W. A. Spencer contents will stay fresh longer. The hot’ oven (366*) for 11 minute».
as speaker. The meeting was fol­ Uda, of course, must be screwed on
lowed by dancing and a chili tightly
suoper.
Wednesday
ul - Sun­
▼veiuicsu«/ the
m v Everfaithf
w -.v ...........
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Dixon, president; Mrs., Junior Grey visited at Redmond
day
•
k
.
president; Mrs. over the week end with his father
day school
school class
class met
met with
w ith . Mrs.I
Mrs
U u i. W ^ h .
' r ? “ ‘ “odn McIntyre. »’ecreUry; Mr,. Churie. Grey.
pack
y°» «v«r do“ W j
U. S. National
Bank Business
Best In Years
Past Noble
Grands Meet
In Wasco
I -
A ^ o r O . “ Mr,. R<*ert T. L. Field,, tree.urer.
1
G„ den c l^ held it. regu-
K<seberir followed by sewing.
I Mildred Butler is visiting here lar meeting at the home of Mrs.
E»- with her mother. Mr,. Pearl Butler.. Mari, Barnett Cooper.
tielle Hailey visjted in Dayville
Mrs. Homer Dixon and Mrs.
Tuesday, the former with her par- Jesse Leonard were joint hostesses
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Loring Stewart at the Dixon home Saturday tor
and Mrs. Hailey wi^i relatives.
a supriise layette shower for Mrs.
Among those attending the Glee I Frank Thomas. Many gifts were
dub Monday evening in The Dalles, given. ' Frances Gorsline received
were Miss Evelyn Scott. Mrs. high at bridg and Mrs. Wm. Mc-
Maud Akers, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kean at monoply.
Mills and Rev. and Mrs. Douglas.
The camp fire group hiked to
Of interest here Saturday was China Hollow Saturday where
the junior prom given at the school they enjoyed a camp breakfast to-
auditotium. The hall was festive gether.
in black
and white
checked
Mrs Jack Chapman and grand
streamers and a musical scene was daughter, Dolores of Portland were
cleverly arranged on the walls and I jp town Friday as-gu ests of Mr.
stage. Punch was served by the and Mrs w p . Watkins. Dolores
X* a >
8 a m a I is staying with
« * a a...
a* J mother
a 4 r\ •*
Committee in charge of a the
dance
her grand
and all in all it was voted to be at present.
>
a very successful social affair by
Dinner guests at the Fred Fort-
these
attending
eee attending.
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h o m e S u n d a y '-WrUw lAnd-
LAWYER
The W omans Study Clifi> Held I
LucM and daUghter, Ann o f
iU »meeting Friday at the home of
Und
Morton of.
OREGON
WASCO
Mra Maud Akers during winch Heppner.
officers were elected as follows. |
and Mrs. Jake Brock of
Cooks are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
S, J. Brock, a brother of the visi­
tor.
Arline Morton spent the week
end visiting with Hazel Marie
Watkins.
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,. RED & WHITE STORE
Mrs. Fred Blau and Miss Thelma
Parrar of Portland were visitors
here last week with Miss Parrar
Groceries—Meats—Fresh
also visited with her parents in
i Condon.
Fruits and Vegetables in
Mrs. I, F. Lamtoorn was hostess
Season
to members of the Tillicum club.
After dessert luncheon members
played cards with Mrs. Shearer
Your Patronage Appreciated
holding high, Mrs. Lawrence Funk
second and Mrs. Hull low.
am«»«
nMiur
Through blazing heat. . . through blasting cold . . .
T. Lester Johnson
WW-'*' s
r
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WASCO MARKET
across high mountains • • • octos ^
level plains . . . this Chevrolet
h a lf-to n truck rolled up
am azing new records
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SMOKING
"What goes up must come down”
is an old saying that applies to
most things . . . . but not to trac­
tor fuel. Smoke that goes up from
a Diesel engine says up. It rep­
resents lost fuel that might have
been converted to power. — -
There » NO SMOKING in a “Cat­
erpillar” Diefcel. Correct design]
utilises all the h e a t ------ leaves no
half burned fuel to waste-through
the exhaust pipe to *“go -up iul
smoke.”
'
,
That’s w hy “Caterpillar” Diesel
owners save as much as a gallon
of fuel per hour of woria That’s
why they report fuel saving of
$100 to $600 per year gver other
makes of tractors used by their
neighbors.
L
A ,
Note the clean exhaust of Cate7
pillar" Diesels you see in the field.
O’MEARA
S e e ue
Study this unequaled record — then buy
10.244 MILES
for Sodium Chlorate and Atlacide
location of T o .t . . ’Round tho Notion*-Dotroit »o Detroit
D itlaS c. Tro velo d ........................................
Gasoline U s e d .................... ........................ 493, 8. G^ " ° 2 !
Oil Consum ed.................................................... 7 ,5 Q ''ort*
w ith 1000-pound load
V.C. Family and Prince»» Fleur
Mill Feed»
Grain Bag»
Dairy and P o u ltry Feed»
Twine
Rolled Crain»
Concentrate»
Flour
Salt
iS /> a
$ [Ü Í
A ll kinds o f Insurance
’
I
W asco, Oreg<
p e r q a llo n
C o n ta it Board 4« * • ! » • s f f l d s l ly «orroe».
CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION. Ceaerwl Motor» Soto» Corporotion. DETROIT. MICH.
Ceiror.1 JfeMro f n i » Ih o«O I PUi»-roroMMy jtayiwMO M "dt yoar pt»r»o.
CHEVROLET
S u n se t M otor Co.
S a fe ty Deposit Boxes f o r Lease
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Gasoline M i l t a g t .......................*2 0 .7 4 M ilot per G allon
A voraao S p eed
31.18 M ilot per Hour
Running Timo ............................. .. 32« Hours, 31
Cott per Vehicle M ilo ............................................... .....
Average Oil M ile a g e ...................... 1,345.9 M ilot per Qt.
That« record« h a v f boon certified by the A. A. A.
73*
"mORE POUJER
Sherman Cooperative Grain
Growers :
TO TAL COST
O F GAS
TOTAL COST
OF REPAIR
PARTS
SUPPLY CO.
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CHEVROLET TRUCKS —
.a
T h e D a lle s , O re g o n
LOUJER GUST
a e r
M oro G arage
M o ro , O re g o n