THE DAM CHRONICLE
Mrs. Elizabeth E. Smith was in
Hood Fjiver Tuesday morning on
| a short business trip.
FRESH MEATS
Mrs. Vanstrom is in Portland visit
ing her son and daughter over the
weekend.
AT PORTLAND PRICES
A number of ladies met at the
home of Mrs. Chas. Haggblom on the
afternoon of the 7th for a surprise
party in honor of her birthday. The
ladies present were: Mrs. Charles
Rosenback, Mrs. Wm. Sundsten, Mrs
' Chas. Olin. Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. E.
I Grandstrom, Mrs. Anna Haggblom,
Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs. Hatton,
Marie Nelson, Mrs. Lester Sprangue,
Mrs. Susie Woodward, Helen Rosen
back, Eileen and Eleanor Sprague.
Robert Douville and Jack Douville
were up to Wadum Lake for several
days. They are the first to go up there
this spring.
Residents of the Bonneville Dam area are fast learn
ing that our meats are equal to any the market af
fords, and they are telling their neighbors that our
prices are surprisingly low. Our wagon goes down
the highway to Dodson. If more convenient, buy
direct from it. You get the same high quality of
meats that you obtain when you trade at our shop.
This Week We Offer You
RIB STEAKS, lb...................................
POT ROASTS, lb.................................
PORK STEAKS, lb...............................
HAMBURGER, lb.................................
SHORT RIBS, lb...................................
SIRLOIN STEAKS, lb.........................
SHOULDER OF VEAL, lb...................
20c
14c
20c
15c
10c
20c
12c
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Plymouth and Chrysler
S A L E S A N D SER V IC E
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CARS
Headquarters
for
FISHING
SUPPLIES
Reels
Rods
Flies
Hooks
Lines
Bait
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Sunday or Nights, 1053 or 1923
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Com plete m a y o n n a i s e
se t ..n ew * q u ick mixer,
p in t can of W esso n
Oil, re cipe folder
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MAY 11th AND 12th
PETER PAN PINK
SNIDER S FRESH
SALMON, 2 for.................... 25c
KEPT PEAS, 2 for............... 31c
OLD DUTCH
WALDORF TOILET
CLEANSER. 2 for............. 15c
TISSUE, 5 for....................... 22c
PALMOLIVE SO A P3 for
14c
TUNA FISH White Star Fancy............................ 15C
ARGO CORN STRACH, 2 for.........................................
LIBBY’S CORNED BEEF
16c
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Jewelry Repairing
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THE MEN’S SHOP
Has something new for
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Riale Smith and Russel Kelley
spent Friday in Portland.
Men’s Shop
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Nelson were
in The Dalles over the weekend at-1
tending the Pioneer Picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bruce, of the
airway service, are now making
home at Mosier. They moved Friday.
Mrs. Susie Woodward’s condition
since her return from the hospital at
The Dalles is reported to be much
improved.
Mrs. Harvey and sister, Mrs.
Reams, went to Portland with Mr.
and James Kirby on business Monday
THIS SUNDAY
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is
MOTHER’S
DAY
DON’T FORGET HER,
for she never forgets
you.
Send her a
GREETING CARD
or
CANDY
We Have Both
Cascade Dru; (o.
ELECTRICAL WIRING
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Ask us to prepare estimates for you
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LADIES—
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Andrews
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Newest Styles
Popular Prices
And Materials
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Evans and
small son are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Evans mother, Mrs. Susie Wood j
ward.
41c
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Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Brolliar were
hosts at a dinner given for Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon G. Henderson, Miss
Wilma Eddy, Miss Averill Stewart
and Miss Mona Burt Monday evening
Miss Rose Woodward left Sunday I
evening for Spokane Washington for
a visit.
3-lb.
CAN
ascade
Cotton Prints with Or
gandie Trimming in all
wanted shades and sizes
Marjorie Andrews, Reba Smjth,
Inez Perras and Mr. and Mrs. S. E.
Perras were in Hood River last week.
SNOW
DRIFT
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Mr. and Mrs. Underwood went to
Portland Sunday evening.
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HOUSE
DRESSES
Mrs. Strader, Daryll Strader and
Lawrence Brink were in Hood River
Saturday.
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DR. F. F O L S O M
Dentist
Rev. Nat T. Buckley, the minister
who comes down from Hood River,
is still in the hospital, although his
condition is much better.
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HOOD RIVER, OREGON
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Quite a number attended the party
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis
McKinnon Wednesday evening. The
evening was spent in dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Chaarles Olin were
Portland visitors last week.
GARRABRANT BROS.
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Quite a large crowd of people made
a surprise visit Tuesday on Mrs.
Bruce now living in Mosier.
Mrs. E. Granstrom is planing on
Nat Davies went to Woodland to building a new, modern home.
visit over the weekend.
1—1931 Fordtown Sedan
1—1930 Ford Sport Coupe, R. S.
1—1929 Ford 4-Door Sedan
1—1928 Dodge 4-Door Sedan
9 Oak Street
Mr. and Mrs. S. Perras and Inez
Hans Johnson has returned from Perras were in Portland Monday.
the Hood River hospital and is fast
recovering.
Everill Brolliar, Howard Harrison
Paul Tomkins visited his parents,
and Rovert Woodward hiked up in
Mr.
and Mrs. Tomkins over the week
the mountains Tuesday. They expect
end.
to be gone several days. The boys
go up every summer but this is the
Richard McKinnon has returned
first hike this summer.
from Hood River, where he has been
fishing. He plans on going to Astoria
Mrs. Otis McKinnon entertained next week.
the graduates, of both high and grade
school, after the graduation exercises
Miss Eddy went to Hood River
Thursday evening. Games, and Monday.
dancing furnished the entertainment.
Later lunch was served.
Mrs. Carl Reuterskiold and daugh
ter, Donna, are visiting her brother
Robert Woodward, Chuck Hill, and his wife at Boardman.
Everill Brolliar, William Brink, How •
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Mr.* and Mrs. Chas Rosenback
ard Harrison, Virginia Tessier, Ger
aldine Rankin, Ida Glazier and Viola were in Portland Saturday.
Brink attended the party at the home
Mrs. Arthur has been visiting this
of Jane Geitner Friday evening. They
made candy and some of them danced weekend in Portland.
S. E. PERRAS MEAT MARKET
CASCADE LOCKS
The new baseball suits are expect
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Woodward of
ed sometime this week. The Cascade
Linnton were visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Locks team is going to play a team Dick Woodward over he weekend.
from Mt. Hood Sunday.
See us for materials. We carry one of the largest
stocks in Eastern Oregon
PHONE 121
We are licensed by the state—License No. 298
EIMER ELECTRIC
John Eimer, Manager