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THE LUCILLE
BEAUTY SHOP
Mr and Mrs S I
Perras and
M i ' M orri' were in Portland last
M ins Avrrill Stewart spent Satur \\ emlnrsda) on businev>
day with friends in Portland
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Count.\ Superintendent I B Gib
Mr and Mrs. Pete Lee and Faye n *> ii xi'ited the grade and high schools
Ikiuwlle went to Hood River M on I huiNtlav forenoon
day night.
HY \ IOI. \ HKINK
Mrs. Lucille Henderson, Prof.
A modem shop with the latest
equipment ami experienced
operators.
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P E R M W E N T W A V IN G
Upstairs in l. O. O. F. Hall
Mr and Mrs. William Keeler are
Helmet Sundsten and llrly n and
now moving into the former home of i.o is Merrill went to see a cinema in
Mr. and Mrs. Reuterskiold.
Hoed River Tuesday evening,
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Sylvia Spiier. Hula Fritch, Frank
Mr and Mrs. Art Lovell were in
Barr and Jack Roth were North
Hood Ruer Thursday afternoon
Bonneville Friday.
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above the postoffice.
C ASC AD E LOCKS, O REG O N
THE MEN’S
HAND LAUNDRY
James F.dstrom went to Odell last
week and spent the weekeml visiting
his parents.
For the Dam Workers
Hal Chapman, princqxd o f the
Mosier grade school, was in Cascade
Locks Tuesday visiting friends.
Modern Prices
Prompt Sen-ice
Miss Rose Woodward was visiting
with her mother in The Dalles last
Wednesday.
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Miss Alice Finley has rrturned to
her home in this city after a visit
in Portland with her sister.
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Mrs. J Foulkes has rrturned from
a trip to California where she lus
been visiting her father and mother.
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fa ith Sundy has Is-rii out of school
for several days with a sprained
ankle.
Meitner Sundsten. Roliert Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Perras. Rclia Smith
and Hrlyn M etfill s|wnt Tuesday
and Inez Perras were in Portland
evening in t’ortland.
Sunday on a pleasure trip.
Bring us Your Flat Work and
Dry Geaning. W e will take care
of it for you.
Miss Wilma fairly sjient last week
Mr-i and Mrs. I'. Christensen, with
end at the state Christian Endeavor
their daughter, Helen, Frank Davids
meeting in Salem. Miss Eddy is a
and Katherine Karavanich, qtent
state officer o f the association and
Saturday in Hood River.
Concluded several conferences.
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On Main Street, second door
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above Meat Market.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Brink. Billie
Dr. and Mrs. C. E Ilardw iik cd
and Viola Brink and Jack Stark went
Hood River N|ient a few hours Sun-
to Portland Saturday.
day in the Locks visiting Dr. h. H
Berger.
Mrs. Wilma Lovell, considerably
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worse from her illness, was taken to
Mrs. Cassius Sundy and daughter,
the Hood River hospital. Dr. M c faith , and Mrs. S|kthnger were in
Cain is attending the case.
Hood River Monday
C AS C A D E LOCKS, O R E G O N
Lamps
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Mr. and Mrs. J A. Merrill and
Pete Iae, Art Lovell and Mrs. A
Mrs. Tesseir were in Portland last Ihtuville went to Hood Riser M on
Wednesday on a business mission.
day to visit Mrs. Art Lovell, wlto is
in a fiospit.il in that city.
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GARDEN
SEEDS
EIMER ELECTRIC
Electric Contracting
CRAIG M O NT HOTEL
MHS. E. FINLAY. Prop
I Might fully situated in o x atre» of p m air grounds < K r t looks
Collimiti« uvei On Columbia Kicrr Highway at rastren en
ttaiti’r to Cawadr I . » I s Dining room «>|wi* < »ne of Oregon's
Itritrr hotels \mple accommodai tons for Iraiisirnis and tourists
Sumiixv Dinner» by Appointment
I El f PI IONI 41 l'»K RF'EKVMIONS
75 Cent»
\|t S 11 I <-\M It was ■ \ 1'itor in
Addison Harrison and Willena
Portland Phursrla)
Stewart hiked front Multnomah Falls
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to Larch mountain Sunday.
Arthur Sundstrn i' in Prairie City
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visiting his friend. Ilam ld Kim/rv
Mr. and M r ' K Sturgese. old time
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residents of Cascade la n k ', were vis
M i " \lt.i Hammel was a Portland
iting friends here Sunday.
visitor last Friday.
Open 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Supplies
Wiring
Repairing
l> \M C H R O N IC l I
Those attending the party at Jane
(»eitner s home last Wednesday were.
Mr. anil Mrs. (¿eitnrr, Mrs. Ko|>p,
Harold Geitner, Charles Hill, Everill
Brolliar, Maynard Kirby, Geraldine
Rankin and Viola Brink. The eve
ning was sjtent in dancing.
BANK OF STEVENSON
STEVENSON, WASHINGTON
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$30,000.00
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COMMERCIAL
SAVINGS
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Ten Minute* from Cascade I»cki
it: in tkti t-jnt at f tmurr d b -, lk< J r l t t . : . I><p
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ante l orpotatt n in the mannrr and to tke n tr n t pto'.idtd Undtf
the In m i of the Hanking
PRINTING!
W e art* equipped to handle your print
ing needs and can turn out your work
on .short notice. If you require menus,
letter heads, cards, statements, bill
heads or envelopes drop into the o ffic e
or flan iks down as we barge along: the
street. It does not make any d ifferen ce
where we may be going, you will find
we are never in too big a hurry to stop
and talk printing.
Ferry —Morse— Portland Seed
Jack Eimer, Mgr.
Vegetables
Flowers
Grass
Garden Tools
Fertilizers
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Box 96
R. t A t t W S
C.ASCADE LO C KS, O R E G O N
THE
DAM
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BEST GRUB ON THE WORKS
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lake and
daughter. Opal, of Gresham, Mr and
Mrs. Milton I.ake and Mrs If. M il
ler o f Portland visited in this city
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson
Sunday.
Carl Keuterokiold has just com
pleted a four-room house on prop
erty above the postoffice. He and his
family mover! into the new home f
Sunday.
Mr. ami Mrs. A. W. Myers s|>ent
Sunday in 1 he Dalles as guests of
long time friends, Mr. and Mrs. O.
W, Badder.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colfix and
Mrs. Lydia Colfix, relatives of Miss
Afona Burt, sfx-nt Friday at her
home. They were en route to their
homes in 'viuth Dakota after s|>enr|
ing the winter in Oregon.
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Prescriptions brought to us are carefully com
Just Try Our
35c DINNER
YOU WILL COME AGAIN
M r. and Mrs. Henderson s|ient
Sunday in \\ hite Salmon at dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. fo r e
man of the White Salmon cash gro
cery.
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B lu e Ribbon And
Olympia Beer
free! Gray, local star angler, is
having an immense amount of luck
with his fishing equipment these
days, f red seems able to drag fish
out of pools which seem empty to
other fishermen.
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Come and Join the Gang
The Dam
Chronicle
Mrs. Jack Kirby and Mrs. Alice
Harvey are directing a local talent
play which is to be presented in the
high school auditorium about May
9. Definite plans for the play have
not been announced yet.
pounded by a registered pharmacist. W e tell you this
in order to emphasize the fact that it is no longer
necessary for the people o f W arrendale, Bonneville,
Eagle Creek, Cascadd Locks and Herman Creek
district to go to Hood River or Portland to get their
prescriptions filled.
i’ Our stock o f Drugs is clean, fresh and complete.
W e carry about everything that you would expect to
find in a modern, progressive drug store. And if we
don’t have it, we will get it for you.
CASCADE DRUG CO.
L ASCA DE LO C KS.
OREGON
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