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About The Dam chronicle. (Cascade Locks, Or.) 1934-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1934)
THE DAM CHRONICLE Office in Odd Fellows Building, above Cascade Drug Co. HOURS: Wednesdays—10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Saturdays— 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Sundays— 9 a. m. to 12 Noon Why Try Burning W ET W OO D When U Can get D R Y PLA N ER W OOD UTAH KING COAL and PORTLAND GASCO BRIQUETTES from W. H. CLARK CASCADE LOCKS, OREGON 1 CASCADIAfl Sound Service Presents A New Show Every SUNDAY EVENING at Cascade Locks Oregon “Jim” Merrill has had carpenters and painters busy for two weeks en larging the dining room in his res taurant. He insists that all work and no play makes for poor fishing, so he is going to play Wednesday night. The occasion will be the celebration of the reopening of the dining room. He is inviting friends from all over the Bonneville Dam district to drop around that evening and join in the fun. He will tap two kegs of beer while the night is still is young, and so long as it lasts the treat will be on the house. He has arranged for music, and has put men to work get ting the floor in splendid condition. “Jim” Merrill is exceedingly popular on both sides of the river and the house should be packed. her sister, Miss Averill Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Merrill, Lois FAST DAILY SERVICE BE TWEEN PORTLAND .AND CASCADE LOCKS AND ALL WAY POINTS. WEDNESDAY NIGHT MAY 16 T W O K E G S O F FREE BEER BEGINNING AT 8 O’CLOCK. PORTLAND TERMINAL: 1001 East Water Street Telephone EAst 7800 CASCADE LOCKS TERMINAL Andrews Store Telephone 121 PLENTY OF GOOD MUSIC. WE WANT YOU TO ENJOY YOUR SELF. SHIP YOUR GOODS BY AUTO FREIGHT M E R R IL L ’S B A R B E Q U E ^ Merill, Mr. and Mrs. C. F7 Carnes went to Carson Saturday night. tA jg/J I ^ g /J LAgyj LVg/J LVgAI tA g /J tA gA l J I ^ A ! (AgAl IVgAl LVgAl LVgA! LASA3 IVgAI LVgAI I VgA] 1 Cascade Food Store, Albert Geitner went to Portland Sunday on business. Mr. Howard Walker and a friend went to Portland on business Sat. CASCADE LOCKS Celebrating the opening of the new Enlarged Dining Room I Mrs. Jack Woodard is very ill with Pneumonia. The Motion Picture Classic of LESTER Auto Freight Our Trucks provide a quick, convenient method of getting your hauling done promptly. No delays, no red tape. Proponents of a state sales tax will speak on the proposed legislation at a public meeting ni the high school auditorium Friday night. The sales tax comes up on the ballot in the primary election next week. Name of the speaker selected to fill the engagement in Cascade Locks, but it is thought that the author of the bill will discuss the measure. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford went to White Salmon on a pleasure trip. IT PAYS TO PAY CASH Bert Stewart and A. T. Stewart The most widely read book in the were in Portland Friday. world brought to life on the screan Eliven Erickson from Portland was by an all star cast headed by here last week and took Mrs. Erick KATHERINE HEPBURN, son to Aberdeen, Washington to visit PAUL LUKAS, JEAN PARKER relatives. and many others. Here is an out 1 Miss Esther Erickson is visiting standing picture of the year. Also friends in Portland. a BLONDES and REDHEADS Mr. and Mrs. J. Merrill, Mrs. Iva comedy and a FABLE. Woodard, Mrs. A. Douville and Mr. 1'essier were on a pleasure trip to Show Starts at 6:45 Portland last week. J ^ J ^ V Inc. Where Your Dollar Knows Its Full Value EGGS TOILET “LITTLE WOMEN” Prices—10c—25c—35c GRAND PARTY Mother’s Day will be observed at both the Community Center church in Bonneville and at the Methodist Community church in Cascade Locks. Church services at Bonneville will be held in the morning at 11 o’clock. The church will be beautifully deco rated with flowers. Church services in Cascade Locks will be held in the evening, Rev. Mr. Richards of Odell occupying the pulpit. Both services will be non-secretarian. Attraction Sunday, May 13th. ALL TIME 'J IM ’ M ERR ILL’S Extras, dozen. 17' T IS S U E Chrystal White, 10 bars.......2 9 ° 1000-Sheet Rolls 1-lb. Cello Bags, each........ J^c ROLLS P R E T Z E L S Tiny Good 0ne,' lb- 17e ÛU ALTI NE Drink Ovaltine for your nerves’ sake... Mrs. Peterson is now back in Cas cade Locks. PUREX BONNY VILLA One-half Mile West of Bonneville ICE CREAM - CANDY - CIGARETTES B L I T Z W IN E H A R D AND H O P G O L D BEER ON DRAUGHT and BOTTLED BEER “Sit and Sip by Our Open Fireplace’ I Fine for Bleaching. Quarts 39c 3t^r^r7^^r^i^f7gvir^r^ir78^i?^r^^v78^t^\ir>8\ttrs\ir^ E. H. B E R G E R , M. D. Mr. A. Kosky is now making his Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Isenberg spent home in Cascade Locks. He is a for- last weekend in Portland visiting The Fraternal Order of Eagles will mer resident of Hood River. friends. hold a mass meeting in the Odd Fel lows hall in this city at 8 o’clock Tuesday night for the purpose of Cascade Locks, Bonneville, Stevenson, Hood River organizing an Eagles club for men in the Bonneville dam area. and North Bonneville are Invited to D. D. Hall, state president of the organization, will speak on the his tory and ritualistic work of the order. He will also discuss old age pension, unemployment insurance and other legislation in which the Eagle society is interested. Tickets of admission may be ob tained from “Jim” Merrill of the barbeque, Paul McBride of the Dam Site Inn, and from Charles E. Wells and Jack Ellis, organizers. Eagles to Meet. MEERRILL TO BE HOST AT PARTY WEDNESDAY NIGHT
